FMWR Daegu June Outlook

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu

JUNE 2013

Summer Smiles FMWR ushers in summer with BBQ, beaches, and baseball!

HAPPY 238th BIRTHDAY U.S. Army!

Activities planned throughout June

Evergreen Golf Course hosts Night Glow Golf, a Payday Scramble, and an Evening on the Range

U.S. ARMY GARRISON DAEGU Kathleen A. Gavle 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 JUNE 2013 Published by USAG Daegu FMWR Marketing

MARKETING STAFF Laurel Baek Marketing Director DSN 768-7563 (off post 053-470-7563) Email laurel.baek@us.army.mil

INSIDE THIS EDITION 4-5 6-9

FMWR Directory Facilities/Additional Activities Camp Henry ACS

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 Je, Mi Hwa (Stella) Marketing Intern DSN 768-7126 Email mihwa.je@us.army.mil

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.

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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 GARRISON ISO Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 202 DSN: 768-7001 / 768-8850 Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT DIVISION (FMD) Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 204 DSN: 768-8123 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed SERVICES DIVISION Camp Henry, Building 1712 / 2FL DSN: 768-7572 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed 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 Fit-To-Win Center, Camp Henry. DSN: 768-6604 Mon-Fri: 0500-2000 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 1000-1800 4 FMWR Outlook

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 BUSINESS OPERATIONS DIVISION (BOD) Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 221 DSN: 768-7716 / 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) Henry’s Place, Camp Henry DSN: 768-7300 Lunch: Mon-Fri, 1100-1330 Dinner: Wed-Fri, 1700-2100 Bar Open: Wed-Fri, 1630-2300 Sat, 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 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

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 Outdoor Pool, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-4274 Tue-Sun: 1100-1900 / Mon: Closed Army Lodging, Camp Carroll DSN: 765-7722 / Mon-Sun & US Holidays Open 24 hrs. 7 Days a Week

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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?

•Listen to AFN Korea radio at FM 88.5 •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.

•Find the Outlook magazine online at www.ISSUU.com (search for “FMWR Outlook” or scan the QR code on the cover) •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.daeguun.pac.dodea.edu/ •Send and receive “Hot Apple” community information emails. Email: usarmy.henry.imcom-pacific.list.usag-daegu.ioc@mail.mil •Ask any Customer Service Representative

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY U.S. ARMY America’s Army: Service to the Nation, Strength for the Future

June 9, time: 1200 at Cp Carroll / Jun 13, time: 1300 at Cp Walker Birthday Bowling Tourney / $10 for entry fee / Carroll Bowling Center, 765-4470 June 8, starts at 0800 “2013 USAG Daegu CG Army Birthday Fun Run” 5K Race & 2-Mile Walk Registration: 0715-0745. Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center, 764-4800 June 11, 1100 Army Birthday Book Reading with CSM Diggs. Parents are invited to join us for the reading, followed by cake and ice cream. Camp Walker CDC, 764-4834 June 14, time: 1230 Shotgun Start Army Birthday Golf Scramble Sign up your team by June 7. Evergreen Golf Course, 764-4601 June 14, 1900 Army Birthday Party Live band and complimentary snacks.

Camp Carroll Hideaway Club, 765-8325 June 14, 1230 Shotgun Start Army Birthday Golf Tournament Evergreen Golf Course. Sign up by 7 June. 764-4601 June 14, 1200 Army Birthday Cake Cutting Stop by Henry’s Place for a cake cutting with our Garrison Commander, COL Kathleen Gavle – everyone is invited! 768-7300 June 15, starts at 0800 “2013 USAG Daegu CGs Army Birthday Fun Run” 5K Race & 2-Mile Walk / Registration: 0715-0745. Carroll Fitness Center, 765-8118

ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Early Pregnancy Class for expecting mothers and fathers - teaches what to expect in the early stage.

6 June, 1300-1500, ACS Classroom Mandatory Commander/SNCO Family Advocacy Program Briefing Meets initial and annual refresher requirements.

6 & 20 June, 0930-1100, ACS Classroom DSI (Domestic Situation Inventory) The DSI is designed to help and explore the relationship with your partner, your current home situation, and your feelings about them. The class can help you identify signs of unhealthy relationships and, if these signs exist, options to be considered. The DSI consists of 155 statements that are applicable to everyone's relationship situation. By scoring and counting the number of statements, you will be able to understand your responses and can find recommendations/steps to alter or improve your situation.

13 June, 1300–1430 ACS Classroom Newcomers Subway Tour: 15 June, 0915-1530, Walker Lodge, Camp Walker 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.

17 June, 1400-1500, Henry ACS Classroom, Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) VMIS Training Become an OPOC for your volunteer organization. Learn how to manage volunteers in VMIS. *Class will not be held on 2nd Tuesday of the month due to ACS Accreditation visit.

18 & 25 June, 0930-1100, ACS Classroom

Baby Basics Class For parents of newborns; information covers how to feed, bathe, diaper and more.

20 June, 1300-1600, ACS Classroom

ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Training Learn how to become a volunteer and how to use VMIS to track your hours. *Class will not be held on 2nd Thursday of the month due to ACS Accreditation visit.

20 & 27 June, 0930-1030, ACS Classroom Networking Basics Never Stop Networking! Here you will learn how to effectively network for success, which might potentially lead to an interview or straight to a JOB! You’ll learn the POWER of networking: the 3 critical purposes of networking, and the 5 general steps involved in the networking system. Networking is a POWERFUL tool which is the key to unlocking the doors of prospective employers. Military Spouses are highly encouraged to take advantage of this seminar. Attendees will also have a golden opportunity to network with several employer delegates on the following day at the USAG Daegu Employer Assistance Panel.

26 June, 1500–1630, ACS Classroom USAG DAEGU Employer Assistance Panel The USAG Daegu Army Community Service (ACS), in partnership with the Army Career Alumni Program (ACAP), will host the Employer Assistance Panels for military spouses and separating military members to become educated on what employers are looking for in potential candidates for hiring in the private/federal sector. Participants who attend the event are given an opportunity for a Q and A session after the employer delegates speak and deliver a presentation on behalf of their companies. Attendees will be provided with a break-out session to network and interact with the employer delegates. Attendees are highly encouraged to bring questions, along with their resume and cover letters.

27 June, 1000–1200, Henry’s Place, Camp Henry Late Pregnancy For expecting mothers and fathers - teaches what to expect at this stage of pregnancy.

