Daegu fmwr outlook may14

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu MAY 2014

CYSS Community Campout Stay for the day or

camp all night

May 3rd at

Kelly Field

Fitness Centers Celebrate National Fitness Month

NCO Call

comes to

Cactus Jacks

Comedy

Show

at the Hilltop

The FMWR Outlook is a monthly publication of USAG Daegu Family

and Morale, Welfare and Recreation. If you have any questions or

suggestions regarding the information in this publication, please call

the FMWR Marketing Branch at 768-7563, email to

[email protected] or visit us at building S-1211 (room #221) on

Camp Henry. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.

The appearance of commercial sponsors or advertisers in this

publication does not constitute an endorsement from USAG Daegu

or the DoD.

Jim M. Bradford

Commander, USAG Daegu

CSM Michael E. Diggs, Sr.

Command Sergeant Major

William E. Christman

Deputy to the Garrison Commander

Paul M. Matthews

Director, Family & Morale,

Welfare and Recreation

U.S. ARMY GARRISON DAEGU

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Date of Issue MAY 2014

Published by USAG Daegu FMWR

Marketing

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INSIDE THIS EDITION 4-5 FMWR Directory Facilities/Additional Activities

6-9 BOSS meeting & events

10-14 Camp Henry Army Community Service

15-17 Camp Carroll Army Community Service

18 Commercial Sponsorship Opportunities

19 Camp Walker Evergreen Golf Course

20-23 Camp Walker Evergreen Club

24-27 Camp Walker Hilltop Club

28-32 Camp Henry Henry’s Place

33-35 Camp Carroll Hideaway Club

37 “TITANS” House Band Schedules

38-39 Libraries

40 Camp Henry Auto Skills

41 How to stay in touch

42 Camp Walker Arts & Crafts Center

43-45 Camp Walker Community Activity Center

46 ICE

47 & 49 Camp Carroll Community Activity Center

48 Army Emergency Relief

50-52 Camp Walker Bowling Center

53-55 Camp Carroll Bowling Center

56-62 Child Youth & School Services

63-65 Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center

66 Camp Henry Fit-To-Win Center

67 Strong B.A.N.D.S. sports events

68 Pools

69 Camp Carroll Fitness Center

71-73 Bus Schedules

74-75 AAFES Moves Schedules

76 Chapel Schedules

77 Daegu American Red Cross

78 FMWR online event calendar

79 Cactus Jack’s Bar-NCO Call Social Night

Back Cover CYS Services Community Campout

MARKETING STAFF

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Marketing Director

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Marketing Illustrator

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Camp Henry / Camp Walker

DFMWR DAEGU

Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 219

DSN: 768-7939

Project Manager: DSN: 768-7588

Mon – Fri: 0800-1700

Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

NAF SUPPORT DIVISION

DSN: 768-7588 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700

Sat, Sun & US Holiday: Closed

GARRISON ISO BRANCH


DSN: 768-7001 / 768-8850

Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BRANCH (FMB)


DSN: 768-8123 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


SERVICES BRANCH

Camp Henry, Building 1712 / 2FL

DSN: 768-7572 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS)

Camp Henry, Building T-1103

DSN: 768-7112 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


COMMUNITY RECREATION DIVISION (CRD)

Camp Walker, Building S-335

DSN: 764-4432/ Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


Kelly Fitness Center, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4800/4225

Mon-Wed & Fri: 0500-2100

Thu: 0600-2100

Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 1000-1800

Indoor Pool, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-3873

Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0600-1900

Thu: Closed


Fit-To-Win Center, Camp Henry / DSN: 768-6604

Mon-Wed & Fri: 0500-2000

Thu, 0600-2000

Sat & US Holidays: 1000-1800

Sun: Closed

Community Activity Center, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4123 / Mon-Sun: 1100-2000

Entertainment, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4440

Mon-Fri: 0800-1700 / Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Library, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-4318

Wed-Mon: 1000-2000 / Tue: Closed

Arts & Crafts Center, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-5692

Wed-Sun: 1100-2000 / Mon & Tue: Closed

Auto Crafts, Camp Henry / DSN: 768-8164

Tue-Fri: 1000-1900 / Sat, Sun: 0900-1800

Mon: Closed

BUSINESS OPERATIONS DIVISION (BOD)


DSN: 768-7716 / Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


Evergreen Community Club, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4060

Breakfast: Sat 0700-1100 / Sun 0700-1000

Lunch: Mon-Sat, 1100-1330

Dinner: Tue-Sat 1700-2030

Sunday Brunch: 1000-1400

Gazebo: Fri-Sun & US Holidays, 1200-1700

Henry’s Place, Camp Henry

DSN: 768-7300

Lunch: Mon-Fri, 1100-1330

Dinner: Wed-Sat, 1700-2100

Bar Open: Wed-Sat, 1630-2300

Sun & U.S. & KN Holidays: Closed

Hilltop Club, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4985

Mon-Thu & US Holidays: 1630-2200

Fri: 1630-0200 / Sat: 1200-0200 / Sun: 1200-2200

Game Room opens at 1100 Mon-Fri

Evergreen Golf Course, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4601 / Mon-Sun: 0530-1830

Halfway House: 0830-1730

Driving Range: 0700-1730

Evergreen Pro Shop, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-4628

Mon-Sun & US Holidays: 0700-1700

Bowling Center, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-4334

Lanes, Game Room & Beverages:

Mon, 1630-2100 / US Holidays, 1130-2100

Wed-Thu, 1630-2100 / Fri, 1630-2300

Sat, 1130-2300 / Sun, 1130-2100

Snack Bar: Mon, 1630-2030 / US Holidays, 1130-2030

Wed-Thu, 1630-2030 / Fri, 1630-2200

Sat, 1130-2200 / Sun 1130-2030

Tue: Closed

Directory of FMWR Facilities

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Camp Walker / Camp Henry

CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES (CYSS)

Camp Walker, Building S-257

DSN: 764-5298

Mon-Fri: 0900-1800


Child Development Center, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4834

Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri: 0530-1800

Thu: 0615-1800


School Age Service, Camp Walker

DSN 764-5072 / 764-5297

Mon-Fri: 1400-1800


Middle School / Teen Center, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-5721

Mon-Fri: 1400-1900

Sat: 1300-1900

Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Youth Sports, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4859

Mon-Fri: 1300-1700


School Liaison Service, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-5702

Mon-Fri: 0815-1715


Cable TV, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-5596

Mon-Sat: 0800-1700

Sun: Closed

Army Lodging, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-5536

Mon-Sun & US Holidays

Open 24 hrs. 7 Days a Week

Veterinary Clinic, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4858

Mon-Wed & Fri: 0900-1600

Tue, Sat & Sun & US Holidays: Closed

Apple Tree Gift Shop, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-5641

Wed & Thu: 1100-1600

1st & 3rd Sat: 1000-1500 (2nd & 4th Sat: Closed)

Mon, Tue, Fri & US Holidays: Closed

Camp Carroll

Army Community Service, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-7900

Apple Blossom Cottage (ACS, Cp Carroll)

DSN: 765-7049

Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


Community Activity Center, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-7484

Open 7 Days a Week: 1100-2000

Hideaway Club, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-8574

Cashier Cage & Game Room

Tue-Thu: 1100-2300 / Fri: 1100-0200 / Sat: 1300-

0200 / US Holidays: 1700-2300

Snack Bar

Tue-Thu: 1700-2100 / Fri: 1630-0130 / Sat: 1700-

0130 / US Holidays: 1700-2300

Sun & Mon: Closed

Bowling Center, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-4470

Sun-Thu & US Holidays: 1100-2200

Fri & Sat: 1100-2300

Snack Bar Closed Mon-Fri: 1330-1700

Cactus Jack’s Dining Room

Mon-Fri, 1100-1300

Wed-Sat: 1630-2100 (Dinner)

Library, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-8407

Thu-Tue: 1200-1900

Wed: Closed

Fitness Center, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-8287

Mon-Wed & Fri: 0500-2100

Thu: 0600-2100


Indoor Pool, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-7708

Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0600-1900

Thu: Closed


Army Lodging, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-7722 / Mon-Sun & US Holidays

Open 24 hrs. 7 Days a Week

Directory of FMWR Facilities

“Making A Difference”

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BOSS Coordinator SGT Freeman, Arie

Office phone: 764-4426 email: [email protected]

www.facebook.com/BOSSAreaIV

BOSS Meetings

Every Wednesday, 1000 Camp Henry/Walker BOSS Meeting Camp Walker Community Activity Center

Every Wednesday, 1330 Camp Carroll BOSS Meeting Camp Carroll Community Activity Center

Walker/Henry President PFC Crosby, Kristine

010-5329-4133

Carroll President SPC Rich, Brian 010-5770-4298

email: [email protected]

All single and unaccompanied Soldiers are welcome!

