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NELLIS LIVING . . . HAPPENINGS . . . THINGS TO DO . . .
ATTENTION:
In order to reduce waste, eliminate
plastic bagging, and decrease refuse in
the street, Manch Manor residents may
now pick up the Bullseye at the enclosed
newspaper racks in your neighborhood
located next to mailboxes.
NELLIS HAPPENINGS
Every Monday: Ready, Set, Grow at the Youth Center
10 a.m.
Every Thursday: Walk-in GI Bill briefing 2 p.m.
Flu Vaccine 2015-2016 Season: The flu vaccine is
available now to all Active Duty personnel, retirees,
and their dependents. No appointments are needed
and all Active Duty personnel must receive the vac-
cine. The Immunization Clinic, located inside of the
Mike O’Callaghan Federal Medical Facility, is open
Monday through Friday 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. For
more information, call 702-653-2410.
Volunteer opportunity at Lomie G. Heard Elemen-
tary School: Lomie Heard PTA is seeking 30 non-
parent volunteers for our annual fall festival. This
year’s event will be held at Lomie Heard Elementary
School (main base behind the gym). The event is
FREE for all students and staff and their families. Our
goal is to staff the event with non-parent volunteers
so families can enjoy the event together. Volunteers
will assist with carnival games, student check in and
prizes. There may be some light set up and clean up
for the event as well. For questions or details, contact To thank our Veteran’s during the month of Novem-
Stacie at: lomieheardvolunteer@gmail.com; or sign
up using this link http://www.signupgenius.com/
go/20F084CA5A82BA5FD0-lomie.
NV Aerospace Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony:
For their respective contributions to our state’s
aviation heritage, the Nevada Aerospace Hall of
Fame will add its four latest inductees Nov. 7 at The
Club on Nellis Air Force Base: Stanhope S. Boggs,
Nellis Living
Newton H. Crumley, Kathleen M. Snaper and
Richard G. Thomas. The NVAHOF is a non-profit
educational organization dedicated to preserving
the legacy of Nevada’s aerospace pioneers and to
increasing awareness of Nevada’s unique aerospace
history through educational programs and the Hall
of Fame. The induction ceremony and dinner will
be held at The Club’s Banquet Room. The public is
invited but seating is limited. Advance reservations
and payment must be received by Oct. 31. For reser-
vations and payment, contact Robert Friedrichs at
702-792-3536, email robert.friedrichs@nvahof.org;
or Patrick Newcomb at 702-592-3766, email patrick.
newcomb@nvahof.org.
Las Vegas Honor Ride: Come out to the Las Vegas
Honor Ride 8 a.m., Nov. 7 to ride your cycle down
Las Vegas Blvd. with no stops as participants are
escorted by police in this self-paced, non-competitive
cycling event. Participants choose from three routes
of 20, 40 and 70 miles to ride through Las Vegas. All
routes will have fun rest stops along the way. Honor
Ride raises funds and creates aware-ness for Ride 2
Recovery, which is a program where veterans support
other veterans to restore hope and purpose. Once
registered, participants are prompted to create a
fundraising page, but there is no minimum fundrais-
ing amount required. All proceeds support Ride 2
Recovery programs at military installations and VA
hospitals around the country, and the purchase of
bikesforparticipatingveterans.Participantswill end
the race with a festival-like atmosphere that includes
lunch and music!
Exciting news for November at the Testing Center:
ber, the National University test center will waive the
$20 proctoring for all CLEP and DSST tests for all
veterans and proctored exams for the month of No-
vember. If you pass your DSST — Ethics in America
exam anytime during the month of November, you
will get a USB (while supplies last). There is also a new
CLEP/DSST testing information pamphlet. Feel free
to stop by the education office, the testing center, or
email nywakiem@nu.edu with any questions.
