Fmwr september outlook

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu

SEPTEMBER 2013

4th Annual

Wine & Jazz Fest 14 September

Back Cover

BGCA Day For Kids

Community Picnic and Family Fun at the Camp George Field

Evergreen Club Open House set for 27 September!

U.S. ARMY GARRISON DAEGU Jim M. Bradford Commander, USAG Daegu CSM Michael E. Diggs, Sr. Command Sergeant Major William E. Christman Deputy to the Garrison Commander Paul M. Matthews Director, Family & Morale, Welfare and Recreation

The FMWR Outlook is a monthly publication of USAG Daegu Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the information in this publication, please call the FMWR Marketing Branch at 768-7563, email to laurel.baek@us.army.mil or visit us at building S-1211 (room #221) on Camp Henry. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.

The appearance of commercial sponsors or advertisers in this publication does not constitute an endorsement from USAG Daegu or the DoD.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Date of Issue SEPTEMBER 2013 Published by USAG Daegu FMWR Marketing

INSIDE THIS EDITION 4-5

FMWR Directory Facilities/Additional Activities

MARKETING STAFF

6-7

Evergreen Club Open House (Legends)

8-13

Camp Henry ACS

12

ICE

14-17

Camp Carroll ACS

16

Army MWR MasterCard

18-19

Evergreen Golf Course

20

Evergreen Community Club

21

Rising Star

22-24

Hilltop Community Club

24

BOD Chusok Holiday Operating Hours

25

BINGO

26-29

Henry’s Place

28

House Band “AUTOREVERSE”

30-33

Hideaway Community Club

34-35

Libraries

37

Camp Henry Auto Skills

38

BOSS

39

Camp Walker Arts & Crafts Center

40-42

Camp Walker Community Activity Center

43-45

Camp Carroll Community Activity Center

46-49

Camp Walker Bowling Center

50-51

Camp Carroll Bowling Center

53-63

Child, Youth & School Services

64-70

Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center

71

2013 NEO Exercise

72

Swimming pools

73

Camp Carroll Fitness Center

74

Camp Henry Fit-To-Win Center

75-77

Bus Schedules

78-79

AAFES Movie Schedules

Laurel Baek Marketing Director DSN 768-7563 (off post 053-470-7563) Email laurel.baek@us.army.mil Pae, Yun Su Marketing Illustrator DSN 768-7661 Email yun.su.pae1@us.army.mil Pak, Won Kyu Marketing Illustrator DSN 768-7472 Email won.kyu.pak@us.army.mil Nicole Rodriguez HIRED! Apprentice/Graphics DSN 768-7126 Email kodinami@yahoo.com

The FMWR Outlook magazine is printed monthly and distributed free to thousands of Service Members and civilians throughout the Area IV communities. Find out how to advertise your business or special event, call 768-7563 (053-470-7563) for advertising rates and publication deadlines.

Back Cover 4th Annual Wine & Jazz Fest FMWR Outlook 3

Directory of FMWR Facilities Camp Henry / Camp Walker DFMWR DAEGU Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 219 DSN: 768-7939 Project Manager: DSN: 768-7588 Mon – Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed NAF SUPPORT DIVISION DSN: 768-7588 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holiday: Closed GARRISON ISO BRANCH Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 202 DSN: 768-7001 / 768-8850 Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Community Activity Center, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4123 / Mon-Sun: 1200-2100 Entertainment, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4440 Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 / Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed Library, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4318 Wed-Mon: 1000-2000 / Tue: Closed Arts & Crafts Center, Camp Walker DSN: 764-5692 Wed-Sun: 1200-2100 / Mon & Tue: Closed Auto Crafts, Camp Henry DSN: 768-8164 Wed-Fri: 1000-1900 / Sat, Sun: 0900-1800 Mon-Tue: Closed

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BRANCH (FMB) Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 204 DSN: 768-8123 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

BUSINESS OPERATIONS DIVISION (BOD) Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 221 DSN: 768-7716 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

SERVICES BRANCH Camp Henry, Building 1712 / 2FL DSN: 768-7572 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Evergreen Community Club, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4060 Breakfast: Tue-Sat & US Holidays, 0600-1100 Lunch: Tue-Sat, 1100-1400 / Sun, 1200-1400 Breakfast: Sun, 0600-1200 / Sunday Brunch: 1000-1330 Halfway House: 0830-1730 Gazebo: Fri-Sun & US Holidays, 1200-1700 Mon: Closed (open on US Holidays)

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS) Camp Henry, Building T-1103 DSN: 768-7112 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed COMMUNITY RECREATION DIVISION (CRD) Camp Walker, Building S-335 DSN: 764-4432/ Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed Kelly Fitness Center, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4800/4225 / Mon-Fri: 0500-2200 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 0800-2100 Indoor Pool, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-3873 Mon-Wed & Fri: 0530-2000 Thu: 0500-0800 & 1700-2000 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 1000-1800 Outdoor Pool, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-4553 Wed-Mon: 1000-1900 / Tue: Closed Closes for the season on 16 September Fit-To-Win Center, Camp Henry / DSN: 768-6604 Mon-Fri: 0500-2000 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 1000-1800 4 FMWR Outlook

Henry’s Place, Camp Henry DSN: 768-7300 Lunch: Mon-Fri, 1100-1330 Dinner: Wed-Sat, 1700-2100 Bar Open: Wed-Sat, 1630-2300 Sun & U.S. & KN Holidays: Closed

Hilltop Club, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4985 Mon-Thu & US Holidays: 1600-2300 Fri: 1600-0300 / Sat: 1200-0300 / Sun: 1200-2300 Evergreen Golf Course, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4601 Mon-Sun: 0530-1830 Evergreen Pro Shop, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-4628 Mon-Sun & US Holidays: 0700-1700

Bowling Center, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-4334 Tue, Wed, Thu & Sun: 1130-2230 Fri & Sat: 1130-2330 US Holidays or KN Holidays open at 1630 Snack Bar Closed Tue-Fri: 1330-1700 Mon: Closed

Directory of FMWR Facilities Camp Walker / Camp Henry

Camp Carroll

CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES (CYSS) Camp Walker, Building S-257 DSN: 764-5298 Mon-Fri: 0900-1800 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Army Community Service, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-7900 Apple Blossom Cottage (ACS, Cp Carroll) DSN: 765-7049 Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Child Development Center, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4834 Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri: 0530-1800 Thu: 0615-1800 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed School Age Service, Camp Walker DSN 764-5072 / 764-5297 Mon-Fri: 1400-1800 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed Middle School / Teen Center, Camp Walker DSN: 764-5721 Mon-Fri: 1400-1900 Sat: 1300-1900 Sun & US Holidays: Closed Youth Sports, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4859 Mon-Fri: 1300-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed School Liaison Service, Camp Walker DSN: 764-5702 Mon-Fri: 0815-1715 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed Cable TV, Camp Walker DSN: 764-5596 Mon-Sat: 0800-1700 Sun: Closed

Community Activity Center, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-7484 Open 7 Days a Week: 1100-2200

Hideaway Club, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-8574 Tue-Thu: 1630-2300 / Fri & Sat: 1630-0300 Sun & Mon: Closed US Holidays: 1700-2300 Bowling Center, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-4470 Sun-Thu: 1100-2200 Fri & Sat: 1100-2300 Snack Bar Closed Mon-Fri: 1330-1700 Dining Room Mon-Fri: 1100-1330 (Lunch) Wed-Sat: 1630-2100 (Dinner) Library, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-8407 Thu-Tue: 1100-2000 / Wed: Closed Fitness Center, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-8287 Mon-Fri: 0500-2200 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 0800-2130 Indoor Pool, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-7708 Mon-Fri: 0530-1930 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 1100-1930

Army Lodging, Camp Walker DSN: 764-5536 Mon-Sun & US Holidays Open 24 hrs. 7 Days a Week Veterinary Clinic, Camp Walker DSN: 764-4858 Mon-Wed & Fri: 0900-1600 Tue, Sat & Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Outdoor Pool, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-4274 Tue-Sun: 1100-1900 / Mon: Closed Closes for the season on 16 September

Army Lodging, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-7722 / Mon-Sun & US Holidays Open 24 hrs. 7 Days a Week

“Making A Difference” FMWR Outlook 5

Customer Feedback results in new concept restaurant at Camp Walker’s Evergreen Community Club In 2011, during a series of Commanders Community Council (C3) meetings, community members brought to light a growing concern by Camp Carroll residents that there was no commercial restaurant on post where they could enjoy a quality, sit-down, full service meal that reminded them of home. In the months to follow, Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR) gathered feedback through ICE, interaction with spouses groups, Family Readiness Groups, unit leaders, surveys, and focus groups from every demographic and began work on what was to become the first USAG Daegu FMWR restaurant fully conceptualized through customer input - Cactus Jack’s.

The southwestern-themed restaurant opened in the Bowling Center in February 2013 and has since received continuous outstanding ratings in customer satisfaction.

