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Ghostbusters Themed Halloween Dance

October 31 • 7:00 –10:00 p.m. • Aud • $10

"Who ya gonna call?" GHOSTBUSTERS!

We are introducing our "Let's All Go to the Mov-

ies" theme for the season with our Ghostbusters

themed Halloween dance. Get out your ghost bust-

ing costumes and come along to the first dance of

the 2018-2019 season! We will have a DJ spinning

your favorite hits from over the ages!

Not sure of what to wear? Here is a link to IMDB

where you can find out all about the movie and

characters from this classic movie: http://

www.imdb.com/title/tt0087332/

Never seen this classic 80's movie? Join us in the

Rec Hall on October 24th at 10:30 a.m. for a view-

ing of Ghostbusters. Light refreshments will be

provided. BYOB (Bring Your Own Beverage)

Tickets can be purchased in the Activity Office or at

the door.

October 2018 Volume 45 Number 1

Name That Song Quiz

October 26 • 6:00 p.m. • Aud • $5

Grab your friends and come down to the Auditori-

um to test your music knowledge. Choose from a

variety of categories like "Female Singers",

"Broadway Tunes", and "Classics from the 1960's"

or really challenge yourself and pick "Unusual

Bands"!

You don’t have to be a music wiz to play the game!

This is all about having fun and you will be amazed

at how many songs you actually do know when

you hear the tune played.

Sign up soon in the Activity Office as there are lim-

ited spaces!

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I’m OK

Here at RCE we want to make sure you are A-OK!

The “I’m Okay Club” is a program for guests and

residents who are living alone.

Once you sign up with the Activity Office, you

must call in daily before 10:00 am. This is just a

daily check-in by phone that allows us to make

sure you are OK. If you don’t call in by 10:00 am,

we will try and reach you. If we are unsuccessful,

we will come to your house and check on you.

Please stop by the Activity Office to sign up. We

look forward to seeing you.

Safety from Wildlife

The weather is cooling and

this is a time when rattle-

snakes might seek the

warmth of a cozy asphalt

street after sundown.

For maximum safety carry a flashlight when you

are walking at night, keep pets on a leash, and

remain alert to an unlikely, but possible, encoun-

ter.

Speed Limit

Also please observe the 10-mph

speed limit inside the park.

AED Devices & 911 Phones

We have one Automated External Defibrillator

(AED) devices and one 911 Emergency phone.

Make it a point to learn their locations. There is

one of each in the Breezeway near the Office.

Stay tuned to “The Villager” for upcoming CPR

and AED classes. You could save a life!

Safety First!

A Few Words

from George

Welcome back to all of our friends and family to

what we think will be a very exciting year! We

once again thank you for joining us for the start of

another season, our 39th in fact, beginning at Rin-

con Country East RV Resort.

It never ceases to amaze me how quickly the sum-

mer months go by and the amount of work we are

able to accomplish. Every year we strive to make

Rincon Country RV Resort the best place to live for

our visitors.

You probably will notice some exciting changes

around our resort. We do our best to listen to all

of our guests and implement the suggestions that

you have made.

Rincon Country always stays ahead of the game

and being prepared is key when operating our re-

sorts. We have upgraded our transformers

throughout the park which will ensure solid electri-

cal connection for years to come.

One of the biggest changes is our new lighting in

the Auditorium. There are also noticeable changes

in our Activity Office, Front Office and Card/Poker

Room.

You will also notice some new faces around RCE in

our Front Office, Housekeeping, and Activity Office.

Don’t be shy, and make sure you pop in to intro-

duce yourself. We are also excited to announce

our Ambassadors are back this season to help get

our guests settled into their home away from

home.

As we say in Ireland, fáilte abhaile or welcome

home!

The O’Leary Family

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For Club Leaders

Wednesday Morning Coffee & Donuts

To go along with our movie theme this season,

each month in our newsletter, we will put a pic-

ture of a famous actor or actress drinking a cup

of joe! If you know this mystery duo pictured,

come into the Activity Office and put their

names on a piece of paper and put it in our

“Guess The Actor” box for your chance to win a

free ticket to one of our events! We will pick the

winner at the last coffee of each month!

You need to be present to win.

Make sure to join us for a free donut and cup of

coffee in the Auditorium on Wednesday morn-

ings. Bring your own mug and fill it up with hot

coffee (regular or decaf) or hot water for tea. As

you pass through the hall between the Rec. Hall

and Auditorium, select a donut or a piece of

fruit.

