65th EN BN TURKEY BOWL

USARPAC HOLIDAY SAFETY MESSAGE

MEMO HOLIDAY MEAL HOURS OF OPERATION FOR USAG DFACS

K-QUAD THANKSGIVING MENU

NORTH COMMUNITY CHAPEL HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING SCHEDULE FOR SB & FT SHAFTER

130th ENGINEER BRIGADE TOWN HALL

65th EN BN HOLIDAY RUN

PARENT’S NIGHT OUT SCHEDULE THROUGH SEPT 2012

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS HEALTH CLIINIC FLU WALK IN SCHEDULE

HONOLULU CITY LIGHTS TROLLEY TOUR

HICKAM HISTORICAL TOUR

HALE KOA HOLIDAY SPECIAL RATES

SOCIAL CALL

NEHELANI HAWAIIAN LUAU BUFFET

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FREE HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CLASSES

65TH EN BN WEEKLY

RESOURCES NOVEMBER 22, 2011

The contents of this binder are strictly for informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of any private or commercial organization by the 65th EN BN, 8th TSC,

USARPAC or the Department of the Army.

Hau’oli La Ho’omakika’i (Happy Thanksgiving)

TURKEY BOWL65th Engineer Battalion

Officers vs NCOsWednesday November 23rd, 2011 at 1000

Will the NCOs keep their title of

Turkey Bowl champs?

Come and join us

to find out!

The game will be

held on the field next to Bennett

Youth Center on McMahon

Rd.

Directions from the Battalion:

~Go past Dominos on ! Reilly Ave~Follow to McMahon ! Rd, turn Right~Follow until you see ! the open field on ! the right

The FRGs will be

donating snacks and

refreshments durning the

game!

USARPAC Holiday Season Safety Message

1. We have had a great year in USARPAC! Now that the Holidays are here, it is time to reflect on our accomplishments and take time to enjoy the season with our family and friends. Even though this is a time of celebration, we

must ensure that safety remains a top priority so that we all return to work safely to start the New Year.

2. Commanders and leaders at every level must brief Soldiers on the hazards

associated with the period between Thanksgiving and New Years prior to releasing them for extended weekends or leave. Leaders must stress the

importance of not drinking and driving, not speeding, and not driving while fatigued. Remember, seat belts are a must! Motorcycles continue to be a

leading cause of off-duty fatalities, so leader engagement is absolutely essential to ensure that Soldiers have properly registered their motorcycles

and have completed requisite training. As you get ready to travel this holiday season, I ask each of you to use the TRiPS online assessment tool,

located at https://safety.army.mil/TRIPS.

3. Holidays also mean getting together with family and friends to celebrate, and these celebrations often involve alcohol. Therefore, it's

important to remember to drink responsibly and designate a driver who has not consumed alcohol before you travel. We cannot afford to lose anyone to

a tragic event, and driving under the influence is not only dangerous and irresponsible, but illegal and unacceptable.

4. Stay safe, and I wish you all the best for a Merry Christmas and a Happy

Holiday season!

ONE TEAM! FRANCIS J. WIERCINSKI Lieutenant General, USA

Commanding

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Steamed Rice Cornbread Dressing

Savory Bread Dressing Mashed Potatoes

Baked Macaroni & Cheese

Glazed Sweet Potatoes Seasoned Broccoli

Collard Greens Honey Roasted Carrots Seasoned Green Beans

Assorted Pies Mixed Nuts & Hard Candy Milk, Tea, Coffee, & Soda

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December 13, 2011

@1800 hrs

Wheeler Contingency Warehouse

(Redeployment Ceremony Bldg)

See Map and directions on 2nd pg.

***REGISTRATION REQUIRED, SIGN UP WITH 84th or 65th BN FRSA NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 2

130th Engineer Brigade Family Readiness

Town Hall

***Must Be Present To Win!

Contingency Warehouse Dist.

Enter Wheeler Army Airfield via Lyman Gate

0.0 mi

Sharp right onto Wright Ave. 375 ft

Turn Left onto Airdrome Rd. 0.2 mi

Follow Airdrome Rd. to sharp right onto Wheeler Gulch Rd.

0.6 mi

Enter Wheeler Gulch through gate, Contingency Warehouse is on left

0.2 mi

December 16, 2011

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Hamilton Field

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SBHC FLU VACCINATION WALK-IN PLANEffective 29 AUG 2011, flu vaccination walk-­ins will be available for all Family Members and

other beneficiaries enrolled to Family Practice and Pediatrics Clinics.

