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February 2008 Quality Time

ContentsCommander’s Letter ....................Page 4

Community Highlights....... Pages 6, 8 - 9

Events around Tri-State area ............... Pages 10 & 15

Community calendar ..........................Pages 12 & 13

Mary Ross Water Park.......................Page 16

Mardi Gras/Taste of Savannah................. Page 18

Where’s Rocky Scavenger Hunt.....................Page 1

Valentines Day Dinner..............Page 20

Spiritual Fitness ...............................Page 22

Quality Time Staff

Chief Internal Communicationsim Jeffcoat

Managing Editor

ennifer ScalesEditorLina Satele

roduction ManagerSherron Walker

nstallation Commander, Stewart-HunterMaj. Gen. Rick Lynch

CommanderU.S. Army Garrison, Stewart-HunterCol. Todd A. Buchs

CommanderU.S. Army Garrison, Hunter Army AirfieldLt. Col. Daniel Whitney

ublic Affairs OfficerU.S. Army Garrison Public AffairsRichard Olson

If you have questions, commentsor story ideas, call the Q.T. Staff at:

767-5669 The Patriot is a copyrighted insert of The Frontline newspaper produced by e Fort Stewart Public Affairs Office. No part may be reproduced without writtenrmission by the Fort Stewart Public Affairs Office. The contents of this insert are not cessarily the official views of, or are endorsed by the U.S. government, Department of Defense,epartment of the Army, or the U.S. Army’s Installation Management Agency. This insert is printedy Morris Newspaper Corporation of Hinesville, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with theepartment of the Army, under exclusive written contract with Fort Stewart, Ga. The civilian con-actor is responsible for the commercial advertising in this insert. Call 912-876-0156 for commer-al advertisin .

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Don’t forget yourlove ones this

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uality Time February 2008

Commander’ s L etter

T his month has one extra day in it to remind us that his is a Leap Year. The begin-ing of another year coupled

with the beginning of many new esolutions and wishes, some of

which we can expect to be ful-illed through the Army Family

Covenant.I begin this year with a

enewed commitment to theArmy Family . I trust that you

nd your Family are off to a ood start, and will join me inommitting to the total successf the Family Covenant. With the extra day, there is

ots of time and there are many vents to take advantage of for our Family’s entertainment.

Don’t forget to show your weetheart, or tell him or her, if eployed, how you feel about hem this Valentine’s Day. If hey are here, consider takinghem out to Sweetheart

Bowling at Stewart Lanes onFeb. 14.

Also, you can get the entireFamily involved in ValentinesDay celebration at Club

tewart on Feb. 14. You must egister for this event by Feb.0. Check out the details on

Page 20. You don’t want to missthis event.

If you think dessert is a great way to show how much you love your sweetheart, the SavannahInternational Trade andConvention Center will host a

Taste of Savannah Feast witha “Saturday Night Fever” themeon Feb. 2. The event will show-case the area’s most exceptionalrestaurants and caterers. Yousample food and get to vote for the best booth decorations andfor the choice food award. If you

are among the first 50 Familiesto call Quality Time at 767-5669, you can get a free ticket to this event, which otherwise

would cost $45 with military ID.

F ebruary is Black History month – a time to cele-

brate the contributions African Americans have made to our nation and way of life.

Savannah hosts the BlackHeritage Festival on Feb. 1.Make sure you and your Family get out, enjoy and learn fromthis two-week celebration whichis open to the public. You canfind more information on page10 of this issue.

Typically, it will still be cold inFebruary. If you have a problem

with that, fear not – there aremany indoor activities the wholeFamily can enjoy.

You might consider trying theSuper Museum Sunday on Feb.10 in Savannah. All the city museums will have free admis-sion for everyone.

If you are a history buff and would like to see history

unfold before your eyes, thereare a few Colonial re-enact-ments you can witness.

Close to home, Savannah is

having their Colonial Faire andMuster in its historical district on Feb. 2.

