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COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER

Check for updates on community news, information and events at: www.grafenwoehr.army.mil

7 November 2012

Then come to the DoDDS-E All Star Football game in on the Vilseck High School football field this Saturday. Kick off at 1 p.m. For more, see Community Highlights.

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Community Highlights Special programs, updates, community campaigns, classes and more

DoDDS-E All Star football game 10 Nov: Come to the Vilseck High School football field to see some of the best high school football Europe has to offer.

The All Star game will showcase the 60 best players from 25 high schools throughout Europe. Kick off at 1 p.m. Food and halftime entertainment. Entry costs $5 for adults and $2 for kids. Proceeds from the game will go to back into the program.

Community Huddle 13 Nov: The next Community Huddle will be held in Rose Barracks Bldg. 134, 6-7:30 p.m. Hosted by Col. James Saenz, USAG Grafenwoehr commander, the Community Huddle is a meeting for all community members to find out the latest info on programs, events, construction updates, and other important issues. Garrison directors and subject matter experts will brief topics and answer questions. Or join in the conversation on Facebook.

November is Warrior Care Month In honor of wounded and transitioning warriors, the garrison welcomes Dr. Rory Cooper, on 8 Nov. at 1 p.m. Dr. Cooper, a wounded vet, has spent his life working to improve technology for wounded warriors and conditions at VA hospitals. After Dr. Cooper gives his presentation, the VFW will provide a turkey and ham Thanksgiving meal.

DXM items to be moved back behind counter After a brief time on the floor, items containing DXM will be moved back behind the counter of Exchange stores by close of business on 7 Nov. This move is to ensure the health and safety of Grafenwoehr community. Items containing DXM, such as cough syrup, will continue to be sold only to those 18 years and older.

Bavarian News has moved online Head to www.army.mil/bavariannews to get timely news and see what events are happening in the community. Check out this week’s stories: Looking back. A Jewish Army veteran recounts experiences during World War II in the Grafenwoehr area. The Ice Man cometh. The garrison gives drivers a more simplified plan for reporting to work safely during the winter months. Show of support. In Hohenfels, the community shows its true colors for a 5K Breast Cancer Awareness run.

Life is a rodeo. In Schweinfurt, a local bull rider shares insight for staying on top during those precious eight seconds.

7th CSC Soldiers train for deployment. A two-week mobilization exercise in Grafenwoehr prepares reservists for realworld scenarios.

15 Nov: For more on the Bavarian News’ transition online, tune into AFN 98.5 from 8-10 a.m. to hear the editor and assistant editor discuss new ways to get your news.

Update on delayed mail delivery The USAG Postal Service Centers (PSCs) have started receiving mail from the upper East Coast. On 2 Nov, we received the beginning of the 1st Class Letter mail and on 7 Nov, Priority parcels started coming out of the New Jersey / New York area. The PSCs expect to see a week or two delay on Standard Mail (4th Class / Bulk Mail and Parcels) starting the 1st and 2nd weeks of December due to the shutdown of the facility over the last week due to power outages. This is the mail that usually comes by ship and takes 4 to six weeks to arrive here in Germany. Should you have any questions please email Main Post or Rose Barracks Postal Service Centers or call DSN 475-6333, CIV 09641-83-6333 / DSN 476-2581, CIV 09662-83-2581. You can also like us on Facebook for Main Post and Rose Barracks for up to date information.

Postal Service Centers extended holiday hours 19 Nov – 21 Dec: The below listed times reflect the extended holiday customer service hours for the Grafenwoehr and Rose Barracks Postal Service Centers. Saturday, 22 Dec. we will receive a truck and provide Mail Room Delivery only during the below Saturday posted hours. Normal business hours will resume on 24 Dec. Postal Finance (sending) M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sat 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Mail Room Delivery (receiving) M-F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Sat 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Official Mail Services M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sat None

Should you have any further questions please email Main Post or Rose Barracks Postal Service Centers or call DSN 4756333, CIV 09641-83-6333 / DSN 476-2581, CIV 09662-83-2581. You can also like us on Facebook (Main Post / Rose Barracks) for up-to-date information.

Recommended Holiday Mailing Deadlines The below listed dates reflect the recommended dates for mailing articles to CONUS to ensure that articles arrive at their intended destination prior to 25 Dec. 26 Nov: SAM parcels 3 Dec: PAL parcels 10 Dec: Priority parcels 10 Dec: First class letters and cards 18 Dec: Express mail For further questions please email Main Post or Rose Barracks Postal Service Centers or call DSN 475-6333, 476-2581, CIV 09641-83-6333, 09662-83-2581 You can also like us on Facebook (Grafenwoehr / Rose Barracks) for up-to-date information.

Nuremberg train station bans alcohol on weekends The Deutsche Bahn (DB) has banned alcohol in Nuremberg Main Station, from 8 p.m. - 6 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. The regulation is based on the owner’s right of the DB and amends the existing regulations.

COLA survey for service members This data is instrumental in updating OCOLA indices: https://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/oscola-lps-germany.cfm. *** The survey is for Service members who have been assigned to and have lived in Germany for 3 months or more and do not live in the barracks or dormitories.

Got Drugs?

Turn in all unused or expired prescription drugs any day at the Grafenwoehr or Vilseck pharmacies.

Behavioral Health phone number UPDATED The correct number for Behavioral Health is DSN 475-8357.

Contact the health clinic online The health clinic now offers e-Healthcare. Patients can request appointments and medication refills online, get lab results and e-mail a doctor or nurse. To get started using e-Healthcare, just give your e-mail address to a health clinic staff member.

Changes to Community Bus Schedules The government-operated buses between Grafenwoehr and Rose Barracks have slightly changed their schedules. The new bus schedule is attached. AKO account holders may also find the new schedules here: https://www.us.army.mil/suite/doc/37931572 Residents along route G-4 (Kemnath/Erbendorf/Pressath) will experience the most severe changes. While Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday continue with the current schedule, the runs on Wednesday and Friday start 75 minutes earlier in the morning and 30 minutes earlier in the afternoon to allow more time on post for appointments. For more information, email Mr. Theo Arnold at theodor.a.arnold.ln@mail.mil, or call DSN 475-6347, CIV 09641-83-6347.

Give a present to a needy animal Off post animal shelters are collecting anything and everything for dogs, cats, rabbits, horses, birds and other animals in Europe-wide and local animal shelters and homes. Food, for all ages, is always needed. Old or expired first aid kits, hot water bottles, surgical gloves, leashes, dog beds, baskets, collars, transport boxes, pet shampoo, blankets and old towels are welcome donations. To donate, contact the following POCs: in Pressath: Lydia Kraus, 01714995820; in Grafenwöhr: Christine Pöllath, 01604655720; Eschenbach: Yasmine Livingston, 015156791646; Kemnath: Alexandra Amschler, 01716840509; Marktredwitz/Erbendorf : Katja Zenkel, 015254240978. For general questions, call Yasmine Livingston at 015156791646, or email her. You can find Hilfe fuer Tiere in Not i.d.Opf on Facebook.

Kristallnacht Memorial Ceremony 8 Nov: The community of Floss, along with the 18th CSSB, is holding a memorial for the victims of Kristallnacht. On

Kristallnacht, or Night of Broken Glass, Nazis and Nazi sympathizers in Germany and Austria destroyed synagogues and Jewish businesses and attacked Jewish citizens. The memorial will be held at the Historic Synagogue at Rabbiner JosefSchwarz-Platz 1, 92685 Floss, from 3:30-4:14 p.m. ACUs or civilian attire. For more information, contact the 18th CSSB Chaplain’s Office DSN 475-9882/ 9883, CIV 09641-83-9882/9883.

CFC Through 16 Nov: Support the Combined Federal Campaign-Overseas (CFC-O), part of the largest workplace-giving campaign in the world. Some donation will even go to help Hurricane Sandy victims. Visit http://cfcoverseas.org/ for more.

On post Christmas tree lighting 4 Dec: 5-7 p.m. Grafenwoehr Tree Lighting at the PX 6 Dec: 5-7 p.m. Rose Barracks Tree Lighting at the Commissary

AWAG Area Conference 6 Dec: The Americans Working Around the Globe is holding a professional development conference for volunteers in Rose Barracks at the Multi-Purpose center, Bldg. 134. The conference runs from 9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., with check in at 8 a.m. The cost is $20 and includes continental breakfast, lunch and classes. Dress is business casual. Space is limited to 100 people, call Sharon Parrish at 0170-365-5545 or email her to sign up.

Single Soldier Expo 13 Dec: To enhance the quality of life for single soldiers and provide a larger range of entertaining activities for the community, the garrison is hosting a Single Soldier Expo at the Multi-Purpose Center, Rose Barracks Bldg. 134. More details to come.

Recommended Holiday Mailing Deadlines The below listed dates reflect the recommended dates for mailing articles to CONUS to ensure that articles arrive at their intended destination prior to 25 Dec. 26 Nov: SAM parcels 3 Dec: PAL parcels 10 Dec: Priority parcels 10 Dec: First class letters and cards 18 Dec: Express mail For further questions please email Main Post or Rose Barracks Postal Service Centers or call DSN 475-6333, 476-2581, CIV 09641-83-6333, 09662-83-2581 You can also like us on Facebook (Grafenwoehr / Rose Barracks) for up-to-date information.

