Highlights from this week's issue includes the sesame street concert schedule, passing the torch ceremony, strong bonds save the date, upcoming ACS classes, 2BCT Family strong reintergration prep, AYMCA, and the latest and greatest from the May edition of the USAG HI Community newsletter.
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Dragons Den: If you are interested in purchasing BN merchandise please contact LT K at (808) 655-9924 or stop by the BN HQ. Pre or- dered Zip up and/or Pullover black sweat- shirts are available for pick up. Limited amount of extras available for sale. Upcoming Car Wash : C Co 2 May BDE Town Hall Redeployment Brief: Wednesday, 4 May at SGT Smith Theater SB. 6:00p.m. Childcare reservations are now closed. Drop off time: 1730 and Pick up time: 2030 at Peterson CDC Please call KOS! BN Town Hall Redeployment Brief: Tuesday, 10 May at the BN Classroom, 6:00p.m. FREE Child care (children under 12yrs) available with KOS! Drop off time: 1745 and Pick up time: 2045 at Peterson CDC Please call KOS! AT 655-8628 or Heather Shaffer at 655–0283 for reservations WELCOME HOME PREP: If you or anyone you know, are interested in supporting your company and/ or Soldier through contributions or by volunteering to help decorate the barracks and the unit area, please contact your FRG Leader. As we begin to prepare for homecoming, please don’t forget about supporting the single Soldiers as well. We would love to provide all the comforts of home for our single Soldiers and are working hard at gathering items to make their welcome home a great one. Homemade cards or signs are always a great way to say “Welcome Home” as well. For more information or to find out how you can help make this Welcome Home a special one for our Soldiers, please contact your FRG Leader. Save The Dates: 2BCT Deployed Spouses Retreats May 15-17 May 20-22 For more information please contact SPC Muckelvaney at 655-0278 SPOUSES SPIRITUAL FITNESS DINNER 4 May 4:30pm - 5:30pm at the Post Conference room “How to Stay Married and not Kill Anybody” Featuring a session from the hit video seminar, Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage. Please RSVP with Chaplain Pascua at [email protected]or 655 -0278. Dinner Menu: Sushi, Potato/ Macaroni Salad, Fried Noodles, Fried Chicken, Sweet-Sour Spareribs, Fish Tempura, Barbecue Meat, Sashimi. Passing The Torch Ceremony: If you are on the Island of Oahu, join us on 3 May at 1800 in F Quad to help us pass the Torch to 3BCT, as they kick off their Walk to Afghanistan and Back Campaign. Don‟t forgot to Show your Unit spirit by wearing your Golden Dragons T- Shirt! It has been a long year for 2BCT and we are nearing the finish line ! We'll still collect miles until the last Warrior comes home, but this is the ceremonial close of our Campaign. There is plenty of parking at Ser- geant Smith Theater. F Quad is diagonally across Foote Ave from the 2 BCT Headquarters. EVENTS/MEETINGS/FUNDRAISERS: Information Worth Reading Golden Dragons Weekly Binder FRG Leaders Contact Information HHC: [email protected]A Co: [email protected]B Co: [email protected]C Co: [email protected]D Co: Delta_company_frg@ ya- hoo.com 66th ENG Co: [email protected]1-14 IN BN Staff Duty (available 24 hours): 808-655-6846 2SBCT Staff Duty (available 24 hours): 808-655-9200 Military Family Life Consultant Laurie Terhune: 808-225-5149 [email protected]Chaplain Ronaldo Pascua [email protected]808-295-8110 Chaplain’s Assistant SPC Gary Muckelvaney 655-0278 [email protected]1-14 IN BN FRSA M. Aloha Valverde Office: (808) 655-1823 Marie.valverde@ us.army.mil 29 APRIL 2011
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Dragons Den: If you are
interested in purchasing BN merchandise please contact LT K at (808)655-9924 or stop by the BN HQ. Pre or-dered Zip up and/or Pullover black sweat-shirts are available for pick up. Limited amount of extras available for sale.