27 June, 1300-1500, ACS FAP Room Relationship Spectrum Prevention of Domestic Violence which highlights the following: (1) Differences between HEALTHY, UNHEALTHY, and ABUSIVE relationships (2) Dynamics of Domestic Violence (3) Cycle of Violence (4) Reporting Options 27 June, 1300-1400, ACS Classroom

Breastfeeding Workshop Everything you want to know about breastfeeding; answers to your questions and more.

27 June, 1630-1730, ACS Classroom

ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Theater Reception: Newcomers Orientation Every Tuesday, 0830-1500, Movie Theater, Camp Henry Smooth Moves Levy Briefing Every Tuesday, 1315-1400, ACS Classroom/Conference room, Family Member Resiliency Training Teaches you how to build positive character strengths Every Friday, 0830-1130, ACS Classroom

HanJi Crafts Class Every Thursday, 1330-1500, ACS Conference Room This class is for beginners. Participants will make a small project with precut hardboard and colored Hanji.

Learn how to make the rice glue that will be used on the Hanji craft.

Craft classes are held at Camp Henry’s ACS building for those who are unable to make the journey to Camp Carroll ACS for their craft classes.

ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112 Intermediate Korean Language Class The intermediate Korean class is for students who have advanced from the basic 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, ACS Conference room, Beginner Korean Language Class 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 words.

Every Tuesday & Friday, 1200-1300, ACS Classroom

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

Every Thursday, 1530-1630 ACS Conference room,

ACS, Camp Carroll (Bldg. S-998 / 765-7900) Play Group For parents and children (ages 0-4), with a focus on stress management for moms.

4, 18, & 25 June, 1000–1200, ACS FCC Room Hanji Craft Class This class is for beginners and participants will make a small project with precut hardboard and colored Hanji. Also, learn about how to make rice glue that will be used on the Hanji craft.

5, 12, & 19 June, 1000-1130, ACS Conference Room Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) VMIS Training Become an OPOC for your volunteer organization. Learn how to manage volunteers in VMIS. 6 June, 1000-1130, ACS Conference Room Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Training Learn how to become a volunteer and how to use VMIS to track your hours.

6 June, 1330–1430, ACS Conference Room DSI (Domestic Situation Inventory) The DSI is designed to help you explore relationship with your partner, your current home situation, and your feelings about them. The class can help you identify signs of unhealthy relationships and, if these sign exist, options can be considered. The DSI is consists of 155 statements that is applicable to everyone's relationship situation. By scoring and counting the numbers of statements, you will be able to understand your responses and you will find recommendations/steps to take, to alter, or to improve your situation.

11 June, 1000–1130, ACS Conference Room 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 either 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 with everyone participating.

21 June, 1130–1300, ACS Kitchen

ACS, Camp Carroll (Bldg. S-998 / 765-7900) Relationship Spectrum Prevention of Domestic Violence which highlights the following: (1) Differences between HEALTHY, UNHEALTHY, and ABUSIVE relationships (2) Dynamics of Domestic Violence (3) Cycle of Violence (4) Reporting Options 25 June, 1000–1100, ACS Conference Room Water Safety Briefing: 25 June, 1030-1130, ACS Training Room Obong Lake Tour This tour is to learn about summer sports such as water-ski, board & wind surfing, and also have fun with water floats such as water volleyball, soccer, trembling, and mini slide. All participants must take water safety briefing on 25 June.

26 June, 1100-1600, Obong Lake 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 Monday, 1000-1130, ACS Conference 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, ACS Conference Room KN Military Communication Service Classes are held to help any Korean military or civilian personnel 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. Classes are held twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Every Tuesday, 1000–1130, ACS Conference Room

Spouses Group Meeting & Birthday Celebration 28 June, 1330-1530, ACS Lounge

ACS, Camp Carroll (Bldg. S-998 / 765-7900) 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, ACS AKO 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, ACS Conference Room English Conversation Class: Every Wednesday, 1330–1500, ACS Training Room Theater Reception: Newcomers Orientation Every Thursday, 0830-1500, Movie Theater, Camp Carroll 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, ACS Conference Room Oriental Art Class Classes consist of students who have advanced from calligraphy class and will now learn to paint traditional black and white oriental art using black stone ink and oriental art brushes.

Every Friday, 1330–1500, ACS Conference Room KN Military Communication Service Classes are held to help any Korean military or civilian personnel employed by the U.S. Army who wants or needs to improve their English speaking abilities. Through learning pronunciations, sentence structures, and conversation, students are helped to achieve better English speaking abilities and to better communication with American personnel. Classes are held twice a week; every Tuesday & Friday.

Every Friday, 1330–1500, ACS Training Room

Domestic Situation Inventory (DSI) 11 June, 1000-1130 Cp Carroll ACS Conference Room / 765-7900

13 June, 1300-1430 Cp Henry ACS Classroom / 768-7112 The DSI is designed to help you explore the relationship with your partner, your current home situation, and your feelings about them. The class can help you identify signs of unhealthy relationships and, if these sign exist, options to be considered.

The DSI consists of 155 statements that are applicable to everyone's relationship situation. By scoring and counting the numbers of statements, you will be able to understand your responses and find recommendations/steps to alter or improve your situation.

SGT Francesco Valenti won a FREE Round Trip Ticket to the U.S. by participating in the Facebook Paparazzi Project held April 1-29

Left: Valenti faces off in the finals with BOSS President, SGT Ashley Jackson in 3 rounds of Rock, Paper, Scissors mediated by AFN Daegu DJ, SGT Ricky Bush.

Right: Valenti (center) celebrates with co-workers John Weal (left) and Howard Holly (right) of the 403rd AFSB.

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.

Direction 1. Make R turn from gaet2, Cp Henry 2. L turn at HW 40, go to telephone ST. 3. Make R turn at DongsungRo, go straight 300 yds.

Just pass Starbuks, 2nd Fl Adidas Shoes Store

GaGa Plastic Surgery Clinic: 053-427-8877, Daegu Jung-gu, Dongsung-ro 2ga 141-7 www.gagaclinic.co.kr / Mon - Fri: 1000-1900 / Sat: 1000-1700 International Coordinator: Ms. Choi at 010-5205-3845 Paid advertisement

Evergreen Golf Course

Golf Course: 764-4601 Pro Shop: 764-4628

Evening on the Range 27 June 1900-2030

 Hit some balls  Receive light instruction  Network  Light Refreshments LEAD INSTRUCTOR Ray Cragun, PGA professional $10 per person. To register, call 764-4628 or 764-4601 SPACE IS LIMITED

Night Glow Golf Tournament 21 June 1930-2200 Don’t play so well during the day? Try your luck at night!