Santa Claus will visit the Grafenwoehr Military Community 24 Nov: 12-4 p.m. Grafenwoehr PX (arrives in a Fire Truck) 30 Nov: 4-6 p.m. Grafenwoehr Commissary 1 Dec: 12-4 p.m. Grafenwoehr PX 4 Dec: 5-7 p.m. Grafenwoehr Tree Lighting 6 Dec: 5-7 p.m. Rose Barracks Tree Lighting 8 Dec: 12-4 p.m. Grafenwoehr PX 8 Dec: 4:30-6 p.m. Grafenwoehr Advent Market 15 Dec: 12-4 p.m. Grafenwoehr PX 18 Dec: 3-6 p.m. Grafenwoehr USO 22 Dec: 12-4 p.m. Grafenwoehr PX

Civilian newsletter now available 1st Quarter, FY13 Civilian Newsletter – “The Source” is now available in English and German. “The Source” contains valuable civilian employee information on training, career development, TAPES and Civilian Wellness.

Fingerprinting Services The USAG Grafenwoehr Security Office has decreased in staffing. Personnel requiring fingerprints for any reason (citizenship/naturalization, certifications, adoptions, permits, and security clearances) should contact their unit S-2. Unit

S2s are trained to use the electronic fingerprint machines currently located in the garrison headquarters building. Civilian new hires, USAG Grafenwoehr-assigned Soldiers and their family members may obtain fingerprint services during walk-in hours (8-11:45 a.m.) in Building 500, Room 111. Please note, it is impossible to fingerprint while holding a child. Also, in case of sickness, please reschedule the appointment. Whenever possible, please contact your unit S-2 first. For more information, contact the USAG Grafenwoehr Security Manager, Susan Browder, at 475-8121/7138 or susan.l.browder.civ@mail.mil.

Retiree Info List Server The Army in Europe Retiree Council invites the Grafenweohr community to subscribe to its List Server. The server provides information for retired Soldiers, families and survivors in Europe, but anyone can subscribe. Go to the USAREUR Home Page and hit “Subscribe” on the Hot Topics block. For more info on the Retiree Council, click here.

DA Photo studios appointments available If you need DA photo appointments for the upcoming SFC promotion board, please make your photo appointments early on www.vios.army.mil. Please do not wait until the last minute to make your appointments. Walk-ins will be extremely limited if available. In order to find the best available appointment time check the online appointment calendar. For further assistance in booking your DA Photo, contact the Rose Barrack VI activity at DSN 476-2697 or 476-2639, CIV 09662-832697 or 09662-83-2639.

ICE QR code Now it’s even easier to submit ICE - Interactive Customer Comments.

Take a snapshot of the code with your phone, and the code automatically directs you to ICE.

Stay vigilant and report suspicious activities For emergencies off post call 112, the European emergency number, reachable from fixed and mobile phones, free of charge, everywhere in the EU. Bavaria Military Community officials are asking everyone to stay vigilant and report suspicious activities as soon as they are observed. The safety of our families is one of our biggest priorities. USAG Grafenwoehr Military Police: DSN 476.2490/3397 or CIV 09662.83.2490/3397.

Suicide Prevention Awareness Call the suicide prevention hotline number at DSN 475-LIFE. Visit our website for more on suicide prevention. Suicide prevention, sexual assault or just a friendly ear… you are never alone.

Professionals are available to counsel you in confidence. Getting help is a sign of strength.

24 Hour Community Hotlines: Chaplain Hotline 0162-296-0838, Military Police Hotline 09662-83114, Sexual Assault Hotline 0162-296-0661 and Emergency Services 09641-83-117.

Army Community Service (ACS) Contact Army Community Service (ACS) Main Post, DSN 475-8371, CIV 09641-83-8371. Rose Barracks, DSN 476-2650 CIV 09662-83-2650.

ACS is now on Facebook and Twitter (Follow GRAF ACS) or email graf.acs@eur.army.mil for info.

Army Volunteer Corps Through 7 Nov: Army Family Team Building Instructor Training, 9:00a.m. - 2:30p.m., Rose Barracks, Bldg 221, Room 206.

16 & 28 Nov: Organizational Point of Contact & Volunteer Management Class, 9:00a.m.-11:00a.m., Rose Barracks, Building 322, room 209 19 Dec: Organizational Point of Contact & Volunteer Management Class, 9:00a.m. – 11:00a.m., Rose Barracks, Bldg 322, room 209

Employment Readiness For anyone needing assistance with resume building, or one-on-one assistance, please call DSN 476-2650, 475-8371, CIV 09662-83-2650, 09641-83-8371.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Have questions? Email EFMP directly.

Nov 7: Bowling with EFMP (Free), 4 - 6 p.m., Rose Barracks Bowling Center, Bldg 2201.

Nov 13: Cancer Support Group, 3 - 4:30 p.m., Rose Barracks, Bldg 165.

Nov 16: Respite Care Provider Training, 3 - 4:30 p.m., East Post, Bldg 244, Second Floor, Room 219.

Nov 21: Support Group for Special Needs Families, 3 - 4:30 p.m., East Post, Bldg 244, Second Floor, Room 219.

Dec 6: S-1 EFMP Brief, 3 - 4:30 p.m., East Post, Bldg 244, Second Floor, Room 219.

Dec 14: Special Education Workshop, 3 – 4:30 p.m., Rose Barracks ACS, Bldg 322.

Dec 20: Bowling with EFMP (Free), 4 - 6 p.m., East Post Bowling Center, Bldg 612.

Dec 28: Support Group for Special Needs Families, 3 - 4:30 p.m., Rose Barracks ACS, Bldg 322. .

Family Advocacy Program Hotlines to help: Sexual Assault Reporting 09662-83-3217 and Domestic Violence 09662-83-3218 or 09641-835130. Please contact us for a complete listing of programs and services offered.

Financial Readiness Services are also available by appointment. For more information on saving your money, you may contact your ACS Financial Readiness at 0962-83-2650 or 09641-83-8371.

7 Nov: Better than a Budget: Build Wealth Not Debt, 12-1 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

14 Nov: Financial Planning for Home Buying, 12-1 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

21 Nov: Investing in the TSP, 12-1 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

28 Nov: Money Management & Couples, 12-1 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

Mobilization & Deployment Readiness 19 Nov: FRG Leader Training, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

New Parent Support Program Through 14 Dec: Great Expectations, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

(6 Sessions that meet on Friday mornings- except 23 November due to Holiday closure).

16 Nov & 21 Dec: ABC’s of Toddlerhood, 1:30 p.m. – 3 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322

Play Groups Every Tuesday: East Post, Chapel Annex, 9:30 – 11 a.m.

Every Wednesday: Rose Barracks, Chapel Annex, 9:30 – 11 a.m.

Prenatal Yoga

Every Friday: Rose Barracks ACS, Bldg 221, 9 – 10 a.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 221, 2nd floor dance studio

Newborn Network for parents with babies ages 0 through Walking Every Tuesday: Rose Barracks ACS, Bldg 322, 1 - 3 p.m.

Hospital Tours

Every 1st Wednesday (except for holidays): Visit Weiden Meet at 5:45 p.m. in the Weiden hospital lobby.

Every 4th Wednesday: Visit Sulzbach-Rosenberg Meet at 5:45 p.m. in the Sulzbach-Rosenberg hospital lobby.

Every Other 2nd Tuesday: Visit Amberg Meet at 5:45 pm in the Amberg hospital lobby.

Relocation Readiness Through 18 Dec: English a Second Language, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. East Post, Chapel Annex, Bldg 140. (8 Sessions that meet on Tuesdays only) Through 19 Dec: German as a Second Language, 9-11 a.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322. (8 Sessions that meet on Wednesdays only) Through 20 Dec: English as a Second Language, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

(8 Sessions that meet on Thursdays only) 14 Nov: Immigration Workshop, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

15 Nov: Arm Yourself with Claims Knowledge! / Successful PCS Moves 101, 1 p.m. - 3 p.m., Rose Barracks ACS Bldg 322 15 Nov: Bavarian Nights: Evening Newcomer Orientation, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

21 Nov: Spouse Sponsorship Training, 1-2 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322 26-29 Nov: Welcome to Bavaria!, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322 Pick up from Graf ACS at 8:30 a.m.

7 Dec: A Taste of Germany: Special! German Holiday Baking Class, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

12 Dec: Spouse Sponsorship Training, 1-2 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322 14 Dec: A Taste of Germany: Special! German Holiday Baking Class, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322.

