september 2015 | happenings | mccs sc

SEPTEMBER 2015

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MCCS HAPPENINGSJUNE 2012

GRANDPARENTS' DAY11 September | 0900-1100 MCAS Beaufort CDC

Grandparents of enrolled patrons are invited to join us in our classrooms for fun activities, crafts and card making.

COSTUME BOWLING WITH EFMP10 and 24 September | 1700-1830MCAS Bowling Center

The EFMP Bowling network and support activity provides family fun and educational outreach. Wear your costumes! We wish to make this event accessible to persons of all abilities. If you need accommodations in order to fully participate in this event, please contact us. Children and adults are welcome to attend. For more information, contact Jeanette Cruz at 228-3849.

BUTTERFLY EFFECTS WORKSHOP16 September | 0900-1100Family Service Center63 E. Laurel Bay Blvd.

All authorized patrons are invited to attend the Butter�y E�ects Workshop to learn about Special Education laws, Individual Education Plan (IEP), the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and much more! For more information, contact Jeanette Cruz at 228-3849.

ANTI-BULLYING WORKSHOP17 September | 0900-1100Family Service Center63 E. Laurel Bay Blvd.

Join the PROPARENTS Anti-Bullying Workshop to learn about federal laws, e�ective intervention strategies and the school’s role in responding to and preventing disability harassment. For more information, contact Jeanette Cruz at 228-3849.

EFMP MEET, GREET AND LEARN HOUR24 September | 0900-1000Family Service Center63 E. Laurel Bay Blvd.

The Meet, Greet and Learn Hour is a support group for Exceptional Families to network and receive new information and strategies for e�ectively addressing multiple complex issues a�ecting EFMs. Children are welcome to join us. All EFMP enrolled families are invited. For more information, please contact Jeanette Cruz at 228-3849.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM

4SEPTEMBER 2015 MCCS HAPPENINGSMCCS HAPPENINGSJUNE 2012

BOOT CAMPBabyBasic Training for Expectant Parents

To register, or for information, please call 228-6565. Classes held on

Tuesdays 0930-1130 at Laurel BayFamily Services Center. Please call

for upcoming dates.The New Parent Support Program

is here for YOU!

PARRIS ISLANDPLAY MORNING

Come join us for FUN for the KidsBirth to 5 years old and their parents.

Toys, Crafts, Games, Songs, Music & MORE...

New Parent Support ProgramWednesdays • 1000-1100

Parris Island CDC • Room 130Call 228-6565 for More Information

MONDAYS1000-1100

At the Family Service Center, Laurel Bay

Blvd. bld. 1632Room 125

LAURELBAY

BOOT CAMPBabyBasic Training for Expectant Parents

To register, or for information, please call 228-6565. Classes held on

Tuesdays 0930-1130 at Laurel BayFamily Services Center. Please call

for upcoming dates.The New Parent Support Program

is here for YOU!

PARRIS ISLANDPLAY MORNING

Come join us for FUN for the KidsBirth to 5 years old and their parents.

Toys, Crafts, Games, Songs, Music & MORE...

New Parent Support ProgramWednesdays • 1000-1100

Parris Island CDC • Room 130Call 228-6565 for More Information

MONDAYS1000-1100

At the Family Service Center, Laurel Bay

Blvd. bld. 1632Room 125

LAURELBAY

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MCAS BEAUFORTMCRD PARRIS ISLAND

MCFTB ONLINEmccs-sc.com/MCFTB

MCAS Facebook.com/mcftb.mcas.beaufort MCRD Facebook.com/mcftb.mcrdpi

For more information, please contact your MCRD MCFTB TeamDeanna Simpson – MCFTB Director – 228-1505Myranda Brown – MCFTB Administrative Specialist – 228-1662Ashley McCartney – Family Readiness Program Trainer – 228-1663Becky Salazar – LifeSkills Program Trainer – 228-1570Roxanne Farr – L.I.N.K.S. Program Trainer – 228-1573Donna Andrews – Family Day Administrative Specialist – 228-1667

For more information, please contact your MCAS MCFTB TeamDaNeil Cox – MCFTB Director – 228-6504Mindy Morrison – MCFTB Administrative Specialist – 228-6141DaNeil Cox – Family Readiness Program Trainer – 228-6141Christopher Eiland – LifeSkills Program Trainer – 228-7495Paula Dyson – L.I.N.K.S. Program Trainer – 228-7397Tasha Smalls – Readiness & Deployment Support Trainer – 228-6793

FOUR LENSES FOR COUPLES10 September | 1500-1700 | Laurel Bay Family Services Center

To register, please contact Chris Eiland at 228-7495 or [email protected].