As Cactus Jack’s continued to achieve positive results, the Evergreen Community Club was showing continuous decline. It was determined that a 360-degree assessment was necessary and would begin immediately.

In March, Plans Specialist and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Lenore Roe from the Plans, Analysis, and Integration Office was assigned to the task. She, along with DFMWR Director, Paul Matthews, and key FMWR Business Operations Division staff, began an in-depth review of business programs and operations; financials, ordering and storage of product, menus, hours of operation, trends, labor, pricing and every conceivable factor with potential affect on the overall success of FMWR bowling,

golf, and clubs.

At the same time, FMWR Marketing was collecting and analyzing customer feedback and conducted a series of focus groups involving officers, enlisted, DA civilians and contractors, spouses, and for the first time ever, Honorary Members. Information gathered from the groups was critical in determining customers’ opinions on FMWR dining and how each club’s personality should be redefined to serve them better. Over the next six months, a team of FMWR professionals from the Garrison met weekly via teleconference with Pacific Region Business Consultant and Executive Chef, Alicia O’Pierce, to determine how the Evergreen Club could be revitalized without major renovation.

The result was “Legends.”

Legends restaurant is the Evergreen Club dining room overlooking the first fairway but with a new personality and décor, dining ware, completely reengineered menus, and a revised ingredients list that includes better cuts of meat, fresher ingredients and a number of products not previously considered or available.

In preparation for the September 27 Open House, the Evergreen Club will close down completely from September 16-26 to accommodate a team of chefs and consultants from IMCOM HQ, Pacific Region and the Dragon Hill Lodge in Seoul to conduct front and back of the house training for service providers and the kitchen team.

For more details about revitalization, contact Business Operations Division Chief, Mike Monti at 768-7716 or D,FMWR Paul Matthews at 768-7025.

at the Evergreen Community Club (entrance on the golf side)

Friday, 27 September 1700-1900 The Evergreen Club will hold an Open House for the newly revitalized dining operation and theme concept, “Legends” restaurant overlooking the 1st Fairway.

New Menu - New Décor – New Hours - New Attitude

Members of the community are invited to stop by and sample items from the new lunch and dinner menus and give their feedback.

Hours of Operation Beginning in October BREAKFAST Sat: 0700-1100 Sun: 0700-1000 SUNDAY BRUNCH 1000-1330

LUNCH Mon-Sat 1100-1330

DINNER Tue-Sat 1700-2030

PRO SHOP COFFEE SERVICES Mon-Sun Coffee service and muffins will be available to customers during Pro Shop hours.

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ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Family Readiness Group (FRG) Essentials Part 1 Training for FRG Leaders - Provides information on how to effectively run an FRG organization.

3 September, 0930 – 1200, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Mandatory Commander/SNCO Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Briefing Meets initial and annual refresher requirement. Covers FAP, definitions, roles and responsibilities, trends in Korea, reporting POC, and resources.

5 & 12 September, 1000-1200, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Sponsorship Training Become a qualified Sponsor or spouse Sponsor, and learn the ins and outs of sponsorship in Area IV. Qualified Sponsors are vital to the successful reception of incoming Soldiers. To be an effective sponsor, you must know what is expected of you and where to find the information incoming Soldiers are likely to request. All this information is provided monthly during Sponsorship Training at Camp Henry ACS. Training is short, informative and open to all active duty soldiers and spouses.

9 September, 1400, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) VMIS Training Become an OPOC for your volunteer organization. Learn how to manage volunteers in VMIS. 10 & 24 September, 0930-1100, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Mandatory Personal Financial Management Training for First Term Soldiers This class teachers how to develop a personal budget; recognize signs of financial trouble and where to get assistance; the importance of credit; how to establish a savings account, emergency savings and long term savings; how to make the best consumer decisions; how to plan for large purchases; and how to plan insurance needs on life, auto, personal property, and home. Class will be held the second Wednesday of each month.

11 September, 0900-1600, Camp Henry ACS Classroom 8 FMWR Outlook

ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Training Learn how to become a Volunteer and how to use the VMIS system to track your hours.

12 & 26 September, 0930-1100, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Ten Steps to a Federal Job Workshop Learn the critical 10 steps when applying for a federal job, and how to navigate through the single staffing tool, USAjobs.gov. Military Spouses are HIGHLY encouraged to attend. To sign up, please call 768-7112.

12 September, 1500 – 1630, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Newcomers Subway Tour 14 September, 0915-1530. Meet at Camp Walker Lodge Family Readiness Group (FRG) Essentials Part 2 Training for FRG Leaders - Provides information on how to effectively run an FRG organization 17 September, 0930–1200, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Stress Management Class teaches about stress, how it impacts the body, what to do about it and resources for help.

18 September, 1000-1100, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Saving, Investing and TSP Learn how you can make your money work for you!

18 September, 1300-1430, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Level I Participants learn how to maneuver through daily challenges by discovering Army acronyms, utilizing community resources, attain better financial readiness and understand the goal and impact of the Army mission on daily life.

23 September, 0900-1700 Camp Henry ACS Classroom

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Military & Family Life Consultants can help Consultation is free Easily accessible No records are kept Informal Professional counseling Services available for couples, families & individuals

Military & Family Life Consultants are

 Stress  Anxiety  Deployment  Parenting  Grief  Daily Life  Work Stressors  Relationships and much more.

CALL TO SET UP AN APPOINTMENT: 010-8693-5146 (Adult/Family) 010-4965-0644 (Adult/Family) 010-4965-0556 (Child/Youth) 010-8699-7100 (Embedded w/501st) 10 FMWR Outlook

ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Enlisted Spouse Training Series (ESTS) Class Training describes the options and resources available to take to become familiar with community resources, and identify the gaps in outreach services to junior enlisted spouses. Enlisted spouses will learn skills needed as they advance to roles with greater responsibilities.

24-25 September, 0900-1700 Camp Henry ACS Classroom Money Management This class teaches how to manage your personal finance.

Class will be held the fourth Wednesday of each month.

25 September, 1300-1430, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Theater Reception-Newcomers Orientation Every Tuesday, 0800-1400, Camp Henry Movie Theater Smooth Moves Levy Briefing Every Tuesday, 1315-1400, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

•Adult, Infant, & Child CPR/First Aid/AED: Saturday, September 7, 0900-1600 Learn the basic skills to identify and respond to cardiac emergencies, first aid and much more! Certifications are valid for two years. Course / materials fee is $55.

Held at Red Cross Bldg 1425, Camp Henry •CPR/AED & First Aid INSTRUCTOR TRAINING: Thurs.-Fri., 12-13 Sept. 0900-1600.

Instructor Certifications in the following: Adult, Child and Infant AED and First Aid. Course/ Materials fee $250* valid and current CPR Certificate required to enroll. Benefits: Add a valuable training certificate for your resume. Held at the Red Cross Bldg 1425, Camp Henry **If you are interested in volunteering as an instructor for the Red Cross, there is a training scholarship available.

Limited Space Available: Sign up TODAY! Call 768-7993 or stop by your Camp Henry American Red Cross FMWR Outlook 11

Sharing opinions and ideas on ICE is one more way to say “I Care about my community.”

We’re Listening.

http://ice.disa.mil

Say it on

ICE

We’re Listening 12 FMWR Outlook

ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Craft Class - Hanji This class is for the beginner: Participants will make a small project with precut hardboard and colored Hanji. Also, learn how to make rice glue that will be used on the Hanji craft.

Every Thursday, 1330–1530, Camp Henry ACS Conference Room Prescreening for School Lunch Program (Free and Reduced) Bring your most recent LES. No appointment is needed. For more information contact the Financial Readiness Program at 768-7112.

Every Thursday, 1330 – 1600, Camp Henry ACS Free Credit Score & Analysis Check you free FICO® credit scores – and the educational information and tools in the FICO Standard product – available free of charge to eligible active duty service members and their spouses.

Please call 768-8127/8716/7112 for an appointment

Beginner Korean Language Class The basic Korean class is an introduction to the Korean language with the goal to help nonKorean speakers learn how to pronounce, write and read the Korean alphabet along with learning a few basic Korean words. New session starts Tuesday, 10 September.

Every Tuesday & Friday, 1200-1300, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Intermediate Korean Language Class The intermediate Korean class is for students who have advanced from the basic Korean class. The intermediate Korean classes help students to further develop their Korean speaking skills by learning to properly construct and speak sentences.

Every Monday & Thursday, 1200-1300, Camp Henry ACS Conference Room

English as a Second Language Class (ESL Class) ESL classes are aimed at helping foreign born service members and spouses develop their English language skills with the help of sentence structures and conversation.

Every Thursday, 1530-1630, Camp Henry ACS Conference Room FMWR Outlook 13

ACS, Camp Carroll (Bldg. S-998 / 765-7900) Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) VMIS Training Become an OPOC for your volunteer organization. Learn how to manage volunteers in VMIS. 4 September, 1000-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Classroom Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Training Learn how to become a Volunteer and how to use the VMIS system to track your hours.