19 Dec: Immigration Workshop, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m., Rose Barracks, ACS Bldg 322

Military and Family Life Consultants are here for you Military Life Consultants provide solution-oriented consultations to individuals, couples, families, and groups. They are designed to provide anonymous, confidential support to Soldiers and their family members, especially those returning from deployments. To contact a military life consultant, call Rose Barracks 0152-0294-0761 / 01741476846 or Main Post 0152-0293-4290 / 0152-0241-5226, Mon.– Fri., 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Exchange News New Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 midnight release 12 Nov: The Grafenwoehr Mall will open its doors at 10 p.m. for the midnight release of Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2.

There will be four Gaming Stations for customer to try out the new Call of Duty. Exchange New Car Sales will have four Call of Duty Jeep Wrangler Edition’s set up for Gaming. At midnight, customers will be able to make their purchase.

Grafenwoehr’s New Manchu Wok On Oct. 2, the Grafenwoehr Anthony’s Pizza closed its doors forever and to make room for the NEW Manchu Wok which will be opening late Dec. 2012 or early Jan. 2013 pending construction completion. The Exchange is sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Grafenwoehr Consolidated Exchange Opens Doors to Local Vendors While the economy may have forced some retailers to scale back on merchandise or services, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is actively seeking the assistance of local businesses to increase the product selection troops and their families find at their Exchange. “Some shoppers drive up to 40 miles or more to come to the Grafenwoehr Exchange,” said the Exchange’s General Manager Carl Carpenter. “The addition of local, small, minority, women- and veteran-owned businesses can help provide the diversity, value and innovation to further enhance their shopping experience.” Partner businesses, called concessions, operate in Exchange-provided space, primarily in the concession retail mall areas found in Hohenfels, Grafenwoehr, Rose Barracks and at the new Ansbach. Benefits include contracts based on a percentage of revenue, a variety of space and merchandising setups and the convenience of being located with the anchor retail store and food outlets. The Exchange will also assist in marketing and promoting partner businesses to help maximize awareness on and around installation name. If you are interested in doing business and starting up a concessions, you can contact the Service Business Manager at the Grafenwoehr Exchange Office in Grafenwoehr at Bldg. 211 or call 09641-9240016 for more information.

Exchange Cutest Kiddo Contest The Army and Air Force Exchange Service is searching across the globe for the most adorable kid. Exchange shoppers can visit the Exchange’s Facebook page to upload a photo and enter the “3rd Annual Cutest Kiddo Contest.” The child with the most votes will receive a Disney Cruise Trip for four to the Bahamas plus a $500 Exchange Gift Card. Seven runners-up will each win an Exchange Gift Card valued up to $2,000. Photos must be submitted to the Exchange Facebook page by 11:59 pm CST on Nov. 8. Fans may vote for the picture they think is the cutest starting November 9th through December 6th. Winners will be announced on Dec.12 on the Exchange’s Facebook page. Complete entry rules and regulations for the “3rd Annual Cutest Kiddo Contest” can be found at the Exchange Facebook Page.

Christmas at the Exchange Through 20 Dec: Exchange shoppers won’t have to wait for December to start the holiday season as the Army and Air Force Exchange Service’s Facebook page is hosting the “12 Weeks of Gifting” contest. From NOW through Dec. 20, shoppers can count down the last 12 weeks until Christmas by entering to win different prizes each week. As the big day gets closer, prizes get bigger and better. Each week’s giveaway is a secret, so shoppers can visit the Exchange Facebook page each week to enter. Much like the “Twelve Days of Christmas”, each week will have a corresponding number of prizes. For example, week 12 will have 12 winners, week 11 will award 11 gifts, while week one has one, the grand prize.

This contest is guaranteed to get you into the holiday spirit. Complete rules for the Exchange’s “12 Weeks of Gifting” contest are available at the Exchange Facebook page.

Good grades pay off at the Grafenwoehr Exchange The Army & Air Force Exchange Service rewards military students who excel. Students who receive a report card with a “B” average or better can choose an array of free and discounted products through the Grafenwoehr Exchange’s “You Made the Grade” program. Now in its 12th year, “You Made the Grade” includes a free Burger King hamburger kids meal, Subway 6-inch combo, a magazine of their choice and even a complimentary haircut. Students “making the grade” can also register for a drawing to win a $2,000, $1,500 or $500 Exchange gift card. To receive a “You Made the Grade” booklet, eligible students present a valid military ID and proof of a “B” or better average to the Grafenwoehr Exchange.

Students may receive one coupon package for every qualifying report card, but may enter the gift card drawing only once per grading period.

Grafenwoehr main store shuttles increase selection Rose Barracks and Hohenfels: The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is delivering increased selection, savings and service with its “Shuttle Program.” To ensure military families around Grafenwoehr enjoy the same selection, merchandise can be shuttled to those in Rose Barracks and Hohenfels per customer requests at the customer service counter found at their local Exchange. Everything from furniture to tactical gear can be transferred through the “Shuttle Program.” If a customer doesn’t see what they’re looking for, they can ask an Exchange manager if the item can be shipped from another location. The “Shuttle Program” is a free service at all Exchanges around the world. Ask your customer service associates for details.

Volunteers and other help needed FCC providers needed Interested in earning money from home and making a difference in the lives of military children and families? Army Child, Youth & School Services, Family Child Care (FCC) Program is looking for on-post and off-post FCC home providers that are dedicated to delivering high quality, emotionally secure and educational child care to our military and qualifying DOD family members. You must live in government - leased housing. Benefits include: federal subsidies, free initial and ongoing training, and the use of materials and equipment to set up your home. New Provider Orientation will be hosted on April 25-27 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Building 224 in Rose Barracks. Training will be held in the conference room.

For more information contact Parent Central Services DSN 475-2760, CIV 09662-83-2760.

SKIES Instructors Needed The SKIES Unlimited program in the USAG Grafenwoehr is looking for dedicated instructors in a variety of programs.

Current focus is on gymnastics, dance and music programs. If you have experience in coaching, facilitating or instructing Gymnastic (Tumble and Apparatuses), Dance (Ballet, Tap, Jazz), Music (Guitar, Violin, Cello) and have a love for children please contact the SKIES Director at Tammy.G.Weightman.NAF@mail.mil. Gymnastics and Dance positions are currently also posted on USA Jobs. Additional positions are available on a contract basis.

Volunteers needed at the USO Grafenwoehr If you'd like to help your USO, the military and their family members, come by the USO center in Grafenwoehr Bldg. 150 and sign up to volunteer. You can go to our volunteer website at www.usovolunteer.org and create your profile, post your own hours and keep track of your hours. For the soldiers, the hours spent volunteering goes towards promotion points and a community service ribbon. For more, CIV 09641 605 2946.

Have You Saved a Life Today? Red Cross Needs Volunteers Do you have a background in the medical field or teaching field? The American Red Cross is looking for qualified Volunteer Health and Safety Instructors for our community. Call today to see if you qualify.

Health and Safety Instructors: Volunteers teach lifesaving skills in the community. Classes such as Babysitting, CPR, First Aid, AED and other safety presentations.

Armed Forces Caseworkers: Volunteers work with local members of the military and their families ensuring the delivery of emergency communications.

Health Fair Volunteers: Volunteers staff a table at events in the community and engage those attending in conversations about preparedness and safety.

Office of Volunteers: Volunteers assist with writing volunteer job descriptions, setting up volunteer orientation courses, conduct volunteer screening interviews, help with volunteer

placement, record keeping, and recognition. For more, Rose Barracks Red Cross CIV 09662-83-1760 DSN 476-1760, Main Post Red Cross CIV 09641-83-1760 DSN 475-1760.

The following are upcoming courses for the USAG Gafenwoehr area: 15 Nov: Babysitter Training and Pediatric First Aid/CPR, ARC Hohenfels. Please contact the Red Cross Office for more details.

Looking For A Few Good Leaders The Grafenwoehr Girl Scouts have positions for leaders and co-leaders in Graf, Vilseck and Netzaberg. For a list of openings, email or call Amy at 01719901808.

Seeking Emergency Placement Care Providers The children in the USAGG need you. The Emergency Placement Care (EPC) Program trains individuals to become 24 hour providers for at risk children. The community is in need of more providers as the number of children in imminent danger increased due to the deployment rotation of family members. The training you receive will last you a lifetime and help you build your experience and resume. Call ACS 476‑2650 or 09662‑83‑2650.

The Grafenwoehr Postal Service Center needs volunteers Due to extreme staffing shortage, the Grafenwoehr Postal Service Center is in need of volunteers to help process mail.

For instructions on how to register to volunteer either stop by and pick up a packet or view the packet here.

Due to the security of the mail, all volunteers must be registered with ArmyOneSource and have a local background check on file. Volunteering allows you to give back to your community and gain valuable experience towards consideration for postal positions. If you need any further information please send an email to usarmy.grafenwoehr.imcom.mbx.grafenwoehr-psc@mail.mil. We can also be reached at DSN 475-6333 / 09641-83-6333 for sending mail questions or 475-6164 / 09641-83-6164 for receiving mail questions.

Sports, Fitness, Hobbies & Recreation AAFES Movie Listing Main Post listings, click here.

Rose Barracks listings, here.