OPERATION BALL GOWN22 September | 1800-2000 | Traditions

To register, please contact Ashley McCartney at 228-1663 or email [email protected].

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The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Marine Corps neither endorse nor favor any commercial supplier, product, or service.

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22 SEPTEMBER · 1800-2000TRADITIONS, MCRD PARRIS ISLAND

Spouses or Active Duty Service Members are invited to choose one FREE formal gown and up to two accessories. Military IDs will be checked at the door.

Interested in winning a front of the line pass for this year’s Operation Ball Gown? Like us on Facebook to get details on the “Where’s Hettie” Contest! facebook.com/mcftb.mcrd.pi facebook.com/mcftb.mcas.beaufort

Clean out your closet and pass on your memories to others! Gently used gown donations are currently being accepted at: MCRD MCFTB Four Winds (228-1663) MCAS MCFTB in the MCX Plaza (228-6141) K Hovnanian Homes locations ALL SIZES are needed. Dresses should be clean and on a hanger. Jewelry & evening bags are appreciated.

Dress donation is not required to receive a dress. Please contact Ashley McCartney at 228-1663 or

[email protected] for more information.

2015 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 21 July 1500-1700 13 August 1000-1200 10 September 1500-1700 5 October 1000-1200 16 November 1700-1900 7 December 1000-1200All classes to be held at the Laurel Bay Family

Service Center, 63 East Laurel Bay Blvd.

You’ve heard about it, now it’s here! Come and take your relationship

to the next level!

for Couples

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED: Please contact Christopher Eiland, LifeSkills Training & Education Specialist, at [email protected] or 228-7495 for more information or to register. Childcare available with advance registration. Contact the CDC at 228-7290.

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Four LensesFour LensesYou’ve heard about it, now it’s here!

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FREE PERSONAL TRAINING FOR ACTIVE DUTYSemper Fit o�ers FREE personal training sessions to active duty members only. Personal Training hours are Mondays and Wednesdays 0700 to 1430, Tuesdays and Thursdays 0800 to 1630 and Fridays from 0800 to 1530. Please complete the personal training request form at one of our �tness centers or online at mccs-sc.com/todo/physicalmcas.asp. If you have questions about personal training or scheduling consultations, please call Kelly Colon at 228-6412 (MCAS) or Michele Brittingham at 228-1563 (MCRD).

RISING STARTS YOUTH LEAGUE19 September | 1000-1230MCRD Parris Island Bowling Center

The Rising Starts Youth League is a sanctioned USBC Youth League for children ages 6-18 years old. The league will meet 3 times a week for $8.50 per child per week. The sanctioning fee is $4 per child for a one year membership. Each bowler will receive a bowling ball if they complete the 24 week program.

P R E S E N T E D B Y

FITNESS SCHEDULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

0615-0715

UNIT PT UNIT PT

0715-0815

UNIT PT

1130-1230 TABATA SPIN/CORE

1500-1600

UNIT PT

1800-1900

PERFORMANCE YOGA

INDIVIDUAL SHOP/UNIT PT SESSIONS MAY BE AVAILABLE IN ADDITION TO WEEKLY SCHEDULED UNIT PT SESSIONS. Please submit requests to [email protected] and [email protected]. For optimum service, requests must be received via email a minimum of 24 hours in advance and are required for groups of 10 to 30+ Marines. Please include unit, POC’s phone number, date, time, preferred session format and number of participants. Please allow 2 to 3 business days to receive email con� rmation of your request. Requests to reschedule (or cancellations) require notice to [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected] via email no later than noon of the prior business day. See our website mccs-sc.com for more information.

Note: Please consult your physician before beginning any exercise program.

Active Duty ONLYIndividual and/or group welcome

TABATA: Sequential training class which intervals 20 seconds of maximum intensity exercises for upper body and lower body with 10 seconds of rest.

SPIN/CORE: Join us for an intense spin class, sprints, hills, and intervals followed by a challenging core workout.

UNIT PT FOR ACTIVE DUTY ONLY - INDIVIDUAL AND/OR GROUP: All Active Duty personnel are welcome to attend any pre-scheduled classes Monday/Wednesday at 0615, Thursday at 1500 and Friday at 0715.

