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July 2010
Freedom Fest Christmas In July
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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
CHONG, SOKYONG 754-6545
Graphics-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 is 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 Marketing
Volume 12, Number 7
July 2010
Snow in July? It really happens… MIKE MOONEY
Family & MWR Marketing Chief
They say if you don’t like the weather in Korea, wait five minutes and it will change. But change so much that you get an isolated snow storm in July? It’s been happening for the past eight years! The forecast shows it will happen again July 25 at the Alaska Mining Company. While the rest of Korea swelters in 90 degree weather and 90 percent humidity, the white stuff flies at the Alaska Mining Company. Inside, Santa Claus himself sits on his throne and poses for free photos. Meanwhile, the Alaska Mining Co. offers a full Christmas Buffet, with turkey, ham and all the trimmings you have been craving for the last three months. While the rest of you have to pay for the buffet, I get mine free, not because I work for FMWR, but because I’m one of those souls whose mother wanted a Christmas present she would never forget and got me. She always said it was like getting a lump of coal in her stocking. Mike Ross, who helped me create Christmas in July, figured that this was my personal revenge for always getting a combined Birthday and Christmas present and a cake with green frosting that said ‘Merry Birthday’ with the ‘Birthday’ in different color frosting and strange handwriting. If your birthday is Christmas Day OR July 25, you also get the buffet for free, if you can prove it. Of course, if it doesn’t snow, the 607th Weather Squadron will pick up the tab. I’m not sure who at the Weather Squadron made the bold guarantee, but someone did, maybe it was Mike Ross, who has money to burn. Merry Christmas in July, everyone.
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Contents
July 2010
July Calendar Hours & phones On the Horizon FreedomFest Christmas in July
Recreation BOSS page DJ Hero Contest Outdoor Rec Arts & Crafts CAC Suwon Happenings Movie Schedule
Korea Happenings Uniquely Korean Outside the Wire Taste of Culture In the Neighborhood Sophisticated Saturday Boreyong Mud Festival Christmas in July Mother-Daughter Tea AMC Evening Specials First Impressions Jeju – Island of Gods AMC Lunch Korean Entertainment AMC Weekend Korea Rails Specials Natural Korea AMC Soup & Reader’s Favorite Sandwiches Understand Korea Tommy D’s Cuisine Outdoor Rec Treks Entertainment Bingo Sports Texas Hold’em Firecracker 5K Catering Splish & Splash Augusta West Bowling Youth Sports Intramural Softball Area III Softball Summer Basketball
Food & Entertainment
Family & Youth Services ACS Birthday Party Child, Youth, School Parents’ Date Night Wee Tots Family Covenant
Leisure Travel Hale Koa Airline Alliance Osan Ad Space A Travel New Sanno Passports
On the cover … Sgt. Elijah Williams, 719th MI, and his wife, Maria, read about Independence Hall in Happenings, talked to a KATUSA in his unit and gained an unforgettable Memory of Korea along with 4-year old daughter, Alijah
July
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Alaska Mining Co. Seafood Buffet, 1700-2030 Firecracker 5K & 1-Mile Run, Super Gym, 0800 start FreedomFest, Independence Park, 1500-2200 4 Alaska Mining Co. Monster Steak Special, 1100-Closing FreedomFest, Independence Park, 1500-2200 Mega Fireworks Show, dark 8 Dutch Oven Cooking Contest, Outdoor Rec SAS PAC Meeting 9 Outdoor Movie, Transformation Park, dark 10 Buyeo Seong Lotus Festival, Outdoor Rec Post-Level Softball, Yongsan (M-W) @ Humphreys 10-13 Humphreys Intramural Softball Tournament, Soldier Field 11 Horseback Riding, Outdoor Rec Seoul Race Track, Outdoor Rec 16 Alaska Mining Co. Seafood Buffet, 1700-2030 17 Boryeong Mud Festival, Outdoor Rec Battle of the DJ Heroes, Community Activity Center, 1400 Sophisticated Saturday, Tommy D’s, 1900 Post Level Softball, Daegu (M-W) @ Humphreys Retiree Appreciation Day, Super Gym Bungee Jumping, Outdoor Rec 17-18 Area III Softball Tournament, Soldier Field 18 Post Level Softball, Daegu (M-W) @ Humphreys Danyang Extreme Sports, Outdoor Rec Archery Tournament, Outdoor Rec 22 Dutch Oven Cooking Contest, Outdoor Rec 23 Army Community Service Birthday Party, ACS, 1100-1300 Outdoor Movie, Transformation Park, dark 24 Boryeong Mud Festival, Outdoor Rec Mommy & Me Tea, Tommy D’s, 1400 Daegu Herb Hills Adventure Trek, Outdoor Rec 25 Christmas in July, Alaska Mining Company, 1030-1400 Gyeryongsan National Park, Outdoor Rec 26-30 Youth Baseball Camp, Independence Park 31 Sin Gal Lake, Outdoor Rec
A look at What’s Coming Up in Family, Morale, Welfare & Recreation, designed to help you “Plan for the Future.” Dates are subject to change. See the monthly Happenings, Family Strong or the Weekly Flash for updates & further details. MARCH AUGUST 17- St. Patrick’s Day & A look at What’s Coming Up in Family, Morale, Welfare 1- Suwon Shooting Range, Up ODR A look at What’s Coming inyou Family, Morale, Welfare & 17Lucky Duck Day, Alaska Mining Co. Recreation, designed to help “Plan for the Future.” Dates are 7- Saneum National Forest, ODR Recreation, designed to help you “Plan18for Lucky the Future.” DatesTommy are Duck Day, D’s subject totochange. See themonthly monthly Happenings, Family Strong or 7-9Summer Basketball subject change. See Tourney the Happenings, Family Strong or TBDChinhae Cherry Blossom Festival Weekly Flash for updates further details. 8the - USFK Youth Swim, Pool the Weekly Flash for CAC updates && further details. APRIL 8Singal Lake, ODR MARCH MARCH AUGUST AUGUST 1Army 10-Miler Registration opens 17St. Patrick’s Day Day 9-13Youth Soccer Camp 17St. Patrick’s 1- Suwon Shooting Range, Range, ODR 1- Suwon Shooting ODR 17Lucky Duck Day, Alaska Mining Co. 9Biggest Loser’s Awards Ceremony 14Hansan Battle Festival, ODR 17Lucky Duck Day, Alaska Mining Co. 7- SaneumNational National Forest, Forest, ODR 7- Saneum ODR 18-22Lucky Duck Day, Tommy D’s Earth Day 15Flag Football Rules Clinic 18Lucky Duck Day, Tommy D’s 7-9Summer Basketball Tourney 7-9-8Soccer Summer Basketball Tourney TBDChinhae Cherry Blossom Festival 23Eggstravaganza - USFKOfficials Youth Swim, CAC Pool 22Rules Clinic TBDChinhae Cherry Blossom Festival 8 - 8USFK CAC Pool APRIL SingalYouth Lake, Swim, ODR 25-29KATUSA Friendship Week 24Tennis Entry Deadline APRIL 8- Singal Lake, ODRCamp 1- TBDArmy 10-Miler Registration opens 9-13Youth Soccer Missoula Children’s Theatre 27Outdoor Movie 1- Army 10-Miler Registration 9- Biggest Loser’s Awards Ceremony opens 9-13Camp 14-Youth HansanSoccer Battle Festival, ODR 28-31Tennis Championships 22-MAY Day Loser’s Awards Ceremony Flag Football ClinicODR 9-Earth Biggest 14-15Hansan Battle Rules Festival, 31Flag & Soccer Entry Deadline 23-5Eggstravaganza Soccer Officials Rules Clinic Korea Day 22EarthChildren’s Day 15-22Flag Football Rules Clinic 25-29KATUSA Friendship Week TennisOfficials Entry Deadline 6Spouse’s Appreciation Day SEPTEMBER 23Eggstravaganza 22-24Soccer Rules Clinic TBDMissoula