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With an anonymous sponsor
this weekend, RV will be play-
ing at the Chief Theatre in Cold-
water.
Running 99 minutes, the
movie is rate PG for some crude
humor and language, and is con-
sidered to be of the comedy/fam-
ily genre.
It will start at 7:30 p.m. both
Saturday and Sunday nights,
with the box office and conces-
sion stand opening at 7 p.m.
RV's feel for the comedy of
American families is as dead-on
as Hollywood gets. Robin Will-
iams stars as Bob Munro, an
L.A. soda company executive
whose wish is to keep his surly
family together. "We watch TV
in separate rooms and IM each
other when dinner's ready," he
laments.
The overworked Bob, his
wife Jaime, their 15-year-old
daughter Cassie, and 12-year-
old son Carl are in desperate
need of some quality time to-
gether. After promising to take
them on a family vacation in
Hawaii, Bob abruptly changes
plans without telling them. In-
stead of a week in a tropical
paradise, they're going on a road
trip to Colorado in a recreational
vehicle.
Dragging his wife and kids
kicking and screaming into the
RV, Bob's togetherness plan
(which is partly a ruse to keep
him from losing his job) almost
immediately hits a major speed
bump. Everything that can go
wrong, does. Bob's lame at-
tempts to navigate the unwieldy,
oversized vehicle are met with
silence and scorn from his re-
sentful family.
The RV life is a far cry from
their comfortable life in Los An-
geles, and every attempt Bob
makes to get them into the spirit
of the vacation threatens to tear
them further apart. At an RV
camp, the Munro family is be-
friended by the Gornicke family
-- an irritatingly endearing,
happy-go-lucky clan of full-time
RV'ers.
The more they try to elude the
Gornickes, the more their paths
seem destined to cross. But ad-
versity has a way of uniting even
the most dysfunctional family
members and each setback the
Munros experience inadvert-
ently helps them become a true
family again.
April 30, 2006 Coldwater
Country Club hosted a 1-Man
Scramble to open its tournament
season. Twenty-eight golfers
participated to make it a very
competitive tournament.
In the Championship flight,
Ryan Gardea of Protection took
JENKINS -- Patrick Robert
Jenkins was born at 11 p.m. Feb.
16, 2006, in Finland.
He weighed 8 pounds.
His parents are Kevin and
Petra Jenkins of Kuopio, Fin-
land. Patrick has one brother,
Kevin Jr and four sisters -- Jen-
nifer Ball of Smithville, Mo
Emilia, Cecilia and Jazmin of
Kuopio.
Grandparents are Bonnie
Jenkins of Coldwater, Robert
and Barbara Jenkins of Benson,
Ariz and Erkki and Liisa Perhe
Sailamo of Pieksamaki, Finland.
ourney
first place shooting the low score
for the day of 71.
Shooting a 72 and forcing a
play-off for second and third
place were Nathan Leeper of
Protection and Kelsey Thom p,-
son of Coldwater. After a 4-hol,e
play-off, Thompson, former
member of the South Central
state golf team, took the second
place honors, leaving Leeper
with third.
Taking the fourth place was
local golfer and South Central
High School golf coach, Rich-
ard Thompson, shooting a round
of 74.
In the 'A' flight, the top score
of 77 by Steve Hazen won first
place. A four-way playoff was
held to determine final placings.
Each of the four shot a 78. Plac-
ing second at the completion of
the playoff was local player,
Frank Clark.
Taking third place honors
was Ed Dowling of Protection.
Fourth place belonged to Leon
May of Freedom, Okla. Round-
ing out the play-off was local
Red Hat Gals
Hold Meeting
by Darlene Caraway
The Glitzy Gals Red Hat So-
ciety met Wednesday, May 5, at 5/11
Dave's Pizza Oven. Hostesses
were Lola Robbins, Ferrel
Morton, and Betty Jo Hadley.
There were 22 members and one
guest "Red Hatter" present. 5/12
The members recited the Red
Hat Warning. Darlene Caraway
read some Red Hat Sayings and 5/13
Betty Jo Hadley also read a cute
piece. Each member and guest 5/15
received a Red Hat magnet,
Kleenex, and candy.
The next meeting will be at
June Kliesen's home in the coun-
try. Members are to meet on June 5/16
7, at 11:30 at the Christian 5/17
Church to carpooi out to
Kliesen's. The other hostesses
will be Clara Louthan, Virginia
Hadley and Phyllis Scherich. 5/18
Members enjoyed good pizza 5/19
and good fellowship.
golfer Colten Clark, who fin-
ished just short of the placing.
In the 'B' flight, first place
honors went to Protection golfer
Gene Hackney after a three-way
playoff. Each of the three shot
an 82. Taking second and third
were Bob McPhail from Dodge
City and Mike Bolders from
Laverne, Okla. Fourth place win-
nings went to local golfer, Dave
Snook with a 86.
Five hole prizes were given
away at the tournament. On hole
#2, a "closest to the pin" cash
award was given to Roy
Hoffman. Hole #3 "closest to the
pin on the second shot" contest
was won by Cody Monroe. A
"longest putt" competition was
held on hole #7 with Kelsey Th-
ompson the winner.
Coming within two feet of
making a hole-in-one, Klete
Hackney, won the "closet to pin"
on #8. On hole #10, the "longest
drive" went to Roy Hoffman.
The day was enjoyed by all
and was a great way to start the
golf season.
upcoming activities of South Central Schools
League Meeting Ashland
SCHS School Physicals
SCMS SPIAA LeagueTrack Meet Ashland 1 p.m.
SCHS Golf Meet Kinsley 3 p.m.
SCMS School Physicals
8th Grade Trip
SCHS League Track Meet Jetmore 3 p.m.
SCHS Baccalaureate 4:30 p.m.
SCHS Graduation 5:30 p.m.
8th Grade Ch Graduation Practice 8:15-11:30 a.m.
8th Grade Awards & Graduation 7 p.m.
SCMS 6th-8th Dance 8:30-10:30 p.m.
SCHS Finals
SCHS Regional Golf Meet
SCHS Finals
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
SCES K-5th Playday 9 a.m.
SCHS Finals
Teacher Workday
SCHS Regional Track Meet Pretty Prairie
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