Go for the goal Through June 2013: Children ages 7-19 can join the USYS Oberpfalz soccer program. Training is twice a month in either Grafenwoehr or Ansbach. More information at www.oberpfalzsoccer.com.

Vilseck Community and Spouses' Club events New VCSC Photography Club- Improve your holiday photographs 6 Nov: This week’s theme: Improve your holiday photographs. Learn about composition, aperture, ISO and shutter speed while in manual mode on a DSLR camera. VCSC Boardroom, 4 p.m.

Fit Club 9 Nov: 10:30am in the VCSC Board Room. Bring your favorite, but healthy, Thanksgiving or Autumnal dish, along with the recipe. Contact Amy to join the group.

Amazing Race Competition 10 Nov: Two-person teams will compete against each other to get from destination to destination for a Grand Prize.

New VCSC Book Club 13 Nov: At 12:00 VCSC Boardroom, attendees will discuss “Christmas Jars” by Jason Wright. No need to read the book to join the group for this first meeting. Meet new people and enjoy a fun holiday potluck. Contact Maureen Slotnick for information.

“Whine” and Cheese 15 Nov: Come to taste wine and cheese, listen to a dynamic guest speaker and decorate wine glasses. $10.00 per person. Contact Samantha Brinton to sign up and get further details. 6 p.m.

Photography Club trip to WWII Art Bunker 17 Nov: Join fellow photographers for a WWII Art Bunker Tour in Nuremberg at 4 p.m. Max 25 people. Cost: 5 Euros per person. Enjoy some history mixed with art in this English Guided tour through Nuremberg's WWII Art Bunker where

artwork was held during the bombings. Email VSCS to participate.

Bowling Club 19 Nov: 11 a.m. at the Graf Bowling Center. Interested members should contact Ingrid.

What is GCSC about?

We are about Fun, Friendship, and Philanthropy!

1 Dec: Craft Fair, Crafters interested in participating in our Arts and Crafts Fair, please email for more information and an application.

18 Dec: Cookie Exchange/Pottery Bingo Some of our upcoming events include: Welcome Tea, trips to Christmas markets, trip to Walhalla, trip to breweries, Garden Club, Cooking Club, Photography Club, and so much more! We also need energetic people to serve on our board. Some open positions include Parliamentarian, AWAG Liaison, and Ways and Means Chairs. Visit Facebook for more information.

GPAC upcoming schedule of events Through 7 Nov: Auditions for One Acts Shows 3 & 4 Dec: Auditions for Twilight of the Golds

Link Magazine is out again The Fall/Winter edition of Link Magazine is available here. Check it out!

Free yoga class at the Grafenwoehr Physical Fitness Center 19 Nov: Interested in Yoga? Try it for free on Monday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. All levels welcome.

Hunting Class Classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Bldg. 2440. On Saturdays there will be field trips to ranges. This class will enable you to obtain your German Hunting License and is usually held once a year. Cost $175 per person. Contact the HFS program manager or ODR for details. DSN 474-4212, CIV 09641-454-4212.

Seafood Night 8 Nov: Come to the Patton Fireside Lounge and taste a bit of the sea from 5-9 p.m. Fried or blacken shrimp, catfish, flounder or tilapia seafood platter; variety of side choices. Contact the Tower View for more information, DSN 475-6200, CIV 09641-83-6200.

MWR Daytrips 9 Nov: Prague 10 Nov: Dresden 11 Nov: Dachau/Munich

Upcoming MWR overnight trips To sign up for an overnight trip you must pay a $100 deposit per person. Payments can be made at either our Grafenwoehr or Rose Barracks ODR/LTS office. For more trip details, contact ODR at DSN 475-7402, CIV 9641-83-7402 in Grafenwoehr or DSN 476-2563, CIV 9662-83-2563 in Rose Barracks.

8 -12 Nov: Reims and Champagne Region, France: Reims, along with Épernay and Ay in France functions as a center of champagne production. Spend your time touring nearby cities and sipping on some of the world’s finest Champagne.

20 -25 Nov: Tuscany, Italy: Explore Florence, Pisa, Lucca and the famous Montecarlo fortress. The trip includes a market tour with an Italian chef, olive oil tasting, hiking through the Tuscan hills, and, of course, wine tasting 28 Dec.- 2 Jan: London, England: Ring in the New Year in Europe’s largest city. Learn the story of corrupt power, betrayals and the shedding of innocent blood at the Tower of London. See John Lennon’s scribblings at the British Library and sip tea at Kensington Palace before celebrating the beginning of 2013.

17 -21 Jan: Paris, France: Paris is a must-see destination in Europe. Wander through the City of Love and soak in the best it has to offer. The tour hits the “best-of” in Paris: the Champs Elysees, Notre Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triumph and the Eiffel Tower. The tour ends with a visit to the resplendent Versailles Palace.

15 -19 Feb: Venice, Italy for Carnival: St. Marks Square and the connecting Piazzetta Square are the center of carnival events, parades and other activities. Events take place from around 9am every morning and there are a variety of shows and other events taking place throughout the city of Venice.

15-17 March: Berlin, Germany: Germany’s most historic city is now famed for its nightlife, shopping and international cuisine. Check out Check Point Charlie, the Brandenburg Gate, Alexanderplatz and museums before living it up with the locals.

For a full listing of MWR’s overnight and day trips, check out the 2012-2013 PASSPORT Travel Guide.

BOSS Hits the Netherlands 9-12 Nov: BOSS will head to Brunssum in the Netherlands to be hosted by The Netherlands BOSS Program! They will show us the best spots to have fun. They will also be going to snow world. You do not want to miss this great experience.

To sign up, call BOSS at DSN 475-8822, CIV 09641-83-8822.

Turkey Trot 5-K 10 Nov: Before the deluge of Holiday feasts hit, come join the community for a run. The Turkey Trot 5-K Fun Run will start at 9 a.m. at the Little Mike Softball Complex, Rose Barracks Bldg. 1108. Registration begins at 7:45 a.m. There will be categories for me and women and a family walk. For more, call the Rose Barracks Fitness Center at DSN 476-2214, CIV 09662-83-22114.

IMCOM-E boxing clinic and tournament 13-17 Nov: The boxing clinic will run from 13-16 Nov and will be capped off by a tournament on 17 Nov. Call Rose Barracks Fitness Center at DSN 476-2214, CIV 09662-83-22114 for more information.

Illusionist Rob Lake in Grafenwoehr 14 Nov: Merlin Award winner illusionist Rob Lake will perform at the Grafenwoehr Tower Theater at 7 p.m. Watch as Lake stirs up reality-altering illusions and colorful choreography into a mesmerizing show. This family friendly show is free for the whole community. Doors open at 6 p.m.

Night at the Movies 14 & 28 Nov: Pull up a comfortable spot in the Library and enjoy a classic film. We’ll be screening a specially selected vintage movie at 7 p.m. on 14 Nov in Grafenwoehr and 6 p.m. on 28 Nov. in Rose Barracks. Free admission! For more, call the Grafenwoehr Library at DSN 475-1740, CIV 09641-83-1740 or Rose Barracks Library at DSN 476-1740, CIV 09662-83-1740.

Basic nutrition management class 15 Nov: Learn about healthy eating and how to make a positive lifestyle change will an executive chef. 9 a.m.

Grafenwoehr Physical Fitness Center.

It’s BINGO time again!

15 Nov: CASH PRIZES & FUN!! Test your luck with an inexpensive game of bingo, open to all military personnel, retirees, family members and DoD civilians. Get out your daubers and join us for bingo fun, at the Grafenwoehr Tower View Inn, Bldg. 209. Early Bird 6 p.m., regular Bingo starts 7 p.m., doors open at 5 p.m

Skeet Range Open House and Turkey Shoot 17 Nov: Come on out and discover the enjoyment of Sports Shooting along with Food and Drinks. AND - Win yourself a Turkey for Thanksgiving Dinner. Cost: $10. Participants must be at least 14 years of age. Grafenwoehr Skeet Range. For more information, call DSN 474-4212, CIV 09641-454-4212.

Fall Used Book Fair 26-30 Nov: At Grafenwoehr Elementary School, the Used Book Fair will give students and parents a chance to browse through a fabulous selection of books, Spirit Wear and more. Hours will be daily from 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. The PTA is desperately seeking a few good books and is now accepting donations of gently used books, puzzles and games to benefit the Book Fair. Drop off all donations in the collection box in the school’s lobby. For more information call Mrs. Garst at DSN 475-7133, CIV 09641-83-7133 or email her.

CYSS Harvest Dance 30 Nov: From 7 - 9 p.m. at the Rose Barracks School Age Center, Bldg. 2237. The CYSS Harvest Dance will play contemporary and country dance music. Cost will be $4.00 per hour. Parents can register their kids online at the CYSS website or at Parent Central Service. Children between 1st and 5th grade! CYSS, DSN 476-2760, CIV 09472-83-2760.

BOSS Takes on London 29 Dec -1 Jan: Ring in the New Year in London, one of the world’s most vibrant cities. You do not want to miss this great experience. To sign up, call BOSS at DSN 475-8822, CIV 09641-83-8822.