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. hoststheir annual Renaissance Fair on Feb. 9. Check out the

Tristate activities on page 15.If you’re looking for a true

taste of the South, you might consider a visit to Charleston,S.C. The city will serenade thestreets with its 18th AnnualLow Country Blues Festival onFeb. 9.

If your Southern taste tends

toward the Creole side, try look-ing in your own back yard where Club Stewart will have a sample of the Mardi Gras cele-

bration available. It will host our version of the Mardi GrasBrunch on Feb. 3. A cookingclass for the kids will be offeredalso.

Ninety-seven miles south of us, St. Marys, Ga. will

have their annual Mardi GrasFestival on Feb. 1 with plenty of activities and onstage enter-tainment for the whole Family.

Towards the end of themonth, Army CommunityServices will bring out the box-ing gloves as they host the BigChill Chili Cook-off at Fort Stewart on Feb. 22. See Page 8.

Please remember to consider your safety before any trip. Always drive sober and rested.

Finally, I know your Soldier isin your heart – but, Please get out and enjoy your surroundingcommunities, they have a lot tooffer.“Rock of the Marne”

Colonel Todd Buchs

Garrison Commander Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfiel d




for February

W elcome to the First “Where's Rocky”

avenger Hunt on Fort Stewart! e rules are simple, the prizes BIG and it's a great way to

rn about your Morale, Welfare d Recreation facilities! First things first – pick up your ue Checklist at any MWR ility, fold it up and keep it

th you! Take a minute (or

maybe two!) and study the clues,they all lead you to a specific spot in one of our many locations on post. Once you find the right

place it’s time to search high and low for Rocky!

Her e are the rules: The scavenger hunt will take place

Jan. 28 through close of business on Feb. 18. Take your cut-out list with you to each location . Once there, notify the front desk staff that you are participating in the “Where's Rocky” Scavenger Hunt.

After locating Rocky, re-visit the front desk to receive a prize for completing that stage and get your checklist stamped. (In order to get credit for each stage, you MUST get your checklist stamped by an MWR staff member with a special MWR stamp.) Once all 10 clues are stamped please find a drop box at ANY of the 10 locations and remember to include your contact information.

C ongratulations you are already a winner! Just for

getting this far, you will receive

recognition on Feb. 22 at the

MWR Chili Cook-off, a book of MWR coupons, a special gift and an award.

A ll participants who find the first 10 Rockys and turn in

their completed list will be asked to attend the Chili Cook-off where they will be given the final clue and compete for the Grand Prize:

A $1,400 voucher good for travel through MWR's Leisure Travel.

All ages are encouraged to participate in this fun and interactive scavenger hunt; however, in order to win the prize, youth, ages 17 and under, must be accompanied by an adult.

W hether you're looking for a fun way to spend time

with your kids, looking to learn more about MWR facilities here on Fort Stewart, or simply another way to have an adventure,this scavenger hunt is for you! Good Luck and remember, Rocky can be where you least expect him!

H unter Army Airfield – get ready for your Scavenger

Hunt in MARCH !

Mondays & ThursdaysBCT discount bowling announced

Spouses and dependents whose loved one isdeployed may bowl for a dollar per game and 75cents shoes at Stewart Lanes. Take advantage of he great savings 1 to 9 p.m. every Monday and

Thursday. Call 767-4273 for more information.

Tuesdays & ThursdaysNew Family Orientation Windshield Tour

Take a tour of the installation and learn about

a variety of helpful programs for new Families.Orientation is held at the Soldier Service Center,Building 253, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and breaksfor an hour lunch. The tour of the installation isgiven from 1 to 2 p.m. Free childcare is availableupon request. For more information, call Army Community Service, 767-9176/5058.

Be among the first 50 to claim free tickets to the Taste of

Savannah - “Saturday Night Fever”Present this magazine to Quality Time staff

call 767-5669 for confirmation!

If you are home on leave, there might be some lucrative bene-

fits you can take advantage of. Such as

free or discounted recreational activi-ties - call 767-5117.

