FMWR Daegu May Outlook Magazine

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu MAY 2013

Happy Mother’s Day!

Sunday Brunch May 12 at the Evergreen

Community Club

Spouse Appreciation Day ACS hosts a free trip to O-World

Memorial Day Weekend Tours, Swimming Pools, Softball,

Fit Games, 5K Run, Barbecues and Golf – FMWR has it all!

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.

Kathleen A. Gavle

Commander, USAG Daegu

CSM Michael E. Diggs, Sr.

Command Sergeant Major

William E. Christman

Deputy to the Garrison Commander

Paul M. Matthews

Director, Family & Morale,

Welfare and Recreation

U.S. ARMY GARRISON DAEGU

2 FMWR Outlook 2

Date of Issue MAY 2013

Published by USAG Daegu FMWR

Marketing

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INSIDE THIS EDITION 4-5 FMWR Directory Facilities/Additional Activities 6-9 Camp Henry ACS 10-13 Camp Carroll ACS 12 Camp Carroll ACS Temple Stay at SungJu Sa (Chang-Won City) 14 Hilltop Club Toga Party 15 Evergreen Golf Course 17-19 Evergreen Club 20-21 Hilltop Community Club 22-26 Henry’s Place 27-29 Hideaway Community Club 30-31 Libraries 32 Camp Walker Arts & Crafts Center 33 BOSS Meetings 34-38 Camp Walker Community Activity Center 39-43 Camp Carroll Community Activity Center 42 Motorcycle Class 44 How to stay in touch 45-47 Camp Walker Bowling Center 48, 49 & 51 Camp Carroll Bowling Center 50 Camp Henry Auto Skills Center 51-59 Child, Youth & School Services 60 Army MWR MasterCard 61-66 Camp Walker Fitness Center 64 Commercial Sponsorship Opportunities 67-69 Camp Carroll Fitness Center Closure 70 Army In Korea (AIK) Combatives Tourney 70 Camp Henry Fit-To-Win Center 71 Swimming Pools 72 ICE 73-75 Bus Schedules 76-77 AAFES Movie Schedules 78 KN Holiday Operation Hours (Clubs & Bowling) 79 Hilltop Community Club Late Night Party Back Cover Beach Blast 2013

MARKETING STAFF

Laurel Baek

Marketing Director

DSN 768-7563 (off post 053-470-7563)

Email [email protected]

Pae, Yun Su

Marketing Illustrator

DSN 768-7661


Pak, Won Kyu

Marketing Illustrator

DSN 768-7472


Je, Mi Hwa (Stella)

Marketing Intern

DSN 768-7126


The FMWR Outlook magazine is

printed monthly and distributed free

to thousands of Service Members and

civilians throughout the Area IV

communities. Find out how to

advertise your business or special

event, call 768-7563 (053-470-7563)

for advertising rates and publication

deadlines.

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mailto:[email protected]




Camp Henry / Camp Walker

DFMWR DAEGU

Camp Henry, Building T-1211, Room 219

DSN: 768-7939

Project Manager: DSN: 768-7588

Mon – Fri: 0800-1700

Sat, Sun & US Holidays: Closed

GARRISON ISO


DSN: 768-7001 / 768-8850

Mon-Fri: 0800-1700


FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT DIVISION (FMD)


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


SERVICES DIVISION

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-Fri: 0500-2200

Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 0800-2100

Indoor Pool, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-3873

Mon-Wed & Fri: 0530-2000

Thu: 0500-0800 & 1700-2000


Outdoor Pool, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4553

Wed-Mon: 1000-1900 / Tue: Closed

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

Mon-Fri: 0500-2000


Community Activity Center, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4123 / Mon-Sun: 1200-2100

Entertainment, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4440

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

Library, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4318

Wed-Mon: 1000-2000 / Tue: Closed

Arts & Crafts Center, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-5692

Wed-Sun: 1200-2100 / Mon & Tue: Closed

Auto Crafts, Camp Henry

DSN: 768-8164

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

Mon-Tue: Closed

BUSINESS OPERATIONS DIVISION (BOD)


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


Evergreen Community Club, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4060

Breakfast: Tue-Sat & US Holidays, 0600-1100

Lunch: Tue-Sat, 1100-1400 / Sun, 1200-1400

Breakfast: Sun, 0600-1200 / Sunday Brunch: 1000-1400

Halfway House: 0830-1730

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

Mon: Closed (open on US Holidays)

Henry’s Place, Camp Henry

DSN: 768-7300

Lunch: Mon-Fri, 1100-1330

Dinner: Wed-Fri, 1700-2100

Bar Open: Wed-Fri, 1630-2300

Sat, Sun & U.S. & KN Holidays: Closed

Hilltop Club, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4985

Mon-Thu & US Holidays: 1600-2300

Fri: 1600-0300 / Sat: 1200-0300 / Sun: 1200-2300

Evergreen Golf Course, Camp Walker

DSN: 764-4601

Mon-Sun: 0530-1830

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

Mon-Sun & US Holidays: 0700-1700

Bowling Center, Camp Walker / DSN: 764-4334

Tue, Wed, Thu & Sun: 1130-2230

Fri & Sat: 1130-2330

US Holidays or KN Holidays open at 1630

Snack Bar Closed Tue-Fri: 1330-1700

Mon: Closed

Directory of FMWR Facilities

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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

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: 1100-2200

Hideaway Club, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-8574

Tue-Thu: 1630-2300 / Fri & Sat: 1630-0300

Sun & Mon: Closed

US Holidays: 1700-2300

Bowling Center, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-4470

Sun-Thu: 1100-2200

Fri & Sat: 1100-2300

Snack Bar Closed Mon-Fri: 1330-1700

Dining Room

Mon-Fri: 1100-1330 (Lunch)

Wed-Sat: 1630-2100 (Dinner)

Library, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-8407

Thu-Tue: 1100-2000 / Wed: Closed

Fitness Center, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-8287

Mon-Fri: 0500-2200


Indoor Pool, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-7708

Mon-Fri: 0530-1930


Outdoor Pool, Camp Carroll

DSN: 765-4274

Tue-Sun: 1100-1900 / Mon: Closed

Army Lodging, Camp Carroll

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

Open 24 hrs. 7 Days a Week

Directory of FMWR Facilities

“Making A Difference”

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ACS, Camp Henry (Bldg. T-1103) / 768-7112

Mandatory Commander/SNCO Family Advocacy Program Briefing

Meets initial and annual refresher requirements.

2 May, 0930-1100, ACS Classroom

Early Pregnancy

Class for expecting mothers and fathers - teaches what to expect

during the early stage of pregnancy.


Family Readiness Group (FRG) Essentials Part 1

Training for FRG Leaders - Provides information on how to effectively run a FRG.

7 May, 0930 – 1200, ACS Classroom

Noncombatant Evacuation Operations (NEO) Training for Family Members

Learn what you need to do in case an emergency arises and you have to be evacuated to

another location. Demonstrations on how to use the protective masks will be provided and a

NEO Subject Matter Expert will be on site to answer questions.


DSI (Domestic Situation Inventory)

The DSI is designed to help and explore the relationship with your partner, your current

home situation, and your feelings about them. It can help you identify signs of unhealthy

relationships and, if these sign exist, options to consider. The DSI consists of 155 statements

that are applicable to everyone's relationship situation. By scoring and counting the numbers

of statements, you will be able to understand your responses and find recommendations/steps

to take to alter or improve your situation.

