Community Connection May by Family and MWR Korea

COMMUNITY CONNECTION ISSUE 86 MAY 2011

FMWR MONTHLY INFORMATION MAGAZINE FOR THE USAG YONGSAN COMMUNITY

Memorial Day

Memorial Day Events Page 3-4 Texas Hold’em Page 5 June Battle of Bands Page 6 Avril Lavigne Concert Page 7 Family Fun Fitness & Safety Festival Page 8

Become a Fan at http://www.facebook.com/fmwryongsan

Military Spouse Month Events Page 9-10 Community Activities Center Tours Page 13-14

“Korea - The Assignment of Choice” http://yongsan.korea.army.mil http://www.usfk.mil

FMWR entertainment/events are always “Free”. Check with your local Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation for more information. Activities’ dates/locations/times are subject to change.

CONTENTS

SEOUL TOWER SEARCH CONTEST

Page 2 Upcoming Events

Page 3-10 Events & Entertainment

Page 11-12

ind the hidden Seoul Tower in this month’s Community Connection and you will be entered into a drawing for one of three $25.00 Main Post Club Reggie’s Food Coupons. To enter, just send an email identifying the correct location to robinsonp@korea.army.mil.

COMMUNITY CONNECTION ISSUE 86 MAY 2011

FMWR Facilities

Page 13-14 Moyer and K-16 CAC Tours

The drawing will be held on the 7th working day of each month. Participants are eligible to win only once every three months. USAG Yongsan DFMWR personnel and their Family members are not eligible for this contest.

Page 15-16 Dining & Clubs

Page 17-18 Sports

Page 19-22

Congratulations to April Winners: McCullum, Brandon M Donoghue, James J Moralesobjio, Belkys M

Recreation

Page 23-24 You Should Have Been There

Page 25-32 Community Services

Page 33-34 FMWR Advertisements

Page 36-46 Advertisements

Back cover FMWR Community Survey

Contents

Last month’s Seoul Tower was in the picture on page 9.

DFMWR MARKETING STAFF Blair Brachear Marketing Director Tel: 738-4058 blair.l.brachear@korea.army.mil Kyung Hee Son Graphic/Arts Designer Tel: 738-3322 kyung.son@korea.army.mil Sonya Tuuao Advertising Specialist Tel: 738-3321 sonya.p.tuuao@korea.army.mil Chae Hun Chang Marketing Assistant Tel: 738-3320 chae.h.chang@korea.army.mil Chu Hyon Kim Marketing Assistant Tel: 738-4398 chuhyon.kim@korea.army.mil

UPCOMING EVENTS MAY

5 Avril Lavigne Concert AX Hall, 1700

Memorial Day! Take Time to Celebrate your Freedom!

5 Pool Tournament Moyer CAC, 1800 5 Outdoor BBQ Begins... Every Thursday Main Post Club, 1100-1300

26 X-Game Tournament Moyer CAC, 1800

7 Suwon Castle Tour Moyer CAC, 0800

26 Pre-Tournament & Social Party Lombard Field, 1800-1900

7 Hi Seoul Festival 2011 Yoeuido Park and Han River Plaza, 1000

26 Home Run Derby Field # 1, 1900

7 Korean & American Friendship 9 Ball Tournament K-16 CAC, 1000

27 Memorial Day Events Opening Ceremony Field # 1, 0830-0900

7-8 Pre-season Post Level Men’s & Women’s Softball Tournament 4 Plex, Various time 8 Mother's Day Brunch Main Post Club, 1030-1430

27-30 21st Annual Pacific Wide Men’s & Women’s Softball Tournament Field #1, 2, 3 & 5 27 Salute to Retiree’s & Active Duty Lombard Field, 1630-1900

12 Chess Tournament Moyer CAC, 1800

27 Old Time American Block Party Lombard Field, 1900-2300

13 World IT Show 2011 COEX, 1000

28 Community Carnival - Kids Games Lombard Field, 1000-1700

14 Family Fun Fitness & Safety Festival Commissary Parking Lot, 1000

28 Pet Show Lombard Field, 1000-1300

14 Dan Yang Gosu Cave Tour Moyer CAC, 0700

28 Auto Show Williams Ave., 1300-1700

14 Korean & American Friendship 9Ball Tournament K-16 CAC, 1000-1800

28 06 vs E9 Field #2, 1300-1500

15 Korean League Soccer Game Seongnam Multi Complex, 1620

28 Lotte World Trip Jamsil, 0900

16 K-16 Playgroup K-16 ACS, 1000-1100

28-30 Jeju Island Overnight Tour Jeju Island, Depart 0900

19 Table Tennis Tournament Moyer CAC, 1800

29 Memorial Day Off-Road RC Car Race K-16 Arts & Crafts Center, 1100-1700

19 Scott Kennedy Comedy Tour II Main Post Club, 1900

29 Korean League Soccer Game Seongnam Multi Complex, 1620

21 Zip-Line Tour Munkyong City 0700

30 2011 Unit vs. Unit Karaoke Contest “Grand Finale” Main Post Club, 1900

21 EverLand Trip Yongin, 0900-1800

31 Memorial Day Award Ceremony & Celebration BBQ Party Lombard Field, 1400 Upcoming events

PACWIDE Tournament and Community Carnival

Memorial Day! Take Time to Celebrate your Freedom!

Kids Game

Pet Show

Singing Contest

Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, commemorates the men and women who died while serving in the American military. Memorial Day originated years after the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. Memorial Day was originally called Decoration Day because it was a time set aside to honor the nation's Civil War's fallen by decorating their graves. It was first widely observed on 30 May 1868, to commemorate the sacrifices of Civil War soldiers, by proclamation of General John A. Logan of the Grand Army of the Republic, an organization of former sailors and soldiers. On 5 May 1868, Logan declared in General Order No. 11 that: The 30th of May, 1868, is designed for the purpose of strewing with flowers, or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades who died in defense of their country during the late rebellion, and whose bodies now lie in almost every city, village, and hamlet churchyard in the land. In this observance no form of ceremony is prescribed, but posts and comrades will in their own way arrange such fitting services and testimonials of respect as circumstances may permit. During the first celebration of Decoration Day, 5,000 participants helped decorate the graves of more than 20,000 Union and Confederate Soldiers buried in the cemetery. In 1966, the federal government, under the

FMWR Memorial Day Events

direction of President Lyndon Johnson, declared Waterloo, N.Y., the official birthplace of Memorial Day because the two had made Memorial Day an annual, community-wide event during which businesses closed and residents decorated the graves of Soldiers with flowers and flags. In 1971, Congress declared Memorial Day a national holiday to be celebrated the last Monday in May. On Thursday, 26 May through Monday, 30 May, the Community Recreation Division of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR) will observe Memorial Day by planning the PACWIDE Tournament and Community Carnival. The PACWIDE Tournament and Community Carnival is a five day event featuring fun for the entire USAG Yongsan Community! The PACWIDE Tournament and Community Carnival will have a Salute to Retirees, the Pacific Wide Softball Tournament, and a community festival complete with an old fashioned American block party, music, Pet Show, Auto Show, and plenty of carnival games. Think you have the pipes to win? Enter the karaoke contest! Think your moves are the best? Show us in the dance competition. Are you just hungry for some barbecue? The PACWIDE Tournament and Community Carnival has it all! Five days of food, fun and entertainment for everyone. For more information on the PACWIDE Tournament and Community Carnival, please call 723-3291/7938 or 7388608. You can also find out more information at www.facebook.com/fmwryongsan.

Thursday, 26 May Pre-Tournament & Social Party: 1800-1900, Lombard Field Home Run Derby: 1900, Field #1

Auto Show

Soft Ball

Friday, 27 May Opening Ceremony: 0830-0900, Field #1 (Community is invited to the Opening Ceremony) Softball Play Begins: 0900, Field #1, 2, 3 & 5 Salute to Retireeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s & Active Duty - 2ID Country Band, Social Time, Recognition, Food & Drinks: 1630-1900, Lombard Field Old Time American Block Party - Battle of DJ Competition, Dance, Singing Contest, Food & Drinks: 1900-2300, Lombard Field Saturday, 28 May Softball Play: On Going, Field #1, 2, 3 & 5 Community Carnival - Pet Show: 1000-1300, Lombard Field Auto Show: 1300-1700, Williams Ave. Kids Games: 1000-1700, Lombard Field 06 vs E9 : 1300-1500, Field #2

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Sunday, 29 May Softball Play: On Going, Field #1, 2, 3 & 5 Monday, 30 May Award Ceremony: 1400-1430, Lombard Field Celebration BBQ: 1430, Lombard Field FMWR Memorial Day Events

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$300 unit voucher for use at the Main Post Club for a unit party $200 Cash Prize

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$100 unit voucher for use at the Main Post Club for a unit party $100 Cash Prize

For more information, call 723-5678/8785.

Sponsored by SPONSORS ARE NOT ENDORSED OR HAVE ANY AFFILIATION WITH DOD OR USAGY FMWR.