Sign up in the Pro Shop.

Teams of 4. Individual play.

No power carts.

9-Holes.

Army Birthday Scramble 14 June 1230 shotgun start Sign your team up by 7 June.

5 & 19 June, 1730-1830 Free Golf Clinic 8 & 22 June, 1000-1130 Free Golf Lessons

Pro Shop / 18-Holes Driving Range Hours of Operation 7 DAYS A WEEK: 0530-1830 CAMP WALKER

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Camp Walker Evergreen Community Club

764-4060

SATURDAYS! Doors open at 1700 and Early Bird Game starts at 1800.

Menu available to choose from at The Fairway and free half time snacks. Come get your game on at the Evergreen Club!

Cp Walker Evergreen Community Club Effective 1 June The Brass Apple Lounge will become a SMOKE FREE facility.

Smokers can smoke outside the front of club away from the front entrance or on the back area under the overhang before stepping down to the outdoor patio area.

Coming soon to the Brass Apple: An exciting change that includes Tapas and Wine!

Every Friday PRIME & WINE night from 1700 to 2030 at the Evergreen Fairway Room, featuring A la Carte Dining and the King and Queen cut prime rib.

(NOTE: The above event will take place only if the Evergreen is fully staffed and reopens for evening dining).

Every Saturday Night the Evergreen Club becomes Area IV's BINGO HALL with doors opening at 1700 and Early Bird Game starting at 1800.

Cash prizes - come on out and get your game on!

764-4060

Cp Walker Evergreen Community Club 764-4060 2 June – Change in Brunch Hours Sunday Brunch will be held 1000 to 1330 beginning in June.

6 June The Evergreen Club Closed for KOREAN MEMORIAL DAY. Please visit the Walker Bowling Center for lunch and the Hilltop Club for dinner.

11 June Kamehameha Day Have a Hawaiian Driver's License?

Come in for lunch and get a 10% discount on your order!

14 June Flag Day - Wear a US Flag anywhere (on uniform, lapel, blouse, etc) get 10% discount off lunch!

16 June Father's Day Brunch - Dad's eat free when accompanied by his Children! 50% off for unaccompanied Dads with photos of their child/children. Call 764-4060 to make a reservation.

Brunch served from 1000 to 1330.

Camp Walker Evergreen Community Club Breakfast: Tue-Sat & U.S. Holidays, 0600-1100 Lunch: Tue-Sat & U.S. Holiday, 1100-1330 Breakfast: Sun, 0600-1200 (The Fairway) Lunch: Sun, 1200-1400 (The Fairway) Brunch: Sun, 1000-11330 (Ballroom) Halfway House: 0830-1730 / Closed: Mondays (included U.S. Holidays)

Due to a shortage in personnel, the Evergreen Community Club will serve breakfast and lunch only.

Dinner service has been suspended until further notice.

We apologize for any inconvenience!

764-4060 (on post) 053-470-4060 (off post) -Management-

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Camp Walker Hilltop Club Pub & Night Club Every Monday, 1700-2100 Monster T-bone Steak (½ pound): $21.95 1 free lemonade and ice tea or glass of wine.

764-4985

Every Tuesday, 1700-2100 2-4-1 Ribeye Steak Dinner: $21.95. Have our chef cook it to your liking.

Side dishes bake potato, corn-on-the-cob, dinner roll.

Every Wednesday, 1700-1900 Naked Chicken Wing Night; Sold by the ounce. Several sauces will be available. Come early ‘cuz we sell out fast!!

Every Thursday, 1700-2100 All-You-Can-Eat Pizza & Pasta Buffet: $10.95 Every Friday, 1700-2100 Chicken & Shrimp Stir Fry w/Steamed Rice, Beverage: $8.95.

1 free lemonade or ice tea.

Every Saturday, 1700-2100 B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs: $9.95 Side dished corn-on-the-cob, baked beans, coleslaw.

Beverage not included.

Just want B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs: $6.95 Sides: $1.25 each Every Sunday, 1230-2130 Large Pizza (Supreme / Vegetable / Pepperoni or Hawaiian): $9.95 Every Sunday, 1800-2200 KARAOKE get a free Bonanza BINGO card after singing 3 Karaoke songs.

Only valid SOFA ID card holders (18 years & older) can win and play BINGO.

Camp Walker Hilltop Club 4 June: Club Closed for maintenance 15 June, 1200-0100 Father’s Day Dinner Special Monster T-Bone (1½ lbs): $17.95 1 per Father.

Every time you purchase a Combo meal 115 June You have a chance WIN in the Father's Day Drawing 15 June.

Must be present to WIN. Drawing Starts at 2000 on 15 June: 1st Prize $50 Cash & a B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs Dinner 2nd Prize $25 Cash & a B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs Dinner 3rd Prize $15 Cash & B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs Dinner A valid SOFA ID card is required.

764-4985 29 June Filipino Luau with Band “Night Tunes” Filipino special: 1700-2000 Filipino Food Contest from 2000-2100 1st: $75 / 2nd: $50 / 3rd: $25 Customers prepare their favorite dishes and bring them in for judging.

Band plays: 2000-0100 Margarita Special: $3.95

GUEST DJ Every Tuesday 1900-2100:

Pub Trivia Night Free Snacks for Trivia Teams POC is Ayla Higgs 010-9770-1020 Ayla.higgs@us.army.mil

28 June, 1800-2100 TeJano Country by the TEXAS PIT BOSS

Plus, 2-step dance lessons.

POC: Fernando Gonzales

6 June: Closed for KN Memorial day

HENRY’S PLACE

LUNCH Buffet 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 only $7.95

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Every Wednesday 1100-1330

PASTA BUFFET Lunch Adults: $8.95 / Ages 6-12: $5.95 Ages 5 under eat free Beverages not included

Every Thursday, 1100-1330

OUTDOOR B-B-Q Lunch Every Wednesday & Friday from 1730-1830 FREE SNACKS

Special Events 7 June, 1700 Free Snacks while-they-last 14 June, 1200 Army Birthday Cake Cutting Col Kathleen A. Gavle Commander, USAG Daegu Everyone is invited!