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For more information, please call

SPC Harris at 010-2573-3072

Sat, May 10th 1200-1700 Camp Carroll Paintball Range

-$10 p/person -25,000 won (pay on the day of the event) -Depart from Camp Walker CAC at 0900 and Camp Carroll CAC 1000

Wear comfortable clothes – you will get dirty so wear something you do not care about getting messy. Bring extra clothes or a towel if you want to change/ clean up after the trip.

ATV Trip to Gyeong-Ju Sat, May 24th

Sign up at the Cp Carroll CAC: 765-8325 or Cp Walker CAC: 764-4123

PAINTBALL

Tournament

BOSS 3rd Annual Music & B-B-Q Festival

at Mr. Seo’s Plum Farm Free Transportation

Contact your BOSS rep for details.

Sat, 7 June, 1800-until

FREE Dinner

Music Special Guest

-Free Food -No cost to sign up first 8 teams (6 member) -1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be given trophies!

Please have long sleeves, pants and boots/shoes covering the ankles!

www.facebook.com/BOSSAreaIV

Sponsored by

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One and Only DMZ in the World

You will need your military ID or passport number when signing up for trip

0600 Depart from Camp Walker CAC 0700 Depart from Camp Carroll CAC 1030 Arrive at and tour the Third Infiltration Tunnel, the Dora Observatory and the Dorasan train Station 1200 Lunch is at a Korean restaurant during the tour (Bring won 1300 Arrive at Camp BONIFAS – Receive the JSA tour brief from US army Soldier at the JSA Visitor’s Center. Tour the JSA (includes the Freedom House, Conference Row, The 1976 Ax murder site, and the Bridge of no return) 1530 Depart for Camp BONIFAS 1900 Arrive at Camp Carroll CAC 1930 Arrive at Camp Walker CAC

You can sign up at Camp Walker or Camp Carroll CACs (Military, civilians, and children over 10 years old are allowed to attend the tour)

NO REFUNDS AFTER 17 APRIL

For more information, please contact your unit BOSS representative or call

the BOSS office at 764-4432

Korea DMZ Tour Saturday, 3 May

Only 44 Slots Available!

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DMZ INFO

TOP 5 THINGS TO REMEMBER FOR YOUR TRIP (Foreigner registration card is NOT acceptable. This is UNCMAC policy) UNCMAC is the United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission. 1. We kindly recommend you that you wear comfortable shoes (preferably sneakers) for this tour. Parts of the DMZ (especially the Joint Security Area) strictly enforce a dress code. Military policy requires all visitors to display a “neat and presentable appearance.” Generally, this means no ripped jeans, flip-flop sandals or clothing with profane or provocative text. Sports or athletic clothing (including gym shorts or track/stretch pants) are also prohibited, as are sleeveless shirts, tank tops and excessively baggy clothing. 2. Meal is not included. We will visit a Korean restaurant during the DMZ tour. You may bring food/snacks with you for your comfort. You need to bring about KRW 10,000 to eat at the restaurant or you can bring your own meal. The USO does not have any food services, vending machine or coffee. 3. Consider the weather: The weather will impact your DMZ tour experience! This may seem obvious, but on an especially cloudy, foggy or rainy day, it may be difficult to see into North Korea at the observatories. There’s plenty else to see, but it’s just something to keep in mind. 4. Please obey photo rules! Of course, you’ll want to snap photos of your DMZ experience. However, once you enter the DMZ, your tour guide will most likely inform you when and where it’s permissible to take photographs. Should you take snapshots in prohibited areas, be prepared to yield your film, memory card or even your camera! Please note that cameras with a zoom capability of over 100 mm are prohibited. 5. This isn’t Disneyland! Finally, although the DMZ represents Korea’s most popular tourist destination, it’s not your typical attraction. The two Koreas remain technically at war. Especially inside the JSA, you’ll be just a few meters from armed North Korean soldiers. Any provocative action can literally put your life (and the lives of others) in danger. It’s critically important that you listen carefully to instructions from military personnel and tour operators.

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Spouse Orientation 2014

-Child Care is available when attending this event!-

-Must be registered with parent central!

Orientation is mandatory for spouses to receive a ration plate

Dates are subject to change due to mission requirements

POC: Relocation Assistance Program Manager

DSN 768-8130 / Cell 0503-368-8130

Day 1 Families will be picked up at 0800 in front of the Camp Carroll CAC Briefing time: 0900-1200 at the Camp Walker Chapel Sanctuary Lunch/windshield tour: 1200-1400 (ECC, George and Henry) Completion: 1500 – Camp Carroll CAC Day 2 Shuttle offered from Camp Carroll to Camp Henry

Camp Walker/Camp Henry Dates: May 1/2, 15/16 & 29/30 June 12/13 & 26/27 July 10/11 & 24/25 August 7/8 & 21/22 September 4/5 & 18/19 Time: 0900-1500 (both day 1 and day 2) Location: Camp Walker Chapel Sanctuary (day 1, mandatory) Camp Henry ACS Classroom (day 2, optional)

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Spouse Orientation Bus to transport families to and from Camp Carroll. Families will be picked up at 0800 in front of the Carroll CAC and transported back. Windshield Tour immediately following briefing 1/2, 15/16, & 29/30 May, 0900-1400, Camp Walker Chapel Sanctuary Domestic Violence Information Table 2 May 1100-1400, PX Camp Walker Family Readiness Group (FRG) Essentials Part 1 Training for FRG Leaders – provides information on how to effectively run an FRG organization. 5 May, 0930-1200, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Military Spouse Appreciation Day Trip to Gyeong-Ju World (Amusement Park) Free transportation, participants pay their own entrance fees. 9 May. Bus departs from Camp Carroll ACS at 0900 and Camp Henry ACS at 0940; returns at approximately 1800. Real Life Management (RLM) Series with Chaplain Cook Real Life Management (RLM) uses a tool that measures an individual's attitudes and decision-making tendencies in the areas of relationships, finances, health and other behavioral choices. The system is built around the administration of a "3-Minute Survey." The training will discuss the attitude patterns of people, needs, and stress & distress choices. 9-10 May, Chapel Annex, Camp Walker / Space is limited. Note time: Friday, 9 May, 1800-2100 / Saturday, 10 May, 1000-1300 Theater Reception: Newcomers Orientation 13 & 27 May, 1000-1500, Camp Henry Movie Theater Mandatory Personal Financial Management Training for First Term Soldiers Class teaches how to develop a personal budget, recognize signs of financial trouble and where to get assistance, the importance of credit, how to establish a savings account, emergency savings and long term savings, how to make the best consumer decisions, how to plan for large purchases, and how to plan insurance needs on life, auto, personal property, and home. 14 May, Every Second Wednesday, 1000-1600, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

ACS, CAMP HENRY (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112

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Mandatory Commander/SNCO Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Briefing Covers FAP, definitions of abuse, senior leaders’ roles and responsibilities, reporting POC, Area IV trends, and services available to combat abuse. Class satisfies initial and recurring training requirements for unit commanders and senior NCOs. 15 May, 1000-1200, Camp Henry ACS, FAP Training Room

Domestic Violence Information Table: 15 May 1100-1400, PX Camp Walker

Family Member Resiliency Training 16 May, 0900-1200, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Army Emergency Relief (AER) Training for Commanders/CSMs/1SGs 16 May, 1300-1400, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Newcomer Subway Tour: 17 May, 0915-1530, Camp Walker Lodge

Army Family Team Building (AFTB) L Level: Class covers leadership skills, effective communication techniques and mentorship skills. Participants will learn about the different leadership styles, how to run an effective meeting, how to manage a group conflict, and how to coach and mentor others. 19–20 May, 0900-1600, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Essentials Part 2 Training for FRG Leaders – provides information on how to effectively run an FRG organization. 19 May, 0930-1200, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Sponsorship Training: Become a qualified Sponsor or spouse sponsor, and learn the ins and outs of sponsorship in Area IV. Qualified Sponsors are vital to the successful reception of incoming Soldiers. To be an effective sponsor, you must know what is expected of you and where to find the information incoming Soldiers are likely to request. All this information is provided monthly during Sponsorship Training at Camp Henry ACS. Training is short, informative and open to all active duty soldiers and spouses. 19 May, 1400-1500, Camp Henry ACS Conference Room

Investments and TSP This class teaches you how you can make your money work for you. 21 May, 1300-1400, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

Money Management Learn how to manage your personal finances. 28 May, Every Fourth Wednesday, 1300-1430, Camp Henry ACS Classroom

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ACS, CAMP HENRY (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112

Asthma and Allergies Workshop 28 May, 1730-1830, School Age Center, Camp Walker Emergency Placement Care (EPC) Information Booth 30 May, 1030-1330, PX, Camp Walker Intermediate Korean language Class: The intermediate Korean class is for students who have advanced from the basic Korean class. Class helps students to further develop their Korean speaking skills by learning to properly construct and speak sentences. Every Monday and Thursday, 1200-1300, Camp Henry ACS Conference Room Basic Korean Language Class Class is an introduction to the Korean language aimed at helping non-Koreans learn how to pronounce, write and read the Korean alphabet along with learning a few basic Korean words. Every Tuesday and Friday, 1200-1300, Camp Henry ACS Classroom Craft Class – Hanji: This class is for the beginner: Participants will make a small project with precut hardboard and colored Hanji. Also, learn how to make rice glue that will be used on the Hanji craft. Every Thursday, 1330-1530, Camp Henry ACS Conference Room English as a Second Language (ESL) Class Classes are designed to help foreign born service members & spouses develop their English language skills with the help of sentence structures and conversation. Every Wednesday, 1600-1700, Camp Henry ACS Conference Room Free Credit Score & Analysis Check you free FICO® credit scores—and the educational information and tools in the FICO Standard product—available free of charge to eligible active duty service members and their spouses. Please call 768-8127/8716/7112 for an appointment Prescreening for School Lunch Program (Free and Reduced) Bring your most recent LES. No appointment is needed. For more information contact the Financial Readiness Program Manager at 768-7112.

