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June 2010

-Summer Time at USAG-Humphreys -Camp Adventure

After A Hard Days Work Celebrate Father’s Day

Family & morale, WelFare and recreation

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Commander COL JOSEPH MOORE Deputy Commander DAVE FRODSHAM Sergeant Major CSM JASON K. KIM FAMILY & MWR Director STEVE RYAN Business Operations MIKE ROSS Recreation JIM HOWELL Financial Management YON McCORMICK Services LARRY ENGRAM ACS SUZANNE JAMES Youth Services JOON AUCI

Marketing

Chief MIKE MOONEY 754-8257 Korean Deputy & Advertising Manager CHONG, SO-KYONG 754-6545 Family Strong Editor KYRA RODRIGUEZ 754-6472 Marketing Intern LEE, SEONG GU 031-692-2147 Marketing Intern MEGAN CLANCY 754-5875 Distribution YU, TAE-YOL 031-692-2147

HAPPENINGS A monthly publication of the Directorate of Family & MWR published under the authority of AR 215-1 and designed to make authorized patrons aware of What’s Happening in Family & MWR programs. Use of a commercial name or appearance of paid advertising does not constitute endorsement by Department of the Army or any agency thereof. For information, contact the FMWR Marketing Team

Volume 12, Number 6

June 2010

Know Your Dad While You Can MIKE MOONEY

Family & MWR Marketing Chief

It was many moons ago that my Dad collapsed while wrapping pipes in the heat of a California summer, dead before he hit the ground at the tender age of 42. I was still in the Army - the only soldier at Great Lakes Naval Training Center and my brother was in the Navy and had to be flown in from Vietnam. I am reminded of what my Dad means to me every June as we celebrate Father’s Day. With kids of my own, I am now the one who gets honored on the special day. But, of course, I can’t thank my own father and I missed the opportunity. Dad wasn’t the smartest person in the world, at least I didn’t think so in those teen years before I joined the Army. He never admitted it, but I think he had a brain transplant between the time I joined the Army and the return from my first tour in ‘Nam. He must have, because he got a lot smarter in those 13 months. A child of the Great Depression (yes, I know most of you are so young you don’t know what that was), he quit school in the second grade and worked two paper routes to help feed himself and his dozen brothers and sisters. He never did go back to school, but he made sure that my brother, sister and I stayed in school and got an education. Early on, he discovered that the only thing that would keep me in school was sports. Every day after dragging himself home from work, he would pull out his three-fingered baseball glove and take me outside to play catch. He wasn’t very athletic. He threw like a girl and caught like a coward, but he was there every night and weekend. As my skills developed, he managed to get the job doing the plumbing in, Dodger Hall of Famer, Don Drysdale’s new home so I could go along and talk to my hero. As I go out to umpire or take pictures of youth sports, I look at Dads and their relationships with their kids. Then I think about the fact none of us know how long we have to cement that relationship. If you’re lucky enough to still have a Dad somewhere in the world, remember him this month. Give him a call and tell him how much he means to you … just in case you can’t do it next year.

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Contents

June 2010

June Calendar Hours & Phone Numbers On the Horizon New Logos Marketing Interns Cable TV

Food & Entertainment Father’s Day T-Bone Father-Daughter Dance

Sophisticated Saturday AMC Dinner Specials AMC Lunch AMC Weekend Specials AMC Soup & Sandwiches Tommy D’s Cuisine Entertainment Bingo Texas Hold’em

Korea Happenings Pro Baseball Trip Muju Fireflies Ramie Festival Suwon Toilet House Humphreys Wildlife World Cup Uniquely Korean Beyond the Wire Taste of Culture Korea Pro Sports In the Neighborhood Korean Water Sports Understanding Korea Outdoor Rec Treks Taekwondo Festival

Sports and Rec. Splish & Splash Augusta West Bowling Softball Youth Sports Intramural Softball Aerobics Survey Summer Basketball

BOSS Beach Blast Call to Duty Outdoor Rec Arts & Crafts Osan Vet Clinic CAC Suwon Happenings Movie Schedule

Family & Youth Services Army Community Service Child, Youth, School Parent’s Date Nite Wee Tot Programs Family Covenant

Leisure Travel Hale Koa Airline Alliance Osan Page Space A Travel New Sanno Passports

On the cover: CW Howe, B Company, 3rd MI Battalion and his youngest daughter, Cordelia, taking a well deserved nap after a tough day .

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Guinness World Record Attempt, CAC Korea-wide 11-12 Baseball, Soldier Field Jeongseon Rail Bike Ride, Outdoor Rec. Summer Basketball Pre-Season Tournament, Super Gym Master" s Qualifying Bowling Tournament, Strike Zone BOSS Beach Blast Outdoor Movie, Transformation Park, Dark Father-Daughter Dance, Tommy D" s Pitch, Hit & Throw, Independence Park, 1500 Busan Eobong Festival, Outdoor Rec Master" s Bowling Tournament, Strike Zone Osan Vet @ CAC, 0900-1200, 1300-1500 New Seafood Buffet, Alaska Mining Co., 1700-2030 Sophisticated Saturday, Tommy D" s, 1900 Muju Firefly Festival, Outdoor Rec Korean-US 9-Ball, Community Activity Center Bungee Jumping, Outdoor Rec Father" s Day T-Bone Special, Alaska Mining Co. By the Bone Ribs Special, Splish & Splash Cycle Rally Race, Outdoor Rec, 1200 Camp Adventure Starts Parent" s Date Night, Child Development Center Outdoor Movie, Transformation Park, Dark Pro Baseball Trip, Daejon Daegu Herb Hills Park, Outdoor Rec Community Yard Sale, Commissary Lot CAC Mission Impossible Danyang Extreme Sports, Outdoor Rec Osan Vet @ CAC, 0900-1200, 1300-1500

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July

Korea Memories Memories Photos Photos Korea 3-4-FreedomFest 3-4-FreedomFest 17-Retiree Appreciation Appreciation Day Day 17-Retiree 17-Sophisticated Saturday Saturday 17-Sophisticated 17-18-Area III III Softball Softball Tournament Tournament 17-18-Area 24-Christmas in in July, July, Alaska Alaska Mining Mining Co. Co. 24-Christmas 24-Mother-Daughter Tea, Tea, Tommy Tommy D’s D’s 24-Mother-Daughter 30-Parent’s Date Date Night Night 30-Parent’s TBD-Boreyong Mud Mud Festival Festival TBD-Boreyong

August

Dog Photos Photos Dog 13-Paraskevidekatriaphobia Day Day 13-Paraskevidekatriaphobia 21-Splish && Splash Splash Olympics Olympics 21-Splish 30-Start of of 2010-11 2010-11 School School Year Year 30-Start

September

Back to to School School Photos Photos Back 4-King of of the the Grill Grill Rib Rib Cook Cook Off, Off, AMC AMC 4-King 6-Labor Day Day 6-Labor 21-23 -- Chusok Chusok 21-23 25- Family Family of of the the Year Year Nominations Nominations Open Open 25-

October

11-Columbus Day Day 11-Columbus 29-Spooky Hallow Hallow 29-Spooky 30-Gooey Goblin Goblin Gallop Gallop 30-Gooey 30-Halloween Bowling Bowling 30-Halloween 31-Halloween 31-Halloween TBD –Family –Family Action Action Plan Plan TBD TBD–Make Difference Difference Day Day TBD–Make TBD –– Rising Rising Star Star TBD

November

1-22 -- Order Order Turkey Turkey to to Go Go from from Tommy Tommy D’s D’s 1-22 6- Area Area III III Families Families of of Year Year Awards Awards Ceremony Ceremony 611- Veteran’s Veteran’s Day Day 1125- Turkey Turkey Bowl Bowl Football Football Games Games 2525- Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Day Day 25TBD -- Korean-US Korean-US Friendship Friendship Soccer Soccer TBD TBD -- BOSS BOSS Mt. Mt. Sorak Sorak Trip Trip TBD

December

1-20 -- Letters Letters from from Santa Santa 1-20 6- Community Community Tree Tree Lighting Lighting 611-12 -- Breakfast Breakfast with with Santa Santa 11-12 24- Christmas Christmas Day Day Observed Observed 2425- Christmas Christmas Day Day 2531- New New Year’s Year’s Day Day Observed Observed 3131- New New Year’s Year’s Eve Eve Parties Parties 31TBD -- Dallas Dallas Cowboys Cowboys Cheerleaders Cheerleaders TBD

January

1-Biggest Losers Losers Kickoff Kickoff 1-Biggest 1-Fly-Away Home Home Shootout Shootout 1-Fly-Away 8-Polar Bear Bear Plunge Plunge 8-Polar 17-Martin Luther Luther King King Day Day 17-Martin TBD-Taebaek Snow Snow Festival, Festival, Outdoor Outdoor Rec Rec TBD-Taebaek

February

Sweetheart Photos Photos Sweetheart 2-4 -- Lunar Lunar New New Year Year -- Year Year of of the the Rabbit Rabbit Arrives Arrives 2-4 14-Valentine’s Day Day 14-Valentine’s 21-President’s Day Day 21-President’s

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FAMILY & MORALE, WELFARE AND RECREATION Alphabetical Alphabetical List List of of Phone Phone Numbers Numbers & & Hours Hours of of Operation Operation

ACS ACS

ALASKA MINING CO. ALASKA MINING CO.

