FMWR RECREATION, LEISURE, AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITY GUIDE+

GET TO KNOW COUNTRY MUSIC STAR

TOBY KEITH

HONORING MOTHERS ON THEIR SPECIAL DAYCELEBRATE MOM

NEWCOMER’S GUIDE TOTHE KENTUCKY DERBY

WARM WEATHER ACTIVITIES FOR YOUR CHILDRENSUMMER FUN FOR KIDS

Celebrate MomHonoring mothers on their special day

The Kentucky DerbyNewcomer’s guide to Derby Tradition

Summer Fun For KidsWarm weather activities for your children

Toby KeithContry music icon

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Event Program Guide17

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life on Fort Knox by providing positive opportunities for leisure and by being stewards of our parklands, facilities, public trees, and other resources entrusted to our care. The Fort Knox FMWR Community Recreation Division has been accredited since October 2007.

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“Selling artwork at the PX and making some money.”Michael Zachary - Civilian

“Spending time with family and enjoying the outdoors.”Beverly Shaddox - Spouse

“Sit back, watch TV, barbeque, and enjoy being with my family.”

Jonathan Kilgore - Civilian

“Going to the lake and spending time with my family.”

SFC Anthony Walsh - Active Duty

The 2010 Kentucky Derby marks the 136th running of the race. It’s due to be held on Saturday, May 1, at 6:15 PM (EST) at historic Churchill Downs.

“My family is going to the Toby Keith concert on Memorial Day Weekend.”

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Mother’s Day is an excellent opportunity for every child to thank their mother, for her undying love and support. The day, dedicated to all the mothers across the world, is celebrated with great zeal and fanfare. A journey that every woman undertakes from being just a “woman’” to a “mother”, calls for numerous sacri�ces and pain. So, a special day like Mother’s Day gives a child the chance to express the deep-felt gratitude toward their mother. Though children can never repay their mother, they can surely do little things to make her happy and feel special.

Mother’s Day is dedicated to the leading lady of the family. The whole world basks in the glory of the day, where every child takes immense pleasure in making it special in the life of his/her mother. While the Super Moms sit back and relax on this particular day, children take up all the responsibilities. Mother’s Day celebrations date back to the times of ancient Greeks. While it was celebrated in a small way during that time, it gained popularity and momentum in the early 19th century and in the present time, is practiced in full force.

Celebrate Mother’s Day this year at the Leaders Club Mother’s Day Brunch on May 9 from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.Reservations are required, so call (502) 942-0959 for more information and to reserve your family’s spot.

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GARLAND OF ROSES - Each year, a garland of more than 400 red roses is sewn into a green satin backing with the seal of the Commonwealth on one end and the Twin Spires and number of the race’s current renewal on the other. Each garland is also adorned with a “crown” of roses, green fern, and ribbon. The “crown,” a single rose pointing upward in the center of the garland, symbolizes the struggle and heart necessary to reach the Derby Winner’s Circle.

THE SONG - In the world of sports, there is not a more moving moment than when the horses step onto the track for the Kentucky Derby post parade and the band strikes up

history on the playing of the Stephen Foster ballad as a Derby Day tradition, it is believed to have originated in 1921 for the 47th running of the classic.

DERBY TROPHY - History is unclear if a trophy was

Derby, and trophy presentations were sporadically made in following years. Finally, in 1924, legendary Churchill Downs President Matt Winn commissioned a standard design to be developed for the “Golden Anniversary” of the Derby.

THE INFIELD - perspectives and two experiences: the third turn party, where the young and the young at heart indulge in all things fun, freewheeling and, sometime, at little frisky. If you visit the third turn and participate in its madcap antics on Derby weekend, take lots of pictures but think twice about showing them to dear old Mom and Dad!

sedate, family-like picnic setting that’s G-rated and

this is the place to go – just keep an eye on them.

SILKS - Modern race fans are able to follow a horse’s progress during a race through the use of some relatively new inventions: the race program, television monitors, the number on the horse’s saddlecloth, and the track announcer’s

which horse was which. So, they adopted racing silks - or colors - to distinguish their jockeys for easier viewing.