4 September, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll ACS Classroom Seo-Mun Market Tour The aim of this tour is to help newcomers learn the location and direction to the Seo-Mun market, located in Daegu. On the tour, staff will be available to help participants to find out each different section of market.

24 September, 1000-1500 Depart at Camp Carroll ACS Parking

Recipe Exchange The recipe exchange, held once a month in the ACS kitchen, serves as a way for military spouses to come together and share food ideas dither from what they have learned or from their culture.

Dishes are brought in by each spouse for everyone to sample and then the recipe on how to prepare that particular dish is shared among the group.

13 September 1130-1300 Camp Carroll ACS Kitchen

ChuSok Luncheon 17 September, 1100-1300 Camp Carroll ACS Training Room The local national spouses will prepare traditional Korean foods to share with other spouses and their families.

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ACS, Camp Carroll (Bldg. S-998 / 765-7900)

Financial Counseling For more information contact the Financial Readiness Program at 768-8127/8726/7112.

Every Tuesday, 0900 – 1600, Camp Carroll ACS Financial Readiness Room Computer Class Computer classes are designed to help students master the Microsoft Office programs such as Word, Excel and Power Point. Students learn the fundamentals of Windows and how to use Windows application programs and basic computer structure.

Every Tuesday, 1330 – 1500, Camp Carroll ACS AKO Room Employment Readiness Every Wednesday, 0900–1600, Camp Carroll ACS Program Manager’s Room Hanji Craft Class Every Wednesday, 1000 – 1130, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room Theater Reception: Newcomers Orientation Every Thursday, 0800-1400, Camp Carroll Movie Theater Free Credit Score & Analysis Check you free FICO® credit scores – and the educational information and tools in the FICO Standard product – available free of charge to eligible active duty service members and their spouses.

For an appointment, please call 768-8127 FMWR Outlook 15

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ACS, Camp Carroll (Bldg. S-998 / 765-7900)

English as a Second Language (ESL) Class ESL classes are aimed at helping foreign born service members and spouses develop their English language skills with the help of sentence structures and conversation.

Every Monday 1000-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Training Room Korean Language Class (Advanced) Helps develop Korean speaking skills with an entire class devoted to only speaking Korean and focusing mainly on sentence structures. This class is for those who have advanced from the basic and intermediate classes. Classes are held once a week over the span of 8 weeks or more as needed.

Every Monday 1400-1530, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room KN Military Communication Service Classes are held to help any Korean military or civilian employed by the U.S. Army who wants or needs to improve their English speaking abilities. Through learning pronunciation, sentence structures, and conversation, students are helped to develop better English speaking abilities and to better communicate with American personnel.

Every Tuesday 1000-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room Every Friday, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room Korean Language Class (Basic) The basic Korean class is an introduction to the Korean language with its aim to help non-Korean speakers learn how to pronounce, write and read the Korean alphabet along with learning a few basic Korean words. Classes are held over the span of 8 weeks.

Every Wednesday, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room English Conversation Class Every Wednesday, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll ACS Training Room Korean Language Class (Intermediate) The intermediate Korean class is for students who have advanced from the basic Korean Class. The intermediate Korean classes help students to further develop their Korean speaking skills by learning to properly construct and speak sentences. Classes are held over the span of 8 weeks.

Every Friday, 1000-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room FMWR Outlook 17

Hours of Operation (7 Days a Week) 0600-1730 (Golf Shop) 0600-1800 (Driving Range)

Camp Walker Evergreen Golf Course

PRO SHOP 18-HOLES DRIVING RANGE

6 Sep, 1200 PAY-DAY SCRAMBLE 13 Sep, 1900-2130 NIGHT GLOW TOURNAMENT 19 Sep, 1830-2000 EVENING ON THE RANGE 21 Sep, 1200 GIRL SCOUT TOURNAMENT

Golf Course 764-4601 Pro Shop 764-4628

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28 Sep, 1000-1130 FREE GOLF LESSONS

Oct 5-6, 0700 Open to all SOFA & Honorary Members of the Evergreen Golf Course 36 Hole Stroke Play Flighted by handicap Men’s & Ladies Divisions Deadline to sign up is 2 Oct. FMWR Outlook 19

Camp Walker Evergreen Community Club

SUPER SUNDAY Champagne Brunch Sundays, 1000-1330 in the Ballroom 8 September – Oriental Theme 15 September – End of Summer B-B-Q 29 September – Filipino Theme

COMING 27 September

The Evergreen Club will be CLOSED for revitalization training 16-28 Sep During this time, coffee service will be available in the Golf Pro Shop and the Hilltop Club will offer lunch service Monday-Friday, 1100-1330.

Beginning in October, Legends will be open for: LUNCH Monday-Friday, 1100 to 1330

Open House 1700-1900 20 FMWR Outlook

DINNER Tuesday-Saturday, 1700-2030

COMING IN OCTOBER

PRELIMINARIES - 11 Oct, 2000 at the Hilltop Club FINALS – 18 Oct, 2000 at the Evergreen Club Top contestants will compete for $500, $250 and $100.

First Place in the local competition will have a chance to compete for a spot in the world-wide competition!

Sign up at the Hilltop Club or contact Marketing at 768-7563 for a registration packet.

FMWR Outlook 21

Camp Walker Hilltop Club 19 September: Club Closed for Chusok

764-4985 Mondays, 1700-2100 Monster T-Bone Steak (1 ½ pound): $21.95 1 free lemonade or ice tea or a glass of wine Tuesdays, 1700-2100 2-4-1 Ribeye Steak Night: $21.95 Have our chef cook it to your liking. Side dishes baked potato, corn-on-the-cob, dinner roll Wednesdays,1700-2000 Naked Chicken Wing Night: 30-cent per ounce Come early ‘cuz we sell out fast!

Wednesdays (1900-2200)/Saturdays (2000-0100) House Band “AUTOREVERSE” Thursdays, 1700-2100 All-You-Can-Eat Pizza & Pasta Buffet: $10.95 No takeout!

Fridays, 1700-2100 Jambalaya Original Mr. Kim chef special, beverage: $8.95 Saturdays, 1230-2000 B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs Combo: $9.95 B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs: $6.95 Sundays, 1230-2130 Large Pizza (Supreme, Vegetable, Pepperoni or Hawaiian): $9.95

Every Mon – Sun, 1700-2100 Chicken & Pork Kebabs: $2 each 22 FMWR Outlook

Labor Day Specials with ”AUTOREVERSE” Monday, 2 September 1600-2300 B-B-Q Chicken & Ribs Monster T-Bone Steak (1½ pound) Margarita special : $3.95 Evergreen Club will be closed September 16-26 & 28 During this time, coffee service will be available in the Golf Pro Shop and the Hilltop Club will offer lunch service Monday-Friday, 1100-1330 & dinner start at 1600

Hilltop Club Open for Lunch September 16-18, 20 & 23-27 1100-1330

Starting 16 September Game Room Open (Hilltop) Monday-Friday, 1100 Free Beverage!

PUB Trivia Night Tuesdays, 1900 Hilltop Club Free Snacks for Trivia Teams Only!

Open to Military/Civilian

Fridays, 2000-2300 at Hilltop September Karaoke Competition Win $50-1st or $25-2nd place weekly.

1st place weekly winners will earn a spot in the Grand Finale on Oct 4.

A valid sofa ID card is required

Operation Rising Star!

11 October, 2000-2300 1st,

2nd

& 3rd prizes will be given away at the Finals on 18 October at the Evergreen Club.

Practice KARAOKE every Friday to prepare for the Operation Rising Star

764-4985

FMWR Outlook 23

Hip Hop, Dance & Variety Music.

Late Night Party at the Hilltop Open Fridays & Saturdays ‘til 0300 Late night menu available 0100-0245

Guest DJ’s Welcome on Fridays 2300-0300 Call to reserve your spot, 764-4985 24 FMWR Outlook

Is moving to Henry’s Place!

Every Saturday Effective 7 September Doors open at 1700 and Early Bird Game starts at 1800 Menu items available and free half-time snacks.

Get your game on at Henry’s Place!

768-7300

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2 Sep: Club Closed for U.S. Holiday (Labor Day) 18-20 Sep: Club Closed for KN Holiday (Chusok)

Lunch Special “A or B” EVERY MONDAY-FRIDAY, 1100-1330 Special A ($8.95) / Special B ($7.95) Add salad bar for $2.95 Add soup and salad bar for $3.95 Soup and salad bar without the special is $7.95 Outdoor B-B-Q Lunch EVERY THURSDAY, 1100-1330 Combo any of the B-B-Q menu for $2 All Combo meals include soda and choice of one side dishes.