9 May, 1130-1330 & 1700-1830, ACS Classroom

Baby Basics Class

For parents of newborns; information covers how to feed,

bathe, diaper and more.


Sponsorship Training

Become a qualified Sponsor or spouse Sponsor, and

learn the ins and outs of sponsorship in Area IV. 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. Training is

short, informative and open to all active duty

soldiers and spouses. 9 May, 1400-1500, ACS Classroom

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Military Spouse Appreciation Day Trip to O-World in Daejeon!

Free Transportation, participants pay their own entrance fees.

10 May. The bus departs from Cp Henry ACS at 0900 and Cp Carroll ACS at 0940,

returning at approximately 1800.

Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) VMIS Training

Become an OPOC for your organization and learn how to manage volunteers in VMIS.

14 & 28 May, 0930-1100, ACS Classroom

Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Training

Learn how to become a Volunteer and how to use the VMIS system to track your hours.

16 & 30 May, 0930-1100, ACS Classroom

Late Pregnancy For expecting mothers and fathers - teaches what to expect at this stage of pregnancy.


Asthma and Allergies Workshop: 16 May, 1700-1900, ACS Classroom

Newcomers Subway Tour

18 May, 0915-1530, Walker Lodge, Camp Walker

Family Readiness Group (FRG) Essentials Part 2

Training for FRG Leaders - Provides information on how to effectively run an FRG.

21 May, 0930–1200, ACS Classroom

Enlisted Spouse Training

Learn about Army structure, courtesy and protocol, conflict management, community

services, crisis and coping, role of the senior enlisted spouse, and more

22 May, 0900-1700

Relationship Spectrum

Prevention of Domestic Violence which highlights the following:

(1) Differences between HEALTHY, UNHEALTHY, and ABUSIVE relationships

(2) Dynamics of Domestic Violence / (3) Cycle of Violence / (4) Reporting Options

23 May, 1130-1300 & 1700-1830, ACS Classroom

Personal Financial Management Training for First Term Soldiers

This class teaches how to develop a personal budget/spending plan; the importance of credit

and how to establish a savings account, emergency savings and long term savings and more


Breastfeeding - The Gift of Love

Everything you want to know about breastfeeding. Get answers to all your questions and

learn the about the rewards, difficulties, and solutions. 23 May, 1630-1730, ACS Classroom


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Navigate Your Way to a Federal Job (workshop)

Are you interested in learning about federal employment? Here's your opportunity

to learn everything from writing an effective federal résumé to navigating through

the digital platform, USAjobs.gov. The Civilian Personnel Advisory Center

(CPAC) will be present to answer questions related to federal employment (subject

to change). Attendees are highly encouraged to bring their résumés and supporting

documents.


Intermediate Korean Language Class

The intermediate Korean class is for students who have advanced from the basic

class. Intermediate Korean classes help students to further develop their Korean

speaking skills by learning to properly construct and speak sentences.

Every Monday & Thursday, 1200-1300, ACS Conference Room

Theater Reception: Newcomers Orientation

Every Tuesday 0830-1500, Camp Henry Movie Theater

Beginner Korean Language Class

The Beginner Korean class is an introduction to the Korean language with the goal

to help non- Korean speakers learn how to pronounce, write and read the Korean

alphabet and learn a few basic Korean words.

Every Tuesday & Friday, 1200-1300, ACS Classroom

768-7112

Domestic Situation Inventory


7 May, 1130-1300 & 1700-1830 (ACS Cp Carroll)

9 May, 1130-1300 & 1700-1830 (ACS Cp Henry)

21 May, 1130-1300 & 1700-1830

(ACS Cp Carroll)

23 May, 1130-1300 &

1700-1830 (ACS Cp Henry)

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Smooth Moves Levy Briefing

Every Tuesday, 1315-1400, ACS

Classroom/Conference Room

ACS Camp Henry Craft Class - Hanji for

Beginners

Participants will make a small project with pre-cut

hardboard and colored Hanji. Also, learn how to

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

Every Thursday (2, 9, 16 & 23 May), 1330–1530,

ACS Conference Room

English as a Second Language (ESL Class)

ESL classes are aimed at helping foreign born service

members and spouses develop their English language

skills through sentence structure and conversation.

Every Thursday, 1530-1630, ACS Conference Room

Family Member Resiliency Training

Teaches building character strengths.

Every Friday, 0830-1130, ACS Classroom


In Honor of Spouse Appreciation Day

Trip to O-World in Daejeon / 10 May

768-7112

The bus departs from Cp Henry ACS at 0900 and Cp Carroll ACS at

0940, returning at approximately 1800. Call to reserve your space.

Free Transportation. Participants

pay their own entrance fees.

Open to all spouses! FMWR Outlook 9

Organization Point of Contact (OPOC) VMIS Training - Become an OPOC for your

volunteer organization. Learn how to manage volunteers in VMIS.

2 May, 1000-11:30, ACS Classroom

Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) Training

Learn how to become a Volunteer and how to use the VMIS system to track your hours.


Dakjongi Doll Class - Dakjongi Doll classes, a beautiful Korean art, consists of students

making the frame of their dolls and wrapping them with Korean hanji paper until the shape

and design of their dolls are complete. The class is designed for students 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. Session 9-11,

make a dresses for each doll.

6, 13 & 20 May, 1000-1100, ACS Training Room

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 proper sentence structure and conversation.

6, 13 & 20 May, 1000-1130, ACS Conference Room

Korean Language Class (Advanced) - Helps develop Korean speaking skills with an entire

class devoted to speaking Korean and 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.

6, 13 & 20 May 1400-1530, ACS Conference Room

DSI (Domestic Situation Inventory): The DSI is designed to help and explore relationship

with your partner, your current home situation, and your feelings about them. It can help you

identify signs of unhealthy relationships and, if these sign exist, options to consider. The DSI

consists of 155 statements that are applicable to everyone's relationship situation. By scoring

and counting the numbers of statements, you will be able to understand your responses and

you find recommendations or steps to take to alter or improve your situation.

7 May, 1130-1300 & 1700-1830, ACS Conference Room

ACS, Camp Carroll (Bldg. S-998 / 765-7900)

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Playgroup

For parents and children (ages 0-4), with a focus on stress management for moms.

7, 21 & 28 May, 1000–1200, ACS FCC Room

Navigate Your Way to a Federal Job (workshop)

Are you interested in learning about federal employment? Here's your opportunity to

learn everything from writing an effective federal résumé to navigating through the

digital platform, USAjobs.gov. Attendees are highly encouraged to bring their résumés

and supporting documents.

8 May, 1030-1200, ACS Training Room

Résumé Writing Basic Workshop

Learn about the different types of résumés and how to write an effective basic résumé.

Attendees are encouraged to bring along their résumés if one is available.

15 May, 1030-1145, ACS Training Room


Prevention of Domestic Violence which highlights the following:

(1) Differences between HEALTHY, UNHEALTHY, and ABUSIVE relationships

(2) Dynamics of Domestic Violence

(3) Cycle of Violence

(4) Reporting Options

21 May, 1130-1300 & 1700-1830, ACS Conference Room

Spouse Group Meeting & Birthday Celebration - 24 May, 1330–1530, ACS Lounge

So-Mun Market Tour - 29 May, 1100–1600, ACS Camp Carroll

Theater Reception: Newcomers Orientation

Every Thursday, 0830-1500, Camp Carroll Movie Theater

KN Military Communication Service

Classes are held to help Korean military or civilian personnel employed by the U.S.