2011 Department of the Army

TEXAS HOLD’EM TOURNAMENT Game 1: Wednesday, 4 May, 1830 K-16 Landing Zone Club Local Tournament Prizes 1st Place: $500 and a seat at the online finals tournament 2nd Place: $200 3rd Place: $100 Finals Online Tournament Prizes 1st Place: Ultimate Home Theater with Blu-Ray and BOSE Surround Sound (ARV $6,000) 2nd Place: 3D Home Theater (46" HDTV, Blu-Ray Player, 2 Pair Glasses) (ARV $3,019.99) 3rd Place: 21.3" Touch Screen Computer (ARV $1,379.99) 4th Place: iPad (ARV $599) 5th Place: Xbox 360 w/Kinect (ARV $399.99) 6th Place: Nintendo Wii (ARV $229.99) 7th Place: Flip Ultra III Camcorder (ARV $199.99) 8th Place: Nintendo DSI XL (AVR $169.99)

Game 2: Wednesday, 11 May, 1830 Main Post Club, Uptown Lounge Game 3: Wednesday, 18 May, 1830 K-16 Landing Zone Club Local Final Round Wednesday, 25 May, 1830 Main Post Club, Uptown Lounge Pre-register at Moyer CAC or K-16 CAC. Maximum of 50 players Entry fee is $10.00 (price includes food and drink). Maximum of three re-buys at $15.00 each. Door Prizes from $5-$25.00

For more information, please call 741-6434/723-3291. 05 Unit vs Unit Karaoke Contest / 2011 Texas Hold’em Contest

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hree bands will compete at Uptown Lounge in the Main Post Club every Friday night during the month of June 2011 at 1900. The winner of each week will advance to the finals which will take place at the USAG Yongsan Independence Day Celebration.

Each band must be consisted of three to eight members and they must be 18 years of age or older to participate. All participants must also have access to base.

he chosen judges will be professionals in the field of entertainment (emphasis, music), and impartial to any person, installation, or area. Each band will be judged in the following criteria: stage presentation, sounds volume and clarity, band synchronization, band enthusiasm and attitude, and audience response. Judges will rate each area with a total point value from 1-20 for each category with a total possible score of 100 points.

The competition will be a round robin event based on a four week competition period. A total of twelve bands will be allowed to compete. Each band will be allowed ten minutes to set up and sound check before their performance and they will also be given ten minutes to tear down. A total of forty -three minutes from start to finish will be allowed. USAG Yongsan will provide one drum kit, one keyboard with a stand, microphones, amplifiers and a sound system.

Competitors are encouraged to incorporate vocals, choreographed movement, and costuming, with the option of using a theme to unify the program. Musicians should show dexterity in as many instruments as possible in order to demonstrate versatility of the group. Use of multiple keyboard synthesizers, and other multiple instruments, including instrument effects modules (guitar effects, keyboard adaptations, program drums) is encouraged.

Every Friday in June 1700 Main Post Club

n the day of the performance, band members must be dressed in clothing free from obscenities, drugs, alcohol, sex, or any other subject matter not suitable for a family audience. The name of the band and lyrics of performing songs must not contain any obscenities. The entire performance must also be violencefree. All notifications of dates, times and changes will be sent via e-mail to all band POC's. Question, concerns or changes of requests for inclusion to the event AFTER 13 May 2011 must be directed to the event POC by e-mail to joanne.love1@us.army.mil or by phone at DSN 723-5721, Civilian phone 0505 723-5721. All band registrations must be turned in to Moyer CAC or by e-mail to john.m.oconnor2@us.army.mil no later than 1700 on 13 May 2011. Selected bands will be notified of their original performance times by Monday, 16 May 2011. Final determination of the performance times for the USAG Yongsan Independence Day Celebration Battle of the Bands will be made on Monday, 27 June 2011.

Each Weeks Winners advance to the Finals on July 4th. Registration forms can be picked up at Moyer or K-16 CAC. For more information, call 723-5721/3291.

2011 USAG Yongsan Battle of Bands Competition

Thursday, 5 May 1900 AX Korea Hall

Bus will depart at 1700 from Moyer CAC. For more information, call 723-3291/741-6030.

You are invited to a magical night of wonder!

FRIDAY, 20 MAY 2011 2000 JAMSIL SPORTS COMPLEX

Tickets available at Moyer & K-16 CAC until 1600, 6 May 2011. Bus will depart at 1800 from Moyer CAC. For more information, call 723-3291/741-6030. 07 Avril Lavigne Concert / Cirque de Soleil -Varekai

Festival DeCA, AAFES Lot Sale Aerobathan Door Prizes Entertainment Fun and more...

& Safety

Saturday, 14 May 2011 1000 Commissary Parking Lot For more information, call Moyer CAC at 723-3291/738-5419.

4th of July Subway Challenge Time Frame: 1-30 June Deadline: 30 June, 1700 Teams of 2-4 people Competition Guidelines Must be a U.S. ID Card holder Register at Moyer or K-16 CAC for FREE! For more information, please call 723-7564 or 741-6473.

Participants will receive: - $5.00 Food Coupon for July 4th Celebration - Under 18: Drawing tickets for Prizes (bicycle, ipod, video game, etc.) - Adults: Drawing tickets for Grand Prize: Round-trip Airfare to U.S.

- Team must visit and take a picture (with all members placed in the pic) at 3 out of the 9 designated stops on Seoul Subway line 4 (light blue line) - The Picture must utilize the specific background specified at the location. - Upon completion, team must upload photos to "July 4th Subway Challenge" Facebook Page (one pic at a time, with names of members in the comment box) - Deadline to upload is 30 June, 1700 - All team members must go to 4th of July Celebration to pick up prize drawing tickets.

Sponsored by SPONSORS ARE NOT ENDORSED OR HAVE ANY AFFILIATION WITH DOD OR USAGY FMWR.

Family Fun Fitness & Safety Festival / 4th of July Subway Challenge

May is

Military Spouse Appreciation Month “Wake Up America”

In 1984, President Ronald Regan signed a proclamation officially recognizing Military Spouse Day. On Friday, 6 May 2011, the Army Community Service will have the Military Spouse Appreciation Day Ceremony at the Main Post Club from 0900-1200. The ceremony will salute the accomplishments and the sacrifices made by the military spouse and the national theme for this day is “Wake Up America”. USAG Yongsan will pay tribute to military spouses by acknowledging that military spouses are the backbone of Families who support our Soldiers. Spouses are essential to the strength of the nation. For more than 236 years, spouses have supported their Soldiers on the field and on the home front. In the 19th century, the Army protected settlers moving west. Army spouses braved the journey and life on the frontier to be with the Soldiers. When relocating, they rode ox- or horse-drawn carts and wagons and, sometimes, even walked. They confronted harsh climate, disease, and st attack while coping with military life. Today's Army spouses still confront many challenges. In the 21 century, the Army has a global presence in eighty countries. The Army is committed to improving Family readiness through better funding of programs, better health care, housing, schools, youth services, childcare, education and employment opportunities. Army spouses are community leaders, careerists, mothers, fathers, and Soldiers. It is understood that at times, spouses miss out on the opportunity to build careers because they move around so much to be with their loved ones. The Military Spouse Appreciation Ceremony will have the Civilian Personnel Advisory Center (CPAC) present so for those spouses who seek employment, CPAC will be there to inform you of available opportunities. Employment opportunities can also be found at websites like www.cpol.army.mil, www.secro-na.com or www.usajobs.com. The provided websites will list any employment opportunities available at any location.

Military Spouse Appreciation Month

Spouses routinely put the welfare of their Soldier, Family and nation above their own. After almost a decade of war and multiple deployments, our Active, Army Reserve, and National Guard spouses unconditionally continue to support America's Army. The strength of our Soldiers comes from the strength of their Families. “It's really hard being in a military family. I think it's harder for my mom because since she's a U.S. Army Soldier, she always has to leave me, my brothers, and my dad behind. Sure, she gets to meet new people and experience different cultures but I know she'd rather be with her family so we follow her. I just want my mom to know that wherever she goes, we'll be right behind her with nothing but love and support.” –Diamond Davis, 11th grader from Seoul American High School “My mother was very much aware of what she was getting herself into when she married my father. He was going to join the military and since marriage, she has always been his backbone. My mom makes it her duty, as a military spouse, to be with my father every step or move he makes. When he joined the military, she did too. Having my father in the military has made my parents closer than most. If they can get through the hardships of this unstable life, they can get through anything. As a whole, my family has adjusted well to this lifestyle. At times, I want to complain but I just look to my mother and try to grasp on to her impeccable strength. I know she wouldn't trade her life for anything.” – Alayna Pounds, 12th grader from Seoul American high School Thank you to all of our military spouses for your countless contributions and sacrifices!

Military Spouse Appreciation Month

What is Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR)? Army FMWR is a comprehensive network of support and leisure services designed to enhance the lives of soldiers (Active, Reserve, and Guard), their Families, civilian employees, military retirees and other eligible participants. FMWR employees in Korea strive to deliver the highest quality programs and services at each installation – from Family, child and youth programs to recreation, sports, entertainment, and leisure activities.

Community Recreation Division MOYER COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES CENTER

FMWR contributes to the Army’s strength and readiness by offering services that reduce stress, build skills, self-confidence and foster strong esprit-decorps. FMWR, Korea is a subset of the U.S. Army Family and MWR Command(FMWRC), the Army’s headquarters for Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation(FMWR) programs since November 1984.