0800-1700 M-T-W-F 0800-1700 M-T-W-F 1300-1700-Thu 1300-1700-Thu

0630-2100 M-F 0630-2100 M-F 0800-2100 S-S-H 0800-2100 S-S-H

Thu-Mon 1200-2030 Thu-Mon 1200-2030

CAC CAC

CAC ARTS & CRAFTS CAC ARTS & CRAFTS

CAC CAC REC GAME ROOM REC GAME ROOM

0800-2200 M-F 0800-2200 M-F 1000-2200 S-S-H 1000-2200 S-S-H

1100-2100 S-S 1100-2100 S-S

753-8401 753-8401

753-8825 753-8825

CATERING CATERING @ TOMMY D’s @ TOMMY D’s

753-8189 753-8189

0900-1800 M-F 0900-1800 M-F (1300-1400 Lunch) (1300-1400 Lunch) LIBRARY LIBRARY

753-8433 753-8433

1000-2000 M-F 1000-2000 M-F 1000-1900 S-S 1000-1900 S-S SPLISH & SPLASH SPLISH & SPLASH WATER PARK WATER PARK

754-6412 754-6412

754-3101 754-3101

753-6706 753-6706

CDC CDC

753-8601 753-8601

0530-1800 M-F 0530-1800 M-F

MP HILL GYM MP HILL GYM

753-5971 753-5971 0500-2300 M-F

0500-2300 M-F 1000-1900 Sat-Hol 1000-1900 Sat-Hol 1200-2100 Sun 1200-2100 Sun SUPER GYM SUPER GYM

753-8031 753-8031 0500-2300 M-F

AUTO SKILLS AUTO SKILLS

753-8547 753-8547

BINGO BINGO

753-8191 753-8191

1200 Saturday 1200 Saturday TOMMY D’s TOMMY D’s CAC POOL CAC POOL

BOWLING BOWLING

754-5722 754-5722 1600-2200 M-T-W-T

1600-2200 M-T-W-T 0930-2400 F-S-S-H 0930-2400 F-S-S-H Le CAC Cafe Le CAC Cafe

753-7447 753-7447

753-8825 753-8825

753-8835 753-8835 0600-2200 M-F 0600-2200 M-F

0700-1900 M-F 0700-1900 M-F

FAMILY READINESS FAMILY READINESS CENTER CENTER

GATEWAY GAME GATEWAY GAME ROOM ROOM

AUGUSTA WEST AUGUSTA WEST MINIATURE GOLF MINIATURE GOLF

0800-1700 M-T-W-F 0800-1700 M-T-W-F 1300-1700 Thu 1300-1700 Thu

1200-2400 S-Thu 1200-2400 S-Thu 1200-0100 F-S 1200-0100 F-S

1100-2000

OUTDOOR OUTDOOR RECREATION RECREATION

OUT-OF-COUNTRY OUT-OF-COUNTRY LEISURE TRAVEL LEISURE TRAVEL

1100-1900 Thu-Mon 1100-1900 Thu-Mon

0900-1700 M-F 0900-1700 M-F 0900-1300 Sat 0900-1300 Sat

1100-2200 M-F 1100-2200 M-F 1000-2200 S-S-H 1000-2200 S-S-H

753-6522 753-6522

753-3013 753-3013 SUPER GYM SUPER GYM INDOOR POOL INDOOR POOL

753-8083 753-8083

754-3171 754-3171

753-7725 753-7725 TEEN CENTER TEEN CENTER

753-5613 753-5613 1430-1900 M-F

754-6291 754-6291 1100-2000 REC ANNEX REC ANNEX

753-5601 753-5601 School Day–1500-2000

School Day–1500-2000 Weekend – 1200-2000 Weekend – 1200-2000 Holiday – 1100-1900 Holiday – 1100-1900

TOMMY D’S TOMMY D’S

753-8191 753-8191 1100-1300 M-F

1430-1900 M-F 1500-2000 Sat 1500-2000 Sat

1100-1300 M-F 1600-2300 W-T 1600-2300 W-T 1600-2400 F-Sat 1600-2400 F-Sat

WIC OVERSEAS WIC OVERSEAS

YOUTH CENTER YOUTH CENTER

ZOECKLER GYM ZOECKLER GYM

784-6614 784-6614

Closed 0800-1630 for Repairs M-W-F Closed 0800-1630 for Repairs M-W-F

0545 M-Thu 0545-2100 F 0545-2100 F 1600-2100 Sat 1600-2100 Sat

0500-2300 M-F 0500-2300 M-F 1000-1900 Sat-Hol 1000-1900 Sat-Hol 1200-2100 Sun 1200-2100 Sun

SUWON ACS SUWON ACS

SUWON GYMNASIUM SUWON GYMNASIUM

SUWON LIBRARY SUWON LIBRARY

SUWON REC CENTER SUWON REC CENTER

SUWON REC KITCHEN SUWON REC KITCHEN

0800-1700 M-T-W-F 0800-1700 M-T-W-F 1300-1700-Thu 1300-1700-Thu

0530-2100 M-F 0530-2100 M-F 0900-1800S-S-H 0900-1800S-S-H

1100-2000 S-S 1100-2000 S-S

1100-2200 M-Thu 1100-2400 F-Sat 1100-2400 F-Sat 1300-2200 Sun 1300-2200 Sun

0700-2100 M-Thu 0700-2100 M-Thu 0700-2300 F-Sat 0700-2300 F-Sat 1300-2100 Sun 1300-2100 Sun

Mon-Thu 1200-2000 Mon-Thu 1200-2000 F-S-S-H 1130-2000 F-S-S-H 1130-2000 UNIT FUNDS UNIT FUNDS

754-6121 754-6121

0800-1630 M-F 0800-1630 M-F

788-5024 788-5024

0500-2300 M-F 0830-2300 Sat 0830-2300 Sat 0830-2200 Sun-Hol 0830-2200 Sun-Hol VET CLINIC VET CLINIC (Osan AB) (Osan AB)

0800-1600 M-F 0800-1600 M-F

788-6020 788-6020

0600-2200 M-F 0600-2200 M-F 0830-2100 S-S-H 0830-2100 S-S-H

753-6909 753-6909

788-5449 788-5449

753-3413 753-3413 0545 M-Thu

788-5840 788-5840 1100-2200 M-Thu

754-8083 754-8083

788-5840 788-5840

Units, Private Organizatons Family Readiness New&Faces in FMWR Groups Marketing OPERATE A FOOD OR GAME Ê BOOTH AT

FreedomFest July 3-4

New Faces inBooth FMWR Marketing Free 8-foot with 110V Electricity Gates will be open to the outside community, but there will be no outside vendors E-Mail michael.mooney2@korea.army.mil or Ê Ê mikeinkorea2@yahoo.com MARTIN KYRA for full information MEGAN

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Clancy INTERN

Units, Private Organizatons & Family Readiness Groups Ê Ê OPERATE A FOOD OR GAME MARTIN KYRA MEGAN Lee, Seong-Gu Rodriguez Clancy BOOTH AT INTERN Marketing & Design INTERN Ê

FreedomFest

Units, Private JulyOrganizatons 3-4 & Family Readiness Groups Free 8-foot Booth with 110V Electricity Gates will be open to the outside OPERATE A FOOD OR community, GAME but there will be no outside vendors BOOTH AT E-Mail michael.mooney2@korea.army.mil or Ê Ê

FreedomFest

mikeinkorea2@yahoo.com for full information

July 3-4 Free 8-foot Booth with 110V Electricity Gates will be open to the outside community, but there will be no outside vendors E-Mail michael.mooney2@korea.army.mil or mikeinkorea2@yahoo.com for full information

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T-Bone Steak Special Father" s Day, June 20 1100-Closing Alaska Mining Co.

