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Show HILLTOP TIMES Nifasr TIMES May 28, 2009 I The Wolf Creek Summer Concert ieries offers family entertainment «5» booths, and families are encouraged to bring their own picnics if they so wish. Htlltop Times editor On Aug. 8, Jon Schmidt, of local Utah fame, will play his brand of n June 27, the Wolf Creek astonishing music. Whether it's his Concert Series begins with a pyrotechnic back-flips or his keyboard concert by local Utah native Sjtharley Jenkins. The finalist on NBC's skills that entertain sold-out crowds, his performance will give returning £**Nashville Star" has gathered an h extensive following of country music fans a chance revisit his broad range of musical dramatic and reflective } fans after releasing two albums and ^.entertaining tens of thousands during skills and also introduce new fans to his music. v'Sis budding career. On Aug. 22, Eric Heatherly will \* v* The Wolf Creek concerts offer \ ^families a deal at $20 a carload And as bring his American rock/country blend }.. Caren Peery, Wolf Creek Foundation to Wolf Creek. A strong favorite with member and Corporate Sales director, rock and country music songwriters • says, "What a fantastic way to expose and guitarists, this musician blends £ your kids to great entertainment." She both strong guitar and songwriting for v explains there's no need for a babysit- a performance bound to introduce his i;< ter, just bring the kids and have a great style of music to a broader base beyond the strong, growing fan-base he < time at the family friendly concerts. has already attracted V The only exception to the standard The last concert in the series, ' price, at $40 a carload, is the visit by 5, is a Celtic band, Pladdohg, Sept. * the Utah Symphony as they perform a a Celtic-American folk-rock group. \ classical pops concert on July 11. Word of mouth has been especially • One of the nice things about the strong on this group, Peery says. 5 concerts is the ability to dance to the i music as the patio area, complete with "Pladdohg o' The Lough" is the Salt Lake brother pack to the Pladdohg \. concrete slab, is available for those pack rocking the San Francisco Bay v who can't sit still and want to break area, reports a Wolf Creek news re* loose to the rhythm of the melodies, lease. \ Perry says. The Wolfcreek Foundation, a '• She says the concerts appeal to nonprofit organization, sponsors the multi-generational groups and says she has often seen grandparents there concerts and primarily provides support for Air Force military retreats with children and grandchildren in and also supports the Ogden Rescue . tow. Mission. On July 25, Juice Newton, veteran Donations from overly crowded country music star with hits such cars are encouraged but in general, as "Queen of Hearts," "Angel in the Morning," and "American Girl," will the price is $20 per carload. There ,- take her place onstage. The Grammy is no limit on the age of participants "• winner will give families a chance to from infant to elderly and the envienjoy her music in the outdoor setting ronment is considered family friendly, with multiple generations of family ; in the more intimate venue with the ." casual feel of an summertime celebra- members often present. For more information on the contion. certs, the foundation or the amenities, : The concerts all feature elegant call 877-492-1061. , face painting artists and refreshment s60!r MARY LOU GORNY :I D: svRncuse 6 Bee ticket vouchers Team Hill baseball fans can buy tickerv6uchersj'tj for the June 1 game at the Information, Tickets and Tburs Office (that need to be:exchanged at the Bees' ticket window — they don't reserve seats) for $5. Please contact ITT if you have any questions. 2500 W. 1700 S. • 801-773-2254 FUELS From page 9 2011 was the year mandated by the Secretary of the Air Force, but the T-38 engineers and program managers expect to be done two months from now. They will be the fourth weapon system to finish testing and also the very first training platform to go through testing. Though the alternative fuel, SJ-8, is derived from coal and natural gas and has the same properties as the current fuel, JP-8, it lacks some of the byproducts that JP-8 has, mainly sulfur. It also comes with added bonuses. "We're reducing our dependency on a foreign source of oil," Meyer said. "Now we can execute our mission without having to worry about foreign suppliers controlling our ability to 'Fly, Fight