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REGISTER FOR YELLOW
RIBBON EVENTS
The August 14-16 and September 25-
27 Yellow Ribbon events are now open
for registration for eligible members.
For more formation, contact 1st Lt. Shel-
ley Lawrence, your 452nd Air Mobility
Wing Yellow Ribbon representative, for
details at 951-655-4615.
MILITARY DENTIST FOR UTAS
The 452nd Aerospace Medicine
Squadron will provide a military dentist
available each Friday prior to the A and B
UTAs through the September joint UTA.
The dentist’s hours are 8 – 11 a.m. and 1
– 3 p.m. If you or anyone in your squad-
ron needs a military dental examination,
please go to the dental clinic during the
hour of operation. Individuals must be on
military status to be seen. No appoint-
ments accepted. Walk-ins will be seen on
a first come, first served basis.
FREE SUMMER OUTDOOR
MOVIE SERIES
Outdoor Recreation is pleased to an-
nounce their summer movie series. All
movies are free and start at dusk on the
“A” and “B” UTA’s. Bring your own
chairs, blankets, snacks, etc., and join us
on the lawn behind the Outdoor Recre-
ation/Tickets and Tours - Bldg. 434. Be
sure to take all of your belongings and
properly dispose of your trash before you
leave. Movies are open to anyone with
base access. For more information, call
Outdoor Recreation at 951-655-2816.
Aug. 8: Woman in Gold (PG-13) -
Maria Altmann, an octogenarian Jewish
refugee, takes on the Austrian govern-
ment to recover artwork she believes
rightfully belongs to her family. Stars:
Helen Mirren, Ryan Reynolds, Daniel
Brühl
Aug. 22: Insurgent (PG-13) - Bea-
trice Prior must confront her inner de-
mons and continue her fight against a
powerful alliance which threatens to tear
her society apart with the help from oth-
ers on her side. Stars: Shailene Woodley,
Ansel Elgort, Theo James
Sep. 12: McFarland USA (PG-13) - A
August 7, 2015
cross country coach in a small California
town transforms a team of athletes into
championship contenders. Stars: Kevin
Costner, Maria Bello, Ramiro Rodriguez
BONANZA BINGO AT CLUB
The Hap Arnold Club invites you to
play Bingo for prizes. Visit the cashier’s
cage or a bartender at the club or call
951-655-4920 for details. Winning num-
bers for the week of Aug 3 through 9
are: B8, I28, N45, G50, O73. (Winning
numbers are displayed weekly on the in-
formation screen in the lobby next to the
Grande Ballroom.) Good luck!
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
TRIPS AUG/SEP
March Outdoor Recreation plans the
following trips for the remainder of the
fiscal year:
August 15 – Couples hot air balloon
rides in Temecula for $20 per person
August 29 – Bungee jump of the
Bridge to Nowhere in Azusa for $32 per
person
September 5 – Three-hour couples
sunset sail in San Diego for $35 each
September 19 – Skydive in Perris for
$50 per person
September 26 – Three-hour Alpine
horseback tour in Big Bear for $42 per
person
Call them at 951-655-2816 for further
details or to sign up.
RIDE A BIKE ON UTAS
Outdoor Recreation, in conjunction
with the Fitness and Sports Center, of-
fers FREE bike rentals to UTA members
from now through September. Male and
female beach cruisers, including helmets
and locks will be located in front of the
Fitness Center and issued by Force Sup-
port Squadron fitness personnel. Due
to a limited supply, only 10 bikes will
be made available each UTA weekend.
Mountain bikes are available by special
request only through Outdoor Recre-
ation. For more information, call ODR
at 951-655-2816 or the Fitness Center at
951- 655-2292.
BACK STREET CAFÉ
UTA SCHEDULE
The Back Street Café has begun reno-
vation of the dining area. Food operations crew. If a problem arises with the vehicle
have relocated to the Wright Brothers Bar
located on the east side of the Hap Ar-
nold Club. Entrances from Adams Ave.
can be used as well as available parking
across from the Ballroom entrance.
Monday – Friday there will be buffet
style food service in the Wright Brothers
Bar at 6:30 – 10 a.m. for breakfast and
11-1:30 p.m. for lunch. No dinner will be
served during the week.
All UTA food operations will con-
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tinue throughout the renovation. A lim-
ited menu will be available with most
of your favorite items, excluding pizza.
An express food service will be avail-
able in the Atrium as well as breakfast,
lunch and dinner in the dining room. The
UTA operating hours are 5:30-9 a.m. for
breakfast; 11-1 p.m. for lunch, 4-8 p.m.
for dinner.