Patrons of all ability levels are welcome and encouraged to attend all events. If special assistance is needed, please contact Chris Wilk at [email protected] or 843-228-6712




SEPTEMBER 2015MCAS BEAUFORT

GROUP EXERCISE SCHEDULE

3 & 17 September

5-8 SEPTEMBER: NO CLASSES DUE TO LABOR DAY.CLASSES WILL RESUME ON 9 SEPTEMBER.

MCAS GYM WILL BE OPEN ON 7 SEPTEMBER FROM 0800-1600.

SEPTEMBER 2015


FITNESS SCHEDULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

t i m e M O N D A Y T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y T H U R S D A Y

0615-0715UNIT PT UNIT PT

1130-1230 FUNCTIONALCIRCUIT SPIN/TRX

1500-1600UNIT PT UNIT PT

INDIVIDUAL SHOP/UNIT PT SESSIONS MAY BE AVAILABLE IN ADDITION TO WEEKLY SCHEDULED UNIT PT SESSIONS. Please submit requests to [email protected] and [email protected]. For optimum service, requests must be received via email a minimum of 24 hours in advance and are required for groups of 10 to 30+ Marines. Please include unit, POC’s phone number, date, time, preferred session format and number of participants. Please allow 2 to 3 business days to receive email con� rmation of your request. Requests to reschedule (or cancellations) require notice to [email protected] and [email protected] via email no later than noon of the prior business day. See our website mccs-sc.com for more information.

Note: Please consult your physician before beginning any exercise program.





FUNCTIONAL CIRCUIT: A circuit class with strength training put into a high intensity format. Every week will challenge you in a new way using a variety of equipment to include: TRX, Dynaballs, Kettlebells, Olympic bars, battle ropes and plyo boxes.

SPIN/TRX: Join us for a mixture of interval, sprint and endurance training on the spin bike. After that keep the intensity up with a series of body and core challenging exercises with the TRX straps.

UNIT PT FOR ACTIVE DUTY ONLY - INDIVIDUAL AND/OR GROUP: All Active Duty personnel are welcome to attend any pre-scheduled classes Monday/Wednesday at 1500 and Tuesday/Thursday at 0615.

Patrons of all ability levels are welcome and encouraged to attend all events. If special assistance is needed, please contact Jonathan Hutchison at [email protected] or 843-228-1504.

MCRD PARRIS ISLANDGROUP EXERCISE SCHEDULE

5-8 SEPTEMBER: NO CLASSES DUE TO LABOR DAY.CLASSES WILL RESUME ON 9 SEPTEMBER.

MCRD GYM WILL BE OPEN ON 7 SEPTEMBER FROM 0800-1600.


PA R R I S I S L A N D D E P O T T H E AT E R

Join us at the Parris Island Depot Theater every Sunday in September at 1900 for a FREE NDVD military themed movie in celebration of the Centennial!

6 SEPTEMBER

FULL METAL JACKET

A pragmatic U.S. Marine observes the dehumanizing e�ects the U.S.-Vietnam War

has on his fellow recruits from their brutal boot camp training to the bloody street

�ghting in Hue.

13 SEPTEMBER

FURYApril, 1945. As the Allies

make their �nal push in the European Theatre, a

battle-hardened Army sergeant named Wardaddy commands a Sherman tank

and his �ve-man crew on a deadly mission behind

enemy lines. Outnumbered, out-gunned, and with a rookie

soldier thrust into their platoon, Wardaddy and his

men face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to

strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.

20 SEPTEMBER

LONE SURVIVOR

Marcus Luttrell and his team set out on a mission to capture or kill notorious Taliban leader

Ahmad Shah, in late June 2005. Marcus and his team are

left to �ght for their lives in one of the most valiant e�orts

of modern warfare.

27 SEPTEMBER

AMERICAN SNIPER

Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle’s pinpoint accuracy saves

countless lives on the battle�eld and turns him into

a legend. Back home to his wife and kids after four tours of duty, however, Chris �nds

that it is the war he can’t leave behind.

The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Marine Corps neither endorse nor favor any commercial supplier, product, or service.

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THIS IS A FREE EVENT organized by Marine and Family Substance Abuse Program (includes unlimited range balls, golf cart, greens fee and prizes). Check-in is at 0800 with start time at 0900. This is a 4-person team tournament.