Children’s Theatre 27- Outdoor MovieRib Cook 10Buddha’s Birthday 4of the Grill 25-29KATUSA Friendship Week 24-King Tennis Entry Deadline 28-31- Tennis Championships MAY 20Volunteer Year Ceremony 7& &Splash TBDMissoulaofChildren’s Theatre 27-Splish Outdoor MovieCloses 31Flag Soccer Entry Deadline 5- 28Korea Children’s Day opens Splish & Splash 21-23Chusok 28-31Tennis Championships MAY 6- Spouse’s Appreciation Day SEPTEMBER Far East High School Soccer 25Family the Year 31-4Flag Soccer Entry Deadline 10-TBDBirthday King&ofof the Grill Rib Nominations Cook 5-Buddha’s Korea Children’s Day 27Rising Star 20Volunteer of Year Ceremony Day 7Splish & Splash Closes JUNE 6- Spouse’s Appreciation SEPTEMBER 28-4Splish & SplashBirthday opens 21-23-ofChusok Korea-wide Baseball OCTOBER 10Buddha’s 4- King the Grill Rib Cook TBD- Far East High School Soccer 25- Family of the Year Nominations 107-8AFAP 20- 12-BOSS Volunteer Beach of YearBlast Ceremony 7- Splish &Conference Splash Closes 27Rising Star JUNE 11Bowling Tournament 23Make A Difference Day 28- 12-Master’s Splish & Splash opens 21-23Chusok 4- 20Korea-wide Baseball Camp Adventure Starts 29Return to Spooky Hallow TBDFar East High School Soccer 25-OCTOBER Family of the Year Nominations 10- 12-BOSS Beach Blast 7-8- AFAP Conference 30Gooey Gallop 27-23Rising Star 11-JUNE 12-Master’s Bowling Tournament MakeGoblin A Difference Day 30Halloween Tournament 20-4-Camp AdventureBaseball Starts 29Return to Bowling Spooky Hallow Korea-wide OCTOBER 30Gooey Goblin Gallop NOVEMBER 10- 12-BOSS Beach Blast 7-8-30AFAP Conference Halloween Bowling Tournament 6Year Awards 23-Families Make AofDifference Day Ceremony 11- 12-Master’s Bowling Tournament 25Turkey Football 20- Camp Adventure Starts 29-NOVEMBER Return Bowl to Spooky Hallow 6- Families of Year Awards Ceremony 30Gooey Goblin Gallop DECEMBER 25- Turkey Bowl Football 30- Halloween Bowling 6-20Letters from SantaTournament DECEMBER 6Community Tree Lighting NOVEMBER 6-20- Letters from Santa 24Breakfast Santa 6Community Tree Lighting Ceremony 6- Families of with Year Awards 24Breakfast with Santa 25Turkey Bowl Football JANUARY JANUARY 1Biggest Losers Kickoff DECEMBER 1- Biggest Losers Kickoff 1Fly-Away Home Shootout 6-20Letters from 1- Fly-Away HomeSanta Shootout 8Bear Plunge 6- Polar Community Tree Lighting 8- Polar Bear Plunge 24Breakfast with Santa FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 2-4Chinese NewYear Year (Rabbit) (Rabbit) 2-4Chinese New JANUARY 7- Super BowlParties Parties 7Bowl 1- Super Biggest Losers Kickoff TBDEastHigh HighSchool School Wrestling TBDFarFar East Wrestling 1- Fly-Away Home TBD- BOSS WinterShootout Games TBDBOSS Winter Games 8- Polar Bear Plunge FEBRUARY If you’re not receiving the Weekly Flash, get added now 2-4-IfChinese (Rabbit) you’re New not Year receiving the Weekly Flash, get added now area3mwrmarketing@korea.army.mil 7- Super Bowl Parties area3mwrmarketing@korea.army.mil TBDFar East High School Wrestling TBD- BOSS Winter Games
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Alphabetical List of Phone Numbers & Hours of Operation
ACS
ALASKA MINING CO.
0800-1700 M-F
0630-2100 M-F 0800-2100 S-S-H
Thu-Mon 1200-2030
CAC
CAC ARTS & CRAFTS
CAC REC GAME ROOM
753-8401
753-8825 0800-2200 M-F 1000-2200 S-S-H CATERING @ TOMMY D’s
753-8189
0900-1800 M-F (1300-1400 Lunch) LIBRARY
753-8433
1000-2000 M-F 1000-1900 S-S SPLISH & SPLASH WATER PARK
754-6412
754-3101
753-6706
1100-2100 S-S
CDC
753-8601
0530-1800 M-F
MP HILL GYM
753-5971
0500-2300 M-F 1000-1900 Sat-Hol 1200-2100 Sun SUPER GYM
753-8031
AUTO SKILLS
753-8547
753-8825
1100-2200 M-F 1000-2200 S-S-H
BINGO
753-8191
BOWLING
754-5722
1200 Saturday TOMMY D’s
1600-2200 M-T-W-T 0930-2400 F-S-S-H
CAC POOL
CAC SNACK BAR
753-8835
0600-2200 M-F
753-7447 0700-1900 M-F
FAMILY READINESS CENTER
GATEWAY GAME ROOM
AUGUSTA WEST MINIATURE GOLF
0800-1700 M-T-W-F 1300-1700 Thu
1200-2400 S-Thu 1200-0100 F-S
1100-2000
OUTDOOR RECREATION
OUT-OF-COUNTRY LEISURE TRAVEL
1100-1900 Thu-Mon
0800-1700 M-F 0900-1300 Sat
753-6522
753-3013 SUPER GYM INDOOR POOL
753-8083
754-3171
753-7725 TEEN CENTER
753-5613
754-6291 REC ANNEX
753-5601 M-F 0900-2000 Weekend – 1200-2000 Holiday – 1100-1900
TOMMY D’S
753-8191
1430-1900 M-F 1500-2000 Sat
1100-1300 M-F 1600-2300 W-T 1600-2400 F-Sat
WIC OVERSEAS
YOUTH CENTER
ZOECKLER GYM
784-6614
0800-1630 M-W-F Closed for Repairs
0545 M-Thu 0545-2100 F 1600-2100 Sat
0500-2300 M-F 1000-1900 Sat-Hol 1200-2100 Sun
SUWON ACS
SUWON GYMNASIUM
SUWON LIBRARY
SUWON REC CENTER
SUWON REC KITCHEN
0800-1700 M-T-W-F 1300-1700-Thu
0530-2100 M-F 0900-1800S-S-H
1100-2000 S-S
1100-2200 M-Thu 1100-2400 F-Sat 1300-2200 Sun
0700-2100 M-Thu 0700-2300 F-Sat 1300-2100 Sun
Mon-Thu 1200-2000 F-S-S-H 1130-2100 UNIT FUNDS
754-6121
0800-1630 M-F
788-5024
0500-2300 M-F 0830-2300 Sat 0830-2200 Sun-Hol VET CLINIC (Osan AB)
0800-1600 M-F
788-6020
0600-2200 M-F 0830-2100 S-S-H
753-6909
788-5449
753-3413
788-5840
754-8083
788-5840
m o F d e e s e t r F Saturday & Sunday July 3 & 4 Independence Park Unit, FRG & Private Organization Food & Game Booths Korean & US Entertainment Alaska Mining Co. Steak Special Gates Open to our Korean Friends Free Blow-Up Games Saturday: 5K Run with special One Mile Run/Walk for the Kids
Mega Fireworks @ Dark July 4
Featuring Ministry Of National Defense Philharmonic Orchestra
FESTIVAL RUNS FROM 1500-2200 Parking restricted – No Traffic Allowed in Festival Area
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SNOW Forecast Forecastfor forJuly July25 25 … Santa verifies he’ll be on hand
… Santa verifies he’ll be on hand … Christmas ChristmasTurkey Turkey&&Ham HamBuffet Buffet … … Free Free Photos Photos& &Gifts Giftsfor forthe thekids kids …
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Mother Daughter Tea Tommy D’s Cuisine NEW Alaska Mining Company Specials Sophisticated Saturday Bingo & Texas Hold’em
Mother-Daughter Tea at Tommy D’s Mother-Daughter Tea at A chance forTommy moms and D’s Saturday, July 24, 1400 Saturday, July 24, 1400 daughters to dress up and Mother-Daughter have some fun together. A chance for moms and
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Tommy D’s Tommy D’s Tommy D’s Saturday, July Saturday, July1717 Saturday, July 17
DinnerService Service at to follow Dinner at 1900 1900* *Entertainment Entertainment to follow $50 Couple $35 Single Dinner Service at Couple 1900 * Entertainment to follow $50 $35 Single
Sophisticated Saturday is an upscale dining experience and your opportunity to enjoy a
Sophisticated Saturday is annight upscale dining experience andclothes, your opportunity to enjoy touch of class at least one a month. So put on your best find a babysitter and a touch of class least one a month. So put on your best clothes, find a babysitter and enjoy a nightatdesigned justnight for you. enjoy aSaturday night designed just for you. Sophisticated is an upscale dining experience and your opportunity to enjoy a RESERVATIONS - Lisa.hogue.1@korea.army.mil
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touch of class at least one night a month. So put on your best clothes, find a babysitter and RESERVATIONS - Lisa.hogue.1@korea.army.mil enjoy a night designed just for you.
