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Strike at Houston Bowling Center! Find out about the recently renovated bowling center.
10 Golden Eye For Talent Showcase A James Bond inspired talent show contest.
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Fort Knox Amazing Race: Summer Gauntlet Based on the TV series, “The Amazing Race�.
Opportunity Knox is a monthly magazine produced by the Fort Knox Family and MWR Marketing Department under the authority of AR 215-1. Facilities and activities publicized are open to authorized patrons. The purpose of Opportunity Knox is to provide current information about Fort Knox Family and MWR activities and events and to share ideas that will help readers become educated about Fort Knox Family and MWR activities. Views and opinions expressed are those of the authors. The mention or appearance of commercial advertisers, commercial sponsors, and/or their logos does not constitute endorsement by the Federal Government or the U.S. Army. The information in this issue is current at the time of publication. Activities and events are subject to change without notice.
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14 Best Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe A winner has been crowned. Get the recipe here.
16 Taste of Kentucky Experience A wine and spirit tasting at the Saber & Quill.
18 Your Job Search Starts Here The Family Employment Readiness Program is here to help.
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Parent andA One-Stop Outreach Services Shop by Tracy Whitaker
Fort Knox Child and Youth Services (CYS), Parent and Outreach Services helps connect Families to Child, Youth and School Services (CYSS) programs through central enrollment, special needs accommodation processes, Kids On-Site Child Care, Soldier Family Assistance Center Child Care, playgrounds, SKIESUnlimited, and other beneficial programs.
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All dependents of Active Duty Military, National Guardsmen, Reservists, Retirees, Department of Defense Civilian employees and Contractors are eligible to use the programs and services available through CYSS. Parent Central Services is your one-stop-shop for all CYSS services. Children have to be registered through this office in order to participate in any CYSS program. Registration is free
in support of the Army’s commitment to Families through the Army Family Covenant. To register for the first time, visit www.knoxmwr.com, Child, Youth & School Services tab, and “Start a new registration.” This will expedite your CYSS registration time. On the website, you will find a list of forms that you will need to complete and bring with you to your registration appointment. Registrations from other Army installations can be transferred into the Fort Knox CYS computer system to make the transition easier. Parents must complete an Army CYSS Health Screening tool. “It is important for parents to inform us at Parent Central Services of any special needs, health conditions, medications or services your child may be receiving,” said Karin Wedding, Assistant Outreach Director. “These forms and the Special Needs Accommodation Process (SNAP) are important for CYSS to ensure the best care possible for each child.” Wedding also states that parents may be required to attend a SNAP meeting where the SNAP team will review all forms and determine the correct placement for services. If a Family is experiencing financial difficulty, they can request a reconsideration of fees. Families must demonstrate a need for childcare fee reduction based on a review by the ACS Financial Readiness Program. The review or recommendation from ACS Financial Readiness Program is sent to the Garrison Commander, who will make the decision to adjust fees for individual Families based on Financial Hardship or extenuating circumstances on a case-by-case basis. Sports Scholarships are available for Families and can be applied for by calling (502) 624-6198. Parents are encouraged to participate in all aspects of CYSS programs. Volunteers are needed, such as coaches with Youth Sports and Fitness; volunteers to assist with craft projects,
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reading, sharing talents, or by attending parents meetings. All volunteers must have a background check and take program-specific training. Parents may earn a fee reduction for volunteering a minimum of 10 hours and earning parent participation points in a CYS Services full-day, part-day or part-time program. The Parent and Outreach Services office is located at Building 1384 Chaffee Avenue, White Hall. The hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., and the office is closed the third Thursday of each month from 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. for staff training. Walk-in registrations are available Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. until noon. Appointments are scheduled Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., and late on Thursdays. For any questions or for more information, contact (502) 624-6703 or visit our website at www.knoxmwr.com.
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OPEN O PEN TO T ALL ALL YOUTH Y UTH 6 - 15 YO 15 YEARS YEARS S OF OF AGE AGE MORE M ORE IINFORMATION: NFORMATION: ATION: Y A YO YOUTH UTH S SPOR SPORTS PORT TS ((502) 502) 6 624-4747 24-47 74 47 Age divisions: 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13 and 14-15, with boys and girls competing separately (age is determined as of Dec 31, 2013). For each age division, the top scorer for each boys' and girl’s division at the competition advances to the sectional division.
