Garmisch FMWR February 2012 Newsletter

USAG Garmisch Family and MWR Newsletter February 2012

Inside this issue:

Informational Flyers 2

Library 3

Outdoor Recreation 4-6

Army Community Service 7-8

Arts and Crafts 9-10

Mueller Fitness Center 11-12

Child Youth School Services 13-14

Calendar 15

Mailer Information 16

Snowshoeing is a great cross-training conditioning

sport, offering a low-impact, safe form of exercise. It

is ideal for anyone interested in an aerobic workout

combined with strength training and muscle endur-

ance. An hour of snowshoeing can burn 400 to 1000

calories depending on your pace, the terrain and the

gear you are carrying. People who snowshoe can

burn 45 percent more calories than walking or run-

ning at the same speed!

There is no better way to begin snowshoeing than

just going and doing it. The sport is easy to learn and

virtually inexpensive compared to other winter

sports. Once you experience a snowshoe workout,

you may find yourself pining for the winter months

when you can trek up a trail. With snowshoes on your

feet you not only will have a great workout, you will

also enjoy the peaceful winter landscape and admire

the beauty of nature. Try it!

Snowshoeing for winter fitness

Garmisch FMWR is conducting a customer survey regarding our facilities and services.

We value your opinion and appreciate you taking the time to let us know the value you

attribute to our programs as we adjust to meet evolving fiscal challenges. Our goal is to

provide you with services that consider your needs effectively. Your feedback will be

used to retain effective practices, and or develop/reshape services and programs that

better meet your needs. We value the time that you take to complete this survey; the

survey should only take a few moments to complete and will be available until February

10, 2012. To access the survey please click on the following link

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/garmisch_fmwr_2012_facilities_survey

RENOVATION UPDATE!

The Pete Burke Community

Center Renovation Project

is nearly finished. We hope

to start hosting events in

our newly renovated center

the second week of March.

For more information

please contact us at DSN

440 2638 or CIV 08821

7502368.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/garmisch_fmwr_2012_facilities_survey

Page 2 Volume 1, Issue 1 Page 2 February 2012

Community Library

http://www.library.eur.army.mil/

Hours of Operation DSN 440-2467

Monday–Friday 12 p.m.-7 p.m. CIV 08821-750-2467

Sunday 2 p.m.– 7 p.m.

The library is soliciting original photographs

thru March 9 for a special photo exhibit. The theme

is “Sustainable Lifestyle” and we hope everyone will

bring their own, creative interpretation to the topic.

Bring your photographs to the library (color, B&W,

digitally enhanced) in the standard German size 20

X 30 cm. Write a short caption for your photo about

how it relates to the theme and we will prepare it for

viewing. We’ll ask our patrons to choose their favor-

ites, and winners will be announced on March 16.

Open to all ages, limit of two photos per person.

Don’t miss this opportunity to show off your photo-

graphs and win great prizes! Stop by or call us if you

have any questions.

Sustainable Lifestyle Photo Contest and Exhibition

Calling all eReader

owners

Did you know you can get

thousands of free e-

Books for Kindle and

o t h e r m a j o r

e-Readers from the

library’s Digital Media

Library? Just stop by the

library and

we’ll be happy

to give you

o n e - o n - o n e

instruction so

you can start

Read Across America Day Friday, March 2 at 10 a.m. at the library. Cosponsored by ACS and the library, join us in celebrating early literacy

and the love for books with our youngest children. Read Across Amer-

ica Day marks the birth of Theodore Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr.

Seuss, whose stories have won the hearts of generations of youngsters

and helped them gain a love of reading. In addition to stories and

songs, the Cat in the Hat will be our special guest. Sign up at ACS or

the library and receive a free gift.

No story time on Thursday, March 1 due to this special program.

National African American History Month Stop by the library and take a look at our special February display dedi-

cated to the 2012 theme: “Black Women in America: Culture and His-

tory”. The display will feature both familiar and less well known African

American women and highlight the roles they played and the contribu-

tions they made to the making of America. Take our short quiz and use

our online Biography reference resource to learn something new this

year!

