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Show DAVIS REFLEX-JOURNA- SEPTEMBER 4, 1985 Water chief to speak LAYTON - Ivan Flint, recently appointed general manager and secretary treasurer for the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District will be the featured speaker at the -- September membership luncheon Thursday at the Valley View Golf Course. MR. FLINT has been associated with the district since 1973 in various capacities and assumed his duties as General Manager on July 1. in LDS Church. of the Kaysville-Laytoarea, and a graduate of Davis High School, Mr. Hint has attended Weber College and reA NATIVE director for Utah Water Users Association, Weber River Water Users Association, Davis and Weber Canal Company, Layton and Kaysville Irrigation Company and is active in American Water Works Association, State and National Water Users Associations; a member of the Ogden Board of Real Prior to employment by Weber Basin. Mr. Flint managed two area offices for the Defense Contract Administration Service tors, the Layton Kiwanis and the ment Region with responsibilities for Management of contracts over a four state area. In addition to active membership in the Chamber, Mr. Flint serves as San Francisco. These offices were responsible for administration of sev- ceived advanced schooling at Air Force, Army, Navy and National Aeronautics Space Administration schools in the fields of management, procurement, statistics and quality assurance. He and his family currently reside in Layton. WOOD MANTELS Custom made for your fireplace eral hundred Army, Navy, Air Force and National Aeronautics Space Administration contracts Rustic shelves for brick and rock faces ranging from general commodities to some of the most sophisticated weapons systems. MR. FLINT served 15 Shelves with polished brass. years in MANY MODELS ON DISPLAY the United States Air Force, spending the majority of his time at the Salt Lake City District Office of the Western Contract Manage- - Mod Brough Inc. Fine Woodworking Concert scheduled 945 So. 200 W. Bountiful 1083 Tri-Vall- BLUE THUNDER! By TOM HARALDSEN It only happens HILL AFB every other year, so when Utahs largest employer, one with a lot of historical and current significance, holds an open house to showcase its goods, its quite an event. -- - HILL AIR Force Base will open its gates this Saturday, with a special commemorative celebration titled The Price of Freedom, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the ending of World War II. Everything is being readied. Even defending national champion BYU moved its football game against UCLA to early evening so as not to conflict. (Actually, a national cable network is covering the game, so the open house has nothing to do with it, but it still works out nicely.) The schedule of events begins at 9 a.m. and runs through 4 p.m. Highlights will include the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard Drill team from Washington, D.C., as well as the U.S. Air Force Academy Wings of Blue Parachute Demonstration Team and Sabre Drill Team. ANOTHER crowd favorite will be the Air Force Thunderbirds Ae- rial Demonstration Team, performing precision stunts in their red, white and blue F-1- 6 Force estimated that 165,000 attended the open house. This year, nearly 200,000 are expected. Cameras are welcome at the event, as the Air Force is careful not to let any classified information or equipment be seen by the public. Events actually will begin on Friday, as the Thunderbirds will arrive and perform a show for media representatives and others specially invited by the Air Force. By 7 a.m. on Saturday morning, other aircraft and equipment coming for the open house will be in place in anticipation of the 9 a.m. opening of the gates. AT 9:30 A.M., the Silver and Blue Band will begin a concert. A 8 aircraft will perrform at 9:35 a.m., followed by a model airplane demonstration at 9:50 a.m. The Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team will begin its performance at 10 a.m. At 10:30 a.m., a bomb loading competition will begin, and from that time until a.m., several airP-2- 1 1 craft, including UH-lN- s and s, will perform takeoffs, touchdowns and F-4- s, pas-sover- s. THE AIR Force Academy Sabre 1 sembles, a combo band and the choir. The Sound of Music, South God Bless Pacific," "Oliver, America, My Blue Heaven. Tri-Vall- as well. Events rounding out the morning schedule will include a military dog demonstration, and military aircraft flyovers. AT NOON, the Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team, a unit with fully operational M-- l rifles, will perform. Their 15 minute program