TWIN SPIRES - Throughout the world, the Twin Spires are a recognized landmark and have become visual symbols of Churchill Downs and its most famous race, the Kentucky Derby. Constructed in 1895, the Twin Spires were the creation of a 24-year-old draftsman, Joseph Dominic Baldez, who was asked to draw the blueprints for Churchill Downs’ new grandstand. Originally the plans did not include the Twin Spires

continued work on his design, he felt the structure needed something to give it a striking appearance.

MINT JULEP- The Mint Julep has been the traditional beverage of Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby for nearly a century. Each year, almost 120,000 Early Times Mint Juleps are served over the two-day period of Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby weekend at Churchill Downs Racetrack. That’s a feat that requires more than 10,000 bottles of Early Times Mint Julep Ready-to-Serve Cocktail, 1,000 pounds of freshly harvested mint, and 60,000 pounds of ice.

NEWCOMER’S GUIDE TO THE

Kentucky DerbyOver its 136-year history, the Kentucky Derby has

amassed dozens of traditions that Churchill Downs’

employees, horsemen, and millions of Derby fans

worldwide hold dear. From the iconic Twin Spires

that overlook the track’s famous homestretch to

the potent mint juleps that infuse Derby Day with

“spirit,” traditions are an important part of the Derby

experience. Every year, the Kentucky Derby Nation of

fans looks forward to observing these storied rituals

leading up to the “Greatest Two Minutes in Sports.”

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Part Day Pre-School Camp: Monday through Friday for children 3-5 years old. Morning Sessions are 8:30 - 11:30 AM. Afternoon Sessions are 12:30 - 3:30 PM. Each themed weekly camp encourages learning through play, exploration, art, stories, and other surprises. Cost is $65.00 per week. Family Orientation is May 13 at the Hansen Center from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. Sign up today by calling (502) 624-1887.

Summer Fun for Kids: For children who just completed Kindergarten. Full day care! Week long-camps, �eld trips with swimming, bowling, and lots of fun activities. CYSS Full Day Fees apply. A Family Orientation and Open House is scheduled for 13 May at Hansen Center from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. For more information call (502) 624-1887.

School Age Services: For children grades 1-5. A di�erent Enrichment Adventure each week. Activities include swimming, roller skating, bowling, and computer lab. Open Monday through Friday, 5:30 AM - 6:00 PM. A Family Orientation and Open House is scheduled for May 11 at SAS at 6:00 PM. Sign up today by calling (502) 624-6903.

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Start Planning Now for Middle School and High School Students: Six Weekly Summer Enrichment Programs, 4-H Camps such as Cooking, Photography, and Technology, camps for Workforce Prep, DJ Certi�cation, Sports and Fitness, and Torch/Keystone Club. A non-refundable camp fee of $15.00 is due at the time of signup for the camp (additional cost for some trips during each camp). Lunch is included to summer camp participants. Camp times will be from 12:00 - 6:00 PM with lunch starting at 12:00. Space is limited and is �lled on a �rst-come �rst-serve basis. Call Devers Middle School Teen Center at (502) 624-6442 for more information.

Flag & Tackle Football Camp: Sign-up through May 24. The camp is open to boys and girls who are interested in learning more about playing �ag and tackle football, regardless of experience! FLAG FOOTBALL: June 1 - 5 | TACKLE FOOTBALL: June 1 - 4 & June 7 - 12 | 8:00 - 10:30 AM daily FLAG FOOTBALL: For ages 7-9 years old (Born 1 May 1, 2000 - April 30, 2003) Flag Football Camp is $10.00 per child.TACKLE FOOTBALL: For ages 10-12 years old (Born May 1, 1996 - April 30, 1999). Tackle Football Camp is $15.00 per child. Tackle camp limited to 70 participants. First come, �rst served. For information please call the Youth Sports and Fitness O�ce at (502) 624-4747 or (502) 624-3025.

FCC Field Trips: Family Child Care Providers o�er many �eldtrips, to include the water park, bowling, Smart Moves, 4-H, and other developmental activities for children during the summer months. Call (502) 624-6706 for information or visit Army FCC online at Parent Central Services.

SKIES Fundamental Camps: Martial Arts, Gymnastics, Dance, Art, Prevent Summer Slide, and more. For more information, please call SKIES at (502) 624- 3126.