$15.95 Food, Beverage & Entertainment

■ Dance Father - Daughter Dance Father-Daughter AMC Luncheon Buffets ■ Tommy D’s Cuisine Tommy D" s Korean Buffet AMC Evening Special ■ NEW Alaska Mining Company Specials NEW AMC Weekend Specials Bingo & Texas Hold" em Sophisticated Saturday Sophisticated■ Saturday ■ Bingo & Texas Hold’em Ê

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Ê Texas Hold" em Twice Weekly at Tommy D" s

Tommy D" s now hosts Texas Hold" em Tournaments twice a week! Game time is 1900 both Wednesday and Friday. Wednesday - Pocket 10s Nite Play starts at 1900. $10 Buy-in, $10 Re-buy or add on through the first break. Start with 1,500 chips. 10 Bonus Points to anyone who wins a hand with pocket 10s. Drawing for 1,500 chip for those present at the beginning of play. Friday - Champs Nite - Play starts at 1900. $20 Buy-in, $15 Re-buy or add on through the first break. Texas Hold" em is open to all USFK ID Card holders, including KATUSAs.

WIN UP TO $1,000 Playing Bar-Top Bingo

Available at the Alaska Mining Company Gateway Game Room & Scudbusters " in Suwon

BINGO! Ê

Saturdays at Tommy D’s $5,000 & $2,500 Progressive Jackpots

17 games (including Early Birds) Doors Open 1200, Card Sales 1230, Early Birds 1300, REGULAR GAMES START AT 1330

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Tommy D" s Cuisine All-U-Can-Eat Korean Buffet Monday-Friday 1100-1300 Closed on Korean Holidays Mondays

Tuesdays Two Entrees Featuring Combination of Pan-Fried Pork Chicken or Beef Cutlet or Fried Chicken Wings or Sweet & Sour Pork

LA BBQ SHORT RIBS

Pan-Fried Vegetables w/Sausage Ê

$7.95

$6.50

Wednesdays

Beef Bulgogi & Bibimbob Ê

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$6.50

Late Night Snacks 1600 - 2400 Chicken Strips (5 Pieces) $6.95 Hot Dog w/Chilli Cheese $4.95 Hot Dog Plain $3.25 BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich $4.95 BBQ Pork Spare Ribs Plate $6.95 Chicken Sandwich $4.75 Chilli Bowl w/ Cheese $3.25 Shrimp Basket w/ Fries $6.75 $4.95 Cheese Sticks (6 Pieces) Shanghai Style Lumpia (12 Pieces) $4.95 Grand Chips & Salsa Tray $4.25 French Fries $1.75 Chilli Cheese Fries $2.95 Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit $2.25 Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit $2.25 Asst. Can Soda $1.25 Specialty Soda (Root Beer, Cream soda, Sarsaparilla) $1.75 Bottled Water $1.00 Asst. Gatorade $2.95

Thursdays Korean BBQ Plus Meatloaf Ê (Vegetable, Mushroom or Sweet Pepper) Ê

$6.50

Fridays Ê Two Entrees Featuring Fried Fish or Pork Bulgogi or Curry Rice Beef or Chicken Bulgogi or Hash Rice

$6.50

★ Friday Night Special ★ Sesame Chicken Wings (12 Pieces) $6.95 Chilli Lime Chicken Wings (12 Pieces) $6.95

Always All-You-Can-Eat

15 CENT

Hot Wings

Thursdays 1800-2000 *No Take Out*

Includes Rice, Kimchi, ÊSalad, Soup & Beverage

AMC Evening Specials Ê

Tuesdays, 1700-2030

Family Nite

Family-Size Bowl of Spaghetti & Meatballs

$19.95

Buddy Bowl for Two - $14.95 Wednesdays, 1700-2030

Pasta Buffet Ê

$11.95, Kids $4.95

All-You-Can-Eat,You Pick The Ingredients, We Cook It For You

Thursdays 1700-2030

Mongolian BBQ Ê

All-You-Can-Eat - $14.95 Kids $4.95

You Pick the Ingredients, We Cook It

Fridays, 1700-2030

Ê June 4 & 25 - PRIME RIB

King $17.95, Queen $15.95, Couple $29.95

June 11 - MONSTER STEAKS 24 oz - $24.95, 16 oz - $17.95

June 18 - SEAFOOD BUFFET Mixture of Baked & Fried Seafood - $25.95

Saturday & Sunday (0800-1300)

BREAKFAST BUFFET All-You-Can Eat - $8.95 per person Ê

Walt" s Wonder Ribs

AVAILABLE EVERY DAY Succulent Baby Back Ribs

Full Rack - $15.95 Half Rack - $12.95

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Lunch is Served Lunch is Served Alaska Mining Company Ê

Alaska Mining Company Daily Luncheon Buffet Served from 1100-1300 * Always All-You-Can-Eat Daily Luncheon Buffet - $7.95 (Includes Salad Bar, Beverage & Dessert)

Served from 1100-1300 * Always All-You-Can-Eat - $7.95

(Includes Beverage & Dessert) TUESDAYSalad Bar, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 1 2 3 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Baked Ham BBQ Chicken Southern 1 2 3 Roast Beef Spicy Pork Buffet Baked Ham BBQ Chicken Southern 7 10 Roast 8Beef Spicy 9Pork Buffet Pulled Pork Beef Brisket Sweet-Sour Chicken Italian 7 8 9 10 Roast Beef Baked Chicken Bulgogi Buffet Pulled Pork Beef Brisket Sweet-Sour Chicken Italian 15 16 17 Roast14Beef Baked Chicken Bulgogi Buffet BBQ Ribs Bratwurst Fried Chicken Irish 14 15 16 17 Italian Chicken Pork Steak Baked Fish Buffet BBQ Ribs Bratwurst Fried Chicken Irish 21 24 Italian Chicken Pork 22 Steak Baked23Fish Buffet Hamburger Steak Catfish Lasagna Southern 21 22 23 24 BBQ Ribs Meat Loaf Spaghetti Buffet Hamburger Steak Catfish Lasagna Southern 30 July 1 BBQ28 Ribs Meat29 Loaf Spaghetti Buffet Honey Chicken Pulled Pork Turkey German 28 29 30 July 1 Fried Pork Steak Beef Brisket Baked Ham Buffet Honey Chicken Pulled Pork Turkey German ÊFried Pork Steak Beef Brisket Baked Ham Buffet MONDAY

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Ê May 31-June 4 Grilled Honey Lime Chicken

FRIDAY 4 FRIDAY Fried Shrimp 4 Baked Fish Fried Shrimp Baked11Fish Baked Fish 11 Fried Shrimp Baked Fish 18 Fried Shrimp Turkey 18 Baked Ham Turkey Baked26Ham Baked Fish 26 Fried Shrimp Baked Fish 2 FriedJuly Shrimp Fried Fish July 2 Fried Shrimp Fried Fish Fried Shrimp

Soup Ê Soup& June31-June 7-11 4 Grilled CubanHoney Lime Chicken May & Sandwich & SSoup Ê June7-11 14-18 Cuban Turkey Ruben a n June d w Luncheon Special ic Sandwich Lunch h June14-18 21-28 Turkey Hot Pastrami June Ruben e $6.75 on Special Luncheon June21-28 28-July 2 Hot California Specia June Pastrami l $6.75 Ê June 28-July 2 California $6

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New AMC Weekend Specials June 5-6 (1100-Closing)

Sirloin Steak & Shrimp Scampi Petite Steak with a side of large shrimp sautéed in butter, white wine & garlic. Rice & vegetable sides.

$14.95

Chicken Parmesan Chicken rolled in Italian bread crumbs and topped with Marinara Sauce with a touch of Alfredo, served over Fettuccini topped with melted Fontina, Provolone and grated Parmesan Cheese

$12.95 Ê June 12-13 (1100-Closing)

Stuffed Chicken Breast Filled with Garlic Herb Cream Cheese, breaded, lightly saut" ed and finished in the oven, Served with rice & vegetable

$14.95

Mussels Marini ere

New Zealand Green Tipped Mussels, serve in a butter, shallot and wine sauce on a bed of Spinach Fettuccini

$13.95 Ê

June 19-20 (1100-Closing) Ê

Italian Pasta Bake

Spicy Marinara, Sweet Italian Sausage, Mushrooms, Sweet Bell Peppers topped with Parmesan, Fontina & Mozzarella Cheese

$10.95

Sirloin Steak & Crab Legs

Petite Steak with half a pound of Alaska Snow Crab Served with Baked Potato or Rice

$15.95 Ê June 26-27 (1100-Closing) Ê

Veal Scaloppini with Lemon Tender slices of Veal, lightly floured and sautéed in olive oil, topped with a buttery lemon sauce. Served with Baked Potato or Rice and Vegetable

$13.95

Duck a la Orange

Succulent Roasted Duck in the Chef" s Special Orange Sauce Served on a bed of Wild Rice

$14.95 Ê Ê

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Father-Daughter Dance Dads, Bring Your Daughters Saturday June 12 Tommy D" s 1800-2000

$10 per Dad

All Daughters Free

Finger Food and

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Entertainment

Tommy D" s Saturday, June 19 Dinner Service at 1900 Entertainment to follow

$50 Couple $35 Single Sophisticated Saturday is an upscale dining experience and your opportunity to enjoy a touch of class one night a month. So put on your best clothes, find a babysitter and enjoy a night designed just for you.