All-U-Can-Eat Korean Buffet Tommy D’s Cuisine (Monday-Friday 1100-1300 – Closed on Korean Holidays)Ê Ê
Tuesday Ê All-U-Can-Eat Korean Buffet Two Entrees Featuring Ê
MondaysÊ
(Monday-Friday 1100-1300 – Closed on Korean Holidays) Combination ofÊ LA BBQ SHORT Pan-Fried PorkÊ Chicken or Beef Cutlet or Mondays Tuesdays RIBSÊ Fried ChickenFeaturing Wings or Two Entrees Ê
LA BBQ SHORT RIBS Pan-Fried Vegetables w/SausageÊ Pan-Fried Vegetables w/Sausage
$7.50Ê $7.95
Sweet & Sour PorkÊ Combination of Pan-Fried $6.50ÊPork Chicken or Beef Cutlet or Fried Chicken Wings WednesdaysÊ or Sweet & Sour Pork Ê
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Late Night Snacks 1600 - 2400 Chicken Strips (5 Pieces) $6.95 Hot Dog w/Chilli Cheese $4.95 Chicken Strips (5) $6.95 Hot Dog Plain $3.25 Hot Dog $3.25 BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich $4.95 Hot Dog w/Chili Cheese $6.95 $4.95 BBQ Pork Spare Ribs Plate Chicken Sandwich BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich $4.75 $4.95 Chilli Bowl w/ Cheese BBQ Pork Spareribs Plate $3.25 $6.95 Shrimp Basket w/ Fries $6.75 Chicken Sandwich $4.75 $4.95 Cheese Sticks (6 Pieces) Bowl of Chili w/Cheese $3,25 (12 Pieces) $4.95 Shanghai Style Lumpia Grand Chips & Salsa Tray Shrimp Basket w/Fries $4.25 $6.75 French Fries $1.75 Cheese Sticks (6) $4.95 Chilli Cheese Fries $2.95 Shanghai-Style Lumpia (12) $4.95 Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit $2.25 Grand Chips & Salsa Tray $2.25 $4.25 Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit French Fries $1.75 Asst. Can Soda $1.25 (Root Beer, Cream soda, Sarsaparilla) Specialty Soda Chili Cheese Fries $2.95 $1.75 FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Bottled Water $1.00 Asst. Gatorade $2.95 Sesame Chicken Wings (12) $6.95
Lime Wings (12) $6.95 ★Chicken Friday Night Special ★
Sesame Chicken Wings (12 Pieces) $6.95 Chilli Lime Chicken Wings (12 Pieces) $6.95
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Beef $6.50 Bulgogi & BibimbobÊ Wednesdays Ê
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Korean BBQÊ $6.50 Plus MeatloafÊ (Vegetable, Mushroom or Thursdays Sweet Pepper) Ê
Korean BBQ Plus$6.50Ê Meatloaf (Vegetable,Ê Mushroom FridaysÊ ÊPeppers) or Sweet Ê
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Two EntreesÊ $6.50 Featuring Fried Fish or Pork Bulgogi orÊ Fridays Curry Rice Beef or Two Entrees Chicken Bulgogi orÊ Featuring Fried or Hash RiceFish Ê Pork Bulgogi or $6.50Ê Curry Rice Beef or Ê Ê Chicken Bulgogi or AlwaysHash All-You-Can-EatÊ Rice Ê
Includes Rice, Kimchi, $6.50 Salad, Soup & BeverageÊ Always All-You-Can-Eat
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AMC Evening Specials Tuesdays 1700-2030
Family Nite
Family-Size Bowl of Spaghetti & Meatballs
$19.95
Buddy Bowl for Two $14.95 Wednesdays 1700-2030
Pasta Buffet
$11.95, Kids $4.95
All-You-Can-Eat, You Pick The Ingredients, We Cook It For You Thursdays 1700-2030
Mongolian BBQ All-You-Can-Eat - $14.95 Kids $4.95
You Pick the Ingredients, We Cook It Fridays 1700-2030
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
Walt’s Wonder Ribs AVAILABLE EVERY DAY Succulent Baby Back Ribs
Full Rack $15.95 Half Rack $12.95
Lunch is Served Lunch is Served Alaska Mining Company Alaska Mining Company Daily Luncheon Buffet
Luncheon Buffet - $7.95 Served from Daily 1100-1300 * Always All-You-Can-Eat
Served from 1100-1300 * Always All-You-Can-Eat - $7.95 (Includes Salad Bar, Beverage & Dessert) (Includes Salad Bar, Beverage & Dessert)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY June MONDAY 28 June 29 June 30 July 1 June 28 June 30 July 1 Honey Chicken PulledJune Pork29 Turkey Southern Honey Chicken Pulled Pork Turkey Southern Fried Pork Steak Beef Brisket Baked Ham Buffet Fried Pork Steak Beef Brisket Baked Ham Buffet 5 6 7 88 5 6 7 Bulgogi Beef Brisket Hamburger Steak Mexican Bulgogi Beef Brisket Hamburger Steak Mexican Spicy Spicy Pork Pork Baked Chicken Ribs Buffet Baked Chicken BBQ BBQ Ribs Buffet 12 12 13 13 14 14 1515 BBQ Ribs Bratwurst Chicken Irish BBQ Ribs Bratwurst Fried Fried Chicken Irish ItalianItalian Chicken Steak Baked Fish Buffet Chicken PorkPork Steak Baked Fish Buffet 19 19 20 20 21 21 2222 Hamburger Catfish Lasagna Southern Hamburger SteakSteak Catfish Lasagna Southern BBQ Ribs Spaghetti Buffet BBQ Ribs MeatMeat LoafLoaf Spaghetti Buffet
26 26 27 27 Honey Baked Chicken Pulled Honey Baked Chicken Pulled PorkPork Pork Steak Beef Brisket Pork Steak
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July 1-9 Lobster Wrap on flat bread
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JulyJuly 1-9 12-16 Lobster Wrap on flat bread Submarine JulyJuly 12-16 Submarine 19-23 Hot Roast Beef open face July26-30 19-23Ham Hot&Roast Beef open face Cheese 26-30 Ham & Cheese
FRIDAY FRIDAY July 2 JulyFish 2 Fried Fried Fish Fried Shrimp Fried Shrimp 99 Fried Shrimp Fried Shrimp Baked Baked Fish Fish 16 16 Turkey Turkey Baked Baked Ham 23 23 Baked Fish Baked Fried Shrimp Shrimp Fried 30 30 Baked Fish Baked Fish Fried Shrimp
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Entertainment
FreedomFest Entertainment Lineup
Saturday, July 3 starting at 1500 – ROK-US FRIENDSHIP MUSIC
FESTIVAL including LPG, Hyun-Mi Ju,Il-Jun Park, Presley, Jung-Jae Jo, Hee-Su Hyun, Mi-Rim Park, Tae-Young Jung, Yu-Jung Choi, The 2nd Fleet Korean Navy Band, The B-Boys & more. All on the stage at Independence Park.
