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FORT KNOX FAMILY AND MWR COMMUNITY ACTIVITY GUIDE + AT ROCKER II KARAOKE FIND FAME & FORTUNE THIS VALENTINE'S DAY LOVING APART KNOXMWR CONSTRUCTS, RENOVATES, AND BUILDS BLUEPRINT FOR THE FUTURE WITH THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS CHEERLEADERS WATCH THE SUPER BOWL
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FORT KNOX FAMILY AND MWR COMMUNITY ACTIVITY GUIDE+

AT ROCKER II KARAOKEFIND FAME & FORTUNE

THIS VALENTINE'S DAYLOVING APART

KNOXMWR CONSTRUCTS,RENOVATES, AND BUILDS

BLUEPRINT FOR THE FUTURE

WITH THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS CHEERLEADERS

WATCH THE SUPER BOWL

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Find Fame & Fortune At Rocker II Karaoke Wednesdays

Watch the Super Bowl With the Indianapolis Colts Cheerleaders

Blueprint for the FutureKnoxMWR Constructs, Renovates, and Builds

Loving ApartThis Valentine's Day

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O P P O R T U N I T Y

F O R T K N O X F A M I L Y A N D M O R A L E , W E L F A R E , & R E C R E A T I O N

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RECREATION AND LEISURE

Calendar of Events18

Fort Knox Fun Page35

Event Program Guide17

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Randy MooreBetsy Faber

Laura SandersUrsula Anderson

Heather WhelanCreative Ink

Fort Knox FMWR Director

Creative DirectorCopy EditorArticle WriterArticle WriterArticle Writer Publisher

Opportunity Knox

Opportunity Knox is to provide

activities and events and to share ideas that will help

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(502) 624-6217(502) 624-5410(502) 624-5351(502) 624-2677(502) 799-0780(502) 624-4836(502) 624-6620(502) 624-2314(502) 624-2435(502) 624-5026(502) 624-7754(502) 942-6356(502) 624-4033(502) 624-1838(502) 624-4725(502) 624-4740(502) 942-8754(502) 624-5030(502) 624-3711(502) 942-0959(502) 942-8332(502) 624-2717(502) 624-8169(502) 624-3316(502) 624-1247(502) 624-7754(502) 624-7761(502) 942-0409(502) 624-3641(502) 624-1247(502) 624-2314(502) 942-8019(502) 624-1253

Anderson Indoor Aquatics CenterAuto CraftsBarr Memorial LibraryBetter Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS)Bullion BingoCamp CarlsonCommercial ScaleEquipment Checkout CenterFalls Landing Miniature Golf CourseFencing & Tent Rental French Shooting ClubGallotta’s GrillGammon Physical Fitness CenterHansen Community CenterHansen Gallery (Frame Shop)Houston Bowling CenterHouston Bowling - Strike ZoneITR: Information Ticketing & RegistrationJava CaféLeaders ClubLeaders Club Catering O�ceLindsey Golf CourseNatcher Physical Fitness CenterOtto Physical Fitness CenterOutdoor Sports FacilitiesPaintballPatton Museum Gift ShopRocker II ClubSmith Physical Fitness CenterSports ProgramsStablesThrift ShopWater Park (Seasonal)

Army Community Service (502) 624-6291/8391

Child Development CenterFamily Child CareInstructional ProgramsMiddle School & Teen Programs Outreach ServicesSchool Age ServicesSchool Liaison Youth Services (Devers)Youth Sports & Fitness

(502) 624-6700(502) 624-6706(502) 624-3126(502) 624-6904(502) 624-6703(502) 624-6903(502) 624-2305(502) 624-6442(502) 624-4747

Reservations (502) 943-1000

Recreation & Leisure

Army Community Service

Child, Youth & School Services

Lodging

FEBRUARY PHOTOS3/1 IBCT DEPLOYMENT CEREMONY

Family and MWR Customer Covenant:We are committed to providing quality through service excellence to our Soldiers and Families commensurate with the quality of their service to our Nation.

We understand that we create value for our customers through

To that end, we promise our customers they will:

Always be respected and treated as individuals who are valued

Receive a prompt and friendly greeting in a professional and

courteous manner

Experience aesthetically-pleasing facilities

Receive timely, accurate and helpful information

Be offered high quality products and services

Have an opportunity to provide feedback

FMWR PHONE DIRECTORY

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Our Mission: Deliver Flexible, Innovative and Relevant Programs and Services that enable readiness and resiliency to the Total Military Family.

Our Vision: The Driving Force that keeps the Total Military Family Strong

Photos courtesy Fort Knox.