Army who want or need to improve their English speaking abilities. Through learning

pronunciation, sentence structure, and conversation, students are helped to develop

better English speaking abilities and to better communicate with American personnel.

Classes are held twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Tuesday, 1000–1130, ACS Conference Room

Friday, 1330-1500, Training Room


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Participants will be spending two days and one night at a traditional Korean Temple. One will experience the daily life and routines of the Monks who reside at the temple along with learning the history and background of the temple itself. Food and a change of clothing into the customary robes that are worn by the monks will be provided.

Camp Carroll ACS & the UN Allies

Cultural Exchange League Inc., are

hosting a trip to the Temple Stay at

Sung Ju-Sa

Temple Stay at

Sung Ju Sa

18-19 May Bus departs Cp Carroll Outside Gate #1 at 0930 Cp Henry Outside Gate #2 at 1030

To sign up, please call Ms. Kay Hildenbrand, 765-7049/8993

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Computer Class: Computer classes are designed to help students

master the Microsoft Office programs such as Word, Excel and Power

Point. Students learn the fundamentals of Windows and how to use

Windows application programs and basic computer structure.

Every Tuesday, 1330–1500, ACS AKO Room

Craft Class - Hanji : This class is for the beginner: Participants

will make a small project with pre-cut hardboard and colored

Hanji. Also, learn how to make rice glue that will be used

on the Hanji crafts.

Every Wednesday (1, 8, 15 & 22 May), 1000-1130,

ACS Training Room

Korean Language Class (Basic): The basic Korean class is an

introduction to Korean language with its aim to help non Korean

speakers learn how to pronounce, write and read the Korean alphabet

and learn a few basic Korean words. Classes are held over the

span of 8 weeks.

Every Wednesday, 1330–1500, ACS Conference Room

English Conversation Class: Every Wednesday, 1330–1500,

ACS Training Room

Newcomers & Spouses Orientation

Every Thursday, 0830-1500, Camp Carroll Movie Theater

Korean Language Class (Intermediate): Every Friday, 1000–1130,

ACS Conf. Room

Recipe Exchange: The recipe exchange, held once a month in the

ACS kitchen, serves as a way for military spouses to come together

and share food ideas either from what they have learned or from their

culture. Dishes are brought in by each spouse for everyone to sample

and then the recipe on how to prepare that particular dish is shared

among the group.

Every Friday, 1130–1300, ACS Kitchen

Oriental Art Class: Classes consist of students who have advanced

from calligraphy class and will now learn to paint traditional black and

white oriental art using black stone ink and oriental art brushes.

Every Friday, 1330–1500, ACS Conference Room


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HILLTOP Club TOGA PARTY! 31 May, 2000-0300

Door prizes-must have Toga outfit to win a door prize. Best Dressed Toga Contest

1st prize $75 / 2nd prize $50 / 3rd prize $25 Togas must be in good taste.

TOGA! TOGA!

TOGA!

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Hours of Operation

7 DAYS A WEEK

0530-1830

Pro Shop

18-Holes

Driving Range

1 & 15 May, 1730-1830 Free Golf Clinic 3 May, 1300-1800 Pay Day Scramble

11 & 25 May, 1000-1130 Free Golf Lessons 23 May, 1900-2030 Evening on the Range

Camp Walker Golf Course

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EVERY SUNDAY, 1000-1330 Super Sunday Champagne Brunch Adults ($15.95) Ages 6-12 ($7.95) Ages 5 & under (Free) Brunch includes All You Can Eat Grill Your-Own N.Y. Strip Loin!

EVERY TUESDAY-FRIDAY, 1100-1330 Lunch Specials (A or B) Special A ($8.95) Special B ($7.95) Add soup & salad bar for $3.95. Soup & salad bar without the special is $7.95 (Beverage not included)

764-4060

EVERY FRIDAY IS PRIME RIB NITE, 1700-2000 Cut to order at our carving station and pay by the ounce! Add soup & salad bar for $3.95 Soup & salad bar without the special is $7.95

Cp Walker

Evergreen Community Club

BINGO SATURDAYS! Doors open at 1700 and Early Bird

Game starts at 1800. Menu available to choose from at the Fairway Lounge free half time snacks.

Come get your game on at the Evergreen Club!

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Camp Walker Evergreen

Community Club

Evergreen

Specials

3 May: The Gazebo Opens 1200-1700, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and US holidays! Join your friends outside next to the 1st tee box for a cold beverage and good conversation. 5 May Children’s Day featuring an expanded children’s menu at Sunday Brunch. 12 May, 1000-1330 Mother’s Day Brunch Moms eat free when accompanied by her children. Moms that are unaccompanied eat for 50% off by showing a photo of their child! 27 May, 0600-1400 Open on Memorial Day! Need to make reservations for a

Special Event? Call Ms. Kim our Catering

Coordinator at 764-4689 / 764-4060

Comm, 053) 470-4689/4060

764-4060

1 May: Closed in recognition of Korean Labor Day

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Due to a shortage in personnel, the Evergreen Community Club will serve breakfast and lunch only. Dinner service has been suspended until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience!

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

-Management-

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

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Every Monday, 1700-2100 Monster T-Bone Steak (1½ pound): $21.95. 1 free lemonade & ice tea or glass of wine. Every Tuesday, 1700-2100 2-4-1 Turn n’ Burn Grill-Your-Own Ribeye Steak Dinner: $21.95 Turn n’ Burn Grill-Your-Own a N.Y. Strip Loin Steak Dinner: $8.95 Baked potato station, corn-on-the cob & dinner roll (Beverage not included). Every Tuesday, 1900-2100 Pub Trivia Night. Free Snacks for Trivia teams POC is Ayla Higgs 010-9770-1020 [email protected] Every Wednesday Free snacks difference day and time throughout the week (no set date or time) Management surprises customers. Every Thursday, 1700-2100 All-You-Can-Eat Pizza & Pasta Buffet: $10.95 Every Friday, 1700-2100 Chicken & Shrimp Stir Fry w/Steamed Rice, Beverage: $8.95 1 Free lemonade or ice tea Every Saturday, 1700-2100 B-B-Q Chicken or Ribs: $9.95 Side dishes corn-on-the cob, baked beans, potato salad, or coleslaw. Beverage not included. Every Sunday, 1230-2130 Large Pizza (Supreme / Vegetable / Pepperoni or Hawaiian): $9.95 Every Sunday, 1800-2200: KARAOKE get a free Bonanza BINGO card after singing 3 Karaoke songs. Only valid SOFA ID card holders can win and play BINGO.

Every Fri & Sat Club open til 0300

Breakfast : 0100-0245 28 May: Club Closed

764-4985

Camp Walker Hilltop Club

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7 May, 1600-2200 Military Spouses get 10% of on their menu order (1 meal per spouse).

11 May, Pre-Mother’s Day Drawing - 2000-2400 Moms receive a free door prize ticket for a chance to win a bicycle. Must be present to win. A valid SOFA ID card is required.