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February 3Mardi Gras Brunch

Come join us for a deliciousMardi Gras brunch 10:30 a.m.o 1:30 p.m. at Club Stewart.he menu features gumbo with

white rice, Po Boy sandwiches,am hocks and red beans, kingake, creme brulee, beignets,

repe station with assorted fill-ngs, and a Mint Julip, Bloody Mary and Hurricane station.

he cost is $11.95 per person.Children 5 to 10 eat at half pricend 4 and under eat FREE. For

more information call 368-2212.Kids Cooking Class after Brunch

After the brunch at 3 p.m.,oin the club for an afternoon of ames, activities, and much

more. Cost is $5 per child.Reservations are required. Spaces limited so sign-up soon. Call68-2212 for more information.

February 4Family Member Bowling

Come enjoy a fun-filledvening of bowling for Family

members who are enrolled in theExceptional Family Members

rogram. Meet fellow Army amilies while you bowl from 6o 8 p.m. at Marne Lanes. Cost s free. For more information,all 767-5058.

February 9Cardboard Boat Regatta

Units, organizations andamily Readiness Groups arencouraged to make a cardboard

oat to compete in the card-oard boat regatta. The race is

scheduled for noon at the Tominac Fitness Center. Those who would like to enter shouldregister by Feb. 6. Prizes will beaward to the winners. For moreinformation, call 315-2019.

February 14Sweetheart bowling slated

Celebrate Valentine’s Day witha night of bowling and his or her shoes are free. The facility will

be open from 1 to 9 p.m.. Threedimensional glasses will also beavailable for purchase for 3-D

bowling. Bowling cost is $1 per game, per person and 75-cent shoe rental. For more informa-tion, call 767-4273.

Valentines Day Dinner The entire Family gets

involved in this event at ClubStewart. First, the children areinvited to arrive at 4 p.m. todecorate, set tables and pre-pare for the fun. The rest of theFamily arrives at 6 p.m. andthe fun begins. You must reg-ister for this event by Feb. 10.See Page 20 for more infor-

mation.

February 16Dodgeball Tournament

Come join us for a fun time at the Tominac Fitness Center playing dodgeball. The tourna-ment begins at 10 a.m. There isno cost to participate, but youmust register by Wednesday,

Feb. 13. For more information,call 767-4273.

Polar Bear Adventure GolfCome bear the cold and get

the Family outdoors for a roundof adventure golf in the dark,from 3 - 7 p.m. at CypressCreek Adventure Golf. Get a half-price discount of $1.00 per game. For more information,call 767-4273.

Moonlight BowlingNight owls can come and

enjoy bowling at Stewart Lanesfrom 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Thesnack bar will close for its nor-mal menu at 9 p.m. but willcontinue to offer tasty treats to

buy, including nachos and fun-nel cakes. $2.00 per game/per person. For more information,call 767-4273.

February 22Big Chill Chili Cookoff

You are invited to a foot-stompin' good time at the "Big

Chill Chili Cookoff". Taste delicious chili

recipes and votefor your favorite at

Rocky’s! The fun

begins at 4 p.m. Votes will be col-lected continuously

until 6 p.m. with the winnersannounced at the conclusion of the event. Prizes will be awardedfor the best chili in various cate-gories. Children's games andfun activities make this a Family event not to be missed. For moreinformation, please contact

Army Community Service at 767-5058.


Wednesdays, Thursdays, FridaysToddler Time at Cypress Sam’s TreehouseCome join us at “play day” from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.. before the facility opens for regular business. Play Day allows little customers the chance to enjoy Cypress Sam’s Treehouse before it gets too crowdednd without the loud noises. Open to children ages 0 to 5 but remember a parent must accompany hildren. Admission is $1. For more information, call 767-4273.