Sunday, July 4 Seven Dust at 1500 and the Korean Ministry of
National Defense Philharmonic Orchestra (the orchestra will signal the start of the Mega Fireworks Show with Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture”
NuSenSations Schedule Tommy D’s July 1, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29
Gateway Game Room July 2, 3, 16, 17, 23, 24
Suwon CAC July 9, 10, 13, 20, 27, 30, 31
Splish & Splash Water Park July 4, 18, 25
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■ ODR Treks ■ Uniquely Korean ■ Taste of Culture ■ Festivals ■ Customs and Holidays
Outdoor Rec Treks
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7 BUYEO SEONG LOTUS FESTIVAL July 10, 0700–1800. Festival celebrates the Baekje Kingdom and the beautiful lotus flower. GOONG-PYONG HORSE BACK RIDING July 11, 0900-1800. Designed for experienced and inexperienced riders. Riding fee, to include a riding lesson, is 50,000W for an hour. SEOUL HORSE RACE PARK July 11, 0900-1900. Korea’s answer to Churchill Downs, complete with races, a museum, wagering, a horseback riding park for adults and kids and, of course refreshments (but no Mint Juleps). Bring plenty of won for the extra activities. DANYANG EXTREME SPORTS July 18, 0900-2100. Survival Paintball/two hours + ATV/one hour. Fee W50,000 BUNGEE JUMPING July 17, 0800-1700. Fee $80 includes lunch, snacks, transportation and two rides: 1 bungee jump and choice of either swing or ejection seat DAEGU HERB HILLS ADVENTURE PARK July 24, 0600-2100. The park features several obstacle, endurance and rope courses that will challenge you and provide fun. GYERYONGSAN NATIONAL PARK Outdoor Rec Trek Schedule July 25, 0700-1700. Schedule is Subject to change. Please contact Outdoor Rec at 753-3013 or Great hiking adventure 753-3255 to confirm schedule and make reservations Bring W2,000 for park Date Attraction Deadline entrance and your own July 10 Buyeo Seong Lotus Festival July 8 lunch, no food is July 11 Goong-Pyong Horseback Riding July 8 available at the park. Seoul Horse Racing Park July 8 Bring your camera and July 17 Bungee Jumping July 15 get shots of 121 plant Boryeong Mud Festival July 15 species, small eared July 18 Danyang Extreme Sports July 15 cats, common July 24 Daegu Herb Hills Adventure Park July 22 buzzards, black Boryeong Mud Festival July 22 woodpeckers and July 25 Gyeryongsan National Park July 22 beautiful views. July 31 Sin Gal Lake Fishing July 29 Aug 1 Suwon Shooting Range July 29 SIN GAL LAKE Aug 7 Saneum National Recreation Forest Aug 5 FISHING July 31, Aug 8 Sin Gal Lake Fishing Aug 5 0900-1700. Bring Aug 14 Great Battle of Hansan Festival Aug 12 extra won for poles, Aug 15 Tiger World Indoor Skiing Aug 12 reels, bait and lures. Aug 21 Daegu Herb Hills Adventure Park Aug 19 Also bring insect Aug 22 Seoul Horse Racing Park Aug 19 repellent and be Aug 28 Danyang Extreme Sports Aug 26 prepared to watch for Aug 29 Ocean World Aug 26 snakes.
Boryeong Mud Festival
Remember how angry Mom used to get when you came home covered in mud? Then you found out how much a mud bath costs at the beauty spa and you wondered while she got angry. From July 17-25, getting muddy is not only encouraged, it’s demanded at the annual Boryeong Mud Festival at Daecheon Beach. In fact, if you’re caught not wearing mud, you could very well end up in the Mud Jail. This is the 13th year Daecheon Beach has hosted the Mud Festival, and as many as 3 million people are expected to attend, including visitors from all over the world. The festival was originally created to market Boryeong Mud Products, which are supposed to be as healthy as the expensive mud beauty supplies that come from the Dead Sea. While selling Mud Cosmetics is still a primary feature of the festival, most people come just to get muddy from head to toe and participate in the many games and activities such as mud skiing, mud wrestling and mud bouncing. There are mud slides and pools for adults and kids. Plan to attend and get down and dirty.
Outdoor Rec has two trips schedule to Boryeong
Trips are scheduled for July 17 (0800-1930) and July 24 (0800-2230) Register early, deadlines are July 15 and 22. Bring Korean won for food, souvenirs and special activities as well as a change of clothes, personal care items and a towel. The Middle School/Teen program is also planning a trip for July 17.
One Readers’ Favorite Gwacheon National Science Museum, Seoul Sheur Yang identified the Children’s Hall at the Gwacheon National Science Museum in Seoul as one of her Family’s favorite attractions. Located near Seoul Grand Park, which features Korea’s best zoo, the Gwacheon Science Museum has many special programs for children and adults alike, is easy to reach by subway and inexpensive. The museum is open from 0930-1730 from Tuesday-Sunday. It is closed on Mondays, during the Lunar New Year and during the Chusok holidays. Admission is W4,000 for adults and W2,000 for children. The museum also includes a Planetarium which is an additional W2,000 for adults and W1,000 for children. Permanent exhibits include things like a chaos water mill, a telsa coil, a brain map, an earthquake experience and plasma world. There’s a special Science World for Kids, a Science of Natural History, an ecological learning center and an observatory. There’s even a Dinosaur Park and another area devoted to the history of trains. Gwacheon has that mixture of education and fun that should delight both young and old. It also has a child care center for infants as well as an excellent mixture of restaurants and rest areas for the perfect day-long outing. Easy to follow subway, bus and driving directions can be found on the internet at Scientorium.go.kr
Uniquely Korean It’s time to rock in the ROK BY SEONG GU (MARTIN) LEE Marketing Intern
What do you think is the best way to enjoy the summer? Go to movies? Just stay home? Watch TV? Why don‟t get out and enjoy the ROK (Republic of Korea) with some great Rock Music? Being a music fan myself, I would like to recommend two upcoming Rock Festivals. Some great musicians from all over the world will be visiting the ROK over the next two months. The first upcoming festival is in Incheon July 23-25. The Pentaport Festival is the most famous in Korea and this year will feature headliner Hoobastank from the U.S. with such popular songs as „The Reason‟ and „Out of Control.‟ Entrance is 80,000W for one day, 132,00W for 2 & 165,000W for 3. More information is available at www.pentaportrock.com The second concert I would like to recommend is Jisan Valley, scheduled for July 31 and August 1. This festival started last year and is held in a “green” setting, in the middle of nature in Icheon. This year‟s concert will feature the Muse (British), Massive Attack (US), Pet Shop Boys (US), Vampire Weekend (US), the HIATUS (Japan) and Galaxy Express (Korea). Tickets will be 99,000W for 1 day, 158,000W for 2 (which includes camping) and 191,000W for 3 days, which also includes camping. Contact www.valleyrockfestival.com for more information. I hope you‟ll join me to rock the summer away with great music.