Business Operations Division

Main Post, Building #2259 DSN: 723-3291

ARTS & CRAFTS CENTER

South Post, Building #4253/4254 DSN: 738-4750

Hours of Operation Mon-Thu: 0700-2130 Fri & Sat: 0700-2230

Hours of Operation Wed-Mon: 0900-1900 Last Monday of every month, Tue & KN Holidays: Closed

AUTO SKILLS CENTER

PET CARE CENTER

South Post, Building #T-4878 DSN: 738-5042

South Post, Building #5256 DSN: 736-6426

Hours of Operation Wed-Fri: 1000-1900 Sat & Sun: 0900-1800 Mon, Tue & KN Holidays : Closed

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 1000-1900 Sat: 1000-1700 Sun & KN Holidays: Closed

DOG PLAYGROUND

MUSIC & THEATRE

South Post, Beside the Pet Care Center DSN: 738-5254

Main Post, Building #2259 Main Office (Rm 201): DSN: 723-5721 Music Room (Rm 216): DSN: 723-3266 Hours of Operation Main Office: Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Music Room: Wed- Sun :1300-2100

MAIN POST CLUB Hours of Operation Reggie’s - Mon - Thu (Lunch Only): 1100-1330 - Fri (Lunch): 1100-1330 (Dinner): 1700-2100 - Sat (Dinner Only): 1700-2100

Main Post, Building #2293 DSN: 723-5685

Uptown Lounge - Wed & Thu: 1600-2300 - Fri & Sat: 1600-0130 BINGO - Sat & Sun: 1100-1600

YONGSAN LANES Hours of Operation Sun, Mon & Thu: 1100-2100 Tue: Closed Wed: 1600-2100 Fri & Sat: 1100-2400

Main Post, Building #2267 DSN: 723-7830

HARVEY’S LOUNGE Hours of Operation Mon-Thu: 1600-2330 Fri & Sat: 1600-0030 Sun: Closed

Hours of Operation Mon-Sun: 0500-2200

Sports South Post, Building #4034 DSN: 723-7830

COLLIER FITNESS CENTER

TRENT FITNESS CENTER

South Post, Building #5200 DSN: 738-8608

Main Post, Building #1496 DSN: 724-8466

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0500-2300 Sat, Sun & Holidays: 0800-2300

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0500-2130 Sat, Sun & Holidays: 0800-2100

FAMILY FUN PARK Hours of Operation Wed, Thu & Fri: 1100-1900 Sat, Sun: 1000-1900 Monday, Tuesday: Closed

South Post, Building #4275 DSN: 723-5820

FMWR Facility Information

Army Community Service

K-16 Air Base

- Installation Volunteer Program - Army Emergency Relief - Exceptional Family Member Program - Family Advocacy Program - Financial Assistance, - Employment - Loan Closet And Sofa - Relocation Services Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 Sat, Sun & Holidays: Closed

South Post, Building #4106 DSN: 738-7505/4617

Child, Youth, and School Services SCHOOL AGE SERVICES

3rd Floor: K-16 Army Community Service K-16 Library 2nd Floor: K-16 Community Activities Center K-16 Arts & Craft Center 1st Floor: Lading Zone Club Under Ground: K-16 Bowling Center

K-16 Community Activities Center Building #302 Under Ground

1st Floor

K-16 BOWLING CENTER

LANDING ZONE CLUB

DSN: 741-6240 Hours of Operation Mon-Wed: 1700-2200 Fri-Sat: 1700-2300 Sun: 1600-2200 Tue & Thu: Closed

DSN: 741-6380 Hours of Operation Tue-Thu: 1700-2400 Fri-Sat: 1700-0100 Sun-Mon: Closed

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0545-0800, 1415-1800 School Out Days: 0545-1800 Sat, Sun & Holidays: Closed

SCHOOL AGE SERVICES South Post, Building #4211 DSN: 738-4707/3051

Coordinatorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s SKIES Center South Post, Building B4270, DSN: 738-2311 Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0800-1700, Sat, Sun: Closed

MIDDLE SCHOOL/TEEN CENTER Hours of Operation Mon-Thu: 1430-2000, Fri & Sat: 1300-2100 Sun: Closed

South Post, Building #4215 DSN: 738-2310

2nd Floor

YOUTH SPORTS

K-16 ARTS & CRAFTS CENTER

K-16 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES CENTER

South Post, Building #4106, 121 DSN: 738-3001/5036

DSN: 741-6923 Hours of Operation Wed-Mon: 1000-1900 Tue & KN Holidays: Closed

DSN: 741-6030 Hours of Operation Mon-Thu: 0800-2200 Fri: 0800-2400, Sat: 1100-2400 Sun: 1100-2200

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

3rd Floor

Hours of Operation Mon-Thu: 1430-2000, Fri & Sat: 1300-2100 Sun: Closed

South Post, Building #4216 DSN: 738-8117/5567

PARENT AND OUTREACH SERVICES - Registration

South Post, Building #4280 DSN: 738-3404/3406

K-16 ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0545-1800 Sat, Sun & Holidays: Closed

DSN: 741-6693 Hours of Operation Mon & Wed: 0800-1700 Tue, Thu & Fri: Closed

Yongsan Library

K-16 LIBRARY DSN: 741-6694 Hours of Operation Tue-Fri: 1100-2000 Sat & Sun: 1100-1900 Mon: Closed

K-16 FITNESS CENTER K-16 Air Base, Building #158 DSN: 741- 6328

Main Post, Building #S-2215 DSN: 723-7380

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0600-2130 Sat, Sun & Holidays: 0800-2100

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0900-2200 Sat & Sun: 0900-2000

Hannam Village HANNAM ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE Hannam, Building #6107 DSN: 723-6810 Hours of Operation Tue & Fri: 0800-1700 Thu: 1300-1700 Mon, Wed: Closed

HV MIDDLE SCHOOL/TEEN CENTER Hannam, Building #6150 DSN: 723-8765

HANNAM LIBRARY

Hours of Operation Mon & Wed: 1500-2000, Sat: 1300-2000 Tue, Thur, Sun: Closed

FITNESS & RECREATION CENTER Hannam, Building #6150 DSN: 723-3348 Hours of Operation Wed-Sat:1100-2200 Sun-Tue: 1100-1900 Mon: Closed

Hannam, Building #6147 DSN: 723-6849 Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 0600-2100 Sat, Sun & Hol: 1000-1800

FMWR Facility Information

Saturday, 7 May HI SEOUL FESTIVAL 2011 1100-2000 Bus will depart from K-16 CAC at 1100 and Moyer CAC at 1200. An extraordinary element of living in Seoul is the opportunity to congregate with an international community. One of Seoul's famous international and cultural festivals, Hi Seoul Festival engages people from all over the world to compete, perform, and enjoy Korea's culture.The Festival's theme is moveme-nt; nonverbal performance. Nonverbal performance defines any type of entertaining act in which language is not incorporated, such as beats, calligraphy, graphic design, dance, music, etc.The concept is that all people willunderstand the performance no matter what race or creed. Last year, the Hi Seoul Festival had approximately two million Korean citizens and foreign tourists. Expected competitors to participate in the nonverbal performance come from ten or more countries to perform in the nonverbal performances.The event will be held for six days starting Thursday, 5 May to Tuesday, 10 May inYeouido Hangang Park and downtown Seoul.The Han River will be the focal point for the entire event with the main stage located by the Han River Basin.The main programs include artistic fireworks, village of big top theaters, parades, farm experience in the city, picnic on the bridge, tossing coins for love, martial arts, performance workshops, and more than two hundred non-verbal performance and hundreds of street performances. The Nonverbal Open Contest is a great chance for blooming amateur artists to test their talent in two categories: Band Music and Nonverbal Performance. Ten finalists in each category will compete on the main stage and the winning team will receive a cash prize. The Performance Participation Program invites Seoul citizens to join performance teams from Spain, Australia and Korea. The lucky participants will perform air acrobatics, take part in the parade, and appear in nonverbal performances by leading performance groups from both Korea and other countries.

In addition, the Hi Seoul Festival 2011 is looking for 400 volunteers to promote the festival with their dynamic talents and passion. The volunteers will be selected upon close review of their qualifications in the relevant fields, namely, Festival Support Personnel, Interpretation, and Public Relations and Marketing, and assigned to their corresponding positions to carry out various support assignments.The K-16 Community Activities Center is offering a trip to Hi Seoul Festival on Saturday, 7 May. Patrons can sign up at either Moyer CAC or K-16 CAC for the trip. The deadline to sign-up is 4 May. Transportation costs $5.00 per person and admission is free. Patrons are invited to bring snacks, bagged lunch or spending money (Korean Won) for the event. On the day of the trip, the bus will depart K-16 CAC at 1100 to arrive at Moyer CAC and depart at 1200. The bus will leave Yoeuido at 1800 and arrive to Moyer CAC at 1900 and then return to K-16 CAC at 2000. For more information, please call Moyer CAC at 723-3291, K-16 CAC at 7416030 or go to www.facebook.com/fmwryongsan.

tours

USAGY

MOYER CAC

Moyer and K-16 CAC Tours

Saturday, 7 May

Friday, 13 May

Suwon Castle Family Tour

2011 World IT Show (COEX)

0800-1800 Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 0800 and K-16 CAC at 0900 Min: 15, Max: 40

0900-1800 Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 0900 and K-16 CAC at 1000 Enter Fee: 5,000 won

COEX World Trade Center

Saturday, 14 May

Saturday, 21 May

Dan Yang Gosu Cave Tour

Zip-Line & ATV/Shooting

0700-2000 Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 0700 and K-16 CAC at 0800 Min: 10, Max: 20

0700-1800 Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 0700 and K-16 CAC at 0800 Min: 15, Max: 40

tours

USAG YONGSAN Saturday, 21 May Everland Family Tour

Saturday-Monday 28-30 May Jeju Island Overnight Tour

0800-1800 Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 0800 and K-16 CAC at 0900 Min: 20, Max: 40

Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 0800 Min: 20, Max: 30

Saturday, 28 May

15 & 29 May

Lotte World Family Tour

Korean League Soccer Game

0900-1800 Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 0900 and K-16 CAC at 1000 Min: 15, Max: 40

1500-2100 Bus will depart Moyer CAC at 1500 and K-16 CAC at 1600 Min: 5, Max: 40

Deadline to sign up for USAGY Tours is 3 days before the tour date.