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Quality Time February 2008

See map on Page 15 for event location .

bruary 1nual Gullah Celebration

LTON HEAD ISLAND, SC - Leap into living histo-unning through Feb. 29 as this annual island

ebration comes to life with live presentations.s unique celebration presents many events con-trated over four weekends during Black History nth that showcases the arts, crafts, foods, andory of the Native Island Gullah people. For more

ormation, call 843-689-9314. DIRECTIONS: Take5 N into South Carolina; merge onto US 278 E

ward Hilton Head Island; enter Sea Pines Circlendabout. (#1 on map)

ack Heritage FestivalVANNAH, GA - This kicks off a two-week celebra-n with a Youth Talent Explosion at the Tiger na on the Savannah State University campus.festival continues with activities for every ageevery interest with food, fun and Family empha-

ed throughout the celebration. Great educationalportunities are provided throughout the festival.s event is free and open to the public. Activitiesheld in various venues around the Savannaha. For more information, call 912-691-6847. (#2map)

ardi Gras CelebrationMARYS, GA - This is a Family oriented festivalturing a bicycle tour, 5K run, street dancing,

ade and art crafts. Enjoy on-stage music andertainment and a karaoke contest. The celebra-n begins at 7 p.m. and continues the next day inning at 10 a.m. Admission is free. For more

information, call 1-800-868-8687. DIRECTIONS :Get on I-95 S towards Florida; take exit 1 for St.Marys; turn left at St. Marys Rd; take ramp toCumberland Island, turn left at GA-40 (#3 on map)

February 2Colonial Faire and Muster Bear PlungeSAVANNAH, GA - Experience colonial Georgia at

Wormsloe Historic Site with re-enactments of lifeduring the 18th century, such as military encamp-ments, a Sutler’s Row, craft demonstrations,

African-American interpretation, period music anddancing. Admission is free and open from 10 a.m. to4 p.m. For more information, call 912-353-3023DIRECTIONS: Get on I-16 towards Savannah;located 10 miles southeast of Savannah’s historicdistrict on Skidaway Rd. (#2 on map)

Taste of Savannah: Feast on the Fever!SAVANNAH, GA - Taste the best that Savannah hasto offer at this annual showcase of the area’s most exceptional restaurants and caterers, each of whom

will serve samples of their favorite menu items.Guests will vote for best booth decoration andchoice food award, so come and support your favorite restaurants and caterers! For more infor-mation call 912-232-1223 or visit www.tasteofsa- vannah.org. First 50 Families can get free tickets at the Quality Time , 112 Vilseck Road, Building. 419,767-5669. DIRECTIONS: Get on I-16E towardsSavannah; take the Talmadge Bridge exit; take theHutchinson Island exit to Savannah International

Trade and Convention Center. (#2 on map)

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Go to www.stewart.army.mil - click on Quality Time calendar for more events

Mar Mar c c h h Highlights Highlights

March 22

Put all your eggsin one basket forthe annual Easter

Egg Hunt!

March 6

The original HarlemGlobetrotters come

to the SavannahCivic Center.Discounts for

Stewart-Hunteremployees.

Savannah Book Festival This is an annual world-class literary event bringing dozens of

popular and critically acclaimed authors and thousands of readerstogether. It begins at primary sites downtown Savannah, such as Telfair Square, Franklin Square and the stately buildings surrounding them. Allof the 30-plus authors will discuss their body of work with the audiences.Most will be available to autograph books. It is free and open to the pub-lic. For more information, call 897-9600. DIRECTIONS: Take I-16 E onto Martin Luther King Jr to Franklin Square on W Congress.

Tybee Marathon slatedForego the beach and run a marathon! Entrants may

register on line at www.active.com . The 8 a.m. marathonand half marathon courses are scenic, fast, and are part of theRun and See Georgia Grand Prix. More information is availableat the web site www.runtybee.com . DIRECTIONS: From I-16,take exit 167B to merge onto Savannah downtown; turn right at

W Liberty Street; left on E Broad; continue on IslandExpressway, right on US 80 to Butler Ave.

