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65th Engineer Battalion Weekly Resource Binder
16MAR2012
Friday Night Entertainment Series at Kolekole
Ocean Feast
EFMP Workshop
Premier Movie Showing Courageous
Hui O Wahine Historic Tour of Homes Palm Circle
Tutor.com
2012 Army Tennis Tournament
The contents of this binder are strictly for informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of any private or commercial organization by the 8th Mp BDE, 8th TSC, USARPAC or the Department of the Army.
31st Annual Hawaiian Scottish Festival Fisher House, 5K event Safe the date & save your Army boots Wine Tasting at Nehelani Building Resilience In Children AFTB Senior Spouse Seminar AFTB 2012 Training Schedule Writing & Art Contest
EFMP Presents
Behavior
Management
Workshop Series
Exceptional
Family Member
Program
Date: March 22,23,2
6
Time: 11:30 am/ 2:00
pm
Where: Fort Shafter
ACS
217 Montgomery Driv
e
Bldg 330
Register with EFMP
438-9285
Description
Group Family Centered
Workshop
Designed to learn about
the principles of behavior
and feedback in a
supportive environment.
Behavior Management for :
Autism
Pervasive Developmental Disorder
ADHD
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Sensory Intergrative Dysfunction
Antisocial Personality Disorder
Rett Syndrome
HUI O WAHINE
HISTORIC PALM CIRCLE
TOUR OF HOMES
MARCH 29, 2012
12:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
$15.00
This is a walking tour that is open to everyone 14 years and older.
Tickets are available at the Fort Shafter Thrift Shop and Hui O
Wahine Luncheons.
There will be light refreshments and an opportunity to win a
beautiful handmade quilt donated by one of our extremely
talented Hui O Wahine Members.
Money goes toward scholarships and community welfare requests.
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MBA
ENTRY INFORMATION:
Last Name(print) __________________________________________Rank ______ First Name _____________________________
Phone (H)______________________________(W) ______________________________ Cell ______________________________
Participant Signature __________________________________________________________________________________________
Email_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Division (Checkone)
Men Open Novice/3.5 and below Women Open Novice/3.5 and below
2012 Army Hawaii
Tennis TournamentMarch 26-30, 2012
Schofield Barracks
Fort Shafter and TAMCTennis Courts
ELIGIBILITY: Active Duty Soldiers, Retired Soldiers, other military working or residing on an Army installation, National Guardsman, Army Reservists and their adult family members; DOD and AAFEES civilians (to include DoD contractors) that work on an Army Installation on the island of Oahu are eligible.
ENTRY DEADLINE: All entries must be received by the USAG-HI Sports Fitness and Aquatics Office, Stop 112, Bldg 556, room 100, Kaala Community Activity Center, no later than Friday, March 9, 2012. Entries may be faxed to 655-8012/438-2470.
ORGANIZATION MEETING: The Organization meeting to determine draws will be held on Monday, March 16, 2012 at 3:00 pmat the Sgt Yano Library.
For general information Contact the USAG-HI Sports, Fitness and Aquatics Office, at655-0856/9914.
Entrants in the Fort Shafter area may call 438-9572. Information may also be obtained via the MWR Sport website: http//www.mwrarmyhawaii.com.
1) Active Duty Soldiers, National Guardsman, Army Reservists are eligible.
2) The current edition of United States Tennis Association will govern play except as modified or amended by local rules.
3) Location of Tennis Tournament is Martinez Physical Fitness Center Tennis Courts # 595, #596, #597, Schofield Barracks. Upon concurrence of opponents and approval of tournament director, alternate sites and times may be used for tournament play.
4) Matches will commence at 1800 each day. Competitors are responsible for knowing play sites, dates and times as stated on tournament bracket.
5) There will be a ten minute grace period. The late competitor is not allowed a warm up and the match will start immediately upon arrival.
6) Competitors must check in ten minutes prior to match or at the call the Tournament Director for instructions and court assignment.
7) Matches will be scored best two out of three sets, twelve point tiebreaker at six all in each set.
8) Competitors will officiate their own matches. The USAG-HI tennis contractor/professional and Tournament director are available for interpretation of rules. Their decision is final.