Learn the secrets of using Public Transportation in Korea thru the ACS WONDER WHEELS Program Monthly Check ‘Family Strong’ for schedule
Catch the No. 20 Bus across from Walk-Thru Gate – 1,000 Won Fare
Subway Map
Unlocking ing JeJu SecretsJeJu Secrets
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es off the south Located some 60 miles off the south as Korea’s Gods andcoast, the JeJu is known as Korea’s
Hawaii, Island of the Gods and the Island of Lovers. he one hour gs you to Whatever a you call it, the one hour with both flight from Seoul brings you to a different world, filled with both volves thebeautyand history. ahn. Part of that history involves the e, Kahn stationed troops on theKahn. island as he conqueror Genghis sion of Japan. Their job was to breed the According to our guide, Kahn stationed troops on the island as he needed once the Mongol fleet landed troops prepared for the invasion of Japan. Their job was to breed the that would be the needed g horses,horses the Mongols also took JeJu once the Mongol fleet landed troops onathe island nation. left behind Mongolian community on the nds. In addition to breeding horses, the Mongols also took the JeJu g are proud of their rootsleft and have a Mongolian community on the women ashistorical wives and behind ic horse show thatwest matches anything you’ll island’s grasslands. States. Called the Story of Genghis Kahn, the offspring res daringToday, stunts, these mock battles and,are of proud of their historical roots and have put together a dramatic horse show that matches anything you’ll see anywhere in the States. old in Korean, an English storyboard is Called the Story of Genghis Kahn, the hour-long show features daring n’t really need to understand the dialogue to stunts, mock battles and, of course, a love story. Ask your hotel concierge for directions. Although the tale isGetting told Around in Korean, an English storyboard is Manydon’t Americans elect to to understand the dialogue to available and you really need rent a car, while others appreciate the action. Ask your take tour buses. One ofhotel concierge for directions. the ways is to hire a taxi & driver (about $100 a day) who can take you to the out-of-the-way attractions and even arrange for your meals. Talk to your hotel front desk or the hotel’s concierge
the second floor of the Soldier Support Center to JeJu on a regular basis. Over the next couple will offer a series of articles disclosing some of the ets. For ticketing information, call Airline Alliance at
Getting Around Many Americans elect to rent a car, while others take tour buses. One of the ways is to hire a taxi & driver (about $100 a day) who can take you to the out-of-the-way attractions and even arrange for your meals. Talk to your hotel front desk or the hotel’s concierge
U.S. Airline Alliance on the second floor of the Soldier Support Center (One Stop) offers tours to JeJu on a regular basis. Over the next couple of months, Happenings will offer a series of articles disclosing some of the Island’s Best Kept secrets. For ticketing information, call Airline Alliance at 753-7725.
Discover Korea
International
Fireworks Festival Not satisfied with 4th of July Fireworks? The International Fireworks Festival in Pohang July 23-26 is a festival with exciting water sports during the day and beautiful fireworks over Yeongil Bay at night. All the latest and newest in fireworks technology is unveiled, often for the first time at this festival. Main events include: the International Fireworks Contest, City of Light Performance, and Fireworks Parade. There are also a number of other performances, such as the Pohang Bada International Theater Festival and Fireworks Art Festival. Presentations are led by the Korean Marine Corps and Coast Guard. Additional events: National Water Sports Contest, yachting and beach volleyball, as well as participatory contests for festival visitors.
Upcoming Korean Festivals July 1-5 - Daegu International Musical Festival, Daegu July 2-7 - 4th annual International Taekwondo Festival, Muju July 15-25 - Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival July 22-25 - Buyeo Seodong Lotus Festival July 23-25 - Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival July 23-26 - POSCO International Fireworks Festival, Pohang July 29-August 1 - Sacheon International Percussion Festival July 31-August 8 - Bongwha Sweetfish Festival LOST? August 1-9 - Busan Sea Festival Call for an international August 7-15 - Gangjin Celadon Festival operator August 11-15 - Great Battle of Hansan Festival 02-1330
FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO visitkorea.or.kr
In the Neighborhood
Suwon … a City & Fort in one The fortress walls that surround Suwon have almost as many stories as secret gates and ramparts. Some historians say the wall was built to protect the approaches to Seoul following the collapse of the Korean front lines during the Japanese invasion of 1592-99. Others say King Jeongjo built the fortress to prepare for a move of the capital from Seoul to Suwon because the city was strategically positioned to connect Seoul with the Yellow Sea and China. Still others say, the wall and city were built by King Jeongjo to honor and house the remains of his father, Prince Sado, who had been murdered by being locked inside a rice chest, alive. The murderer? Prince Sado’s father, King Yeongjo, who had ordered his son to commit suicide, creating a drama across three generations. It doesn’t matter which story is true. All that matters is that the fortress walls surrounding Suwon offer US visitors a look at Korea’s past and history. The wall is easy to reach by bus, train or car and contains enough historical attractions to fill several days. Next month, In the Neighborhood will look at Haenggung Palace. Have you discovered a ‘Local Attraction’ you would recommend to fellow Soldiers, Families and Civilians? Let us know, and we’ll consider it for a future ‘In the Neighborhood’ feature. Send your suggestion to area3mwrmarketing@korea.army.mil
First Impressions Marketing Intern Megan Clancy is serving in Korea under a special program offered by the EEO program, affording physically disabled persons the opportunity to work for the government. Deaf since birth, Megan has received cochlear implants designed to help her hear. Already a graduate of Gallaudet University and Virginia Commonwealth University-School of Medicine, she is working on another degree at California State Univesity-Long Beach. The following article is her “First Impressions of Korea”. The minute I heard that I had a chance to do a summer internship in Korea, I said “Yes” fast. On Mother's Day, my mom dragged all of us to a restaurant in Los Angeles' Korea Town.
Interns from Korea and the U.S. at Beach Blast, including Megan, second from the Left
Unfamiliar with Korean dishes, I had my stepdad taste the food before I did. I discovered that I liked Kimchi And that Korean meals typically include a lot of vegetable side dishes.