14 June, 1700-2330 Army Birthday Mongolian B-B-Q: $9 Veggies with choice of any meat (6oz): beef, pork, chicken 21 June, 1700 National Soul Food Night Free food while-it-lasts 28 June, 1700 Right Arm Night Free Snacks while-they-last

ARM Night

768-7300

6 June: Club Closed for KN Memorial Day

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HENRY’S PLACE 768-7300 Every Wed-Fri, 1700-2030 N.Y. Strip Loin Steak (8oz): $8.95 Potato Salad, Vegetable, Baked Beans, Roll, Ice Tea and Lemonade.

Dinner Specials

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

Every Thu, 1700-2030 Turn n’ Burn Grill Your Own Steak Night N.Y. Steak (10oz): $12.50 Ribeye Steak (10oz): $11 T-Bone Steak (16oz): $17.50 Baked potato, coleslaw, corn-onthe-cob, dinner rolls w/butter.

Beverages not included.

Every Fri, 1700-2030 Grill Your Own Mongolian B-B-Q Veggies are a basic price (1) time through (not all you can eat).

Basic Price Adults: $9.95 Ages 6-12: $4.95 Age 5 & under eat free Beef, pork, chicken sold by the ounce 50-cents.

Please note beverages not included.

Henry’s Place FREE Snacks Every Wed & Fri, 1730-1830

Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament Sign in at 1730 / Game begins at 1800 Tournament with complimentary meal! Min 10 players required.

Weekly Winners: 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 tournament play for 1st $500 / 2nd $300 / 3rd $200.

Every Wednesday at Henry’s Place

768-7300

House Band

“NIGHT TUNES” WED, 1900, Hilltop Club THU, 1700, Henry’s Place FRI, 1800, Hideaway Club SAT, 1930-0100, Hilltop Club

Every Thursday at Hideaway Club

Texas Hold ‘ Em Tournament Sign in at 1800 Game begins at 1830 Weekly Winners: 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

Poker tournament with a complimentary meal.

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765-8325 Celebration of U.S. Army Birthday w/Night Tunes Band 14 June, 1900 Cp Carroll Hideaway Club Come join the celebrate the U.S. Army Birthday with the “Night Tunes Band” Special complimentary snacks!

Celebrate Father’s Week B-B-Q Burgers Dogs & All the fixing’s

15 June, 1900-2100 Cp Carroll Hideaway Club

Half Way through the Year Night 22 June, 1900-2100 Cp Carroll Hideaway Club

Snack Bar Menu ½ Price

Hideaway Club 765-8325

Every Tue-Sat, 1700-1900 Suds and Buds Draft $1 / Reduced drink prices

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

GIVE US A CALL

Every Wed, 1700-2200 Karaoke & Ladies Night Strawberry daiquiris and margaritas for $2

Every Sat, 1700-2100 Ladies Night Strawberry daiquiris and margaritas for $2.

Variety and old skool music with our House D.J. at 2200.

Live Music Every Friday Night Night Tunes (house band) plays from 1800-2200 House D.J. spins from 2200-0300 Free Snacks at 1900

Club has TV’s with the latest programming.

Cool and refreshing beverages, a snack bar, music, and pool table.

The perfect place to get with friends and relax!

“D.J. Needed” Contact Mr. Mark McIntosh 010-9175-3395 mark.r.mcintosh.naf@mail.mil.

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

Resources & Services Ereaders 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

Children’s Story Hour Every Thursday Camp Walker: 10:30 a.m.

Cp Carroll: Call for times.

765-8407

26 June 3 p.m. at the Cp Walker Library

For children 10 and older and families:

Make a Kite

SUMMER Reading 2013 22 June – 3 August

All Ages Welcome!

Register on or after June 22 at the Camp Walker or Camp Carroll library and get a free t-shirt while supplies last!

Summer Reading Kickoff, June 22, 1400-1600

Refreshment, activities and additional prizes!

Pre-readers Program You don’t have to read yourself to participate in summer reading. Have someone read to you to win prizes!

Read to win prizes!

All ages welcome!

Pick up a reading log at the Camp Walker or Camp Carroll Library or record your hours online at http://usarmy.evanced.info/campwalk er/sr/homepage.asp Every time you read, write down what you read and for how long.

Read almost anything! Books, magazines, newspapers, or audiobooks will work.

Turn in your reading log to collect prizes. You win rewards for 5, 15, and 25 hours read. In addition, for every five hours read you get to enter in a drawing for a grand prize: a Kindle Fire, a digital camera, or a training bike.

Pick up a reading log at the Camp Walker or Camp Carroll Library or record your hours online at http://usarmy.evanced.info/campwalker/ sr/homepage.asp Every time someone reads to you, write down what you read. You may read the same book multiple times – just write it down each time you read it.

Turn in your reading log to collect prizes. You win rewards for 10, 30, and 50 books read. In addition, for every 10 books read you get to enter in a drawing for a grand prize: a Kindle Fire, a digital camera, or a training bike.

For more information, visit the library!

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

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) Every Wednesday, 1500 Camp Henry/Walker BOSS Meeting at Camp Walker Community Center

764-4426

Every Wednesday, 1300 Camp Carroll BOSS Meeting at Camp Carroll Community Center

All single and unaccompanied Soldiers are welcome!

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BOSS Coordinator

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

SPC Casturao, Elizabeth Walker/Henry President 010-4793-3778

PFC Howe, Danielle Carroll President

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.

2013 Arts & Crafts Contest Submission date until June 30 This instruction serves as a guide to the Army Arts and Crafts Contest for MWR patrons and professionals. The proponent for this contest is the IMCOM G-9, FMWR Programs, reference AR 215-1, 8-9c. An electronic poster will be sent out through IMCOM G-9 Marketing Office to Region and Garrison Marketing Offices.

Entry submissions to the Region and Department of Army (DA) level will be digital jpg images of the work submitted in a web based program at: https://apps.imcom.army.mil/apptracmain (All patrons must have a AKO account and password in order to access the site).

Art work must be entered in one of the following categories: -Ceramics (i.e. pottery, cast ceramics, etc.)

-Digital Art (not photography) -Drawings -Fibers and textiles (i.e. quilting, clothing, needlework, etc.)