Blood Drive Dates: The following dates will be
located at Outdoor Recreation with the exception
of two MDG drives:
Nov. 13
Dec. 10
Deployed Spouses Supporting Deployed Spouses:
Staystrong during deployments and meetwithother
deployed spouses. Share ideas, learn coping skills,
socialize and more. Meetings are held at the Airman
and Family Readiness Center from 11 a.m. to noon
the first and third Monday of each month. For more
information call 702-652-3327.
Workout Group: Workout with the AM-Extreme
Group at the Warrior Fitness Center. Classes include:
Insanity and Ab Ripper — Mondays and Fridays in
the Cardio Room from 5:15 to 6:20 a.m. P90X —
Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Cardio Room from
5:15 to 6:20 a.m. YogaX — Wednesdays at Racquet-
ball Court three from 4:40 to 6:20 a.m. For more
information, contact Staff Sgt. Armelyn Braceros at
armelyn.braceros.2@us.af.mil.
Resume Writing: The second Thursday of each
month, from 9 to11 a.m. at the Airman & Family
Readiness Center. Topics include networking, cover
letters, announcements, resumes and marketing
resume writing.
Love and Logic Parenting Series: Family Advocacy
is hosting the Love and Logic parenting series at the you are in a group and the entire group observes the
Centennial Hills YMCA, Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. Free
childcare is provided for YMCA members. For more
information, call 702-653-3880.
ParentSupportGroup: Share common experiences
unique to special needs families and learn about
Exchange’s new Brides & Grooms catalog available
From the Army & Air Force Exchange Service
DALLAS — Military shoppers looking
to pop the question this holiday season
can turn to the Army & Air Force Ex-
change Service’s Brides & Grooms Fall
2015 catalog for a shining selection of dia-
mond jewelry that’s a cut above the rest.
The 36-page catalog is packed with
diamond engagement rings, bridal sets,
weddings bands, and other jewelry to
celebrate the joy of marriage. A selection
of pearls, pendants and earrings will help
brides complete their wedding-day looks.
“The Exchange vows to stand by
Soldiers and Airmen during key phases
of their lives — like engagement and
marriage,” said Chief Master Sgt. Sean
Applegate, Exchange senior enlisted ad-
viser. “This catalog is filled with stunning
jewelry that anyone would be proud to
say ‘I do’ to.”
The Brides & Grooms Fall 2015 catalog
is available at main stores and online at
w w w. s hopmye xc h a nge .c om /s av i ngs -
center/interactive-product-catalogs.
Prices in this all-services catalog are
valid through Dec. 31, for any authorized
Exchange customer. Active-duty military
members of the Army, Air Force, Navy,
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new information and resources. We meet the third
Wednesday of every month at the airmanand family
readiness center.
Nellis Company Grade Officer’s Council: The Nellis
CGOC provides a source of social and professional
development for all company grade officers at Nellis.
Volunteer and leadership opportunities are available
as well as the chance to network with other like-
minded professionals at Nellis. Monthly meetings are
held on the last Thursday of every month at Robin’s
Roost in The Club from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. For more
information, call 702-652-9623.
CREECH HAPPENINGS:
Need uniform items but don’t have time to go to
Nellis? Creech is slated to have the ability to order
uniform items and have them delivered next day.
Talk to your squadron leadership for more infor-
mation.
Reporting Suspicious Activities on or near Creech
Air Force Base: Please report any suspicious behav-
ior/activities observed on or near Creech AFB to
law enforcement ASAP. AFOSI can be contacted at
702-404-1613 and Security Forces at 702-404-3333.
Members are alsoasked to add these telephone num-
bers to cell phones so they are available to contact
either agency quickly when needed. Additionally, if
activity in question please only have one individual
from the group contact law enforcement. If anyone
has observed any suspicious behaviors/activities
not previously reported, contact AFOSI or Security
Forces.
Marines and Coast Guard, as well as
military retirees, reservists, National
Guardsmen, Department of Defense
civilians stationed overseas, Exchange as-
sociates and their family members are all
authorized to receive Exchange privileges.
Toll-free orders can be placed from
the United States, Puerto Rico or Guam
at 800-527-2345. The Exchange Catalog
center is open around the clock, seven
days a week.