9) Problems of cramps, upset stomach, are related to stamina and physical conditioning and are not cause for delay of game/match.
10) Tournament director may remove competitor(s) from the tournament for obnoxious or unsportsmanlike behavior. Examples include but are not limited to gestures, swearing, threatening, and racket throwing, touching an opponent or spectator in a threatening manner.
11) Competitors will provide their own equipment. Tennis balls will be provided. Appropriate tennis apparel and footwear must be worn.
12) The number of entries in each division will determine the tournament format. a) Mens Open b) Mens Novice/3.5 and below b) Womens Open c) Womens Novice /3.5and below
13) Tournament Director has the right to advance the play schedule. The Tournament Director may postpone, stop, or cancel the tournament because of inclement weather or other emergency. Matches will resume as soon as possible. Matches may not be played in advance without tournament directors approval.
14) Matches and the tournament may be moved forward because of inclement weather.
15) Awards will be presented to the Champion and runner up of each division.
Intramural TennisLocal Rules
SAVE THE DATE & DONATE YOUR BOOTS!!
Pacific Aviation Museum supported in conjunction with their
Biggest Little Air Show on Ford Island
1st First Fisher House 5K, 1 mile Keiki Run
Aug 18, 2012
0700 at Ford Islands Pacific Aviation Museum
Honoring our Fallen Heros, Wounded Warriors &
Military Families in need
In an effort to raise awareness about the Tripler Fisher House and how we can assist our Military Families during a medical
crisis or loss, we are partnering with each Military Branch, community partners and other non-profit organizations who support
our Men & Women in uniform. This is open to military and civilians. There will be different vendors and information booths to
highlight what is available to our military families on Oahu within each Service as well as the community. There will also be a
Memorial Tribute of combat boots to line the path for the participants so we are always reminded that someone has paved the
path in which we are about to travel. More information to follow in the coming weeks. For more information and up to date
events follow us at www.facebook.com/triplerfisherhouse
Please help us collect a pair of boots to represent each Service Member who has died since 9/11, you may add a picture to that
pair to honor that Service Member and put a face to their honor. POC is Theresa Johnson @ 561-7423 or
[email protected] . Proceeds from Run portion will support the Tripler Fisher House 100% to continue
providing support to our Military Families .
Wine Tasting
at the
Nehelani Showroom
Wine down with an evening of music and light appetizers.
$18.00 per person.
Every Third Thursday of the Month.
Open to ages 21+
Doors open at 6:00pm
Call 655-4466 for more information and reservations. MBA
Sponsored by: Army Community Service; Child, Adolescent and Family Behavioral Health Office; FOCUS;
Providers Resiliency Training/AMEDD Care Provider Support Program; School Behavioral Health Pro-
gram and Adolescent Psychiatry Service, Tripler Army Medical Center; Schofield Barracks Main Post
Chapel
Come join us for a Family Night Presentation
BUILDING RESILENCE IN CHILDREN
AND TEENS
By
Dr. Ken Ginsburg
Wednesday, April 4, 2012 6:15 PM 8:00 P.M. (Dinner and Childcare provided begins at 5:30) Schofield Barracks Main Post Chapel Bldg 790
Soldiers, Parents of Children, Teens and Families. This is For You!
Using humor, real-life scenarios and poignant cases, Dr. Ken Ginsburg will
teach us how to help children build resilience. His unique perspective empha-
sizes the developmental strengths of youth, equipping participants with skills
needed to help teens and parents of children to teach kids to help themselves.
Admission is free. 1. You must RSVP to Ginny Wescott at 655-0669 or
[email protected] to attend. 2. Children attending the childcare service provided must be registered with Child, Youth & School Services (CYSS) in order to have childcare. Call 655-5314 to register with them. Chil-dren under 12 are not allowed in the chapel (for this event only). Teens, however, are encouraged to attend.