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Amusement Park Entrance Ticket Price

Adult Youth (7th-12th grade) Child (3 yes-6th grade)

Ticket (Entering Only)

20,000 won 16,000 won 14,000 won

Ticket w/Rides 35,000 won 31,000 won 28,000 won

Group Discount Price 23,000 won 19,000 won 17,000 won

-Children under 3 enter free but need to bring a passport -Gyeongju World includes rides, mini zoo, restaurant & souvenir shop

9 May / To sign up at 768-7112 or 765-7900

Free transportation/participants pay their own entrance fees. Bus departs from Camp Carroll ACS at 0900 and Camp Henry ACS at 0940. Returning at approximately 1800.

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Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) VMIS Training Become an Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) for your volunteers within your organization and how to manage volunteers in VMIS. 1 May, 1000-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Classroom

Physical Changes During Pregnancy 1 May, 1000-1200, Camp Carroll ACS Lounge

Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Training Learn how to become a volunteer and how to use VMIS to track your hours. 1 May, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll Conference Room Theater Reception: Newcomers Orientation 6 & 20 May, 1000-1500, Camp Carroll Movie Theater

Sexual Health During Pregnancy and After Delivery 8 May, 1000-1200, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room

Asthma and Allergies Workshop 15 May, 1000-1200, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room Cottage’s Yard Sale: 20 May, 1000-1400, Camp Carroll ACS Park Lot Registration due date: 16 May at 765-7049 or 765-7900

Investments and TSP This class teaches you how to make your money work for you. 20 May, 1300-1400, Camp Carroll ACS Classroom

Breastfeeding: The Gift of Love 22 May, 1000-1200, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room

Recipe Exchange The recipe exchange, held once a month in the ACS kitchen, serves as a way for military spouses to come together and share food ideas either from what they have learned or from their culture. Dishes are brought in by each spouse for everyone to sample and the recipe to prepare that specific dish is shared by everyone participating. 23 May, 1130-1300, Camp Carroll ACS Kitchen

Money Management: Learn how to manage your personal finances. 27 May, Every Fourth Tuesday, 1300-1430, Camp Carroll, ACS Classroom

Reproductive and Development Hazards 29 May, 1000-1200, Camp Carroll ACS FCC Room

ACS, CAMP CARROLL (Bldg. S-998) / 765-7900

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ACS, CAMP CARROLL (Bldg. S-998) / 765-7900 Spouse Group Meeting & Birthday Celebration 30 May, 1330-1530, Camp Carroll ACS Lounge English as a Second Language (ESL) Class ESL classes are aimed at helping foreign-born service members and spouses develop their English language skills with the help of sentence structures and conversation. Every Monday, 1000-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room Hanji Class: This class is for beginners who have an interest in Hanji Craft. Every Monday, 10:00-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Training Room

Korean Language Class (Advanced) Helps develop Korean speaking skills with an entire class devoted to only speaking Korean, focusing mainly on sentence structure. This class is for those who have advanced from the basic and intermediate classes. Classes are held once a week over the span of 8 weeks or more as needed. Every Monday, 1400-1530, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room . Financial Counseling For details contact the Financial Readiness Program Manager at 768-8127/7112. Every Tuesday, 0900-1600, Camp Carroll ACS Financial Readiness Room

Playgroup For parents and children (ages 0-4) with a focus on stress management for parents. Every Tuesday, 1000-1200, Camp Carroll ACS FCC Room

KN Military Communication Service: Classes are held to help any Korean military or civilian personnel employed by the U.S. Army who wants or needs to improve their English speaking abilities. By learning pronunciation, sentence structure, and conversation, students will be able to enhance their English speaking skills, and will be able to communicate better with Americans. Classes are held twice a week; Tuesdays, 1000-1130 and Fridays, 1330-1500. Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room

Computer Class Computer classes are designed to help students master the Microsoft Office program such as Word, Excel and Power Point. Students learn the fundamentals of Windows and how to use Windows application programs and basic computer structure. Every Tuesday, 1030-1200, Camp Carroll ACS AKO Room

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ACS, CAMP CARROLL (Bldg. S-998) / 765-7900

Dakjongi Doll Making Class Dakjongi Doll class, a beautiful Korean art, consists of students who make the frame of their dolls and wrap them with Korean hanji paper until the shape and design of their dolls are completed. The class is designed for students who want to experience Korean culture and art with a brief historical explanation of the art and what each chosen design means in Korean culture. Classes are held over a period of 12 weeks. Every Wednesday, 1000-1200, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room Korean Language Class (Basic) The basic Korean class is an introduction to the Korean language with the aim of helping non-Koreans learn how to pronounce, write and read the Korean alphabet along with learning a few basic Korean words. Classes are held over the span of 8 weeks. Every Wednesday, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room English Conversation Class Every Wednesday, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll ACS Training Room Korean Language Class (Intermediate) The intermediate Korean class is for students who have advanced from the basic Korean class. The intermediate Korean classes help students to further develop their Korean speaking skills by learning how to properly construct and pronounce sentences. Classes are held over the span of 8 weeks. Every Friday, 1000-1130, Camp Carroll ACS Conference Room Oriental Art Class Students who have advanced from calligraphy class will now learn to paint traditional black and white oriental art using black stone ink and oriental art brushes. Every Friday, 1330-1500, Camp Carroll ACS Training Room Free Credit Score & Analysis Check you free FICO® credit scores—and the educational information and tools in the FICO Standard product—available free of charge to eligible active duty service members and their spouses. For appointment, please call 768-8127

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COMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 부대 내 상업광고주 및 후원사를 모십니다

Is your company or business interested in reaching more than 15,000 U.S. Army Soldiers, U.S. Department of Defense civilian employees, contractors, their Family members, and Korean Soldiers assigned to the U.S. Army Garrison Daegu community? USAG Daegu encompasses 4 military installations plus depots as far south as Busan. You now have an opportunity to directly market your products and services to all members of the USAG Daegu Community as a sponsor of one or more of our Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR) events.

SPONSORS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO Display, distribute products and services during a major event on a USAG Daegu installation (Camp Carroll, Walker, Henry or George). USAG 대구(켐프 케롤, 워커, 헨리 또는 조지)에서 주최하는 주요 벤트기간동안 상품를 전시하고 홍보물을 배포하고 있습니다. Have your company or business name and logo appear on event-related advertising and promotional material. 저희 이벤트와 관계된 인쇄광고물이나 판촉상품에 당사의 이름과 로고를 넣을 수 있습니다. Depending on the scope of the event, engage one-on-one with members of the USAG Daegu community who attend the event. USAG 대구에서 주최하는 이벤트에 참석하는 사람들에게는 직접 판촉활동을 할 수 있습니다. Receive a free full-color advertisement in the FMWR Outlook magazine distributed to all personnel throughout USAG Daegu. * Advertisement type dependent upon the level of sponsorship. (후원사의 광고 유형에따라 다름) USAG 대구 지역 내 모든 켐프에 배포되는 FMWR 칼라 월간 잡지에 무료로 광고를 실어드립니다.

Call DSN 768-7563 / From off post, call 053) 470-7563 or email [email protected]

후원과 광고에 관심이 있으시면 연락주시기 바랍니다. 일반전화 053) 470-7563 또는 이메일 email

[email protected]

주한미군 대구 게리슨 관할 내에 15,000여명 이상의 주한미군들과 그들의 가족, 영내 미국 직원들과 한국군인들이 볼수 있는 광고를 원하십니까? 저희는 대구에서 부산까지 남쪽으로 창고를 포함한 4곳의 대형미군기지 군사 광고를 관할하고 있습니다. 귀사께서 주요 FMWR 부서에 하나 또는 그 이상의 후원사가 되어 지원을 하시면, 이 지역 부대 지역사회 에 모든 이들에게 직접적으로 회사의 제품과 서비스를 홍보 할 수 있는 광고의 기회를 얻으실 수 있습니다.