FORT KNOX A MAZING RACE Summer Gauntlet by Stephanie G.J. Powell
Do you have what it takes? Fort Knox Family and MWR are looking for anyone and everyone who thinks they have the stamina to compete in the Fort Knox Amazing Race: Summer Gauntlet! The race, based on the popular reality TV series, The Amazing Race, will be back on August 24 beginning at 8 a.m. The Lindsey Golf Course will be the starting location of the race. In this adventure-based race, teams of two will be tested physically, mentally and emotionally. Racing over the course of a day, racers will travel an estimated 10 miles by foot on a course with 30 obstacles. Each obstacle will push teams to their limits in a variety of life shattering ways. They will be competing for a chance to win the grand cash prize of $1,000 and bragging rights for being the Fort Knox Amazing Race champions. This year the Fort Knox Amazing Race: Summer Gauntlet is open to the public. “This race has been an extremely popular event with our Military Community in the past. This year we are expanding the eligibility to everyone!” states Ryan Noble, Recreation Programming Team Leader. “You do not need a Military ID to register, just a valid driver’s license to get on post.” The MWR team spends months planning the course and obstacles for the physical and mental race. Noble states, “This is a very cardiovascular and physical race that is meant to challenge only the fittest, and is not for the faint hearted.” In addition to the grand prize, community vendors and sponsors will have free giveaways at the end of the race day for participating teams. “It’s a great way to end a very grueling day! The participants deserve to be pampered,” said Noble. The cost is $40 per team to register and includes participation t-shirts and the endless satisfaction and pride as the racers cross the finish line! Unlike past races, there is no limit to the number of participating teams and the race is open to the public. Participants under the age of 18 must have a parent or legal guardian as their designated teammate. To register, visit www.knoxmwr.com and use Service Xpress. The registration deadline to enter is COB on August 16. Don’t miss out on your chance for a great adventure, and an opportunity to win the grand prize of $1,000! For more information, call (502) 624-1413. knoxmwr.com
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at Houston Bowling Center by Iva Pearlstein
The recently renovated Houston Bowling Center makes bowling a striking good time! Bowlers can have fun in a league, at a party or as individuals together with family, friends, or colleagues. Leagues are open to individuals or teams and available for all age ranges. Those over 50 years old can join a league just for them, and there are also leagues for younger bowlers. “We have four pound balls available for even the smallest bowlers,” says Pam Meredith, Business Manager of the Houston Bowling Center. New AMF pin setting equipment is featured at the lanes. For those under 12 years, bumper bowling is possible, and friendly green dinosaur tail ramps help the little ones maneuver their bowling balls to reach the pins. Houston Bowling Center also offers modern, top of the line technology, as a “myTouchTunes” jukebox allows bowlers to create a custom made soundtrack. In addition, free Wi-Fi is also available throughout the building.
Interested in improving your game with a new ball or looking for accessories? Houston Bowling Center offers a well-stocked Pro Shop with balls, bags, shoes, and accessories. Although you might be tempted to order a ball online, if you choose one at the Pro Shop, drilling is included in the price. Drilling is however available as a separate service if a ball has been purchased elsewhere. The Pro Shop is closed on Sunday and Monday, call for availability because their hours are subject to change.
Cosmic Bowling on Friday and Saturday nights is a way to get both exercise and excitement into your weekend. Black lights, rope lighting and background music are combined with cash prizes for strikes with colored pins in certain positions during the Cosmic Bowling hours (Friday 10 p.m.-12 a.m. and Saturday 8 p.m.-12 a.m.) For celebrations geared t owards bowlers with earlier bedtimes, birthday parties can be reserved during the daytime until 6 p.m.
Sign up for winter leagues continues through August until they actually begin, in most cases after Labor Day and with the exception being the Monday evening Senior League, which begins at the end of August. There are a variety of leagues available: Tuesday afternoon mixed leagues at 4:30 p.m. for those 18 and over; Wednesday morning leagues for ladies at 10 a.m.; Wednesday evening leagues for men at 6:30 p.m. (women are welcome to join this league but will compete as equals with the men); and Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. is an early bird league for women. Youth leagues are Saturday mornings starting with Peewees up to Junior Varsity. Youth registration is August 1 until September 15 and the leagues begin after the fall break. Whether you join a league, have a party, come for Cosmic Bowling or just gather up family, friends, or colleagues – Houston Bowling Center guarantees fun and excitement for everyone.
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Pam Meredith, Business Manager (502) 624-4740 Houston Bowling Center (502) 624-1651 2385 Knox Street www.knoxmwr.com www.bowl.com
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Golden Eye For Talent Showcase by Stephanie G.J. Powell
Got talent? We want to see it! Fort Knox Family and MWR are pleased to announce the opportunity for members of the Military Community to participate in the Fort Knox Golden Eye for Talent Showcase; a James Bond inspired talent show with the chance to win big prizes! The contest will take place on August 31 at 5 p.m. at the Landing Zone. “This is one of our favorite events that MWR puts on each year. It’s so much fun to see all of the amazing talent that our Soldiers and Family members have,” stated Ryan Noble, Recreation Programming Team Leader. “It’s inspiring to see young and old come out and show us what they’ve got!”