MOYER CAC K-16 CAC

NO REFUND AFTER DEADLINE. All tours are subject to cancellation without notice. For more information, please call Moyer CAC 723-3291, K-16 CAC 741-6030. The bus fee for all tours is $5.00. USAG Yongsan Tours

LUNCH BUFFET 1100-1330 $9.95

Monday Asian Buffet

Tuesday Home-Style

Wednesday Soul Food

Thursday Ragin Cajun

Friday Fried Fish & Chicken

· Beef & Broccoli · Honey Garlic Chicken · Oriental Stir-Fry · Korean Buttered Corn · Steamed Rice · Yaki-Soba · Dinner Rolls · Cinnamon Swirl Cake

· Turkey A La King · Meat Loaf · Ham & Raisin Sauce · Scalloped Potatoes · Green Beans · Corn on the Cob · Dinner Rolls · Buffet Cake

· BBQ Ribs · Southern Baked Chicken · Fried Catfish · Collard Greens · Black-Eyed Peas · Steamed Rice · Macaroni & Cheese · Corn Bread · Buffet Cake

· Smoked Cajun Turkey · Tasso & Vegetable Fettuccini · Beans & Hocks · Sausage Jambalaya · Cajun Carrots Lyonnaise · Steamed Rice · Corn Maque Choux · Cornbread · Caramel Banana Cake

· Fried Chicken · Lemon Baked Fish · Roast Beef · Buttered Peas & Mushrooms · Mashed Potatoes & Gravy · Rice Pilaf · Dinner Rolls · Buffet Cake

****ALA CARTE MENU IS AVAILABLE EVERY DAY****

10% OFF

Reggie’s Early Bird Lunch Special Receive a 10% discount off the purchase price when you visit Reggie’s between 1100-1130. Discount is good for individual meals and does not apply to unit/group purchases. (Reggie’s full-service dining only)

May Special Brew Burger Combo served with the purchase of a Beverage only Monday and Tuesday for Lunch Regular Price $7.99

- NOT AVAILABLE TAKE OUT AND EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT 8 ounce fresh hand mad Black Angus Charbroil to your delight, Soft Toasted Kaiser Roll, crisp green lettuce leaf, ripe red tomato, sliced red onion, hot French Fries.

Mother’s Day Brunch Sunday, 8 May, 1030-1430

LE SA Y ON ONL R FO

.95

Adults: $14.95 Children 6 - 11 years old: $5.95 Children under 5 years old: Free All Mother’s : $10.95

TWO - FOR ONE STEAK NIGHT 10 ounce Sirloin Steak, Baked Potato, Corn on Cob, Small Green Salad.

EVERY FRIDAY 1700-2100

ONLY

21.95

Salad Bar with Steak Special for only $2.00.

Outdoor BBQ Start from Thursday, 5 May

SATURDAY NIGHT Steak Spaeical

Every Thursday, 1100-1300 Outside Main Post Club

Cook your Own Steak $11.95 10 ounce Sirloin Steak, Baked Potato, Corn on Cob, Small Green Salad.

24 Ounce T-Bone Steak $19.95 24 ounce T-Bone Steak, Baked Potato, Corn on Cob, Small Green Salad.

Served 1700-2100 Salad Bar with Steak Special for only $2.00.

For more information, call 723-8785/5678 15

Main Post Club

UPTOWN LOUNGE Main Post Club BINGO

Wing Night Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night 10 Wings $5.00 or 20 Wings $8.00

WEEKEND

BINGO

Wing and Beer Night

Jackpots! $10,000

Every Night Buy 10 Wings get a Glass of Draft Beer for $1.00 Buy 20 Wings get a pitcher of Draft Beer for $4.50

FREE LUNCH Monday ~ Friday

Thursday Night Karaoke Night....1900-2300 Snack Bar Open: 2000-2300 Pool League Night....1900

Friday Night

Every Saturday & Sunday 1100-1600, Early Bird at 1300 23 April BINGO canceled.

BINGO Saturday Night Old School/Motown Music 1630-2030 Rock with Hip Hop Night 2030-0100

JAZZ/Poetry Night 1700 Pool Tournament Minimum of 10 people Entry Fee: $10.00 Prizes: 1st $50.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00 Free Snack

BONANZA

BINGO

Lunch Time

Starts Every Friday Finishes Every Thursday

Also, you can join us for an exciting Bonanza Bingo game at K-16 Landing Zone Club.

We are looking(Contract) for BINGO CALLER. $15.00 per hour every Saturday & Sunday from 1300 to 1700.

For more information, call 723-8785/5678

“Reserve your parties at Main Post Club”

K-16 Looking for Unit/Organization Gatherings?

Call 723-5678 (weekdays only, 0830-1700)

Landing

lub ZONE

TUESDAY, 1800-2200

KARAOKE NIGHT

POOL LEAGUE Every Tuesday, 1900

HAPPY HOUR Every Wednesday and Friday Night, 1700 FREE Snack

FREE DARTS & POOL TABLES

CLASSIC ROCK AND COUNTRY MUSIC KARAOKE & D.J. Every Friday and Saturday, 1700-2400

WEDNESDAY, 1800-2200

FRIDAY/SATURDAY, 2000-0100

LIVE DJ “LARRY LANDRUM” HIP HOP, R&B MUSIC

COUNTRY MUSIC-WITH DJ SATURDAY, 1900-2300 THURSDAY, 1930-2330

FREE SNACK .....1900 FREE SODA FOR LADIES

LIVE DJ NIGHT VARIOUS MUSIC

.....1700-1900

BONANZA K-16 BINGO

at Landing Zone Club Starts Every Friday Finishes Every Thursday

For more information, call 741-6380 For more information, please call 723-5678/8785. MPC/Harvey’s Lounge/K-16 Landing Zone Club USAGY Community Bodybuilding Competition

16 04

USAG Yongsan Sports Collier Fitness Center Sports Events

738-8608

Intramural Men’s & Women’s Volleyball Tournament, 3-8 May Pre-season Post Level Men’s & Women’s Softball Tournament, 7-8 May at 4 Plex Intramural Softball League, 7-31 May at 4 Plex Opening Ceremony, 27 May, 0830 at 4 Plex 21st Annual Pacificwide Men’s & Women’s Softball Tournaments, 26-30 May at Multiple locations

Swimming Pools Swimming Classes

Yongsan Pool #3 & K-16 Pool (indoor) Monday-Friday, 0600-2100 Saturday, Sunday & US Holidays, 1000-1800

Water Aerobic Classes Tuesday & Thursday, 0930 Yongsan Pool #3 (indoor)

Outdoor Swimming Pools

s Open Saturday, 28 May

Yongsan Pool #2 & Hannam Village Pool

Collier Fitness Center 738-8608 Time 0600 0830 0900 1130 1300 1515 1645 1715 1730 1800 1830 1930

Monday Aerobics

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Aerobics/Spinning Bike Aerobics/Spinning Bike Aerobics/Spinning Bike Yoga

Aerobics

Yoga

Friday

Saturday

Aerobics Aerobics Yoga/Cross Fit

Taekwondo

Ballroom Dance

Taekwondo

Ballroom Dance

Soobahk

Yoga/Spinning Bike

Spinning Bike

Taekwondo Ballroom Dance

Aerobics Spinning Bike

Aerobics

Cross Fit Aerobics

Pilates Kumdo

Aerobics Yoga/Spinning Bike

Aerobics Pilates

QI Training

Kumdo

QI Training

Kumdo

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Trent Fitness Center 724-8466 Time 0830 0930 1100 1730 1800 1900

Monday Zumba

Zumba

Pilates

Taekwondo Zumba

Taekwondo

Hapkido

Hapkido/Soobahk

Soobahk

Taekwondo Hapkido

Hannam Village Fitness Center 723-6849 Time 1800 1915

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Yoga

Aerobics

Yoga

Aerobics

Zumba

K-16 Fitness Center 741-6328 Time 1730

Sports

Tuesday

Thursday

Zumba

BALLROOM DANCE CLASSES: Various times, Pre-register with Sunny at 010-8953-9742. MARTIAL ARTS: Various times at Collier Fitness Center (736-4588) and Trent Fitness Center (724-8466) Personal Trainers are available at Collier Fitness Center -Tammy 010-2594-7246. Hannam - Rusia 019-399-9130.

Fitness News... What’s all this talk about BMR?

o, BMR is not another military acronym to remember. However, BMR, Basal Metabolic Rate, is the amount of calories that your body burns at rest. Yes, that’s right folks. BMR is how many calories your body would burn if you decided to sit on the couch all day.

FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR BMR: When it comes to determining your BMR, there are four constant factors involved, which include: 1. Age 2. Gender 3. Height 4. Weight (EXAMPLE) AGE: 28, GENDER: M, HT: 5’10”, WT: 210lbs BMR Calculation: 2073; which means at rest, their body burns 2073 calories a day without any physical activity. Now, lets look at the same factors, but for a female; their BMR would equal 1760 calories.

THINGS TO CONSIDER IN REGARDS TO BMR: It is the unfortunate truth ladies however, given the example above, men do burn more calories. WHY? Men have the ability to burn calories at a higher rate due to growth hormones and testosterone levels. Another thing to consider is body size: a muscular/lean individual will burn more calories than an individual who has more fat mass.

HOW TO MANIPULATE YOUR BMR: As I have mentioned before, your BMR is only what your body is factored to burn while at rest. Factors that can increase your burn rate include: 1. Increase physical activity; the more active you are the more calories your body will burn. 2. Incorporate strength training into your routine; muscle is believed to burn 3x more calories than fat. WHY YOU SHOULD KNOW YOUR BURN RATE: Having an idea of how many calories your body is estimated to burn per day is important when it comes to trying to lose and/or gain weight. Knowing your burn rate can give you baseline information and allow you to achieve results. As always, it is important to understand that a healthy plan of action is one that includes healthy dieting, regular physical activity and a healthy mindset. If you would like to have your BMR calculated and/or have a fitness assessment conducted, contact Edward Motley, Fitness Coordinator for USAG Yongsan.