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2 May, 1200-1700

Pay-Day Golf

Scramble

10 & 24 May, 1000-1130

Free Golf Lesson Day

16 May, 1730-1830

Free Golf Clinic

23 May, 1930-2230

Night Glow Golf

Tournament

7 Days a Week 0530-1830 (Golf Shop) 0530-1900 (Driving Range)

Camp Walker

Evergreen Golf Course

For more information, please call 764-4601 (Golf Course) / Pro Shop (764-4628)

Pro Shop

9-Holes

Driving Range

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BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Sat & US Hol: 0700-1100 Mon-Sat: 1100-1330 Tue-Sat; 1700-2030 Sun: 0700-1000 SUNDAY BRUNCH 1000-1400

Located in the Camp Walker Evergreen Community Club

overlooking the 1st Fairway (Entrance on the golf side)

To enhance your dining experience, Legends respectfully requests that groups of 6 or more call

ahead for a reservation.

Come join us

at Bogey’s for a Night

All guests wear a light color tee-shirt.

We will provide fabric markers and snacks.

Friday

May 2nd

, 1900

Evergreen Club

FREE … FUN & GAMES

with 764-4060

Graffiti &

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“TRY IT” NIGHT Thursdays at

Bogey’s Come in and enjoy

different complimentary snacks, music,

games, and friends!

Evergreen

Community Club

764-4060

To include special menu and a 10% discount for moms on the 11th of May. All children will have the opportunity to present mom with a special gift on her special day.

3 & 17 May Steak & All-You-Can-Eat Crab Leg Night! The meal includes a 10oz Ribeye Steak, all the Crab Legs you can eat, hush puppies, baked potato bar, Legends salad bar, and dessert for $37.95 We are now offering a 15% discount on all parties of over 10 people. Reservations are highly recommended!

Evergreen Sunday Brunch 1000-1400 in the ballroom SOFA guest are invited to make brunch reservations by calling 764-4060

RELAX at Bogey’s

Wed-Sat, 1700-until

Mother’s Day Brunch 11 May, 1000

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Legends Lunch Special

Fridays, 1100-1330

Enjoy our Catfish Lunch: $10.95 Meal includes fried catfish, mixed greens, homemade macaroni & cheese, cornbread and sweet tea.

Legends Dinner Specials

Tuesday Nights, 1700-2030

King & Queen Prime Rib Dinner King’s 12oz Prime Rib: $21.95 / Queen’s 8oz Prime Rib: $15.95 Dine on a delicious prime rib dinner that includes a salad, non-alcoholic beverage of choice and dinner rolls. A la carte menu available.

Thursday Nights, 1700-2030

All-You-Can-Eat Sirloin Steak Buffet: $21.95 Get a 15% discount on parties of 10 people or more. Meal includes sirloin steak, two vegetables and starches, dinner roll, and Legends limited potato and salad bar with dessert.

Evergreen

Community Club

764-4060

The Evergreen will be CLOSED on

16 May for the NCO BALL.

Please visit

Henry’s Place for Lunch & Dinner.

Hilltop Club open for Dinner.

Legends would like to request that on parties of 6

persons or more please call ahead for a reservation to ensure table and space is prepared to enhance your dining experience.

“Backspin” (AKA The Gazebo)

Is NOW OPEN!

Stop by to quench your thirst and enjoy the patio with a limited food menu. Hours of operation will depend on customer participation throughout the month of May.

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Evergreen

Community Club

764-4060

The ladies from

“My Bling Story”

nail salon will be

there to provide

you with

an evening of

pampering.

For only $10 at the door you will receive a martini (or your choice of non alcoholic beverage), hors d’oeuvres, and a free manicure! With a fantastic DJ on hand pumping out the tunes, all are invited to come out and enjoy the party.

10 May / 1900 in the ballroom

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5 May: CLUB CLOSED for maintenance

Please join us for dinner at “Legends” in

the Evergreen Club

Camp Walker

Hilltop Club

764-4985

Mondays, 1700-2100 Monster T-Bone Steak (1 ½ pound): $21.95 Tuesdays, 1700-2100 2-4-1 Ribeye Steak Dinner: $21.95 Wednesdays, 1700-2000 Naked Chicken Wing Night; 30-cents per ounce

Thursdays, 1700-2100 All-You-Can Eat Pizza & Pasta Buffet: $12.95 (No takeout) Fridays, 1700-2000 Chicken & Shrimp Stir Fry with Steamed Rice: $10.95 Saturday, 31 May Roasted Pig, 1700-2100

Sundays, 1230-2100 Large Pizza (Supreme, Vegetable, Pepperoni or Hawaiian): $11.95

Beverages sold separately!

Game Room / Mon-Fri, 1100

Free fountain beverage for players! 24 FMWR Outlook

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Door Prizes! Friday, 9 May 2100-0130

Salsa Nights

Hilltop Club 764-4985

LATINO Explosion

mixing the best Salsa Bachata Merengue Reggaeton Great music and dancing

R&B & Hip-Hop

Ladies Night with D.J. Cadi mixing

the hottest!

2, 16 & 30 May, 2100-0130 Hilltop Club / 764-4985

Late menu available!

Hilltop Community Club / 764-4985

Comedy Show 17 May / 2100 / Hilltop

Featuring two popular comedians from the US

Paid advertisement

Come early for a good seat!

No children, please.

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Hilltop Dinner Special

Roast Pig Sat, 31 May / 1700-2000 Door prizes! / Margarita Special $5

Fri, 23 May, 2000-0130

Hillbilly Night with C&W Music We supply the hats!

Every Monday, 1700 Military Spouse Month Military Spouses SAVE 15% on the one-and-a-half pound Monster T-bone Steak

Every Monday, 1700 Health & Fitness Month Get 10% OFF Chicken Anju, Steak Anju, Hilltop Salad, and Chef Salad

Hilltop Club 764-4985

Asian

American

&

Pacific

Islander

Heritage

Month

31 May / 1700-0100

HILLTOP CLUB

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Every Thursday,

1100-1330

Texas

Country

Buffet Lunch at the Henry’s Place

768-7300

Adults ($8.95) Ages 6-12 ($5.95) Ages 5 under (Free) Roast beef, fried chicken, Texas baked beans, Texas fried potatoes, Texas cut corns, roll with butter.

Sign in at 1800 Game begins at 1830

Must have12 people to play.

Poker tournament with a complimentary meal.

Wednesdays

at Henry’s Place/768-7300

Texas

Hold ‘em

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

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Enjoy our complimentary snacks at intermission or order a little more from our BINGO menu.

We are continually working to provide you with a

better BINGO experience.

Henry’s Place

768-7300

The Bar Is Open! Show off your vocal talents every Saturday at Henry’s from 2000-2300.

Enjoy our complimentary snacks and sing a few lines, or just spend a fun evening with friends.

10th-11th May: Power Outage 17th May: Closed for Armed Forces Day

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Henry’s Place / 768-7300 Monday-Friday, 1100-1330

Lunch Special “A or B” A ( $8.95) / B ($7.95) Add soup & salad bar $3.95 Soup & salad bar without the special is $7.95

Henry’s Place / 768-7300 Tuesdays, 1130-1300

Hotdog Bar Lunch $8.95 (Adults) / $5.95 (Ages 6-12) Free (Ages 5 under) Includes fried chicken, coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans, chili con carne, vegetables.

Henry’s Place / 768-7300 Wednesdays, 1100-1300

Pasta Bar Lunch $8.95 (Adults) / $5.95 (Ages 6-12) Free (Ages 5 under)

Henry’s Place / 768-7300 Monday-Friday, 1100-1330

Daily Lunch Special

10oz Ribeye Steak: $11 French Fried / Vegetable / Baked Beans / Roll / Ice Tea & Lemonade

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Thursdays, 1700-2000 Turn N’ Burn Grill-Your-Own Steak N.Y. Steak (10oz): $11 Ribeye Steak (10oz): $11 T-Bone Steak (16oz): $16.95 Included baked potato, coleslaw, corn-on-the-cob, dinner rolls w/butter. Add soup & salad bar: $3.95 Just soup & salad bar: $7.95 Beverages sold separately

Wednesdays, 1700-2000 Enjoy our Catfish Special: $8.95 Green salad, fried catfish, baked potato, hot vegetable, dinner roll w/butter / beverages sold separately

Free Snacks

Wed & Fri, 1730-1830

Fridays, 1700-2000 Fried Chicken Gizzards with French Fries: $4.95

Henry’s Place

768-7300

Dining Specials

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Check out our

NEW

SNACK BAR

Menu & Bartender’s

Drink Specials!