Breastfeeding support group First and Third Thursday: At the Grafenwoehr. For more, join the Facebook group.

Grafenwoehr Thrift Shop Don't Miss Our Great Deals! 50% OFF PINK TAGS and 50% OFF Expired consignment items.

Watch the GCSC Thrift Shop FB Page for Member Specials. Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, 9 a.m. - 3 .pm.; Thursdays 11 p.m. - 5 p.m.; 1st and 3rd Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Grafenwoehr Bldg. 508.

Want to give back to YOUR community? Volunteer! Help YOUR community by consigning or donating today. PCSing? No problem; we will mail you your check. For more, CIV 09641-926-0377, online, or find us on Facebook.

Hidden Treasures Thrift Shop Bring your gently used items to Bldg. 221 on Rose Barracks. Open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tues, Wed &Thurs. Call DSN 4762649, CIV 09662-83-2649, or email for more.

Hidden Treasures Thrift Shop is offering a slew of sales in August. All clothing items, including jeans and military clothing, are BUY ONE get one FREE. All books are 10 for $1 and all board games are 50% off. All sales apply to colored tags only. Open 10am to 2pm Tues, Wed &Thurs. Open Saturday August 11th. DSN 476-2649, CIV 09662-83-2649, or email for more information. Donations and volunteers welcome. Volunteers receive special discounts on all sales.

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Facility & Road/Openings/Construction/Closures Rose Barracks Vilseck Community Bank Renovation The Rose Barracks Vilseck Community Bank will be renovated in Bldg. 224 starting mid September for a 3-4 month period. In the meantime, banking services to the Vilseck military community will be provided in Bldg 164, near the Warrior Transition Unit. Signs will be posted, directing customers to the new location. Business Hours remain unchanged for the time of the renovation: Monday – Wednesday, Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Night Depository Services will not be available for the time of the renovation.

The Grafenwoehr Health Clinic, new hours Starting 1 Oct: The Grafenwoehr Health Clinic is changing its opening hours to 7 a.m. to facilitate Soldiers in morning formation. The change will allow the clinic staff to better meet their access goals for the community.

One Community Road, traffic on Bridge #9 reduced to one lane Through 7 Dec: Traffic over Bridge #9, located close to DECON Site 1, near Gate 2, Rose Barracks, by “Kraemer Weiher” limited to one lane only. Traffic in both directions still possible. Please watch out for reduced speed limits within this area.

Short delays/detours for minor road repair work Starting 13 Oct: DPW will start minor road repair work mainly on Saratoga Ave, the access road at Gate 6 and at Camp Aachen. Short delays and/or detours to be expected.

Road closure in Grafenwoehr Through 9 Nov: Antietam Ave, north of Bldg 308, will be closed for construction. Please follow detour sign to access gas station and vehicle registration from Johnson Street.

Rose Barracks CYSS facilities closure 9 Nov: Rose Barracks CYSS facilities will be closed on Friday 9 Nov., a training holiday, for the annual employee training day. Parents who need mission-essential care on that day should notify their Facility Director to request care at either the Grafenwoehr or Netzaberg facilities or in a FCC home.

Rose Barracks - Cable crossing to block one lane on Regulars Road Through 9 Nov: Road Construction on Regulars Road between Bldg. 649A and the gas station. At least one lane open for thru-traffic.

Passport and ID Card/DEERS Office Lunch Closure Starting 22 Oct: The Grafenwoehr ID Card/DEERS Office and Passport Office will temporarily be closed from 12-1 p.m. for lunch. The new hours will be 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1 - 4:30 p.m. The last customer for each time block will be 11:40 a.m. and 4:10 p.m. Until we are able to reopen during the lunch, we thank the Community for their understanding and patience.

One Community Road closure Through 8 Nov: One Community Road will be closed from 6:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily for training. Only military traffic (incl. TMP/NTVs) and vehicles with Range Passes authorized during this time.

Rose Barracks road closure near Fire Department Building Through 16 Nov: Half side closure of Soldiers Road By Bldg 201 (Fire Dept Bldg) for cable installation work.

One lane will remain open at all times.

Rose Barracks Education Center Major Renovations The Rose Barracks Education Center, Bldg 223, is undergoing major renovations through March 2013 which include network/electrical upgrades, painting, replacement of stairwell flooring, and restructuring of some rooms. All programs and services will continue but there may be minor disruptions; testing activities are relocating to alternate buildings due to noise level concerns, certain activities will temporarily shift to other rooms, and the stairwell floor work will require blocking some entrances to the building. Your understanding and cooperation are appreciated while improvements to your USAG Education Center are ongoing. For more information, contact us at DSN 476-2753, Civilian 09662-83-2753 or usarmy.grafenwoehr.imcom.mbx.usag-grafenwoehr-aces@mail.mil.

Religious Single women's trip to Berlin 9-12 Nov: Experience Germany's beautiful and historic capitol. See famous places like the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the Berlin Wall, the Ishtar Gate, and much, much more!

Cost includes transportation, three-nights' lodging + breakfast, in-city transportation, walking tour, and one dinner. Total Cost is 220 Euros. Sign up by Oct. 31. For more information or to sign up, email Laurel Hoyt, or call at 0151-14991395. Sponsored by the Garrison Chaplains Office.

New L.D.S. Singles Breakfast On the first Sunday of every month, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-Single Adult Program is hosting Singles Linger Longer breakfast. Singles and their friends are welcome to stay after church or arrive at 12:30 p.m. to mingle over refreshments. Guests are welcome to bring treats to share. Located in the Grafenwoehr Ward Building,

Vilsecker Strasse 7, 92655 Grafenwoehr. This is outside of the Grafenwoehr Post gate closest to the Tower Inn, approximately a five minute walk from the gate exit. For questions or to coordinate rides from the Grafenwoehr or Vilseck area, email Britta or Sister Countryman.

Off post church services Grafenwoehr Sunday services at Friedenskirche: 8 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. Family services every 1st, 3rd and 4th Sunday Monday services at Maria-Himmelfahrtskirche: 8.30 a.m.

Tuesday services at Friedenskirche: 7 p.m.

Wednesday services at Seniorenheim St. Sebastian: 4.30 p.m. 2nd Wednesday of every month; 7 p.m. at MariaHimmelfahrtskirche Thursday services at Friedenskirche: 4:15 p.m., students’ service Friday services at Friedenskirche: 1-2 p.m. 1st Friday of every month; 7 p.m. 1st Friday of every month.

Saturday services at Friedenskirche: 4 p.m. Rosary; 6 p.m.

Gmuend Sunday services at Herz-Marien-Kirche: Alternating weeks, 9:15 a.m. or 7 p.m.

Thursday services at BRK Seniorenheim: 3 p.m. 1st Wednesday of every month.

Friday services at Herz-Marien-Kirche: 6.30 p.m. during winter, 7 p.m. during summer.

Huetten Sunday services at Josefs Kirche: Alternating weeks, 9:15 a.m. or 7 p.m.

Thursday services at Josefs Kirche: 7 p.m.

Saturday services at Josefs Kirche: 5 p.m.

Goessenreuth Thursday services at Michaelskapelle: 7 p.m. during winter, 7.30 p.m. during summer.

Chaplain Crisis Line After duty hours, please call: MP STATION CIV 09662-83-2490 or 09662-83-3397 / DSN 476-2490 or 476-3397.

USAG-Grafenwoehr IOC CIV 09641-83-7226 / DSN 475-7226. CHAPLAIN CRISIS LINE CIV 0162-296-0838.

During business hours: Main Post Chapel: DSN 475-1570, CIV 09641-83-1570. Rose Barracks Chapel: DSN 476-1570, CIV 09662-83-1570.

Adult Education / Training UMUC Europe application fee waiver 11-17 Nov: University of Maryland University College Europe (UMUC Europe) is celebrating American Education Week with a special application fee waiver for all new students who apply 11-17 November. Also during this time, prospective and current students can receive a free UMUC Fast Plan with an academic advisor.

American Education Week 2012 The USAG Grafenwoehr Education Centers will observe American Education Week 13-16 Nov. Representatives from the Education Centers and colleges will be at these locations to disseminate information on programs, services and answer any questions you may have.

14 Nov: 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Rose Barracks, Bldg 134, near room 117.

15 Nov: 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Grafenwoehr PX, near the main entrance.

For further information, call DSN 476-2753, CIV 09662-83-2753 (Rose Barracks), DSN 475-6219, CIV 09641-83-6219 (Grafenwoehr) or email. If you cannot make these events, please come by one of the Education Centers; Rose Barracks, Bldg 223 and East Camp, bldg 538.

FAST Class Grafenwoehr 26 Nov - 7 Dec: Grafenwoehr Education Center, Bldg 538, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Soldiers who have redeployed since 1 Jan. 2012 will have priority in the FAST class; check with the Education Centers for details. Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST) provides Soldiers with instruction in reading, mathematics, and language skills and is an excellent tool to prepare Soldiers to raise their GT score. These classes are 60-hour long courses and are limited to twenty students per class. For more information please contact the Grafenwoehr Education Center at DSN 475-6219/6786 or the Rose Barracks Education Center at DSN 476-2653/3292.

