wkending6may11

Inside this issue:

205th MI BN

Volume 3, Issue 14

Week ending

6 May 2011

BN/ Info.

FRG Info

MWR Info.

ACS Info.

Misc Info.

1-5

6-7

8-23

24-31

32-42

Special Points

of Interest:

Mother’s Day

Events, pp 16-17

CRT Training, p

7

Attached:

Summer Sensa-

tions

THE VIGILANT

VOICE

Men's best successes come after

their disap-pointments.

Henry Ward Beecher

The contents of this binder are strictly for informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of any private or

commercial organization by the 205th MI BN, 500th MI BDE, INSCOM or the Department of the Army.

Volume 3, Issue 12 Page 2


BN POCs:

CH (CPT) Lee @ [email protected]

SPC Montes @ [email protected]



BN FRG 90 Day Calendar


April

May

June

1 Apr: Pay Day Activities

4 Apr: Boss SCM

4-20 April: BK A Co. 8-10 Apr: Strong Bonds

15 Apr: HHD Dinner

Cruise

15 Apr: BN Bake Sale 16 Apr: FRG Boot Camp;

Schofield ACS, Classroom

2 @ 0900

17 Apr: Special Olympics;

Powerlifting, Martinez

Gym; Schofield @ 0900

21 Apr: Hurricane Aware-

ness; Schofield ACS,

Classroom 2 @ 0900

22 Apr: Training Holiday 23 Apr: Fun Fest

23 Apr: Special Olympics;

Softball; Wheeler

26 Apr: Welcome Brief 26 Apr: BN Car Wash;

Schofield 29 Apr: HHD CoC

4 May: C Co. CoR

6 May: BN Luau

10 May: FRG Boot Camp;

Fort Shafter @ 0900

19 May: BN Golf Tourna-

ment

24 May: BN Community

Outreach—VA Cemetery

26 May: A Co. CoC

27-30 May: Memorial Day

Training Holiday 31 May: BN Blood Drive 31 May: Welcome Brief

2 June: Prayer Lunch;

Hale Ikena

7 Jun: FRG Boot Camp;

Schofield ACS, Class-

room 2 @ 0900

10 Jun: Training Holi-

day

14 Jun: BN FRG SCM 17 Jun: BN Org. Day 17 Jun: Relaxation

Techniques; Schofield

ACS, Classroom 2 @

0900

28 Jun: Welcome Brief

30 Jun: BN CDR CoC






AMR Physical Fitness Center, Aliamanu Military Reservation (AMR)

May 25, 2011 4:00 p.m.

Martinez Physical Fitness Center,

Schofield Barracks

May 21, 2011

Two performances: 2:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m.

For more information please call 655-0111/2/3














Serving the

USAG-HI

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A GUIDE TO YOUTH SUMMER ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE ATARMY FMWR FACILITIES

SCHOOL.AGE SERVICESSUMMER DAY CAMP PROGRAM

AGES Children entering grades 1-6

LOCATIONS

SCHOOL AGE CENTERCapaciiy 195

Schofield Barracks, Bldg 1280Ph. 655-6476

HMR YOUTH CENTERCapacity 45

Helemano Military Reservation441 Kuapale Road

Ph. 653-0724 (CDC)

AMR YOUTH CENTERCapacity 105

Aliamanu Military Reservation, Bldg 1782Ph. 833-4932

FORT SHAFTER YOUTH CENTER

Capacity 105

Fort Shafter, Bldg 505

Ph.438-1487

DATES/TIMES

The 2011 School-Age Services Day CampProgram will operate from May 31 through

July 29, Monday-Friday, 5:30 AM to 6:00 PM.

Week I May 31- June 3

(no program May 30, holiday)Week ll June 6- June 10

Week lll June 13- June 17

Week lV June 20- June 24

Week V June 27- July 1

Week Vl July 5- July 8(no program July 4, holiday)

Week Vll July 11-July 15

Week Vlll July 18-July 22

Week IX July 25-July 29

FEES

Session fees are based on Department ofDefense mandated Total Family lncomecategories. The same fee applies to eachweekly session. The Memorial Day and 4th ofJuly holidays have been figured in.