Classic Rock Night

Every Tuesday, 1700-2300 Live Band “TITANS”

Every Wednesday, 1830-2130 Old School Dominos Night

Every Thursday, 1900-2000 Love Band “TITANS”

Every Friday, 2000-2400 House DJ, 2400-0200 (Top 40/R&B/Your request) Complementary snacks at 2000 Salsa & R&B (Your request)

House DJ Big Easy & Al 7 Every Saturday, 2200-0200

6 May:

Club opens at 1700

for Korean Holiday

CAMP CARROLL

HIDEAWAY CLUB / 765-8574

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Sign in at 1800 Game begins at 1830 Weekly Winners: 1st $75 / 2nd $50 / 3rd next week buy-in. Points are awarded each week. After 8 weeks the top 9 point earners from the weekly tournaments play for 1st $500 /

2nd $300 / 3rd $200

Poker tournament with a complimentary meal.

Thursdays Camp Carroll Hideaway Club

The Hideaway Community Club has TV’s with the latest programming, cool and very refreshing beverages, a snack bar, music, pool table and is the perfect place to get with friends and to relax! Planning a party? Want to make it into an event? Need a location to hold it? Come speak with the Hideaway Club staff so they can make your party into something special! We do promotions, hail and farewells, birthdays, and receptions! If you’re looking to do something special … Please contact, Mr. Mark McIntosh at 765-8574 to make an appointment so we can personally assist with your party planning!

Camp Carroll Hideaway

Community Club / 765-8574

Music & DJ Schedules

Tue & Thu, 1700-2300 Classic Rock Music &

Variety Music

Wed (1830-2130) “TITANS” House Band

Fri (2000-2400)

“TITANS” House Band &

Top 40/R&B/Hop-Hop 2400-0200 (House D.J.)

Sat, 2200-2400

Salsa/R&B/Hip-Hop (House D.J.)

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TRES DE

MAYO

Tasting at 1900

-Complementary Snacks-

Sat, May 3rd / 1900 Camp Carroll Hideaway Club 765-8574

Sat, May 3rd / 2000 Camp Carroll Hideaway Club 765-8574

Open Mic Night w/Camp

Carroll BOSS

Express your artistic talents through spoken word, written poetry, innovative skit, and lyrical a capella interpretation

1st $50 & 2nd $25 gift cards to winners!

Military Spouse and

Asian American

& Pacific Islander

Appreciation Night!

Sat, May 24th / 1900 Camp Carroll Hideaway Club 765-8574

B-B-Q, Food & Music

Sat, May 31st / 2000 Bring your best jokes for a chance to win $$! 1st $50 & 2nd $25 gift cards to winners!

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Paid advertisement

Camp Walker Hilltop Community Club / 764-4985

Every Sat, 1930-0030

Camp Carroll Hideaway Community Club

Every Wed, 1830-2130 / Every Fri, 2000-2400 / 765-8574

Camp Walker Evergreen Community Club

Every Sun, 1000-1330 / 764-4060

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Fees & Charges

Wash Rack & Vacuum Cleaner $4 per half hour Bay/Bench/User Fee $4 per hour Vehicle Lift Fee $ 4 per half hour Drill/Hydraulic Press $1 per use Steam Cleaner-Staff $10 per ¼ hour Do-it Yourself Steam Cleaner $5 per ¼ hour Do-it Yourself Tire Balance (Include weight) $4 per wheel Do-it Yourself Tire Mounting $4 per wheel Staff Tire Mounting w/Balance $10 per wheel Staff Tire Repair (Include weight) $8 per wheel Staff Tire Balance (Include weight) $8 per wheel Wheel Alignment $45 (starting) Do-it Yourself Welding (Gas/Arc) $5 per ½ hour Staff Welding $7.50 min. POV Inspection $19.95 Oil Change Labor $15 (starting) Engine Diagnostic $15 A/C Service Varies Service Call or Jump Starting (Off post) $25 per vehicle Service Call/Jump Starting (On post) $15 per vehicle Mechanic Labor Rate $32 per hour Overtime Fee (After closing) $42 per hour Temporary Vehicle Storage $2 per night In Excess of 20 Days $4 per night Car Wash Service $20 economy size Car Wash Service $30 luxury size

(Bldg S-1415) Tue-Fri, 1000-1900

Sat-Sun, 0900-1800 / Mon, Closed

Do-It-Yourself

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

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How to stay in touch with what’s happening in Daegu

USAG Daegu Facebook: www.facebook.com/USAGDaegu

FMWR Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/fmwr.daegu

“Friend” us

Looking for community information? •Pick up a copy of the FMWR Outlook magazine (AAFES Movie Schedule and Bus Schedules are also included) •Find the Outlook magazine online at www.ISSUU.com (search “FMWR Outlook” or scan the QR code on the cover) •Listen to AFN Daegu radio at FM 88.5 (FMWR Marketing and Activity Managers share the air, and AFN Daegu posts FMWR activities and events on their Facebook) •Pick up a copy of the weekly Morning Calm Newspaper •Check out the banners on Camps Walker, Henry, and Carroll •Turn on the Command Channel (Ch. #3 – closed circuit). To place an ad, email: [email protected] . •Look for posters and flyers in FMWR facilities •Contact your FRG Leader •“Friend” the DHS Facebook at “DoDEA Daegu High School” •Visit the Daegu American School website at (DAS) at http://www.daegu-un.pac.dodea.edu/ •Send and receive “Hot Apple” community information emails. Email: [email protected] (watch for our FMWR weekly Morale Update on the Hot Apple) •Check out the Stars & Stripes “PStripes” for upcoming USAG Daegu events •Ask any FMWR Customer Service Representative •Online calendar for public viewing! Get the complete FMWR annual event list in one location. http://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/calendar.php?crd=fmwrdaegu&

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http://www.facebook.com/USAGDaegu

http://www.facebook.com/






http://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/calendar.php?crd=fmwrdaegu&

Watercolor Painting Class Fridays, 1500-1600

Class instruction will be provided by Mr. Ha, Byung Jae 010-8258-4377

Pencil Drawing Class

Saturdays, 1300-1400

Class instruction will be provided by Mr. Robert Holdgate 010-7661-4111

Donna 010-2191-3496

Camp Walker Arts & Crafts Services

(Community Activity Center) / 764-5692

FREE Watercolor Painting &

Drawing Classes

Friday, 9 May / 1700-2100

Please bring in your crafts and have a little fun with other crafters.

If you’re interested in crafting or learning a new craft, please come and join our new group!

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Camp Walker

Community Activity

Center

Recreational 8-Ball Tournament 17 May, 1400 Fee: Free Trophies awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place winners. If there are 6 players, 1st & 2nd place winners will receive trophies.

Recreational Table Tennis Tournament 24 May, 1400 Fee: Free Trophies awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place winners. If there are 6 players, 1st & 2nd place winners will receive trophies.

For more information, please call 764-4123 or 764-5919

RENTAL SERVICES Air Bouncing/Costumes/Fishing Equipment Ice Chest/Podium/Snow Cone Machine Karaoke Machine/Small PA System/Popcorn Popper Fog Machine/Spotlight/Inflatable Boats Canopy/Folding Chair & Tables/Century Camp Stove/Propane Lantern/Multi Purpose Room #122/TV & Meeting Room

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Hiking Trip to Mount Bisul Azalea Flower Festival (Daegu City)

3 May / Camp Walker Community Activity Center (CAC)

Transportation fee: $15 (Adult) / $10 (Child under 12) Bring a sack lunch and wear hiking shoes Depart from the Camp Carroll CAC at 0800 and the Camp Walker Commissary at 0900

For more information, please call 764-4123

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Hiking Trip to Mount Palgong Gatbawi & Donghwa Temple (Daegu City) 10 May / Camp Walker Community Activity Center (CAC) Transportation fee: $15 (Adult) / $10 (Child under 12) Entrance fee (Dongwha temple): 2,500 won (Adult) / 1,000 won (Child under 12) / Parents bringing children over 10 years old Bring a sack lunch or Korean money for your meal Bus: Depart Camp Carroll CAC at 0800 and the Camp Walker Commissary at 0900 No pets are allowed Registration deadline: May 7

For more information, please call 764-4123

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Question?