RESERVATIONS

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Sophisticated Saturday

Entertainment Ê Make Your Plans Now to Spend Ê

at Humphreys July 3-4 Independence Park 1500-2200 both days

Mega Fireworks Show -Unit Food & Game Booths -Live Korean Entertainment -Live U.S. Entertainment -Philharmonic Orchestra -Firecracker 5K -Firecracker Softball -Open Gates - AMC Steak Special - Bowling Special - Water Park Open - MP Speedball Challenge Watch the Weekly Flash for Updates Get added to Flash Distribution area3mwrmarketing@korea.army.mil

NuSenSations SPLISH & SPLASH Sunday, June 6, 20, 27

TOMMY D" s

June 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30

GATEWAY GAME ROOM

June 8, 11, 12, 18, 25, 29

SUWON CAC

June 4 5, 15, 18, 22, 26 Check Facilities for Playtime

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KoreaÊ HappeningsÊ coverÊ ■ World Cup ■ Uniquely Korean ■ Taste of Culture ■ Festivals ■ Customs and Holidays

Korea-US World Cup Schedule

Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê World Cup TV, Very Early, Very Late If you’re planning to watch either the U.S. or Korea in the upcoming World Cup Soccer Tournament, you had better purchase a good alarm clock and get ready for some early mornings and late nights. Because of the time difference between South Africa and Korea, almost all the U.S. and Korea games are scheduled for either 0330 or 2300. The only exceptions are Korea’s opening Pool B games against Greece and Argentina, which be in prime time June 12 and 17. The AFN schedule doesn’t list World Cup Games, however, KBS-TV will air all Korea contests as well as the semifinals and July 12 finals. KOREA WORLD CUP SCHEDULE (Pool B Greece, Argentina, Korea and Nigeria) June 12 Korea vs Greece, 2030; June 17 Korea vs Argentina, 2030; June 23 Korea vs Nigeria, 0330. Top Two Advance to Round of 16 -- Second place June 26 (2300) vs 1st place Pool A; First Place June 28 (0300) vs 2nd place Pool A (South Africa, Mexico, France and Uruguay). Round of 16 June 26 (2300) or June 28 (0330). Quarterfinals July 3 (0330 or 2300). Semifinals July 7 or 8 (0330), Finals July 12 (0330)

U.S. WORLD CUP SCHEDULE (Pool C England, United States, Slovenia and Algeria) June 13 United States vs England, 0330; June 18 United States vs Slovenia, 2300; June 23 United States vs Algeria, 2300. Top Two Advance to Round of 16 First Place June 27 (0330) vs 2nd Place Pool D; Second Place June 27 (2300) vs 1st Place Pool D (Germany, Australia, Ghana and Serbia). Round of 16 June 27 (0330) or June 27 (2300). Quarterfinals July 3 (0330 or 2300). Semifinals July 7 or 8 (0330), Finals July 12 (0330)

Uniquely Korean

It" s Time to be the Red BY SEONG GU (MARTIN) LEE Marketing Intern This is a special time in Korea, from June 12 through the time Korea is eliminated from the FIFA World Soccer Cup Soccer Tournament (hopefully in July), many Koreans will be wearing horns and shirts that proclaim “Be the Red.” What’s this? Are South Koreans turning into Communists? While Americans associated the term “Reds” with Communism, it means something very Ê different to the Korean people. It all started in 2002 when Korea co-hosted the World Cup with Japan. The Korean team wasn’t expected to do well in the World Cup Tournament, but we made it all the way to the Semifinals and “Be the Red!” was born. Korean people honored their team by wearing red clothes. Everyone wore a red T-shirt, but some people even wore red pants. Many fans went ever further, having their faces painted blue and red or wearing a funny red devil mask. Many girls also wore red horns. Whatever they wore, Koreans gathered in front of televisions to watch every minute of every game, screaming their lungs out with the expression “Dae han min kuk" (literal translation “Great Republic of Korea”) as they cheer on their national soccer team. As the World Cups starts in South Africa, red clothing is becoming more and more difficult to find in Korean stores (luckily, I already have a red Marketing shirt, so I’m ready). One of the most amazing things that happened in 2002 was in the park in front of Seoul City Hall. This huge park drew about 1 million South Korea soccer fans, turning the park into a Sea of Red. A Korea newspaper described the arrival of the soccer fans as a “red wave” and Korean television stations still show time-lapsed photos of the park transforming from empty to full. This year, the Korean peoples expect their team will do well in the World Cup. If you want to see the Korean mentality, I recommend you enjoy this festival with the Korean people, and Wear Red. Also, don’t be upset if your Korean neighbors keep you awake at night or wake you up early in the morning with their loud cheering. Unfortunately, most of our games will start at 11 at night or 3:30 in the morning and we get very loud when Korea scores a goal. Join us and be the Red!

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Humphreys Baseball Trip

Humphreys to visit Eagles - June 26 Adults $15, Kids $5 - Includes Game, Bus and Boxed Lunch Sign up now at CAC front desk Humphreys Pitch, Hit & Throw winners to be honored at game

The Hanwha Eagles of the Korean Professional Baseball League will honor USAG-Humphreys & Ê Area III at their June 26 game against the LG Twins. The Eagles will admit Humphreys youngsters free of charge and sell adult tickets for just $5 each. Youth Sports is arranging bus transportation and a boxed lunch. The cost will be $15 for adults and $5 for children, which will include the game, round-trip transportation to Daejon and the boxed meal. Since both buses and meals have to be pre-ordered, the signup deadline is June 23. Sign up at the front desk of the Community Activity Center. The fee must be paid at the time of registration. The Eagles are one of eight teams in the Korean Professional Baseball League and won the Korea Championship in 1999. Like all Korean teams, the Eagles have two foreign players on their roster. Both Eagles are from the Dominican Republic, have major league experience and are pitchers. Julio DePaula is a starter for Hanwha. He played for Twins and had a cup of coffee with Tampa Bay. The other is reliever José Capellán who played for Atlanta, Milwaukee, Detroit and Colorado. Pitching in the Dominican league for the Gigantes del Cibao this past winter, he led the league with a 2.15 ERA and in wins with 7. Of his 12 starts 7 of them went 6 innings. He had 41 strikeouts compared to just 12 walks, a performance that earned him a $300,000 contract with Hanwha. Team officials promised to provide Humphreys youngsters the opportunity to meet both players at the June 26 game. Hanwha will also recognize the Humphreys winners in The Pitch, Hit & Throw competition set for June 12 at Independence Park. Watch the weekly Flash or call Youth Sports Director BradFicek at 753-5602 for updates. If you" re not receiving The Flash, you can be added to the weekly distribution list Ê by E-mailing area3mwrmarketing@korea.army.mil.

Korea Sports The Sanirang Alpine Networks in Seoul is offering free top-rope artificial wall climbing clinics to anyone interested in learning the basics of rock climbing. Although instruction is limited to the basics, the ropes will be up and ready for anyone to tie-into and climb. All beginners and the not-so beginners are welcome to join. Clinics are every Wednesday until mid-June or the monsoons begin. The free climbing clinics will be in Daechi Dong (near Chamshil, Seoul). Clinics run from 0900-1200 and 1530-1830. Climbing harness, shoes and helmet are free. In addition, climbers who at least try to climb the wall will receive a Sanirang Alpine Network T-shirt. There is a limit of one shirt per person or until out of stock for that day. All participants must sign a release of liability waiver. Drop-ins are welcome, but organizers would appreciate it if you contacted them at info@sanirang.net before driving to Seoul. Take water, snacks and wear loose fitting clothing that Ê won't constrict movement.