Catesory I ($0-$29,400) $40

Category ll ($29,401-$35,700) $62Category lll ($35,701-$46,200) $76

Category lV ($46,201-$57,750) $88

Category V ($73,501-$85,000) $110

Category Vll ($85,001-$100,000) $112CategoryVlll ($100,001-$125,000) $114

Category lX ($125,000+) $117

PROGRAMSummer Day Camp is a fun filled fasi pacedrecreation program that assists working militaryand DoD civilian parents with full-day schoolage care during the school summer breakperiod. Fees include a daily breakfast, lunchand afternoon snack, entry fees, field triptransportation, program supplies and covers a

staff to child ratio of 1-15 (1-12for childrenentering the 1st grade). Activities includeswimming, arts & crafts, team sports, outsideplay, computer lab, field trips, special interestclubs and many special events.

REGISTRATION

Registration for the Day Camp Program beginsMay 2 al the Schofield Barracks, AMR, FortShafter and HMR school-age programfacilities. Parents may enroll their children in

one or more day camp weekly sessions byvisiting the school-age program nearest themand filling out the proper forms. Parents newto CYSS must register at Parent CentralServices (PCS). PCS offices are located atSchofield Barracks, building 1283, call655-8380i5314 and at AMR, building 1782, call833-5393. Full session fees will be due notlater than five working days before the sessionactually begins. Late fees will be charged ifthe entire session fee has not been paid for bythe first day of the program. Space is limitedat all program sites so register early.

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YOUTH SPORTS & FITNESS PROGRAMSYouth Sports Soccer SeasonOpen to youth born in the years '1995-2006

Cost $45 Registration Apr 6 - 30Practices begin Jun 29Games begin Jul 24 Season ends Sep 18Practices and games will be held at WattsField, AMR fields and BYC Fields

Mini Soccer SeasonOpen to youth born 2005-2006Registration Mar 22 - Apr 13

Season runs Apr 20 - Jun '10

Cost $15 all youth receive a youth sports shi(,Parent shirt and sports ball

Flag Football RegistrationOpen to youth born in the years 1995-2006Cost $45 Registration Jul 6 - 30Practices begin Sep 27Games begin Oct 16 Season ends Dec 11

Practices and games will be held at WattsField, AMR fields and BYC Fields

Flag Football Cheerleading RegistrationOpen to youth born in the years 1995-2006 Cost$60/ $20 if they have a uniform from a previousseas0nRegistration Jul 6- 30Practices begin Sep 27Games begin Oct 16 Season ends Dec 11

Practices and games will be held at Watts Field,AMR fields and BYC Fields

Mini Flag Football SeasonOpen to youth born 2005-2006Registration: Jun 21 - Jul 13

Season runs Jul 20 - Sep 9Cost $15 all youth receive a youth sports shirt,Parent shirt and sports ball

Track and Field SeasonMeets run Jun - Jul at University of Hawaii track

Register for all programs at CYSS ParentCentral Services, SB Office 655-5314AMR Office 833-5393

Ailchiidien rnusl be registeied through CYSS

Fareni Central Servrces and present thei: CY'SS

regisliallcn terd when registering for swirn iessons

ai the pool.Taughl by Ameiican Red Cross certifedWaler Safely lnslructors. Upon successiui

eompietion af the murse. student$ {eceive a ReC

Cross 0ertificale of level of achievenenl.

FarenlTat Frogram (li thruS yrs flcji ate '.tatelacijustment skiils, ciasses by age ievel andprEression. Rerluires in lsater partif.pation of aparcnl 0r oil:sr adult who is fespcnsible fcr lhe

ehiid This course dctls not tea;h children tc be

acccmplished swimrners or to survive in'*ater.

Classes Offered at all swimming paol{acilities

Helpsparticipants leel comiortable in lhe vtaler.

Givespartieipantr sueces$ lqilh fundamentai skills

- Buiids on skiilswiih practice in deener waiet.

-0eveiop

ccnfidence and imrrove skiils.Provides lurther

coordination and retinement of slrokes.Refiaes strokes so

Farticipanis swirn !qith eas$.

$€0 for 9- 45 ninute classes

$50 fsr 9- 30 minuie classes(No multi child diseount)Parent ffot$50.00 per {30 minule} session$55 for 8-45 mlnule classe$$45 for 8-30 minule classes

iNo muiti chiid discount)Friees / Classes m*y vaty by ioeafibn ofswimming poal tacility; Upan insfrsctoravailability a*ot demand.