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Water Works! Saturday, February 4, 7:50 a.m. at the Garmisch Train Station Cost: Transportation - $15; Park entry €38 or €36 If you thought “Water Works” is only a semi-desirable property in Monopoly you might be wonder-

ing how does it work? Trust us! Water does Work! Water can be extremely therapeutic, relaxing,

calming, exhilarating, and lots of good fun! I am speaking especially of the absolute Disney-like

Water world known as the Erdinger Therme! A few reasons that make it is so are; the Kelo Sauna

is so big that it requires two people to perform the “Aufguss,” you can sit completely naked on a

marble barstool in a pool of water and drink alcoholic beverages with all your friends, you can fall

off the bar stool into the water and not hurt yourself, and there are fourteen different water slides – some of them have elevators

that go to the top! On Saturday, April 16, we meet at 7:50 a.m. at the Garmisch Train Station and don’t expect to be back before

midnight. Bring Euros for all the food and drink you plan to consume and bring €38 if you are doing the “full European experience”

or €36 if you are going to wear a swimsuit all day (it is cheaper if you want to avoid the fun in the “textile free” areas). It may seem

expensive but trust me: this one is extraordinary and worth every penny!

Carnevale in Venezia Friday, February 17 – Sunday, February 19 Cost: $290 One of our most asked about tours is Venice during the Carnival Season. Friday evening we de-

part Garmisch at 4:30 p.m. and head to Vicenza, arriving around 10:00 pm. Saturday morning

we will take a quick bus ride to the outskirts of Venice where we will take the train into Venice,

arriving around 8:45 am. We will then head to San Marco to participate in the festivities in

Piazza San Marco. There will be much carousing and endless jostling by the many tourists. Of

course, the best way to do this trip is “tutti in Maschera” but it is very unlikely that you will outdo

any Venetians in the quality of your masks and costumes! When the weather is cooperative, the

Italians do not hesitate to bring out their silks and genuine 18th century duds and the crowds love

it. Americans who think it is “like Halloween” or Germans who want to dress like it is Fasching

are just woefully outclassed! The crowds are happy if the Brits and Australians just wear any

clothing at all…

We will eventually make our way back to Vicenza on the 8:32pm train from Venice. Sunday, we will begin the journey back

to Garmisch with a stop off in Verona for a quick look at the old town and an opportunity to eat in an excellent restaurant. Ex-

pect to be back in Garmisch around 9:30 p.m. on Sunday night.

Space on this trip is limited so get your money to me right away

Neuschwanstein Castle Monday, February 20 – 08:00 a.m. at the Pete Burke Community Center Cost: $39 The most popular tourist attraction in Germany is Neuschwanstein Castle. Tour buses arrive and dis-

pense hordes of people every day! As opposed to most of the tours that concentrate on the scandalous

upbringing of Ludwig and his “tragedy,” This tour is called Ludwig and Richard and focuses on the fa-

mous composer as well as the shy king. Essential to an understanding of the “Ludwig World” is an ac-

quaintance with the world of nineteenth century German politics and there will be some talk about that

as well! In addition to Neuschwanstein and a short stop for lunch in the castle town of Fussen, there will

be a stop at the UNESCO designated World Heritage Site of the Wieskirche and also another at Ettal

Monastery. Naturally, there will be time for refreshments at a monastery known for its brewing skills!

Do not forget to bring along a passport (short crossing into Austria) some money for lunch and the occa-

sional souvenirs as well.

Leisure Trips and Tours


Monday–Friday 12 p.m.—6 p.m. CIV 08821-750-2638

Closed Saturday, Sunday, and U.S. Holidays


Weekend in Prague Friday, March 2 – Sunday, March 4 Cost: $270 Prague is often on the top of everyone’s list of places to visit in the old world.

We will leave at 4:15 p.m. on Friday, March 2. Friday evening there will be

an orientation tour of Prague including how to get back to the hotel if your

experience of the city is going to include any of the very late nightspots! Sat-

urday starts with a daytime tour that includes a few more touristic sights to

include a tour of the Franz Kafka museum. For those who want to see an op-

era tickets can be arranged. There will be a fair amount of free time to ex-

plore on your own. On the way home, we will stop in Pilzen to sample some

P i l z ener Urque l a t a t e r r i f i c r es t au ran t . Es t imated

arrival time back in Garmisch is about 8:00 p.m. Do not forget that you need

your passport!