Talented contestants will perform for a chance to win prize money for their creative flair. Four judges will determine best performances in categories that include: Dance, Bands, Vocalist, Instrumentalist, Specialty Acts, Spoken Word, and Comedy. A total of $1,000 prize money will be distributed between the top three winners. The first place prize is $500, the second place prize is $300, and the third place prize is $200. All Military ID card holders, Reserves, National Guard, DoD Civilian employees, DoD Contractors, and Families are eligible to participate. There is no charge to enter, but participants must be at least 16 years of age. Participants under the age of 18 years of age must have a parent’s signature to compete.
“We are pleased to provide an opportunity for members of the Military Community and those affiliated with the Military to participate in the Fort Knox Golden Eye for Talent Showcase where they can be rewarded with prize Registration forms are available online at money for their creative achievements,” stated Petra Morgan, www.knoxmwr.com or at the ITR Leisure Recreational Delivery System Programmer. Travel Office in the Hansen Community Center and at the Landing Zone. The deadline to register is August 15. For more information, call (502) 624-4655 or (502) 624-1413 or visit www.knoxmwr.com.
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“The Best Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe” Contest Crowns a Winner! by Jennifer Palalay
August is the month when kids go back to school. After putting in a full day at school, the kids will naturally want a satisfying snack to bolster their after school activities. Nothing satisfies the after school munchies better than a cold glass of milk and a chocolate chip cookie to dunk. Did you know that August 4 is also National Chocolate Chip Day according to the National Confectioners Association? What a better way to begin the school year than to celebrate the chocolate chip in the form of a chocolate chip cookie! According to Nestle USA, chocolate chip cookies were invented in 1937 by Ruth Graves Wakefield of the Toll House Inn in Whitman, Massachusetts, when Wakefield added chunks of a Nestle chocolate bar she chipped off into her famous cookie batter. Her legendary cookie invention spread like wild fire and in 1939, Nestle began printing her recipe on their chocolate bar packaging. In 1941, Nestle started selling morsels of chocolate in “chip” form and that is how the chocolate chip got its start. Today, the chocolate chip is also used in recipes for pancakes, waffles, cakes, muffins, ice cream, and much more - proving to be one of America’s favorite baking ingredients. In honor of this delectable morsel, Fort Knox Family and MWR recently held a “Best Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe” Contest. Contestants were asked to submit their recipe and a dozen cookies to a panel of five judges. Many delicious recipes were submitted and the judges had a tough time deciding on their favorite. “I was looking for the wow factor. A cookie that had good flavor, texture, and was moist - all the things a good cookie should have. It also had to have something else about it that made it stand out,” said contest judge Cory Baxter, MWR Food and Beverage Manager and Executive Chef.
winner of the “Best Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe” Contest, Clark received two tickets (a $50 value) to Taste of Kentucky to be held at the Saber & Quill on August 17, and a MWR gift. Don Goff is the runner-up and he received a MWR gift bag. Clark said the base of her recipe is her 94 year-old grandmother’s recipe that has been handed down for generations. “I know this recipe by heart! I have made over 25 different variations of this recipe. I entered the mint chip version because I thought it would add something extra but anything can be added like raspberry chips or different pudding flavors,” stated Clark. Clark likes to cook and bake, and also enjoys taking the perfect picture of her prepared recipes. She plans on writing a recipe book in the future. Watch the MWR Facebook page for upcoming Knox Info for information on our upcoming recipe contests. You could be a winner too!
The winning cookie had an element of surprise with the addition of mint flavored chocolate chips. “I chose this cookie because I really liked the mint flavor and that made it stand out from the others,” noted Baxter. MWR is pleased to announce the first place winner of this year’s contest is Military Spouse, Trina Clark! As the
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Taste of Kentucky Experience at The Saber & Quill by Jennifer Palalay
Imagine yourself relaxing on the vista of your favorite Kentucky vineyard overlooking the lush rolling hills while you enjoy a glass of wine or your favorite spirit as the Saber & Quill sets the scene of hospitality and unbridled spirit at the annual Taste of Kentucky Experience on August 17 at 5 p.m.