My arrival in Korea was a bit auspicious as the airlines lost my bags and the driver who picked me up had no idea how to get to Humphreys. After several hours of driving around in the dark, a nice Korean cab driver guided us to my new home. During my first week, I had the opportunity to attend the Head Start program where I learned some basic Korean words and got to eat some real Korean food. The book they gave us has been very helpful, I can point where I am trying to go and get help from the Koreans I meet. I really enjoyed the Korean Folk Village and Lotte Mart. I met a little boy, about four, who bowed to me and said something in Korean and I love seeing little Korean girls wearing Hanboks - traditional Korean dress. I have also had the opportunity to experience Beach Blast and have had a lot of fun. On my two days off from work, I have been able to visit Everland and the Seoul Arts Center. I hope to return to those two locations soon, and continue exploring Korean culture during my four-month stay. I would like to see the Changing of the Guard Ceremonies. There are so many things to see and do here in Korea, I know four months won’t be nearly enough… So far, it has been a great experience. I am very happy to have this opportunity. More to follow.
Understanding Korea Understanding Korea No ‘Baby Wash’at at No ‘Baby Wash’ least until 100 days least until 100 days When my Korean wife was telling her friends aboutwife a baby shower for her When my Korean was telling former Marketing Assistant Candice friendsGodfrey, about ashe baby shower for couldn’t remember former what Marketing Assistant Candice it was called and said she had Godfrey, she couldn’t remember attended a ‘Baby Wash.’ what itNot was called and said she had surprising, since Koreans don’t attended a ‘Baby celebrate theWash.’ birth of a child either at birth or even immediately after.
Not surprising, since Koreans don’t Instead, they wait until the infant is celebrate the birth of a child either 100 days old. Then they throw a at birthparty or even immediately after. that can cost as much as
wedding, booking a banquet hall is and Instead, they wait until the infant inviting friends and family to this 100 days old. Then they throw a extra special celebration. party that can cost as much as The 100 Day celebration goes back to a time when the wedding, booking a banquet hall and combination of poverty and severe weather led to a very high invitinginfant friends and family to this mortality rate (deaths per 1,000 live births). While Korea is extra special celebration. now in the top 10 (the U.S. is No. 33)for low infant mortality rates,
the 100 Day Celebration continues as part of Korea’s culture. The 100 Day celebration goes back to a time when the In addition to specialand food, including a seaweed that Koreans combination of poverty severe weather led soup to a very high eat on every birthday to help prolong life, the 100 Day celebration infant mortality rate (deaths per 1,000 live births). While Korea is includes some interesting traditions. now in One the of top 10 (the U.S. is No. 33)for low infant mortality rates, the more interesting, is the Toljabee, where a bundle of the 100thread, Day Celebration continues as part Korea’s culture. a brush, a Korean calligraphy set, aof pencil, a book, money
(W10,000 bills), a food, bow and arrow foraboys and a needle, scissors In addition to special including seaweed soup that Koreans and ruler for girls among other items. The baby is propped on a eat on every birthday to help prolong life, the 100 Day celebration pillow within easy reach of the items. Everyone waits breathlessly includes some interesting traditions. to see what item the child picks up first.
One of Ifthe more interesting, thearrow, Toljabee, where a of a child picks up the bowis and the prediction is bundle that he will be strong and a warrior. If the child picks up the thread, the result thread, a brush, a Korean calligraphy set, a pencil, a book, money will bills), be a long life. Aand childarrow who picks a pencil, book or a scissors (W10,000 a bow forup boys and a needle, calligraphy set is bound to be a good scholar. and ruler for girls among other items. The baby is propped on a Picking easy the rice, rice cake or the money promiseswaits future breathlessly riches pillow within reach of the items. Everyone (although some people say that choosing the rice or rice cake also to see what the will child meansitem the child be picks dumb).up If afirst. ruler, scissors or a needle is chosen, is said the child will be the talented with heris hands. If a child picksit up thethat bow and arrow, prediction that he will Andand if theachild choses knife, theypicks will become a good chef.the result be strong warrior. If athe child up the thread, as exciting a Baby Wash, butup theaTolbjabee is stillor an a will be Not a long life. A as child who picks pencil, book interesting tradition for predicting a baby’s future and celebrating calligraphy set is bound to be a good scholar. life. By the way: if you’re invited to a Toljabee, money is considered
appropriate Pickinganthe rice, ricegift. cake or the money promises future riches (although some people say that choosing the rice or rice cake also
Hello Kitty
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Icon has its own Café in Seoul By Jessica Ryan USAG-Humphreys Public Affairs Created by Japanese designer Yuko Shimizu in 1974, Hello Kitty has become an international icon. Just about any product you can think of has been adorned with Hello Kitty’s face. The feline is so popular it has its own restaurant, airport terminal and hospital in Taiwan – and a Hello Kitty Café in Seoul, complete with Hello Kitty cakes and brownies, tables and chairs, cups and party hats. If you (or your daughter) are a Hello Kitty fanatic, then you need to check out the Hello Kitty Café nestled near Hongik University in the heart of the Hongdae shopping district. You’ll know when you find it. Like everything else associated with Hello Kitty, it is bright pink. To get there by subway, get off at Hongik University (Exit 5) and walk to the shopping area across the street. The café is located in an alleyway, so it might take a while to find it. Carry a Hello Kitty picture and someone will point the way. The Café is just one of the ways Seoul has recognized Kitty. In 2008, Building 63 featured an exhibition of Hello Kitty artwork in the Sky Art Museum, and in 2009, the Seongnam Arts Center honored Hello Kitty’s th 35 birthday by showcasing a look at Hello Kitty designs from the past 35 years. Luckily, with the Hello Kitty Café in Seoul, fans can get the Hello Kitty experience all year round. Eat a Hello Kitty Brownie or Tirmasu.
Riding Korea’s Rails Another way to Discover Korea The Korean Railway System crisscrosses the entire peninsula, and is the perfect way to avoid traffic jams and arrive at your destination relaxed and refreshed. And now there’s a new twist to the Korean railroad system – the Party Train. Party Trains run every Tuesday and Saturday, starting in Seoul and stopping along the way (including Pyongtaek) to pick up passengers. The train travels southwest through beautiful countryside.
The first stop is the seaside village of Chunjangdae where you disembark from the train and walk a short distance to a seaside restaurant for lunch and the chance to run barefoot on the beautiful white sand beach. Lunch, of course, is fresh seafood caught that morning. You are also welcome to bring your own. Before and after lunch, you’ll have the opportunity to dance to the music played by a DJ in the special dancing cars. You’ll also be entertained by special Korean “name” entertainment on the train and the beach. On the way back to Pyongtaek, you’ll stop in the village of Gwangcheon, known for the best Kim (dried seaweed) in Korea. After shopping in the open market, it’s back on the Party Train and more views of Korea’s countryside. The Party Train costs about $50 per person. KoRail also offers other trips, including a 3-day trip that includes sleeping cars. The web site listed below, includes an English translation at the click of a button.
korailtravel.com
Korean Entertainment Usher coming to Seoul July 3 Olympic Gymnastics Hall, show starts at 1900. Standing Room W146,000 A seating W126,000 and W100,000 B seating W80,000. Order Tickets at http://ticket.interpark.com/ or ask TheYeogiyo.com
Jisan Valley Rock Festival
July 31 Jisan Forest Resort, Icheon City (please note that this does not say Incheon) 1-day - W88,000, 2 days – W132,000, 3 days - W165,000. Camping additional W10,000. (One day ticket holders are not eligible to purchase camping accommodations.) ticket.interpark.com or ask TheYeogiyo.com
Woodstock Korea 2010
August 6-8 From legendary Woodstock creator Artie Kornfeld comes a celebration of peace in honor of the 40th anniversary of the original Woodstock. To be held near the DMZ. Anticipated groups: The Offspring, Keane, OK Go, Eric Burdon, Nickelback, Evanescence, Orbital, AC/DC, The Eagles, Simon and Garfunkel, Skid Row. To see which acts confirm, check woodstockkore.com. Family & MWR Marketing is working with promoters to make tickets available at the Community Activity Center and to get Free tickets to give away through the Alaska Mining Co. Watch the Weekly Flash for details and updates.