Munich in the Third Reich Tour Friday, March 11 – video at 7 p.m.; Sunday, March 13 – 8 a.m. trip to Munich Cost: $35

One of the most popular tours is Munich in the Third Reich - a walking tour

developed quite a few years ago to coincide with an exhibition that the Mu-

nich Stadtmuseum was presenting. We start with a video presentation and a

geographical and historical orientation in the PLTCE Auditorium (Bldg. 253)

on Friday at 7 p.m. On Sunday, we meet at the Garmisch Train Station just

before 8 a.m. and take the 8:04 a.m. train to Munich. There we recreate the Bier Hall Putsch exactly as it happened

in 1923. After lunch, we visit the site of the Munich Accords (where Czechoslovakia ceased to be an independent

unified country) and see some other places associated with the Nazi movement. This is an extremely interesting tour,

somewhat like touring an urban battlefield. We cannot pretend that there is not a lot of walking, or that this is a short

day. Most participants are somewhat exhausted after we storm-troop our way from one end of Munich to another.

However, we have not had anybody say to shorten it in any way!

Ballets, Concerts, and Operas in Munich Cost: $12 for transportation only One of the best things about living in the countryside around Garmisch-Partenkirchen is that our beautiful village is

located so close to Munich, the Bavarian capital city with all the cultural opportunities that anyone could ask for. If

you are interested in acquiring season tickets for any of these events, please contact us at DSN 440-3370 or Civ.

08821-750-3370.

Thursday, March 1 – Shakespear’s Comedy of Errors

Wednesday, March 7 – The Barber of Seville

Tuesday, March 27 – Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Dukas, and

Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks by Richard Strauss

Leisure Trips and Tours








Outdoor Recreation Special Ski Trips


Army Community Services


Monday–Friday 8 a.m.—5 p.m. CIV 08821-750-3777

Closed U.S. Holidays

A New Way to Save

For many, tax time is a great time to save. Federal and state refunds provide a convenient lump sum of

money, unavailable at other times of the year. Now there is an easy way to use that refund as a start to a

great savings program. With as little as $50, any taxpayer who receives a federal tax refund can choose to

automatically receive a portion of that refund as one or more U.S. Savings Bonds, simply by checking the ap-

propriate box and designating an amount and a recipient. Savers may choose to commit all or part of their

federal refund to the purchase of savings bonds. Refunds can also be deposited directly into a savings ac-

count, making this one of the easiest and safest savings opportunities available.

How to Save with Savings Bonds at Tax Time

With this new opportunity, saving is made easy with your federal tax form. When filling out your taxes, be

sure to look at Form 8888 and check off the appropriate box to purchase savings bonds. Or, ask the tax as-

sistant. Saving a portion of your refund into a U.S. Savings Bond is an easy option. You may choose to save

for yourself or gift a savings bond to someone else, perhaps your children, grandchildren, or another special

person in your life. Go to http://www.choosetosave.org/ for more information.

Military Saves Week is February 19-26

Financial stability is about knowledge -- and consistent action over time. Start by taking the Saving Pledge by

going to www.miliarysaves.org. During the week of February 21-24, ACS in partnership with the Service

Credit Union and the Community Bank, will offer brown-bag sessions from 12-1 p.m. Topics to be covered

include:

Principles of Personal Finance

Planning and Budgeting

Successful Money Management

Planning for Retirement

Call the ACS Financial Readiness Program manager at DSN 440-3526 or Civ 08821-750-3526 for more de-

tails.

Community Newcomer’s Briefing and German Customs and Culture Class

February 16 – Newcomers’ Briefing, 0830-1130

German Customs and Culture Class, 1300-1530

If you are new to the community, or relatively so, and would like to learn more of what the community has to

offer, please plan to attend the Community Newcomer’s Briefing.

Join ACS later in the afternoon for a German Customs and Culture Class to learn more about your Host Nation

culture. Understanding what’s going on around you will certainly make your stay more interesting and enjoyable.

Pre-registration is required the Tuesday prior. Call ACS at DSN 440-3777 or CIV 08821-750-3777 for more in-

formation and to register.


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http://www.choosetosave.org/

http://www.miliarysaves.org

Considering pregnancy now or in the future?

Preconception Health

Join us for a presentation tailored to women of reproductive age. Partners are also encouraged to attend.

Covered topics: screening, lifestyle choices, Pre-pregnancy nutrition, optimizing men’s health, immunizations

prior conception, hazards to avoid while getting pregnant, fertility awareness methods and more.