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Taste of Culture June 12 - KELLY CLARKSON CONCERT, Olympic Hall, 1800, Tickets: Standing W132,000, R-W132,000, S-W99,000, A-W77,000; Tickets available at http://ticket.interpark.com/ or ask TheYeogiyo.com June 16-19 AIDA (Opera) - Seoul Art Center, 1930, Tickets: VVIP W250,000, VIP W200,000, R-W150,000, S-W100,000, A-W50,000, B-W30,000;Tickets available at http://ticket.interpark.comÊ or ask TheYeogiyo.com Ê Through Sep 12 - Miss Saigon Musical, Seongnam Arts Center, Gyeonggido, Tuesday-Friday 2000, Saturday 1400 & 1900, Sunday 1300 & 1800, Tickets:Tuesday-Thursday R- W110,000, S-W 88,000, A-W66,000, B-W44,000, Partially obstructed view seats W22,000; Friday-Sunday R-W121,000, S-W99,000, A-W77,000, B-W55,000, Partially obstructed view seats: W33,000. Directions: Subway: Get off at Sindang Station (stop 206, 635), Gate 9 and walk 50 meters towards Dongdaemun History and Culture Park or get off at Dongdaemun History and Culture Park Station ( stop 205, 422, 536) and walk 300 meters toward Sindang. Crossroads. Info: 02-518-7343 Through Sep 25 - Crossroads of Civilizations: Ancient Culture of Uzbekistan, National Museum of Korea, Central Asian Art Gallery. The National Museum of Korea introduces Uzbekistan culture from the prehistoric period to the 8th century through its bronze and iron cultures, Buddhist art and Sogdian culture. More than 150 relics are on display. The replicas of Afrasiab murals in which ancient Koreans appear can also be found at the show. Hours Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 0900-1800, Wednesday & Saturday 0900-2100, Sunday & Holidays 0900-1700, closed Mondays. Directions - Ichon Subway Station, Line No. Stop 430 and Jline, Exit 2. Call (02) 2077-9000. Through June 13 - Hangaram Design Museum,Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, 1100-2000 Daily. Tickets W14,000. Presented by Dreamworks Animation. Directions - Take the Subway to Nambu Bus Terminal Station on Line 3 (stop 341). Go out exit 4 /5 and walk about 15-20 minutes or take a taxi. Taking the bus is another option: Shuttle bus No. 12 or regular bus No. 4429. Info:02-565-4929

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Muju Muju Firefly Firefly Festival Festival

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private vehicle. Make sure you take your camera and send us a photo for the " Korea Memories Photo Collection" in the July Happenings magazine (see back cover).

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Royal Korea Traditional Changing of the Guard Ceremonies Discover Korea" s Royal past in one of the many Changing of the Guard ceremonies conducted in Seoul, Suwon and other areas Ê of Korea. Through Oct 12 - Ung-Jin Castle, Chungcheongnam-do. Ung-Jin Castle" s Changing of the Guards Ceremony is led by experts in the field of traditional court culture, whose specialty is in clothing and ceremony details. Through Nov 28 - Hwaseong Palace, Jangyongyeong Guarding Ceremony, Gyeonggi-do. Held at the Hwaseong Haenggung Palace, the Jangyongyeong Guard Ceremony is a re-enactment of a ritual performed by the Royal guards of King Jeongjo, 22nd king of the Joseon Dynasty. Through Nov 28 - Jangyongyeong Gate Guarding Ceremony, Gyeonggi-do - Jangyongyeong Gate Guarding Ceremony is held at Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon. This event is an exact re-enactment of the ceremony that took place during King Jeongjo's reign in Hwaseonghaenggung Palace. Through Dec 31 - Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul. Every day visitors to Gyeongbokgung palace can watch a reenactment of the " Changing of the Royal Guards" ceremony, which takes place at the Gwanghwamun and Heungnyemun plazas. All ceremonies are free of charge and individuals are welcome to take photos.

June 1-19 - Gangneung Dano Festival Ê June 1-27 - Everland" s " Flower Carnival" Spring Festival June 4-6 - Haeundae Sand Festival, Busan June 12-July 5 - Daegu International Musical Festival July 2-7 - 4th World Taekwondo Culture Expo, Muju July 17-25 - Boryeong Mud Festival

If you get lost you can call 02-1330 to get directions.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO visitkorea.or.kr

In the Neighborhood

Independence Hall, a Full Day of Fun From the field of Korean flags at its entrance through beautiful interaction halls of thousands of years of Korean history, Independence Hall in nearby Choenon is one of those ‘must see’ Korean attractions. It is just a short distance from USAG-Humphreys and it’s free! Head south on the expressway and watch for exit signs marked Independence Hall and drive straight into the parking lot. Renovations to the National Heritage Prehistoric Hall are expected to be done this month, but even if it’s closed, Independence Hall is worth the trip. Independence Hall preserves the history of Korea’s struggles with the Japanese and contains literally thousands of antiques, documents, mannequins and displays. And almost everything is identified in English. Especially interesting (and an ideal personalized photo opportunity) are the outside displays of the Korean farmers’ protests and battles with the Japanese government and Army. In addition to getting assassinated, you can lock yourself in shackles, inside a jail or experience a torture chamber. Independence Hall also includes picnic areas, restaurants and snack bars. Don’t forget your camera, comfortable shoes and few won to spend of food and souvenirs Ê

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Outdoor Rec Adventure Treks Jeongseon Rail Bike June 5 (0900-1700) Trip is approximately 3½ hours. Transportation fees: Adult $10/Children $5, Registration Deadline June 3, by 1300. Attraction Fees W18,000 for 2-person bike (combined weight limit 110K) and W26,000 for a 4-person bike (combined weight limit 133K). Total track distance is 7.2 kilometers. Despite its large size, a rail bike runs quite smoothly so one person can pedal a 4-person rail bike at speeds of 10-30K per hour. Bring won for shopping and food.

Eobong Festival

June 12 (0600-0100) Originally scheduled for May but delayed because of the sinking of the South Korean ship near the DMZ, Busan celebrates its annual salute to the sea. The trip takes about 4½ hours Transportation fee is $55 for adults and $45 for children. Registration deadline is 1300 June 10. Activities include bare-handed fish catching, cooking contests, lots of great food and of course, the beauty of Busan. Bring won for food and shopping.

Bungee Jumping

June 19 (0800-1700) Are you brave enough to take the plunge? Fee is $80 per person, which includes transportation of two rides (Bungee, Swing, Ejection Seat). Registration deadline by 1300 June 17. A minimum of 12 participants are required.

Herb Hills Adventure Park, Daegu

June 26 (0600-2100) This new attraction in Daegu offers several obstacle, endurance, and rope courses as well as other activities. Need a minimum of 20 participants with a registration deadline of 1300 June 24. Fee is $60.

Danyang Extreme Sports

June 27 (0900-2100) Activities include Survival Paintball and whitewater rafting. Fee is $60 for adults and $45 for children. Registration deadline by 1300 June 24.

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10-Buyeo Seong Lotus Festival 11-Horseback Riding 11-Seoul Horse Racing Park

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Korean Table Manners So you" ve been invited to a " real Korean meal" by one of your new friends and you have no idea how to act. There" s no Korean " Emily Post" book in the PX. What are you going to do? Like every country in the world, there are " dos and don" ts" of etiquette in Korea. Here are some simple rules to remember: At a formal table, hot and watery foods are placed on the right side and cold and dry foods are placed on the left. The rice bowl is on the left and soup bowl is on the right, with other bowls placed in the middle. The spoon is on the right side and chop sticks are behind the spoon and placed a little towards the outside of the table. Kimchi dishes are on the back row, stew dishes on the right, sauces in the middle of the front row, meat dishes on the right side and vegetables on the left side. At first, taste soup or kimchi juice, and then try rice or other dishes. Use your spoon for rice and liquid foods and chopsticks for other foods. Do Nots - Hold the rice bowl or soup bowl in your hands during the meal; Poke around the rice or side dishes with the spoon; Use your hands to pick the foods; Make noises while chewing; Reach across the table for distant food. Dos - Use an individual plate for foods served for a crowd and sauces such as soy & hot pepper. Try to keep pace with others by eating. When having a meal with the elderly, wait for them to put the spoon and chopsticks on the table at the end of the meal. After a meal, put the spoon and chopsticks on the spot where they were placed first and put used napkins on the table; When using a toothpick, cover your mouth with one hand and discard it the toothpick afterwards so others won't see it. Enjoy your meal!

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Traditional Hanbok Starts as a Thistle If youÕ ve spent any time in Korea, youÕ re sure to have seen a Korean woman dressed in the traditional Hanbok. A flowing gown of beautiful colors and shine. However, did you know that the most beautiful and expensive of those Hanbok started life as a thistle weed? ItÕ s true, and this month the thistle growing capital of Korea celebrates with the unique Ramie Ê Festival, June 11-14. The region of Hansan-myeon near Kunsan is famous for producing ramie, one of the worldÕ s oldest fabric crops. The Hansan Mosi Cultural Festival celebrates the high quality (and expensive) luxury clothing that is produced from ramie. Many people journey to this festival to see the beautiful clothes on display. One of the main events is a fashion show, visitors will also have the opportunity to try on some of the clothes and even try the fabric weaving process. The ramie crop is also used in making food, visitors can sample rice cake, ice cream, tea and other refreshments, all made from ramie. At one time, all Korean Hanboks were made from ramie. Today, a ramie Hanbok will cost $1,000 or more. Man-made textiles are much less expensive and can be mass produced. The process of turning the weed into a beautiful creation is long and tedious and starts with chewing the ends of the ramie bark into thin strands. The strands are then hand-twisted to form long pieces and turned into spools of ramie thread. The thread is then loomed into cloth, cut, washed and dyed into a multitude of colors. Koreans have been wearing clothing made from ramie since the 900s and clothing made more than 1,000 years ago looks as beautiful and fresh today as it did when it was first created. It tends to become as fresh and glossy as new when washed and almost never tears. MenÕ s jackets are also made from ramie, which stays cool in the heat of the summer season.

