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during the hour of operation. Individuals must girl in the Midwest becomes infected by an
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 Abigail Breslin, Joely Richardson
MOVIE SERIES
Outdoor Recreation is pleased to an-
nounce their summer movie series. All mov-
ies 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 Recreation/Tickets and Tours
- Bldg. 434. Be sure to take all of your be-
longings and properly dispose of your trash cross country coach in a small California
before you leave. Movies are open to anyone town transforms a team of athletes into
with base access. For more information, call championship contenders. Stars: Kevin
Outdoor Recreation at 951-655-2816.
July 10, 2015
July 11: Maggie (PG-13) - A teenage
outbreak of a disease that slowly turns the
infected into cannibalistic zombies. During
her transformation, her loving father stays
by her side. Stars: Arnold Schwarzenegger,
July 25: Survivor (PG-13) - A Foreign
Service Officer in London tries to prevent
a terrorist attack set to hit New York, but is bartender at the club or call 951-655-4920
forced to go on the run when she is framed
for crimes she did not commit. Stars: Paddy
Wallace, Parker Sawyers, Bashar Rahal
Aug. 8: Woman in Gold (PG-13) -
Maria Altmann, an octogenarian Jewish
refugee, takes on the Austrian government
to recover artwork she believes rightfully
belongs to her family. Stars: Helen Mirren,
Ryan Reynolds, Daniel Brühl
Aug. 22: Insurgent (PG-13) - Beatrice
Prior must confront her inner demons and
continue her fight against a powerful al-
liance which threatens to tear her society
apart with the help from others on her side.
Stars: Shailene Woodley, Ansel Elgort,
Theo James
Sep. 12: McFarland USA (PG-13) - A
Costner, Maria Bello, Ramiro Rodriguez
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TEN STEPS TO FEDERAL in Temecula for $20 per person
JOB WORKSHOP August 29 – Bungee jump of the Bridge
The MarchAirman and Family Readiness to Nowhere inAzusa for $32 per person
Center is holding aTen Steps to a Federal Job September 5 – Three-hour couples sun-
Workshop on Friday, July 17, 8 a.m. – noon
in the 452nd Mission Support Group Con- set sail in San Diego for $35 each
ference Room, Bldg. 2313, 1261 Graeber September 19 – Skydive in Perris for $50
Street. Call 951-655-5350 for more informa-
tion and to register. per person
September 26 – Three-hour Alpine
BONANZA BINGO AT CLUB
The Hap Arnold Club invites you to play horseback tour in Big Bear for $42 per per-
Bingo for prizes. Visit the cashier’s cage or a son
for details. Winning numbers for the week Call them at 951-655-2816 for further de-
of July 6-10 are: B5, I23, N33, G60, O61. tails or to sign up.
(Winning numbers are displayed weekly on
the information screen in the lobby next to RIDE A BIKE ON UTAS
the Grande Ballroom.) Good luck! Outdoor Recreation, in conjunction with
the Fitness and Sports Center, offers FREE
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE bike rentals to UTA members from now
TRIPS JULY through September. Male and female beach
cruisers, including helmets and locks will be
March Outdoor Recreation plans the fol- located in front of the Fitness Center and is-
lowing trips for the remainder of the fiscal sued by Force Support Squadron fitness per-
year: sonnel. Due to a limited supply, only 10 bikes
will be made available each UTA weekend.
July 18 - zipline and fly board in Big Bear Mountain bikes are available by special re-
for $52 per person quest only through Outdoor Recreation. For
more information, call ODR at 951-655-
July 18 - trampoline, minuture golf and 2816 or the Fitness Center at 951- 655-2292.
go kart in Redlands for $12 per person
CCAF GRADUATION
August 1 – Hang Glide in Devore for $45 CEREMONY
per person
Please join us in celebration as the next
August 15 – Couples hot air balloon rides See BRIEFS page 4
YOUR
FEDERAL CAREER
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