Taste of Savannah - “Saturday Night Fever”

Seventies disco attire is encouraged for this annual event held at the Savannah International Trade and ConventionCenter. From 7 to 10 p.m., enjoy some of the area’s exceptionalrestaurants and caterers, as they serve samples of their favoritemenu items. Winners will be judged in such categories as best appe-tizer, entree, dessert, and novelty food item. For more information,call 232-1223. DIRECTIONS: Get on I-16 E toward Savannah; take

Talmadge Bridge exit; exit at Hutchinson Island.

Mardi Gras Brunch at Club StewartMake room for a delicious themed breakfast at ClubStewart. This month it’s the Mardi Gras beginning at

10:30 a.m. featuring gumbo, Po Boy sandwiches, ham hocks,king cake, creme brulee, beignets, crepe station, and a Mint

Julip, Bloody Mary and Hurricane station. Cost is $11.95 per person, ages 5-10 half price, 4 and under eat FREE. For more information, call 368-2212.

Tie the Knot on Tybee 2Romantic event open to the public that will include wedding

ceremony and vow renewal celebration. There will be food,drinks, music, photographers and vendors. Even though this event isgeared towards couple wising to get married or renew their wedding

vows, it is open to everyone. Childcare is available. DIRECTIONS:From I-16, take exit 167B to merge onto Savannah downtown; turnright at W Liberty Street; left on E Broad; continue on IslandExpressway; right on US 80.

Springtime in the South This annual event where artisan craftsmen gather

will be held at the Savannah International Trade &Convention Center on Hutchinson Island. The craftscome together to display and sell their uniquely designed wares. For more information, call 704-847-9480. DIRECTIONS: Get on I-16 E towardSavannah; take Talmadge Bridge exit; exit at Hutchinson Island.

“Underground Railroad for Kids” The Penn Center on St. Helena Island in Beaufort will host

demonstrations and stories as part of Black History Month celebration. Event runs through Feb. 22. For more information, call843-838-2432. DIRECTIONS: Take I-95 N crossing into SouthCarolina; merge onto US 278 E toward Beaufort; get on SC 170N;turn onto US 21S.

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Taste of Savannah on Feb. 2Free tickets available to first 50 Families calling Quality Times - dial 767-6604 or 767-5669.

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ebruary 98th Annual Low Country Blues FestivalHARLESTON, SC - Low country Blues Bash isharleston’s annual celebration of authentic blues

music. With ten days of performances in select estaurants, hotels, and other venues, the bashoasts some of the most innovative blues festival pro-ramming in North America. It’s all there -- from tra-itional to post-modern, from under-appreciatedown-home veterans to provocative up-and-cominglent, you will find The Low country Blues Bash

o be a delight for blues purists and new ans alike. All events are at night. Allhows are pay as-you-go and rangeom $3 to $15. For more information,all 843-762-9125. DIRECTIONS: Take95 N into South Carolina; merge ontoS 17 N towards Charleston; take the

ockwood Drive Ramp/Broad St.; turn right n Meeting St. (#4 on map)

ebruary 9ome to the Renaissance FairORT LAUDERDALE, FL - The festival spans over five weekendshrough March 9, from 10 a.m. to sunset, rain or shine. It will fea-ure knights jousting in full armor, sword fighting, and many moreerformances by professional artists. Adults pay $17 and childrenom ages 6-12 pay $7. Group rates are available. For more informa-on, call 954-771-7117. DIRECTIONS : Take I-95 S into Florida.ontinue to Fort Lauderdale; take exit 27 to Broward Blvd.; turn left t N Andrews Avenue. (#5 on map)


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Faire and Muster Black Heritage

Taste of SavannahSuper MuseumKnots on Tybee

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February 10Super Museum Sunday planned

AVANNAH, GA - Experience Savannah’s richistory and cultural life as historic house muse-ms, art museums, and other points of interest pen their doors to the public at no charge. Morehan 40 cultural institutions in and aroundavannah participate in this popular annual

Family event. All doors open noon to 4 p.m.nless other wise noted. Visit www.georgiahistory

com for participating museums. (#2 on map)

February 14Tie the Knot on Tybee 2

YBEE ISLAND, GA - This is a unique andomantic event open to the public that will be a roup wedding ceremony and vow renewal cele-ration. Even though this event is gearedowards couples wishing to get married or toenew their wedding vows, it’s open to everyone.