FAST Class Rose Barracks 3 -14 Dec: Rose Barracks Education Center, Bldg. 223, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST) provides Soldiers with instruction in reading, mathematics, and language skills and is an excellent tool to prepare Soldiers to raise their GT score. This class is a 60-hour long course and is limited to twenty students. For more information please contact Rose Barracks Education Center at DSN 476-2653/3292 or Grafenwoehr Education Center at DSN 475-6219/6786.

The University of Oklahoma Masters Program The University of Oklahoma has open enrollment for students looking to earn a master’s degree. Enroll by 05 Nov. for 6400-228 Seminar in American History: The American Experience in Vietnam, running 4-9 Dec. All classes are face to face with instructors who fly in from campus in Norman, Oklahoma. For more information email Carla Miller or call DSN 476-2069, CIV 09662-83-2069.

Vilseck (RoseBarracks) National Test Center University of Maryland University College Europe *New Hours of Operation currently effective: M,W,F 08:30-12:30; T,TH 11:30-15:30* Test your way to success! Take your CLEP, DSST, GMAT and Pearson Vue exams at the National Test Center (NTC) on Rose Barracks, Vilseck. You can earn college credits quickly and affordably. University of Maryland University College Europe, in Vilseck (Rose Barracks),offers computer-based, on-site testing services to military and eligible civilians, making it easy to earn certifications, fulfill general education requirements, and get the credit you deserve! Free study resources areavailable at www.myarmyonesource.com, www.militaryonesource.com and installation libraries. For more information email: sanderson@europe.umuc.edu or call DSN476-2462, CIV 09662-834262.

University of Phoenix University of Phoenix is honored to serve military service members stationed in Europe by offering both MBA and Master of Arts in Education degree programs at several on-base locations near you. Classes meet one night a week. If you’re interested in developing managerial skills necessary to be effective in a rapid changing environment than the MBA program is for you. Face to face classes are one night a week in Vilseck from 5:30-9:30pm. Get started today by visiting www.phoenix.edu/militaryeurope or by calling, Fe Gehrels at DSN 475-6712 or CIV 09641-83-6712.

TDP (Testing Designated Positions) Class This class is for all Army Civilian Employees and Supervisors who are in positions that require mandatory drug testing.

20 Nov: ASAP-Building 621;1st Floor Conference Room. 1st Session: 9-11 a.m. (employees) 2nd Session: 1-3 p.m. (supervisors).

National Testing Center (NTC) News The NTC, operated by University of Maryland, will soon relocate to another location while renovations are being made at the Vilseck Education Center, Bldg 223. The date for the move has yet to be determined. It is highly recommended that persons interested in testing routinely contact the NTC at DSN 476-2462, CIV 09662-83-2462 to find out about availability of the facility. Contacting the NTC might prevent individuals from paying Pearson Vue a re-registration fee ($150+) in case the facility is not available due to their move to a different location or registering on line for exams outside normal operating hours. The Vilseck NTC only operates 20 hours per week and in the past individuals have registered for exams on line outside of established hours of operations.

School News Delayed Entry Program Attention High School Seniors, Class of 2013. Get in touch with us to discuss your future plans after High School. You are able to enlist now into the Delayed Entry Program (DEP) and lock down your training seats and other enlistment options for next summer. US Army Active or Reserve. Contact us by email or call DSN 475-9208, CIV 09641-83-9208.

Grafenwoehr Elementary School 8 Nov: Veterans Day Program. At 1:45 p.m., GES is opening its doors to the community to come see the “Veteran’s Hall of Fame.” All local military members’ names, dates and places of service will line the halls throughout the school. GES

gym. For more information, contact Mrs. Clark at DSN 475-7133, CIV 09641-83-7133.

26-30 Nov: The Used Book Fair will give students and parents a chance to browse through a fabulous selection of books, Spirit Wear and more. Hours will be daily from 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. The PTA is desperately seeking a few good books and is now accepting donations of gently used books, puzzles and games to benefit the Book Fair. Drop off all donations in the collection box in the school’s lobby. For more information contact Mrs. Garst at DSN 475-7133, CIV 09641-83-7133 or email her.

School Office Hours School Hours Important Phone Numbers Mon.‑ Fri. 7 a.m.– 4 p.m.

Mon.‑ Fri. 8:15 a.m.‑2:35 p.m.

DSN 475‑7133, CIV 09641‑837133

Vilseck Elementary School Yearbook sales with a discount are still going on from now until Dec. 21. Packets were sent home. Please don’t forget to keep bringing in your Box Tops to our PTSA. 7 Nov: Family Library Night. 4-6 p.m. in the VES library. Students and their parents may check out materials, take RC tests, do homework and/or research.

8 Nov: School Advisory Council meeting. 3:00pm. Parents are invited to bring their concerns to be addressed and suggestions for them.

12 Nov: No School. Veteran’s Day 13 Nov-13 Dec: Presents for Poland. VES is asking for community-wide support in donating NEW Christmas presents to be hand delivered again this year to the Elim mission/orphanage, http://elimcenter.pl/# Over 100 gifts were donated last year! We would love to have more! Forms are in the school’s front office and by email to: Paige.Hall@eu.dodea.edu 13 Nov: Book Swap in the school’s main entrance. 0900-10:30am.

14 Nov: Family Library Night. 4pm-6pm in the VES library. Students and their parents may check out materials, take RC tests, work on homework and/or research.

14 Nov: Yearbook Cover Contest. Artwork must be turned in to homeroom teacher. Information was sent home with interested students.

15-16 Nov: No School. Parent/Teacher Conferences 20 Nov: Dining at the Ritz for 4th and 5th grade students 20 Nov: Awards ceremony for 4th and 5th grades 22-23 Nov: NO SCHOOL. Thanksgiving Break 27 Nov: Book Swap in the school’s main entrance 0900-10:30am 30 Nov: Popcorn Friday Child Find: What is child-find screening? Preschool Child Find is a developmental screening for children ages 3-5 identifying children with developmental delays or other special education needs.

For children under age 3 please contact EDIS at 09662-833221.

What is the process? A Child Find team made up of the preschool special needs service provider, speech and language pathologists and the occupational therapist screen the children for developmental delays. These free screenings take place monthly.

How does it work? Parent submits the Child Find questionnaire (which they can pick up in the office or find on the school website); they are set up with an appointment for the screening. When they come in for the screening the child must first pass a vision and hearing screen by our school nurse. Then they are screened by the team. If the child is suspected of having any delays the team will refer them for further formal evaluation.

Why is it important? When learning challenges are identified at a young age, early intervention can help the child with learning tasks.

If parents are interested, what do they need to do? They can go to the school’s website and find the link for Child Find.

Under that link is a questionnaire they need to fill out and email back to the email address provided on the form. Someone will be in contact with them within 48 hours. If they do not hear back please contact the school at 09662 832812 and let them know what happened. (Just in case the email was rejected as SPAM) Audrey Reader Preschool Services for Children with Disabilities VES Teacher/Provider Attendance E-Mail It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to notify the school when their child will be absent. If your child will be absent, please call DSN 476-2973 or 09662-83-2973. You can also e-mail the attendance clerk.

Free, Online Tutoring All U.S. military families can receive free online tutoring, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Go to http://www.tutor.com/military for more information.

School Office Hours School Hours Important Phone Numbers Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 8:25 a.m.-2:35 p.m. CIV 09662-832812 / 832673 DSN 476-2812/2673 VES Vision: Vilseck Expects Success

Continuous School Progress Goals: Goal 1: By 2016 all students will improve competency with numbers and operations as measured by increased performance on assessments.

Goal 2: By 2016 all students will demonstrate improved reading comprehension through written and oral communication as measured by increased performance on assessments.

School Office Hours School Hours Mon.‑Fri. 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.‑Fri. 8:25 a.m.‑2:35 p.m.

Important Phone Numbers CIV 09662‑832812 / 832673 DSN 476‑2812/2673

Netzaberg Elementary School 12 Nov: No School. Veteran’s Day 15-16 Nov: No School. Parent/Teacher Conferences 22-23 Nov: No School. Thanksgiving Break 28 Nov: 4th Annual NES Spelling Bee; MPR; 8:15 a.m.

Mock Election: NES will be hosting a Mock Presidential Election on 1 Nov. We will see who the NES children think should be President of the United States.

Library: Our school librarian, Dinah Tague, would love volunteers to help out in the library. She needs people willing to wash books, straighten shelves, label books, take pictures, and create bulletin boards.

Cross Fitness Club: There is a mini triathlon this Thursday for the members of the Cross Fitness Club.

Homework Club: For 3rd-5th grade on Tues. and Thurs. from 1445-1345 in room E2.122 with Ms. Hampton.

Attendance: If your student is going will be late or absent, please email us at our new email address OR call 09645-9179184/9183, DSN 472-9184/9183 by 8:30 a.m.

