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Show TIMES 11 HILLTOP TIMES . June 28, 2007 >CBs ill Air Force Base ends second phase of clean-up in housing Wing commander. "Accomplishing this cleanup from start to finish in less than a year is the fastest I have ever 5th Air Base Wing Public Affairs heard of and a significant accomplishment for Hill Air The Air Force has ended a second phase of soil sam- Force Base." The Air Force began an aggressive soil sampling propling in a portion of its family housing area here and has to learn more about the extent of the PCBs in the gram jegun developing a plan for clean up of areas where polyhousing area. To date, more than 700 soil samples have chlorinated biphenyls, also known as PCBs, were found in been collected and analyzed. The cleanup will involve reFebruary during housing renovations. moval of approximately 1,700 cubic yards of contaminated ', "Our concern from the beginning has been the safety soil in areas where PCBs have been detected above one 'and health of our military families living in the area, part per million. The soil will be taken to an approved diswhich is why we've pushed to get this done as quickly posal facility. las possible," said Col. Scott Chambers, 75th Air Base BY 1ST LT. GENIEVE DAVID GENERAL jbntinued from page 1 J (I'm going to promote the concept of Team fHill' and the 'wingman concept.' Everyone L needs a wingman whether you are active '-duty, Reserve, civilian or contractor. And |lastly, one of those things we have to do is lake this center as efficient and effective fes possible. We are going to promote and build upon process improvements." To carry out these plans to overcome challenges that she faces, General Close keeps in mind some of the words that she has taken to heart over the years. "I have a few mottos I like to follow," [General Close said. "Don't avoid the chal- lenge, embrace it and figure out how to work it out as a team. I truly believe the glass is half full. Also, I look for the best in people. I believe that every single person has value. You have to figure out how to match people and their talents. Sometimes people have mismatched skills, and we may discount a person because they aren't performing to our expectations, but everyone has value." General Close not only follows her mottos, but she cites three individuals as her heroes who have had an impact on her life. "Amelia Earhart is definitely a hero of mine," said General Close. "I was so impressed at her ability to overcome diversity. Raised in a military family, General embraces life." Close's father was another of her heroes. General Close is in touch with the rela"My dad loved to fly. His love of the Air Force and love of history has sparked a lot in tions that Hill AFB and the surrounding me. I used to dread when we changed duty communities have and appreciates their warm welcome. stations traveling across the country and when we would stop at Civil War battlefields, "I would like to thank Hill AFB, the comor in St. Louis to go see the a rch or the Grandmunity and both local and state leaders for Canyon. Now I really appreciate his desire the warm reception and hospitality that has to show us America and to share with us his been extended to my husband and myself. passion for flying and aviation." We are both very excited to be here. We are Her father, however, was not her only looking forward to meeting the people and getting out into the community to explore family hero. "My sister has also overcome incredible the great things that makes Utah special. I health battles and lost a husband. Despite have a lot to learn and to see and I hope the cancer and losing a husband, she has main- time that I'm here as commander will entained her faith and sees everything in a able me to affect change and take the center and installation to new heights." positive light, and most importantly, she r—— BUYING ? SELLING? Classified Advertising Pays! FOR INFORMATION CALL TODAY: 625-4300 INTEGRITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 2165 MADISON AVENUE, OGDEN Family Sunday School: 9:00 Worship 10:30 Family Bible Study 6:30 Wed. evening www.inteQrilychristianfellowship.CTm "He is the real Physician, bringing .divine remeday. anrj healing to the world of man." Abdu'l-8aha W'Baha'i Faith 476-0102 Pastor 71m S Mm. Vicki Henderson ^^ A Prescription For M Healing The World For more inlormaiion call 771-0586 or 317-9575 "We have identified six areas that will require cleanup/' said Bob Elliott, Hill Air Force Base's Restoration Branch chief, who is responsible for overseeing the cleanup. "We plan to start the cleanup in late summer." PCBs are a mixture of up to 209 different chemicals that were produced for use in electrical equipment and transformers up until the late 1970s. The Air Force plans to continually meet with housing residents to gather their input prior to starting the cleanup. An information fair will be held today, 4-6 p.m., near the Youth Center, to discuss updates to the sampling, the cleanup project and address concerns of housing residents. PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY, P.C. 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