12 May Mother’s Day: All mothers with a picture of her family will get 10% off any menu item. One per mom.

18 May: Armed Forces Day B-B-Q Discount 10% for military ID card holders. Dinner: 1600-2200 / Door prize: 2000-0100

25 May Memorial Day Weekend Dinner Special: B-B-Q

Chicken or Ribs: $9.95. Side dishes include corn-on-the cob, baked beans, potato salad, or coleslaw. 1 free lemonade or ice tea is included. Door prize: 2000-0100

27 May, 1900-2100 Memorial Day Hamburger-Eating Contest Register to see how many burgers you can eat in 2 minutes. At 2100 whoever has eaten the most burgers wins. 1st place - $25 & 2nd place - $15. Must be present to win.

31 May, 2000-0300: Toga Party Door prizes-must have Toga outfit to win a door prize. Best Dressed Toga Contest - 1st prize $75 / 2nd prize $50 / 3rd prize $25.

5 May

Cinco De Mayo Latino Music Best Dance contest: 1st place wins a $50 gift card for the Hilltop ($25 for 2nd place).

Crowd applause confirms the winner!

HOUSE BAND

“NIGHT TUNES” Every Wed AT 1900

Sat, 1930-0100

HIP HOP, DANCE &

VARIETY

Fridays & Saturdays 2000-0300

Weekly

Music Format

26 May

Old School

Music & Card

Night

1700-2300

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Special A: $8.95

Special B: $7.95

Add salad bar for $4.95

Add soup and salad bar for $5.95

Soup and salad bar only $7.95

768-7300

HENRY’S PLACE

LUNCH Buffet Special

“A or B”

Every Monday-Friday

1100-1330

1 May: Closed for KN Labor Day 17 May: Closed for Dinner –

KN Buddha’s Birthday 27 May: Closed for US Memorial Day

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HENRY’S PLACE 768-7300

Wednesday-Friday, 1700-2030 N.Y. Cowboy Strip Steak (8oz): $8.95 Potato Salad, Vegetable, Baked Beans, Roll, Ice Tea and Lemonade. Every Wednesday, 1700-2030 Family Night: Build Your Own Pizza & Karaoke ($15.95) Your Family builds their own personal pizza and a pitcher of soda is included.

Every Friday, 1700-2030 Grill Your Own Mongolian B-B-Q Veggies are basic price (1) time through. Not all you can eat. Basic Price: Adults ($9.95) / Ages 6-12 ($4.95) Ages 5 & under eat FREE. Beef, pork, chicken sold by the ounce (50-cents) Beverage not included.

10oz N.Y. Steak ($12.50) 16oz T-Bone Steak ($17.50) Baked potato, coleslaw, corn-on-the-cob, dinner rolls w/butter. Beverage not included.

FREE Snacks Every Wed & Fri, 1730-1830

TURN ‘N BURN GRILL-YOUR-OWN STEAK NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY 1700-2030

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4 May, 1800-2300 Free Entry / Buffet $5

Get your tickets at the door

PRIZE GIVEAWAYS! TVs, Headphones, iPOD Docks and MORE!

POC for this event is PV2 Gutierrez at 010-2693-1156

Henry’s Place, 768-7300

Right Arm Night

31 May / 1700 FREE Snacks while they last

Henry’s Place, 768-7300

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

Texas Hold ‘Em

Tournament

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

Every Wednesday at Henry’s Place

768-7300

House Band

“NIGHT TUNES”

WED, 1900, Hilltop Club

THU, 1700, Henry’s Place

FRI, 1800, Hideaway Club

SAT, 1930-0100, Hilltop Club

26 FMWR Outlook

765-8574

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.

Yeil Skin Laser Clinic

• Three skilled,

English-speaking

dermatologists

• Visit our website

(www.yeilskin.com)

and check out our

column for the USFK

community.

Laser Therapy

: Acne & scar

: Dilated Pores

: Moles, Freckles

: Melasma

: Hair removal

: Skin tightening

Tel : 053-425-0600

www.yeilskin.com

Botox & Filler

Ultra V Lfting

Non-invasive

: wrinkle treatment

: face lifting

Skin Disease

Paid Advertisement

Texas Hold ‘ Em Tournament

Every Thursday at Hideaway Club

FMWR Outlook 27

http://www.yeilskin.com/

Every Tue-Sat, 1700-1900

SUDS AND BUDS DRAFT $1

Reduced Drink Prices

LIVE MUSIC Every Friday Night NIGHT TUNES (HOUSE BAND) plays 1800-2200

House DJ spins from 2200-0300

Free Snacks at 1900

Every Wed, 1700-2200

Karaoke & Ladies Night Strawberry Daiquiris &

Margaritas for $2

Every Sat, 1700-2100

Ladies Night Strawberry Daiquiris & Margaritas for $2

Variety & Old Skool Music with our House DJ at 2200

28 FMWR Outlook

4 May, 2000 Cp Carroll Hideaway Club

Come join the fiesta with South of the border tasty treats and the Latin beat!

Armed Forces Appreciation Night Complimentary Snacks

18 May, 1800-2000 Cp Carroll Hideaway Club

Memorial Day B-B-Q

25 May, 1800-2000 Cp Carroll Hideaway Club

Burgers / Dogs & All the fixin’s

FMWR Outlook 29

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

Asian-Pacific Heritage Month Check out Forgotten Country by Catherine Chung, a novel about a Korean-American woman who must learn about her family’s secret history to save her sister.

Resources & Services Ereaders available for checkout New and Popular Books

Magazines/newspapers

DVD, CD, and audiobooks

Video Games: Wii, PS3, Xbox 360

Libros en Español

Free internet access, including WiFi

Online databases

Ebooks and e-audiobooks

Photocopier

International fax service

Portable DVD players for in-house use

Digital data sender

Children’s area

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May 10 is Military Spouse Appreciation Day The library is offering a free book to military spouses to show our appreciation.

Stop by on May 10 to collect your book while supplies list.

USAG Daegu Library Cp Walker: 764-4318 Cp Carroll: 765-8407

BABY STORYTIME

17 May / 10 a.m.

Cp Walker Library

Songs, rhymes, and stories for our littlest

patrons. Ages 0-24 months.

If you are interested in being a baby storyteller,

please contact Ms. Healey at 764-5910.

CHILDREN’S STORY HOUR

Every Thursday

Cp Walker: 10:30 a.m.

Cp Carroll: Call for times. 765-8407

FMWR Outlook 31

Camp Walker

Arts & Crafts Center

In the Community Activity Center

MATTING & FRAMING CLASS Instruction will be provided by the

Arts & Crafts Center staff by request and during normal operating hours.

Pre-registration is required!

764-5692

32 FMWR Outlook

Better Opportunities for Single

Soldiers (BOSS) All single and unaccompanied Soldiers are welcome!

