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WHAT’S INSIDE! Proudly serving the residents of our Camp Pendleton communities. June 2017

How To Get Rid Of Household Hazardous Waste

Household Hazardous Waste Locations

Lincoln Stroller Strides Program

Galaxy of Comics Carnival Vol. 2

Did You Know?

Religious Services Schedule

MCCS June Events

Summer Activities

Geek Squad Summer Academy

HOW TO GET RID OF HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE Lincoln Military Housing Strongly Encourages Residents to Properly Dispose of

Household Hazardous Waste to Protect Your Family’s Health and the Environment.What is Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)?• Used Motor Oil• Automotive Fluids (antifreeze, brake, transmission)• Automotive Filters• Paints, Stains, Thinners & Strippers• Solvents & Varnishes• Adhesives, Glues, Resins• Waste Fuels (Kerosene, Gasoline)• Poisons, Insecticides, Weed Killers, Pesticides• Photo Chemicals, Chemistry Sets• Cleaners, Spot Removers• All Batteries (Nicad, button, Lithium, Car)• Aerosol Cans• Compressed Gas (Propane Tanks) • Electronics (TVs, computers, circuit boards)

For More Information Call Your District Office.

*KIDS, NEVER TOUCH HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. ASK YOUR PARENTS TO PACKAGE THESE

PRODUCTS.

Regulatory Requirements andCommunity Policy Reminder

Federal and State Regulations prohibit disposal of HHW into the trash.

Lincoln Military Housing (LMH) Community Policies:

• Residents may not change automotive fluids within LMH housing. Please go to the Skills Center or Automotive Service Centers (see page 2).• Residents who abandon or drop off prohibited HHW on LMH properties may be subject to added fees.• Please dispose of your HHW legally and responsibly to protect your health and the environment.

Where can you get rid of HHW?Automotive Parts Stores and Service CentersOn-base & Off-base (see page 2)Accepts: Used Oil, Oil Filters, Some Automotive Fluids

HHW Collection Center in Oceanside (see page 2) Accepts: All HHW from residents in Oceanside,Carlsbad and Camp Pendleton.

Quarterly HHW Collection Events On-Base(see page 2)

Lincoln Military HousingAccepts Only: Electronics, Fluorescent Tubes, andsome batteries (no car batteries). Do not drop off anyother HHW to Lincoln Military Housing Facilities orYards. All other HHW is prohibited.

To Ensure Safety, Please:• Tighten caps and lids leaving materials in original labeled containers.• Pack containers in sturdy upright boxes and pad with newspaper.• Sort and pack separately: paint, pesticides, household cleaners.• NEVER MIX CHEMICALS!• Pack your vehicle and go directly to the site. NEVER SMOKE while handling hazardous materials.• Do not place waste in a garbage bag.

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTERSOn-base Automtive Service CentersFirestone Complete Auto CareMainside, Bldg 13w026(Across from Mainside Center) - (760) 385-9834

Firestone Complete Auto CareSan Onofre, Building 51091 - (949) 492-1143

Oil Exchange Quik Lube Mainside, Bldg. 13031(Across from Mainside Center) - (760) 725-5525

Oil Exchange Quik Lube Pacific Plaza, Building 20840(near Main Gate) - (760) 430-1837

Auto Skills CenterMainside off “A” Street - (760) 725-5963Automotive Self-Service Center provides Tools for you to work on your vehicles.

AUTOMOTIVE PARTS STORES AND SERVICE CENTERSOff-base Automotive Service CentersAutoZone#5560, (760) 967-73953975 Mission Blvd., Oceanside - (Or Any AutoZone)

Express Tire (760) 722-12611151 South Coast Highway, Oceanside

Jiffy Lube #1278 (760) 439-50501970 Oceanside Blvd., Oceanside - (Or Any Jiffy Lube)

Midas #77038 (760) 757-50042510 Mission Ave., Oceanside

O’Reilly Autoparts #0331 (760) 722-1878502 Oceanside Blvd., Oceanside - (Or Any O’Reilly Store)

Oceanside Tire and Service (760) 940-1100499A College Blvd., Oceanside

Pep Boys #667 (760) 721-16082041 Mission Ave., Oceanside - (Or Any Pep Boys)

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION AND RECYCLING CENTER IN OCEANSIDEOceanside Recycling Center2880 Industry St., Oceanside, CA 92054(Located one block south of Oceanside Blvd.)Hours of OperationScheduled Saturdays by appointments only -- please contact customer service at 1(800) DUMPSTER or (760) 439-2824 to schedulean appointmentAppointments required?Yes, for the drop-off of household hazardous waste or universal waste on Saturdays -- however, used motor oil, oil filters and antifreeze can be dropped off on weekdays without an appointment.Who can drop off HHW?Residents of Carlsbad, Oceanside and Camp Pendleton. Proof of residency is required.

HOW TO GET RID OF HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE

LINCOLN STROLLER STRIDES PROGRAMIf you are looking to join a fun exercise group, please check out Lincoln’s Stroller Strides group which meets each week and is free for all CPEN Lincoln residents. Currently this program is located in certain housing areas and will expand as resident participation grows. For further information, please contact instructor Melissa Kim,mrsmelissakim@gmail.com

DID YOU KNOW?If you are currently living in Lincoln Military Housing and receive deployment orders, you are not required to vacate your home.  Your family may be away from the home for up to 5 months.  NOTE: a caregiver must be provided to Lincoln Military Housing to watch over your home during your absence.