. Please nole that due to space limiisti0ns.registiation will be on a firsfcone. flr$t-set'.'€

basis. Fayment is due ai time of tegistration.. Learn ts Swim Regi$tration fcnns cen be

found on our tr4WR web silc unde. Aqualic$and downioaded for faster prccessing

. Renrinder - CYSS CdRO tS *tAff0AfORyatlirne of registr*tion.

. Please call afiy pooi for more informatior onour aqilatics prolrems.

" Please present ali Red Cross Level

complelion cards lc assist in sludeni

olaeing when iegistedftg.. Please note thai due to space llmitations.

r-egistration wiil be *n a iirslclme,firslserye basiq. Payfiignl is due ai:irne 0f

registration,. Learn lo Swim takes participanis level by

level fr-am their tiBi slep into lh€ ivater ttease and burid proliciency in the $iand€rd$wimning skilis.

Bldg 1785, Alianianu Military Reservationa{t naK(/i, A n.rtiRegister b€lwe€n 11 am-S am

Learn to SwimClasses held 0n Mon, Tue, Wed and Sat lor 2

lveeks* s classes per se$sion

3c min $45 i8 classes) or 45 min $53 i8 ciassesiiun 13-25,20i1

Register: iun {i-'11 during open pool hoursiui 18-30.2011

Register: Jul 2-15CLA$S TI[\,IES FOR SESSION 1 & 2 ONLY

Bldg 35, iJelemano i.,'lilitary Reservalian

653-0716iC719Reqister between ll am-5 anAll classes aie ofiered on Wed through Sal" Pay

atlerrlion to regisiiatr0n dates and times clas$esoffered. A sessian eonsisls 0f (8j 30 mlnlJle

classes or i8)45 minute ciasses. CYSSRegistration is mandatory to slgn up fcrswin',ming. Please show CYSS *ard ai the tineof regiskationCo$t. 30 m.nute ciasses will b: $,15.00

Cosl lor 45 minu{e clssses will be 555.00Class Dates- Jun 8-18

Registration daies are: Jun i-7, ?0'11

Level 1

Level -29:00-9:30 arn

3:45-1*:15 am

LevelS&4 l0:30-11:15amParenir Toddler 10:30-1i :00 am

Adults 5:00"5:45Classes hgld in the afternoon fot session* 3 & 4

Aug 8-20, 2011

R*gister- Aug 1-6 during cpen pool hours

Sep 12-24, ?0llRegister Sept 3-'10

Leveisl&2 3:0Q-3:30pmLevelc 3 &,1 3:45-4:15 prn

Adr:ils 5:00-5:45 pm

sessions are as fsiiows:

one otl en€ ior i4) consecutive hali hour ciasses

$56, semi private (2 chiidr€n) at the same time

acld $28.00. Class times wiil be sel by

inslruclor's only. Class 0ates/times cannot be

changedJurl Zl.lU, lU ano JUr I,iul 11,12,1 3 and 16

Aug 1.2,3 and 6 or Aug 22,23,24 and ?7

Sep 12.13,14 and 17

All cla$ses are subject to ehange ulon instructilavailability and domEnd,

Bldg 300. TriplerArny f"4edical C€nter4i3-5257i6143Sach session has I classesRegister between 1 pm-5 am

Learn io Swim

Jun 13-24 , 20tjRegister 0n Jun 7 & 9 During normai pool hours

Jun ?7-July 8, 20i1Regis:er on Jun ?'i & 23

Jul 11-22 , ?011

Regis:er on Jul 5 & 7Jul 25-Aug 5. 2011

Regisler on Jui 19 & 21

Classes cferedLevels 'i. 2 & 3 will be of{ered during lhese times9:30"!0:00 am ar'10:15-10:45 amCost: $45:0f for B .30 minule elassesAduit iiass€s inquire withinPRTVATE LESSONS: Will be ofiered belween

ses$ions on!y. There wiil be sel dates upon

instructor availabiiity.