consists of precise weapon movements and a series of complex tosses and exchanges. The Sabre Drill Team will perform again at 12:30 p.m. At 1 p.m., the Wild Blue Country Air Force Academy Band will march, as the Wings of Blue parachuting team puts on a demonstration in the skies above the base. That will be followed at 2 p.m. by a ground and air performance by the Thunderbirds. Base spokesman Len Berry said other features of the event will include flyovers, ground aircraft displays, bands, exhibits, demonstrations, and food and souvenir concessions. He added that a number of restored aircraft and missiles will also be on display near the northwest corner of the base , at the site of the planned Hill Air Force A i sot bDayis Credit SCHOOL IS soon Mow Base Museum and Aerospace Park, which will make its public debut during the open house. The site is just east of the Roy exit on he added. TO START is the time to OPEN a CHECKING ACCOUNT No monthly charge No minimum deposit the past, the event is free to the public. Because it is held only once every two years, the open house has proven to be a event. Durpopular, 1983 the celebration, the Air ing AS IN 773-405- Fou only get murrictl once. do it right with silh TfaercTI - You can in advance: be no nrprics the day of your wedding forever to Youll have a memory keep You can use the same flowers for any number of open houses or receptions Youll have the option of converting your wedding pieces into bcamiful arrangements for your home Firebug Flowers 4.) Fi. Gentile. Lav ton 1 314-17- 7 WOW ENROLLING "Think W editing. Think I f ri fiiie " coiro.v ol 25 Kindergarten Grades 8 en 1 544-052- -- 2 for off Silk Trees 10 off All Items iu Store information packet IRENE WHITE, M.S., Director 360 So. Fort Lane Layton Expires corro.v Rear Bldg. j Layton Historic Viewpoints This hard bound book covers in general terms the history of Layton from the beginnings until it grew to third class city statue in 950. 1 Price before Sept. 1 , 1 985 will be $ 1 14.50 For orders of 5 or more After Sept. 10th, the price will be 4.95 $1 7 .50 Quality paper and binding used. SALE FOBS Books will be printed before Christmas. Studed ana Non Studed Snow and Highway Mostly We 14-1- 5 Specialize in Tune-U- p Special $200 OFF Send check to: LAYTON HERITAGE MUSEUM 437 Wasatch Drive, Layton, Utah 84041 4-Wh- eel Drive CflMGS (c555S) 36 South Main, Layton Telephone (801) BRIAN KING - OWNER 546-646- 0 . . In Silk Creations choose Earn 5 14 well-attend- 2 ORDER NOW Falcon aircraft. Grand Prize Drawing for wall decore from Basket Shack Sat.. Sept. 7th Call ahead have lunch ready for you MENTION THIS AD FOR FREE CORE OR COFFEE THE VILLAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Call 0 -- 21-8- 9. Pre-Scho- 7:00-3:0- Deposit your ticket stub after you eat for a chance to win a free meal - given away each day. Hold Me, Charmaine," "Whispering" and Three Coins in the Fountain" are some of the numbers featured. MEMBERS of the y Choir are residents of Davis, Weber and Salt Lake Counties. Their Mable P. age range is from Thomas is choir president. The choir has performed 210 times before 61,300 people in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming at a variety of events including concerts in the park and twice at the Utah State Penitentiary for services at the old and new Prison Chapels. The public is invited to attend and there is no charge. Sunset N. Cheryl and the gang invites you to come in and check us out. Sept. 3rd thru 7th will be performed by soloists, en- 1 2 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT plays, Hollywood movies, big band era tunes and patriotic songs a.m. Drill Team will perform at The team was formed in 1961 through the initiative of cadets at the Colorado Springs Academy. Cadets can join the team only during their freshman year, and each candidate is screened from more than 500 applicants. The team annually performs throughout the country and in many foreign lands 295-091- 530-7:00-Sa- t. M-- SFiLECTIONS from Broadway F-1- - Cafe Main Hi-H- at Melodies Worth Remembering" is a musical variety program to be presented by the LDS Choir and Brass on Friday, Sept. 13. 7:30 p.m. at the Ogden Tabernacle. The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds precision flying team will highlight performances at the Hill Air Force Base Open House on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The 6 team will be one of several military groups to perform during the event, held once every two years at the base. TThe public is invited to attend the free event, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the ending of World War II. n |