We’ll give you important park news hot off the

press, and there will usually be a brief message

from our coffee sponsor. Doors open at 8:30

am. Coffee and donuts will be served at 9:00 as

our program begins. See you there!

October Coffee Sponsors:

Oct 17: Activity Office

Oct 24: RVB HVAC

Oct 31: Sundown Power Washing

Licensed, Bonded & Insured

The East Villager

Submissions

Club leaders may now submit articles for

“The Villager” online:

eastnewsletter@rinconcountry.com

Please observe the following guidelines for

submitting articles for The Villager. The dead-

line for the monthly Villager is the 5th day of

the month prior to issue date.

For example, the deadline for

the November Villager is Octo-

ber 5.

Include times, dates, room loca-

tions, and contact names and

numbers. Please do not bold,

underline or use ALL CAPITALS. Please keep

articles to 150 words or less.

Bulletin Boards

The bulletin boards outside the Activity Of-

fice are for activity-related events. If you or

your club would like to post something on

this board, it must be approved by the Activi-

ty Office. Approved announcements will be

posted once a week. To be sure we have

room for all clubs, please keep your

announcement to 1/2 page or smaller.

Guess

The

Actors

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Welcome to the 2018-2019 season at Rincon Country East RV Resort! We are so excited to have you all head-

ing back to Tucson for a season full of fun, friends and much laughter! The Activity Office has been gearing

up for a busy season and have been planning like crazy for our new theme of “Let’s Go to the Movies”.

Some of the new activities to look forward to are

Shuttles: We will be adding in a lot of new shuttle trips to include a tour of the Davis Monthan Air Force

Base Boneyard, Civil War in the Southwest at Picacho Peak, Cowboy Poetry & Music Festival in Cochise,

Mesquite Growers and Arid Lands Greenhouses to learn all about local succulents, the Amerind Museum in

Dragoon. Of course we will be heading out to the Gaslight Theater for some great entertainment!

Classes: We will welcome back our wonderful instructors for Line Dancing, Foodie Club, Stretch, Strength

and Balance, Tai Chi, Yoga and Swing and Ballroom Dancing. Some new classes to look forward to are Qi

Gong which is a gentle form of soft movement for all skill levels, and Social Dancing. Foodie Club will also

be hosting a new class all about gadgets for your kitchen. We will also host two CPR classes this season. All

residents can take part in the class for $10.00. We will also be offering an AARP Smart Driver’s Class this sea-

son!

Seminars: We will hear from organizations and non-profits from all over the county such as Southern Arizo-

na Rescue Association. The Amerind Museum will come to talk with us about archaeology and migration in

the Southwest. The Boys and Girls Club of Tucson will be here to talk about what programs they are offering

local youth and families. Border Patrol will come in to talk about their work in the local area. The Interna-

tional Wildlife Museum will be at RCE to talk about all the critters around the Southwest.

Events: From our Ghostbusters themed Halloween Dance to our Wizard of Oz Themed “No Place Like

Home” Welcome Home dance, we are packing in as many movie themed events in as we can! Some of the

movies that we will feature will be: Kelly’s Heroes, The Godfather, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Grease, Blues

Brothers, The Christmas Story, and Saturday Night Fever. We are highly encouraging everyone to dress up

for the dances and events. Not sure what to wear? That’s okay - The Gaslight Theater Costume Shop is

offering all RCE guests 20% off costumes! Or stop in the Activity Office to get some help!

As you can see, we are SUPER excited for the season to get rockin’ and rollin’!

Please make sure to come in to the Activity Office to say hello and find out what you can get up to for the

month!

Shannon Kemlo & Donna Bonnville

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Karen’s Corner “Tis the Season”...at Rincon Country East! Once again our Winter residents and guests will

be arriving from the North to soak up the sun and fun. We are looking forward to seeing

all the familiar faces returning for another season and meeting newcomers who experi-

ence our resort for the first time.

Our office staff will be enhanced with two part-time helpers, Jasmine and Mary. Joanne will be returning for

her fourth year and this will be my second season. Stop by the office to let us know that you have returned

and to say hello to our new gals!

During the summer months, our new Activity Director, Shannon worked in the office and I must say she did an

amazing job. Shannon was busy making reservations, giving the Activity Office a much needed new look

along with new paint in the Card Room and main office. Thank you so much Shannon!

Mark and Randy, our Maintenance team, worked on many projects during the summer. I am certain that you

will see all of the improvements in the resort from their efforts.