SGT Jackson, Ashley Office phone: 764-4426 email: [email protected]

Camp Henry/Walker BOSS Meeting Every Wednesday, 1500 Camp Walker Community Activity Center (CAC)

Camp Carroll BOSS Meeting Every Wednesday, 1300 Camp Carroll Community Activity Center (CAC)

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

BOSS Coordinator

www.facebook.com/BOSSAreaIV

PFC Howe, Danielle Carroll President

FMWR Outlook 33

764-4123/5919

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`

CANDY BARS

KitKat $1

Twix $1

Snickers Bar $1

3 Musketeers $1

Reese’s $1

ICE CREAM

Vanilla Soft Ice Cream $0.75

Chocolate Soft Ice Cream $0.75

Ice Cream King Cone $1.50

Ice Cream Bar Original Klondike $1.50

Ice Cream Strawberry Shortcake Bar $1.50

Ice Cream Sandwich Oreo Cookie King $1.50

Ice Cream Klondike Krunch Bar $1.50

SODA

Coke $0.75

Diet Coke $0.75

Pepsi $0.75

Mountain Dew $0.75

Dr. Pepper $0.75

Orange Soda $0.75

7-Up $0.75

Grape Soda $0.75

Smoothie $3

SLUSH

Orange Slush $0.50

Pineapple Slush $0.50

Water $0.50

Pringles Chips $2.25

Popcorn $1

Snack Items available at the CAC

Camp Walker Community Activity Center

764-4123

Balloon ($0.75)

Balloon

w/Helium ($1)

FMWR Outlook 35

Camp Walker Community Center

FREE WATERCOLOR CLASSES Every Friday, 1500-1600 Enjoy general fine art painting instruction in traditional and original art-portrait, still life, and landscape. The instructional goal is the understanding of the basic principles of fine art and development of artistic technique. Learn artistic culture and improve your skills! Instructor: Mr. Ha (010-8258-4377)

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

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

Register today! 764-4123

36 FMWR Outlook

EVENTS Exciting Zone Fun Zone Delicious Zone Useful Zone

19 May / Depart: 1030. Return: 1600 Daegu Metropolitan City at the Gukchae-bosang Memorial Park

All events are free of charge, and the festival content is subject to change. Depart on foot from the Camp Walker Community Activity Center to the park. Bring won and wear comfortable shoes for walking. It will take about 30 minutes.

FREE of charge! / Sign up now! Cp Walker CAC, 764-4123

The 6th Together Day

FMWR Outlook 37

Sign up Now! 764-4123

Transportation fee: $15 (adult) $10 (children under 12). Parents bringing children age 4 and below must bring a car seat. Bring won for shopping, food and snacks. Bus: Departs from the Cp Carroll CAC at 0800 and Cp Walker Commissary at 0900.

Mount Bisul

hiking tour

May 4

Cp Walker

Community Activity

Center

38 FMWR Outlook

Mother’s Day

Poem Competition at the Cp Carroll Community Center

Qualifications: Kids in USAG Daegu (Area IV). Deadline for entrance is May 9. Entry fee is Free. Poems will be read on AFN by winners. 1st & 2nd place winners will receive a free meal of their choice for two at a preferred MWR facility not to exceed $25 on Mother’s Day.

May 1-9 Poem Competition Send poems to [email protected] Date & time: TBA Poem reading by winners on AFN

765-7484

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4 May

2013 Army In Korea (AIK)

8-Ball Championship

Players must qualify from their Areas.

Registration at 1130

Briefing will be conducted at 1230.

Trophies and monetary awards awarded

to 1st

, 2nd

and 3rd

place winners.

Sign up now! 765-8325 Cp Carroll CAC

Weekdays $ 8 per person (Military training) $15 per person (Other)

Weekend 1300-1700 $15 per person; Reservations accepted …

11 May, 1400 Local Table Tennis Tournament Trophies awarded to 1st & 2nd place winners. Must have a minimum or six players.

18 May, 1400 Ice Hockey Tournament (Double elimination) MWR tokens awarded to 1st and 2nd place winners.

For more information, call 765-8325

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Transportation fee: $15 (adult) / $10 (children under 11). Admission fee approximately 3,000 won. Parents bringing children age 4 and below must bring a car seat. Bring a sack lunch or Korean money for your meal. Bus: Departs from the Cp Carroll CAC at 0800 and Cp Walker Commissary at 0900.

Mount. Ju-Wang Hiking Tour

May 18

Cp Carroll Community Activity Center

FMWR Outlook 41

Paid advertisement

Motorcycle Class 18-19 May / 0900-1900 Held on Camp Carroll

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

Born to ride!

42 FMWR Outlook


Transportation fee: $15 (adult) $10 (children under 11). Parents bringing children age 4 and below must bring a car seat. Bring won for shopping, food and snacks. Bus: Departs from the Cp Carroll CAC at 0800 and Cp Walker Commissary at 0900.

Busan

international

shopping tour

May 25

Cp Carroll

Community Activity

Center

FMWR Outlook 43

www.facebook.com/USAGDaegu

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

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

USAG Daegu Facebook:

FMWR Facebook:

“Friend” us

Looking for community information? •Listen to AFN Korea radio at FM 88.5 •Pick up a copy of the weekly Morning Calm Newspaper •Check out the banners on Camps Walker, Henry , and Carroll •Turn on the Command Channel (Ch. #3 – closed circuit). To place an ad, email: [email protected] . •Find the Outlook magazine online at www.ISSUU.com (search for “FMWR Outlook” or scan the QR code on the cover) •Look for posters and flyers in FMWR facilities •Contact your FRG Leader •“Friend” the DHS Facebook at “DoDEA Daegu High School” •Visit the Daegu American School website at (DAS) at http://www.daegu-un.pac.dodea.edu/ •Send and receive “Hot Apple” community information emails. Email: [email protected] •Ask any Customer Service Representative

44 FMWR Outlook

CAMP WALKER

BOWLING CENTER

Fried Chicken

BUY BY THE PIECE: $2.75 (Breast) /

$2.25 (Thigh) / $2 (Wing) $1.95 (Leg)

$5.25 (2 Piece Chicken) White Meat (1ea Wing, Breast)

Dark Meat (1ea Thigh, Leg)

$6.50 (3 Piece Chicken) 1ea Breast / 1ea Thigh / 1ea Leg or Wing

2ea Thigh / 1ea Leg

$7.95 (4 Piece Chicken) 1ea Breast / 1ea Thigh / 1ea Leg / 1ea Wing



764-4334

FMWR Outlook 45

CAMP WALKER BOWLING CENTER, 764-4334

US Holidays, all day Red Head Pin Bowling Bowl a strike with a RED head pin and WIN a free game coupon! How use coupons: per person, per day, two tickets

1 May, 1800-2200 Good Neighbor Bowling Program (Off post middle school students) 12 May, 1400 Mother’s Day Low Score Bowling Tournament Entry fee; $10 per team (two person) 25 May, 1200 9-Pin-No-Tap Bowling Entry fee: $20 (6 games). 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes for high score Tuesday – Friday, 1330-1700 Unlimited Bowling $10 per lane and free shoes (Except U.S. Holidays)

Cp Walker

Bowling Center

46 FMWR Outlook

Wednesday-Friday 1130-1330 (during lunch hour) Buy a Combo Meal from the Strike Zone and the bowling is on us! $2 shoe rental. No reservation will be accepted, otherwise will charge full amount. Wednesdays, 1600-2100 Mid-Week Madness. $1 per game / $2 shoe rental. No reservation will not be accepted; first-come-first serve.

Thursdays, 1600-2230 Bowl 2 Games, Get a 2-Piece Fried Chicken Saturdays, 1900-2300 Extreme Bowling ($2 per game / $2 shoe rental) Sundays, 1130-2230 Red Pin Bowling Bowl a strike with a RED head pin and get one free game! Sundays, 1130-2230 Hourly Bowling ($10 per lane, per hour)

CAMP WALKER BOWLING CENTER, 764-4334

Cp Walker

Bowling Center

will be

CLOSED

May 1-7 to Replace the

Boiler System

May 27th: U.S. Holiday as Memorial Day Bowling Center will Open this Monday.