In addition, Sally’s Alley and Aces
Sports Bar will be open on UTA Fridays
and Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The newly renovated state-of-the-art
facility will feature new lighting and fur- For more information, call them at 951-
niture, an improved serving line, digital
menu boards, a revamped menu, and new
stations such as a self-serve salad bar and
Starbucks coffee stations.
We appreciate your patience during
this renovation and are committed to
continue to provide quality service and
support to the Team March community.
Visit MarchFSS.com or “Like” them on
Facebook at “MarchFSS” to stay up-to-
date.
FITNESS CENTER NEWS
The March Fitness Center has re-
ceived the Wellbeats Virtual Group Fit-
ness Kiosk. This kiosk allows members
to participate in virtual fitness classes.
Daily Fitness Schedule is:
Mondays: 6 a.m. — Virtual Fusion
Yoga; 10:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. — Intro
TRX; 11 a.m. —Virtual Spin
Tuesdays: 11 a.m. — Virtual Strength
“Fit for Duty;” 12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. —
Circuit Training
Wednesdays: 6 a.m. — Virtual Fu-
sion Yoga; 11 a.m. — Zumba; 12:15 p.m.
— Virtual Fusion Yoga; 12:30 p.m. and
5 p.m. — Battle Ropes Circuit Training
Thursdays: 11 a.m. —Virtual Spin;
12:15 p.m. — Virtual Strength “Fit for
Duty;” 12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. — Circuit
Training
Fridays: 10 a.m. — Zumba; 10:30
a.m. and 5 p.m. — Intermediate TRX;
11:15 a.m. — Virtual Cardio
UTA Saturdays: (A UTA) 5 p.m. —
Virtual Strength “Fit for Duty;” (B UTA)
5-7 p.m. — Pick-up Basketball
CONSTRUCTION AT CACTUS
AVE & RIVERSIDE DR:
The City of Moreno Valley has re-
moved the “No Right Turn” sign at
Cactus/Riverside (east bound) and will
see how it goes. They warned that dur-
ing construction, the turn radius is not
enough for tractor trailer/delivery trucks
and it will be a problem for those vehi-
cles. Please have your delivery trucks use
the Heacock/Meyers entrance to the area
to avoid problems with the construction
traffic while the construction crew is re-
locating the traffic signal and installing
traffic modifications at the Riverside/
Cactus intersection the “No Right Turn”
sign will be put up again and enforced.
Hopefully this will make things easier
for all while the street widening project
is going on. If you have any questions
contact the March Community Planner
and Liaison at 951-655-2236.
GRILL NIGHT
AT SALLY’S ALLEY
Every Wednesday night starting at 4
p.m., Sally’s Alley is open for business
with Grill Night. Sally’s Alley is also now
open every Pre-UTA Thursday at 4 p.m.
653-2121.
MOTOWN REVIEW
AUGUST 29
The Hap Arnold Club presents The
MoTown Review dinner and show, fea-
turing the Men of Motown, Saturday,
Aug. 29, 6 p.m. Call the club at 951-655-
2121 for more information.
THE 452ND AIR MOBILITY
WING’S 2015 MILITARY BALL
The 452nd Air Mobility Wing’s 2015
Military Ball is scheduled for Saturday,
November 21. This year’s location re-
mains the Riverside Convention Center,
and this year we will have a Holiday
Theme. This will be a fantastic evening
and one you do not want to miss. Ticket
prices dropped to $60 per person. See
your first sergeant to purchase tickets or
contact SMSgt. Griffin at 951-655-3999.
There are 40 rooms available at the Mar-
riott for $110 each, and 50 rooms avail-
able at the Hyatt Place for $105 each (the
Hyatt Place price includes breakfast).
When you call to make a reservation,
mention the 2015 Military Ball to get the
correct rate. You can contact The Marri-
ott at 1-800-228-9290 or (951)784-8000
for reservations and The Hyatt Place at
1-888-553-1300 or (951)321-3500.
VETERANS’ ROUNDTABLE
(Cathedral City, CA) RSVP request-
ed for Dr. Ruiz Veterans Roundtable on
Aug. 20, 2015.
Mark your calendar and don’t miss
the opportunity to interact with our own
Congressman
regarding veteran’s issues. Congress-
man Ruiz has been a strong advocate for
veteran’s rights since he was first elected
to Congress nearly three years ago. Dur-
ing that time, he has helped many local
veterans personally with their benefits
and used his position on the Veterans
Committee in Washington to help pass
important legislation regarding veteran’s
rights, especially regarding support from
the local VA hospitals.
See BRIEFS page 5