By: Edward J. Motley, MS, ACSM-HFS Fitness Coordinator 736-3340 edward.j.motley@korea.army.mil

Fitness

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

YELLOW HEAD PIN BOWLING Bowl a strike when you have a yellow head pin and get one FREE GAME (1100-2100)

Everyone bowls for $150 per game (1100-2100)

CLOSED

Wednesday Yongsan Lanes opens at 1600-2100

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

YELLOW HEAD PIN BOWLING Bowl a strike when you have a yellow head pin and get one FREE GAME (1700-2100)

Cosmic Bowling 1930-2400

Youth Bowling Program 0900-1100

Cosmic Bowling 2100-2400

For more information, call 723-7830/7938.

Bowler of the Month at Yongsan Lanes What’s your name? Fred Moore Where are you from? San Juan, Puerto Rico Where do you work? IMCOM-K, Housing Branch What’s your average? “My average is 201. I play on the ‘Namsan Rollers & Won More Time’ team and we usually bowl on Wednesday and Friday Nights” Any tips? “Pratice a lot, take lessons if you can, and have fun!”.

Yongsan Lanes

Yongsan Lanes May Events Mother’s Day & Military Spouse Day Friday-Sunday, 6-8 May SPIN-N-WIN

Kids Clean Up Your Room Day Monday, 9 May Bring a photo of your clean room and get one FREE GAME

Armed Forces Day Sunday, 22 May Armed Forces Personnel bowl three games and get a FREE 7-inch Pizza. For more information, call 723-7830/7938.

K-16 BOWLING CENTER Ladies’ Night Sunday Night, 1600-2200 Bowl 4 Games and Get One Free Game with Free Shoe Rental

Red Head Pin Bowling Sunday & Monday Night, 1800 Bowl a strike with a red head pin and get one FREE GAME!!!

Cosmic Bowling Night Wednesday Night, 1630-1900 Live DJ Great Music, Friends, and Fun!!

League Night Friday Night, 1800 Come join the league!

Rock-N-Roll Bowling Night Saturday Night, 1800~2300 For more information, call 741-6240. Yongsan Lanes/K-16 Bowling Center

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES CENTER

Yongsan Moyer CAC May

BOXING

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Every Thursday

GOLF BOWLING

Pool Tournament 5 May 1800

Chess Tournament 12 May 1800

TOURNAMENT BASEBALL TENNIS

Table Tennis Tournament 19 May 1800

X-Game Tournament 26 May 1800

All tournaments will be held at MOYER CAC

Every Tuesday at 1800 Moyer CAC

RENTAL SERVICES

For more information, call 723-3291.

2011 Army in Korea Paintball Championship 13-14 May Camp Carroll Paintball Field

Moyer CAC

Equipment Horse Shoes/Banquet Tables/Folding Chairs/Bingo Machine/Candy Machine/Roll of Tickets/Popcorn Machine/Grill/Table Cloths/ Ice Chest/Coffee Pot Costumes Rabbit/Frog/Bunny/Monk/Angel/Nun/Squirrel/Can-Can Dancer/ Elf/Polar Bear/St. Bernard Dog/Santa/Mrs. Santa Inflatable Games Jump Castle/Human Foosball/Jumps Lion/Big Glove Boxing/ Quarterback Pass/Dunking Tank/Bungee Run

K-16

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES CENTER

For more information, call 741-6030/6434/6473

TOURNAMENT CAC Game Room Prize for 1st and 2nd Place.

Pool Tournament Wednesday 11 May 1800-2000

Table Tennis Tournament Wednesday 18 May 1800-2000

Korean & American Friendship 9-Ball Tournament Saturday, 14 May 1000-1800 (Prizes for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place/Cost: Free)

MOVIE NIGHT Dart Tournament Wednesday 25 May 1800-2000

Every Friday & Saturday 1900 Cost: Free $1.00 for Popcorn & Drink

* Open to All USFK ID Card Holders, pre-registration is recommended.

BOSS MEETING Every 1st and 3rd week, Monday, 1300 K-16 CAC Movie Room For more information, call 741-6030.

K-16 Air Base CAC/BOSS

You Should Have Been There Nonsan Strawberry Festival

9 April 2011, Nonsan

“Their berries were pretty tasty.” - MAJ Cynthia Sonnek

“The live music and chef display was superb.” - Blair Brachear

2011 Seoul Motor Show

10 April 2011, Ilsan Kintex

“The Seoul Motor Show was Awesome!” - Mu-Yong Pak

“Nice models.. Both Cars and Females!” - John O’Connor

USAG Yongsan Library Week 10~16 April 2011, Yongsan Library

“Free cake, free wi-fi, free books... What’s not to like about Yongsan Library?” - Maria Cutler You Should Have Been There

“USAG Yongsan was listed as the most used Army Library in the Army in 2010.” - Dr. Esther Kim

Lotte World Tour

11 April 2011, Jamsil

“Although the lines were quite long, the rides were worth the wait!” - Diamond Davis

Chef’s Night Around The World

“I would love to have another Chef’s Night Around the World!” - Daniel Melton

USAG Yongsan Easter Egg Hunt

“Even though I didn’t participate in the Easter Egg Hunt, I really enjoyed myself!” - Sonya Tuuao

“I love that were was a variety of indoor and outdoor amusement.” - Alayna Pounds

14 April 2011, Main Post Club

“The opportunity for food, friends, comradery, and community is why I love Reggie’s at the Main Post Club” - John McDonald

16 April 2011, Yongsan Field #10

“These community-wide events brings my family together. The kids had a great time.” - Gina Slator You Should Have Been There

ARMY

The Commander's Principal Family Readiness Agency, Providing Comprehensive, Coordinated, And Responsive Services

Family Advocacy Program 738-5151/8861

Relocation Program 738-7505

The Family Advocacy Program is seeking Emergency Placement Care (EPC) Providersâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Are you Command-Sponsored and living on post? Have at least 6 months left in USAG Yongsan? For more information, call 738-8861.

11 May - Seoul Secrets: Korean Food Discovery, 1000-1330, Come out and learn about Korean Food! 18 May - Seoul Secrets: Transportation 101, 0900-1400, Join us in learning about the subway system in Korea and then join us

2 May - Parent Teens Class (for parents of teenagers), 1130-1300 3 May - Newborn Basics, 1500-1700, call 738-7505 to register 4 & 18 May - Yongsan SAS Playgroup, 1000-1100, SAS Building #4211

for lunch (please bring Won for lunch and for the purchase of the T-Money Card) 25 May - Spouse & Civilian Newcomerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Orientation & Agency Expo,

12 & 19 May - Becoming a Love & Logic Parent Class, 0930-1130

0830-1430, Come out and meet others on a post windshield

13 May - Power Struggle Class (for parents), 1000-1130, call 738-7505

tour and then a walking tour of some areas in downtown

to register 21 May - USAG Yongsan Baby Shower, 1245-1500, Seoul American High School Gymnasium

Seoul. After the walking tour, we will have lunch at a Korean restaurant. After the downtown tour and lunch we will return to meet post agency representatives at the Expo in Building.

23 May - New Commander/Senior NCO FAP Brief, 1400-1500 25 May - Single Parent Network, 1130-1300 25 May - Effective Discipline for Teens (ages 13-17) Class (for parents of teenagers), 1500-1630 31 May - Communication for Teens Class (for teenagers), 1530-1700 Minimum of 3 required for each class. Register at least one day prior at the ACS Front Desk/738-7505 or 738-5151. Army Family Covenant: Keeping the

Individual Briefings are scheduled for Smooth Move information, please call Marilyn McCallum Roseborough, 738-7186 Sponsorship Training is scheduled directly with Units by calling Ms. Marilyn McCallum Roseborough, 738-7505/7186 25.....Army Community Service / FMWR

Promise Honoring our Commitment to Soldiers and Families.

Korean Language Classes: Tuesdays & Thursdays for eight sessions during the month, 1730-1830. Reservations are needed to attend the classes.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) 738-8861/5311

English-As-A-Second Language: Mondays & Wednesdays, 1630-1730, ACS Building, pre-enrollment required with a Placement Test.

The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is a mandatory enrollment program that works with other military agencies to provide comprehensive housing, education, medical and personnel support to Families with Special Needs. An Exceptional Family Member is a dependent, regardless of age, that requires medical services for a chronic condition, receives ongoing services from a specialist, has behavioral health concerns/social issues/psychological needs, receives education services provided on an Individual Education Program (IEP), or a Family Member receiving services provided on an Individual Family Services Plan (IFSP). All Soldiers that have identified Exceptional Family Members (EFMs) are responsible for keeping the medical and/or special Education needs documentation of those Family members current as EFM conditions change or rescreen at least every three years, whichever comes first. Questions? Please stop by the ACS EFMP Office in Building #4106, Room 108 or call the ACS EFMP Manager at 738-5311.

Military & Family Life Consultant Program 010-8697-3926 Provides short-term, situational, problem-solving counseling services to service members and their Families. Services provided to individuals, couples, Families and groups. To schedule an appointment, please call 0108697-3926.

Immigration and Citizenship Classes with the US Embassy, ACS Building 19 May, 1000-1200

Army Community Service

American Culture and Citizenship Classes: Fridays, 1630-1730

Outreach Program 738-7123 International Spouse Support Group, USAGY ACS, Second Monday of the Month 25 May - USAGY Community Expo, 1300-1430 ACS-2-You Schedule Dragon Hill Lodge: Kick Start in Korea Dragon Hill Lodge: Market Square, 1030-1200, Every Wednesday Commissary, 1st and 3rd Friday of the month, 1030-1230 Main PX, 2nd Friday of the Month, 1030-1230 Military Dining Facility every 1st and 3rd Thursday from 1130-1300 USAGY Brian Allgood Army Community Hospital every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 0930-1100 Looking for information on the community and ACS programs? Contact the ACS Outreach Program Coordinator. ACS-2-You will come to your next unit function, FRG meeting or training. For more information, call 738-7123 or rosa.peralta@korea.army.mil Please apply for a free or reduced lunch for the 2011/2012 School Year at the ACS Building, #4106, Room 113. Applications must be submitted every new school year. For more information, call Mr. Chatman, 738-7999.