FMWR Outlook 47

5 May, all day Cinco de Mayo Bowling $15 for unlimited bowling per lane including shoe rental. Red pin is not applied.

12 May, 1100-2200 Youth/Adult “Mother’s Day Bowling” Free bowling for mom when bowling with kids (shoes not included)

18 May, 1600-2100 Armed Forces Day Family Bowling $29 for 2 hours of bowling, shoes rental, soda, rotisserie chicken or 17” large pizza per lane.

27 May, all day Memorial Day Bowling Special $2 per game and $1 shoe rental

CAMP CARROLL BOWLING CENTER / 765-4470

48 FMWR Outlook

Tuesdays, 1700-2000 Boss and Buddy Bowling Pay for just one person (2-for-1 special) Naturally, the boss pays for shoes Wednesdays, 1600-2100 $1 games during Mid-Week Madness Fridays & Saturdays, 1800-2200 Extreme Bowling Saturdays, 1700-2200 Buy a Combo Meal and Bowl 2 games for free Saturdays, 1800-2200 “Man-Up Bowling” $1 Bowling for the Men (shoe rental not included) Sundays, all day: Red Pin Bowling

Monday-Friday, 1100-1330 Free Lunchtime Bowling Purchase a Strike Zone Combo Meal or Lunch Special and Bowl Free

CAMP CARROLL BOWLING CENTER & SNACK BAR 765-4470

Monday-Friday 1330-1700 Early Bird Dollar Bowling Special $1 per game / $1 shoe rental

ROTISSERIE CHICKEN Full Bird: $12.95 / ½ Bird: $6.95

FULL-BIRD DINNER Choice of side, seasoned criss-cut fries,

4 dinner rolls: $18.95 HALF-BRID DINNER

Choice of side, seasoned criss-cut fries, 2 dinner rolls: $10.95

CHOICE OF SIDES Coleslaw, potato salad, macaroni salad

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

FMWR Outlook 49

Do It Yourself The Auto Skills Center has trained instructors and mechanics to

guide customers through a wide range of repairs and maintenance.

ONGOING SERVICES

Charging Systems

Check Engine Trouble Codes

Smog Check Failures

Air Conditioning

Automobile Engines Repair

Fuel Injection/Carburation

Oil Change Service

Overheating

Electrical

AUTO REPAIR SERVICES

Timing belt replacement

Computerized 4-wheel alignments

Tune-ups

Tire installation, repair and balance

Cooling system and radiator service

Clutch replacement

Air conditioning service, including R 134A conversions

Engine replacement and rebuilding

Safety inspections

Car brake repair service

Detail service, vehicle disposal and other vehicle problems

Auto Skills,

Cp Henry (Bldg. S-1415) / 768-8164

50 FMWR Outlook

FILET MIGNON SPECIAL: $19.95 8oz Filet Mignon - Baked potato or steamed rice, vegetable

medley, dinner roll, soup or salad, ice tea or lemonade.

765-4470

Co-located with the Camp Carroll Bowling Center

EVERY WEDNESDAY, 1700-2000 Turn n’ Burn Your-Own-Steak

T-Bone Steak ($11.95) / N.Y. Steak ($10.95) / 5oz Chicken Breast ($7.95)

Includes corn-on-cob, baked potato and coleslaw

Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 1100-1330 / Wed-Sat: 1630-2100

Steaks & Sides Burgers & BBQ Southwest Fare

Homestyle Cookin’ Sopas y Ensaladas

FMWR Outlook 51

16 May / 1830-2200 Camp Walker

CDC

FREE CHILDCARE for registered children – from 6 weeks to

12 years old

Limited number of slots so CALL EARLY – first day to register is

Wednesday, 1 May at 0900

Reserve your space at Parent

Central Services 764-5298

Paid Advertisement

TAEKWON-DO CLASS Tue & Thu, Beginners (1700) Advanced (1750) $60 p/month PIANO CLASS Mon-Fri, 1720 & 1820 $130 p/month (8 sessions) TIGER TOTS TAEKWON-DO Held at the CDC bldg. 223 Tue & Thu 1100 (AM session) 1600 (PM session) $35 p/month

DRUMS Mon, 1500. $50 p/month SWIMMING CLASS Mon & Wed, Beginners (1730) Tue & Thu, Advance (1730) $80 p/month (8 sessions) ARTS & CRAFTS Mon & Thu 8-12 years (1530-1700) 13-18 years (1730-1900) $80 p/month plus one time $30 registration fee (covers materials) BALLET CLASS Tue & Thu 3-4 years (1700) / 5-up (1740) $60 p/month

SKIES Unlimited INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES

764-5721/4112

Looking for Skies Instructors Guitar / Hello Music Together / Gymnastics. Email: [email protected]

Child, Youth & School Services

New Class

FMWR Outlook 53

http://qrcode.kaywa.com/img.php?s=6&d=http://www.cysskorea.com/daegu


CDC FULL DAY PROGRAM

Days of Operation: Mon-Fri (Closed on Federal Holidays)

Hours of Operation: Mon-Wed & Fri, 0530-1800 / Thu, 0615-1800

Ages Served: Infant/Pre-Toddler (6 weeks-18 months) /

Pre-Toddler/Toddler (18-36 months) / Preschool (3-4 years) /

Strong Beginnings Pre-K (Children must be entering Kindergarten in August)

Kindergarten Before/After School and Summer Program / Child Development Center

Offers Before, and After School Care and Summer Care for Kindergarten Children.

Days/Hours of Operation:

Mon-Fri, 0530-0730 & 1430-1800 / School Out Days: 0530-1800

Ages Served: 5-6 years (Children Currently in Kindergarten)

764-5298

Please join us for our Strong Beginnings Graduation on May 31st at 10 am. You will

be amazed and delighted at the knowledge and skills of these pint sized scholars. So

join us as we celebrate a big step in these children's lives.

Refreshments will be served and the entire community is invited.

24 May: CYSS Closed for Semiannual Training 27 May: CYSS Closed for Memorial Day

54 FMWR Outlook

Every Wednesday, 1600-1700

Tech Club Meeting for Lego Mind Storm

Racing Cars

POC is Mr. Sam, 764-5721

Every Friday, 1600-1700

Triple Play Club Meeting for Arms Exercise

POC is Mr. Sam

3 May, 1600-1800

Bowling at Cp Walker Bowling Center

with Staff

POC is Mr. Brandon

4 May, 1430-1600

Sewing Club Meeting; Mother’s Day project

POC is Ms. DuBois

6 May, 1530-1630

Mother’s Day Art & Craft Coaster Making

POC is Ms. DuBois

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

10 May, 1530-1700

Cooking Club; Mother’s Day Cookie Baking

POC is Mr. Yu

14 May, 1730

Bagging Orientation

POC is Mr. Silva/Ms. DuBois

23 May, 1630-1700

Dodgeball / POC is Mr. Yu

27 May: Closed for Memorial Day

28 May, 1300-1800

Art Gallery Field Trip & World Cup Shopping

Mall. POC is Ms. DuBois

31 May, 1530-1800

End of the Year 4-H / BGCA Club

Achievement & Recognition Party

POC is Ms. DuBios

24 May: CYSS Closed for Semiannual Training 27 May: CYSS Closed for Memorial Day

FMWR Outlook 55

CYS Services, Camp Walker

Class description:

Students will learn about color theory and

techniques of using watercolor paints. They will get

a chance to practice those techniques and apply them

to different projects during our eight sessions

together. We will also discuss various artists who

have created abstract art, still life art and landscapes.