An Army Hawaii Child Abuse Prevention Month Activity:
Child AbuseIts No Secret
Objective: Identify the information needed to prepare spouses in taking on the role of an informed, involved, productive, and proactive member of the command team, and to help prepare Senior NCO spouses and Command spouses understand the role and responsibilities to build stronger partnerships to strengthen Family Readiness Groups. Invitees: Spouses of E-6 promotable to E-7, E-7, E-8, LT, & CPT When: April 25 and 26, 0900-1500 hrs Where: ACS Building 647 located next door to the SGT Smith Theater, Schofield Barracks Please reserve your seat by contacting Ferne Conroy, AFTB Program Manager @ 655-0671 or by email: [email protected]
AFTB Presents the Senior Spouses Seminar
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Learn, Grow, Lead
AFTB Training Schedule Calendar Year 2012
January - March 2012 AFTB Instructor Meeting Jan 9 1700-1900 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Team Meeting Jan 11 1130-1300 ACS Bldg 647
AFTB Level I Jan 13 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Pre-Training Review Jan 20 1700-1900 ACS Bldg 647 (Sr. Enlisted Spouse Seminar) Sr. Enlisted Spouse Seminar Jan 25 0900-1500 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I Feb 10 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB ITC Feb 8, 9, 0830-1500 ACS Building 647 AFTB ITC Feb 10 0900-1300 ACS Building 647 AFTB Level II Feb 21, 22, 28, 29 0900-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I Mar 15 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Level I Mar 13 & 14 1700-2100 Lt Brostrum
Community Center, Ft Shafter AFTB Volunteer Team Meeting Mar 14 1100-1300 ACS Bldg 647 How to make your presentations more interactive AFTB Level III Mar 20-22 0900-1300 ACS Bldg 647
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April - June 2012
AFTB Level I Apr TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy
AFTB Team Meeting April 11th 1130-1300 ACS Bldg 647 Sr. Spouse Seminar April 25-26 0900-1430 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I May TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Level I May 7-8 1700-2100 LT Brostrum
Community Center, Ft. Shafter
AFTB Team Meeting May 9 1130-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level II May 22, 23, 29, 30 1700-2100 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I Jun TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Team Meeting & PD Jun 13 1100-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level III Jun 26-28 1700-2100 ACS Bldg 647
July - September 2012 AFTB Level I Jul TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Team Meeting Jul 11 1130-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level II Jul 16, 17, 23, 24 0900-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I AUG TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Level I Aug 6-7 1700-2100 LT Brostrum Community Center, Ft. Shafter AFTB Team Meeting Aug 8 1130-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level III Aug 21-23 0900-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I SEP TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Team Meeting & PD Sep 12 1100-1300 ACS Bldg 647
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AFTB Level II Sep 18, 19, 25, 26 1700-2100 ACS Bldg 647
October - December 2012
AFTB Level I Oct TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Team Meeting Oct 10 1130-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level III Oct 16-18 0900-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I Nov TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Level II Nov 5-8 0900-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Team Meeting & PD Nov 14 1100-1300 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Level I Dec TBD 0800-1530 NCO Academy AFTB Level III Dec 3-5 1700-2100 ACS Bldg 647 AFTB Team Meeting Dec 12 1130-1300 ACS Bldg 647
AFTB Level I classes are offered a minimum of each month
AFTB Level II and III classes are offered each quarter
Sr. Enlisted Spouse Seminar offered 2-3 times per year ( depends on community needs)
AFTB Module Training available as requested
AFTB Level I and II will be offered at FT. Shafter if at least 5 attend
ITC at least Quartlerly
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entries will be published in o spec'io1Porents And Children Toiether Keiki Doy'edition of the Hbnolulu StorAdvertiser.
Eoch winner receives over $100 in cosh ond prizes.For more informotion on this yeoy's energy-soving theme, pleose visit HowoiiEnergy.com.
Contesl R.ules. Entries moy be stories, poems or ortwork qbout
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Sr enlisted spouse seminar information.pdfObjective: Identify the information needed to prepare spouses in taking on the role of an informed, involved, productive, and proactive member of the command team, and to help prepare Senior NCO spouses and Command spouses understand the role and responsibilities to build stronger partnerships to strengthen Family Readiness Groups. Invitees: Spouses of E-6 promotable to E-7, E-7, E-8, LT, & CPT When: April 25 and 26, 0900-1500 hrsWhere: ACS Building 647 located next door to the SGT Smith Theater, Schofield Barracks Please reserve your seat by contacting Ferne Conroy, AFTB Program Manager @ 655-0671 or by email: [email protected]
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