-Glass (i.e. blown glass, stained glass, sculpture, etc.)

-Metals/Jewelry (i.e. jewelry, metal castings, sculpture, etc.)

-Mixed media (i.e. mosaic, collage, altered books, etc.)

-Wood (i.e. furniture, carving, marquetry, etc.)

-2-Dimensional arts (i.e. paintings, prints, drawings etc.)

Entry From The online profile at https://apps.imcom.army.mil/apptracmain must be used for all entries and will open fro submissions from 1 May-30 June 2013.

Awards will be conferred as first, second and third place, and up to two Honorable Mentions for each category and group of the contest. Judges are not required to award all prizes in all categories of competition.

1st Place - $300 / 2nd Place - $200 / 3rd Place - $100 Garrison Level Contests: Garrisons are encouraged to accept the original artwork for local level competitions and conduct their judging using the original artwork.

Entries to Higher Level Competition Garrison Arts and Crafts directors and contest POCs will advance entries to higher level competition using the web based program https://apps.imcom.army.mil/apptracmain

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Camp Walker Community Activity Center CANDY BARS KitKat Twix Snickers Bar 3 Musketeers Reese’s

Snack Items available at the CAC

ICE CREAM Vanilla Soft Ice Cream Chocolate Soft Ice Cream Ice Cream King Cone Ice Cream Bar Original Klondike Ice Cream Strawberry Shortcake Bar Ice Cream Sandwich Oreo Cookie King Ice Cream Klondike Krunch Bar SODA Coke Diet Coke Pepsi Mountain Dew Dr. Pepper Orange Soda 7-Up Grape Soda Smoothie

$0.75 $0.75 $0.75 $0.75 $0.75 $0.75 $0.75 $0.75

$3

SLUSH Orange Slush Pineapple Slush Water Pringles Chips Popcorn

$0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $2.25 $1

Balloon ($0.75) Balloon w/Helium ($1)

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$0.75 $0.75 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50

$1 $1 $1 $1 $1

Camp Walker Community Center

29 June, 1400 Recreational Table Tennis Tournament 1st, 2nd & 3rd place winners. If there are 6 players, only 1st and 2nd place winners will receive trophies.

Every Friday, 1500-1600 FREE Watercolor Classes Enjoy general fine art painting instruction in traditional and original art-portrait, 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 (010-8258-4377)

Register today!

764-4123 22 June, 1400 Recreational 8-Ball Tournament 1st, 2nd & 3rd place winners. If there are 6 players, only 1st and 2nd place winners will receive trophies.

Trip to Busan Haeundae Beach Sand Festival 8 June / Cp Walker Community Center (CAC) Transportation fee: $15 (adult) / $10 (under 12 yrs old) Registration deadline: 5 June Parents bringing children age 4 and below must bring a car seat.

Bus: Departs from the Cp Carroll Community Center (CAC) at 0800, Cp Walker Commissary at 0900 and return around from 1800-1900.

See sand: Stage performances, sand performances for domestic and international artists Feel sand: Sand drawings, making sand buildings, experiencing maritime sports, creating sand clocks, sand sauna.

Enjoy sand: Challenge – I can become a sand artist, gold on sand, sand post box, UCC, walking to find sand.

Sign up now! 764-4123 Refund/Cancellation Policy: If MWR 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.

Oedo Island & Geojae Prison Camp Tour June 15 Cp Walker Community Activity Center Transportation fee $15 (adult) / $10 (under 12) Oedo Island Additional Fee Boat: 19,000 won (adult) / 12,000 (under 12) Admission: 8,000 won (adult) / 4,000 won (under 12) GeoJae Prison Admission fee: 4,500 won (adult) / 3,000 won (13-19 yrs) / 1,500 won (8-12 yrs) Bring your snacks or Korean won for a meal and a warm jacket.

Bus: Departs from the Cp Carroll CAC at 0600 and Cp Walker Commissary at 0700 Return around from 1900-2000

Sign up Now! 764-4123 Refund/Cancellation Policy If MWR 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.

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Camp Carroll Community Center 8 June, 1300 Block Party – Food, games and more!

Camp Carroll Amphitheater 9 June, 1400-1600 Art Class – How to paint what your feel Sign up at the Camp Carroll or Camp Walker Community Center 765-8325 / 764-4123

21-23 June Beach Blast (Daecheon Beach) Sign up at the Camp Carroll or Cp Walker Community Center 765-8325 / 764-4123 (see back cover)

16 June, 1400 Foosball Tournament Sign up at the Camp Carroll or Camp Walker Community Center 765-8325 / 764-4123

Every Day from 1100-1300 Free Popcorn

765-8325

WEEKDAYS $8 per person (Military Training) $15 per person (Other)

WEEKEND 1300-1800 $15 per person; Reservations accepted ‌

Sign up now!

Cp Carroll Community Center

765-8325

Recreation Trails, Forest & Seoknamsa Temple Tour 22 June at Camp Carroll Community Center (CAC) Transportation fee: $15 (adult) / $10 (children under 11) Bring Korean won for shopping, food, and snacks.

Bus: Departs from the Camp Carroll Community Center at 0800 and Camp Walker Commissary at 0900

Geumo-san Provincial Park Hiking Tour 29 June at Camp Carroll Community Activity Center (CAC) Transportation fee: $15 (adult) / $10 (children under 11) Bring Korean won for shopping, food, and snacks.

Bus: Departs from the Camp Walker Commissary at 0800 and Camp Carroll Community Center at 0900

Sign up Now! 765-8325

Motorcycle Class 22-23 June / 0900-1900 Held on Camp Carroll

Basic Riders Course Sign up at the Camp Carroll or Camp Walker Community Center For more information, call 765-8325 (Cp Carroll) 764-4123 (Cp Walker)

Born to ride!