Put it on

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1

Contact the

Camp Carroll Community

Activity Center 765-7484 or 765-8325

Storage

Containers

for RENT

Make your reservations today! 765-8325 or 764-4123

Camp Carroll CAC

Sunday, 18 May, 1400

Individual Foosball

Competition

Sign-up now! 765-8325 or 764-4123 Medals awarded to 1st & 2nd place winners

Camp Carroll CAC

Monday, 26 May, 1400

Memorial Day Electronic

Dart Tournament

Sign-up now! 765-8325 764-4123 Medals awarded to 1st & 2nd place winners

Paintball

Range on Camp Carroll

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1 March -15 May To donate or for information contact your Unit Coordinator or

ACS at DSN 768-7112. 48 FMWR Outlook

Nakdong River Biking Tour (4 Rivers)

Sat, 24 May / Camp Carroll CAC Sign up now! 765-8325 or 764-4123 Depart from Camp Carroll CAC at 0900. Bring your own bike, won, food, snacks etc …

Suncheon Bay Garden Expo Tour

Sat, 31 May / Camp Carroll CAC Sign up now! 765-8325 or 764-4123 Transportation fee: $15 (Adult) / $10 (Kids 12 & under). Depart from Camp Carroll CAC at 0800 and Camp Walker Commissary at 0900. Bring won for entrance fee, food, snacks etc …

For more information, please call 765-8325 or 765-7484

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Camp Walker

Bowling Center

764-4334

31 May, 1500 (6 games) Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage 9-Pin-No-Tap Bowling Tournament Entry fee: $20 – Prizes will be given by high score 1st & 2nd.

Child’s Birthday Bowling Party $15 per child includes a kid’s meal, 2 hours of bowling and free shoe rental!

Unit bowling Parties & Group Activities - $25 per lane. Free shoe rental and one hour of bowling. If you bowl for more than one hour, you must pay for the additional hour.

7 May, 1800-2000 Middle School Students Good Neighbor Bowling Program 12 May, all day Mother’s Day Special Bowling 2 games and shoes with one combo meal is $10 for all mothers. 26 May, all day Memorial Day Special Bowling Red Pin Bowling plus double stamps on the frequency card.

Lane fee $3 p/game

Shoe rental $2.50 p/game

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Every Sunday, 1130-2100 / Red Pin Bowling Adults - $3 per game / Children - $2.75 per game / $2.50 shoe rental. Bowl a strike with a red head pin in the center and receive one FREE game

Every Monday, 1700 / Buddy Bowling $20 for 2 people, plus one large cheese pizza, and 1 hour of bowling (shoe rental not included) Every Wednesday, 1630-2100 Mid-Week Bowling Madness Adult - $2.50 per game / Children - $2.25 per game / Shoes $2.50 On Wednesdays you can use up to 3 free bowling coupons per person. Every Thursday, 1800-until closing Health & Fitness Month Bowl (2) two game & next (2) games are free limited to 4 games per person. Frequency card will be stamps and NO FREE game cards allowed on this event. Every Saturday, 1900-2300 / Extreme Bowling Adults - $3 per game / Children - $2.75 per game / $2.50 shoe rental

Camp Walker Bowling Center / 764-4334

The Camp Walker Hilltop Club will deliver large pizzas to the Camp Walker Bowling Center by request 764-4985

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Camp Walker Bowling Center Frequency Card. Fill your card with stamps, print your name and phone number on the back, then place it in the drawing box at the front desk. You must be present and 18 or older to win. SOFA ID required. Prizes include a 39” TV, adult bike, boys bike, girls bike, bowling ball, bowling shoes and bowling bag. Frequency card raffle on limited cards.

Frequency Card Drawings will be held on 28 June at 1500

Camp Walker Bowling Center / 764-4334

Every Wednesday You can use up to 3 free bowling

coupons per person!

1-31 May

15% OFF all of our

bowling equipment!

Camp Walker Bowling Center

764-4334

PLANNING A SPECIAL EVENT or UNIT FUNCTION?

Consider the Camp Walker Bowling Center

Will open the facility during hours we are normally closed for community and unit, training, team building, NCO leadership development, hail/farewells, promotion

parties, birthday parties, weddings, school events, even NBC training can be fun in MOPP

levels I, II, and III with teamwork! Units can use their training funds for NBC &

team building. Special events with a booking of at least 8

lanes or more, maximum limit of 4 bowlers per lane. $25 per lane - free shoe rental and

one hour of bowling. Anything over one hour, pay for one

additional hour. Reservation booking and special menu are available and must be done a minimum of

72 hours in advance. Days available Mondays, and Wednesday – Friday from 0800-1600 / Tuesdays Closed.

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Every Wednesday, 1700-2000 Turn n’ Burn Your-Own Steak Night T-Bone steak: $12.95 / N.Y. Steak: $11.95. Includes corn-on-cob, baked potato, coleslaw.

Cactus Jack’s Chimis-Every Thursday & Friday, 1700-2000 Do you like Chimichangas … I mean do you really like Chimichangas? Then we have the night for you. Cactus Jack’s specially prepared beef or chicken Chimichanga dinner includes Mexican salad, refried beans and Spanish rice. Specially Priced at $12

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

Cactus Jack’s CO-LOCATED with the Cp Carroll Bowling Center / 765-4470

Camp Carroll Bowling Center / 765-4470 Lunchtime Bowling Every Monday-Friday, 1100-1330

Cactus Jack’s

SOCIAL NIGHTS

Fridays & Saturdays, 2100-0130

$9.95 per bowler: 3 Games of Bowling/Shoe Rental/Hotdog & Soft Drink

$7.95 per bowler: 2 Games of Bowling/Shoe Rental/Hotdog & Soft Drink

Lunch: Mon-Fri, 1100-1300 Dinner: Wed-Sat, 1630-2100

Calling

all

NCO’s!

FREE Bowling

Lessons Camp Carroll Bowling

Center

Every Thursday & Saturday

1800-1900

Learn the art of bowling from our

PBA certified instructor for

FREE!

Every Tuesday / 1900-2100 Camp Carroll Bowling Center

Battle Buddies – Rally up

for an evening of fun and

friendship at Two $ Tuesdays

DOLLAR Menu Bowling

Every Monday / 1700-2100 Camp Carroll Bowling Center

Just $1 each

Menu Hotdogs Nachos Shoe Rental Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwich Fountain Drinks

13 May

Camp Carroll

Bowling Center will be

CLOSED for

Staff Training/

Maintenance

$2 per game, $2 shoe rental and $2 draft beer!

Camp Carroll Bowling Center / 765-4470

Bowl with us tonight and get access to our dollar menu …

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Every Friday & Saturday, 1800-2200 Extreme Bowling Enjoy our Extreme “COSMIC” Bowling Night! Colored lights, spinning disco balls, and black and LASER lights throughout the house! Romping & Stomping MUSIC and GLOW IN THE DARK pins.

Every Monday-Friday, 1330-1700 Early Bird Bowling Special $1.75 per game (shoe rental not included)

Celebrating Families

Every Sunday Daytime Glow Bowling, 1100-1400 One hour unlimited use per lane and unlimited soda for $9 (shoes not included). The kids will love it!

Free Bowling for children under age 15 1400-2200 when mom or dad bowl at the normal price. Shoes are half price for the whole family!

Sat, 17 May, 1700-2000 Camp Carroll Bowling Center

Armed Forces Day

Bowling

$30 for family per lane includes one hour bowling, shoe rental, a

large pizza, a pitcher of soda

Sat, 10 May, 1600-1800 Camp Carroll Bowling center

Mother’s Day Bowling Entry fee: $10 Entry for 2 games scratch, Youth throws first ball, Adult makes the spare, 2 divisions (under 8 bumper and 9-12 years old)

Each division winners receive two free NY steak dinner coupon

Camp Carroll Bowling Center / 765-4470

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Child Development Center (CDC) Camp Walker Building 223, 764-4834/764-4853

Please stop by to see what the CDC has to offer

CDC Full Day Programs Days of Operation: Monday through Friday (Closed on Federal Holidays) Hours of Operation 0530 to 1800, Monday – Friday

Ages Served: Infant, Pre-Toddler (6 weeks-18 months) / Pre-toddler/Toddler (18-36 months) Preschool (3-4 years) / Strong Beginnings-Pre-K (Children must be entering Kindergarten in August 2014 to be eligible for this program)

Child Development Center offers Before-and After-School Care and Summer Care for Kindergarten Children Days/Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 0530 to 0730 & 1430 to 1800 School out days 0530 to 1800 / Ages Served: Children currently in kindergarten

CDC Summer Changes • During the summer months 2 day and 3 day part day program will be put on hold at CDC • 5 days part day and full day programs will be operating, this is to ensure children get to participate in summer events • This will take place June 1st – August 31st

CDC Mad Hatter Tea Party • May 9th … In honor of Mother’s Day, children will make/decorate Mad Hatter Hats and enjoy tea and cookies with their parents

CDC Playgroup • CHANGES … Playgroup will now be on Friday’s from 1030-1130 • Playgroup is a chance for children and families to come together, play learn, socialize and network with other families • Parents must attend with their children

CDC Strong Beginnings Graduation June 5th at 1000 our Strong Beginnings Class will graduate … Please join us to celebrate this accomplishment with a great set of children

CYS Services programs will be CLOSED May 26-27 for all CYS Services Activities

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FREE childcare for CYS Services registered children – 6 weeks old

to 12 years.