PRIORITY: Active Duty until 17 August 2015. After 17 August, all other authorized patrons are encouraged to register.

REGISTRATION: register online at redribbongolf.eventbrite.com.

EQUIPMENT: If you do not have clubs, we have 20 rental sets available at the club house, cost will be $10.00/person. We suggest you reserve a set now if needed.

MULLIGANS: Personal cost to participants. Mulligans will be sold by the Single Marine Program on the date of the tournament.

For more information contact:

Gayle at 228-2465or [email protected]

Rebecca at 228-2489or [email protected].

Red Ribbon Drug Abuse Awareness Campaign began in the early 1980s following the brutal murder of a drug Enforcement agent by the Mexican drug cartel. This agent’s name was Enrique “KiKi” Camarena. Prior to joining the DEA, he was a corporal in the Marine Corps. As a part of this awareness event the Substance Abuse Program is sponsoring a golf Tournament at Legends.

Red Ribbon CampaignGolf Tournament23 September 0800 Until Fin� h� e Legends Golf Course at Parr� Island


RED RIBBON WEEKRed Ribbon Week began in 1985 to honor Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, a Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agent and former Marine. After coming close to exposing one of the biggest drug cartels in recent history, he was kidnapped and killed by drug tra�ckers in Mexico. His body was found one month later in a shallow grave. Members of Camarena’s community began wearing red ribbons as a tribute to him and to raise awareness of the a�ects illegal drug use has on more than just the user.

Since 1990, the DoD has joined other organizations in a national observance of Red Ribbon Week to prevent illegal drug use among service members and their families. It is in Camarena’s honor that the military and civilian communities recognize his sacri�ce by celebrating and remembering his valiant e�orts in keeping drugs from entering our borders.

To support the Marine Corps’ readiness mission and anti-drug policy, the Drug Demand Reduction Program (DDRP) was established. Through education, outreach and awareness programs the DDRP helps deter Marines from drug use. Alcohol abuse and the distribution, possession or use of drugs illegally is contrary to the Marine Corps Mission and will not be tolerated. (MCO 5300.17)

Red Ribbon Week is held during the last week of October each year to encourage communities to unite in showing support against drug abuse. It’s also a time to emphasize resources for substance-abuse related issues. This year, Red Ribbon Week will be observed from 23-31 October with the theme "Respect Yourself. Be Drug Free."™

As part of this year’s campaign, DDRP is hosting the 2nd annual Red Ribbon Golf Tournament at The Legends at Parris Island on 23 September. This event is FREE to all authorized users and Active Duty will have priority registration. You can register for the tournament online at http://redribbongolf.eventbrite.com.

For further information drug and substance abuse and/or the Red Ribbon Golf Tournament, please contact:Gayle Wierzbicki • Drug Demand Reduction Coordinator228-2465 • [email protected] Landon • Alcohol Prevention Specialist 228-2489 • [email protected]

Sources: Red Ribbon History: How a tribute became a movement. Retrieved August 5, 2015, from http:/ncada-stl.org/redribbon/history.html

PRIME For Life® is a risk reduction program. The � rst goal of the program is to help each Marine in the program reduce their risk for any type of alcohol or drug problem. The second goal focuses on self-assessment to help Marines understand and accept the need to make changes to protect the things most valuable in their lives. The program is open to all Marines. PFL 4.5 is a universal prevention program and is not an appropriate substitute for a SAC referral for Marines who have had an ARI or who may be chemically dependent.

MCAS BOQ 0800-1400

MCRD Religious Ministries Center Fellowship Hall 0800-1400

For more information, to register Marines or to schedule a class for the individual command, please contact Rebecca Landon

at (843)228-2489 or [email protected].


14 October 20149 December 201413 January 2015

10 February 201510 March 201514 April 2015

12 May 201516 June 201514 July 2015

11 August 201515 September 2015

16 October 201413 November 201411 December 2014

15 January 201512 February 201512 March 2015

16 April 201514 May 201518 June 2015

16 July 201513 August 201517 September 2015

There will be a lunch break during each session.

There will be a lunch break during each session.

Written by Loren Marsters, Directed by David Barker, Choreography by Danielle WetzelOriginal Music Composed by Ann Pratt, Contributing Composer: Marc Doty,

Musical Director: Miciah Dodge, Cast: Danielle Wetzel, D. J. Douglass, Miciah Dodge, Jori Dodge, Kirby Soderberg and Kate Haas

28 September 0900 and 1730at the Parris Island Depot Theater

29 September 0900at the MCAS Lasseter Theater

These FREE shows are in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.Open to all authorized patrons 13 years or older. No concessions will be available.