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“Adding to the fun and entertainment our guests experience every Wednesday night when they come to sing Karaoke, or just enjoy listening to the music and performance of enthusiastic Karaoke singers, we will have a $100 giveaway, sponsored by Spotlight Entertainment on the last Wednesday of every month", said Jean Neal, Manager of the Rocker Club.

Starting with the first Wednesday of each month, all guests who come to Wednesday’s Karaoke will get a card to fill out with name and telephone number. This will be repeated every Wednesday. On the last Wednesday of each month one card will be drawn from all the cards collected on “Karaoke Wednesdays” and one lucky guest will receive $100 in cash.

It’s quite possible that those who come to the Club on most or all Wednesdays during a month may have the best odds for winning the $100. “It’s like getting a gold star from the teacher for perfect attendance at school", said Neal, with a chuckle, "but winning $100 is much better than a paper gold star”. “Please come and enjoy the variety of entertainment we offer to the public all through the year” she said.

The Rocker also invites everyone to come and join in the fun of Super Bowl Bash. On Sunday, February 6, guests will be watching the game in the new Media Sports Room on a 9’ x 12’ theatre Television Screen and on 10 other flat screen televisions with entertainment provided by real-life NFL Cheerleaders. Tickets on the day of the game will be $10 per person with giveaways of authentic NFL Jerseys, hats and “all you can eat”, FREE pizza.

The public is also invited to come and watch the NASCAR Bud Shootout on Saturday, February 12, the NASCAR Gatorade Duel on Thursday, February 17 and the Daytona 500 on Sunday, February 20, all FREE of charge. The events will be shown on a large theatre screen and on 10 flat screen Televisions. During the Daytona 500 on Sunday, February 20, there will be FREE pizza and giveaways. FREE shuttle service to and from the Rocker, for those who reside on Post, will also be available on Sunday. Call the shuttle driver at (270) 272-8956.

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The Fort Knox Family and MWR Team takes great pride in making sure that our Soldiers and Families are well taken care of with top of the line customer service and facilities. We would like to take the opportunity to give our Community an update on future and current projects that are taking place within Family and MWR.

ANDERSON SPRAY PARKThis project design is a new Spray Park activity within the Anderson Pool in the existing patio and green space. The new Spray Park will include a zero entry, theme design stained concrete, non-skid surface with a minimum of 20 assorted passive, active, and interactive water features, as well as, a Tiki Hut Snack Bar.

AUTO CRAFTSExtending the general maintenance bay area to increase the functionality of the facility.

SMITH PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTERComprehensive renovation and expansion of Smith Physical Fitness Center which includes a 6,000 square foot addition, an upgraded HVAC system, skylights, additional storage, renovation of the existing racquetball courts and the addition of an indoor rock climbing and bouldering wall.

OUTDOOR RECREATION EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT CENTERThis project is an expansion of the Equipment Checkout Center and will provide an addition for storage and classroom space, as well as, an expansion to the existing parking lot and renovation of the lobby.

WATER PARKThis renovation includes expansion of the concession snack bar area, upgraded appliances and a serving window to better accommodate patrons.

BARR MEMORIAL LIBRARY PARKING LOT EXPANSION AND DRIVE UP BOOK DROPThe Bar Memorial Library parking lot has been expanded. As part of the expansion, a drive up book drop has been incorporated. The book drop is now operational on the south side of the facility for handy book return access.

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GAMMON PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTERGammon PFC is expanding, renovating, and constructing new components and features in the front entrance and lobby area. Included features are a childcare space that will comply with CYSS standards, a new foyer with comfortable furnishings and juice bar, new massage therapy rooms, an improved issue room, a larger laundry room, and an improved and better utilized storage area.

CAMP CARLSONA comprehensive storm drainage improvement project is underway at Camp Carlson. Upon completion of this work, all access roads in the park will be paved.

HOUSTON BOWLING CENTER Houston Bowling Center is adding additional lanes for open bowling with new ambiance seating and furniture that will enhance the bowling experience. Party rooms will also be available for all occasions.

SCHOOL AGE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER This brand new facility will feature three beautiful spacious atriums where parents can drop off their children. Children will have room to enjoy meals and snacks in an open café area and will be able to experiment in a fantastic teaching demo kitchen. There will be rooms dedicated to Art, Science, Performing Arts, Homework, a state of the art Computer Lab, a game room and three other activity rooms. The building will also feature a gymnasium with its own storage room and lockers for children to store their belongings while using the facility. Outside the center, children will find a playground and covered gathering area for outdoor activities and events. The building's site will allow for convenient drop-offs and pick-ups for parents who have children at this facility or the nearby CDC.