Our Housekeeping Supervisor, Francisca is also back for her second season and we are lucky to have Mildred,

who will be helping her this season.

The Post Office is still well managed by Terry. Both he and his wife, Pat, worked many hours over the summer

months locking up and managing our phones after hours.

Thank you to our amazing staff and year round residents, “The Summer Buddies” who kept the resort alive

and well during the hot months at RCE.

A big shout out to Judy! Her energy, effort and devotion to creating enriching activities and events each sum-

mer for our year-round residents makes such a difference!

Welcome home - Karen Perry, Office Manager

New to Tucson or Rincon Country East?

Rincon Country East has a wonderful group of resident volunteers who dedicate their time to welcoming

and helping newcomers like you. As an RCE newcomer, you are invited to attend a free program run by our

Orientation Ambassadors, Marion Burns, and JR and Marlene Eller. Learn where you can find the best places

to shop, eat out, and sightsee in the Tucson and surrounding area. Learn where to find the nearest grocery

store, post office, RV supply store, and other places you may wish to visit during your stay. This a great re-

source if you want to get an insider’s scoop about RCE facilities, clubs and activities. Attend an orientation,

and you’ll make new friends and feel at home at Rincon Country East in no time. Orientations follow Club

Coffee on Saturdays beginning October 20th at 10:00 am in the Card Room. Walk-ins are welcome.

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About the RCE Shuttle

Unless otherwise noted, admission fees and meals are not included in the trip prices shown. The driver is in charge of actual departure times. The shuttle can accommodate 12 passengers on a first-come, first-served basis. Sign up for all trips in the Activity Office. All trips under 100 miles are free. The charge varies for trips over 100 miles. On all trips a 24-hour notice of cancellation must be given to avoid a $15 charge.

About RCE Food Events: BYOS “Green” Initiative

Please be advised that unless otherwise noted, ALL breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and other food events

sponsored by RCE are “BYOS.” This means “bring your own service” - plate, fork, etc. Together, we will

reduce the volume of disposable waste that ends up in landfills.

The Activity Office needs volunteers!

Want to meet some new people and help the

RCE community at the same time? Volunteering

is a great way to do both! Some of the opportu-

nities are

Proof Reader, Ticket Takers for Events, Decora-

tions Committee Members, Bingo, Dance Prepa-

ration, Dinner Preparation and much more!

We are so lucky to have the GAG (Girls and Guys)

Crew to help set up tables and chairs for events

and they are always looking for new members!

If you are interested in helping, please let the

Activity Office know.

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October Seminars

Save a Life Foundation

CPR & First Aid Class

Oct 26 • 9:00 a.m. • Aud • $10

Please sign up in Activity Office by October 22nd

Continuous Chest Compression CPR Course

Great strides have come about in the ability to respond to a cardiac arrest. A new method of CPR increas-es the number of compressions a responder should administer to a victims chest and is highly effective in saving lives. This method, called continuous chest compression CPR, is recommended by the Save a Heart Center at the University of Arizona and the Tucson Fire Department. CPR results in an increased success rate in saving a victim of cardiac arrest. You will learn how to use the defibrillator and also the choking maneuver.

Course length is one hour. Course of Completion card is issued at end of class.

You must sign up in the Activity Office to ensure you have a place on this course offered.

November Seminars Make sure to stop in the Activity Office to sign up for the upcoming seminars!

Tuesday, November 6, 2018 at 10 AM: Join us to learn about the wonders that the Saguaro National Park

has to offer.

Thursday, November 8, 2018 at 9 AM: Medicare can be a bit overwhelming for sure! Join Judge Gary Bar-

tick to learn all about the Medicare Maze.

Thursday, November 15, 2018 at 10 AM: Come and learn all about the wildlife around us with the Interna-

tional Wildlife Museum.

Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 10 AM: Join the Border Patrol of Arizona to learn about what they are do-

ing in Pima County.

Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 10 AM: Learn all about the programs that the Boys & Girls Clubs of Ameri-

ca are running in your community and nationally.

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RCE SHUTTLE EXCURSIONS

Sign up for these trips early! Space is limited to 12 passengers!

Save gas and save the parking hassle: ride the RCE Shuttle to many exciting local events and area attractions. The RCE Shuttle will drop you off and pick you up at easy-access locations.

RIDE FREE on ALL trips under 100 miles round trip!