Call 228-7059 for more information.


17 September 1100-1300MCAS Fitness Center

Basketball Court

For more information call 228-7616 Patrons of all ability levels are welcome and encouraged to attend all events. If special

assistance is needed, please contact Kathy Williams at 228-7616 or [email protected].

Beaufort Memorial Hospital will offer: FREE blood pressure checks | FREE glucose screening

Prize drawings and FREE water bottles for first 100 attendees!

Come join us to learn about all of the following programs:AMCC-Housing, Beaufort CERT, Beaufort Memorial Hospital, Chaplain, Food & Hospitality, CYT, DDR, Dental Clinic,

Education & Lifelong Learning, EFMP, Fire Department, Golf, Hope Haven, MCFTB, NPSP, Nutrition & Weight Management, O.A.R., Outdoor Recreation, Red Cross, SAPR, School Liaison, SMP, Sports & Athletics, Tobacco Cessation and more.

21-24 September 0730-1530MCRD Combat Fitness Center

Registration Deadline: 17 September

HITT Registration 7-17 SeptemberAll information must be completed for valid registration: Registration must be submitted to either FITNESS CENTER or via e-mail

Requesting Participants name: ________________________________________________________________________________________Job title: _____________________________________________Rank: ________________________________________________________Phone Number: ______________________________________ Email: ________________________________________________________Sponsoring unit/battalion/department: MCCS-SC Semper Fit Yes I am able to attend the full course 21-24 September 0730 to 1530: _______________________ (initials) Yes I have received approval from my supervisor or command to attend: _____________________ (initials)Read before signing:I acknowledge that I have voluntarily chosen to participate in a program of progressive physical exercise. I acknowledge being informed of the strenuous nature of the program and the potential for unusual but possible physiological results including, but not limited to abnormal blood pressure, fainting, heart attack or death. I assume all risk for my health and wellbeing, and hold harmless of any responsibility the instructor, MSSC-SC, MCRD Parris Island Fitness Center, MCAS Beaufort Fitness Center, TCMH Laurel Bay, or any persons involved with this program.Participant’s signature: __________________________________________________________Date: ________________ Supervisor’s/command’s signature: ________________________________________________Date: ________________ Please place registration in the security box located at MCAS Fitness Center or MCRD Fitness Center near check desk or email to [email protected] or [email protected].

Instructor Training Level 1

Class size limited to 25 participants (Active Duty Only). For more information please contact the HITT Coordinator Jona-than Hutchison 228-1504 or send email to [email protected].

The USMC High Intensity Tactical Training (HITT) Program is a comprehensive combat-speci� c strength and conditioning program that is essential to a Marine’s physical development, combat readiness and resiliency. Program emphasis is on key components with relation to superior speed, power, strength, � exibility, endurance and overall combat readiness while reducing the likelihood of injury and ensuring that all Marines are physically prepared for real-time/tactical situa-tions while in theatre.

The HITT Program is aligned with the National Strength and Conditioning Agency (NSCA) Tactical Strength and Condi-tioning (TSAC) Training and NSCA national standards and guidelines and provides research-based knowledge/curriculum along with practical application to improve athletic performance speci� c to today’s Warrior Athlete.

Please consult your physician before beginning any exercise program.

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There is no fee for this certi� cation


ACCESSING HIGHER EDUCATION 2-3 September | 0800-1630 Bldg. 923, MCRD Parris Island

21-22 and 28-29 September | 0800-1630Bldg. 596, MCAS Beaufort

Accessing Higher Education (AHE) is a free, in-depth, 2-day class that covers getting started on your path to a college degree or certi�cation. Space is limited and transitioning Marines have priority. For more information or to register, call 228-7421 (MCAS) or 228-2086 (MCRD).

FREE BASIC SKILLS COURSE 14 September – 2 October | 0800-163019 October – 6 November | 0800-1630Bldg. 596, MCAS Beaufort

Do you need a math and/or English refresher? The Military Academic Skills Program may be just what you need. This FREE 3-week course will strengthen your foundation and build your con�dence to start a college course or complete required career testing. For more information or to sign up, please call 228-7484.

VETERAN EDUCATION BENEFITSDid you know that every state has di�erent veteran education bene�ts? Go to gijobs.com/state-education-bene�ts-for-veterans/ for speci�c information regarding your state.