768-7300

Pasta Buffet Lunch

EVERY WEDNESDAY Henry’s Place, 1100-1300

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Adults ($8.95) / Ages 6-12 ($5.95) Ages 5 under eat free.

Beverages not included.

FREE Snacks EVERY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, 1730-1830

Every Wed / Henry’s Place Sign in at 1730 / Game begins at 1800 -Tournament with complimentary meal!

-Minimum 10 players required.

Weekly winners: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd next week buy-in. Points are awarded each week.

768-7300 26 FMWR Outlook

After 8 weeks the top 9 point earners from the weekly tournaments play for 1st $500, 2nd $300, 3rd $200.

Henry’s Place

Daily Dinner Specials Every Wednesday-Friday 1700-2030 Ribeye Steak (10 oz): $11 Potato salad, vegetable, baked beans, roll, ice tea and lemonade.

768-7300

Every Wednesday, 1700-2030 Family Night Build Your Own Pizza & Karaoke: $12.95 Your family builds their own personal 12” pizza and a pitcher of soda is included.

Every Thursday, 1700-2030 Turn N’ Burn Grill Your Own Steak Night N.Y. Steak (10 oz): $12.50 Ribeye Steak (10 oz): $11 T-Bone Steak (16 oz): $17.50 Baked potato, coleslaw, corn-on-the-cob, dinner rolls with butter. Beverage not included.

Every Friday, 1700-2030 Grill Your Own Mongolian B-B-Q Veggies are a basic price (1) time through (not all-you-can-eat) Adults: $9.95 Ages 6-12: $4.95 Age 5 under eat free Beef, pork, chicken sold by the ounce-50-cents Beverages not included.

FMWR Outlook 27

House Band

“AUTOREVERSE”

Hilltop Community Club: Every Wednesday at 1900 (764-4985) Henry’s Place: Every Thursday at 1700 (768-7300) Hideaway Community Club: Every Friday at 1800 (765-8574) Hilltop Community Club: Every Saturday from 2000-0100 (764-4985) 28 FMWR Outlook

Henry’s Place

OUTDOOR B-B-Q LUNCH

768-7300

MENU B-B-Q Chicken B-B-Q Ribs Bratwurst Hot Link Nathan Hot Dogs

SIDES $4.50 $6.50 $3 $3 $3

Macaroni & Cheese Baked Beans Corn on the Cob Coleslaw Potato Salad Assorted Soda Bottled Water

$1.75 $1.75 $1.25 $1.75 $1.75 $1.25 $1.25

Add 16 oz Soda and Side Dish for $2

Henry’s Place

SPECIAL EVENTS Every Tuesday, 1100-1330 $1 off the Grilled Chicken Sandwich Every Thursday, 1700-2030 30-cent Chicken Wings Night

FREE SNACKS Every Wednesday & Friday from 1730-1830

27 September (Friday), 1700 Right Arm Night.

Free Snacks while they last.

D.J. Needed Contact Mr. Cho, 010-3532-8214 Yongtae,cho2.ln@mail.mil FMWR Outlook 29

Hideaway Community Club

NEW Snack Bar Menu

Effective 1 July

Chicken Wings

$6.95

Chicken Tenders

$4.95

Mozzarella Sticks

$4.95

Grilled Ham & Cheese

$4.50

Yaki Mandu

$3.95

Fried Chicken Gizzards

$3.95

Egg Sandwich

$2.75

Hotdog

$2.25

Add Cheese (.25) / Add Ham (.50)

Hotdog w/Chili & Cheese

Add Chili (.50) / Add Cheese (.25)

$2.95

Criss-Cut/Regular Fries Add Chili (.50) / Add Cheese (.25)

765-8574 Camp Carroll Hideaway Community Club HOURS OF OPEATIAON Tue-Thu: 1630-2300 Fri & Sat: 1630-0300 Sun & Mon: Closed U.S. Holidays: 1700-2300

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$1.95

Camp Carroll Hideaway Community Club

Special Events 7 September, 2000-2200 “Poetic Action”

765-8574

Express your artistic talents through spoken work, written poetry, innovative skit, and lyrical acapella interpretation.

1st $50, 2nd $25 gift card to winner.

Free snacks at 2100

14 September, 2000-2300 Latin Dance Contest $50 gift card to winner. Free snacks at 2100

Texas Hold ‘ Em Tournament

Every Thursday at Camp Carroll Hideaway Club Sign in at 1800 / Game begins at 1830 Weekly Winners:

Poker tournament with a complimentary meal.

1st $75 / 2nd $50 / 3rd next week buy-in. Points are awarded each week. After 8 weeks the top 9 point earners from the weekly tournaments play for 1st $500 / 2nd $300 / 3rd $200 FMWR Outlook 31

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September 15-20 Club Opens at 1700 - KN Chusok Holiday

Hideaway Club

Planning a party? Want to make it into an event? Need a location to hold it?

GIVE US A CALL

765-8574

Every Tuesday-Saturday 1700-2100

“SUDS AND BUDS” Draft $1 Reduced Drink Prices

Every Wednesday “Karaoke & Ladies Night” from 1700-2200

Every Friday

Music & DJ Schedules Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 1700-2300 Variety Music Every Friday, 1800-2300 “AUTOREVERSE” (House Band)

Live Music “AUTOREVERSE” Band plays from 1800-2300.

House D.J. spins from 2300-0300 (top 40/R&B) Free snacks at 1900

Every Saturday, 2200-2400 Salsa Music (House D.J.)

Every Saturday, 1700-2100

Every Saturday, 2400-0300 R&B Music (House D.J.)

“Ladies Night” Salsa at 2200 and R&B music with our House D.J. at 2400

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Library, Camp Walker, 764-4318 Library, Camp Carroll, 765-8407

“Display Materials” Resources & Services E-readers available for checkout New and Popular Books Magazines/newspapers DVD, CD, and audiobooks Video Games: Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 Libros en Español Free internet access, including WiFi Online databases Ebooks and e-audiobooks Photocopier International fax service Portable DVD players for in-house use Digital data sender Children’s area

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Children’s Storytime Every Thursday Camp Walker Library at 1030 Camp Carroll Library at 1115

Digital Training Facilities Camp Henry (Bldg. 1311) 768-7911 Camp Carroll (Bldg. S205) 765-8948

The Digital Training Facilities (DTFs) offer a flexible and efficient means by which Soldiers and civilians can meet their training requirements in today’s demanding Army. The DTF provides a classroom setting where soldiers can work on Structured Self Development (SSD); individual and collective training for various MOSs and skills or in support of a unit’s collective training tasks.

Using video-teletraining equipment, high-speed internet access, and computer based training, Soldiers and civilians can train when it fits their professional needs and personal schedules. Walk-ins can be easily accommodated when group learning is not scheduled. Contact your training officer or NCO to see what’s available for you and your soldiers or call your local DTF Manager listed above.

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Camp Walker Library USAG DAEGU

764-4318

Baby Storytime Starting September 11 We hope you and your children can join us for Storytime on a regular basis!

Here are a few reminders: Please sit with your child and encourage them to listen to the story. If your child is ready to move on, please take them to the toy area. Food is not allowed in the library – only covered drinks, so make sure your little one has eaten before your arrive. Enjoy yourself! Children’s literature is quite enjoyable – for children and adults!

0-2 YEARS OLD Wednesdays 1030-1100 Sit with your little ones during story time and join them for music and playtime after the stories! Bring your child’s favorite blanket or stuffed toy to make them more comfortable while they listen to the stories.

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Camp Walker Community Center

Item Listing Check Out Item Air Bouncing Kid Combo Show Booth Coliseum

Hourly

764-4123/5919 Daily

Weekly

$75 $100 $125

Costume

$25

Fishing Equipment

$15

$60

Ice Chest

$2

$10

Podium

$10

$50

Snow Cone Machine

$10

KARAOKE Machine

$25

Item

Hourly

Daily

Weekly

Folding Chair

0.50

$2

Folding Table

$5

$20

Gas Grill

$15

Gas for Grill

$30

Century Camp Stove

$2

$10

Propane Lantern

$2

$10

3 Sleep Tent

$10

$40

4-5 Sleep Tent

$12

$48

6 Sleep Tent

$15

$60

$5

$20

Small PA System

$25

Popcorn Popper

$10

Fog Machine

$25

Sleeping Bag

Spotlight

$10

Inflatable Boat

$50

Multi Purpose Room #122

$15

$75

Canopy (10X10)

$25

$25

$100

Canopy (10X20)

$35

TV Meeting Room #125 (A+B)

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$40

$150

Auto Skills, Cp Henry (Bldg. S-1415) / 768-8164 AUTO REPAIR SERVICES Timing belt replacement Computerized 4-wheel alignments Tire installation, repair and balance Detail service, disposal vehicles and other vehicle problems. Safety inspections

Do It Yourself The Auto Skills Center has trained instructors and mechanics to guide customers through a wide range of repairs and maintenance.