Arizona State Museum

with lunch at Pelio Greek Taverna

Oct 23 • 9:30 a.m. • Breezeway • Ride Free

Start your adventure with a fabulous lunch at

Pelio Greek Taverna with your friends from RCE.

Pelio Grill is a small, local, family-owned business

featuring dishes from Alle Meria, an enchanting

village located on Mount Pelion in Greece.

After your lunch, you will go on a tour of the Ari-

zona State Museum at the UofA campus. The

museum hosts the worlds largest and most com-

prehensive collections of American Indian bas-

ketry and Southwest Indian pottery. They also

have one of the nation’s top Navajo textile col-

lections, including some of the earliest and rar-

est examples. The docent led tour, called “Paths

of Life” will take you through the American Indi-

an life throughout the Southwest.

Admission to the museum is $7 plus cost of

lunch.

Mini Time Machine Museum

Oct 25 • 9:30 a.m. • Breezeway • Ride Free

Discover the magical world of miniatures at The

Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures,

where visitors are seemingly transported to

different lands and times through the stories

told by over 300 miniature houses and room-

boxes, expertly displayed in over 10,000 square-

feet of state-of-the-art exhibit space. The Muse-

um’s permanent collection boasts antique doll-

houses dating to 1742, contemporary fine-scale

miniatures and enchanting collectibles. Fre-

quent temporary exhibits, special programs and

events means there is always something new to

see. The Chicago Tribune has claimed; “The

magic of this place cannot be overstated.” For a

truly memorable experience, don’t miss this one

-of-a-kind collection in a world-class setting.

There will be a docent-led tour for the group

that will last one hour. After the tour, take some

time exploring the museum on your own.

Docent Led Tour: $5.00

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ACTIVITY OFFICE HOURS Monday through Friday

9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Closed Saturday & Sunday

Tel: 520-296-4651

Biosphere 2

with lunch at Oracle Patio Cafe

Oct. 27 • 9:00 a.m. • Breezeway • Ride Free

Come tour one of the world's most unique facili-ties dedicated to the research and understand-ing of global scientific issues. The Biosphere 2 facility serves as a laboratory for controlled sci-entific studies, an arena for scientific discovery and discussion, and a far-reaching provider of public education.

Under the Glass tours include a short film on Bi-osphere 2, a guided visit to the Tropical Rainfor-est, Savanna, Ocean, Marsh, Desert, techno-sphere and Lung. At the conclusion of the tour, visitors may explore the habitat and Ocean Gal-lery on their own.

After you spend time at the Biosphere, head over to the Oracle Patio Cafe where you can re-lax and enjoy some of the best food Oracle has to offer its guests! Please make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes for the tour. Wheel-chairs and walkers are not allowed on the tour due to stairs.

Biosphere Tour Tickets are $18 for Seniors; $20 for Adults. Please bring additional money for your lunch.

Arid Lands Greenhouse with lunch

at Chili’s Restaurant

Oct 30• 9:00 a.m. • Breezeway •Ride Free

Owners of Arid Lands Greenhouse, Bob Webb and Toni Yocum, have grown succulent plants for more than 35 years. They have trav-eled extensively in Africa and Arabia looking for and photographing succulent plants. They have been to Oman, Yemen, Socotra, Kenya, Tanza-nia, Uganda, Namibia, Botswana and South Afri-ca. They live in the Sonoran Desert, and Toni is that rare Tucson native.

Learn all about the varying plants they have growing in the greenhouses and how to take care of them if you decide to take some home!

After you spend time enjoying the succulents, we will be heading over to Chili’s for an enjoya-ble lunch with your RCE friends!

Please bring money for lunch. Free admission to the greenhouses.

RCE SHUTTLE EXCURSIONS

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2018-219 Charter Bus Tours

SAN DIEGO TOUR FOR 4 NIGHTS / 5 DAYS

Tuesday-Saturday, November 13-16, 2018 * $655 pp Double Occ.

Join us for a great time to San Diego!

Day 1: Travel to Viejas Hotel and Casino in Alpine, CA. There enjoy good shopping, gambling,

and a variety of food. $25 free play and a $10 food voucher.

Days 2-4 Day Trips include 1) Trip to San Diego Zoo; 2) Run into San Diego for a leisurely day.

Options include Gaslamp Quarter, Old Town, Old Town Trolley, harbor walk, cool pubs,

restaurants, Midway tour... 3) Trip to Escondido for Safari Park

Includes: Deluxe motor coach transportation, four nights accommodations at Viejas Hotel

and Casino, San Diego Zoo and Escondido Safari Park.