Upcoming Car Wash :
C Co 2 May
BDE Town Hall Redeployment
Brief: Wednesday, 4 May at SGT Smith Theater SB. 6:00p.m. Childcare reservations are now closed. Drop off time: 1730 and Pick up time: 2030 at Peterson CDC
Please call KOS!
BN Town Hall Redeployment
Brief: Tuesday, 10 May at the BN Classroom, 6:00p.m. FREE Child care
(children under 12yrs) available with KOS! Drop
off time: 1745 and Pick up time: 2045 at Peterson
CDC Please call KOS! AT 655-8628 or Heather
Shaffer at 655–0283 for reservations
WELCOME HOME PREP:
If you or anyone you know, are interested in
supporting your company and/ or Soldier through contributions or by volunteering to help decorate the barracks and the unit area,
please contact your FRG Leader.
As we begin to prepare for homecoming, please don’t forget about supporting the single Soldiers as well. We would love to provide all the comforts of home for our
single Soldiers and are working hard at gathering items to make their
welcome home a great one. Homemade cards or signs are always a great
way to say “Welcome Home” as well.
For more information or to find out how you can help make this Welcome Home a special
one for our Soldiers, please contact your FRG Leader.
Save The Dates: 2BCT Deployed Spouses Retreats May 15-17
May 20-22
For more information please contact
SPC Muckelvaney at 655-0278
SPOUSES SPIRITUAL FITNESS DINNER 4 May 4:30pm - 5:30pm at the Post Conference room “How to Stay Married and not Kill Anybody” Featuring a session from the hit video seminar, Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage. Please RSVP with Chaplain Pascua at [email protected] or 655-0278. Dinner Menu: Sushi, Potato/
Passing The Torch Ceremony: If you are on the Island of Oahu, join us on 3 May at 1800 in F Quad to help us pass the Torch to 3BCT, as they kick off their Walk to Afghanistan and Back Campaign. Don‟t forgot to Show your Unit spirit by wearing your Golden Dragons T-Shirt! It has been a long year for 2BCT and we are nearing the finish line ! We'll still collect miles until the last
Warrior comes home, but this is the ceremonial close of our Campaign. There is plenty of parking at Ser-geant Smith Theater. F Quad is diagonally across Foote Ave from the 2 BCT Headquarters.
We know how much you care about your Soldiers and want as much information about their travel status as possible. Statements such as "my Soldier's flight left Iraq today", "Does anyone know when they are landing stateside?", "my Soldier landed in Germany today, he will be home in two days!", etc, can compromise security and potentially put your Soldier in an unsafe situation. Please remember to post general statements or questions and if you need specific information, contact your FRG Leader, the Battalion Family Readiness Support Assistant at 655-1823 or Rear Detachment at 655-9924. Do not discuss deployment, redeployment, R&R, or other similar information that has dates/times of troop movement, locations, etc. Sensitive statements such as those, should never be posted on any type of social internet forums or web enabled discussions (i.e. FACE-BOOK). Even if it seems innocent, it may violate your Soldier‟s safety and the safety of others.
THE SAFETY OF YOUR SOLDIER DEPENDS ON YOU!
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What’s OPSEC? OPSEC, also known as Operational Security, are the principles that we should all abide by when talking about our
soldiers. If you've been on any military related message board on the internet, you have more than likely seen a warning to be sure to
practice OPSEC. This means protecting the information you know about your Soldier and his unit.
DEPLOYMENT TICKERS: Many Family Members like to use deployment tickers to count down their Soldier's deployment. Never have a ticker that shows XX days until he returns. This gives away critical information about redeployment and lets others know sensitive information. Planes have been known to be delayed for days or weeks because information such as this, was made public by an excited Family Member.
Always abide by the rules set forth by his unit and remember that seemingly innocent comments or posts could be used by terrorists or
media organizations to negatively affect the military... Just because it is on the news does not mean that you can talk about the issue. By talking about it, you are only verifying the information. For your own personal safety, be very aware of what you are putting on the internet. We ask
that you remain aware that online websites and social media are NOT
secure and ultimately, the safety of your Soldier, can depend on YOU!