His Legacy Ð Suwon Toilets Former Suwon Mayor and former Korean Assemblyman Sim Jae-Duck died last year. However, he left a legacy that everyone, including U.S. tourists to Suwon, will appreciate. As everyone who has visited a public toilet anywhere in the world knows, public toilets can be Ô pretty ripe.Õ Have you visited a 1- or 2-holer in the States? You know what I mean. When you use a public restroom in Suwon, like Hwaseong Fortress, you are going to be pleasantly surprised. ItÕ s all because of Mr. Sim, affectionately nick named Mr. Toilet and founder of the World Toilet Organization. Sim was so passionate about toilets that he built the worldÕ s first Toilet House, an unusual building identified by Yahoo Ê Travel as one of the WorldÕ s Strangest Structures. The toilet theme is central to the house named Haewoojae, or a "place to solve one's worries," shaped like a 24 ½ foot-tall toilet bowl. Thinking of how to push forward his cause of having better hygiene and sanitation, Sim tore down his former home to build the $1.1 million building. A showpiece bathroom at the center of the 4,520-square-foot house is on display through a floor-to-ceiling window made of glass that turns opaque at the touch of a button. When guests enter to do their business, a motion sensor activates classical music. The home has four bathrooms that include a whirlpool bathtub, urinals and large glass showers. As unique as Haewoojae is, what makes Sim most memorable to people is his campaign as Suwon Mayor to clean up public bathrooms. As mayor of Suwon from 1995-2002, he launched a campaign to transform public toilets into "clean and beautiful resting places imbued with culture''. Ò We should learn to go beyond seeing toilets as just a place for defecation,Ó the late Mr. Sim once said, Ò but also as a place of culture where people can rest, Ê meditate and be happy.Ó When Haewoojae first opened in November 2007, Sim would allow two guests to spend the night at the house for a fee of 50,000,000 won (about $50,000 U.S.). He used the money to purchase toilets for poor communities throughout Korea and throughout the third world. His World Toilet Organization now includes more than 235 member organizations from 58 countries (including the United States). But according to Yahoo Travel, Haewoojae remains the worldÕ s only Toilet House. ThereÕ s no information on the web as to the fate of Haewoojae after SimÕ s death, but SuwonÕ s clean and relaxing public bathrooms remain as a legacy to the man whose grave marker identifies him as Mr. Toilet.

Korean Wildlife Humphreys has Abundant Wildlife The advent of good weather will chase a lot of Soldiers out of the barracks and Families out of their homes to enjoy the Great Outdoors. For many people, that means enjoying the local wildlife. From the beautiful and graceful white herons to the equally ugly raccoon dog, Korea has some unique wildlife not readily seen in the United States. Much of that wildlife can be found right here at USAG-Humphreys, including some threatened species such as the Ê Chinese Sparrow seen to the right. Other threatened species identified by DPW Environmental are currently featured on bulletin boards throughout the community. But there are many other birds and animals who share Humphreys with Soldiers and Families. One of the most common is the noisy and aggressive magpie. Those stick nests you see at the top of trees belong to these black, white and bluish birds who have been seen stealing food out of the mouths of cats and dive bombing construction workers who are trimming trees. Ducks and geese are frequently seen in the air over Humphreys, as are flocks of white cranes with their golden brown offspring. Maybe those are storks instead of cranes, judging by the number of new Ê babies in the community. Environmental says that the ponds on the airfield include the unique snakefish as well as bass, trout, carp and catfish. They have even recovered a few piranhas, fish that were purchased from local tropical fish dealers, ate everything else in the fish tank and were dumped in the wild. There are also some deer on the airfield, one of which recently caused a major problem with the landing gear on a 3rd MI aircraft. The deer pictured to the right is one of six seen inside the airfield between 3rd MI and Garrison Headquarters. Korean deer are about the size of Lt. Col. Mike HarlanÕ s Great Danes. Keep a camera handy and get some photos of the Humphreys abundant wildlife.

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Youth Sports Youngsters Test Skills in Pitch, Hit, & Throw Ê

Major League Baseball has provided USAGHumphreys Youth Sports the official Pitch, Hit & Throw kit, and local youngsters will get the chance to test their individual skills June 18 from 15001900 at Independence Park. Winners will be recognized at the Hanwha Eagles Korean Professional Baseball game June 26. Pitch, Hit & Throw is held throughout the U.S., with winners hosted by Major League teams. Major League baseball agreed to provide Humphreys an official kit, complete with ribbons and collector baseball cards. Watch for further details. Ê

Youth Running Club Off & Running

The new Running Club for youngsters in the third through the eighth grade is growing weekly, and organizers are looking at a special one-mile race for the kids as part of this yearÕ s FreedomFest. The Running Club meets from 1630-1800 every Tuesday and Thursday at the Zoeckler Sports Field Running Track. Every youngster who joins this free club receives a free T-shirt as well as nutrition guidance and education. Open Registration is at Rec Annex (S-111), at the track or by calling 753-5602.

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Baseball, Softball Season Swan Songs 11-12 Year Olds June 5 Ð Soldier Field

Semi-finals, 1000 Championship and 3rd Place, 1300

13-15 Year Olds June 5 Ð Hannam Village Humphreys Firebirds GirlÕ s Softball June 12 - Yongsan

Youngsters Needed for Swim Team Swim team registration open now through end of June, Swim Meets are scheduled to start in July and run through the beginning of August. Please stop by the Rec Annex - Bldg 111 or call 753-5602 for further details.

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DAILY FEES Individual - $3,00 Family (US Only) - $8.00 All Guests - $10.00 each SEASON PASSES Individual - $78.00 Family (US Only) - $150.00 Monday-Thursday 1200-2000 Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays 1130-2100

Water Park Now Open

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Military in Uniform Free Every Thursday (1100-1630)

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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday Ð Intramural Games Wednesday - KATUSA League

Post-Level Games June 5-6 Humphreys Men @ Kunsan June 5 Yongsan Men & Women @ Suwon June 6 Suwon Men & Women @ Yongsan June 12 Osan Men & Women @ Humphreys Suwon Men & Women @ Casey

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Strike Zone Bowling 38th Masters Tournament The 38th annual Masters Singles Scratch Bowling Tournament will be hosted by the Strike Zone June 12-13, with the top bowlers from U.S. military installations throughout Korea expected to attend. Participants have been qualifying for the tournament by paying their entry fee and rolling a 449 or higher series, for the past month. If you want to qualify, thereÕ s a Ò Last ChanceÓ tournament at both Yongsan Lanes and the Strike Zone June 6. The Yongsan tournament starts at 1300 and the Humphreys tournament at 1400. Entry fee is $50. Participants will roll three games. If you toss a 450 or better, you qualify for the Masters!

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Every Saturday and Sunday 1300-1630 Children bowl free when accompany by paying parent. OPEN BOWLING $1.00 per game

Youth Birthday Parties

Bowlopolis Party Package includes: Party Invitations, Plates, Napkins, Cups, 9Ó Inch Helium Gas Balloons, Goody bags and a Bowlopolis DVD (while supplies last). The Birthday Child receives a T-Shirt.

Our Birthday Party Package: $10 per Child with a minimum of 10 Children. 10 - $100; 20 - $200 Package Includes: 1 hour of unlimited bowling and free shoe rental, 2 Lanes for 10 Children, 4 Lanes for 20 Children and food Birthday Party Menu Items Selection Pizza - Package for 10 - two 12Ó inch Pies; Package for 20 - four 12Ó inch Pies (Cheese, Pepperoni or Supreme) Hot Dogs - Package for 10 -10 Hot Dogs, Fries or Chips, Package for 20 - 20 Hot Dogs, Fries or Chips Cheeseburgers - Package for 10 -10 Cheeseburgers, Fries or Chips, Pakage for 20 Ð 20 Burgers, Fries or Chips Served with a 8 oz cup of your choice Sweet Ice Tea or Lemonade

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Lotte World & Beach trips BOSS will be making a trip to Lotte World, June 5 ($5 per person) and the beach at Daechon June 26 (5,000W).