COMMUNITY SERVICE That Supports Readiness of Soldiers, Civilian Employees, And Their Families During Peace And War.

Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) 738-3617

Personal Financial Management Program

AFAP is a year round program to identify Quality Life issues for the attention of senior Army leadership. Submit an issue for consideration at the USAG Yongsan 2012 Conference. For more information, contact Lynn Omondi, Program Manager, lynn.leonard.omondi@korea.army.mil.

3 May - Personal Financial Management Training, 0800-1700

738-4655

3 May - Initial Permanent Change of Station Move Training, 1300-1400 4 May - Checkbook Management, 0900-1130 11 May - Identity Theft: Prevention, Recognition & Recovery, 0900-1130

Army Family Team Building (AFTB) 738-3617

17 May - Personal Financial Management Training, 0800-1700

AFTB Instructor Training Course, Tuesday-Thursday, 3-5 May, 0900-1700 AFTB Level I in English, Tuesday-Wednesday, 7-8 June, 0830-1430, Register by 17 May to request childcare-Register by 3 June if not requesting childcare. For more information about AFTB, contact Lynn Omondi, Program Manager.

24 May - Be a Savvy Consumer; banking-ATM/Debit Cards, 0900-1100 31 May - Be a Savvy Consumer; Car Purchasing, 0900-1100

Family Member Employment Assistance Program 738-8977/7505

ACS Training Series 738-3617

Army Spouses: Talented, Global, Diverse Workforce, One-on-One Counseling, Internet Access, Phone, Fax, Computer Lab for Job Search. Preparation for Interviews & Resume Assistance by Appointment

ACS Instructor Training Course, 3-5 May, 0900-1700 For more information, contact Lynn Omondi, Coordinator.

6 May - How to Prepare a Career Portfolio, 1400-1530

ACS Spouse Resilience Training 738-3617

25 May - Dress for Success, 1400-1530

For more information, contact Lynn Omondi, Coordinator.

27 May - Interviewing Techniques, 1400-1530

Family Readiness Support Assistant (FRSA) Training 738-3617 For more information, contact Lynn Omondi, Program Manager.

31 May - Turning Volunteer Experience into a Paid Experience, 1400-1530 Wednesdays & Fridays - Job Search Orientation/Resumix 1030-1130, ACS Building, By appointment

Army Volunteer Corps (AVC) 738-3617

Wednesdays & Fridays - Win Way Resume Writing/Resumix

AVC Professional Development Series, Meet the SME-School Liaison Officer, Room 118, Tuesday, 3 May, 1100-1200. For more information about volunteering on USAG Yongsan, contact Lynn Omondi, Program Manager.

1400-1530, ACS Building, By appointment

USAG Yongsan

Baby Shower

Saturday, 21 May 1245-1500

Seoul American High School Gymnasium

Please RSVP to 738-7510

For more information, call 738-8861.

Hannam Army Community Service

K-16 Army Community Service

Due to building repairs, the Hannam ACS office is CLOSED until further notice.

Are you PCS-ing? The Army Community Service Relocation program can assist you! Whether you just arrived or are departing, the Lending Closet is full of items to help make your transition smoother and more enjoyable. For more information, call 741-6693

For information regarding the Lending Closet, please call 741-6693 or Yongsan ACS at 738-7505. For information regarding Hannam Playgroup, please call 738-7510/8861. For immediate ACS assistance, please call Yongsan ACS at 738-7505.

2 & 16 May - Playgroup, 1000-1100, Community Activities Center For more information, call 738-7510

Army Community Service

Child Development Center May programs 7 May - CDC Parents’ Night Out, 1800-2200 18 May - Parents’ Training “Literacy and the Young Child”, 1145-1245 25 May - CDC Parents' Advisory Council (PAC) Meeting, 1715-1830 For more information call CYS Services Coordinator, 738-3406/2311.

CDC

provides

services for children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age and is open from 0545 to 1800, Monday through Friday (except Federal Holidays). Services provided include full-day care, hourly care, part-day preschool, and kindergarten before/after care. Hourly care services are available from 0800-1500, Monday-Friday. Call 738-3406/2311 to make a reservation.

elcome to the Yongsan Child Development Center! We Seek to provide a safe, healthy,

caring, and learning environment for the children in our care. We devote each moment of our day to the development of an environment conducive to learning. Each child is challenged to reach his or her fullest development of the whole child. We believe that children learn by first-hand experiences, by becoming involved in activities, and by playing. Play aids growth; it provides an imaginary world where children can master events that happen and provides a basis for physical development. Play is a way of learning adult roles; it is vital and essential to the survival of all humans.

hildcare fees are determined by the Total Family income. We provide hourly care and it is offered on a space available basis. Partday preschool is offered in conjunction with the school year for children ages 35. Parents are encouraged to participate and become actively involved in all aspects of the program. Parent Advisory Meetings are held monthly at the CDC on the last Wednesday of the month at 1145. Bring your lunch, we'd love to see you there! A CHILD'S WORK...IS HIS/HER PLAY!

ur curriculum includes daily creative learning activities, dramatic play, cooking experiences, literacy skills, special visitors, and highenergy motor skill development.

CDC is DoD-certified and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

Yongsan Family Child Care (FCC) Program Army Family Child Care (FCC) Homes are available on Yongsan as well as Hannam Village which provides quality childcare from trained childcare providers that work as independent contractors for CYS Services. FCC Homes provide full-day, part-day and hourly care for children in a home environment where children can develop motor, cognitive, social and emotional skills through a balance of exploration and a planned curriculum. Learning activities are designed to support the natural development of children and include individual and small group experiences. If you are interested in becoming a FCC provider by providing child care in your government quarters, please contact Ms. Stephanie Wallace for an application information. For more information call Ms. Claudette Mohn, FCC Director, 738-3406/2311.

Child Development Center

CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES Yongsan School-Age Center (SAC) Program

Yongsan & Hannam Village Middle School/Teen (MS/T) Program

SAS provides Before-and After-School programs for children in 1st through 5th grade. Before-School Care is provided from 0545 to 0745 and AfterSchool Care begins immediately after school ends until 1800. 7 May - SAC Open Recreation, 1200-1600 11 May - SAC PAC Meeting, 1715-1800 at SAC Homework Room

Yongsan & Hannam MS/Teen Center Every Tuesday, 1530 - Keystone/Torch Club Every Wednesday, 1600-1700 - Community Service Project 11 May - MST Parents’ Advisory Council (PAC) Meeting, 1200-1300

For more information call Ms. Young Pak, SAS Director, 738-3051/4707.

HIRED! Training “The HIRED! Program is accepting applications for the Fall Term. Please pick up an application at building 4215.”

Parent and Outreach Services (POS)

For more information on the HIRED! Session, Contact Mr. Brandon Carr, 738-8113

Kids-on-Site - USAG Yongsan “Child Care for Fitness” Daily, 0800-1430 at Collier Fitness Center

For more information call Mr. Jacks, 738-2310 for Yongsan MS/Teen Center or Ms. Durbin, 723-8765 for Hannam MS/T Center.

Hourly Care offered at 1RC, 0800-1400 Visit Parent Central to purchase hourly care punch cards and sign up for orientation today!

Yongsan Youth Sports Program

2 May - Learn to Swim Sign-ups begin, 0800-1645, Monday-Friday 9-14 May - Teen Babysitter Training, 0900-1800 at Yongsan MS/T Center 13 May - Community Wide Parents’ Night Out, 1900-2200 for ages 6 weeks-

Until May - Volleyball Season

12 years old at CDC Bldg. 4280 / Cost $12.00 per child, per session

Until June - T-ball/Baseball/Softball Season

(paid up front, no refunds)

1- 30 May - Summer Youth Basketball Registration, 0800-1630

Must be registered with CYSS Parent Central 16 May - Summer Day Camp SAS/CDC sign-ups begin for the public, 0800-1645, Monday-Friday 17 May - Quarterly PAC Meeting, 1815-2000 at Yongsan CDC 21 May - CYS Services Organization Day

at Parent Central 1- 30 May - Summer Youth Swim Registration, 0800-1630 at Parent Central 25 May - Youth Sports Parents’ Advisory Council (PAC) Meeting, 1200-1230 at Yongsan Middle School Center.

28 May - Community Wide Parents’ Day Out, 1st Session: 1000-1300, 2nd Session: 1400-1700 for ages 6 weeks-13 years old

For more information call Mr. Rickey Clark, Youth Sports Director, 738-8117/5567.

at CDC Bldg. 4280 Cost $12.00 per child, per session (paid up front, no refunds) Must be registered with CYSS Parent Central

SKIES Unlimited Program *To enroll in any of these programs, please stop by PCS/ Parent Central Services (Operation Hours is 0800-1700), Yongsan South Post ACS Bldg. # 4106, R# 121), or call 738-3001/5036 for more information or contact Amanda Manino, Instructional Programs Specialist, 736-5116.

The following Instructional classes are currently offered: School of Life Skills CYSS Sitters: Ages 12-18 years old

School of Sports Taekwondo: Ages 5-18 years old Hapkido: Ages 5-18 years old

School of Arts

Kumdo: Ages 5-18 years old

Piano: Ages 3-18 years old Ballet and Jazz: Ages 3-18 years old Music Together: Ages 6 weeks-4 years old

Child, Youth & School Services

For more information, call 738-4750

MAY SPECIAL EVENTS & WORKSHOPS

MONTHLY ART CLASSES (FOUR SESSIONS)

Pre-registration is required.