Level 3,4 &516 1il:40-1 1.25 amCiass Dales- Jul fi-'l6

Regisiralion dates are: Jr.tl 1-5 2011

Level iLevel 2

Level 1

Level 2

Level iLevel 2

l-evel 3.4 &5i6 1ti:40'11:25 amClass Dates-Aug 10-20

Registraiian dales are: Aug 1-9 2it11

9:30-10:01 am1S 05-i0:35 am

9.30-'10:0X am

10:C5-10:35 am

J|U.J- JiJul PIT1

3:35-4:05 pm

Level 3.4 5i0 4 10-4 55 PmCiass Detes - Ser 7-17

Registratror dales ale: Sep 1"6 2011

Level 1

Levei 2Levei 3.4.5iS

3:00- 3;30 pm

3:35-4:05 pm

4:i04:55 pt:

Ameriean Red Cross LEARII TO SWMPROGRAiiS FOR AGF$ 3 E l,JP: Oui Leam t0

Swim courses ior children and ?duits ivill provide

parttcipants with the basic ski {s to be saf: in and

arounc the i{€t€rClass Fee:

ParentlTat - Level ! $50.00Level 3-Level 6 $60.00Regiskalion and Clas$ Dates.'-Regishatrcn vflll be held;rorn 9:00-11:0.1 am

on a FIRST COli4E FIRST SERVEO BAS1S.

Children must be regislered t.rth CYSS and

pronf of regiskation musl be sholvn in orqer turegistei for slvimming.

Apr 11-2'r Registrution APr ? & 3

l'4ay 9.19 Registraticn MaY I & IJLrr 13-?3 Registration J,.ln 4 & 5

Jul 11-2i Regirtration.i-rl ? & 3

Aug S-18 R€gistration Aug S & 7

Sep 12-22 Registratian SePi0 & 1 1

Sessicns 2.3. 6 & 7 wili be heiJ in llle afterironns.

Leve! 1 3:00-3.30 pnl-evel 2 3.30-4.00 pni

tevei 3 4:00-4.45 pnr

Level 4-d 4:00-4:d5 pmParentrlol i 1:0S11:30 an'

Adults 5:00-5:45 pnt

Sessions aE5 will be held in tne mornrng jLevei 4-6 B:0GB:45 amLeveJ 3 9:0!-9:45 ar,r

Levei i &2 10:00.10:30 amLevci I 10:30'11:00 am

ParentTot 11;00-'l'1;30anAdulis 5:00-5:45 pm

Aquatics ProgramsAmerican Red CrossLIFEGUARDING COURSEThis class is includes Lifeguarding, CPR for theProfessional Rescuer, First Aid, AED & Oxygenad min istration certificates.Prerequisite: Must swim 200 meters freestyleand 100 meters Breast-stroke proficiently to beconsidered.Class Fee: $150.00 - includes books

Registration Dates & Time:

On-going from March 1stClass Dates:May 9-20 Mon-Fri 5:00-9:00 pm

Sept 12-23 Mon-Fri 5:00-9:00 pm

Aquatic Exercise ProgramClasses start March 21

Class Fee: $2.00/ session

$15.00 /10 sessionsDays & Time: Mon- Fri

11.30 am -12:30 pm

Private & Semi-Private Learn-to-SwimLessons: 5-30 minute, specialized andintensive one-on-one swim instruction with acertified ARC Water Safety lnstructorFee: Private: $70.00

Semi-Private: $120.00Sharks Competitive Swim Team. Youth ages 6-17 at Richardson Pool. Tryouts: 4:00 pm,. Practice: Monday through Friday, year-roundlnformation: 655-9698Adult Swim for FitnessCome check out our Adult Swim for Fitnessprogram at Richardson Pool: FOR ADULTSONLY- 5:30-7:00 pm M-F . Monthly pass ordaily fee can be purchased.

American Red CrossGUARDSTART PROGRAM

Certified through the American Red Cross, thisprogram prepares children ages 11-14 to learnwhat Lifeguards'duties are and to start themon a journey for a possible career in watersafety. Upon graduation students will bequalified as a Jr. Lifeguard and will be able iovolunteer here at Richardson Pool under directsupervision of our full time staff,

Children must be able to swim proficiently inthe deep end of the pool.

Registration Dates & Times are listed below:

GUARD START PROGRAM

$60 per person ages 11-14

HMR POOLClass Dates: July-27 -31 9:30-11 :30Registration Dates : July 17-26

SB Richardson PoolClass Dates: June 13-17 at 9:30-1'l :00Registration Dates: June 1-10 at SB Pool

NQf E: Children that sign up through theEDGE program; thls c/ass is free.

