Issue 6 - InVironments Magazine

Events
August
19-21 – LiNCOLN HiGHWAy HERiTagE fEsTIvaL
Downtown Rochelle. Celebrate our transportation
heritage in this fun three-day festival. Activities are
located throughout the city.
20 – CRESTON BOOSTER CLuB PLAy DAy
10 a.m., Rochelle Country Club. Proceeds to benefit
the renovation of the Creston Opera House. Call or
email Deanna Forrest at 815-384-5555 or
forrestdeanna@hotmail.com.
REGuLARLy SCHEDuLED MEETiNGS
TuEsDays
Rochelle Rotary Club Meeting
Noon. Rochelle Country Club.
WEDNEsDays
Rochelle Kiwanis Club Meeting
12:15 p.m., Abraham’s.
THuRsDays
Rochelle Golden K Breakfast Meeting
8:15 a.m., Rochelle Country Club
Rochelle Lions Club Meeting
6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:15 p.m. meeting, Rochelle Country
Club (2nd and 4th Thursdays, January – October; 1st
and 3rd Thursdays in November and December)
EDiTOR’S NOTE: Want to see your event in the calendar?
Email the name, date, time, and location along with a short
description to renee@invironmentsmag.com. Please send
events for October 20 – December 20 by September 10.
September
9 – RTHS ATHLETiC HALL OF FAME iNDuCTiON
Class of 2011 Inductees include: Kristy Pence, tennis; Chet
Ellis, former football coach and athletic director; Bruce
Miller, football/wrestling; Malcolm Milligan, wrestling; Oscar
Whitlock, a 1930s era standout and cousin of RTHS football
great Elzie Cooper; and Kyle Zick, football, basketball and
now coaching high school ball.
10 – HiSPANiC HERiTAGE FESTivAL
3 – 10 p.m., Atwood Park. Celebrate Rochelle’s Hispanic culture.
12-13 – AuDiTiONS FOR vCCT’S PRODuCTiON OF
thE Diary of annE frank
7-9 p.m., Paddock Hall, Hickory Grove Civic Center. Looking
for five males (one teen), five females (one teen), four extras.
The play is scheduled for early March. For information, email
Ross Freier, rsfreier@rochelle.net.
17 – 30 MEN WHO COOK
6 – 9 p.m., dinner; 9 p.m. – midnight, music and dancing to
Snydley Whiplash. Rochelle Airport. Local male chefs prepare
a variety of dishes to raise funds for the Rochelle Township
High School Education Foundation. Tickets are $30 in
advance, $35 at the door.
29 – RTHS HOMECOMiNG PARADE
6 p.m., kick-off from City Hall. Homecoming coronation
at 7 p.m. in the RTHS gymnasium.
October
1-2 – AuTuMN ON PARADE. DOWNTOWN OREGON
A variety of free entertainment, activities, and events to
celebrate autumn in Ogle County. For information, see
the website, www.autumnonparade.org.
6 – RTHS PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES
12:30 - 4 p.m. and 6 - 8 p.m.
31 – FAmILy TRICk OR TREaTINg
2 – 5 p.m. Downtown Rochelle. Families are encouraged
to dress up and visit the downtown businesses during
the afternoon for this free and fun event. Businesses
that are participating will be clearly marked with a
pumpkin in the window with a DRA on it, to show their
Downtown Rochelle Association Membership, as well
as a few non-members who are involved in our event.
Parents must accompany their children.
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