Traditional Bluegrass specialties will be prepared and served by the Saber & Quill which will complement the great wines and Bourbons for which Kentucky is known. “We love to showcase our club and caterers at this event to show the public our delectable dishes. This is the perfect atmosphere to highlight some of our most popular dishes with a Kentucky twist,” said Melinda Stickle, Chief - Business Activities Division. The Woodford Reserve Room, the only Woodford Reserve themed room in the Army, will be open to boost the ambiance of the evening, and guests will have the opportunity to sample Woodford Reserve Bourbon. Chris Morris, Master Distiller of Woodford Reserve, will be on hand to show off his mixology skills to those in attendance.
According to Kentucky Tourism, Kentucky was home to the first commercial vineyard in the country. Also, Kentucky wineries once produced more than 50 percent of the United States’ grape harvest and wine yield. The Kentucky Distillers’ Association notes that Kentucky is the birthplace of Bourbon and is America’s only native spirit. It also states that Kentucky produces 95 percent of the world’s supply of Bourbon. Kentucky wine vendors and Woodford Reserve Bourbon will be on hand offering samplings of their wines and spirits that make Kentucky one of the most popular destinations for tours and tastings.
The Jazz sounds of the Ray Byrd Trio will entertain and delight all. In addition, free carriage rides sponsored by Knox Hills will enhance the mood. “We were thrilled at the opportunity to sponsor the carriage rides at the Taste of Kentucky Experience event because we feel the rides will offer Military Families a relaxing, fun ride through Fort Knox. We will also be at the event handing out free gifts to those in attendance,” stated Sharon Vanderhoof, Marketing and Communications Manager, Knox Hills.
Taste of Kentucky Experience tickets are $29.95 each and can be purchased online at www.knoxmwr.com using Service Xpress. Bluegrass Cellular and Merrill Lynch are proud sponsors of this annual event. For more information, call (502) 942-0959 ext. 210/211.
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YOUR JOB SEARCH STARTS HERE Employment Readiness Program by Iva Pearlstein
Primarily designed for Military Spouses, although others with Military affiliations are also eligible, the Family Employment Readiness Program under the Army Community Service (ACS) umbrella offers a variety of services to help its clients land a civilian job. Program Manager, Larry Keene advises, “Critical factors in the employment search include advance planning and networking.” He says all job seekers need to be prepared. “It can take months from the time you start looking until you are actually on the payroll,” states Keene. Although the services are available for Active Duty Military, Retirees and their Family members, the Employment Readiness Program is mainly there to offer support to Military Spouses. Keene knows from personal experience with his wife how difficult it is for Military Spouses to maintain a career in the civilian sector when they must relocate every few years. “This has been a strong motivator for me and I, too, want to help others in similar situations and this is one of the reasons I take great pride in this job,” said Keene. A broad range of services are included in the Employment Readiness Program. Clients can either make appointments on Tuesdays and Thursdays or use the walk-in hours available 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Come prepared with your resume, cover letters and questions. Those planning retirement from Active Duty Military must have a resume as part of the process and the Employment Readiness Program can help with the formulation of a resume. Additionally, there are computers with internet access available for those in need of computer access.
the listings in The Gold Standard before the paper is published. Employment Readiness also partners with the Kentucky State Employment Offices and many private, local employers. Clients are notified about local job fairs and whether a business is actively seeking new employees. Workshops are offered on a recurring basis: Resumes & Cover Letters, Interviewing Techniques, How to Find a Job, Starting a Small Business, Applying for Federal Jobs, Basic Computers, Service Skills, and Customer Service Skills. “The schedule for the remainder of 2013 is available by contacting the Employment Readiness Program office for further information and registration,” noted Keene.
A special booklet called “Here We Go Again!” filled with valuable tips and online resources has been created especially for relocating spouses. Keene advises spouses to begin their job Job counseling and assistance with your employment search are search and take advantage of their priority placement valuable services offered by the Employment Readiness Program. opportunities as soon as they know their next duty station location. According to Keene, local openings are published and sent to “There are teaching and administrative positions on every clients on an e-mail distribution list on a weekly basis. This includes Installation. Volunteer jobs are also an excellent way of acquiring new skills and covering any gaps in your resume.” “Don’t neglect networking because it helps 65% of job seekers to find employment,” Keene reminds his clients. Make everyone you know or meet, aware that you are unemployed and looking for work. This includes your entire network of clubs, religious organizations, and those you meet through your childrens’ schools and activities. Treat your search for employment like a regular job and it will increase your chances for success.
Larry Keene, Program Manager Employment Readiness Program Army Community Service Building 5101, Room 108 (502) 624-8855; (502) 624-8357 www.knoxmwr.com employmentreadiness@yahoo.com knoxmwr.com
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