Through the understanding of this information,

students will apply it to create their own watercolor

works of art.

Information about the instructor: Hello! My name is Joaquina DuBois. I have lived in South

Korea for nine months and am looking forward to working with

the children here in Area IV. I have a B.S. degree in Art

Education and have had the chance to work with children in

Ramstein, Germany as the Ceramics Instructor there. I also

worked with home schooling groups in Wiesbaden, Germany and

taught drawing and painting classes with them. Following our

tour in Europe, we moved stateside and I taught private lessons

from my home.

It is a special day to recognize child

care providers, teachers and other

educators of young children

everywhere. Started in 1996 by a group

of volunteers in New Jersey, Provider

Appreciation Day is appropriately

celebrated each year on the Friday

before Mother's Day. The founding

organizers saw the need to recognize

the tireless efforts of providers who

care for children of working parents.

Momentum and support for this event

has grown each year.

Friday, May 10

CDC Provider

Appreciation Day

Camp Walker CDC. Bldg 223

764-4834 / 764-5298

In special Recognition we

will be hosting a Provider

Appreciation Lunch for

the staff

Families are welcome to

join us in showing appreciation

for all CYSS staff do for the

young children of Daegu

Lunch will be served

at 1145

764-5721 56 FMWR Outlook

SAC offers before-and-after school services and full-

day programs during school out days.

Children in grades 1-6.

In addition to our daily activities of arts and crafts,

group games and friendly competitions we offer:

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. The clubs

are Tech Gurus, Incredible Art and Team Play. This is a chance for our children to learn

new skills, develop new interests and grow their leadership abilities.

Open Recreation

Open Recreation will be offered 1200-1600 at the School Age Center on Saturday, May

18. This is for registered children in grades 1-6. We will provide supervision for these

children at no cost to the parents. This is offered on a first come, first served basis, limit 15

children. Parents, please feed your children before they arrive. Call 764-5297 to register

your child for the program.

Registration closes Thursday, May 16 at 1700.

Summer Swimming Program DAEGU Dolphins

REGISTRATION 1-31 May Cost $65 / Ages 6-18

764-4859 CYS Services, Sports

24 May: CYSS Closed for Semiannual Training 27 May: CYS Closed for Memorial Day

CYS Services, School Age Center 764-5297

FMWR Outlook 57

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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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58 FMWR Outlook

Money Matter Workshops can give you the tools you need to make the right choices in Planning for College; Budget Living Within Your Means; Credit/Debt; Saving & Investing; and Entrepreneurship. Stop by the Youth Center and sign up for these informational workshops that lead to a BGCA Money Matters Scholarships. Does $2,000 to $5,000 scholarship sound good to YOU!

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

MONEY MATTERS Workshop

Have comments, questions, and/or concerns please call

the HIRED! Coordinator at 764-5721,

764-4112 or email to [email protected]

14 May, 1600 Budget Living Within Your Means

21 May, 1600 Credit and Debt

FMWR Outlook 59


60 FMWR Outlook

USAG DAEGU SPORTS AND FITNESS

ITEM DESCRIPTION (Cost: N/A)

Basketball

Boxing Gloves

Hand Wraps

Heavy Bag & Gloves

Football

Football Flag

Football Tee

Towel Large/Small

Locker Keys

Head Phones

Table

Softball

Softball Gloves

Softball Bats

Soccer Ball

Shin Guard

Sports Uniform

Jersey

Pinny

Tennis Racket

Tennis Ball

Volleyball

Yoga Mats

Whistles

Stop Watch

Cones

Jump Ropes

Chairs

Weighted Vest

Water Jugs

Racquetballs

Racquetball Rackets

Protective Glasses

Multi-Purpose Fields

$35 (4 hrs or less)

$55 (6 hrs or less)

$100 (12 hrs or full day)

Multi-Purpose Field Pavilion

$15 (4 hrs or less)

$25 (6 hrs or less)


Volleyball Knee Pads

Dumbbells

Abdominal Strap

Weighted Vest

Weight Bar

Stretch Band

Road Vest

Weight Belt

Chain Belt

Medicine Ball

CAMP WALKER 764-4800/4907

CAMP CARROLL 765-8118/8287

FACILITY RENTAL

Picnic Areas $25

Indoor Pool Picnic $25 without grill

$35 with grill

Basketball Court $35 (4 hrs or less)

$50 (6 hrs or less)


Aerobics Room $15 (4 hrs or less)

$25 (6 hrs or less)


Racquetball Courts $15 (4 hrs or less)

$25 (6 hrs or less)


Tennis Courts $15 (4 hrs or less)

$25 (6 hrs or less)


FMWR Outlook 61

CROSSFIT A functional, mission-oriented workout that is sure to shock and sculpt your body to enhance your daily activities, and designed to build power and agility. MAT PILATES Enhances your postural alignment, balance, strength, flexibility and coordination. A challenging core workout that is sure to compliment your cardio sessions. POWER YOGA isometric strength training that will burn calories and sculpt lean muscle mass combined with flexibility training to enhance connective tissue and muscle power. TRX A suspension resistance training system using your own body weight to sculpt and tone. ZUMBA is the only Latin-inspired dance fitness program that blends red-hot international music, easy to follow dance steps to form a fitness party that is downright addictive.

AQUA PUMP A fun centered exercise that is designed for a challenging cardio and toning workout with minimal impact. Non swimmers are welcome. CYCLING High intensity indoor cycling class that incorporates a 15 minute core conditioning phase at the end of the journey. Guaranteed to make you sweat. H.E.A.T. High Explosive Anaerobic Training will leave you breathless for an intense cardio-strength-core circuit training for a full 30 minutes with a high energy warm up and end with deep Yoga stretches.

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

62 FMWR Outlook

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

CW 0530 NO Class--GD CW 0600 – Zumba - MB CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba – RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – LM CW 1900 Mat Pilates – NE/BL

CW0530 CrossFit – DW CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling - LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-MB CW1830 Aqua Pump – BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 CrossFit – DW

CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling – LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC 1900 CrossFit DW

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW* CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba - RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – LM CC 1915 CrossFit - DW

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling – LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-RD CW1830 Aqua Pump – BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 CrossFit- DW

CW 0530 NO CLASS - GD CW 0600 – Zumba - MB CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba – RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – LM CW 1900 Mat Pilates – NE/BL

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling - LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-MB CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 CrossFit - DW

CW 0530 – CrossFit – DW* CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling – LM CC 1900 CrossFit DW


CW 0530 H.E.A.T - GD CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling – LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-RD CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 CrossFit - DW

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

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling - LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-MB CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 CrossFit - DW



CW 0530 H.E.A.T. – GD CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling - LM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-RD CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 CrossFit – DW

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

CW 0530 CrossFit – DW CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling - LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-TN CW1830 Aqua Pump - BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 – CrossFit - DW


CW 0530 CrossFit – DW* CW 0900 Yoga – SP CW 1015 Zumba - RD CW1800 Cycling - JS CC 1800 Zumba – LM CC 1915 CrossFit – DW