Family Practice Clinic ImmunizationsMon and Wed 7:30 to 11:30, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tues and Thurs 7:30 to 11:30, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Friday 9:00 to 11:30, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Pediatrics Clinic ImmunizationsMon/Wed/Thurs/Fri 8:00 a.m. -­ 11:00 a.m.Tues 9:00 a.m. -­ 11:00 a.m.Mon to Fri 1:00 p.m. -­ 3:00 p.m.

Troop ImmunizationsMon/Tues/Fri 6:30 a.m. -­ 3:00 p.m.Wed 10:00 a.m. -­ 3:00 p.m.Thurs 6:30 a.m. -­ 2:00 p.m.

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UPCOMING FREE HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CLASSES!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Weekly Hula Classes

Lei-Making Workshop

Hulu "Featherwork" Workshop

Niu "Coconut" Weaving Workshop

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The Office of the Native Hawaiian Liaison, USAG-HI, in partnership with the Island Palm Communities and ACS, welcomes all soldiers and families to participate in free Hawaiian cultural classes! This is a fun, unique way to learn about the Hawaiian culture, and meet other Army friends and family members!

WEEKLY HULA CLASSES

(NO HULA CLASS NEXT MONDAY IN OBSERVANCE OF THE

THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY)

Weekly Hula Classes Mondays @ Schofield; Tuesdays @ Aliamanu Kumuhula (hula teacher) Ladd Heleloa will present different types of hula: kahiko (ancient) and auwana (modern). Learn some basic hula steps and walk away with a better understanding of the rich tradition of hula in Hawaii. No prior hula experience needed! *In observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, there will be no hula workshop next Monday, Nov. 21 and Tuesday, Nov. 22.

Where: Schofield Barracks - Kalakaua Community Center

(2535 Waianae Uka Avenue)

When: Every Monday

Time: Beginners: 5pm - 6pm; Advanced: 6pm - 7 pm

Where: Aliamanu Military Reservation - Community

Center (182 Kauhini Rd, Bldg 1788) When: Every Tuesday Time: Beginners: 5pm - 6pm; Advanced: 6pm - 7pm To register or for more information, contact the Native Hawaiian Liaison Office at (808) 655-9694 or email nhliaison@gmail.com.

LEI - MAKING WORKSHOP

Join us for an interactive workshop on Hawaiian flower lei-making! The presentation includes a brief history of the craft, an introduction to the various types of lei, and detailed instructions in making your very own flower lei! The event is free and all materials will be provided.

When: Wednesday, November 30, 2011; 5:30 pm Where: Aliamanu Military Reservation (AMR) Community Center(182 Kauhini Rd, Bldg 1788) Seats are limited! To register or for more information, contact the Native Hawaiian Liaison Office at (808) 655-9694 or email nhliaison@gmail.com.

HULU "FEATHERWORK" WORKSHOP

Hulu manu, or bird feathers, were among the most esteemed and cherished belongings of Native Hawaiians. Rare feathers were used to create capes, helmets, leis and hair ornaments, including priceless items such as Kamehameha I's 'ahu'ula (feather cloak). Join us in this workshop and learn the history and art of hulu, and create your very own hulu hair accessory! When: Wednesday, December 7th at 5:30 pm Where: Aliamanu Military Reservation (AMR) Community Center(182 Kauhini Rd, Bldg 1788) Seats are limited! To register or for more information, contact the Native Hawaiian Liaison Office at (808) 655-9694 or email nhliaison@gmail.com.

NIU "COCONUT" WEAVING WORKSHOP

The coconut, since its introduction to Hawaii by Polynesian voyagers, has been a significant crop to the Native Hawaiian people due to its versatility in use. The class will cover the history of coconut in Hawaii and share its various uses. Learn how to make specific items like bracelets, hats or headbands using coconut palm fronds. The Niu Weaving class will be headed by Mr. Pita Sala, a Native cultural practitioner and a member of the Honolulu Hawaiian Civic Club. When: Wednesday, December 14, 2011; 5:30 pm Where: Aliamanu Military Reservation (AMR) Community Center(182 Kauhini Rd, Bldg 1788) Seats are limited! To register or for more information, contact the Native Hawaiian Liaison Office at (808) 655-9694 or email nhliaison@gmail.com.

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About the Native Hawaiian Liaison Office, USAG-HI

The Native Hawaiian Liaison to the Hawaii Army Garrison Commander was created to build relationships between Army

soldiers and their families with the Native Hawaiian community. Its goal is to familiarize both groups with each others' culture and values through workshops, cultural events, networking opportunities and other collaborative affairs to build new and lasting partnerships in the future.