and Win.'" Not to mention that mix of synthetic and traditional fuel reduces the Air Force's fuel costs by about 25 percent. In order to certify that the fuel is good enough to use in the T-38, members of the Sustainment Program began last summer by sampling materials which are similar to those found in the T-38 engine and anywhere else fuel might be found, Young said. They then mixed the samples with the fuel, which is a 50-50 mixture of SJ-8 and JP-8, and monitored how the samples were affected. The sampling took about two to three months, and afterward the team was able to move forward with ground runs, where they ran tests on installed and uninstalled engines. While testing the fuel, the team kept an eye out for any anomalies in the LUNCH From page 9 Werner said. He also mentioned that the semi-finals for a paper airplane contest held in conjunction with Air Force Week Salt Lake City will be held during the concert at 2 p.m. Lunch with Leo will be held oh the fourth floor of the Salt Lake City Public Sap/tpmhy^Mtglca! Monthy • Tag-a-loog Tuttfay C?J ^ Wa I.D. Widnssdiy • Jhrtlty Tluinda „ TERMINATOR STAR TREK SALVATION (PG-nj (PG-13) 1 5:00 7:35 4 4:15 7:05 AHOELS AND UP DEMONS (PG-13) (PG) X'HEN ORIQINS: NIGHT AT THE WOLVERINE (PG-13) MUSEUM 2 (PG) 6 420 7:15 3 5:10 7:40 • For info on NSPS visit http://www.cpms.osd.mil/nsps. ^BtfHlCK OUT OUR DAILY SPECIALS 7*\^ WWW.SYRACUSE6.COM 2 -1:00 7:00 Christian Assembly Pentecostal Church of God Sunday School 10:00 am Services 11:00 am & 6:30 pm Bible Study: Wed. 6:30 pm Pastor John Salcido 2280 Jackson St., Ogden • 801-393-7617 5 450 720 Library, which is located at 210 E. 400 South. The event will last from noon to 1:30 p.m. and costs $25 to attend. For those who want to reserve a seat ahead of time, please visit the Leonardo Group's Web site at: www.theleonardo. org/lunch. For those interested in competing in the paper airplane contest, preliminaries will be held on June 1-2, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the main lobby of the library. The finals will follow the semifinals, at 4 p.m. • Hill AFB Job Openings Sjte_ Internal civilian announcements are posted on the Air Force Personnel Center Web site. Announcements fqr_bargaining unit positions are posted on Fridays. Atfothsr announcements may be posted any day of the week. The Civilian Announcement —Notification System is a subscription e-mail service available to « assist employees in their job search. • i Self-nominations for posted announcements can be made on-line at www.afpcTandolph.af.mil/resweb. or via the interactive voice response system at 1-800-997-2378 and TDD 1-800-382-0893. Adults S7 50 • Seniors 65* & Children (2-12) $5.50 )??Z^fr., Bargain matinees before 6 pm &5.5O ^^T|(l Doors open 15 minutes before Tlrsl movte. wffi£s CC *"stltr" "mes subject to change engine and made sure that it could restart if there was a shutdown, Young said. "We needed to make sure we didn't degrade the safety of the aircraft at all," Young added. This also took about two to three months to complete, and then the team was able to monitor the fuel while the aircraft was in flight. Although there are 538 T-38s located worldwide, the only two T-38s located at Hill are at the museum and at the Air Battle Damage Repair Site. Without having a stock of T-38s to pick and choose from, testing becomes a bit more difficult for the engineers. The process wouldn't be complete without full data analysis and reports, which is what the team is working to finish now. "It's a pretty systematic approach to certifying the fuels," Addison said. All of the team's work was done in cooperation with the Alternative Fuel Certification Office, or AFCO, located at WrightPatterson AFB. "The hard part's done," Addison said. "We've proven to our test flights that we can fly with minimal changes in the aircraft." As for the next step, the T-38 Sustainment Program team will wait for other aircraft, including the F-16 Fighting Falcon, A-10 Thunderbolt, and the F-22 Raptor, plus weapons and supports systems, to complete their certification and for AFCO to locate a domestic supplier by 2016. "We're just contributing our share of the overall Air Force fight to reduce our fuel costs, energy costs and increase our ability to 'Fly, Fight and Win,'" Meyer said. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 8:30 Contemporary Worship 10:00 TraditionafWorship Sunday School for Al! 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