Bus Office: If you have questions regarding bus transportation for your student, please contact Mr. Jimmy Avery or Mr. James Moss at the SBO office; CIV 09645-917-9254 DSN 472-9254.

Child Find: Netzaberg Elementary School’s Preschool Services for Child Development (PSCD) program is conducting screenings to identify strengths and concerns in a young child’s development. The free Child Find developmental screenings are provided for command sponsored children from age three to five years. Professional staff will screen motor, language, problem solving, social, and self-help skills, plus the child’s vision and hearing. For further information on Child Find developmental screenings at Netzaberg Elementary School, please call CIV 09645-917-9185 or DSN 4729185. Child Find developmental screenings are held at DoDEA schools to assist parents in identifying the early warning signs that put young children at risk for learning delays and provide crucial early diagnosis and intervention.

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School Office Hours School Hours Important Phone Numbers Mon.- Fri. 7:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Mon.- Fri. 8:00 a.m.-.2:35 p.m. CIV 09645-917-9185/4 DSN 472-9184

Netzaberg Middle School 7 Nov: SILT Meeting – Parents Welcome to attend 7 Nov: Band Concert “Tribute to Veterans” at 5:45 p.m. in the MPR – free to the public 12 Nov: No School – Veteran’s Day 15-16 Nov: No School – Parent-Teacher Conferences. 8:30 a.m. – 14:30 p.m. Teachers from Netzaberg Middle School and Vilseck High School will be on hand at Netzaberg Middle School on the 15 Nov and Vilseck High School on 16 Nov to meet with parents.

20 Nov: 7th Grade Awards Assembly at 1:30 p.m.

22-23 Nov: No School – Thanksgiving Break 29 Nov: Parents and Pastries Chat – 9:00 a.m. Please be sure to RSVP by emailing Elizabeth Childs or calling DSN: 4729229/CIV:09645-917-9229 30 Nov: PTSA Bingo 6-8 p.m. in the MPR Student Drop-Off: Parents, please remember that you must come in with your child when dropping them off after a doctor’s appointment or if they are tardy. Your child must be signed in on the clipboard in the front office before an admit slip will be given. This policy is a secondary means of accountability for both the office and you and your student.

Art Club: Art Club has begun! We will meet once a month, right after school till 4:30 p.m., to create a new work of art.

Future meeting dates are: Nov 7, Dec 5, Feb 6, Mar 6, Apr 3, May 1. Students can sign up for one or all of the art club meetings; see Ms. Geraghty for more information.

Attendance: If your student will be late or absent, you must call the office NLT 0900. The number for the office is DSN 472-9229/CIV 096459179229 or you may email.

Bus Office: If you have questions regarding bus transportation for your student, please contact Mr. Jimmy Avery or Mr. James Moss at the SBO office; CIV 09645-917-9254/DSN 472-9254.

Lunch Accounts: To use the online service you will need to set up an account at http://www.mealpayplus.com/. If you are new to the area you will need to open a Horizon account at the PX or the school cafeteria. All lunch concerns need to

be addressed to AAFES. You can also logon to set up your child’s account. Please remember, applying for free and reduced‐price lunches is an annual process. To apply, you can take a current copy of the sponsor’s LES and the spouse’s pay stub (if employed) to CYSS Parent Central Services. Applications are available at CYSS Parent Central Services Rose Barracks, Bldg 224, East Camp (Grafenwoehr), Bldg 539, CYSS Fitness Zone East Camp (Grafenwoehr), Bldg.547, and local school .

Find us on Facebook: Like our page and you will always have access to the most update information about your student’s school. We will also be able to upload photos from the various activities.

Parent Volunteers: If you are interested in volunteering for the PTSA or other school committees, please contact the school. We welcome your support. POC: Email Tiffany.

School Office Hours School Hours Important Phone Numbers Mon - Fri 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Mon-Fri 7:55 a.m.-2:40 p.m.

CIV 09645-917-9232/9233/9229 DSN 472-9232

Vilseck High School 10 Nov: DoDDS-E All Star Football Game, 1 p.m.

12 Nov: No School – Veteran’s Day 15 Nov: Parent Teacher Conferences – No School 16 Nov: Parent Teacher Conferences – No School 22 - 23 Nov: No School – Thanksgiving Holiday Parent-Teacher Conferences To better serve parents at USAG Grafenwoehr, teachers from Vilseck High School and Netzaberg Middle School will combine their conferences. All VHS & NMS faculty will hold conferences at Netzaberg Middle School, on 15 Nov, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. On 16 Nov, all VHS & NMS faculty will be at Vilseck High School, from 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Mock Voting at VHS Any student who wants to vote in Vilseck High School’s mock presidential election must register ahead of time. Students have until 5 Nov. to register for the vote. Registration sheets are available from any VHS social studies teacher.

Volunteers Needed Would you be interested in tutoring, coaching, being a mentor or classroom helper, or pitching in at the school store? If so, please send an e-mail to Danielle Massey, or call DSN 476-2864 or 09662-83-2864.

Attendance E-Mail It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to notify the school when their child will be absent. If your child will be absent, please call DSN 476-2573 or 09662-83-2573. You can also e-mail the attendance clerk.

Free, Online Tutoring All U.S. military families can receive free online tutoring, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Go to http://www.tutor.com/military for more information.

The VHS Mission: To provide an exemplary education that inspires and prepares all students for success in a dynamic, global environment.

The VHS Vision: Falcons S.O.A.R. (Success, Opportunity, Achievement, Respect) School Office Hours School Hours Important Phone Numbers Mon.‑Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Mon.‑Fri. 8:10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. CIV 09662‑832864 / Fax 09662-832480 DSN 476‑2864

Was ist Los? Get involved in the local scene *** Does not indicate endorsement by the U.S. Government

Flea markets Every Sat., 6 a.m. - 4 p.m., in 93059 Regensburg inside the building at Am Protzenweiher 27, ph 0941-82-933. The market will not take place on German holidays.

Every second Sat. of the month: 6 a.m. - 3 p.m.: in 90443 Nuremburg, Großparkplatz (large car park) on Gugelstraße, corner Humboldtstraße.

Every third Sat. of the month: 7 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. in 92224 Amberg, Kaufland-Parkplatz, An den Franzosenaeckern Every third Sun. of the month: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Trödel- & Jahrmarkt in 93073 Neutraubling (next to Regensburg), at the "Globus" DITY store, Pommernstraße 4.

Upcoming Bavarian Ski Club trips Come join the Bavarian Ski Club for skiing and snowboarding in the Alps. We are traveling to Kaprun, Austria 21-25 Nov. (Thanksgiving Weekend). Davos, Switzerland 18-21 Jan. We will also spend Sunday at the Salzburg Christmas Market on our Thanksgiving trip.

Visit our website or send us an email at for more information. We meet on the first and third Tuesday each month at the Alte Post in Freihung at 6 p.m. Come join us for free pizza and to learn more about the club.

Wildwochen: Gourmet Game Weeks Through 18 Nov: in 92287 Schmidmühlen (ca. 20 km / 12.5 miles NE of Hohenfels). These three participating restaurants will offer delicious game dishes: Gasthof ''Zum Goldenen Lamm'', Hauptstraße 10, ph 09474-540; Gasthof Pension "Lindenhof", Am Anger 1, ph 0947-495-1234; Gasthof "Im Vilstal", Schloss-Straße 10, ph 09474-94010.

Oberpfalz Advent Market 8 Dec: In the Grafenwoehr Market Place, the Advent Market will showcase Christmas and wintery goods, music, a raffle, carriage rides and manger exhibitions. Food and drinks will be available. 2-10 p.m. Santa Claus and St. Nikolaus will be at the Advent Market starting 4:30 p.m. Bring your children and take pictures of your young ones receiving a Nikolaus bag with goodies.

Latin music and dance 9 Nov: 8 p.m., in 92237 Sulzbach-Rosenberg. Come to dance or just to watch and listen to Tango, Bossa Nova, Son, Valse, Flamenco. The Stefan Grasse Trio is on tour with their new CD "Brisas de Mar". Their music takes you to the sand beaches of the Copacabana, the bars of Buenos Aires, the old city of Havanna. The trio have been travelling all over the world and have been highly praised by the critics. Tickets cost 13.60 Euros online (only German) but can also be bought at the door. The show is at the "Historische Druckerei Seidel", Luitpoldplatz 4 in Sulzbach-Rosenberg. Click for a map of car parks closest to the historic Altstadt.

Ausbuttern, making butter in Sorghof 10 Nov: 6 p.m., in 92249 Vilseck, in the Schützenheim (shooting range) in Sorghof, the village just outside of Vilseck's main gate. Have you ever seen how butter is made? Come and join the locals for a fun evening of making butter the oldfashioned way, in a butter churn. The procedure needs quite a bit of muscle grease, so be ready to help out! There will also be a raffle; all proceeds of which will go to charity. POC is Willi Zinnbauer at 09662-7986.

Antiques Market 10 & 11 Nov: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., in 95326 Kulmbach (ca. 65 km / 40 miles NE of Bamberg). The market is held at the community hall "Dr.-Stammberger-Halle", road Sutte 2. There is a car park directly opposite the hall, or you can park at the large car park along Schwedensteig which only a short 5-minute walk from the hall.

