SACRAMENTO - This summer football fans can purchase a ticket to demonstrate their support for the Sacramento Mountain Lions while also lending support for a great local cause – the Powerhouse Science Center.

The Mountain Lions have chosen the Discovery Museum Science & Space Center, the future home of the Powerhouse Science Center, to be the Featured Charity for their season opener on Saturday evening, Sept. 17. The Mountain Lions face the Las Vegas Locomotives at Hornet Stadium (7:30 p.m.) in what could be the first prime time, nationally televised United Football League game.

The Mountain Lions have initiated a 50/50 ticket fundraising program. For every ticket purchased through the Discovery Museum website (see details below), 50 percent of the cost will go toward funding the Powerhouse Science Center. Tickets cost $20 and $15.

The Woodland Davis Aeromodelers cordially invite the public to their annual "Wings of Victory'" WWII scale model radio control aircraft meet and airshow from Friday July 22, 2011 from 10 am to 4 pm, Saturday July 23, from 8:30 am to 4 pm and Sunday July 24, 2011  from 9:30 am to 3 pm at their brand new Woodland Davis Model Field located on Road 29, 1.3 miles east of Road 102 in Davis, California.  There will be working scale models of World War II war birds including American, British, German, Russian, and Japanese aircraft of the era featuring P-40's, P-47's, P-51's, F4U's, Me-262,  as well as other warbirds from later conflicts in Korea and Vietnam such as the F-86.  Admission is free, however donations are welcomed and are tax deductible.  Food and drinks are available.  For more information about this event and other Woodland Davis Aeromodelers activities, visit their website at: www.wdarc.org or contact