You must be registered with CYSS to participate in all camps. Please sign up for summer programs at the CYSS Parent Central Services O�ce before the scheduled Open Houses. Camps require one-week fee as a non-refundable deposit at time of sign-up. Call (502) 624-6703 for a registration appointment and additional information. Families of Active Duty Military, Reservists, civilian personnel, and DoD contractors are eligible for CYSS. Participation subject to all CYSS policies & procedures.

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Always a popular live act, Keith maintains a heavy tour schedule, which includes a stop at Fort Knox on May 29, 2009. For more information about ticket availability, contact the Fort Knox ITR o�ce at (502) 624-5030.

Singer, songwriter, musician, and actor, Toby Keith was born on July 8, 1961, in Clinton, Oklahoma. Raised in Oklahoma City, Keith started playing music at a young age after being inspired by the musicians who worked in his grandmother’s supper club. After working for a while in the oil industry and playing defense in the USFL football league, he decided to pursue a career in music.

In the early ‘90s, Keith signed with Mercury Records, and by 1993 his self-titled debut album was certi�ed platinum. His follow-up records, Boomtown and Blue Moon, were equally successful thanks to such popular hits as “Who’s That Man” and “Me Too.” In 1997 he teamed with Sting to record “I’m So Happy I Can’t Stop Crying,” which earned the duo a Grammy nomination. More success followed with the 1999 album How Do You Like Me Now?!, which won two Academy of Country Music (ACM) awards in 2000. His 2002 album, Unleashed, sold 3 million copies and included a hit duet with Willie Nelson, “Beer for My Horses.”

In 2001, the events of September 11 prompted Keith to write the hit song “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American),” which was hugely popular, particularly among military personnel.

Keith was named Entertainer of The Year by the Academy of Country Music in 2002 and 2003. He received an additional surge of media attention in 2003 when he engaged in a public clash with Natalie Maines, the lead singer of the Dixie Chicks.

Later that year, he released Shock’n Y’All, which reached the top of the country and pop album charts. The recording’s title is a play on the military expression, “shock and awe,” from the Iraq war, and

his ode to the troops, “American Soldier,” was a big success. He also continued to cultivate his good ol’ boy image with such tracks as “I Love This Bar.” He and Nelson won an ACM Award in 2004 for the video for their duet, “Beer for My Horses.”

His next e�ort, Honkytonk University, released in 2005, featured a duet with country music icon Merle Haggard on “She Ain’t Hooked on Me No More.” The biggest single from the album was the ballad “As Good As I Once Was,” which helped the album top the country and pop charts. The video for the song also won the Country Music Association (CMA) Award for Music Video of the Year in 2005. That same year, Keith was honored by his home state by being inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame.

On the road a lot, Keith has made some life-threatening stops along the way. In April 2008, he played 18 shows for U.S. troops in Persian Gulf as part of a U.S.O. Tour. Keith even had to pause during one of his performances because of mortar �re, but he returned to the stage after the attack stopped.

Later that year, he starred in the big-screen comedy Beer for My Horses as a small-town deputy who arrests a Mexican drug lord, which leads to the kidnapping of his girlfriend by the drug lord’s brother. Keith co-wrote the screenplay and co-produced the �lm, which featured appearances by Ted Nugent and Willie Nelson. His latest release, American Ride, was released in October 2009.

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The sun shines bright in My Old Kentucky homeTis summer, and people are gayThe corn top’s ripe and the meadow’s in bloomWhile the birds make music all the day

All merry, all happy and brightBy ‘n by hard times come a-knocking at the doorThen My Old Kentucky home good night

CHORUS: Weep no more, my ladyOh, weep no more, todayWe will sing one song for the old Kentucky homeFor the old Kentucky home far away

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BENEFITS BARRAGE: ShamROCK Shackfest

n March 16, 2010, FMWR hosted the ShamROCK Shackfest at

the Rocker II Club. Event goers were treated to a green Jell-O

dunk tank, foam party room, potato bowling, and other fun activities.

The objective for this event was to bring the community together and to

celebrate the Saint Patrick’s Day holiday. By an average score of 4.37

out of 5, participants reported experiencing a decrease in stress. By an

average score of 4.18 out of 5, participants reported experiencing an

increased level of camaraderie with other Soldiers.

For more information about this event or other programs in this guide,

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