Deep Purple on Tour Click here for the complete tour.

Thu., 22 Nov., 8 p.m., in 60325 Frankfurt am Main, at the Festhalle / Messe, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1. Tickets.

Again, please consider parking your car in a P+R car park (interactive map and links, text only GE), and using the public transport system (in EN).

Thu., 29 Nov., 8 p.m., in 86159 Augsburg, at the Schwabenhalle, Am Messezentrum 5 (ca. 80 km / 50 miles NW of Munich). Tickets.

Fri., 30 Nov., 8 p.m., in 80809 München / Munich, at the Olympiahalle, Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21 / Eingang Ost (east entrance). Tickets. The only car park is located at the Olympiapark: 80809 München, Olympiapark Parkharfe, SpiridonLouis-Ring 100. It is highly recommended you use the excellent public transport system.

Sat., 01 Dec., 8 p.m., in 70327 Stuttgart, at the Porsche-Arena (aka Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle), Mercedesstraße 69.

Tickets.

Maximum Rock Night Every first Saturday of the month: in 90441 Nuremberg, at the Hirsch, Vogelweiherstraße 66, ph 0911-429-414. Two DJs will rock the "Hirsch". Every party offers special surprises and different music styles on the second floor.

Admission is only 6 Euros per person.

Fresh Produce/ Farmers’ Markets Note: If any of the listed days is a German holiday, the markets are usually held the day prior.

In 92224 Amberg: every Wednesday and Saturday, 7 a.m.-12:30 p.m., on Marktplatz in front of the historic city hall.

In 91522 Ansbach: every Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m.-1 p.m., on Martin-Luther-Platz. ***In addition to the regular fresh produce markets, local farmers offer their fresh goods every first and third Saturday of the month at the farmers market on Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Platz (same opening hours). Great opportunity to buy seasonal produce as fresh as it gets.

In Bamberg: Monday thru Saturday, 7 a.m.-6 p.m., on Maxplatz. Closed on Sundays and German holidays.

In Neumarkt: every Thursday and Saturday, in Untere Marktstraße. Thursday 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

In Parsberg: every Wednesday and Friday on Stadtplatz. Wednesday 7 a.m.-midday, Friday 2-6 p.m.

In Regensburg: every Saturday 7 a.m.-1 p.m., at the Donaumarkt (right next to the Eiserne Brücke / Iron Bridge).

Closest car park is Unterer Wöhrd (and a short walk across Eiserne Brücke), or Dultplatz and Oberer Wöhrd (walk across the Steinerne Brücke / Stone Bridge and turn left).

In 92637 Weiden: every Wednesday and Saturday 7 a.m. -12:30 p.m., Oberer and Unterer Markt / all around the Altes Rathaus (historic city hall, pedestrian zone).

In 97070 Würzburg: Monday thru Saturday, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., on Rathausplatz. Closed on Sundays and German holidays.

Guided Tours 1 p.m. daily: Walking Tours of Nürnberg in English Nuremberg was once an imperial residence, powerful free imperial city and international trading center. The prosperous city provided the ideal basis for an active cultural and intellectual life and the arts: Even today numerous buildings, monuments and artworks still reflect its former importance. The guided tour through the Old Town offers information and insights on the castle, the fountains and wells, churches and art as well as the city itself past and present.

Meeting point: Tourist Office at the Main Market Square (Hauptmarkt). Duration: approx. 2 ½ hrs. Price: 9 Euros per person, plus price of admission to castle (2 Euros pp). Children under 14 free in the company of their parents.

2 p.m. daily: Guided Tour of 91541 Rothenburg in English, of the most important sights in the historical district Meeting point: Market Square. Duration: 90 minutes. Fee: 6 Euros per person, payable cash to the tour guide 7 p.m. daily: Guided Tour in English of 91541 Rothenburg, with "The Executioner". Meet on Marktplatz, no prior booking required. The tours take place every day and cost 7 Euros per person.

There are tours in German which start at 6 p.m., and also in English, starting at 7 p.m. If you click in the link and scroll down, you can watch a 5-minute promo clip for the executioner's tour (in English but with a lovely Franconian accent). The clip shows some interesting hidden places that you normally don't get to see.

Every Wed. and Sat: 1:30 p.m.: Guided Tour of Regensburg, in English - "Experience a Historical City" In the course of this individually accented tour you get to know the Old City, with its patrician towered houses, the cathedral, the Old City Hall (all from the outside), the Stone Bridge and the Porta Praetoria. Our well-versed guides will be glad to answer any special questions you have, based on your own personal interests.

Fees: Adults 8 Euros, Reduced 5 Euros , Families 12 Euros. Duration: 1.5 hours.

Meeting point: Tourist-Information - Altes Rathaus, Rathausplatz, 93047 Regensburg, ph. 0941-507-4410.

Closest free car parks are "Dultplatz" (Am Protzenweiher/ Oberpfalzbrücke); adjacent "Protzenweiher" (opposite Protzenweiher 27); neighbouring "Wöhrdstraße" (at Wöhrdstraße 18); and adjacent "Unterer Wöhrd" (Wöhrdstraße 60/62). There is also the "Donaumarkt" parking lot (Donaumarkt 1) which is "a walk across the bridge" closer than the "Wöhrdstraße" car park, but it's not free-of-charge, and it's blocked on Saturday mornings for the Regensburg produce market. From any of these car parks it's only a very short walk across one of the bridges, and you're there. BTW, did you know you can get a map of Regensburg's city center from the Tourist Info for free? Go to the "Altes Rathaus" (old city hall) as directed by the brown signs, and ask for a copy.

Every Friday: 7 p.m. The Nuremberg Nightwatch Tour, in English - with the night watchwoman Re-live history through original, funny and exciting stories with the historian Dr. Ute Jaeger aka the night watchwoman.

Discover the traditional parts of Nürnberg and enjoy its most beautiful sights! Meeting Point is the fountain "Schöner Brunnen", Am Hauptmarkt, 90403 Nürnberg (in the pedestrian zone). Fees are 9 Euros pp.

Every Saturday: 1 p.m. Guided Tour of 97070 Würzburg in English Your stroll starts at the Falkenhaus (location of the Tourist Info, ph 0931-372-398) with its elaborate Rococo facade, followed by a visit to the Marienkapelle (St. Mary's Chapel) featuring sandstone sculptures by Tilman Riemenschneider.

Other highlights include the historical town hall building and the Romanesque cathedral "St. Kilian". From the bridge Alte Mainbrücke, you can enjoy fantastic views of the fortress Marienberg, the pilgrimage church Käppele and the famous vineyards. Tour lasts around 1.5 hrs, tickets cost 6 Euros per adult. Between 7 May and 29 October, additional English tours are held every Friday at 1 p.m.

Every Saturday: 2 p.m. Guided Tour in English of Albrecht Dürer's House in Nürnberg’s historical city center, AlbrechtDürer-Straße 39 (in the pedestrian zone). Admission is 5 Euros (normal), 2.50. Euros (reduced) Famous painter Albrecht Dürer lived in Nürnberg (1471 – 1528) – you might know him best for his “Praying Hands” –, and his original residence in Nürnberg’s pretty city center has been converted to a museum. Every Saturday, an actress in historical gowns offers guided tours of the house in English, telling its history from the viewpoint of Dürer's wife Agnes.

Every Saturday: 3 p.m. Guided Tour in English of the Church of St. Jacob's in 91541 Rothenburg.

A public and free tour in English of the famous StJakobs-Kirche (church). You only pay the entrance fee for the church: 2

Euros for adults; 0.50 Euros for students, pupils; groups from 10 person: 1.50 Euros. No reservation necessary! Duration: ca. 45 minutes. Meeting Point: front row inside the church.

Every Saturday: 8 p.m. Guided Tour in English with the Night-Watchman in 91541 Rothenburg on Marktplatz = Market Place. Take a walk back in time with the Night-watchman through the romantically-lit streets of Rothenburg.

Meeting point is on Market Square, the tour lasts about 60 minutes. Fee is 7 Euros per person, payable in cash to the Night-watchman.

Useful links in English for everyday life in Germany Find German zip codes: German Post's website Find German phone numbers: Das Telefonbuch English Historic Germany: http://www.hhog.de/ Loads of information about Germany, language and customs: http://german.about.com/.

German-American Kontakt Club Event Calendar for Vilseck Kontakt If you are interested in participating in one of the events, please register with Daniel Koenig or sign up with the Vilseck Kontakt Club at the website by filling out the Mitgliedsantrag. (Member registration form)

Every Friday 7 p.m.

Stammtisch at the Clubhouse - new location, Rose Barracks Bldg 301

Event Calendar for Grafenwoehr Kontakt More information, Call CIV 09641-83-7878, DSN 475-7878 or email.

Every Monday 7 p.m.

Bowling at the Grafenwoehr Bowling Center.

Every Wednesday 7 p.m.

Stammtisch at the Clubhouse.