MILITARY SERVICE CAN SERVE AS COLLEGE CREDITHave you looked at your Joint Services Transcript (JST)? Did you know you have potential college credit for being in the military? Go to www.jst.doded.mil, create an account and take a look at what you have already earned. If you have any questions or see errors in your transcript please call your local Education O�ce. We are here to help!

KUDER® ASSESSMENTSIn less than 30 minutes, Active Duty, Guard members, Reservists and service members in transition can take all three of the Kuder® Journey assessments to learn more about themselves. Taking the Kuder Work Values Assessment (learn what’s most important to you), Kuder Career Interests Assessment (connect your top interests with career clusters) and the Kuder Skills Con�dence Assessment-A (what you believe you’re good at doing) will kick-start exploration and encourage more career satisfaction. Log on to www.dantes.kuder.com to get started.

WE’RE HERE TO HELP!The Education Specialists at your local installation Education O�ce are ready to provide you with educational advisements, help you choose a path, talk about ways to pay for it and proctor all sorts of tests and examinations. For more information please go to our website at www.mccs-sc.com/lifelong or call your local education o�ce:

MCAS Beaufort • 228-7421Room 211, Bldg. 596MCRD/ERR Parris Island • 228-2086Room 42, Bldg. 923

QUOTE OF THE MONTH“Always do your best. What you plant now, you will harvest later.” – Og Mandino

Facebook.com/MccsScEducationThe Education Services team posts updated education information, answers your questions and responds to your comments to better serve your needs. See you there!


MCCS HAPPENINGSJUNE 2012

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS11, 12, 18 and 19 September | 193013 and 20 September | 1500

The University of South Carolina Beaufort Center for the Arts presents Little Shop of Horrors: A deviously delicious Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash musical that has devoured the hearts of theatre goers for over 30 years! The popular musical will be performed at 801 Carteret St. Adults are $25, seniors and military are $20 and students are $15. For more information, call (843) 521-4145 or visit www.uscbcenter-forthearts.com.

RESTAURANT WEEK11-20 September

Don't miss the second installment of Restaurant Week! Local restau-rants will participate by featuring menu items that are 2 for $20, 3 for $30 or Buy One Get One. For more information, visit beaufortsc.org.

TIGER BASS 5K/12K RUN19 September | 0800

The Tiger Bass Race raises proceeds for Bluffton Jasper County Vol-unteers in Medicine and Bluffton Self Help. The race will be held at Hampton Lake in Bluffton. For more information or to register, visit tigerbassrace.com.

HILTON HEAD ISLAND ITALIAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL19 September

The festival will have a number of booths that will be dedicated to tra-ditional Italian foods such as pasta, fish, meatballs, sausage, calzones, Italian ice, gelato, biscotti and zeppolis . The festival will also feature a special events stage where attendees can enjoy a grape stomping con-test, a pasta-eating contest and a restaurant-only "best meatball" con-test for island bragging rights. The festival will be held at the Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn. For more information, visit http://iachh.org/festival.html.

NEWS FLASHThe 2015 Walt Disney World Military Promotional tickets have been extended through 20 December 2015! The price of these special 4-Day Park Hopper tickets will remain the same at $177 per person. Additionally, the total ticket allotment has been DOUBLED to a total of 12 tickets per qualifying military service member! Military discounts on Disney resort hotels have also been extended through mid-December! Call, email or stop by our office for more details and let us help you plan your next magical Walt Disney World vacation!

INTERIOR CABINS # IN CABIN PRICE/PERSON

1 $1,341 2 $732 3 $592 4 $522 5 $480

OCEANVIEW CABINS # IN CABIN PRICE/PERSON

1 $1,501 2 $812 3 $655 4 $577 5 $530

BALCONY CABINS # IN CABIN PRICE/PERSON

1 $1,961 2 $1,042 3 $818 4 $707 5 N/A

24-31 January 2016

Winter Cruise Aboard theCarnival Sunshine

For more information, call 228-3557.

Price does not include gratuities, travel insurance, transportation to and from Port Canaveral, or incidentals.

Optional prepaid gratuities are $84.00 per person. Optional vacation protection plan is $129.00 per person.

An initial deposit of $50 per person is due at time of booking to reserve your spot. A second payment of $200 per person due is by 24 August 2015. Final payment is due no later than 4 November 2015. Cash, major credit card, and the Military Star Card are accepted. Space is limited!