Got Late-Night Willies? BOSS in on the job Your BOSS program is concerned about your safety. ThatÕ s one of the primary reasons we are on the prowl late on weekend nights, helping soldiers who may have had too much to drink or are about to put themselves in a dangerous situation. Help protect your fellow soldiers from dumb mistakes or being taken advantage of. Volunteer to join the late night guardians by contacting your Unit BOSS representative.

BOSS BEACHÊ BLAST June 11-13

The annual BOSS Beach Blast at Daecheon Beach. All Area III slots are full, but thereÕ s a waiting list and we will be getting whatever slots arenÕ t used by the other areas. Stop by the CAC to get Ê on the list.

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Need to Buy or Sell a Vehicle? Auto CraftÕ s New Ô Car BoardÕ is the place to go Got a car, truck or motorcycle you need to sell before rotating? Maybe youÕ re looking for a Ô beaterÕ for yourself. The Humphreys Auto Crafts Center is not getting into the business of selling or buying vehicles, but they are providing a special Car Board for people selling and wanting to purchase vehicles. You can advertise your vehicle on the Car Board free of charge for up to 30 days. The maximum size of your For Sale flyer is 5 by Ê 8.5 inches, you control the price and what your flyer claims. Community Yard Sale June 26 Auto Crafts does not back your claim and has The next Community Yard Sale is set nothing to do with the sale or purchase of a for 0900-1400 Saturday, June 26, in the vehicle other than providing a centralized Commissary Park Lot. Tables are $10 location for advertising car sales. each, with a canopy available for $10 Bring your flyer to Auto Crafts today. And if more. Spots are $5 if you have PCS youÕ re looking for a vehicle, check out the orders. Call 753-3255/3013 for details. Car Board to see whatÕ s available Ê

Outdoor Rec 753-3255 / 3013 Geocaching - June 3 & 17 (1800-1900) Conducted in two parts, classroom/outdoor demonstration and exercise. Location - Outdoor Rec. RC Race - June 6 (0930-1030) Remote Vehicle Track at Outdoor Rec - On-site registration 0930-1030. $20 for first vehicle, $10 each additional vehicle. Trophies and prizes for placing 1st-3rd. Outdoor Movie Nights - June 11 & 25 (dark) Transformation Park, across from Commissary. Family-rated films, Free popcorn. Call for movie titles. Laser Tag Tournament - June 18 (1800-2000) Outdoor Rec. $12 for 4-person team. Trophies to top two teams. Outdoor Cycle Rally Race - June 20 (1200-1500) Entry fee $5. Team and individual races. Call for details. Doggy Happy Hour - June 30 (1730-1830) Patio at Tommy DÕ s. Social Hour for 2- and 4-legged friends. COMING IN JULY 8-Dutch Oven Course; 9Ð Outdoor Movie; 9Ð Laser Tag

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CAC Arts & Crafts 753-5705 SPECIAL JUNE CLASSES 1-Paper Quilling 1800-1930 12-Tambourine Painting for Kids, 1600-1700 13-Pressed Flower Fans, 1500-1600 20-Pressed Flower Card Case for Dad, 1500-1600 26-Silk Scarf Dyeing, 1300-1700 30-Lamp Making, 1800-1930 Special for Kids - Wee Tot Art Group, Fridays in the Aerobics Room, 1000-1100 ARTS & CRAFTS CLOSED JUNE 2 & 6

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Modern Warfare 2 Tournament June 5

Humphreys Webmaster Larry Collette is putting together the first annual MW2 tournament at the CAC Ballroom, lots of prizes and great competition. Co-sponsored by AAFES and USO. Starting Time - High Noon (Doors open 1100) Four-person Teams - Entry Fee - $10 per person 18-years & older

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Humphreys to Join World-Record Effort

A total of 40 aspiring swimmers plus life guards, swimming instructors, witnesses and FMWR employees will hit the water in the Super Gym pool at exactly 2300 Thursday, June 3 as part of a world-wide effort to enter the

Guinness Book of World Records.

Called the “World’s Largest Swimming Lesson,” swimmers around the globe will hit the water at the same time (2 GMT). Each location throughout the world will follow the same format, fill out the same paperwork and participants will receive a Guinness World Record Certificate. If you’re interested in becoming part of a Guinness World Record, contact the CAC at 753-8825. .

Osan Vet at CAC Twice in June

Osan Vet is coming to USAG-Humphreys, again, this month. June 14 and 28, from 0900-1500 both days. Because it can be difficult to transport and animal to Osan and the Clinic is closed on weekends, each month Osan Vet comes to Humphreys to promote good health for our pets. The Vet provides “Well Animal” clinics, vaccinations, parasite checks and micro-chipping among other services. Animals that are sick or need surgery need to be taken to Osan for comprehensive care. Appointment s are preferred but walk-ins are welcome. Call 784 6614 for more information and to Ê make an appointment.

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Child, Youth & School Services Camp Adventure, a professionally-operated Youth Summer Camp Program for children in grades 1-5 will be starting June 21 with a series of weekly themes designed to be both fun and developmental. Details on this year’s Camp Adventure were not available at press time, The Family Strong will have detailed information or call 753-3413. Camp Adventure runs through August 20.

SAS has Room for New Students What is your child doing after school? Do they need help with homework? Is your child eager to go out and meet new friends? Are you constantly rushing to get home to pick up your child after school? School Age Services is here to help. We are always excited to see new faces. We currently we have openings for children who are in 1st – 5th grades. Please call 753-3413 for more information.

Summer Youth Reading Club

The Humphreys Library will be hosting a special ‘Book a Trip Club’ for youngsters 6-10 years of age at 1100 every Wednesday July 21-August 25. This will be in addition to the Wee Tots Story Hour held from 1000-1100 every Wednesday. Stop by the Library for additional information.

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Do you have a skill, are willing to teach Humphreys

Ê youngsters as either a volunteer or a paid contractor? Youth Services has a constant need for artists, dancers, piano players, bakers, cooks, sportsmen and women, baton twirlers … if you have a skill, we have kids who want to learn. Call 753-3413 for details.

Want a job? We can help Child, Youth & School Services is always in need of qualified employees, especially at the Child Development Center. In order to make applying for a position easier, CYSS and ACS Employment Assistant manager Philip Chang will be set up at the PX Mall from 1100-1300 June 22, along with members of the CPAC staff to help you complete the necessary paperwork and get information about available positions. With the summer rotation period about to commence, a large number of positions are expected to open throughout CYSS.

a vital part of the Cornerstone Chapel Community, USAG Humphreys, South Korea Sunday Morning: Sunday Evening: Osan AB USAG Humphreys

Come Worship With Us

Building 251 (Osan AB Elementary School Cafeteria)

Sunday @ 0900 Bible Class Sunday @ 1000 Worship Service

Ò É faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.Ó Ê RomansÊ 10:17

Building S558, Rm # 206 (The Elementary School)

Sunday @ 1700 Worship Service

RANGER SHOP

ORIENTAL Hours: 1000-2100 Facial Massage(얼굴 마사지) Back Massage (등마사지) Full Body Massage (전신관리) Stone Therapy (스톤테라피) Swedish Massage (스웨디시 마사지) Diet Massage (다이어트 마사지) Eyelash Extensions (속눈썹 연장) Wax (왁싱) Tanning (썬탠) 얼굴축소 안면비대칭 휜다리 관리 골반관리 체형관리

Pyong-Taek

An-jung Shopping ORIENTAL

Mall Walk-Thru Gate

Tel. 010-6479-3005

Wee Tot Programs Special Programs for our Smallest & Youngest Customers MONDAY TUESDAY

Playgroup, Zoeckler Gym, 1000 (New ParentÕ s Support Group), Free Gym Bugs, Youth Center, 1000 (4-5 year olds) (CYSS), $20 per month Sing & Dance With Me, Youth Center, 1000 (0-3 year olds) (CYSS), Free

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

Tummy Time, Family Readiness Center, 1000 (NPSG), Free Storytime, Library, 1000 (Recreation), Free Romp & Stomp, Zoeckler Gym, 1000 (New ParentÕ s Support Group), Free Sing & Dance With Me, Youth Center, 1315 (0-3 year olds) (CYSS), Free Gym Bugs, Youth Center, 1615 (2-3 year olds) (CYSS) $20 per month

FRIDAY

Art Group, CAC Aerobics Room, 1000 (Recreation), Free

Children must be registered with Youth Services to Participate in Wee Tot Programs MEMBERSHIP IN THE CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES PROGRAM IS FREE, BEING PAID BY THE ARMY FAMILY COVENANT Contact Central Registration at 753-3413 for Information CYSS also offers Creative Dance and Baton Twirling on Tuesdays Some Age Restrictions Apply * Call 753-5612 for Fees & Details

Keeping the Promise

The Army Family Covenant Lives at USAG-Humphreys

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Faith Christian Fellowship Church faithchristianfc.com

010-4854-8783

Donald L. Brown, Pastor

Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê SundayÊ Ê SchoolÊ Ê 10:00Ê amÊ Ê SundayÊ MorningÊ WorshipÊ 11:00Ê amÊ Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê Ê WednesdayÊ BibleÊ StudyÊ 6:30Ê pmÊ

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Ready to Travel?