One time a week/4 times a month, excluding materials Minimum size of class:2, Each class fee:$40.00

Mother’s Day Gift Making (Corsage) Wednesday, 4 May 1500-1600 Fee: $5.00 (Child), $10.00 (Adult)

WEDNESDAY

Pottery: 1200-1400/1500-1700 Quilt: 1030-1230 Italian Flower Ceramic: 1200-1400 Flower Arrangement: 1500-1630

THURSDAY

Korean Paper Doll Making: 1200-1400 Silver Jewelry Making: 1300-1500 Waldorf Doll Making: 1500-1700

FRIDAY

Acrylic/Oil Painting: 1230-1400 Youth Art(Age 6-10): 1445-1545 Drawing: 1500-1600

SATURDAY

Pottery: 1200-1400/1500-1700 Flower Arrangement: 1330-1500

Mother’s Day Card Making Wednesday, 11 May 1500-1600 Fee: $5.00 Deadline to sign up for workshop is 3 days before the workshop date. - No refund after deadline.

CRAFTS FACILITY You can use our facility for a small fee and orders are also available for hand-made or repairing furniture. Frames for pictures or certificates are available in various sizes and shapes to meet your needs.

Quilting Shop

Bring your quilt and create a magnificent stitch. Over 600 patterns available

Mat & Frame Shop

Plenty of frames to choose from and various mat shapes available upon your request.

Wood Shop

Furniture: - Make or repair - Special orders - Refinish older pieces

Photos Shop Rent a camera or video camera

BIRTHDAY PARTY & SOCIAL ACTIVITY Are you planning to have a special party for your child? If you are, please contact the Arts & Crafts Shop now!! Arts & Crafts suggests that you consider making creative and special items. Birthday Parties are only available on Sat, Sun & Mon 1. Paint your own ceramic: $4.00-$30.00 2. Paint your own chest: $7.00 3. Bag decoration: $10.00 4. Hat decoration: $5.00 5. Hand made pot painting: $15.00 6. Wooden ornament painting: $5.00 Additional Option Decorate and collect all of your friends’ signatures! Balloon or Face Painting ($2.00 per person) Options 1 thru 6 might be out of stock. Please visit Arts & Crafts Center to reserve your seats. Sign up 2 weeks in advance is required. Party set up fee: $20.00

Digital photo printing black & white printing Photo studio available for personal usage(small fee)

K-16 Arts & Craf ts Center SPECIAL EVENTS Knit & Crochet W/S: (Scarf, Hat, Socks and Gloves) Every Sun, 1300-1430 $20.00/Month Instructor PFC Dee from HHC 2-2

Paper Rose Making Every Thu & Sat: 1400-1500 Fee: $5.00 W/Materials

Easy Color Pencil Drawing Every Thu, 1530-1630 $5.00 W/Materials

For more information, call 741-6923

CLASSES Art Class for Kids

Flower Arrangement Class

Play Arts, Drawing, Hand Building, Water Color Painting Thursday: 1100-1200, 1600-1700 Sat: 1400-1500 Fee $20.00

4 Weeks, 4 Saturdays: 1700-1830 Fee: $40.00 Instructor Ms. Chong, H. S.

Memorial Day Off-Road RC Car Race

Mother’s Day Plate Decoration

Mother’s Day Card

Pottery Class

Sunday, 29 May, 1100-1700 K-16 Off road RC Car Race Track

Mon, 2 May, 1400-1700 Fee: $7.00 W/Materials

Fri, 6 and Sat, 7 May: 1400-1500 Fee: $5.00 W/Materials

4 Weeks, 4 Fridays: 1730-1900 Fee: $40.00 Instructor Mr. Yoon. H. S.

Save your trip! We make Awards and Plaques here!

Arts & Crafts Center

USAG Yongsan Library

1 May: Labor Day 5 May: Children’s Day 10 May: Buddha’s Birthday USAGY Libraries will be closed

Available at the Library…

Celebrate Children’s Book Week! 2-8 May

Hey bookworms! Fill in the blanks!

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43 Commercial and 5 Military network computers Commercial databases Laptop area with free Wi-Fi DVD and Blu-ray players Newspapers and magazines CLEP/ DANTES study materials Bestsellers and newly released DVD/Blu-rays

Discover all this and more at the Yongsan Library

1. The longest book I’ve ever read: 2. A character in a book I’d like to have as a friend would be:

Online Catalogue

http://mylibraryus.fmwr.net/search~s64 3. A book whose title sounds like the story of my life is: 4. A book I tried to read but couldn’t get past the first page was 5. A great book for reading in the bathroom is:

Do you want... - search library materials,

- renew the item you checked out, - make requests for items, - or research on our databases?

By setting up an account, you will be able to manage your library use from anywhere at any time. Get a pin number at the library

The 2011 Summer Reading Program, 21 June-12 July Theme: A Midsummer Knight’s Read

Hannam Village Library Preschool Story Time: Thursdays at 1100

For more information, call 723-7380.

K-16 Air Base Library 6 Commercial and 2 Military line Computers for your use

Check out these New Books

Commercial and Military line Computers Educational Databases Family Programs For more information, call 723-3348.

For more information, call 741-6994 Libraries

Family Fun

Kids-on-Site Parent and Outreach Services (POS)

“USAG Yongsan Child Care for Fitness”

Music &

Theatre

Music Room Rentals Available

Daily, 0800-1430 at Collier Fitness Center

<Putt-Putt Course> - One round of 18 holes of miniature golf Adults: $4.00 - Children 13 years old and under: $3.00 <Batting Cage> $3.00 for 40 balls

Building #4275, Yongsan South Post For more information, call 723-5820 or 010-3581-6441.

YONGSAN Special Check Only $35.00

1. ALL HOSES 2. WIPER BLADES (TO REPLACE BRING YOUR OWN) 3. ALL FLUID LEVELS 4. BATTERY 5. ALL LIGHTS 6. ALL TIRES FOR TREAD WEAR AND ROTATE, BALANCE ALL 4 TIRES 7. BRAKE PADS AND SHOES (EXTRA COST TO REPLACE THE MATERIALS) 8. CHECK ANTI-FREEZE (EXTRA COST TO DRA IN AND REPLACE, CUSTOMER MUST PROVIDE ANTI-FREEZE)

Having a party? Having a picnic? Rent a Karaoke Machine!!!

Visit CYSS Parent Central Services to purchase your 10 session card TODAY! For information on Sessions, Fees and Availability, call 738-3001 Visit ACS Bldg S4106-Room 120B

Use your own equipment and get the room for only $2.00 per hour. Use our equipment for only $2.00 per hour for each piece of equipment and get the room for FREE. For more information, call 723-3266.

AUTO SKILLS CENTER Improve Your “CAR” Mileage! Do you have problems with your POV? Need Help? Have Questions? Just ask one of our qualified Automotive Repair Instructors for assistance. They’re happy to assist. We have a Computerized Diagnostics Scanner for FORD, GM & CHRYSLER (1989-2002). Complete Automotive Services are available at the Yongsan Auto Skills Center. Also, we are available for an oil change and tune-up.

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BODY REPAIR & PAINT SHOP Please sign in upon arrival. For more information, call 738-5315/5042.

PET

care center The Pet Care Center provides the following services: Pet Grooming Service: S-$30.00, M-$40.00, L-$50.00, XL-$60.00 Shampoo Only: S-$15.00, M-$20.00, L-$25.00, XL-$30.00 Cleaning of ears and/or toenail clipping: $10.00 per pet Boarding cost per day: Cat......$10.00 (all sizes) Dogs...Small-$10.00 (12” or less) Medium-$15.00(13” to 20”) Large-$20.00 (20” to 25”) X-Large-$25.00 (25” and about shoulder height) The Pet Care Center is authorized to retrieve the pet from Incheon Airport accompanied by the pet owner for transfer to the Pet Care Center for quarantine. When the quarantine period is over, the pet owner can pick up their pet from the Pet Care Center. To transfer the pet from Incheon Airport to Yongsan, the owner must provide the following documentation to the Incheon Quarantine Office: - Three (3) copies of the Animal Quarantine Form, USFK 147EK - One (1) Copy of the owner’s Travel Order and original Rabies Shot Record

Dog Playground Rules, Petiquette & Precautions Dog Owners Must wear shoes at all times. May have up to 2 dogs per adult per visit. Are responsible and liable for their dogs and their actions. Will keep the dog’s leash in-hand while in the park. Stay with dog at all times and monitor behavior. Immediately leash and remove a problem dog (aggression, mounting, etc.) from the park. Quickly stop your dog from digging and fill any holes with dirt. Quickly clean up after your dog and dispose of the waste. (Don’t even think about leaving it for others to clean up!) Honor other patrons’ requests regarding their dogs. Keep park gates closed at all times. Turn off running water Are legally and financially responsible for their dogs’ behavior.

Dog Playground

Korean Law requires that pets entering the Republic of Korea will be vaccinated against Rabies. Documentation must be provided to show that the vaccination is more than 30 days old. If a pet arrives in Korea with a Rabies Vaccination less than 30 days old, the pet will be quarantined at the port of entry or may be held at the Pet Care Center.

For more information, call 738-5254.

For more information, call 736-6426.