Call ACS at DSN 440-3777 or Commercial 08821-750-3777/3642 for more information

*Newcomer’s Orientation

Feb 16 0830-1130

*German Customs

& Culture

Feb 16, 1330-1530

Money Monday’s

2nd Monday monthly

1130-1300

Grüss Gott Group

1st Monday monthly 0930

Check with ACS for

location

Move on Mondays

(M.o.M.) Stroller Walks

Every Monday 1015-

1145

In front of ACS, Bldg. 203

Garmisch Playgroup

Every Tuesday 100-1130

Chapel Nursery

Conversational German

0930-11:00

Feb. 7, 14, 21, and 28

Working Wednesday

1st Wednesday

1300-1430

Stress & Anger

Management Class

2nd Thursday monthly

1200-1300

*Registration is required

All classes/meetings are

conducted in the ACS class-

room, Bldg 203, Room 6

unless otherwise listed.

ACS Classes

Infant Massage

Love & Logic Classes

Preconception Health

Childbirth Preparation

Class

As needed, please call ACS

to schedule an appointment

MOM’s CAFÉMOM’s CAFÉ Monthly Parent Support GroupMonthly Parent Support Group

1000-1130, ACS Bldg 203, Room 6

Thursday, Feb 9 - Dental health in young children

Mar 29 - Nutrition in toddlerhood

Apr 26 - Infant mental health & brain development

May 24 - Common childhood illnesses

Jun 1 - Learning games & the power of play

Jul 26 - Potty training and your child’s unique personality

Aug 23 - Children’s immunizations

New !

New ! New !

“The New You-

Transitioning into

Civilian Life”

February 9, 2012

1200-1300hrs

In the ACS Training Room

Call the Family Advocacy Program

Manager for more information at

440-3777 or 08821-750-3777

Army Community Services


Monday–Friday 8 a.m.—5 p.m. CIV 08821-750-3777

Closed U.S. Holidays


Wood Shop Safety Class

Two-hour class. By appointment only. Fee: $20. Adults only. This class is a prerequisite

to use the shop’s power tools and machines. Upon completion you receive the MWR

Arts and Crafts Qualification Card, which is honored at all MWR crafts facilities and you

may use the shop for do-it-yourself projects.

Upholstery Class

Six hours of instruction. By appointment only. Fee: $35. Adults only. Learn how to

re-upholster chairs, sofas, etc. Bring your own furniture as a class project.

Basic Ceramics Pouring Class

Two evenings/afternoons. By appointment only. Two-hour class. Please schedule an

appointment in advance. Beginners Class. Fee $20 - includes instruction and materials

(slip, paints and glazes, shop and firing fees) for one small project. You will learn how to

pour and finish while making one easy class project to take home.

Hand Building with Clay - Pottery Class

Your hands are the best tools you have! Explore the world of hand built ceramics. Learn

the techniques of pinching, coiling and slab work. Creativity and originality are encouraged while you learn about the

basics of using clay. We will make cups, bowls, flowerpots, Easter eggs, or whatever you imagine! This Beginners Class

consists of two sessions, four hours total. Fee is $48, instruction, enough clay for your first project, paints, glazes, use of

tools, brushes and everything you need to start creating. Advance sign up please.


Tuesday—Thursday 10 a.m.—1 p.m., 3 p.m.—7 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m.—5 p.m. CIV 08821-750-3888

Closed Monday, Friday, Saturday, and U.S. Holidays

“The Crafts Tree” Arts and Crafts Center


Beginner’s Machine Sewing Class– Thursday, February 16, 6–7:30 p.m. Cost: $29 This class will teach you the basics of sewing and how to use a sewing

machine . Children ages 10 and up are welcome!! Approx. 1.5 hours. No

knowledge required. Own machines welcome. Sign up in advance please.

Machine Sewing Class Thursday, February 23, 6–7:30 p.m. Cost: $29 This class will improve your machine sewing skills and teach you a few

tricks. We will finish a small project. Basic machine knowledge required.

Sign up in advance please.

Quilting Beginners Class Wednesdays, February 22, 29, March 7 and 14, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $95 (materials not included) Learn the basic techniques of quilting by making a sampler of different

blocks from start to finish. Advanced Quilters are welcome!

Easy Piecing Tuesday, February 21, 28, March 6 and 13, 5:30–8:30 p.m. Cost: $95 (materials not included) This is a great technique to make a quilt the easy way in any size you

like. We will also discuss different bindings. For all levels

Silk Painting Class

2 evenings/afternoons. Fee for two evenings of instruction: $15 (silk

extra). Ages: adults, children 4 and up. Beginners and advanced stu-

dents.