Natural Korea Rice paddies mark seasons Natural Korea
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Korea Sports
Korea All-Star Game July 24 Former Chicago Cub, Los Angeles Dodger and Florida Marlin, first baseman Choi Hee-sop, of the Kia Tigers, is expected to be one of the top players on the Korea Pro-Baseball All-Star game schedule for Lions Stadium in Daegu July 24. Choi, who hit 40 homeruns and had 120 RBIs in four Major League seasons, was the early leader in fan voting and led the Korean League with 33 homers last season. Fans will be voting for the All-Stars while attending games through July 14. Unlike the United State, the fans select players for all positions, including pitcher. Watch the Weekly Flash and In The Fight for information about purchasing All-Star Game tickets.
JULY KOREAN PRO BASEBALL SCHEDULE Dates
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Youth Sports
Free Youth Baseball Camps
Youth Sports will offer free baseball camps for local youngsters at Independence Park, July 26-30. There will be a camp for 7-10 year olds from 0900-1100 and another for 11-15 year olds from 1300-1500. Basic baseball skills such as throwing, catching, running, bunting, fielding and batting will be taught as well as how to play smarter baseball. Parents must sign their child up at the field 30 minutes prior to the start of the first day's session. Kids should bring their gloves, shoes and wear long pants for sliding.
Miler for Youth Running Club July 3 The new Running Club for youngsters will participate in a special one-mile race for the kids as part of this year’s Freedom Fest. The Running Club meets from 1630-1800 every Tuesday and Thursday at the Zoeckler Sports Field Running Track. The Miler will be incorporated into the Firecracker 5K which starts at 0800 at Soldier Field Saturday, July 3. Call 753-5602 for more details. Fall Soccer registration: July 1-Aug 31 (Practices begin in September) Register at the PCS office at the CDC. For more information about Fall Soccer contact Youth Sports at 753-5601/5602. For more information on registration contact Ms. Yeji Smith at 753-3413 Volunteers Needed, Youth Sports is seeking skilled soccer players who are willing to volunteer to teach basic soccer skills to youngsters 7-15 years of age Aug 9-13. There will be both morning and afternoon sessions. KATUSAs & Soldiers are welcome. Please Call 753-5601/5602. 7-10Please yrs old (0900-1100) @ Independence Park complete baseball season evaluation form 11-15 yrs old (1300-1500) @ Independence Park In order to improve the Youth Sports program, we are asking parents to complete a short survey to gather your input. We will start giving this survey after each season, and evaluating results in an effort for continual improvement. Go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/youth baseball Thank You in advance for your comments and suggestions.
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Softball Winding Down The Intramural Softball season winds down this month, with the Humphreys Company Level Tournament July 10-13, the Area III Finals, July 17-18 and the Eighth Army Championships in Yongsan, July 22-24. The top teams from Humphreys and Suwon meet in the Area III Tournament, with the top two teams advancing to Eighth Army. In addition, Area III will enter an Over-33 and a Women’s team into the Eighth Army Finals. Call 753-8811/07 for information on representing Area III on the Over 33 or Women’s teams.
Names being gathered for Post-Level Football and Powder Puff teams Sports directors at Humphreys and Suwon are “collecting names” of individuals interested in playing Post-level or Powder Puff Football. The Post-Level League started last year on a country-wide basis, and Humphreys fielded three women’s Powder Puff teams. The men’s team is only open to military personnel, but civilians and Family members can play Powder Puff. Sign up at the Super Gym.
Strike Zone Bowling
Pair of No-Taps on Tap The Strike Zone has scheduled a pair of 8-9 Pin No-Tap Bowling Tournaments in two different formats. The first one will be Sunday, July 25. It will be a four-game Alibi with the top five advancing to a TV-style Finals. Entry fee is $30. The second will be the next Sunday, August 1 and will be a 10 game Marathon. Entry fee will be $40. Both tournaments will start at 1300.
Bowling Services Survey In an effort to improve services and create new programs for the upcoming season, Strike Zone is asking for your assistance by completing our survey. Your suggestions and comments will help us improve. Go to http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/strikezone Saturday July 31, 1900
Deal or No Deal Cosmic Bowling Strike when there’s a red head pin & win a FREE Game or make a deal by spinning the lucky wheel for prizes
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Military in Uniform Bowl Free Every Thursday
Red Pin Bowling: Bowl a strike when the head pin is red & win a free game.
Every Saturday and Sunday 1300-1630
Children bowl free when accompanied by paying parent. OPEN BOWLING $1.00 per game
Youth Birthday Parties Bowlopolis Party Package includes: Party Invitations, Plates, Napkins, Cups, 9” 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, Minimum 10 --10 Children $100; 20 - $200 Package Includes: - 1 hour of unlimited bowling and free shoe rental. 2 Lanes for 10 Children, 4 Lanes for 20 Children Birthday Party Menu Items Selection Pizza - Package for 10 -- two 12” inch Pies; for 20 - four 12” inch Pies (Cheese, Pepperoni or Supreme) Hot Dogs-- Package for 10 -10 Hot Dogs, Fries or Chips, for 20 – 20 Hot Dogs, Fries or Chips Cheeseburgers - Package for 10 -10 Cheeseburgers, Fries or Chips, for 20 – 20 Burgers, Fries or Chips Served with a 8 oz cup of your Choice Sweeten Ice Tea or Lemonade Drink
Aerobics & Taekwondo … In order to plan for the future as well to evaluate our current Personal Exercise programs, Family & MWR Sports is conducting a survey of current and future Aerobic and exercise programs. The Survey is available at: www.surveymonkey.com/s/PersonalExercisePreferenceSurvey Your response will help us plan future programs and make necessary adjustments in the current program. Your response will be appreciated.
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Aquafit at the Super Gym - Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1100 Basic Pilates at the Super Gym - Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1130, 1800 Body Work at MP Hill - Monday, Wednesday 1800 Cardio Sculpt at the Super Gym - Wednesday 1810 Cardio Pilates at the Super Gym - Tuesday 1130, 1800, Thursday 1800 Spin at Zoeckler - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 0615, 1800 Step at MP Hill Gym - Monday, Friday at 0930 Step/Sculpt at MP Hill Gym - Tuesday, Thursday at 0930 Taekwondo
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Dutch Oven Cooking July 8, 1800-1900 and July 22, 1300-1500 Learn how to prepare your camping meal with these special courses.
Laser Tag Tournament July 9, 1200-1800 Prizes to first and second place. Gather your friends and teams. Call for more details.
Calling all Robin Hoods July 18, 1300-1500 Robin Hood is playing at the Humphreys Theatre this month. Are you as good? Round-robin tournament with prizes for first and second place.
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July 28, 1730-1830 Bring your fourlegged friends to the Tommy D’s Patio for an hour of canine socializing. Get our of the Dog House.