EASTERN CARIBBEAN DAY PORT OF CALL Sat 24 Jan Port Canaveral, FL Sun 25 Jan Fun Day at Sea Mon 26 Jan Amber Cove, DR Tue 27 Jan St. Thomas, USVI Wed 28 Jan San Juan, PR Thu 29 Jan Grand Turk Island, T&C Fri 30 Jan Fun Day at Sea Sat 31 Jan Port Canaveral, FL


INTERIOR CABINS # IN CABIN PRICE/PERSON

1 $1,341 2 $732 3 $592 4 $522 5 $480

OCEANVIEW CABINS # IN CABIN PRICE/PERSON

1 $1,501 2 $812 3 $655 4 $577 5 $530

BALCONY CABINS # IN CABIN PRICE/PERSON

1 $1,961 2 $1,042 3 $818 4 $707 5 N/A

24-31 January 2016


For more information, call 228-3557.

Price does not include gratuities, travel insurance, transportation to and from Port Canaveral, or incidentals.

Optional prepaid gratuities are $84.00 per person. Optional vacation protection plan is $129.00 per person.

An initial deposit of $50 per person is due at time of booking to reserve your spot. A second payment of $200 per person due is by 24 August 2015. Final payment is due no later than 4 November 2015. Cash, major credit card, and the Military Star Card are accepted. Space is limited!

EASTERN CARIBBEAN DAY PORT OF CALL Sat 24 Jan Port Canaveral, FL Sun 25 Jan Fun Day at Sea Mon 26 Jan Amber Cove, DR Tue 27 Jan St. Thomas, USVI Wed 28 Jan San Juan, PR Thu 29 Jan Grand Turk Island, T&C Fri 30 Jan Fun Day at Sea Sat 31 Jan Port Canaveral, FL



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SMP ELIGIBLE PATRONS INCLUDE: SINGLE MARINES AND SAILORS, GEOGRAPHICAL BACHELORS AND SINGLE PARENTS

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SMP MEETINGBrig & Brew 1000

Afterburners 1400

SEPTEMBER 2015 SMP EVENTS

CORN HOLEBrig & Brew 1900



TRIVIA TUESDAYBrig & Brew 1700

TRIVIA WEDNESDAYAfterburners 1900


CLOSED FORLABOR DAY

Brig & BrewAfterburnersBrig & Brew

AfterburnersBrig & Brew


SMP COOKING CLASSSBrig & Brew 1030







TEXAS HOLD’EMAfterburners 1900





OPEN MIC NIGHT& KARAOKE / DJ

Brig & Brew 1900

KARAOKE / DJBrig & Brew 1900

NCAA FOOTBALL KICKOFFAfterburners/Brig & Brew 1800



Eligible Single Marines & Sailors can play golf at The Legends at Parris Island for $20.00 after 1300 seven days a week. Bowling: Friday 1600-2300 and Saturday 1300-2300.

Movies: Thurs-Sun any movie FOR FREE.

BRIG & BREW: 228-1544, SMP INFO: MCRD 228-1541, AFTERBURNERS: 228-6365, SMP INFO: MCAS 228-7405, MCCS-SC.COM

MOVIE NIGHTBrig & Brew 1800Afterburners 1900




GAMING TOURNAMENTAfterburners 2000




TROOP APPRECIATIONAfterburners/Brig & Brew 1500

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MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALLAfterburners/Brig & Brew 2000



ESPN GAMEDAYAfterburners/Brig & Brew 1300




NFL SUNDAY TICKETAfterburners/Brig & Brew 1300



LABOR DAY COOKOUTVolunteers Needed

Brookside Senior Living Hilton Head 1100-1400

NFL SEASON KICKOFF PARTYAfterburners/Brig & Brew 2000

TOP JIMMY LIVEAfterburners 2000

MAYWEATHER VS. BERTOAfterburners/Brig & Brew 2200

WHITEWATER RAFTING TRIPMountain Rest, SC

END OF SUMMER COOKOUTAfterburners 1600

ITALIAN FESTIVALVolunteers Needed

Hilton Head 0900-1600

RED RIBBON GOLF TOURNAMENTVolunteers Needed

The Legends at Parris Island 0730-1000

Afterburners Snack Bar

Mon-Wed 1600-2000Thu-Fri 1500-2000Sat-Sun 1300-2000

Brig & BrewRecreation/Snack Bar

Mon-Wed 1600-2000Thu 1500-2300Fri 1500-2000Sat-Sun 1300-2000

Afterburners Recreation

Mon-Wed 1100-1400 1600-2000Thu-Fri 1100-2000Sat-Sun 1300-2000

MOVIE THEATER HOTLINES:

Parris Island 228-1525

MCAS Beaufort228-7183


MCRD PARRIS ISLAND

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

CLOSED

LUNCH BUFFET FEATURING:

BBQ CHICKEN & SMOTHERED LIVER

SOUP & SALAD BAR, DRINK & DESSERT $8.95


ITALIAN BUFFETSOUP & SALAD BAR,

WINGS, DRINK & DESSERT $8.95

OPEN FOR DINNER1700-2000


FRIED PORK CHOPS& LONDON BROIL

SOUP & SALAD BAR, SIDES,DRINK & DESSERT $8.95


SOUTHERN COMFORT FOODSOUP & SALAD BAR, SIDES,

DRINK & DESSERT $8.95

HAPPY HOUR1600-1800

RESERVED FORPRIVATE FUNCTIONS

CALL 228-1559 FORCATERING INFORMATION

CLOSED

Lunch Bu� et Hours: Tuesday-Friday 1100-1300. All Ranks Welcome. Children’s Lunch Bu� et Price: Ages 0-5 Free, Ages 6-12 $4.95.

SEPTEMBER CALENDAR

1 SEPTEMBER

CELEBRATING NATIONALBISCUIT MONTH OUR

BUFFET WILL FEATURE A VARIETY OF BISCUITS

CELEBRATING NATIONALPOTATO MONTH OUR

BUFFET WILL FEATURE A VARIETY OF POTATO

PRESENTATIONS

CELEBRATING NATIONALRICE MONTH OUR BUFFET WILL FEATURE A VARIETY OF RICE PRESENTATIONS

CELEBRATING NATIONALCHICKEN MONTH OUR

BUFFET WILL FEATURE A VARIETY CHICKEN ITEMS

8 SEPTEMBER 15 SEPTEMBER 22 SEPTEMBER 29 SEPTEMBER

CELEBRATING NATIONALMUSHROOM MONTH OUR BUFFET WILL FEATURE A VARIETY OF MUSHROOM

PRESENTATIONS

MCAS BEAUFORT

NEW OFFICERS' CLUB LUNCH MENUGreens

Garden Salad $5.00 Fresh greens with tomato, onion, carrots,

and cucumbers.Chefs’ Salad $8.00

Fresh Greens with ham, turkey, egg and cheese. Served on fresh greens with vegetable.

Grilled Chicken Salad Plate $8.00 Grilled chicken breast topped with shredded

cheddar.Sandwiches & Entrees $8.00

Sandwiches Served with steak fries Grilled Turkey Burger

Fresh ground turkey, stu�ed with spinach and cheese.

Sausage and Pepper Grinder Sweet Italian sausage, house made marinara and

provolone cheese, served on a Hoagie roll.Grilled Chicken Gyro

Grilled Chicken on �at bread with diced tomato, onion and Tzatziki sauce.

Grilled Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich Grilled chicken topped with sliced ham and

Swiss cheese. Fish and Chips

Beer Battered Fried �sh �let with Steak fries and Malt vinegar.

Daily Calzone Special Please ask your server. (While supplies last)

Build your own Burger Choice of BBQ sauce or Char-crust, cheeses,

sautéed mushrooms, onions, bacon, or none of the above.

Turkey Club Wheat bread, sliced turkey, crispy bacon topped

with fresh lettuce and tomato.Bu�alo Ranch Chicken Cheddar Wrap

Fried Chicken tenders tossed in bu�alo ranch sauce, bacon, cheddar cheese, all wrapped in a

grilled tortilla.French Dip

Toasted baguette topped with thinly sliced roast beef, mushrooms, and melted Swiss.

Served with a side of au jus.BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich

Piled high on toasted cheddar “mega” biscuit, topped with Cole slaw.

Reuben Corned beef, sauerkraut, 1000 thousand, melted

Swiss on toasted Rye bread.


MCAS BEAUFORT

25 SEPTEMBER1800-2000THREE COURSE MEAL

ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED REGISTER ONLINE AT

OCLUBTHROWDOWN.EVENTBRITE.COM

$35PER PERSON

$60PER COUPLE

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