CAMP PENDLETON RELIGIOUS SERVICES SCHEDULEPlease refer to the Base website for chapel services for further details: http://www.pendleton.marines.mil/StaffAgencies/ChaplainsMarine Memorial Chapel: Main Side Building 1161Sunday Mass: ..................................................................................................................... 8:00 AMProtestant Service: ...........................................................................................Sunday at 10:30 AM

Ranch House: 24 area Building 24150Lutheran service: ............................................................................................. Sunday at 10:00 AM

Blinder Memorial Chapel: South Mesa Building 202863Catholic Mass: ..................................................................................................Sunday at 10:30 AMGospel Fellowship: ............................................................................ Sunday at 8:15 AM - 9:45 AMJewish: ................................................................................ Last Friday of every month at 6:00 PM

Caruso Memorial Chapel: SOI, Building 52510LDS Service: ....................................................................................................... Sunday at 9:00 AMProtestant Service: ...........................................................................................Sunday at 11:00 AMLDS Service: ........................................................................................................Sunday at 7:00 PM

EVENTS & COMMUNITY NEWSMCCS JUNE EVENTSA complete list of MCCS Activities and Events can be found at:http://www.mccscp.com

Jun 5 - 9 - Youth Sports Paddleboard CampAges: 7 – 17, Location: Del Mar Beach Lagoon (kids cove)Time: 9am – 12pm. Price: $190 (with a $10 sibling discount).Learn more and register at mccscp.com/youthsport

Jun 5 - Jul 15 - Free Summer Reading Program for Kids, Teens & AdultsSign up today at: mccscp.com/libraries/

Jun 6 - 2017 2017 Camp Pendleton Volunteer ExpoCan’t find that perfect volunteer opportunity that just calls to you? We will help you find it. Pacific Views Event Center from 10am-2pm. More info at mccscp.com/volunteer

Jun 10 - 11 - Marine Corps Mud RunRacing to support our Marines, fun for all ages. Register today at mccscp.com/mudrun

Jun 14-15 - Geek Squad AcademyAges 10 and up. Fun and interactive learning environment about the latest technology in photography and film production, 3D Design, Digital Citizenship and Digital Music Creation. Register by Jun 2, mccscp.com/familycare/

Jun 17 - 3rd Annual CHEERpros Cheerleading CampAges 5-16, $40 per child, $25 additional sibling. Register Today at mccscp.com/youthsports

Jun 17 - Aug 5 Golf CampGolf Camps include beginning player level objects, golf safety, etiquette, ball striking, foot golf and golf fundamentals. Skills challenge will be on final week on Aug 4 with BBQ awards luncheon. Junior Golfers Ages 10-17 $125. and Little Gophers Ages 5-9 $75.Limited to 30. mccscp.com/golf/

Jun 20 - Aug 11 Youth Summer Classes (Basic Sailing and Kayaking) This class covers all the basic fundamentals of sailing. You will be sailing the first day of class. Ages 10-17. Cost: $150. Ages 10-17 mccscp.com/marina/

Jun 24 - Free 11th Annual Free Monarchs For Marines Football & Cheer CampAges 5-18, Non-contact football fundamentals and skills camp. Register Today at mccscp.com/youthsports

Jun 23 - College Application BootcampActive duty personnel will receive guidance and have a fully prepared college application completed and ready to submit by the end of the day. Limited seating, sign up early at mccscp.com/jec

Jun 26 - Aug 11 Stables Summer Camp Group Instruction by equestrian experts, Horse husbandry, tact, feed, groom and rideInclude - lunch, lessons and shirts and craft, drop off authorized, helmets (or bring your own) See site for age breakdown and camp dates; costs depend on the amount of kids in camp 5 kids $300 each; 6 or more $225 each mccscp.com/stables/

Jun 29 - Summer Nights at 13 Area PoolOpen to all ages! 6:30pm-10pm, Splash the night away, food trucks and a movie, visit mccscp.com/aquatics

PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE

PA I DESCONDIDO, CAPERMIT NO. 605

PO Box 6067Oceanside, CA 92052-6067

LINCOLN MILITARY HOUSING Green Article

JOIN US IN HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT BY LIVING GREEN.

WATER CONSERVATIONWater is the planet’s most precious resource; life cannot exist without water. To ensure we continue to have clean drinking water for our families and water for all of the earth’s creatures, we need to conserve where we can. Water conservation is the most cost-effective and environmentally sound way to reduce our demand for water.

Here are some simple things you can do to save even more water: • Shorten showers to 5 minutes. • Turn off water when brushing your teeth. • Turn off water while soaping your dirty dishes if you hand-wash your dishes. • Don’t use the toilet as a wastebasket. • Be sure to test your toilet for leaks at least once a year. • While shaving, turn off the running water until you are ready to rinse. • Run your clothes washer and dishwasher only when they are full. • If you like your drinking water cold, keep a pitcher with a water filter in the refrigerator rather than running the tap until it gets cold each time. That way you’ll stay hydrated and not waste a drop! • Water your plants with left-over rinse water. (Plants also love fish tank water!) • Hand-wash single garments. • Do not use water to thaw food. Defrost food in the refrigerator for water efficiency and food safety. • Teach your children to turn off faucets tightly after each use. • Shorten your shower by a minute or two and you’ll save up to 150 gallons per month. • Call Lincoln at Your Service at 1-888-578-4141 if you find any leaks. • Go to the City of San Diego website for more programs: www.sandiego.gov/water/conservation

Source: www.saveourh2o.org