ONGOING SERVICES Charging Systems Check Engine Trouble Codes Smog Check Failures Air Conditioning Automobile Engines Repair Fuel Injection/Carburator Oil Change Service Overheating Electrical `

At LJ, we strive to provide premier urologic care with outstanding physicians and providers, state of the art technology, a comprehensive clinical facility and our dedication to create the best patient experience possible.

American doctor qualification authentication (ECFMG 0-666-991) in compliance with the urologic medical specialist

Mon-Fri: 0900-1900 Sat: 0900-1600 Sun & Holidays: Closed Reservation and consultation, 053)253-5825 (24 hours) MEDICAL TREATMENTS STD Diseases Prostate disorders Circumcision Vasectomy ED Paid advertisement

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Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Every Wednesday, 0900 Camp Henry/Walker BOSS Meeting Cp Walker Community Center

Every Wednesday, 1300 Camp Carroll BOSS Meeting Cp Carroll Community Center www.facebook.com/BOSSAreaIV PV2 Walls, Iesha Walker/Henry President 010-2771-1082 Email: iesha.l.walls.mil@mail.mil

BOSS Coordinator SGT Jackson, Ashley Office phone: 764-4426 email: ashley.n.jackson4@us.army.mil

SPC Howe, Danielle Carroll President 010-2605-3243 Email: Danielle.a.howe.mil@mail.mil

All single and unaccompanied Soldiers are welcome!

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Camp Walker Arts & Crafts Center (In the Community Activity Center)

764-5692

Matting & Framing Class Instruction will be provided by the Arts & Crafts center staff by request and during normal operation hours. Pre-registration is required.

GAGA Plastic Surgery Clinic in Daegu Eyelid Surgery Upper Blepharoplasty Lower Blepharoplasty Rhinoplasty Augmentation Reduction Alar Reduction Fat Injection Botox & Fillers Hair Transplantation

Liposuction Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) Face Lift Bone Surgery Mandible, Chin Zygoma Breast Surgery Augmentation Reduction

Dr. Oh, Jae H., MD Board of Certified Cosmetic Plastic Surgeon.

Member of the Korean Medical Association.

Member of American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

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Direction 1. Make R turn from gate 2, Cp Henry 2. L turn at HW 40, go to telephone ST. 3. Make R turn at DongsungRo, go straight 300 yds.

Just past Starbucks, 2nd Fl Adidas Shoes Store

GaGa Plastic Surgery Clinic: 053-427-8877, Daegu Jung-gu, Dongsung-ro 2ga 141-7 www.gagaclinic.co.kr / Monday - Friday: 1000-1900 / Saturday: 1000-1700 International Coordinator: Ms. Choi at 010-5205-3845 FMWR Outlook 39

Camp Walker Community Activity Center

21 September, 1400 RECREATIONAL TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT 28 September, 1400 RECREATIONAL 8-BALL TOURNAMENT *Trophies will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd & 3rd place winners.

If there are 6 players, only 1st & 2nd place winners will receive trophies.

A minimum of six players are needed for a tournament.

764-4123/5919

Sign up today! 764-4123

Yigi-Dae Park Seacliff Sidewalk Tour in Busan

Saturday, 7 September Camp Walker Community Activity Center Transportation fee: $15 (adult) / $10 (child under 12) Bus departs: Camp Carroll CAC parking Lot at 0700 and Camp Walker Commissary Parking Lot at 0800 / Return: 1700 (Camp Walker), 1800 (Camp Carroll) -Maximum tour slots 40 -Children under 17 must be accompanied by a parent Sign-up deadline: 4 September 40 FMWR Outlook

Camp Walker Community Center 764-4123 Every Friday, 1500-1600

FREE WATERCOLOR CLASSES Enjoy general fine art painting instruction in traditional and original artportrait, still life, and landscape. The instructional goal is the understanding of the basic principles of fine art and development of artistic technique.

Learn artistic culture and improve your skills!

Instructor: Mr. Ha Byoung Jae / 010-8258-4377

Every Saturday, 1300

FREE DRAWING CLASS Figure Drawing Come to the Camp Walker CAC for Saturday afternoon drawing class. This class is a good chance to study the art of sketching the human form and other various animals.

TAKE YOUR DRAWING SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL! Join me and practice drawing anything from anatomically correct renderings to loose and expressive sketches!

Stop by to practice your figure drawing skills in a classroom setting Instructor: SPC Robert Holdgate / 010-7661-4111 FMWR Outlook 41

Hwa-wangsan Hiking Tour in Changnyeong county 14 September Camp Walker Community Activity Center Transportation fee: Adult: $15 (adult) / $10 (child under 12) Bus Departs: Camp Carroll CAC Parking Lot at 0800 Camp Walker Commissary Parking Lot at 0900 and / Return: 1800 (Camp Walker) / 1900 (Camp Carroll) Refund and Cancellation Policy: If FMWR cancels the trip, a full refund will be provided to participants. If participant cancels less than 48 hours prior to trip, no refund will be issued.

Bring a sack lunch and extra clothing / No pets are allowed

Sign up deadline: 11 September / 764-4123

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WEEKDAYS $8 per person (military training) $15 per person (other)

WEEKEND 1300-1800 $15 per person; reservations accepted

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Camp Carroll Community Center

765-8325 Daily, 1100-1300

FREE POPCORN 8 September, 1400 LOCAL CHESS TOURNAMENT

Trophies awarded to 1st & 2nd place winners.

Must have a minimum of six players.

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14 September, 1700-2100 WINE & JAZZ FEST at Camp Walker Kelly Field JAZZ FEST BUS $5 transportation fee / Pay at the CACs

by Sep 12th.

Departs from Camp Carroll CAC at 1600 And arrives at Camp Walker at 1700 Return: Departs from Kelly Fitness Center at 2200.

Arrive at Camp Carroll at 2300.

Bring dollars for food and snacks

Sign-up today!

765-8325

(Busan City)

Dam-Yang Bamboo Village Tour (DamYang County)

2 September Camp Carroll Community Center

28 September Camp Carroll Community Center

Transportation fee: $15 (adult) / $10 (kids 12 & below)

Transportation fee: $15 (adult) / $10 (kids 12 & below)

Entrance fee: 19,000 won Bring a sack lunch or extra Korean won for your meal.

Entrance fee: 3,000 won Bring a sack lunch or extra Korean won for your meal.

Busan Aquarium Tour

13-person limit Departs from the Camp Carroll CAC Parking Lot at 0800 and Camp Walker Commissary Parking Lot at 0900

Departs from Camp Carroll CAC Parking Lot at 0800 and Camp Walker Commissary Parking Lot at 0900 Sign up today! 765-8325

Sign up today! 765-8325

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CAMP WALKER BOWLING CENTER (Comes w/Fries & Drink)

BOWLING MENU Spare Burger (Hamburger)

$5.50

Bowling Burger (Double Hamburger) $6.95 Strike Burger (Cheeseburger)

300 Burger (Double Cheeseburger)

$7.50

Extreme ¼ Burger (Bacon Cheeseburger)

$6.75

Extreme ½ Burger (Double Bacon Cheeseburger)

$8.50

Grilled Chicken Sandwich

$6.95

Philly Cheese Steak

$7.95

Chicken Philly Steak

$7.95

Pepper Jack Chicken Sandwich

$6.95

Combustion Burger

$7.50

Chicken Tenders (5 pieces)

$7.75

Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich

$7.25

Wicked Wings (10 pieces)

$10.50

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$5.95

Co-located with the Camp Carroll Bowling Center

765-4470

Steaks & Sides Burgers & BBQ Southwest Fare Homestyle Cookin’ Sopas y Ensaladas EVERY WEDNESDAY, 1700-2000

Turn n’ Burn Your-Own-Steak T-Bone Steak ($11.95) / N.Y. Steak ($10.95) / 5oz Chicken Breast ($7.95) Includes corn-on-cob, baked potato and coleslaw

Hours of Operation Lunch: Monday-Friday, 1100-1330 Dinner: Wednesday-Saturday, 1630-2100 Camp Carroll Bowling Snack Bar

Rotisserie Chicken Menu Full Bird: $12.95 / ½ Bird: $6.95 Full-Bird Dinner: $18.95 Choice of side, seasoned criss-cut fries, 4 dinner rolls Half-Bird Dinner: $10.95 Choice of side, seasoned criss-cut fries, 2 dinner rolls Choice of Sides Coleslaw, potato salad, macaroni salad FMWR Outlook 47

Camp Walker Bowling Center Every Tuesday-Friday, 1130-1330 BOWL (2) TWO GAMES AT LUNCHTIME AND RECEIVE 50% OFF ANY COMBO MEAL Every Tuesday-Friday, 1330-1700 EARLY BIRD DOLLAR BOWLING SPECIAL $1.75 per game. $2.50 shoe rental

The Bowling Center will be open on Labor Day (Monday) & Closed on Tuesday, 3 September

Frequency Cards for the Strike Zone and Lanes! Ask your service provider for more information. 764-4334

Every Tuesday, 1700-2230 TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING “Two games for one game price” $2.50 shoe rental Every Wednesday, 1700-2230 MIDDLE OF WEEK BOWLING MADNESS Adult: $3 per game Children: $2.75 per game $2.50 shoe rental On Wednesdays you can use up to 3 free bowling coupons per person.