16 May, 1830-2230 Held at Camp Walker CDC

Please call Parent Central Services – 764-5298 or stop by building 257 on

Camp Walker from 0900 to 1800. You can begin registering on Thursday

May 1st at 0900

School Liaison Offer’s Corner / 764-5702

DoDEA – Accelerated withdrawal date 5-14-14 DoDEA – No school May 26th Memorial Day

DAS DAS holds a Continuous School Improvement Leadership Team (CSILT) meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 2:15 in room 412, on the second floor of the Annex building. Parents are welcome to attend and give input into the process of reviewing school successes and areas of opportunity to support continuing improvement. May 23rd DAS half day for students-no Sure Start May 29th Field Day Sure Start-3rd grades May 30th Field Day-4th -8th grades June 5th Last Day for Sure Start for this school year

DHS May 1st – The last SAC meeting of this school year will be held on May 1st at 1700 in the Information Center/Library on the first floor. May 5th – May 16th AP exams will be held May 29th – June 3rd Senior exams will be held May 30th DHS guitar concert at 1900 June 3rd DHS Graduation-takes place on Tuesday, at 1800 at the Woobong Art Hall

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SAC will be celebrating Asian/ Pacific Heritage Month with special recipes in our cooking clubs. We will also take a look at a few famous people from our Pacific region and some fun activities. Don’t forget about all of our regular weekly programs, the kids love them and seem to never get tired of them. *Power Hour: Power Hour is a dedicated quiet time for children to work on homework together or independently. We also have staff who assist the students with their homework needs. This program is offered Monday-Thursday. *Movie Madness: Is on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This is an opportunity for small groups of children to get together with their friends and watch a movie from our movie library. *4-H Fridays: Fridays are dedicated to 4-H Clubs. Each SAC child is a member of a 4-H club. This is a chance for our children to learn new skills, develop new interest and grow their leadership abilities. *Book Cub will be starting another new book. It's exciting to see these young folks taking initiative and joining these beneficial clubs. *No Screen Wednesday: Every Wednesday all computer equipment is turned off. Many of you ask what do the kids do….???? We say lots of things!!!

School Age Care

764-5297 or 764-5072

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Attention Parents! Don’t forget…. summer is on its way and that means Summer Camp will be in session before you know it. If you are starting to make plans, don’t forget about the SAC day camp program Camp Start Time: Monday—Friday 0800-1800 Care will be Available: Starting 0530 at no additional charge. Drop-off will be at the CDC and Pick-up is at SAC. Cost is according to category and is charged weekly NOT monthly.

Parents! Every child will need a complete change of clothes, shoes, their very own sunblock, towel, hat and water bottle. These items will need to be dropped off at camp every Monday and taken home every Friday. Please label everything To help plan you summer, SAC Master Calendars are available at Parent Central. SAC will be closed May 26 for Memorial Day and May 27 for our CYSS training day We have hourly care space available for families in need of occasional care. These slots fill fast especially over the holidays; so if you need to reserve a space please do so quickly.

For more information on our program, please call 764-5298, 764-5297

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Call Rick Silva at 764-5721/4112 or email: [email protected]

Ballet & Acrobatics Classes Classes at the Camp Carroll Fitness Center Every Mon & Wed Ballet: 3-4 years old, 1530-1600 Acrobatics 3-10 Years old, 1605-1630 Ballet 5 years & older, 1635-1700 Classes at the Camp Walker Youth Canter Every Tue & Thu Ballet: 3-4 years old, 1600-1630 Acrobatics: 3-4 years old, 1635-1700 Acrobatics: 5-10 years old, 1705-1730 Ballet 5 years & older, 1735-1800

Piano, Martial Arts, Tennis & Hip-Hop Instructors

Seeking Instructors

Swimming Class Beginners: Every Mon & Wed, 1600 Advance: Every Tue & Fri, 1600 Evening class: $80 p/month

Drums Class Every Mon, 1600 / $50 p/month

To Register Your Child for

CYS Services (Which is Absolutely Free) -Orders and Letter of Employment (if non active duty) -Immunization Record (with PPD result for children 12 months – SAC aged children) -Latest Leave and Earning Statement(s) of sponsor and spouse (CDC & SAC ONLY) -Special Needs Information such as Medical Action Plans -Physical required at time of registration for sports. CDC & SAC needed within 30 days of enrollment date -2 Emergency contact numbers -Family Care Plan, if required – will be needed within 30 days Parent Central Services is located in building 257 on Camp Walker, hours of operation are 0900-1800. Monday-Friday; closed on Federal Holidays. Call us with any questions at 764-5298.

NEW!

FEE: $60 p/month / $100 for combo

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The Money Matters Workshops can give you the tools you need to make the right choices in Planning for

College; Budget Living Within Your Means; Credit/Debt; Saving & Investing; and Entrepreneurship. Stop by the

Youth Center to sign up for these informational workshops that lead to BGCA Money Matters

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

Must have an active Youth Center membership to

participate (ages 13-18 years)

CYS Services, Camp Walker (Youth Center)

MONEY MATTERS Workshop

Have comments, questions, and/or concerns

please call the HIRED! Coordinator at 764-5721, 764-

4112 or email to [email protected]

Credit & Debt-7 May, 1600

Saving & Investing-21 May, 1600

CYS Services Sports “Running Club” Registration: 1 May (Open continuous)

Cost: $40 p/child (includes uniform)

Memorial Day

Youth 2-Mile FUN RUN 26 May / Race time: 0800 Sign up at 0715-0745 at the Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center

Youth Winter Program

Daegu Dolphins Swim Team Registration 1 May – 30 June Cost: $65 with additional child/coach discounts Ages: 5-16 / Each child receives a medallion, team picture and shirt

POC Mr. Nott at 764-4859



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CYS Services has a Facebook page!

Our local Facebook site, where you will get notices of CYS Services and DoDEA school closures (from your friendly School Liaison Officer). If you want to be notified of Youth Sports Seasons, PAC meetings, and possible scholarship opportunities and Special Community and Saturday events-"LIKE“ us today!

Look us up in the search function under "Daegu CYS Services“ or go to: https://www.facebook.com/travelingrabbit#!/DaeguCYSS

Youth Center / 764-5721

2 May, 1600-1700 Window Painting. Theme; Hot Summer 3 May, 1900-2100 Tech Club Meeting for Lego mind building and programming robots with sensors 6 May, 1730 Commissary Bagging Orientation 7 May, 1530-1630 Passport to Manhood Meeting 15 May, 1500-1600 Torch/Citizenship Club Meeting 16 May, 1530-1630 Scavenger Hunt

17 May, 1730-1830 Fun things about ultrasonic sensors of Lego 19 May, 1530-1600 Oriental Arts Class 28 May, 1230-1330 Keystone Club Meeting

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Camp Walker

Kelly Fitness Center

Renovation Floor Sanding/Refinish

17-24 May Racquetball Court & Aerobic Room

17- 31 May Basketball Court

Camp Henry Victory Field 19 May – 30 June

Replacement and renovation of the artificial turf.

764-4907/4800

At LJ, we strive to provide premier urologic care with outstanding physicians and providers, state of the art technology, a comprehensive clinical facility and our

dedication to create the best patient experience possible.