For more information about the Do’s and Don’ts of posting on social media, check out article on army.mil: http://www.army.mil/-news/2011/04/22/55381-net-threats-knowing-the-dos-
The Next TV Town Hall will be on 18 May at 7pm. BOSS Volleyball @ Tropics - Single Soldiers join in a friendly yet competitive game of volleyball. Enjoy food and beverage specials too on Apr. 30, 1 - 4 p.m. For more information call 655-1130. BOSS is hosting a "Star Search" talent show for any and all Soldiers. Prizes are $500 for 1st, $200 for 2nd and $100 for 3rd. The theme of the night will be an "Old USO style" from the 40's and 50's. For more information and applications please contact: SGT Rayburn at 655-1130 or Kalei Scoggins at 655-0111 The School Liaison Office reminds parents with chil-dren 10 years of age and older to complete the Military Child in Hawaii survey at www.hawaiikids.org. The sur-vey is for public, private, charter, and homeschooled students to share their experience with moving in and out of Hawaii. Data will be used to improve the quality of education for military children in Hawaii. The Army has a goal of 1500 participants by 1 Jul, so please fill out the survey today and be eligible for iTunes cards, MP3
Players, and a flat screen HD TV. On Thursday, 19 May from 1100-1300 (shopping starts at 1030!) the Hui O'Na Wahine will be having its' May Lunch-eon at the Nehelani. The cost is $15 per person. This month's theme is "A Salute to Army Traditions" so brush up on your Army knowledge, acronyms, traditions and history as there will be an Army trivia contest! The Hui O'Na Wahine is also collecting items for the Veteran's Affairs Community Living Center at Tripler so please bring any of the following: new adult male socks, slippers, DVDs, CDs, and travel size hygiene items (shampoo, toothpaste, shaving necessities, cologne, lotion etc.). Donors will receive one opportunity ticket for each item donated. To r.s.v.p., contact [email protected] (for last names beginning with the letters A-L) or [email protected] (for last names beginning with the letters M-Z). Hope to see you there! *********************************************************************
More information regarding classes and programs are also available on the Division Website at www.25idl.army.mil and
the 8th TSC Website at www.usarpac.army.mil/8tsc/index.html; look at the left column, under “spouses information”.
WHAT’S GOING ON AROUND HERE?
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The shows are 30 minutes long and free for all. Doors open 30
min prior to the show. Barb Troegner from the USO office is looking for some volunteers to hand out twirlies to the chil-
dren as they come to the shows. Volunteers will need to be at the locations one hour prior to the shows. If you are interested
in volunteering, please contact Barb Troegner via email [email protected] or at her office 808.422.1213.
The concert schedule is as follows:
MCB Hawaii Wednesday May 18 : show times 10am and 6pm Thursday May
19: 6pm Venue: Kahuna ballroom
Schofield Barracks: Saturday May 21: 2 show times 2pm and
5pm at Martinez gym Aliamanu Military Reservation (AMR), Wednesday May 25
One show at 4pm AT AMR gym
JB/Pearl Harbor/Hickam, Saturday May 28 Shows at 2pm and 5pm, Venue: base gym
Master Resiliency Training Strengthen relationships with family, spouses, children, & friends. Enhance your self‐awareness, self regu-
lation, optimism, mental flexibility, character strengths and connection skills. And...It’s FUN! Who: Army Families When: Every 3rd Friday of the month 11:00 am‐12:30PM Where: ACS Schofield Barracks To register, call 655-4227 or e-mail [email protected]
*** Requires Online survey prior to class***
ACS INFORMATION & CLASSES: 655-4227
Master Resiliency Training
and May 2011 classes. Please call 438-4499 or e-mail [email protected] for details. Anger Awareness - Would you like to be able to control your temper better? Wish you didn't yell so much? We can help! In our 1-hour interactive class you can learn use-ful techniques to cope with feelings of anger and keep that temper under control. Call 655-0596 for more in-formation. Couples Workshop: “Don’t Let Color Cloud Your Judgment: A Color Personality Class”- Do you wonder why some couples look like they are always in love, while for
you and your significant other it doesn‟t come as easy? Join us and take the “Color Personality Quiz” and find out what moti-vates your behaviors within your relationships. This will be a fun and interactive class, but there‟s only one rule; you have to wear one of the following colors red, blue, white or yellow. For more information please call 438-3344. Class will be offered on 17 May 1130-1300.