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Camp Walker Bowling Center

764-4334 $5.25 (2-Piece Chicken Dinner) White Meat (1 ea Wing, Breast) Dark Meat (1 ea Thigh, Leg) (w/French Fries & Dinner Roll)

$6.50 (3-Piece Chicken Dinner) 1ea Breast / 1ea Thigh / 1ea Leg 2ea Thigh / 1ea Leg (w/French Fries & a Dinner Roll)

$7.95 (4-Piece Chicken Dinner) 1ea Breast / 1ea Thigh / 1ea Leg / 1ea Wing (w/French Fries & 2 Dinner Rolls) Note: Beverage is not included with above dinner specials

$11.95 (8-Piece Chicken) 2ea Breast / 2ea Thigh / 2ea Leg / 2ea Wing

$17.95 (12-Piece Chicken) 3ea Breast / 3ea Thigh / 3ea Leg / 3ea Wing

INDIVIDUAL PICES $2.75 - Breast $2.25 - Thigh $2 - Wing $1.95 - Leg

Starting June Lane Fee: $3 per game Shoe rental: $2.50 per pair

Unit Bowling, Parties, Birthday, and Group Activities: $25 only Free shoe rental and one hour bowling.

Anything over one hour, pay for one more hour and required to sign a party contract.

Camp Walker Bowling Center 5 June, 1800-2000 Good Neighborhood Bowling Program Middle school students welcome to Camp Walker Bowling Center

13 June, all day U.S. Soldier and KATUSA Friendship Week Bowling for $1.75 Bowling Tournament for the Army Birthday, $10 for entry Entry fee: $40 per team (4 bowlers pr team) Prizes: 1st ($30 gift certificate per bowler) 2nd ($20 gift certificate per bowler) 3rd ($10 gift certificate per bowler) 29 June, 1300 9-Pin-No-Tap Bowling Tournament Entry fee: $20 (6 games) 1st prize high score / 2nd prize high score / 3rd prize high score

764-4334

Lane, Game Room and Beverages: Sun & Tue-Thu, 1130-2230 / Fri & Sat, 1130-2330 Snack Bar: Sun, 1130-2100 / Tue-Thu, 1130-1330 & 1630-2100 / Fri, 1130-1330 & 1630-2200 / sat, 1130-2200 Closed Mondays, if a US Holiday falls on a Monday, the Bowling Center will be open then closed on Tuesday

Camp Walker Bowling Center

764-4334

Every Mon-Fri, 1100-1330 Bowl (2) two at lunch time and receive 50% off any Combo Meal.

Every Mon-Fri, 1330-1700 Early Bird Dollars Bowling Special $1.75 per game (shoe rental not included) Every Tue, 1700-2000 Boss and Buddy Bowling, only pay for one person, a 2 for 1 special. Naturally, the boss pays for shoes.

Every Wed, 1700-2100 $1.75 Madness Bowling Night Every Fri & Sat, 1900-2300: Extreme Bowling Every Sat, 1100-1900 Men’s $1.75 bowling for the men (shoe rental not included) Every Sun, all day Red Pin Bowling. Family of four bowl for1 hour includes 1 large cheese pizza for only $30 (25% saving). Shoe rental is not included.

Every Sun, 1100-1300: Family Glow Bowling This is for the kids who are too young to bowl at night to enjoy the Glow Bowling experience. This time is also good for “Day Care Providers” to bring their group bowling.

Camp Carroll Bowling Center 14 June, all day U.S. Soldiers and KATUSAs Friendship Week Bowling for $1.75

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Starting June Lane Fee: $3 per game

9 June, 1200 Bowling Shoe Rental: Tournament for the $2.50 per pair U.S. Army Birthday $10 for entry, 1 free combo pizza for each team, 3 scratch games and 1st, 2nd & 3rd high series team for winner with prize, 4 bowlers per team by random drawing and surprise random score prize during the each game with first male bowler score for 149, first female score for 129.

Every Sunday is Family Bowling A family of four can bowl for one hour including one large cheese pizza, for only $30 (25% saving).

Shoe rental is not included.

Every Sunday, 1100-1300 Family Glow Bowling This is for the kids who are too young to bowl at night to enjoy the Glow Bowling experience.

This time is also good for “Day Care Givers� to bring their own group bowling.

Unit Bowling Parties, Birthdays, and Group Activities: $25 Free shoe rental and one hour bowling.

Anything over one hour, pay for one more hour and sign a party contract.

Camp Carroll Bowling Center 765-4470

Bowling & Snack Bar Sun-Thu: 1100-2200 / Fri & Sat: 1100-2300 Snack Bar Closed: Mon-Fri: 1330-1700 Lunch: Mon-Fri: 1100-1330 Dinner: Wed-Sat: 1630-2100

Every Mon-Fri, 1100-1330 Bowl (2) two games at lunch time and receive 50% off any Combo Meal.

Every Mon-Fri, 1330-1700 Early Bird Bowling Special - $1.75 per game (shoe rental not included).

Every Tue, 1700-2200 Boss and Buddy Bowling, only pay for one person, a 2-for-1 special. Naturally, the boss pays for shoes.

Every Wed, 1700-2100 $1.75 for Madness Bowling Night Every Fri & Sat, 1800-2200: Extreme Bowling.

Every Sat, 1100-1500 Men’s $1.75 Bowling (shoe rental not included).

Every Sun, all day: Red Pin Bowling

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

765-4470

Auto Skills, Cp Henry (Bldg. S-1415) / 768-8164 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/Carburation Oil Change Service Overheating Electrical

AUTO REPAIR SERVICES Timing belt replacement Computerized 4-wheel alignments Tune-ups Tire installation, repair and balance Cooling system and radiator service Clutch replacement Air conditioning service, including R 134A conversions Engine replacement and rebuilding Safety inspections Car brake repair service Detail service, vehicle disposal and other vehicle problems

Co-located with the Camp Carroll Bowling Center 765-4470

Steaks & Sides Burgers & BBQ Southwest Fare Homestyle Cookin’ Sopas y Ensaladas

FILET MIGNON SPECIAL: $19.95 8oz Filet Mignon - Baked potato or steamed rice, vegetable medley, dinner roll, soup or salad, ice tea or lemonade.

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: Mon-Fri, 1100-1330 / Dinner: Wed-Sat, 1630-2100

CONGRATULATIONS TO THOMAS RICHMOND for winning the You-Name-It Contest with his “Cactus Jack’s” entry!

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PNO is reserved for those who are attending the Army Ball on 14 June. As soon as you have purchased a ticket for the ball you may register for childcare, you do NOT need to wait until 1 June to register.

Children must be registered with CYSS to participate. Care is provided at no cost to patrons but spaces are limited so please register early. Children may be dropped off at 1800 and pick up time is 2300. If there are any open spaces, registration for those not attending the ball will begin 10 June.