1 & 3 Meter Diving Boards Zero-Entry Water Play Area 50 Meter Lap Lane Outdoor Volleyball Court Dragon Water Slide Lots of Free Duck Furniture

Children's Pool Hot Tub Floating Water Polo Goal Kid's Water Fort Water Basketball Large Sun Deck

Two Water Slides Olympic Pool Amphitheatre Locker Rooms Snack Bar Roving Snack Cart

Season Passes Now available at CAC-753-8825 Outdoor Rec-753-3013 AVAILABLE AT Water Park May 15

HOURS OF OPERATION Monday-Thursday - 1200-2000 Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Holidays - 1100-2000 DAILY FEES Individual -$ 5, Family (US-only) - $10, Guests - $15 OPENING DAY – Saturday, May 28 – FREE SEASON PASSES Individual -$ 75, Family (US-only) - $150 Because of SpringFest May 28, Traffic will be prohibited in the Main Gate and Splish & Splash area. Visitors should plan on coming thru the CPX Gate off Highway 45 and parking at the PX or Commissary and catching the Post Shuttle to the Festival area. Another option is to park outside post and enter through the Walk-Thru Gate. Also, because of deck renovation work, it's possible the Water Park will not open as scheduled. Please Call 0505-754-6412, 031-619-6412, 0505-754-3101 or 031-619-3101 before making the trip

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Need Some Advertising? Want to advertise your business, or private organization event in the Community Connection FMWR monthly magazine, ‘A Glance at Yongsan’ weekly newsletter, electronic marquee board, ball field banner sign, or display a banner on banner pole? Contact the USAGY FMWR Marketing Office at 738-3321 for more information. COMMUNITY CONNECTION

ISSUE 83 FEBRUARY 2011

USAG YONGSAN COMMUNITY FMWR MONTHLY INFORMATION MAGAZINE FOR THE

IDEAS FOR VALENTINE’S DAY: INCLUDING DELIVERY GRAMS, BOWLING AND MORE...

TRAVEL SPECIAL ROCK WITH SANTANA ERIC CLAPTON TAYLOR SWIFT

CHANCE TO WIN BIG AT FMWR’S SUPER BOWL PARTY

Pick up a FREE copy of COMMUNITY CONNECTION Magazine at many installation facilities for information on monthly community events, entertainment, sports, tours and more. An electronic version of the magazine also available at the website www.MWRKOREA.com.

BALL FIELD BANNER

“Korea - The Assignment of Choice” http://yongsan.korea.army.mil http://www.usfk.mil

The ball field is located on South Post (near the Collier Fitness Center). Businesses or organizations can purchase BANNERS that remain all year round. These banners can be seen from the main road and will be maintained by the DFMWR Marketing Office. The appearance of paid advertisements in the ball field does not constitute endorsement by DoD, the US Army or USAG Yongsan DFMWR.

A GLANCE at YONGSAN is a weekly information newsletter made for the Yongsan Community. To receive an electronic copy of A GLANCE at YONGSAN, send an email to Sonya Tuuao at sonya.p.tuuao@korea.army.mil. An electronic version of the newsletter is also available at the website www.MWRKOREA.com.

Find us on FACEBOOK at www.facebook. com/fmwryongsan and become a USAG Yongsan, FMWR fan today! Our mission is to keep you informed by delivering all the latest and greatest FMWR news.

American forces’ Spouse’ club Luncheon

Building #4222 Yongsan South Post (between the movie theater and the Chosun Gift Shop) ?

NO RATION CARD OR ID CARD is required for Thrift Shop purchases. Eg or below, receive a 15% discount on all donated items only.

ACU Uniforms and Boots available.

SHOP HOURS:

Monday & Saturday: 1000-1500 Wednesday: 1000-1800

For more information pr consignment appointment, Call 02-795-7675. Bring this AD and receive a 10% discount on any DONATED ITEMS purchased. (Discounts will not be combined, only higher discount will apply). Expires on May 31, 2011 The American Women’s Club Thrift Shop Association is a non-profit private organization. All proceeds go to USFK projects, Korean charities and scholarships for deserving students. For more information and an application to request funds, contact us at: welfare_awctsal@hotmail.com

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Yongsan FMWR Advertisement / Second Hand Rose Thrift Shop / American Forces’ spoused’ club

2011 Army Korea Paintball Championship/Sungnam Golf Club/Dragon Hill Lodge/Army Family Covenant ADVERTISERS ARE NOT ENDORSED OR HAVE ANY AFFILIATION WITH DOD OR USAGY FMWR

Army Emergency Relief (AER) Campaign

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Traditions & Modernity Bukchon Hanok Village Walking Tour Visit Bukchon Hanok Village and experience Korea’s past, present and future

Summer Sports

White Water Rafting

Bungee Jumping

Wake Boarding

Enjoy the great outdoors with all of Koridoors fantastic seasonal tours 4~6 June / 2~4 July

Midan RocKorea Concert

Jeju Island

4 June, 1200-0600

2 Nights, 3 Days Get out and enjoy all the natural and cultural wonders of Jeju

A Tribute to INDIE ROCK! Active Duty Military: 36,000 WON

Exciting Activities Paragliding Experience Includes a souvenir CD of your adventure

Clay Shooting & A.T.V Includes lunch with unlimited Korean traditional wine

KORIDOOR Friendship Event ‘Scavenger Hunt’ KORIDOOR Friendship Festival Photo Scavenger Hunt: You’ll be paired with a partner (Korean university students), and use public transportation (buses and subway) to navigate the city

In-Country Tour Operation Hours - Mon~Fri: 0830-1730, Sat: 0700-1200 Tel: (Commercial) 02-6838-2570 or 795-3028 ext.1, (DSN) 724-7003/7781 ext. 1 Website: www.koridoor.co.kr, E-mail: usotour@koridoor.co.kr OR koridoor@koridoor.co.kr 37 Advertisement

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SUMMER BREAK CLASSES START YOUR SUMMER BY EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT

UMUC will be holding special Summer Break classes just after Spring Session 2 ends. Why not complete a few credits before your summer vacation? Summer Break Classes at Yongsan Mon-Thurs, 1800-2100

Summer Break Classes at K-16 Thurs, 1500-1900

GVPT 399P Government and Politics of South Korea (3)

LIBS 150 Information Literacy and Research Methods (1)

UMUC: 53013 Sec. A471

UMUC: 53014 Sec. A471

Yun Sik Kim

David Norris

Sat-Sun (6/4 & 6/5), 0900-1730 ASTD 398D North Korea: Its Contemporary Political and Economic Environment (1) UMUC: 53011 Sec. A471

TBA

Sat-Sun (5/21 & 5/22), 0900-1730 PSYC 309S Introduction to the Psychology of Parenting (1) UMUC: 53012 Sec. A471

Maisha Smith

Enroll now. Summer Session begins June 6 on Pacific military installations, and June 13 online.

The Council of College and Military Educators (CCME) has awarded UMUC the 2011 Institution Award, which demonstrates dedication and leadership in providing quality voluntary offduty education programs to the armed forces.

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TRICARE Preferred Dental Office The U.S. Armed Forces Certified Dental Clinic Cosmetic treatment (Laminate veneer, All ceramic crown, Whitening)

Crown, Bridge, Filling, Inlay Root canal treatment Gum treatment, Cleaning Oral Surgery (wisdom teeth) Implant

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Ace Shipping Co., Ltd. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Shipping/Removal Having trouble preparing for shipping your car to your home town? Have you decided to move back to your country? We are going to make your headache go away. Just Call 02-3142-3100 / 011-277-3642!! We are experts in shipping cars and household goods in and out of Korea for your convenience.

Business Scope -Shipping Cars Worldwide -Removal of Household Goods Worldwide

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“Ask Dr. Roe”

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Visit our website (www.miin.co.kr) and check out a column by Dr. Roe for USFK community. There are 10 time-tested tips for obtaining optimum results from your plastic surgery in Korea.

Dr. Roe's Clinic for Cosmetic Surgery Liposuction & Breast Surgery for 20 years Specialist in liposuction, tummy tuck, and Breast surgery (reduction & augmentation) Conveniently located in Apgujeong-dong across the street from Hyundai Department th store, 7 floor, Kukdong Building (Exit No. 5 at Apgujeong Subway Station). We have served USFK personnel for many years. Young Roe, MD & MSc, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Graduate of Seoul National University, Medical College , Seoul, Korea Special Training in the Dept. of Plastic Surgery, Medical School, Kitasato University, Japan Visiting Professor, IRPS, NYU Medical Center, New York, NY, USA Clinical Research Fellow, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA, USA

Cell: 011-9175-1327 Tel: 02-549-2154 E-mail: drmiin@chollian.com Kukdong Sports Center, B-7th FL. 575 Sinsa-Dong, Gangnam-Gu, Seoul, Korea Mon-Fri: 0900 – 1600 Sat: 0900 – 1400, Sun/Holidays: Closed 43

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BESETO SEOUL PLASTIC SURGERY We have served USFK personnel for many years

I’PARKmall Plastic Surgery, in Yongsan Plastic Surgery Liposuction (Stomach, Thigh, Back, Arms) Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) Fat transfer (Face, Breast augmentation) Eyelid Surgery (eyebrow lift, dark circles surgery) Nose Surgery (augmentation) Face Lift Surgery Hair Transplant Surgery Lipodissolve (PPC) Injections Treatment

Dermatology Clinic Botox Injections (wrinkles, reducing chin) Filler Injections (Restylane, Juvederm) Laser Facial Rejuvenation Laser Acne and Acne Scars Laser Hair Removal Hair Loss Clinic Hours of Operation MON~FRI 0930~2000 / SAT 0930~1700 / SUN Closed

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- I’ PARK mall Clinic is located on the 6 floor at the Yongsan I’ PARK mall. st - Take the elevator behind HANA bank/ATM, 1 Floor at the Yongsan I’ PARK mall. - I’ PARK mall is also connected to Yongsan Station, Subway line 1. - 3 minutes walking distance from Exits 3 & 4 at Shin-Yongsan Station, Subway Line 4. - Parking Information: Use the “Star” (E-Mart) Parking Lot The first two hours are free.

For appointment and questions:

Tel. 02-2012-2510~2 www.iparkmallclnic.com

Mobile. 010-3830-3242 / 010-2928-9455 Email. iparkmallclinic@gmail.com

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