Military Spouse Appreciation Hats Off to You High Tea - Army Community Service raises its hat to you, the Army Spouse, in honor of your contribution to our Army community. Join us for tea time, music, fashion show and more! Kindly R.S.V.P by contacting Brandy Gray at 655-4789 or [email protected].
Care Response Team (CRT) Training - Volunteers are trained to provide short-term care and support to Families of Fallen, and severely injured Soldiers or Family members. CRTs offer support and assistance to Families immedi-ately following the tragic news. CRT training is planned for April
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Newborn Care I and II - Taking care of a newborn for the first time can be scary for any parent. Come learn the basics of newborn care to make the early months special for you and your baby. Newborn care provides tips about everything from holding your baby to diapering and bathing. This class is a two part series that is offered every month, so if a parent misses a class they can catch it in our other loca-
tion or just wait until the following month.
Newborn Care I Date: 3 May Time: 0900-1100 Place: Kalakaua Community Center
Newborn Care II Date: 10 May Time: 0900-1100
Place: Kalakaua Community Center Infant Massage - Learn the basics and benefits of infant massage. Call 655-4227 for information. Date: 12 May Time: 0900-1100 Place: Kalakaua Community Center
Call 655-4227 for more information.
NEW PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM
May 20 ATC Build Self Awareness June 17 Avoid Thinking Traps Optimal per-
formance July 15 Detect Icebergs Gain control over
our emotions and reactions August 19 Energy Management How do you
manage your energy and rejuvenate? Sept 16 Problem Solving Focus on Solution
Strategies Oct 21 Put it in Perspective Take Purpose-
ful Action Nov 18 Real-Time Resilience Fight back
again counterproductive thoughts
Dec 16 Identify Strength in Self and Others Knowing and using your strengths and the strengths of others.
Please contact Nadeen Lum at 808.655.6255 for more information
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BLUE STAR CARD HOLDERS
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Walk Off the Wait May 3 - Manoa Falls Join us on our latest Blue Star Card hike to Manoa Falls, Tuesday, May 3. Tucked in the back of the lush Manoa Valley is a wa-terfall, which is commonly thought to be one of the most beautiful sights in Oahu. Limited transportation will be leaving from the Schofield Barracks Bowling Center parking lot at 8:30 am and returning around 1:00 pm. The trail is not stroller accessible. Make sure to pack sunscreen, bug spray and plenty of water! You definitely don‟t want to miss this hike! You will earn double punches on your SUPERSTAR card! For more information or to register, call 655-0112 or email [email protected]. The deadline to register is April 26. ***Transportation to Manoa Falls is full.
Theatre Night: Bugsy Malone May 13 - Richardson Theatre Join your Blue Star Card friends for the opening night perform-ance of Army Community Thea-tre‟s latest production "Bugsy Malone", on Friday, May 13. Set in downtown New York in the middle of the prohibition era, this children's production tells the tale of gangster warfare in a world where bullets have been replaced with custard pies and flour bombs. Curtain call is at 7:00 pm. Enjoy free pupus prior to the show and transporta-tion. Limited childcare will also be provided. Please call 655-0112 or email [email protected] by May 4.
Big R: ARTafterDark May 27 – Honolulu Academy of Arts Treat yourself to a night out on Friday, May 27, from 6:00 – 9:00 pm at the Honolulu Academy of the Arts‟ AR-TafterDark. This monthly art party is organized by a dynamic group of young volunteers dedicated to exploring the arts. May‟s theme is „Marrakech Ex-press‟ and will feature festive activities and entertainment. Blue Star Card hold-ers will receive free admission and pri-ority entrance. Transportation from Schofield and childcare is available, but space is limited. This is an adult only event and registration is required. Call 655-0112 or email [email protected] for more information, to reserve you space, or to reserve childcare.