Watercolor Painting Class

2 evenings/afternoons. Fee: $20, materials included. Ages: adults, chil-

dren 4 and up. Beginners and advanced students.

Oil Painting Class for Beginners

Every Sunday from 1400-1600 hrs. 3 sessions of instruction. Fee: $69

includes oil paints and canvas. Adult class.

Tiffany Glass Art

Four evenings of instruction. You will receive instruction while making

one class project to take home. Choose between a window picture, mirror

or lamp shade, depending on your interest and ambition. Fee: $ 40

(materials not included). Beginners and Adult Classes available.

Special Classes

“The Crafts Tree” Arts and Crafts Center


Tuesday—Thursday 10 a.m.—1 p.m., 3 p.m.—7 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m.—5 p.m. CIV 08821-750-3888

Closed Monday, Friday, Saturday, and U.S. Holidays

Crafts Tree Services

Visit the Crafts Tree

Portrait Studio …for your next family portrait! Lots of

package variations available. Or order a CD of

your entire portrait session. We will also do

professional outdoor portrait sessions and take

your picture in your favorite Garmisch

locations. Please book in advance.

Furniture Building /Restoration Bring your piece in need of repair in for a cost-free as-

sessment. We do visit you at your home for assess-

ments for larger furniture or custom furniture building.

Upholstery and restoration of old pieces can also be

done.

Picture Matting, Framing and Poster-

Mounting

Choose from over 400 wooden or metal moldings. If

you don’t have the time to do-it-yourself use the custom

shop’s great service. Qualified staff is available to help

you select moldings and mats to make your picture look

stunning. We also offer professional poster mounting

on foam, oil painting restoration and stretching.

Sewing Services

You have never been good with a sewing machine or have

no time to do it? No problem, the Crafts Tree’s qualified

staff will do it for you.

Portrait Services

Visit the Crafts Tree’s Portrait Studio for your next fam-

ily portrait! Lots of package variations available. You

can also order a CD with your entire portfolio. We will

also do professional outdoor portrait sessions and take

your picture in your favorite Garmisch locations. Please

book in advance

Photo Printing Self Service

The shop provides a user friendly self service printing kiosk using Kodak paper. Bring your digital

pictures on card, disk, USB or blue tooth and turn them into great pictures, collages or post

cards at minimal price. You can choose colored borders or even type in your text to personalize a

post card for example.




Monday: Friday 5:30 a.m.—8:00 p.m. CIV 08821-750-2747

Saturday: 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.

Sunday and U.S Holidays: Closed

Fitness Classes

All Classes are $5. Classes are first come, first serve.

Zumba® (cardio)

This Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, calorie-burning, dance fitness-party™ is fun for everyone; try it to work your muscles,

your heart, and your mind in a new way. Ditch the workout and join the party!

Pilates (strength/flexibility)

Pilates is a unique series of exercises developed to strengthen and tone core muscles, improve posture and flexibility,

and create a streamline shape.

Spin (cardio)

This is an intense indoor cycling workout using various cycling techniques from hill climbing and sprinting to peddling at

different tensions. Easily modified for beginners.

Yoga Fit (strength/flexibility)

A class designed to improve the health, performance, and mental acuity of individuals seeking to improve their overall

level of fitness. This style of Hatha Yoga blends balance, strength, power, and flexibility into a fitness format doable by

individuals of any fitness level.

TurboKick® (cardio)

TurboKick®is the ultimate cardiovascular challenge that's a unique blend of intense intervals strength/endurance train-

ing, and a relaxing cool-down. TurboKick®, the live version of Turbo Jam(r), requires no previous kickboxing experience

or equipment, just bring your attitude and desire to have fun!

“Fitness on the snow”

New fitness classes that will help you get into shape for the new winter season. Workouts in the gym in the circuit for-

mat using various conditioning systems like plyometrics and TRX. We

will work out on the hill as soon we will have good coverage of SNOW.

Mueller Fitness Center



Monday: Friday 5:30 a.m.—8:00 p.m. CIV 08821-750-2747

Saturday: 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.

Sunday and U.S Holidays: Closed

February Fitness and Sports Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Healthy Lifestyle

Challenge starts

1. 2. 3. 4.