14 June / 1800-2300 Camp Walker CDC

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Child, Youth & School Services

SKIES Unlimited INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES DRUMS Mon, 1500. $50 p/month SWIMMING CLASS Mon & Wed, Beginners (1730) Tue & Thu, Advance (1730) $80 p/month (8 sessions)

New Class

ARTS & CRAFTS Mon & Thu 8-12 years (1530-1700) 13-18 years (1730-1900) $80 p/month plus one time $30 registration fee (covers materials)

BALLET CLASS Tue & Thu 3-4 years (1700) / 5-up (1740) $60 p/month

TAEKWON-DO CLASS Tue & Thu, Beginners (1700) Advanced (1750) $60 p/month

PIANO CLASS Mon-Fri, 1720 & 1820 $130 p/month (8 sessions) TIGER TOTS TAEKWON-DO Held at the CDC bldg. 223 Tue & Thu 1100 (AM session) 1600 (PM session) $35 p/month

764-5721/4112

Looking for SKIES Instructors Guitar / Hello Music Together / Gymnastics.

Email: Enrique.silva.naf@mail.mil FMWR Outlook 55

Camp Walker Child Development Center (CDC), bldg. #223

764-4834

CDC Full Day Program Days of Operation: Mon-Fri (Closed on Federal Holidays) Hours of Operation: Mon-Wed & Fri, 0530-1800 / Thu, 0615-1800 Ages Served: Infant/Pre-Toddler (6 weeks-18 months) / Pre-Toddler/Toddler (18-36 months) / Preschool (3-4 years) / Strong Beginnings Pre-K (Children must be entering Kindergarten in August) Kindergarten Before/After School and Summer Program/Child Development Center Offers Before, and After School Care and Summer Care for Kindergarten Children.

Days/Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri, 0530-0730 & 1430-1800 / School Out Days: 0530-1800 Ages Served: 5-6 years (Children Currently in Kindergarten)

Playgroup: Every Wednesday from 1030-1130

Camp Walker Youth Services, Middle School & Teens 764-5721

4 June, 1600 Money Matters (savings and investing) 4, 11, 18 & 25 June, 1530 Passport to Manhood Meetings 5 & 19 June, 1530 Torch Club Bi-Weekly Meetings 1, 8, 15 & 22 June, 1400 Every Saturday NBA League Pass with Staff 13 June, 1530-1700 Cooking Club Activity 18 June, 0700-2100 Fantasy Lotte World Adventure Trip 19-22 June, 1700-1800 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament 28 June, time: TBA Bowling at Camp Walker Bowling Center

CYS Services, School Age Center

/ 764-5297

Summer Camp 2013 – Around the World!

It's time to make plans for summer. School Age Care wants to be a part of your child summer.

Our activities this year will include arts and crafts, water games, large group games and small group games, cooking clubs, field trips, bowling, movie days, sing along, story times and academic hour. As you can see, we have several exciting themes this year and our activities and field trips will be planned around the themes.

Registration: Priority registration will be given to currently enrolled SAC children.

May 13, 2013- Enrollment for SAC children begins June 03, 2013- Enrollment for all other eligible participants Space is subject to availability. Once all spaces are filled, a waiting list will be generated for each week.

To register for summer camp, your child MUST first be registered with Parent Central (building #257, Camp Walker, 764-5298).

You may NOT register for summer camp if your child's file is incomplete.

CYS Services, School Age Center / 764-5297 Every Tuesday & Thursday Movie Madness This is an opportunity for small groups of children to get together with their friends and watch a movie from our movie library.

Every Friday 4-H Clubs Each SAC child is a member of a 4-H club. The clubs are Tech Gurus, Incredible Art and Team Play. This is a chance for our children to learn new skills, develop new interest and grow their leadership abilities.

Every Wednesday No Screens Wednesday This is a great time for the children to give-up their electronics. They are playing board games, using our dramatic play equipment, and learning how to communicate more effectively. What a great thing to witness!

Open Recreation will resume in September Stop by our center on Camp Walker building 257 for more information or call 764-5297.

CYS Services, Camp Walker (Youth Center)

MONEY MATTERS Workshop 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 $2,000 to $5,000 scholarship sound good to YOU.

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

11 June, 1600 Savings and Investing 24 June, 1600 Entrepreneurship

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

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.

Mon-Fri: 0900-1900 Sat: 0900-1600 Sun & Holidays: Closed American doctor qualification authentication (ECFMG 0-666-991) in compliance with the urologic medical specialist

Reservation and consultation, 053)253-5825 (24 hours) MEDICAL TREATMENTS STD Diseases Prostate disorders Circumcision Vasectomy ED Paid advertisement

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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS AQUA PUMP 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.

H.E.A.T. High Explosive Anaerobic Training will leave you breathless for an intense cardio-strength-core circuit training for a full 30 minutes with a high energy warm up and end with deep Yoga stretches.

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.

TRX A suspension resistance training system using your own body weight to sculpt and tone.

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.

USAG Daegu Fitness Calendar Class Instructors at Cp Walker (CW) Marlyn Banzon (MB) Robin Doaty (RD) Betsy Lizotte (BL) Jessica Streifel (JS)

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Marlyn Banzon

Dexter Wise

Nicole Eskridge

Mardy Menzimer

Cp Walker: 764-4800 Cp Carroll: 765-8118 Class Instructors at Cp Carroll (CC) Grace Dewars (GD) Nicole Eskridge (NE) Lorraine Melgoza-Pearson (LM) Mardy Menzimer (MM) Dex Wise (DW)

Betsy Lizotte

Jessica Strelfel

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CW 0530 CrossFit – DW* CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba - RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1830 Zumba – SS CC 1915 CrossFit - DW

CW 0900 CrossFit DW CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-RD CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CC 1900 CrossFit - DW

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW* CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba - RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1830 Zumba – SS CC 1915 CrossFit - DW

CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-RD CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CC 1900 CrossFit – DW

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW* CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba - RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1830 Zumba – SS CC 1915 CrossFit – DW

CW 0900 CrossFit DW CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-RD CW1830 Aqua Pump – BL CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CC 1900 CrossFit – DW

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NEW CLASSES Cycling at Camp Carroll 1800 CrossFit at Camp Walker 0530

Contact us at: area.4.fitness@gmail.com AREAFOUR FIT or AREAFOUR ZUMBA in Facebook CW 0530 CrossFit – DW* CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba - RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1830 Zumba – SS CC 1915 CrossFit - DW