THE ROCKER II The Rocker is going through a kitchen renovation with new equipment. A new menu will be offered that will have pizza, club sandwiches, hot wings and more new items in addition to their famous chicken wings and catfish. The Rocker will also start construction on a deck and concrete patio extension. Plans for the basement include a brand new high tech gaming area.

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If there is one thing all couples in the military have in common, it’s coping with deployment and surviving the hardships of a long distance relationship. Most couples in the Army wish for nothing more than to share every cherished moment of their lives together, whether it is the birth of a new baby, an anniversary or even a special holiday.

Enduring separation for any reason can add strain to a relationship. The one thing military couples should quickly understand is that love in the Army is a battlefield and it takes strength, determination, and commitment to make the distance work. Don’t let the thousands of miles barrier bring you down. Being proactive in your relationship will help bridge the gap and make the time apart easier to cope with. Here are several things you can do to invest in your relationship. TALK ABOUT THE FUTURE Make plans for just the two of you or the entire family. Whether it’s buying a new home, taking a second honeymoon, or taking the kids to Disneyworld, use this time to talk about it! Share your excitement for what’s in store when your loved one returns home and don’t leave out details.

CELEBRATE SPECIAL OCCASIONSBeing apart doesn’t mean your loved one has to miss important moments. Celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, holidays or a child’s first milestone together through recorded video, Skype, and pictures. If it’s possible to video chat through Skype or live teleconference, use that opportunity to decorate the area around you with greeting signs, balloons, flowers etc., and make them feel like they are a big part of the celebration.

SEND LOVE LETTERSEmail has become such a daily part of our lives that we’ve forgotten the beauty of a handwritten letter. When your spouse is deployed, the one thing that makes their day is getting letters in the mail. Try writing a series of love letters with interesting topics such as, “Ten Reasons Why I Love You,” and “My Top Ten Favorite Moments with You.” They may not necessarily get their mail in order while overseas, so it’s best to number each letter.

CREATE A VIDEO MONTAGE OF YOUR LIFE TOGETHERGather photos of your most favorite memories with personal captions, and put it into a slide show with your “song” in the background. This will give him/her a chance to reminisce and look forward to coming home so you can build more future memories together.

MAKE IT A “DATE NIGHT”Granted, trying to coordinate with your Soldier overseas can be tricky. The connection might be terrible, last minute missions may override your webcam session and the time difference just might not be feasible. But, when you do get connected, it’s worth every moment. Dates are hard to come by when your loved one is deployed, so why not have dinner or watch a movie through a live video chat? It’s possible they may only get to eat an MRE, while you ravage that delicious chicken dinner, but the idea of doing the same thing at the same time makes all the difference.

SHARE YOUR LOVE WITH A FAMILY PETLoving and forever loyal, your family pet is more than ready to stand in as your snuggling companion while your loved one is deployed. Both dogs and cats provide a warm body for you to hold and chances are, they miss your deployed Soldier too and need the extra love and attention as much as you do.

Don’t take the distance that separates you from your loved one for granted. Always try to find new ways to show how much that person means to you and keep that flame burning. And remember, a love that lasts will surpass the distance.

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ON VALENTINE'S DAY

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RECREATION, LEISURE, AND COMMUNITY PROGRAM GUIDE

February 2011

We recognize...... The commitment and increasing sacri�ces that our Families are making every day.... The strength of our Soldiers comes from the strength of their Families.

We are committed to...... Providing Soldiers and Families a Quality of Life that is commensurate with their service.... Providing our Families a strong, supportive environment where they can thrive.... Building a partnership with Army Families that enhances their strength and resilience.

We are committed to Improving Family Readiness by...... Standardizing and funding existing Family programs and services.... Increasing accessibility and quality of health care.... Improving Soldier and Family Housing.... Ensuring excellence in schools, youth services, and child care.... Expanding education and employment opportunities for Family Members.Arm

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ACTIVE RECREATION

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR CLASSES

LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM

BOWLOPOLIS BIRTHDAY PARTIES

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BOWLING FEBRUARY SPECIALSMonday - Friday:

Tuesday:

Cosmic Bowling

Sunday -

MOBILIZATION & DEPLOYMENT

FAMILY RESILIENCE

HEARTS APART SUPPORT GROUP

CARE TEAM TRAINING

FRG SEMINAR

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APPLYING FOR FEDERAL JOBS

VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT FAIR

INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES/DRESS FOR SUCCESS

HANSEN GALLERY FRAMING CLASS

ARMY FAMILY TEAM BUILDING

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION CLASSES

CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION ASSISTANCE

VOLUNTEER MGMT INFO SYSTEM TRAINING (VMIS)

FOCUSED EDUCATION

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INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL COUNSELING

LIVING ON A DIME

HOW TO AVOID FORECLOSURE

BOSS SPEED DATING

FINANCIAL CLASSES

BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SINGLE SOLDIERS

AUTOMOTIVE CRAFTS SAFETY CLASS

MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE CLASS

FOCUSED EDUCATION (CONT.)