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July 5 Terracotta Flower Pots, 1800 July 10 Kid’s Umbrella Painting, 1600 July 11 Make Your Own Bath Salts, 1500 July 18 Paper Craft Wall Hangings, 1500 July 24 Ribbon Ball Pens, 1400 July 30 Brooch Making Closed July 17
Sundays Fruit Carving, 1300 Mondays Framing, 1800-2000 Tuesdays Korean Painting, 1800 Wednesdays Beads & Wire, 1800 Thursdays Pottery, 1800-1930 Fridays Acrylic Painting, 1800 Saturday Children’s Art Class, 1600
Secrets of Digital Photos July 24th Take the opportunity to discover the secrets of your camera. Many of us have a great digital camera but do not use it to its fullest capacity. Photo 101 is a hands on class that will help you do just that! Register at the CAC
Three Special Kid’s Programs There will be three special programs for the kids at the Humphreys Library this summer: Wee Tots Story Hour, Wednesday, 1000 This is the same as the regular program Grades K-5, Wednesday, 1100 New program. Contact Heather Kahraman, 010-8445-5015, Hlkinser2@yahoo.com SpineChillers, New program for Teens. Contact Meg Long, 753-3181 or 784-1827, meg.long@pac.dodea.edu
Battle of the DJ Heroes July 17, 1400 Open to Active Duty Soldiers, KATUSAs, Family members & Retirees. Awards to top finishers. No entry fee. Show us your stuff, scratch to the baddest sounds on the Xbox 360. Two categories: Singles & Doubles. Consoles are available for practice through out the contest. Sign up at the CAC.
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Overnighters, trips & more on tap July 2-4 BOSS Camping & Fishing Excursion July 12 BOSS Demilitarized Zone trip July 16-17 BOSS Commissary Caselot Sale July 17 BOSS Cook-off July 19 BOSS Golf Scramble July 23 BOSS Talent Show July 24-25 Boryeong Mudfest July 31 Country Music Nite Free Movies – Every Sunday & Thursday Check at the CAC for further details
Toilet House Update Suwon Rec Director Bob Frace followed up on the Toilet House featured in last month’s Happenings. He said that the house was bequeathed to the City of Suwon, which is in the process of turning it into a museum. Watch for further updates.
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Happenings Advertising best way to reach market Survey results are in, more than 80 percent of the Soldiers, Civilians and Family Members who live or work at USAG-Humphreys say that the Happenings magazine is where they get their news about what’s happening in the community. If you want to reach this market, Happenings is clearly the easiest way. We’ve made it easier and more affordable, with monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual advertising options.
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Korean university Interns, their professors and intern ‘bosses’ gather at a graduation ceremony for the first group of Interns working at Humphreys.
Happy 45th Birthday, ACS Army Community Service (ACS) celebrates its 45th birthday Friday, July 23, from 1100-1300 in the ACS Main Building (311). A different ACS program will be featured each 15 minutes: 1100-1115 - Go Crazy with Coupons! How to Cut Your Commissary Bill by 30 percent or More. 1115-1130 - The 10 Toughest Job Interview Questions and the Answers. 1130-1145 - How to earn yourself 10 Promotion Points by becoming a Community Volunteer 1145-1200 - 250 Activities for Help Your Children Stay Connected to Their Long Distance Parent. 1200-1215 - What's It All About: the Exceptional Family Member Program Command Sponsorship Package. 1215-1230 - Discover The Surprising Power of Family Meals. 1230-1300 - Free, 12 Minute Vacation to the Bahamas through Relaxation. In addition, full information about ACS programs, services and class sessions will be available. Come join us as we show you “Real-Life
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Youth Services Camp Adventure continues summer thrills
Family Strong has details on weekly Camp Adventure Programs and Field trips.
Busy month ahead for teens July Trips 1 10 13 15 17 20 22 27 30-31
DMZ Pyongtaek Shopping Tiger World Yongsan I-Max Theater Boryeong Mudfest Korean Museum Everland Ocean World Busan
Christmas in July Jami Jam July 24 Middle School/Teens will get the chance to celebrate Christmas in July by wearing their Santa suits or pajamas and coming together to rock like there‟s is no tomorrow. Watch for more information.
Youth Sponsorship Hail & Farewell July 16 It‟s that time of year again when many of your friends will be leaving and new friends are moving to Korea. We‟ll say „Goodbye‟ to those who are leaving and “Hello” to the move-ins. Join us.
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Wee Tot Programs Special Programs for our Smallest & Youngest Customers MONDAY
Playgroup, Zoeckler Gym, 1000 (New Parent’s Support Group), Free TUESDAY Gym Bugs, Youth Center, 1000 (4-5 year olds) (CYSS), $20 per month Sing & Dance With Me (on Summer vacation) WEDNESDAY Tummy Time, Family Readiness Center, 1000 (New Parent Support Group), Free Storytime, Library, 1000 (Recreation), Free THURSDAY Romp & Stomp, Zoeckler Gym, 1000 (New Parent’s Support Group), Free Sing & Dance With Me (on Summer vacation) 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
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Dixie Bell
Bacon ‘N’ Eggs
Kosa Mart Teriyaki Spaghetti
Walk Thru Gate
Main Gate
Faith Christian Fellowship Church faithchristianfc.com
010-4854-8783
Donald L. Brown, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am Wednesday Bible Study 6:30 pm
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Enjoy luxury on your Hawaiian Vacation
Stay at the Hale Koa AFRC
Many soldiers and civilians request a “delay en route� 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-1 through E-5. $108-$178 a night for E-6 thru E-9, WO1-3 and O1-3. $113-$212 per night for field grade officers and Civilian Employees. The price depends on which of six classes of room you select. 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.
No Room at the Inn? No Problem There will be times that the Hale Koa is booked solid. What can you do? Ask 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, with specially negotiated rates for our referred guests. With proper military ID, referral guests may enjoy all of the Hale Koa's food, beverage and entertainment options.
Passport services available at U.S. Embassy in Seoul 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, you’re going to need a current U.S. Passport. You can obtain a Passport through the Embassy, but it will take some time and you’ll have to appear at the embassy in person if this is your first passport. You will need: Form DS-11 (available online) 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 Card) American Citizen Services (ACS) inquiries, e-mail seoul_acs@state.gov. The basic information on American Citizen Services may also be obtained by calling 02-397-4114. FAX number is 02-397-4101.
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 Mushroom Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 양송이 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음
2 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 스파게티 미트소스
5 Closed Training Holiday 트레이닝 헐리데이 휴무
6 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김
7 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥
8 Vegetable Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 야채 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음
9 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 쇠고기 스튜
12 LA BBQ Short Ribs Pan-Fried Sausage LA갈비 소시지 야채볶음
13 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김
14 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥
15 Sweet Pepper Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 피망 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음
16 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 스파게티 미트소스
19 LA BBQ Short Ribs Pan Fried Sausage w/Vegetable LA 갈비 소시지 야채볶음
20 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김
21 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥
22 Mushroom Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 양송이 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음
23 Fish Cutlet Dokdori-tang 생선까스 닭도리탕
26 LA BBQ Short Ribs Pan Fried Sausage w/Vegetable LA 갈비 소시지 야채볶음
27 Pan Fried Pork w/Vegetable Fried Chicken Wings 돼지고기 야채볶음 닭날개 튀김
28 Beef Bulgoggi Bibimbob 쇠불고기 비빔밥
29 Vegetable Meatloaf Pan Fried Meat w/vegetable 야채 미트로프 모듬고기 야채볶음
29 Fish Cutlet Spaghetti Meat Sauce 생선까스 스파게티 미트소스
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MONSTER STEAK If your canine’s photo is selected for the cover of Happenings, you will receive a 2-4-1 coupon for Monster Steak Night Send photos by July 15 to
Area3mwrmarketing@korea.army.mil PLEASE – LIMIT TWO PHOTOS PER PET Include Pet’s Name, Age & your contact information Costumed Photos, Family Photos, Dogs & Kids all OK Dogs Don’t Have to be in Korea