1200 Spin

1730 Zumba

0830 Spin-n-Yoga

1200 Spin

1730 Spin

1830 Pilates

0900 Zumba 1700 Spin

Last day for initial

HLC fitness assess-

ments

5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Gym Closed 0900 Fitness on the

Snow

1200 TurboKick

1730 Zumba

1830 YogaFit

1800 Volleyball

Coaches Meeting

0615 TurboKick

0830 Spin-n-Yoga

1730 Spin

1830 Pilates

1200 Spin

1730 Zumba

1815 & 1915 Volley-

ball Games

0830 Spin-n-Yoga

1200 Spin

1730 Spin

1830 Pilates

0900 Zumba

1800 Volleyball Offi-

cials Clinic

1700 Spin

1200 Pickup Volley-

ball Games

12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.


Snow

1200 TurboKick

1730 Zumba

1830 YogaFit

1815 & 1915 Volley-

ball Games

0615 TurboKick

0830 Spin-n-Yoga 1200 Spin

1730 Zumba

1815 & 1915 Volley-

ball Games

0830 Spin-n-Yoga

1200 Spin 0900 Zumba 1700 Spin

19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

Gym Closed President’s

Day

Gym Closed

0615 TurboKick

0830 Spin-n-Yoga 1200 Spin

1730 Zumba

1815 & 1915 Volley-

ball Games

0830 Spin-n-Yoga

1200 Spin

1730 Spin

1830 Pilates

0900 Zumba 1700 Spin

26. 27. 28. 29.


Snow

1200 TurboKick

1730 Zumba

1830 YogaFit

1815 & 1915 Volley-

ball Games

0615 TurboKick

0830 Spin-n-Yoga

1730 Spin

1830 Pilates

1200 Spin

1730 Zumba

1815 & 1915 Volley-

ball Games



Monday—Thursday 2:30 p.m.—6:00 p.m. and Friday 2:30 p.m.—10:00 p.m. CIV 08821-750-2600

School Out Days: Monday—Thursday 1:00 p.m.—6:00 p.m. and Friday 2:00 p.m.—10:00 p.m.


Youth Center


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4

Wonderful

Wednesday

Nuts, Bolts &

Legos

Meeting

Culinary

Club

Chicken

Stir Fry

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Advertizing

Overview

Bored Games

Quarto

Wonderful

Wednesday

Meeting

Culinary

Club

Tacos

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Advertizing

Photography

Bored Games

Chess

Wonderful

Wednesday

Billiards

Tournament

Valentines

Dance

1800-2200

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Advertizing

Newsletter

Bored Games

Backgammon

Wonderful

Wednesday

Leap Year

Vertical Jump

Contest

Culinary

Club

Soup & Salad

26 27 28 29

Advertizing

Visibility

Pot o’ Tea

With Pete

Wonderful

Wednesday

Homework Help Available Daily

Computer Lab Open Daily

Fitness Hour 1430-1530


Monday—Friday 2:30 p.m.—6:00 p.m. CIV 08821-750-2654

School out days Monday—Friday 7:45 a.m.—5:30 p.m.


School Age Center

February 2012


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 4

Working

Wednesday

Basketball

Playoffs

Wonderful

Wednesday

SchnupperKurs

Basketball

Championship

Erdinger Therme

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

SchnupperKurs M.o.M.s Stroller

walk

Volleyball Coaches

Meeting

Conversational

German

ACS Playgroup

Volleyball

Wonderful

Wednesday

SchnupperKurs

Stress & Anger

Management

Volleyball Clinic Volleyball Clinic

12 13 14 15 16 17 18


walk

Money Monday

Volleyball

Conversational

German

ACS Playgroup

Volleyball

Wonderful

Wednesday

Newcomers Brief-

ing

German Customs &

Culture

SchnupperKurs

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

SchnupperKurs Neuschwanstein Conversational

German

ACS Playgroup

Volleyball

Wonderful

Wednesday

SchnupperKurs BBQ & Movie

26 27 28 29

CALENDAR LEGEND

Army Community Service

Community Library


Outdoor Recreation

The Crafts Tree

CYSS


walk

Volleyball

Conversational

German

ACS Playgroup

Volleyball

Wonderful

Wednesday

February 2012

Carnevale in Venice

Carnevale in Ven-

ice

Ladies Only Ski Trip

Ladies Only Ski

Trip

Men Only Ski Trip

Men Only Ski Trip


Recreation

https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac/Garmischrectrac.html

Childcare

https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac/Garmischcyms.html

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Garmisch FMWR February 2012 Newsletter