$100 Deposit Due by October 1, 2018 . Final payment is due October 15, 2018

WAIT LIST AS OF OCTOBER 2018

ROSE BOWL PARADE FOR 3 NIGHTS / 4 DAYS

Monday-Thursday, December 31, 2018 to January 3, 2019

$645 pp Double Occupancy

The 130th Annual Rose Parade in Pasadena, CA!

Day 1 (December 31): Travel to Costa Mesa and check into hotel. Happy New Year’s Eve!

Day 2 (January 1): Start with a continental breakfast . Travel to Pasadena for the 130th An-

nual Tournament of Roses Parade. We have reserved premium seating on Colorado Blvd.

Day 3 (January 2): Travel to Pasadena to Victory Park for the post parade viewing . View up

close the intricate flower work.

Day 4 (January 3): Back to RCW.

Includes: Deluxe motor coach transportation, three nights accommodations at Doubletree in

Santa Ana, parade tickets, group dinner, post parade viewing and continental breakfasts.

CANCELLED

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2018-2019 Charter Bus Tours

LAUGHLIN TOUR FOR 3 NIGHTS/4 DAYS

Take the fun bus to Laughlin, Nevada!

Travel to Laughlin, NV. Stay at the Riverside Resort and Casino, Laughlin's first hotel and casino. The Riverside Resort is located on the banks of the beautiful Colorado Riv-er. Nevada-style gaming action and entertainment 24 hours a day in a relaxed, small-town atmosphere. Includes: Deluxe motor coach transportation, three nights accommodations at Riverside Resort, two breakfast coupons, one coupon for breakfast, lunch or dinner, and a 2 for 1 fun book.

$100 Deposit Due by January 31, 2019. Final payment is due February 11, 2019

1. Sign up in Activities office for any of these trips.

2. $100 Deposit per person holds your reservation on any of these marvelous

trips.

3. Seating assignments are on first-come/first-served basis.

4. All buses are deluxe motor coaches with bathrooms.

5. Traveler meetings will be held two weeks prior to departure.

6. Final payments are due one month prior to departure.

7. Within one month of departure, refunds will not be given.

For more information, contact the RCW Activities Office

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C l u b s

Saturday Club Coffee & Donuts

with Judy & Kathy

Oct 20 • 9:00 a.m. • Auditorium • $1.00

Saturday mornings will never be the same…

This season we would like to welcome back Judy

Sinkular and welcome in Kathy Payne who will

be running the Saturday morning Club Coffee &

Donut show! What’s so different about a Satur-

day and the usual Wednesday coffee? Well, the

Saturday coffee mornings are all about the clubs.

We will talk about what club events are coming

up, how you can take part in the clubs at RCE

and much more!

A special thank you to Jerry Payne (Kathy’s other

half) for helping with Saturday morning coffees

last season. He has taken on a volunteer coach-

ing position on Saturday mornings at the local

bowling alley to spend more time with his two

grandsons who are on a Saturday morning bowl-

ing league. Thanks Jerry!

Club coffees on Saturday generates money from

donut sales and 50/50 sales for all of our clubs.

Be prepared to be wowed!

Qi Gong

Oct 18 • 10:00 a.m. • Rec Hall

Sound like we are speaking Chinese? Well, in

fact, we are! Qi Gong is an ancient Chinese form

of gentle flow and exercise for all levels of fit-

ness.

Qi Gong focuses on the breath and builds

strength and endurance through paced move-

ment to leave the participant feeling peaceful

and balanced.

We would love to invite everyone to join us for

an hour that will keep you coming back for

more!

Class will be held Tuesday and Saturdays at 10:00

a.m. in the Rec Hall.

Please note: These exercises can be done stand-

ing or using a chair.

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Nov. 7 • 7:00 p.m. •Auditorium

Bingo is coming soon! Opening night is Wednes-

day, Nov. 7th! Practice your loudest “B-I-N-G-O”

yell and bring your lucky charms. You could be

the next big jackpot winner! Buy your cards by

6:55 pm. Bingo will begin promptly at 7:00 pm.

We will have fresh popcorn, coffee, soda, candy,

cookies, and daubers. The concession stand

opens at 6:30 pm.

