PAGE 12 WWW.NORTHWESTNAVIGATOR.COM NORTHWEST NAVIGATOR> KITSAP/EVERETT EDITION • Friday, JULy 16, 2010 Starbase Atlantis is a fast paced hands on science, technology, engineering and math program offered to students just coming out of the 4th grade and going into the 5th grade, or out of the 5th and going into the 6th grade. The 10-12-year old students are introduced to computer assisted design computer programs, flight simulators and Bernoulliís principal, Newtonís three laws of motion, and many other experiments. This is not a summer camp, but a science learn- ing opportunity that many students do not have the opportunity to enjoy in a normal classroom setting. Starbase Atlantis, locat- ed at TTF Bangor, room D-202, has scheduled a summer session running from Aug. 2-5. Military and civilian DoD employees and family members that have not attended the program or that are not scheduled for the upcoming school year are invited to apply on a first come first serve basis. There is no cost to attend. The hours of the program will be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Students will need to bring a lunch and a non-carbonated drink. By the way, the students will be launching and building their own rockets! Required applications can be filled out and returned to Starbase Atlantis direc- tor Mo Yates. They can be accessed online at: starba- seatlantisbangor.pbworks. com. Please ensure that all forms are signed. Starbase Atlantis, 2000 Thresher Ave, Silverdale, WA 98315-2000, (360) 315-2612, Fax: (360) 315-2747. Ready for some rocket science? Courtesy photo The upcoming Department of the Navy DEFY camp is looking for kids and mentor volunteers. The 2010-2011 session commences in August with an 8-day summer camp Aug. 10-13 and 16-19. Enrollment is open for 9-12 year old, with registration ending (for kids and mentors) on July 28. There will be a parent meeting July 24 at 9 a.m. at the BHAC building (#2850 off Thresher Ave.) on Naval Base Kitsap Bangor. For more information on enrollment and/or being a mentor, contact HM2 Richard Schreck at (360) 475-4220/2310, or [email protected] or HM2 Diana Rodriguez at (360) 475-4372, or [email protected] TIME TO APPLY FOR DEFY JULY 2 A boy to Lacey A and An- drew M. Hines of Poulsbo JULY 3 A boy to Delanie K. and Aaron R. Schaefer of Port Orchard A boy to Maricar Y. and Johnathon A. Warren of Bangor A boy to Na Chen and Grant E Gibson of Silver- dale JULY 4 A boy to Sarah and Jeremy Gunderson of Silverdale JULY 5 A boy to Eloisa and Lloyd W. Cook III of Bremerton JULY 6 A boy to Jessica and Brian Klein of Bremerton JULY 7 A boy to Heather and Ken- neth Abbate of Bremerton JULY 8 A boy to Erin and Chris- topher Sauerwein of Silverdale JULY 9 A girl to Amber and Richard Maxwell, Jr. of Bremerton A boy to Mary and Doug- las Neff of Bremerton JULY 11 A girl to Dany Ann and Lee Sok Tran of Silverdale Forest City Summer Fest All families who reside with Forest City Residential Management at Bangor, Bremerton and Keyport are welcome to come out for some good times and good food! Trident Lakes ball fields on Saturday, July 24, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Barbecue, soft drinks, snacks, and ice cream will be served. There will be bouncy houses and games for kids and adults alike, as well as door prizes and raffles for bicycles, and back-to-school supplies and backpacks full of good- ies to be won. The Fire Department will be out with big trucks for the kids to explore, and many activities and booths to experience. As a special bonus, the playhouse featured in the Armed Forces Day parade in May will be raffled off. RSVP by 6 p.m. July 21 at (360) 598-5831. NAVY BIRTHS

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Page 12 www.NORTHweSTNaVIgaTOR.cOm NORTHweST NaVIgaTOR> KITSAP/EVERETT EDITION • Friday, JULy 16, 2010

Starbase Atlantis is a fast paced hands on science, technology, engineering and math program offered to students just coming out of the 4th grade and going into the 5th grade, or out of the 5th and going into the 6th grade.

The 10-12-year old stu-dents are introduced to computer assisted design computer programs, flight simulators and Bernoulliís principal, Newtonís three laws of motion, and many other experiments.

This is not a summer camp, but a science learn-

ing opportunity that many students do not have the opportunity to enjoy in a normal classroom setting.

Starbase Atlantis, locat-ed at TTF Bangor, room D-202, has scheduled a summer session running from Aug. 2-5. Military and civilian DoD employees and family members that have not attended the program or that are not scheduled for the upcoming school year are invited to apply on a first come first serve basis.

There is no cost to attend. The hours of the program will be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,

Monday through Thursday. Students will need to bring a lunch and a non-carbonated drink.

By the way, the students will be launching and build-ing their own rockets!

Required applications can be filled out and returned to Starbase Atlantis direc-tor Mo Yates. They can be accessed online at: starba-seatlantisbangor.pbworks.com. Please ensure that all forms are signed. Starbase Atlantis, 2000 Thresher Ave, Silverdale, WA 98315-2000, (360) 315-2612, Fax: (360) 315-2747.

Ready for some rocket science?

Courtesy photo

The upcoming Department of the Navy DEFY camp is looking for kids and mentor volunteers. The 2010-2011 session commences in August with an 8-day summer camp Aug. 10-13 and 16-19. Enrollment is open for 9-12 year old, with registration ending (for kids and mentors) on July 28. There will be a parent meeting July 24 at 9 a.m. at the BHAC building (#2850 off Thresher Ave.) on Naval Base Kitsap Bangor. For more information on enrollment and/or being a mentor, contact HM2 Richard Schreck at (360) 475-4220/2310, or [email protected] or HM2 Diana Rodriguez at (360) 475-4372, or [email protected]

TIME TO APPLY FOR DEFY

July 2A boy to Lacey A and An-drew M. Hines of Poulsbo

July 3A boy to Delanie K. and Aaron R. Schaefer of Port Orchard A boy to Maricar Y. and Johnathon A. Warren of BangorA boy to Na Chen and Grant E Gibson of Silver-dale

July 4A boy to Sarah and Jeremy Gunderson of Silverdale

July 5A boy to Eloisa and Lloyd W. Cook III of Bremerton

July 6A boy to Jessica and Brian Klein of Bremerton

July 7A boy to Heather and Ken-neth Abbate of Bremerton

July 8A boy to Erin and Chris-topher Sauerwein of Silverdale

July 9A girl to Amber and Richard Maxwell, Jr. of BremertonA boy to Mary and Doug-las Neff of Bremerton

July 11A girl to Dany Ann and Lee Sok Tran of Silverdale

Forest City Summer Fest All families who reside with Forest City Residential Management at Bangor, Bremerton and Keyport are welcome to come out for some good times and good food! Trident Lakes ball fields on Saturday, July 24, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Barbecue, soft drinks, snacks, and ice cream will be served. There will be bouncy houses and games for kids and

adults alike, as well as door prizes and raffles for bicycles, and back-to-school supplies and backpacks full of good-ies to be won. The Fire Department will be out with big trucks for the kids to explore, and many activities and booths to experience. As a special bonus, the playhouse featured in the Armed Forces Day parade in May will be raffled off. RSVP by 6 p.m. July 21 at (360) 598-5831.

NAVY BIRTHS