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Show notify everyone so all operations can get back to normal. yon ACSC accepting "Heirforce" addition SrA. John and Darcey Segatti are parents of a boy born May 7. Jonah Tyler Segatti weighed in at 8 pounds, 8 ounces and was 21 inches long. Commissary open on holiday The DeCA Hill Commissary will be open for normal business hours on July 4th. Alternate recreation activities set enrollment and noon 1:30 p.m. at Bldg. -- 1279. "How to Relieve Neck Pain, Shoulder Tension and Headaches" is the lecture topic Dr. Perry L.Davis will cover July 15 from 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. at the Thornton Community Center, Bldg. 460. The lecture will be followed by a session of free massage therapy. Events are open to all active duty, reserve members and their families, retirees and civilian employees as well as any interested friend. Wear loose -- comfortable clothing. Refreshments will be provided at each session. For more information on activities, contact the center at Ext. in management "How to Manage Frustrations" is the lunchtime topic July 8 and 15 from noon 1 p.m. at the Family Support Center. The two-pa- rt class focuses on causes of frus- -- tration, emotional burnout, why some are more vulnerable than others and how to reduce vulnerability to aggra- vations and manage interpersonal anger and frustrations more effectively. To David or register call Ext. R. Larsen on the Outlook system. ail recer-tificatio- recer-tificatio- ficiency test may contact Kathleen Girard, Ext. Spanish andTaga-lo- g speaking members can only receive pay if they're in a designated position. Transformer causes system outages Civil Engineering lost one of two trans- formers in a substation that provides electrical power to the east side of the 2 12 months before the transformer is repaired and reinstalled. The temporary repairs can't support the power demand that usually occurs over the summer so all East Area facilities and occupants are asked to do everything possible to minimize electricity use. Examples include turning off lights when not in use or needed, shutting down production lines, turning off nonessential equipment and either not using air conditioners or setting thermostats to 76 degrees. Failure to cut the electricity demand could cause additional power outages and may even cause shut down of mission critical operations if the demand burns out another transformer. When the permanent repairs are complete Civil Engineering will immediately $49.95 $299 $59.95 $14.99 ...$59 ...$69 Ccnrptcn's 99 Star nars Rscer to complete intermediate level professional military education. All majors and major selects of all service components and civilian employees GS-1- 1 and above are eligible to enroll. Enrollments will be accepted through Aug. 8. Contact Denise Stark or for more inforNancy Crow at Ext mation. SI3SI City 3000 . ...... ...... 7th Cuast or ntSs Hear Asserted Dlsnsy Tltlss ...... ncAfee virus Ccasa 4.0... . Army representatives will brief retired members and their spouses at the Utah y Military Retiree Council quarterly 17. The Staff Judge Advocate will provide information on services offered at Hill AFB as well as work sheets. ADelta meet-ingjul- - Gtsngan .....$59... ...... Fontisrs.. $29.99 1596 N. Hlllfleld Rd. Suite E. S. $19.99 $19.99 $59 $59 . SLC DigitraU 5628 900 "Moved! SLC .$59 $59 Norton Antvirus 5.O..... star wars .$29.95 $69.95 $49.95 ..$29.95 $9.99 ...$9.99 $109 $199 $59 FJIndoaS S3 UpgrSdS WordPerfect Sssite 7 Pro...... Retiree council meets Layton 801-266-47- 801-775-98- B 40 Dental representative will also inform atten- dees of upcoming changes. The meeting takes place at 10 a.m. in the Fort Douglas PostTheater. For more information contact John Frederick at (801) 561-134- 1. Sesg!a Upcoming pharmacy I l 1 1 111 kwUAL i l m iLLbl I personnel shortage The Hill AFB Pharmacy will be minimally manned July 20 from 2 p.m. on while members participate in a retirement ceremony. Club runs at the Gerrity Memorial library, Bldg. 440, through Aug. 25. It's a free program open to kids ages 4 14 of mil-- itary and civilian personnel. For every books read, the child receives a coupon for a free game of bowling and shoe rental at the Hill Bowling Center. Kids who read 10 or more books are entered into a drawing for a chance to win a Brunswick bowling ball or a Hill Bowling Center party package valued at $30, or a Just Kids headset radio. For more information, call Ext. five flKlellt lSS!l 'I' Reading Club ongoing Foreign language speaker's recertificafion required Those who receive Foreign Language Proficiency Pay now need to recertify. Letters have been sent to commanders. n Anyone who has not received a notice of their test date should check with their commander or orderly room. Testing is not permitted until the n testing office has received the master list roster signed by commander. their Anyone interested in taking the pro- ....$199 WcrcSpsrfect Sislta 0 Pro .....I.... The Just Kids Book Busters Reading stress base. Repairs will take about ncrgpsrfect Sisits 8 Enrollments for the upcoming Hill AFB Air Command and Staff College seminar are now being accepted at the Education Office, Bldg. 383. This is an excellentforum hi Our Price Retail 83 The Health and Wellness Center hosts demonstraa Martial Arts and Tai-Ction as part of Alternative Recreation Week July 14 from 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. at Bldg, 460, the Thornton Community-Cente- r Classes aid n BHAMfAW MBMAflE FT age-appropri- i,v r : 4 SEASONINGS v. The True Vine Baptist Church in lll SNACKS Buy One : at 23.5 oz. Candy's Get One .!: 1 FLOUR TROPICAL W CH .FREE TORTILLA! 1 Free concerts in Ogden 12 lb. Amour GROUND The Ogden City Talent in the Park free concert series continues through August at MTC Park, 1750 Monroe Blvd. on the Ogden River Parkway. TURKEY 81b. Upcoming performances include: Cat Van Natter & Friends - rock vocal - July 8; Don Keipp & Friends - jazz quartet - July 15; Brenn Hill and friends - western ballads-July 29; Zion Tribe - world beat 1 RICE CAKE KM .6 MslHi o 64 oz. Minute Maid They'll sell "Southern style" barbecue ribs, chicken and beef dinners and pork sandwiches as well as corn on the cob, salads and drinks. The booth will be open from 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. or until sellout. Prices vary. SPICES Buy one get one free of equal or lesser value. Barbecue raises funds at Layton'Commons Park Monday. 3.5 oz Orville Redenbacher's & l. r . , Assorted CD Kaysville will host their annual fundraiser , Citgo -- August 12; and Kirkmount and Shanahy - traditional Celtic and Irish Highland 19. held concerts are Free August every Thursday. Concerts begin at 6:30 p.m. r nt S . :OT 'U&UW I I BAND MOTOR with opening performances by local musicians followed by headliners at 7. For more information, contact Ogden City Special Events, ' ..... j,' u , OTg3r Assorted Marquee f f $ ay -AIDS ' ' .,,.,, z 629-824- 2. 209 East 200 South, Clocrficld Ogden Womens Aglow meeting set - "A Summer Celebration Joy is in This Place" is the theme of the July 10 Aglow meeting. The meeting begins at 9 a.m. at the Ogden Marriott Hotel, 247 24th Street Local band "His Own" will perform. Make breakfast reservations by Tuesday. Call 3 6 or for reservations. For further information, call Mary at 5444557. 782-566- 734-963- 025-730- 3 Open Daily 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. we gladly accept all manufacturer's coupons and welcome the utah horizon card We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct typographic or pictorial errors. t- tet-s-:- ?. - ';Ti.'--vj-.- .,vi.'--tv'8"- Vu .'V Prices ffood July . if W, eir've- -- . y:'''f Tlc TlirirtSc3S-lOSSliop XJccOxj IToixr Ilcusable Items. Gall S losa.o.t;e. |