Child care is available.For more information,call 912-786-5319.DIRECTIONS : From I-16, take exit 167B to merge onto Montgomery St towards Savannah; turn right on W. Liberty; turnleft on E. Broad; continue to Island Expressway;turn right on US 80 E towards Tybee Island. (#2on map)

February 15, 16, 17Springtime in the SouthSAVANNAH, GA - Artisan craftsmen gather to dis-play and sell their uniquely designed wares at theSavannah International Trade and ConventionCenter. For more information, call 704-847-9480. DIRECTIONS : Take I-95 N to I 16 E; exit #166 towards Hutchinson Island; merge onto GA US 17 N; exit Hutchinson Island; turn right onInternational Drive. (#2 on map)

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By Lina Satele

Mary Ross Waterfront Parkplays host to a variety of festivalsnd events throughout the year.

Mary Ross Park is also a favoritedocking site for passenger cruiseines. The park and marina, thentique and specialty shops, gal-eries, restaurants and the beauti-ul, extensive historic residential

neighborhoods are all located with-n the Old Town Brunswick

National Register Historic District.At Mary Ross Waterfront Park,

visitors can enjoy events such as

the Peaches to the Beaches AnnualYard Sale upcoming on the secondweekend in March. This park alsofeatures the 212-mile yard sale thatruns along U.S. Highway 341, theGolden Isles Parkway in Georgia.

The Brunswick Rockin'Stewbilee is held the secondSaturday in October. During thedifferent events that happen at thispeaceful and serene escape, dozensof vendors offer visitors everythingfrom tasting the Brunswick Stewand competing for the annual cook

off, a 5k race, March of Dimes

Walk, Pooch Parade, Car Showand evening concerts. Also, the OldFashioned Fourth of JulyCelebration is sponsored by theCity of Brunswick and Golden IslesArts and Humanities Association.This fun Family event features oldfashioned games and free water-melon slices, and culminates atdark with the fabulous fireworksdisplay over the East River. Thefirst Saturday in December is theAnnual Brunswick Christmasbeginning at 10 a.m.

Brunswick, Ga.




The parade runs from Howard Coffin Park to Mary Ross Waterfront Park. Also, theAnnual Holiday Bazaar takes place from 8 to 5 p.m. each year. There are dozensof vendors selling everything from toys to jewelry to baked goods.

If you would like more information or have questions aboutevents and happenings at Mary Ross WaterfrontPark, please call 912-262-6934.

Directions: Take I-95 South to Exit 36A;merge onto US 25 S/US 341 S towards

Brunswick. Continue until you get toNewcastle Street.




Club Stewart

February 3 • 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Menu includes

Gumbo with white rice • Po Boy sandwiches

• Ham hocks and red beans

• King cake • Creme brulee • Beignets

• Crepe station with assorted fillings • Mint

Julip, Bloody Mary, and Hurricane station

For more information, call 767-2212

Cost is $11.95 per personChildren 5-10 half price • 4 and under free

$1 off each meal with a church bulletin

The Savannah Area Tourism Leadership Council will host the Eighth annual

Taste of Savannah

Savannah International Trade andConvention Exhibition Hall

7 to 10 p.m. • Saturday, February 2

See Taste of Sava nnah on pa ge 1 0for ticket information.

$50 Admission$45 with Military ID

Be among the first 50 to claim free tickets to the Tasteof Savannah – “Saturday Night Fever”Present this magazine to Quality Time staff

call 767-5669 for confirmation!




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Pick up your Clue Checklist at any MWR facility, fold it up and keep it with you! Take a minute (or maybe two!) and study the

clues, they all lead you to a specific spot in one of our many locations on post. Once you find the right place it’s time to search

high and low for Rocky!

Welcome to the

First “Where’s

Rocky” Scavenger Hunt

on Fort Stewart!