CW 0530 H.E.A.T- GD CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling – LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-RD CW1830 Aqua Pump – BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM* CC 1900 CrossFit – DW

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

CW 0530 CrossFit - DW CC 0600 – TRX/Cycling - LM CW 0900 CrossFit DW CC1000 Zumba – MM CW1015 Zumba - MB CW1800 Zumba-MB CW1830 Aqua Pump – BL CC 1800 Cycling – LM * CC 1900 CrossFit – DW


MAY 2013

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

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

USAG Daegu Fitness Calendar

Contact us at: [email protected] AREAFOUR FIT or AREAFOUR ZUMBA in Facebook

Cp Walker: 764-4800

Cp Carroll: 765-8118 Loraine Melgoza-

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Marlyn Banzon Dexter Wise Nicole Eskridge Mardy Menzimer

Betsy Lizotte Jessica Strelfel Grace Dewars Robin Doaty

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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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Every Monday & Wednesday, 1800-2100 Unit Level Softball League 2 May Unit Level Volleyball League Sign up through your unit / 764-4800

Cp Walker

Kelly Fitness Center

6-7 May, 1800-2100 Cp Walker Unit Level Volleyball Championship

USAG Daegu (Area IV)

Unit Level Volleyball

Championships

13-14 May, 1800-2100 Cp Walker

Kelly Fitness Center

764-4800

Post Level Men’s/Women’s Softball League (USAG Daegu Team)

3-5 May: Pre-Season Tournament at USAG Yongsan 24-27 May: Pacific-Wide Tournament at Yongsan

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Cp Carroll vs Cp Walker Volleyball Competition 25 May, 1330-1530 Cp Walker Kelly Field & Fitness Center

Strong B.A.N.D.S. Events

Cp Walker fitness Center

Memorial Day Softball Tournament 25-27 May, Cp Walker Kelly Fitness Center Tournament begins at 1500 Memorial Day 5K Run/ 2-Mile Walk 27 May, Cp Walker Kelly Fitness Center Registration: 0715-0745 Race begins at 0800

USAG Daegu Fit Games II 25 May, Cp Walker Kelly Fitness Center Battle of the Fittest 1st, 2nd & 3rd place awards

764-4800

Strong B.A.N.D.S. sponsored in part by the DCSC

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Cp Carroll Fitness Center 765-8118

Army In Korea (AIK) Volleyball Championship

17-19 May Cp Carroll Fitness Center

Top two teams from each garrison will

converge on Camp Carroll for three days of intense volleyball

competition!

“ANY TIME. ANY DAY”

Follow us on facebook USAG Daegu Sports, Fitness and Aquatics

on twitter@USAGDaeguSports

FITNESS CENTER

ORIENTATION

Every Tuesday & Thursday

1000-1100, Cp Carroll Gym

Mr. Algarin, 765-8118

FMWR Outlook 67

Intramural Softball League 6-31 May, 1800 Cp Carroll Story Field Intramural Softball Pre Season Tournament 29 April-3 May, 1800. Cp Carroll Story Field

The Tire Flip & Jump Challenge

23 May at Cp Carroll Fitness Center Parking Lot Register 1700-1745 Event begins 1800

Strong Bands Events

Cp Carroll Fitness Center

USAG Daegu 10-Miler Qualifier 4 May at Cp Carroll Fitness Center Register 0700-0745 Race begins 0800

765-8118

765-8118

Cp Carroll

fitness center

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Camp Carroll

Fitness Center

will be closed

1300-1700

Sunday, 12 May

DPW will be installing

new power meters for

the facility.

CAMP WALKER

KELLY FITNESS CENTER / 764-4800/4225

Spin Cycle Room 1st Floor Cardio Room

Racquetball Court

Areas

will

re-open

on

13 May

25 MARCH THRU 13 MAY

FMWR Outlook 69

3-4 May

1800-2100

USAG Yongsan

For more information, call 764-4907

Cardio Equipment

Machine & Free Weights

Workout Accessories

Showers & Sauna

Cp Henry

Fit-To-Win

Center

Mon-Fri, 0500-2000 Sat & U.S. Holidays, 1000-1800

768-6604

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Indoor Pool Mon-Wed & Fri: 0530-1930 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 1100-1930 Closed Thursdays

764-4800 (Cp Walker) 765-8118 (Cp Carroll)

Swimming Class Beginners (ages 5 & up) Tuesdays & Fridays, 1630-1800 Intermediate (ages 5 & up) Tuesdays & Friday, 1715-1800 Instructor must approve abilities in the beginner class before progressing to intermediate class. Adults: Please see Kendra Nightingale at the Cp Carroll Gym for times.

Classes are $50 monthly Please pay a visit to the

Cp Carroll Fitness Center Administration office to sign up!

Soldiers Swimming

Lessons are FREE!

Cp Carroll Pool / 765-8118

Cp Walker Pool / 764-3873

Indoor Pool Mon-Wed & Fri: 0530-2000 Thu: 0500-0800 & 1700-2000 Sat, Sun & US Holidays: 1000-1800

Swimming Class Sundays, 1700 / 764-4800

Cp Walker Outdoor Pool 25 May (Memorial Weekend) Wed –Mon from 1000-1900 Tuesdays Closed / 764-4553

Cp Carroll Outdoor Pool 25 May (Memorial Weekend) Tue-Sun from 1100-1900 Mondays Closed / 765-4274

OUTDOOR POOLS

RE-OPENING

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Sharing opinions and ideas on ICE is one more way

to say “I Care about my community.”

We’re Listening.

Say it on

ICE

We’re Listening

http://ice.disa.mil

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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)

SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULES

Temporary Schedule (Effective 1 April 2013)


Note: The 1430 hr bus run will not stop at bus stop #10 (Cp George) during DoDDS school days. Buses returning to Cp Henry do not pick up new passengers going to Cp Walker/Cp George. P=Mon, Tue, Wed & Friday only except Holidays – P.T. Runs / XXX=Bus will not stop at location

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Weekend & U.S. Holiday (Cp Henry – Cp George – Cp Walker – Cp George – Cp Henry)


Paid advertisement


Note: The 1430 hr bus run will not stop at bus stop #10 (Cp George) during DoDDS school days.

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

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Camp Carroll on Post

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

* Camp Carroll TMP dispatch office will be closed every Saturday and Sunday (effective 1 April 2013)


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

FMWR Outlook 75

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FMWR Outlook 77

As a recognized/approved realtor by USAG-Daegu Housing Division, we are on the front-line, prepared to provide top customer service – guarantee – serving the best interest of our clients. Quality service survey clearly verifies that My Planet Realty handles customer needs in a highly professional skill and manner. Since its inception, My Planet Realty has achieved the Quality Service Award every year. We are determined and committed to delivering top-notch service for you and your family - just ask our hundreds of satisfied clients and customers.

Contact Jane Lee: 010-5637-5559 (in Korea)

82-10-5637-5559 (from the US) E-mail: [email protected]

USAG Daegu Realtor Trained, 2QTR FY11 Paid Advertisement

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

Hip Hop, Dance,

and Variety Music 2000 ‘til closing.

Breakfast

menu available

0100-0245

Guest DJ’s welcome on

Fridays 2100-2300 Call to reserve

your spot, 764-4985.

FMWR Outlook 79

Transportation provided to and from Daechon Beach!

$60: Includes hotel for

2 nights and 2 meals

Documents

FMWR Daegu May Outlook Magazine