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Spouse Appreciation Specials @ Hale Ikena - Enjoy a FREE Sunday Brunch, 1, 15, 22 and 29 May for Army Spouses during the MONTH OF MAY. Reservations Re-quired. Call 438-1974. *With a valid Military Dependent ID card. *Excludes Mother‟s Day Brunch Sunday, 8 May 2011.
BOSS Make a Mother’s Day Card - Single Soldiers don‟t buy a card that only half expresses how you feel. Join BOSS the week of 2 May and create a card from your heart! For more details call 655-1130. Pajama Story Time @ SGT Yano Library - Celebrate Chil-dren‟s Book Week with a bedtime story hour. Come in your PJs to enjoy bedtime stories followed by milk and cookies on Tuesday, 3 May, from 1830-1930. Ball Room Dancing @ Hale Ikena - Ball Room Dancing features the International Rumba, Tango, Quickstep and American Social Cha-Cha, 3, 5, 17, 19 and 26 May. Two sessions will be available each night, from 1845-1930 and 1945-2030. FREE Line dancing at 1815 for about 20 - 30 minutes with purchase of class instruction. Cost: $6 for 1 class (6 lessons). CASH ONLY! Call 438-1974.
Mums for Mother’s Day @ Aliamanu Library & SGT Yano Library - Are you a teenager and want to show your mom how much you appreciate her, but you're broke? That's okay, get green and save green by making flowers out of old magazines at SGT Yano Library on Tuesday, 3 May, and at Aliamanu Library on Wednesday, 4 May, from 1600-1700. We'll provide all the supplies and the directions you'll need to make an amazing, funky bouquet. Call 655-8002 (SGT Yano)/833-4851 (AMR) to reserve your spot. Tropics Tasty Tuesday & Open Stage Night - Show off your talent no matter what it is and enjoy an evening of food and drink specials every 1
st and 3
rd Tuesday of the month at
Tropics Recreation Center. Save the dates 3 and 17 May. Strong B.A.N.D.S Army Hawaii Chess Club - Go beyond the challenge and take part in the sheer joy of playing chess as studies have shown it improves mental fitness, concen-tration, logical thinking and social skills. Everyone is eligi-ble. Challenge yourself with the age old game of chess every Thursday throughout the month of May. Event runs 5, 12, 19 and 26 May, starting at 1700, Tropics Recreation Center. For more information, please call 655-9650. Cinco de Mayo Specials - Kolekole Bar and Grill on Schofield - $4.99 Taco Buffet, 1630-1830. Call 655-0664; Mulligan‟s at Fort Shafter- Purchase a pitcher of Corona and receive one FREE half order of Macho Nachos. Limit one free Order of nachos per customer. Call 438-1974. Schofield Bowling Center- Purchase a Corona or a Corona
Light and receive one free order of cheese nachos at the Na Koa snack bar. Limit one free order of nachos per cus-tomer. Call 624-9469. Ft. Shafter Bowling Center- Pur-chase a Corona and receive one free order of cheese na-chos at the Strike Zone snack bar. Limit one free order of nachos per customer. Call 438-6733.
Theatre Thursdays @ SGT Yano Library - Learn the ba-sics of stage acting in our on-going theatre program for ages 12 and up. Meetings will be held on 5 and 19, from 1600-1730. Learn stage presence, acting skills, improvisation techniques and about the various types of theatre. Call for more information or to register. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Adventure Surfing Lessons w/ Outdoor Recreation - Are you comfortable in the water and ready to take the next step? If not, let Outdoor Recreation assist you with your adventures on 5 May. Lessons are from 0630-1130 and cost only $48; this includes equipment and round-trip trans-portation to and from Schofield Barracks. For more informa-tion or to register, please call 655-0143. Family Fun Friday - Enjoy FREE pizza and activities at Tropics Recreation Center, 1800, on 6 May. For additional details call 655-5698. Right Arm Night @ Hale Ikena - Don‟t miss the next Right Arm Night, 6 May, at 1630. Tickets may be purchased for $5 in advance or $8 at the door. Call 438-1974 for informa-tion or tickets.