Every Friday & Saturday, 1900-2330 EXTREME BOWLING Adult: $3 per game Children: $2 per game $2.50 shoe rental

Every Saturday, 1130-1900 Adult: $3 per game Children: $2.75 per game $2.50 shoe rental Every Sunday, 1130-2230 RED PIN BOWLING Adult: $3 per game Children: $2.75 per game $2.50 shoe rental 48 FMWR Outlook

764-4334

Camp Walker Bowling Center 764-4334 4 September, 1800-2000 GOOD NEIGHBOR BOWLING PROGRAM Middle School students welcome to the Cp Walker Bowling Center 14 September, 1300 SCOTCH BOWLING TOURNAMENT Entry fee: $30 p/team (6 games) The prize will be given by team.

What is scotch bowling tournament?

One team must have either one female and two males or two females and one male.

Every Sunday SUNDAYS FAMILY BOWLING A Family of four can bowl for one hour and get an 8-piece chicken box with French fries for only $30.

Shoe rental is not included (25 % savings) Every Tuesday-Friday, 1130-1330 LUNCHTIME BOWLING Bowl 2 games at lunchtime and receive 50% off any Combo Meal 1-30 September CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY PARTY $15 per child Free shoe rental, two hours of bowling and a kid’s meal.

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28 September, 1300 9 PIN NO TAP BOWLING TOURNAMENT Entry fee: $20 (6 games) 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes for high scores

Lane fee: $3 p/game Shoe rental: $2.50 p/pair

UNIT BOWLING PARTIES, AND GROUP ACTIVITIES $25 per lane Free shoe rental and one hour bowling. Anything over one hour, pay for one more hours.

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Camp Carroll Bowling Center Birthday Bowling Have a Bowling Birthday Party!

Offer good with 8 or more bowlers, package price $30 for 2 hours bowl, free shoe rental, fountain soda, rotisseries chicken or 17” large pizza per lane.

Reservation is required 2 hours in advance for food!

Lunchtime Bowling Every Monday-Friday, 1100-1330 3 games of bowling, shoe rental an hotdog and soft drink: $9.95 per bowler.

2 games of bowling, shoe rental and hotdog & soft drink: $7.95 per bowler

Lane fee: $3 p/game Shoe rental: $2 p/pair 765-4470

Join your fellow chamber members for an evening of fun, food and friendship at the

Sign-up your company as a “TEAM” (4 people), or get your own lane as an individual.

$15 p/person Includes two hours of bowling, refreshments, music, door prize and lots of fun!

12 September, 1900-2100 Camp Carroll Bowling Center

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Camp Carroll Bowling Center

765-4470 Every Monday-Friday, 1330-1700 EARLY BIRD BOWLING SPECIAL - $1.75 per game (shoe rental not included) Every Tuesday, 1700-2200 BOSS & BUDDY BOWLING, only pay for one person (2-for-1 special). Naturally, the boss pays for the shoes Every Friday & Saturday, 1800-2200 EXTREME BOWLING Enjoy Extreme (cosmic) Bowling every Friday and Saturday night. Colored lights, spinning disco balls, and black and LASER lights throughout the house! Romping & Stomping MUSIC and Special GLOW IN THE DARK pins.

Every Saturday 1000-1500 CHILDREN’S BOWLING SPECIAL $1.75 bowling for the children (shoe rental not included)

Every Saturday, 1630-2100 FAMILY BOWLING Your family can have dinner, then bowl one game free (shoe rental not included) Every Sunday, 1100-1500 CHILDREN’S BOWLING $1.75 bowling for the children (shoe rental not included) Every Sunday, All day RED PIN BOWLING You get a strike when the head pin is red, you will receive a coupon good for one free game the next time you bowl at the Carroll Lanes

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How to stay in touch with what’s happening in Daegu USAG Daegu Facebook: www.facebook.com/USAGDaegu

FMWR Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/fmwr.daegu “Friend” us

Looking for community information?

•Pick up a copy of the FMWR Outlook magazine (AAFES Movie Schedule and Bus Schedules are also included) •Find the Outlook magazine online at www.ISSUU.com (search “FMWR Outlook” or scan the QR code on the cover) •Listen to AFN Daegu radio at FM 88.5 (FMWR Marketing and Activity Managers share the air, and AFN Daegu posts FMWR activities and events on their Facebook) •Pick up a copy of the weekly Morning Calm Newspaper •Check out the banners on Camps Walker, Henry, and Carroll •Turn on the Command Channel (Ch. #3 – closed circuit). To place an ad, email: www.USAGDaegu@yahoo.com .

•Look for posters and flyers in FMWR facilities •Contact your FRG Leader •“Friend” the DHS Facebook at “DoDEA Daegu High School” •Visit the Daegu American School website at (DAS) at http://www.daegu-un.pac.dodea.edu/ •Send and receive “Hot Apple” community information emails. Email: usarmy.henry.imcompacific.list.usag-daegu.ioc@mail.mil (watch for our FMWR weekly Morale Update on the Hot Apple) •Check out the Stars & Stripes “PStripes” for upcoming USAG Daegu events •Ask any FMWR Customer Service Representative •Online calendar for public viewing! Get the complete FMWR annual event list in one location. http://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/calendar.php?crd=fmwrdaegu& 52 FMWR Outlook

Parent Advisory Committee Meetings

16 Sep, 1730 at the School Age Center (SAC) on Cp Walker and 16 Dec, 1730 at the Child Development Center (CDC) on Camp Walker

The Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) is a group of elected parents who serve in an advisory capacity. The PAC comes together for, at least, quarterly meetings during the year and makes recommendations and gives input on policies, programs, services, allocation of resources, etc. This council is a very important part of having a say in our programs. CYS Services management staff listen to and appreciate the input from parents.

Please come and let your voice be heard.

We will have FREE refreshments and all attendees get Parent Participation Points!

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Camp Walker Child Development Center (CDC), bldg. #223 / 764-4834 What is the Army Strong Beginnings Pre-K Program?

The Army Strong Beginnings Pre-K is a program designed to prepare children to be successful to enter school. The curriculum focuses on the social, emotional, and physical development of children; and equips them with basic academics and “Kindergarten Classroom Etiquette” skills to enhance “school readiness.”

Who is eligible for the Program?

Children who will be entering Kindergarten the following fall are eligible to attend Strong Beginnings Pre-K. For our program children must be 4 years old prior to 1 September 2013.

When is the Strong Beginnings Pre-K Program? I need care before and after?

The Strong Beginnings program operates from 0830 and ends at 1130. Wrap Around Care is offered at Camp Walker CDC for those parents who need Full Day care. Full Day care is available 0530-1800, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Thursday the Center opens at 0615.

When does Strong Beginnings Pre-K operate?

The Strong Beginnings Pre-K program follows the DODEA School Sure Start calendar. This means when DODEA is closed so is the Strong Beginnings Classroom. If your child is in Full Day (Wrap around Program) we will still care for your children however they will be in the Preschool room or the Kindergarten room depending on ratios. If you are in Part Day we can provide care under Hourly Care. The cost for hourly care is $4.00 per hour.

What will the Strong Beginnings Pre-K program cost?

Fees will be based upon total family income; Following DoD Fee Policy. Part Day Strong Beginnings is billed once a month, and they get billed the same amount every month even though there are breaks in some months and none in others. The Fees were set up this way, so payments are predictable, the fees take in to consideration all the breaks, teacher work days, and holidays and distributed evenly so the households pay the same every month. Families are not paying for the time your children are out of school because the Army took that into consideration when they came up with the fees.

This is why you are charged the same amount when your child is not here during breaks (i.e. winter break, spring break, teacher work days, holidays and days out).

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Camp Walker Child Development Center (CDC), bldg. #223 / 764-4834 Will the teachers be allowed to teach children?

In all CYS Services Programs, staff teach children. In the Strong Beginnings Pre-K Program, there is an emphasis on kindergarten readiness skills; therefore the teaching methods used will more often resemble those of a kindergarten classroom.

What is the difference between Preschool and Strong Beginnings Pre-K? Preschool helps to develop the “whole child”, focusing on social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth of children. We nurture children and help them grow. Children are always free to explore and take risks in a safe environment. In preschool a child is encouraged to develop friendships, learn how to play with others and take turns. Academics are taught through hands-on experiences in math, science, reading and writing, etc. While Strong Beginnings Pre-K still does all of those wonderful things for children, there is more focus on academics skills, learning self control and following directions, learning numbers, colors, shapes and simple mathematical concepts, writing and reading. Strong Beginnings Pre-K focuses on kindergarten readiness and getting children ready for school.