Robin Doaty

CW 0600 – Zumba - MB CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba – RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – MM CW 1900 Mat Pilates – NE

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-MB CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CC 1900 CrossFit - DW

CW 0530 – CrossFit – DW* CC 1900 CrossFit DW

CW 0600 – Zumba - MB CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba – RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – MM CW 1900 Mat Pilates – NE

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-MB CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CC 1900 CrossFit - DW

CW 0530 – CrossFit – DW* CC 1900 CrossFit DW

CW 0600 – Zumba - MB CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba – RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – MM CW 1900 Mat Pilates – NE

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-TN CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CC 1900 – CrossFit - DW

CW 0530 – CrossFit – DW* CC 1900 CrossFit DW

CW 0530 Cycling GD CW 0600 – Zumba - MB CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba – RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – MM CW 1900 Mat Pilates – NE

CW 0530 CrossFit - DW CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-MB CW1830 Aqua Pump – BL CC 1800 Cycling – AJ CC 1900 CrossFit – DW

CW 0530 – CrossFit – DW* CC 1900 CrossFit DW

USAG DAEGU SPORTS AND FITNESS

ITEM DESCRIPTION (Cost: N/A) Basketball Boxing Gloves Hand Wraps Heavy Bag & Gloves Football Football Flag Football Tee Towel Large/Small Locker Keys Head Phones Table

Yoga Mats Whistles Stop Watch Cones Jump Ropes Chairs Weighted Vest Water Jugs Racquetballs Racquetball Rackets Protective Glasses

FACILITY RENTAL Picnic Areas Indoor Pool Picnic Basketball Court

Aerobics Room

Racquetball Courts

Tennis Courts

$25 $25 without grill $35 with grill $35 (4 hrs or less) $50 (6 hrs or less) $100 (12 hrs or full day) $15 (4 hrs or less) $25 (6 hrs or less) $50 (12 hrs or full day) $15 (4 hrs or less) $25 (6 hrs or less) $50 (12 hrs or full day) $15 (4 hrs or less) $25 (6 hrs or less) $50 (12 hrs or full day)

Softball Softball Gloves Softball Bats Soccer Ball Shin Guard Sports Uniform Jersey Pinny Tennis Racket Tennis Ball Volleyball

Volleyball Knee Pads Dumbbells Abdominal Strap Weighted Vest Weight Bar Stretch Band Road Vest Weight Belt Chain Belt Medicine Ball

CAMP WALKER 764-4800/4907 CAMP CARROLL 765-8118/8287 Multi-Purpose Fields $35 (4 hrs or less) $55 (6 hrs or less) $100 (12 hrs or full day) Multi-Purpose Field Pavilion $15 (4 hrs or less) $25 (6 hrs or less) $35 (12 hrs or full day)

Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center

Intramural Softball League Every Mon, Wed & Thu, 1800-2100 at Cp Walker Kelly Field

Post Level Men’s & Women’s Softball Jamboree Tournament 8-9 June, 1000-2000 at Cp Walker Kelly Field & Cp Henry Field

764-4907 764-4800

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY U.S. ARMY America’s Army: Service to the Nation, Strength for the Future

USAG Daegu Army Birthday

CG Fun Run 8 June / 0800 at Camp Walker Kelly Field Registration: 0715-0745 / 764-4800

15 June / 0800 at Camp Carroll Fitness Center Registration: 0715-0745 / 765-8118

2013 KATUSA & U.S. Soldier Friendship Week 10-14 JUNE / 0800-1700 10-14 June, 08001700 at Camp Walker Fitness Center & Kelly Field 10-13 June, 0800-1700 at Camp Carroll Fitness Center & Story Field

Camp Carroll Fitness Center

Intramural Softball League

Every Mon - Fri, 1800-2000 at Cp Carroll Story Field

USAG Daegu All Star Softball Game (Current players only)

Camp Walker Vs Camp Carroll 20 June, 1400 at Cp Carroll Story Field 1800 Pre-game activities (i.e. base running contest and home run challenge)

Fitness Center Orientation Every Tuesday-Thursday 1000-1100 at Cp Carroll Fitness Center

765-8118

Camp Carroll Fitness Center

765-8118

Medicine Ball Challenge

13 June Camp Carroll Fitness Center Run 1-Mile Wall Bangers and 2 min Push-ups (all w/medicine ball)

Men’s 20 lb Women’s 14 lb

For more information, Call 765-8118

Army In Korea (AIK)/8th Army

Ten Miler 8 June At Camp Casey Army In Korea (AIK) 8th Army

Swimming 29 June At Camp Casey Applications available at your local sports office. Turn in applications a week prior to the event date.

For more information, call 764-4907

Cp Henry Fit-To-Win Center Mon-Fri, 0500-2000 Sat & U.S. Holidays, 1000-1800

768-6604  Cardio Equipment  Machine & Free Weights  Workout Accessories  Showers & Sauna

69 FMWR Outlook

Cp Walker Pool 764-3873 (Indoor) / 764-4553 (Outdoor) SWIMMING CLASS Sundays, 1700 / 764-4800

Cp Carroll Pool 765-7708 (Indoor) / 765-4274 (Outdoor) SWIMMING CLASS

Soldiers Swimming Lessons are FREE

Beginners (ages 5 & up): Tuesdays & Fridays, 1630-1800 Intermediate (ages 5 & up): Tuesdays & Friday, 1715-1800 Instructor must approve abilities in the beginner class before progressing to intermediate class Adults: Please see Kendra Nightingale at the Cp Carroll Gym for times Classes are $50 monthly Please pay a visit to the Cp Carroll Fitness Center / 765-8118

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1000-1400 at Kelly Fitness Center REGISTER YOUR ORGANIZATION TODAY! Call the Cp Walker Community Center

764-4431

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

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 73

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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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 75

Guest DJ’s welcome on Fridays 2100-2300 Call to reserve your spot, 764-4985.

LATE NIGHT PARTY AT THE HILLTOP Open Fridays & Saturdays ‘til 0300

Hip Hop, Dance, and Variety Music 2000 ‘til closing. LATE NIGHT MENU available 0100-0245 FMWR Outlook 78

Please use the information about register or sign up at Youth Center building 252, Camp Walker

764-5721

$60: Includes hotel for 2 nights and 2 meals

Transportation provided to and from Daechon Beach!