Spouse Appreciation Month @ Schofield Bowl - Military Spouses Bowl for FREE All day long, on 6 May. Must show valid Military I.D. Call 655-0573.
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th Annual Lantern Floating Hawaii Workshop - Stop by
the Fort Shafter Library, Sunday, 8 May, 1300-1430, to learn more about the history and impact of the Lantern Floating Ceremony in Hawaii, a peaceful and harmonious ceremony of remembrance for our passed loved ones. You will have an opportunity to complete your own dedications and re-membrances of loved ones to be placed on Community Lan-terns floated during the official ceremony on 30 May. No registration is required.
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Mother’s Day Brunch & Bowl Schofield Bowling Center - Enjoy Mother‟s Day Brunch, 8 May, at the Nehelani then bowl for FREE at the Schofield Bowling Center when you show your Brunch receipt. For more information call the Nehelani at 655-4466 or the Schofield Bowling Center at 655-0573. Limit one free game per Brunch purchase. Ft. Shafter Bowling Center- Enjoy Mother‟s Day Brunch, 8 May at the Hale Ikena then bowl for FREE at the Ft. Shafter Bowling Cen-ter when you show your Brunch receipt. For more information call Hale Ikena 438-1974 or Ft. Shafter Bowling Center 438-6733. Limit one free game per Brunch purchase.
Family Story Time: Lost Sock Memorial Day @ Aliamanu Li-brary - Lost Sock Memorial Day, recognizing your drawers full of unmatched socks. We will remember our lost friends and “pay our respects” with a special evening story time for the entire family. Bring your lonely and abandoned (but clean) socks to this event on Monday, 9 May, 1730-1900.
Spouse Appreciation @ Fort Shafter Bowling Center - 10th Mili-tary Spouses Bowl for FREE 9 May, from 1200-2100. Must show valid Military I.D. Call 438-6733.
Bunco @ Tropics - Put your game face on and come to Tropics on 10 May, FUN starts at 1800. All ID card holders 18 and older are welcome. Call 655-5698 for information. Afterschool @ SGT Yano Library - Celebrate Asia-Pacific Ameri-can Heritage Month! Elementary age children are invited to hear tales of Asia and the Pacific Islands on 11 May from 1500-1545. Spouse Appreciation @ Nehelani - Come and watch cooking demonstration with Chef Danny, on 11 May. Learn new cooking techniques, then EAT what Chef Danny has prepared, at 1800. To reserve your spot, call 655-4466 or 655-0660.
Bugsy Malone @ Army Community Theatre - Army Community Theatre presents performances of the children‟s musical Bugsy Malone, 13-29 May. Friday and Saturday performances at 1930 and Sunday matinees at 1500. $20 & $25 reservations are avail-able. $5 discounts are available for children (12 and under), stu-dents (with valid University ID Cards, seniors (65+) and Military ID Card Holders. For tickets call 438-4480 or purchase tickets online at armytheatre.com. Teen Lounge Book Club @ SGT Yano Library - Hey teens, have an opinion? Share it at Sgt. Yano Library‟s book club, Teen Lounge. Read “The Painted Boy” by Charles de Lint and share your opinion with the group on 17 May from 1630-1730.
Keiki Craft Night @ Hale Ikena - Create May Flowers on 19 May 19, 1800-2000. First craft free for children under ten years old. All supplies are provided. Call 438-1974 for more information.