Travel & Adventure ■ ■ ■ ■

4th of July Getaways Space A Travel Passport Information Hale Koa

You are invited to

Lighthouse Baptist Church A Church for the Whole Family!

Sunday school for all ages, Ò KingÕ s Kids programÓ Junior Church, a clean, well-staffed nursery, ServicemenÕ s Center ministry and a warm, Friendly church family. Ê

Ô Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path!Õ

Ministering to the U.S. Military and all of Korea!

Ê Schedule of Services Sunday School .................................. .9:45AM Sunday Worship ........................... 11:00AM Sunday Evening .................................. 6:00PM Wednesday Evening ....................... 7:00PM Saturday GI Gospel Hour..........6:00PM

Give Us a Call Ê

691-2595 692-2642

JOHNNY KIM (VICE PRESIDENT)

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July 4th Get-Aways Planning to Escape for Holiday Weekend? Airline Alliance has trips to China, Guam, Saipan & Jeju on tap Because of longer processing times for Group Visas to China and the fact these specials are offered at U.S. installations throughout Korea, the latest date reservations will be taken is June 15. Even then, however, some tours may already be full. Plan & reserve early!

CHINA 4-day Beijing Classic

5-day Beijing Cultural Ê

July 3-6

$719-$959

July 2-6

$769-$1,059

(Price determined by number of Sign-ups)

6-day Beijing & XianÊ July 2-7

$1,279-$1,639 (Price determined by number of Sign-ups)

Guam-Saipan-Jeju

Prices determined by Hotel & Tour Package Selected. Stop in the Soldier Support Center to examine options

(Price determined by number of Sign-ups)

ALL TOURS INCLUDE

5-Star Hotel Tiananmen Square Acrobatic Show Temple of Heaven English-Speaking Guide Wangfujing Street Suchuan Restaurant Mongolian Restaurant Cantonese Restaurant

Great Wall Forbidden City Peking Duck Dinner Ming Tomb Summer Palace Jade Factory Pearl Factory Shopping Silk Quilt Factory

XIAN Terra Cotta Army

Is the Official Contractor for Out of Country Leisure Travel. Check out other package tours to Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam & more

753-7725 Ê

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Catholic Mass, 0900 ~ Protestant, 1100 ~ Gospel, 1300 ~ Contemporary, 1700 Church of Christ Bldg S558 Room #206 Ê

Protestant Women of the Chapel USAG Humphreys Ladies Bible Study Every Wednesday during the school year Summer dates TBA 9:30-11:30 at Freedom Chapel Childcare is provided and Homeschoolers are welcome!

Passport Services Available in Seoul

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U.S. Military Personnel can use their ID Card to visit some tourist destinations in Asia such as Japan & Guam. But if you want to walk the Great Wall of China, youÕ re going to need a current U.S. www.totorealty.net Passport. You can obtain a Passport through the US Embassy in Seoul, but it will take some time and youÕ ll have to appear at the embassy in person if this is your first passport. In addition, you will need: Form DS-11 (available on line) An Original U.S. Birth Certificate or Proof of Citizenship Your U.S. Military ID Card One 2-inch by 2-inch Passport Photo $100 Application Fee (Dollars, Won or Credit Ê Card)

Rotation Season is Here, Space-A Travel Still Possible School is ending and the annual rotation season has arrived. However, not every seat on the Tuesday and Thursday Patriot Express out of Osan is filled with official PCS travelers. Some seats still remain, but it is essential that Space-A travelers plan earlier and remain flexible. Call Osan for more information. GENERAL RULES

OSAN AB SPACE-A INFORMATION

1-You must be on leave to sign-up for Space-A 2-Civilians must have EML orders 3-Family members are eligible to accompany Êeligible Sponsors 4-You can select up to five destinations, one of which can be ‘All’ 5-You need to carry enough money to pay a return commercial flight 6-Space-A Travelers are subject to getting ‘bumped’ 7-Return travel is not guaranteed

Phone: DSN 315-784-1854; Commercial 011-82-31-661-5775 Ê Fax: DSN 315-784-4897; Commercial 011-82-31-661-4897 Ê Email: OsanSpaceA@Osan.af.mil Ê Hours of Operation: 0630-2100, 7 days a week Ê

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Enjoy Luxury on Your Hawaiian Vacation

Stay at the Hale Koa AFRC

Many Soldiers and civilians request a Ò delay en routeÓ when leaving Korea and stop in Hawaii. U.S. Military, Department of Defense Civilians and their Families can save money on their Hawaiian Vacation by staying at the beautiful Hale Koa Armed Forces Recreation Center. Leave rates range from $87-$144 a night for E-1s Ê through E-5s. Price depends on which of six classes of room you select. $108-$178 a night for E-6s thru E-9s, W1-3 and O1-3. $113-$212 per night for Field Grade Officers and Civilian Employees. Full descriptions of rooms as well as reservations which can be made up to a full year in advance are available at the Hale Koa web site: HaleKoa.com.

Ê No Room at Ê the Inn? No Sweat Ê

There will be times that the Hale Koa is booked solid. What can you do? Ask the Hale Koa Reservations Department about its Referral Hotel Program. Through this program, you may book rooms at nearby referral hotels, very nice properties within walking distance of the Hale Koa. Special, negotiated rates available for referred guests. Additionally, with proper military ID, referral guests may enjoy all of the Hale Koa's food, beverage and entertainment options.

INTRODUCING THE WAY TO ADVERTISE 광고 안내 광고 게재를 원하시는 분은 마케팅의 정서경씨 (031)619-6545, (031)692-2147에게 연락하세요. Osan-humphreys church of christ

RANGER SHOP IMPLANT ESTHETICS PERIODONTICS ENDODONTICS PROTHODONTICS RESTORATIVE PREVENTIVE

RANGER SHOP Day

Regular hours

Monday-Friday

10:00-19:00

Saturdays

10:00-14:00

Sundays & Holidays

Closed

Lunch

13:00-14:30

All-You-Can Eat 1100-1300 (올유캔잍, 11시-1시) MONDAY-FRIDAY (월-금요일) Includes Salad, Kimchi, Steamed Rice & Coffee--$6.50샐러드, 김치, 밥, 커피포함 Any Day Featuring LA BBQ Short Ribs---$7. 95 LA 바비큐 포함메뉴가격--- $7.95

MONDAY(월)

TUESDAY(화)

WEDNESDAY(수)

THURSDAY(목)

FRIDAY(금)

1 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김

2 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥

3 Vegetable Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 야채 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음

4 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 스파게티 미트소스

7 LA BBQ Short Ribs Pan-Fried Sausage w/Vegetable LA 갈비 소시지 야채볶음

8 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김

9 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥

10 Sweet Pepper Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 피망 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음

11 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 스파게티 미트 소스

14 LA BBQ Short Ribs Pan-Fried Sausage LA갈비 소시지 야채볶음

15 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김

16 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥

17 Mushroom Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 양송이 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음

18 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 스파게티 미트소스

21 LA BBQ Short Ribs Pan Fried Sausage w/Vegetable LA 갈비 소시지 야채볶음

22 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김

23 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥

24 Vegetable Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 야채 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음

25 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 스파게티 미스소스

28 LA BBQ Short Ribs Pan Fried Sausage w/Vegetable LA 갈비 소시지 야채볶음

29 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김

30 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥

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Coming in July

Memories of Korea Which photo in your collection is the

One that will be your

Favorite Memory of Korea? Share it in the July edition of Happenings Send us that Favorite Memory by June 15 and weÕ ll try to get it into the magazine or another publication. Send photos to Ê

area3mwrmarketing@korea.army.mil

July 3-4 (1500-2200)

Food, Games, Entertainment, Mega Fireworks & more Units, Family Readiness Groups, Private Organizations can sign up for fund-raising booths now. Deadline June 15. For details: michael.mooney2@korea.army.mil

SNOW FORECAST FOR JULY 24

While July temperatures are normally in the 90s, a snow storm is projected for Humphreys on Saturday, July 24, in the area of the Alaska Mining Co. Santa Claus is coming, and the AMC is planning a full Christmas Buffet. Keep your winter coat and gloves handy.