MEDICAL TREATMENTS STD Diseases Prostate disorders Circumcision Vasectomy ED

Mon-Fri: 0900-1900 Sat: 0900-1600 Sun & Holidays: Closed

Reservation and consultation, 053)253-5825 (24 hours)

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

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Every Monday CW 0530 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise

CC 0545 Cycling Class – Andrew Jones

Every Tuesday CW 0845 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise

CC 1800 Cycling Class – Andrew Jones CC 1900 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise

Every Wednesday CW 0530 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise

CC 0545 Cycling Class – Andrew Jones

Every Thursday CW 0845 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise

CC 1800 Cycling Class – Andrew Jones CC 1900 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise

Every Friday CW 0530 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise CW 0845 Mission Essential Fitness – Dexter Wise

FITNESS CLASSES USAG Daegu (Area IV)

Fees & Services Group Fitness Classes: $3 per class

10 classes for $28 / 20 classes for $50

Camp Walker (CW): 764-4800 /764-4225 Camp Carroll (CC): 765-8118/765-8287

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Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center / 764-4800/4225

Post Level Men’s & Women’s

Softball League (USAG Daegu Team)

3-4 May Pre Season Tournament at USAG Yongsan 23-26 May Pacific Wide Softball Tournament at Yongsan

USAG Daegu Community

Memorial Day

Softball Tournament 24-26 May, 1000-1700 Camp Walker Kelly Field

Every Mon-Wed 1800-2100

Camp Walker

Kelly Field

Camp Walker Intramural

Softball League

Camp Walker Daegu Intramural

Volleyball Championship

7-8 May, 1800-2100 Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center

USAG Daegu Volleyball

Championship

12-13 May, 1800-2100 Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center

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Cardio Equipment

Machine & Free Weights

Workout Accessories

Showers & Sauna

Camp Henry

Fit-To-Win Center

Mon-Wed & Fri, 0500-2000 Thu, 0600-2000

Sat & U.S. Holidays, 1000-1800 Sun, Closed

768-6606

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Sports Events

Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center / 764-4800

3 May / 1000 Community Level Volleyball Tournament 11 May / Time: TBA USAG Daegu Community Kickball Tournament 26 May: Memorial Day 5K Run & 2-Mile Walk Sign up at 0715-0745 / Race begins at 0800

Camp Carroll Fitness Center / 765-8118 2 May / Register same day of the event. 1000/500 Pounds Club Men/Women; Bench, Squat and Deadlift 17 May / Race begins 1000 / Register 0900-0945 MWR DECA Sports and Fitness Month; 5K Fun Run/2-Mile Walk 22 May / Registration deadline 20 May Dodgeball Challenge Dodgeball = dodge, dip, dive, duck, and dodge 29 May / Registration deadline 27 May Kan Jam-Can you throw a frisbee? Come have some fun! 30 May / Self pace from 1000-1400 100 Lengths of Swimming Register same day of the event (outdoor pool)

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Outdoor Pools

RE-OPENING

On Memorial Day Weekend

24 May, 1000 (Cp Walker & Cp Carroll)

Outdoor Pool, Camp Carroll Tue-Sun from 1100-1900 Closed on Mondays / 765-4274 Indoor Pool, Camp Carroll Mon-Wed & Fri from 0600-1900 Sat, Sun & US Holidays from 1000-1800 Closed on Thursdays / 765-7708

Outdoor Pool, Camp Walker Wed-Mon from 1000-1900 Closed on Tuesdays / 764-4553 Indoor Pool, Camp Walker Mon-Wed & Fri from 0600-1900 Sat, Sun & US Holidays from 1000-1800 Closed on Thursdays / 764-3873

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USAG Daegu Battalion Level


14-15 May, 1800-2100 Camp Carroll Fitness Center

Army In Korea (AIK)


17-18 May, 0900 Camp Carroll Fitness Center

765-8118 765-8287

Intramural Softball Pre Season 28 April – 2 May, 1800-2100 Camp Carroll Story Field

Intramural Softball League Every Mon-Wed & Fri 1800-2100 Camp Carroll Story Field

Camp Carroll

Fitness Center

Intramural Volleyball Championship 8-9 May, 1800-2100 Camp Carroll Fitness Center

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Welcome to FGTO!

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

Foreign Goods Transaction Branch Offices

Area Covered

FGTO Branch

Phone # Area

Covered FGTO

Branch Phone #

Area I Dongduchun Camp Casey Bldg #1709

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

Area IV Daegu

Camp Henry Bldg S-1320

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

Area II Yongsan

Camp Kim Bldg #1241

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

Area VI Kunsan AB Bldg #1104

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

Area III Osan AB

Bldg #806 (Com) 031-611-7474 www.fgtousfk.com

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FACILITY Thursday Labor Day

1 May

Monday Children’s Day

5 May

Tuesday Buddha’s Day

6 May Camp Henry/Camp Walker Kelly Fitness Center 0600-2100 0500-2100 0500-2100

Indoor Pool Closed 0600-0800 0600-0800

Fit-To-Win Center 0600-2000 0500-2000 0500-2000

Auto Crafts Shop 1000-1900 Closed Closed

Community Activity Center 1100-2000 1100-2000 1100-2000

Arts & Crafts Closed Closed Closed

Library 1000-2000 1000-2000 Closed

Camp Carroll Fitness Center 0600-2100 0500-2100 0500-2100

Indoor Pool Closed 0600-0800 0600-0800

Community Activity Center 1100-2000 1100-2000 1100-2000

Library 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900

Community Recreation Division (CRD)

Korean Holiday Operation Hours

Weekday: Monday – Friday (Except U.S. Holidays)

Cp Henry – Cp George – Cp Walker – Cp George – Cp Henry

Camp Carroll to Daegu Area (Monday – Friday)

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

Daegu Area Shuttle Bus Schedules (Temporary)

Note: The 1330 hr bus run will not stop at bus stop #5 (Camp George) during DoDDS school day. Buses returning to Camp Herny do not pick up new passengers going to Camp Walker/Camp George P=Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri only except holidays – P.T. Runs XXX=Bus will not stop at location

POC is Dispatch Office at

768-7936/6722,

SFC Craven at 768-8755 or

Mr. Isla at 765-7717

Effective 16 Dec. 2013

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Weekend & U.S. Holiday

(Cp Henry – Cp George – Cp Walker – Cp George – Cp Henry)

Note: The 1330 hr bus run will not stop at bus stop #5 (Camp George) during DoDDS school Days.

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

XXX=Bus will not stop at location.

Daegu Area Shuttle Bus Schedules (Temporary)


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Note: The post shuttle bus does NOT operate during the hours highlighted on Weekends, US Federal and Training Holidays.

This bus schedule supersedes all previous Camp Carroll bus schedule dtd 11 March 2013

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

Camp Carroll On Post Shuttle Bus Schedule Effective 11 Nov. 2013

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Area IV Chapel Schedules SERVICE LOCATION TIME

Protestant Service Cp Walker 0900

Catholic Mass Cp Walker 1030

Church of Christ CW Chapel Annex 1100

Multi Cultural Gospel Cp Walker 1230

Contemporary Cp Walker 1800

Protestant Service Cp Carroll 1000

Catholic Mass Cp Carroll 1300

POC: CH (MAJ) Lee, 764-4192 or SFC Nock, 764-5534

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Babysitter’s Training Sat, 10 May, 0900-1630 Learn how to care for young children including responding to first aid and choking emergencies, feeding, holding, problem solving, diaper changing etc .. Course/materials fee is $45. Held at Red Cross Bldg. 1425, Camp Henry

Adult, Infant, & Child CPR/First Aid/AED Sat, 31 May, 0900-1600 Learn the basic skills to identify and respond to cardiac emergencies, first aid and much more! Certifications are valid for two years .. Course/materials fee is $55. Held at Red Cross Bldg. #1425, Camp Henry

C a l l 7 6 8 - 7 9 9 3 o r s t o p b y y o u r

Camp HenryAmerican Red Cross for more information

2nd May at the Camp Walker PX from 3-7 p.m.

3rd May at the Camp Walker Field from 2-6 p.m.

“We are accepting donated used or new shoes to deliver to orphans at Love & Hope”

768-7993

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The Ultimate Information Tool for

Tracking What’s Happening in FMWR

30, 60, 90, 120 Days Out and More!

http://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/calendar.php?crd=fmwrdaegu&

•Find out what’s happening in FMWR on A DAILY BASIS.

•FILTER ACTIVITIES BY CATEGORY OR LOCATION (i.e. if you only want club info, choose clubs under the “Select Category” dropdown. If you only want ACS, choose Army Community Service from the “Select Location” dropdown).

•Click on the event to get a pop-up box with more details – you can even SEND YOURSELF EMAIL REMINDERS or share the event on your Facebook!

•Use the calendar to help plan your own organization events.

•Get school liaison information about DAS and DHS.

USAG DAEGU

FMWR EVENT CALENDAR

Download a FREE “QR reader” from your Apps Store and Scan the code – then save to Favorites!

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CYS Services Month of the Military Child

Community Campout Bring your whole family out to Camp Walker Kelly Field

Stay the Day or Stay All Night!

May 3 at 1430 Ends Sunday Morning / Camp Breakfast Available

Games & Bouncies Outdoor Skills Stations 1500-1700 Run by the Boy Scouts (Knot Tying , First Aid, etc)

Families vs. Scouts Skills Competition 1730-1900 (Win cool Family camp prizes!)

Crafts Stations & Face Painting run by the Girl Scouts

Information Booths from multiple Garrison organizations

Picnic Dinner available 1700-1900

Big Screen Movie & Popcorn at 1930 Evening Camp activities following the movie … Skits and Talent Competition

Reserve your camp space on the field by calling Angiemarie Hart at 764-5298. No stakes. No cooking utensils or flame on the field. Parents MUST be present With their children to camp.

Must provide your own tent and camping

supplies if you plan to stay the

night.

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