How will we celebrate the end of the school year?

We recognize that leaving Strong Beginnings Pre-K and going to Kindergarten is a big deal for you and your child. We will celebrate the end of Strong Beginnings Pre-K with a “Graduation” type ceremony that will be fun and meaningful for the children and parents.

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CYS Services Sports Registration 764-4859

Basketball Registration 1-29 November Ages: Youth 3-15 / Cost: $40 Practices will begin on/about 16 December with games beginning on/about 4 January 2014

Daegu Dolphins Winter Swim Team 1-29 November Ages: Youth 3-15 / Cost: $65 Practices will begin on/about 16 December with swim meets scheduled January-March 2014

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CYS Services

Call us at 764-5298

14 September 1830-2230 Camp Walker CDC Four hours of FREE care!

Children must be registered with CYS Services. Parents can call for a slot starting on Monday September 2nd.

Camp Walker Child Development Center (CDC), bldg. #223 / 764-4834

Please call early as slots are limited. You may sign up in person at Parent Central Services on Camp Walker (we open at 9 a.m.) or by calling 764-5298.

CDC Play Group will be offered every Wednesday from 10301130. Parents must attend with their child. This is a great place to network, have fun and build friendships, for both children and parents.

CDC has openings for children 6 weeks to Kindergarten, as well has hourly spots. We invite you to visit us and enroll your child in a program that will help them to grow and explore. All children must be registered with Parent Central Services to use CYSS programs.

Strong Beginnings will start on September 12. Children will need to be registered at Parent Central Services Bldg # 257 DSN 764-5298.

Please note before you child can attend Strong Beginnings, parents have to attend only one of the three mandatory Strong Beginnings orientations offered.

Orientations will be September 5th from 1100-1200 and September 10th from 1400-1500. Please call the CDC to sign up for orientation or if you have any questions about the program.

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CYS Services, School Age Center

Sep 28

1300-1600 Camp George Field z Please join us for family activities on the Camp George Field on 28 September from 1300-1600. The BOSS soldiers have volunteered to grill up a picnic for Daegu families and help them celebrate a family fun day. There will be bouncies, free food, games, surprises and competitions for families and children. Please come ready for fun, bring an appetite, all the kids that you can wrangle and join us for an afternoon of fun.

For more information, call 764-5297

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Camp Walker Youth Services, Middle School & Teens

764-5721 6 September, 1730-1830 BAGGERS ORIENTION 9-14 September, 15030-1630 MADNESS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WEEK 17 September, 1600-1700 CULTURAL COOKING KOREAN RICE CAKE 18 September, 1530-1630 TORCH CLUB MEETING 19 September, 1530-1600 FINE ARTS CLUB MEETING 25 September, 1230-1330 KEYSTONE CLUB MEETING 27 September, 1600-2000 TRIPLE PLAY AND TECH CLUB ACTIVITY 30 September, 1500-1700 BIRTHDAY/HAIL ‘N FAREWELL PARTY

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CYS Services, Camp Walker 764-5298

Super Saturday FREE Trip to Pohang 7 September This is a family class/outing that we hold several times throughout the school year where parents attend with their children and participate in a fun family activity. Our goal is to hold classes that engage children and encourage families to come and learn together while having a great time. For the first Super Saturday of the 2013/2014 school year we have planned a fun family outing for Saturday September the 7th. We are taking a FREE trip, available to all CYS Services registered families, to a local Beach area (Pohang). Yes, that is right-beaches are located within an hour and a half of here and we will take a bus and go exploring at least one of the options. We will spend some time on at least one beach, so please bring appropriate swimwear, shoes, towels, won, and a packed lunch and snack (don't forget the water). We will meet at our regular Super Saturday spot, building 257 on Camp Walker (Parent Central Services/SAC building behind the gas station) at 0930am. The only requirement is that children are registered with CYS Services and that children are enrolled for the activity through Parent Central Services. Spots are limited so please sign up soon (last registrations will be taken the Thursday prior to the trip-which will be September the 5th - COB).

Please sign up by visiting Parent Central Services on Camp Walker or by calling 764-5298 (we open at 0900).

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Child, Youth & School Services, Camp Walker

764-5721/4112

SKIES Unlimited Instructional Classes DRUMS Mondays, 1500. $50 p/month SWIMMING CLASS Mondays & Wednesdays (Beginners) Tuesdays & Thursdays (Advanced) Evening Class, 1600 $80 p/month (8 sessions)

Seeking instructors in the following skill areas Hello Music together, Martial Arts and Tennis Email: Enrique.silva.naf@mail.mil

ARTS & CRAFTS (New!) Mondays & Thursdays 8-12 years (1530-1700) 13-18 years (1730-1900) $80 p/month plus one time $30 registration fee (covers materials) PIANO CLASS: Mondays-Fridays, 1500 $130 p/month (8 sessions)

FMWR Outlook 61

CYS Services, Camp Walker (Youth Center)

MONEY MATTERS Workshop 17 September, 1300 Savings and Investing 30 September, 1300 Entrepreneurship

Have comments, questions, and/or concerns please call the HIRED! Coordinator at 764-5721, 764-4112 or email to enrique.silva.naf@mail.mil

764-5721 / 764-4112 The Money Matters Workshops can give you the tools you need to make the right choices in Planning for College; Budget Living Within Your Means; Credit/Debt; Saving & Investing; and Entrepreneurship. Stop by the Youth Center and sign up for these informational workshops that lead to BGCA Money Matters Scholarships.

Does a $2,000 to $5,000 scholarship sound good to YOU?

Must have an active Youth Center Membership to participate (ages 13-18 years) 62 FMWR Outlook

A career path is knocking at your door and it's time for you to see what's available. Fun, interactive, career and college prep workshops will also be offered throughout the apprenticeship. So, step up your game and make yourself more marketable!

As a youth apprentice, students will walk away with new knowledge and enhanced skills in writing and customer service. Students can feel confident at the end of the program, ready to shine and impress future employers. The apprenticeship will definitely help students prepare for job and college applications, and life in general!

HIRED! Terms The HIRED! Apprenticeship term consists of four, 12-week terms repeated annually. Participants 15 to 18 years of age are able to participate in a maximum of two terms per year for three consecutive years. Within each 12-week term, apprentices are expected to work 15 hours in a 7-day period while concurrently participating in HIRED! Workforce-Preparation and Secondary Education Exploration Workshops. Call, 764-5721/4112 or enrique.silva.naf@mail.mil or see your counselor.

Applications due to the HIRED! Coordinator by 13 September 2013.

Stop the Youth Center to pick your application.

Session is October thru December 2013.

Receive a stipend check from Kansas State University ranging from $500 to $700.

Have comments, questions, and/or concerns please call the HIRED! Coordinator at 764-5721/4112 or email to enrique.silva.naf@mail.mil.

CYS Services, Camp Walker (Youth Center)

MONEY MATTERS Workshop FMWR Outlook 63

USAG Daegu Fitness Calendar CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Camp Walker: 764-4800 Camp Carroll: 765-8118

AQUA PUMP/CORE a fun centered exercise that is designed for a challenging cardio and toning workout with minimal impact. Non swimmers are welcome.

CYCLING - high intensity indoor cycling class that incorporates a 15 minute core conditioning phase at the end of the journey. Guaranteed to make you sweat.

CROSSFIT a functional, mission-oriented workout that is sure to shock and sculpt your body to enhance your daily activities, and designed to build power and agility.

MAT PILATES enhances your postural alignment, balance, strength, flexibility and coordination.

A challenging core workout that is sure to compliment your cardio sessions.

POWER YOGA isometric strength training that will burn calories and sculpt lean muscle mass combined with flexibility training to enhance connective tissue and muscle power.

ZUMBA is the only Latin-inspired dance fitness program that blends red-hot international music, easy to follow dance steps to form a fitness party that is downright addictive.

64 FMWR Outlook

Fitness Classes!