Here are the rules: The scavenger hunt will take place from Jan. 28th. through close of business on Feb. 18th. Take your cut out list with you to each location . Once there, notify the front desk staff that you are participating in the Where's Rocky Scavenger Hunt.

After locating Rocky, re-visit the front desk to receive a prize for completing that stage and get your checklist stamped. (In order to get credit for each stage, you MUST get your checklist stamped by an MWR staff member with a special MWR stamp.) Once all 10

clues are stamped please find a drop box at ANY of the 10 locations and remember to include your contact information.

All ages are encouraged to participate in this fun & interactive scavenger hunt; however, in order to win the prize, youth ages 17

and under must be accompanied by an adult.

See page 6 for more information.




Children invite your loved ones to a special dinner! Children will arrive at 4 p.m. to decorate, set tables and prepare for the fun!

Dinner, Dj, pictures and other festivities for the entire family will begin at 6 p.m. Menu

Chicken tenders with honey mustard & ranch, macaroni & cheese, buttered corn, herb roastedchicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, and vegetable medley. Delicious desserts will include

Valentines cup cakes and chocolate fountain with toppings.

February 14, 2008$5 per person at the Club Stewart Ballroom

Registration required. Register today thru Feb. 10.For more information call 368-2212




Faith Group AwarenessFaith Group AwarenessFGAP is an educational series devoted

to increasing understanding and tolerance

among faith groups. Each quarter a dis-tinctive faith group is showcased. FGAPis open to all Soldiers, their Families andDA civilians. POC is Mike Iliff 767-9789.

Operation Helping Hand (OHH) – Isthe Commander’s ongoing emergency foodassistance program, for Soldiers and their Families. OHH is manage by the installa-tion Chaplain and funded by Chapeltithes and offerings and private donations.

The POC is your unit Chaplain.

Fort StewartCatholic Location TimeSunday Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Main Post Chapel . . . . . . . . . .9 a.m.Saturday Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Main Post Chapel . . . . . . . . . .5 p.m.

ProtestantContemporary Worship . . . . . . . . .Marne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 a.m.Gospel Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Main Post Chapel . . . . . . . . .11 a.m.Traditional Worship . . . . . . . . . . . .Marne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 a.m.Liturgical Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . .Heritage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 a.m.Kids’ Church(K to 6th grade) . . . . . .Across from Dia. Elem. . . . . . .11 a.m.PWOC (Wednesday) . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:30 a.m.

IslamicFriday Jum’ah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:30 p.m.Contact Staff Sgt. Aiken at 877- 4053.

JewishContact Sgt. 1st Class. Crowther at 332-2084.Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11:30 a.m

Hunter Army AirfieldCatholicSunday Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chapel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 a.m.

ProtestantSunday Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chapel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 a.m.

Religious Education Contacts

Stewart and Hunter, Director of RE, Mike Iliff, call 767-9789.Stewart Catholic RE coordinator, Beth Novak, call 767-6825.

Chapel Schedule

is an outreach of theInstallation religious program

providing marriage and family enrichment activities. These include a“Marriage 101” (Last Tuesday of each month,9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Main Post Chapel) work-shop, parenting classes for the community,support groups, and individual, marital, andfamily counseling.

POC is CH Johnson at 767-8549.

Family Life Ministry

Our children are the Churchof the future. Our Kid’s ChurchTeam demonstrates the Gospelof Christ through puppets, dramatic skits,hands-on experiments, crafts and Biblicalteaching. Kid’s Church is held 11 a.m. tonoon, each Sunday at School Age Servicesbuilding (across from Diamond Elementary

school).

Sunday night (6:30 to8 p.m.) at Vale Chapel is a night of

energy, excitement and fun. OurYouth Ministry revolves aroundprayer, praise, and a message address-ing contemporary youth topics.

Youth Ministry

K id’s C hurch

“T he Soldier’s heart, the soldier’s spirit, and the Soldier’s soul are everything. Unless the Soldier’ssoul sustains him, he cannot be relied on and will fail himself, his commander, his country in

the end.”General George C. Marshall

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