NEWCOMERS ORIENTATION

BOSS CANNED FOOD DRIVE

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FAMILY PROGRAMS

NEW COMMANDERS FAMILY ADVOCACY BRIEF

AUTISM SUPPORT GROUP

INFANT SAFETY CLASS

BOOK BUDDIES

WEEKLY STORY HOUR

FORT KNOX COMMUNITY PLAYGROUP

SOS SUPPORT GROUP

MOMMY/DADDY BASIC TRAINING

KEYS TO GREAT PARENTING

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ENTERTAINMENT

SUPER BOWL XLV PARTY

FORT KNOX KARAOKE IDOL CONTEST

MARDI GRAS

DAYTONA 500

BUNCO AT THE LEADERS CLUB

VALENTINE'S DAY DINNER

AFTER HOURS LIVE WITH RODNEY WATTS

BULLION BINGO FABULOUS FRIDAY

FAMILY DAY AT BINGO

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SATURDAY CHILDCARE

CDC EVENING CHILDCARE

CDC CHILDCARE FOR FRG NIGHTS

AFTER-GAME CELEBRATION

POPCORN AND A MOVIE

MOM AND DAUGHTER NIGHT OUT

MIDDLE SCHOOL TEENS AT CAMP KENTHATEN

CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES ACTIVITIES

A l l F o r t K n o x e m p l o y e e s i n c l u d i n g , Fa m i l i e s o f A c t i v e D u t y M i l i t a r y, R e s e r v i s t , c i v i l i a n personnel, and DoD contractors are eligible for CYS Services programs. Participation subject to all CYS Services policies and procedures. For more information about CYS Services, please call (502) 624-6703.

NETWORKING FOR HOME SCHOOL FAMILIES

VALENTINE'S DAY DINNER/DANCE

JUNK FOOD BINGO

TEEN MOVIE MADNESS

DODGE BALL TOURNAMENT

UNDERGROUND RAILROAD MUSEUM & ICE SKATING

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You’ve always been there to support and encourage.

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AQUA ZUMBA A party in the pool for every age! Dance away the calories while in the water. Classes conducted at Anderson Aquatics Center. $3.00 per class, Gammon Aerobics punch cards, Gammon Aerobics Monthly Unlimited cards, or Anderson Aquatics Fitness pass accepted. For more information, please call (502) 624-3774.

WATER AEROBICS / AQUACIZE

class. A $30.00 monthly pass is available. For more information, please call (502) 624-6217.

Morning Classes: Mon - Fri, 9:55 AM - 10:55 AMEvening Classes: Mon, Tue & Thu, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Saturday Classes: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM

AEROBIC/CARDIO CLASSES

$3.00 per person, per class. There is a $25.00 punch card for 10 classes or a $40.00 unlimited, monthly card. Classes may include

Gammon Physical Fitness Center by calling (502) 624-4033.

FLEXIBILITY TRAININGGammon PFC

BODY COMPOSITIONGammon PFC Find out your body fat percentage. This

current throughout the body. For information and pricing, please

FITNESS ROUTINEGammon PFC how to put all the equipment into a safe and effective routine

please call (502) 624-3316.

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE PROGRAM

activities. Anyone age 16 or older is eligible to participate in this

40 who have not been active on a regular basis undergo a thorough

EQUIPMENT ORIENTATION

center, including cardio machines, Nautilus equipment, and free weights. Discover the proper way to use them and how to get

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ACTIVITY SPECIFIC FUNCTIONAL TRAININGGammon PFC

for individuals or team use. For information and pricing, please

PERSONAL TRAINING

how to put all the equipment into a safe and effective routine

is $8.00 per half hour session or $18.00 for a one hour session. For information, please call (502) 624-3316.

HEALTH & FITNESS

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A $30.00 monthly pass is available. For more information, p

Classes may include

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$10,000FABULOUS FRIDAYFEBRUARY 4

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KISSESLACELOVEPASSIONROMANCEROSESVALENTINE

February Word Search

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