Monday through Friday

Dexter Wise

Mardy Menzimer

Betsy Lizotte

CLASS INSTRUCTORS Betsy Lizotte (BL) Nicole Eskridge (NE) Mardy Menzimer (MM) Dex Wise (DW) Sharayah Smith (SS) Andrew Jones (AJ) April Park (AP) Nicole Eskridge

SEPTEMBER 2013 Contact us at: area.4.fitness@gmail.com AREAFOUR FIT or AREAFOUR ZUMBA in Facebook

MONDAYS CW 0530 Crossfit - DW CW 0900 Yoga – SP *CW 1630 Power Yoga - BL CC 1830 Zumba - SS CW 1800 Cycling – NE CW 1900 Pilates - NE CC 1900 CrossFit – DW TUESDAYS CW 0845 CrossFit - DW CW 1800 Zumba - AP CW 1830 Aqua Pump – BL CC 0515 Cycling - AJ CC 1800 Cycling - AJ CC 1900 CrossFit - DW •1630 Yoga Classes - $5 per class All other classes are free

Camp Walker (CW): 764-4800 Camp Carroll (CC): 765-8118

WEDNESDAYS CW 0530 CrossFit - DW CW 0900 Cycling - NE CW 0900 Yoga – SP *CW 1630 Core Yoga - BL CC 1800 Zumba – MM THURSDAYS CW 0845 CrossFit – DW CW 1800 Zumba – AP CC 0515 Cycling – AJ CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CW 1830 Aqua Core – BL CC 1900 CrossFit – DW FRIDAYS CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CW 0845 CrossFit – DW *CW 1630 Stress Relief Yoga - BL FMWR Outlook 65

DISCONTINUATION OF FITNESS CENTER TOWEL SERVICES Effective 1 Oct 2013 All USAG Daegu Sports, Fitness and Aquatic Facilities (Cp. Carroll/Henry/Walker) will no longer provide towel service.

We recognize the value towel service provided over the years. However, this service is an expensive option MWR can no longer afford.

Resources are becoming more critical each day; we must take steps to reduce overall costs while remaining focused on higher priority requirements.

We appreciate you stepping up and bringing your own towel as we continue to do our part to help drive efficiencies for our Army!

66 FMWR Outlook

Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center

FLAG FOOTBALL UNIT LEVEL INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE Every Mon & Wed, 1800-2100 Camp Walker Kelly Field

764-4800 764-4225

POST LEVEL FLAG FOOTBALL JAMBOREE (Home & Away Game) Date & Time: TBA. Camp Walker Kelly Field

BASKETBALL USAG DAEGU SUMMER BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 12 September, 1830 at Camp Carroll Fitness Center

SOFTBALL USAG DAEGU FALL SOFTBALL LEAGUE 15, 21 & 29 September 1000-1700 Camp Walker Kelly Field

FMWR Outlook 67

TENNIS 2013 USAG DAEGU Army In Korea (AIK) Invitational Tennis Championship 14-15 September Camp Walker Tennis Court Categories: Men’s Junior Vet (age 31 & under) Men’s Senior (age 32 & over) Women’s Open: Any age & double play (co-ed) Sign-up deadline: September 10

For more information, call 764-4907

764-4800 764-4225 765-8118 765-8287 68 FMWR Outlook

5K Race & 2-Mile Walk 2 September Start at 0800 / Sign-up at 0720-0750 Kelly Field, Camp Walker

3 on 3 Basketball Tournament 2 September, 1000 Basketball Court

764-4800 764-4225 FMWR Outlook 69

Camp Walker UNIT LEVEL INTRAMURAL SOCCER LEAGUE

Every Tue & Thu, 1800 Kelly Field, Camp Walker 764-4800 764-4225

Army In Korea Sporting Events (Invitational) Team Triathlon Championships 7 September at USAG Camp Humphreys Track & Field Championship 14 September at USAG Camp Casey Applications available at local sports, turn in applications a week prior to due date For more information, call 764-4907 or 4800 70 FMWR Outlook

25-28 September Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center Basketball/Racquetball Courts & Aerobics Room will be CLOSED for NEO EXERCISE

Wine & Jazz Festival Concert 14 September, 1700-2200 Camp Walker Kelly Field & Fitness Center Basketball Court will be Closed FMWR Outlook 71

Camp Carroll Swimming Pool

Inner-tube

Water Polo 7 September, 1000 Camp Carroll Outdoor Pool To promote spirit de corps, camaraderie, team work in a safe organized environment

Healthy Lifestyles Challenge 5 September, 1000 Camp Carroll Indoor/Outdoor Pool Prizes: 100 &300 miles (T-shirt) 500 miles (Name Plate on Fitness Center wall plaque)

765-8118

Battleship Who will sink first?

19 September, 1730 Camp Carroll Outdoor Pool Get involved, participate and have fun!

Camp Walker Swimming Pool Every Sunday, 1700

Soldiers Swimming Lessons are FREE Indoor (764-3873) Outdoor (764-4553)

72 FMWR Outlook

Camp Carroll Aquatics Indoor (765-7708) Outdoor (765-4274)

OUTDOOR POOLS WILL CLOSE ON 16 SEPTEMBER

Camp Carroll Fitness Center / 765-8118

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Men’s & Women’s

TOURNAMENT

2 September, 1000 Camp Carroll Fitness Center Men’s: 18-35 / 36 & above Women’s: Open 18 & above All ID card holders 18 & above 765-8118 / To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Many stories, many backgrounds, “One American Spirit”

765-8287

INTRAMURAL SOCCER LEAGUE Every Tuesday-Thursday, 1800 Camp Carroll Story Field INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE Every Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 1800 Camp Carroll Story Field USAG DAEGU SUMMER BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 12 September, 1830. Camp Carroll Fitness Center INTRAMURAL SOCCER PLAY-OFF 30 September-1 October, 1800 Camp Carroll Story Field

Every Tue & Thu, 1000-1100 Camp Carroll Fitness Center FMWR Outlook 73

Welcome to FGTO! Would you like to sell your household goods or your POV? Under the SOFA agreement, we are the only authorized means for you to sell your duty free items in Korea. We will give you advice and appraisals on all of your unwanted items. We can be of great assistance to you. Please do not hesitate to call your local Foreign Goods Transaction Office (FGTO) for any advice or questions. We are here for you!

Foreign Goods Transaction Branch Offices

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Area Covered

FGTO Branch

Phone #

Area Covered

FGTO Branch

Phone #

Area I

Dongduchun Camp Casey Bldg #1709

(DSN) 730-6685 (Com) 031-869-6685

Area IV

Daegu Camp Henry Bldg S-1320

(DSN) 768-8874 (Com) 053-470-8874

Area II

Yongsan Camp Kim Bldg #1241

(DSN) 724-4371-(3) (Com) 02-797-5203

Area IV

Kunsan AB Bldg #1104

(DSN) 782-4811 (Com) 063-470-4811

Area III

Osan AB Bldg #806

(Com) 031-611-7474

www.fgtousfk.com

 Cardio Equipment  Machine & Free Weights  Workout Accessories  Showers & Sauna

Monday – Friday, 0500-2000 Saturday & U.S. Holidays, 1000-1800 74 FMWR Outlook

SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULES Temporary Schedule (Effective 1 April 2013) Weekday: Monday – Friday (Except U.S. Holidays) Cp Henry – Cp George – Cp Walker – Cp George – Cp Henry

POC is Dispatch Office at 768-7936/6722, SFC Craven at 768-8755 or Mr. Isla at 765-7717

Note: The 1430 hr bus run will not stop at bus stop #10 (Cp George) during DoDDS school days.

Buses returning to Cp Henry do not pick up new passengers going to Cp Walker/Cp George.

P=Mon, Tue, Wed & Friday only except Holidays – P.T. Runs / XXX=Bus will not stop at location

Temporary Schedule (Effective 1 April 2013) Camp Carroll to Daegu Area (Monday – Friday)

Camp Carroll to Daegu Area (Sat, Sun, US Holidays & USFK Training Holidays)

FMWR Outlook 75

SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULES

Temporary Schedule (Effective 1 April 2013)

Weekend & U.S. Holiday (Cp Henry – Cp George – Cp Walker – Cp George – Cp Henry)

Note: The 1430 hr bus run will not stop at bus stop #10 (Cp George) during DoDDS school days.

Buses returning to Cp Henry do not pick up new passengers going to Cp Walker/Cp George

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76 FMWR Outlook

FMWR Outlook 76

SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULES Camp Carroll on Post

Note: The post shuttle bus does NOT operate during the hours highlighted on Weekends, US Federal and Training Holidays. * Camp Carroll TMP dispatch office will be closed every Saturday and Sunday (effective 1 April 2013)

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Osan Bus is a mission essential bus, therefore Mission Essential Personnel and those travelling on orders have priority seating. You are not guaranteed a seat going or returning if you are not in the above categories. Please be prepared to return on your own if the bus is full.

FMWR Outlook 77

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FMWR Outlook 79

USAG DAEGU, KOREA

4th Annual

3 LIVE JAZZ BANDS! FMWR Food & Beverages: Wine by the glass.

Come early to get your commemorative wine glass. Three kinds of kebabs, variety of cheeses & crackers, non-alcoholic beverages.

AAFES Selling a large variety of wines by the bottle, pizza, chicken wings, blankets, wine glasses & accessories, pop-up chairs, flowers and other novelties.

Saturday 14 September 1700-2200 Camp Walker Kelly Field

764-4431 764-4432

PLUS ‌ Portrait sketch artists, bouncies for the kids, face painting, and vendor booths; photography, candles, makeup artistry, food, and much more!

BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIRS & BLANKETS! Coolers permitted with ice only (to chill wines or beverages purchased on site)