C l u b s

New Season’s Eve or

Passing the Torch to Shannon & Donna

Oct 14 • 7:00 p.m. • Aud • $5

Here is your chance to enjoy a full evening of fun

events, fabulous food, and you can dance the

night away (until 10:00 p.m.). At 10:00 p.m.

sharp, the Summer Buddies and those of us al-

ready here for the season will pass the activity

torch to Shannon Kemlo and Donna Bonnville for

their reign in the Activity Office this season.

Make sure to get your ticket soon! Ask any of

the Summer Buddies for a ticket to this great

event.

Club Leader’s Meeting

Nov 2 • 9:00 a.m. • Rec Hall

If you are a club leader, please make sure to at-

tend our Club Leader’s Meeting on November

2nd to talk about the upcoming season and how

the Activity Office can support your club!

Astronomy Club’s Star Gazer Café

Nov 7 • 5:00 p.m. • Kitchen • $5

The Star Gazer Café will be starting back up this

season on November 7th. We will start with our

famous Blinner Meal - Breakfast for Dinner to

include scrambled eggs, bacon, and pancakes for

only $5.00. On the third Wednesday of every

month, we will have our Chicken Fried Steak,

gravy and mashed potatoes dinners.

Star Gazer Café is always looking for volunteers

to help in the kitchen and, of course, new mem-

bers of the Astronomy Club. All funds raised go

towards new equipment for the club.

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SHUTTLES

Davis Monthan AFB

Boneyard Tour

Nov 7 • 10:30 a.m. • Breezeway • Ride Free

Your day will start with a tour of the Davis Mon-

than AFB Boneyard. They will provide a climate-

controlled motorcoach with an experienced,

friendly docent on board to narrate the tour of

the 4,000+ aircraft from the U.S. Air Force, Navy-

Marine Corps, Army, Coast Guard, and several

federal agencies, including NASA, in varying de-

grees of storage, being regenerated or recycled.

Please make sure to sign up ASAP for this tour

as DMAFB does require each person to fill in

documentation ten days before tour for securi-

ty clearance to gain access to the base.

Boneyard Tour: $10.00 per person.

RESERVE YOUR SEATS!

We have some awesome shows coming soon

and have lined up our shuttle to take you there

and home again with no hassle (or paying) for

parking!

Nov 9: If you are a hockey fan, then this is the

place to be! Join in the fun and watch the local

AHL team play against the San Jose Barracudas!

What could be better than hockey in the desert?

Nov 12: Join Gaslight favorite, David Fanning, as

he performs his concert of Neil Diamond’s great-

est hits. You’ll hear songs like Sweet Caroline,

Cracklin’ Rosie, America, Forever in Blue Jeans

and so many more.

Nov 13: On Your Feet! is a jukebox musical that

played on Broadway at the Marquis Theatre.

Based on the lives and music of 26-time Grammy

Award-winning husband-and-wife team Gloria

and Emilio Estefan.

Come and book your tickets fast!!

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November events

We want to make sure that everyone has enough time to get their costumes ready for the upcoming danc-

es and events ! Each month in the newsletter we will feature this page to give you an idea of what movies

we are theming our events around for the upcoming month. Remember that Gaslight Theater Costume

Shop is offering RCE residents 20% off their costumes this season. If you are unsure about what to wear,

make sure to stop into the Activity Office for some ideas.

Kelly’s Heroes Themed Dance

Nov 9 • 7:00 p.m. • Aud • $10

During World War II a German Colonel is captured

by the Americans but before he can be interrogat-

ed an artillery barrage hits the camp. However, Ex-

Lieutenant Kelly manages to reach the Colonel, get

him drunk and learn that he is on a secret mission

to ship $16,000,000 of gold to a base in France.

Kelly is determined to get the gold and plans for

himself and a few of his fellow soldiers to slip into

enemy territory and steal the bullion.

Never seen the movie before or has it been a

while and you can't remember who the charac-

ters are? Make sure to come after coffee to the

Rec Hall for a showing of Kelly's Heroes on

Wednesday, October 31 at 10:30 a.m.

There’s No Place Like Home Dance

Nov 30 • 7:00 p.m. • Aud • $10

Dorothy Gale is swept away from a farm in Kansas

to the magical land of Oz in a tornado and em-

barks on a quest with her new friends to see the

Wizard who can help her return home to Kansas

and help her friends as well.

Been a while since you have seen the Wizard of

Oz, or maybe you've never seen this classic? Join

us in the Rec Hall on Wednesday, November 14

after coffee at 10:30 a.m. and watch the movie to

catch up on these characters in this awesome

adventure to Oz!

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