2011 Army Volleyball - Volleyball sites include Schofield Barracks and Ft. Shafter from 6 June – 12 August. Battalion, Separate Com-pany level Active Duty Army, Army Reserve and National Guard units stationed within the geographical limits of Hawaii may enter one team. The first organization meeting will occur at the USAG-
HI, Sports, Fitness & Aquatics Office, Room 100, Kaala Community Activity Center, Bldg 556, Friday, 1400, 27 May 2011, Schofield Barracks. All applications must be received by the Ft. Shafter Physical Fitness Center, Stop 112, Bldg 665, no later than Fri-day,1600, 20 May 2011. Schofield Barracks applications must be received by the Sports, Fitness & Aquatics Office, Bldg 556, Schofield Barracks, Friday, 1600, 20 May 2011. Ft. Shafter/TAMC applications may be faxed to 438-2470, Schofield applications may be faxed to 655-8012. For more information please call 655-0856. Texas Hold’em @ Tropics Recreation Center - Join us every 3rd Thursday of the Month or on 19 May for poker, FUN starts at 1800 at the Tropics Recreation Center, Schofield Barracks. Live on the south side of the island? Join us every 1
st Wednesday of the Month
or on 3 May for Texas Hold‟em at Hale Ikena. This great FREE monthly tournament lets you test your skills against the best of the best Army players around! All ID card holders 18 and older are wel-come; it‟s FREE with no buy in. Call 655-5698 for information. Water, Pool & Sun Safety - Summer is approaching. Are you ready for water activities? Join us on 25 May from 1600-1700, SGT Yano Library to learn about water, pool, and sun safety. Presented in partnership with Strong B.A.N.D.S and the Sports, Fitness, and Aquatics Branch. Don‟t miss out on door prizes and so much more. For more information please call 655-8002. Family Fun Fitness Festival - To help our military families learn more about Health Assessments, Army Hawaii Fitness Opportuni-ties, IMCOM Strong BANDS Promotion, Comprehensive Soldier Fitness and the Global Assessment Tool. Family and MWR will partner with AAFES and DECA on 27 May 1200-1700 on the Com-missary Parking Lot. Vendors include Nutrition Experts, Public Health Nursing, Army Community Service, Family and MWR Sports, Fitness & Aquatics staff and more. For more information please call 655-9650. Read to the Dogs @ SGT Yano & Aliamanu Libraries - Our vol-unteer therapy and service dogs are non-judgmental and comfort-ing to children who need to practice their reading and improve their fluency. Children who are able to read on their own may sign up for a 15-minute session to read to a dog at Aliamanu Library on Satur-day, 7 May, from 0900-1015 and SGT Yano Library on Saturday, 14 May, from 1100-1215. Call either library for more information or to reserve a space 655-8002 (SGT Yano)/833-4851 (AMR). Kid’s Art Classes - Enjoy four Saturday sessions every month starting on 7 May. Three age groups: 3-5yrs, 1400-1445, $37; 6-9yrs, 1500-1600, $45 and 10-12 yrs, 1615-1715, $45. You must register for these classes at CYSS, SAC or CDC. Call SKIES at 655-9818 for more information. Blue Star Card benefits apply to Kid‟s Art Classes. These classes are held at the Schofield Bar-racks Arts & Crafts Center. Learn to Swim - Session #3: 9-19 May (Register 7 and 8 May). Registration will be held for 2 days only at Richardson Pool from 0900-1100. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Chil-dren must be registered with CYSS and card must be shown in order to register for classes.
Save The Date For the
Golden Dragons Homecoming BallGolden Dragons Homecoming Ball Friday, the twenty-sixth of August, two-thousand eleven
Hilton Hawaiian Village, Coral Ballroom
Honolulu, Hawaii
Tickets: $80.00Tickets: $80.00
Cash or money order
Payments are now being accepted at BN HQ (Bldg. 2097) POC: LT. Koshansky or SSG Herzog (808)655-9924
Hilton Hawaiian Village Reservations Code: AOBHilton Hawaiian Village Reservations Code: AOB For reservations call 1-800-HILTONS (1-800-445-8667) and mention "AOB" or go online at www.hiltonhawaiianvillage.com, click on "Reservations", look for
"Special Accounts and Rates", and then enter "AOB" next to "Group/Convention Code". Room Rate: $149.00Room Rate: $149.00 The room rate includes the following: $10 discounted self parking (one car per room), 50% off Lagoon beach toys, 15% off Hilton select owned Restaurants, and 10% off at Mandara Spa. Both
late check out and early check in are based upon availability, normal check in time is 2:00 pm and check out is 11:00 am.
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