MIDDLE SCHOOL AND TEEN PROGRAMS(MST) - an affiliate of National 4H and Boys & Girls Clubs of America

AMR Teen Center Btds '1781 phone# 833-0920

The AMR Teen Center, will be offering a 6 week themed summer camp Monday through Friday fromJune 6th- July 22th. The camp time is 10-6pm. The summer program includes other military MWRPrograms such as the swimming pool, bowling center, gym and community center. Teens will need toprovide a sack lunch daily and sign a waiver form for camp. Register at the AMR CYSS RegistrationOffice located in the AMR School Age Center. Fees are based on total family lncome. Registration forsummer camp will begin on f,liay 2,2011 . Limited spaces are available. Applicant must also beregistered with the CYSS Middle School and Teen (MST) Program, if not currently a member. Teensmust have completed the 6th grade through 12th grade to be eligible for the summer program.

The teen center provides a fun and safe place for teens to gather and socialize. The teen centerprovides a variety of clubs and activities. Clubs include: 4H Cooking, Photography, Gardening, andCommunity Club, special interest clubs such as DJ and Dance Club as well as the Boys & Girls Clubs.The center offers employment and career assistance, leadership and life skills classes. The center isequipped with computers with internet service, color printers, video and board games and othereducational materials. See monthly calendar for more information about days and times of field trips,clubs, activities, community service projects, etc. Calendars are located in the teen center, registrationoffice or online at www.mwrarmyhawaii.com. Click on CYSS, middle school and teen program.

Leadership OpportunitiesYouth SponsorshipThe Youth Sponsorship Program helps teens deal with the stress of moving by providing 7th-1 2th gradewith a teen friend. Teen sponsors provide information and support to the incoming teen to Hawaii.lnterested teens can assist in planning Hail and Farewells, socials, dances, trips, assembling welcomepackets and creaiing a web page, Look for upcoming Aloha events in the July Teen activity calendar.Keystone Club (grades 9-12) & Torch Club (grades 7-8)A teen leadership program, which get teens involved in the planning of special events and providing inputto the center. Keystone and Torch club members have the opportunity to participate in the YouthLeadership Forum (teen ages 14-19), Army Conferences, and camps. High School teen members alsohave the opportunity to represent their installation as the Pacific Teen Panel (PTP) member and AlternatePacific Teen Panel member.

Schofield Barracks Middle School Teen erog 556 phone# 655-0451

The SBMST Teen Center, will be offering a 7 week themed summer camp program.

Monday through Friday 10am-4 pm from June 6th- July 22th.The summer program includes the following themes:

. Sports Week . Hawaiian Culture Week

. Celebrating Americas Army . Cooking Week

. Game Show Week . Hiking Week

. Beach Week

Some,of the highlights will be fishing, basketball tournament, amazing race scavenger hunt, Waikikibeach, Wet N Wild, talent show, whale watching and paddle boardlng.Teens will need to provide a sack lunch daily or bring money while on field trips.LUNCH IS NOT PROVIDED.Register at the SB CYSS Registration Offrce located at 241 Hewitt Ave, Bldg. 1283.Fees are based on total family income for further information please refer to the Army Fee Policy.Registration for summer camp will begin on April 41n,2011 .

Limited spaces are available. Youth must also be registered with the CYSS Middle School and Teen(MST) Program, if not currently a member.Teens must have completed the 6th grade to be eligible for the summer program.THE SUMMER PROGRAM WILL RUN AT SB MST any youth utilizing HMR MST may register to attendat Schofield. A bus will pick up youth at 930 am at HMR TEEN CENTER and return ai 1730. Parents mayalso drop/pickup youth off directly at the SBMST.See monthly calendar for more information about days and times of field trips, clubs, activities, commu-nity service projects, etc. Calendars are located in the teen center, or online atwww.mwrarmyhawaii.com. Click on CYSS, middle school and teen program.

Weekly & Weekend Apprenticeship Program provides 15-18 year-old youth withmeaningfully, professionally-managed career-exploration opportunities in Family andMorale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR) operations at the Bowling Centers, PhysicalFitness Centers, Food and Beverage Operations, Golf Courses, Youth Sports,School Age Centers, Arts and Crafts Centers and many more. The HIRED! Weekly &Weekend Apprenticeship Program offers valuable paid work experience and trainingto better equip each participant with the skills needed for a highly-competitive jobmarket. Summer Program starts June 1st. For information call Vicky at 655-0445.

The ED6€l Program offers oulcl school oppcrtu*ities for children andyouth io experience, deveiop. gr0r! end excel by perticipatrng in cutling-IDGE art, fitness, life skills and adveilture actit'ities, known as Art EDGEi,Fit E0GE|. Liie EBGEI and Adveature EDGEI

The prograrn o$ers weekly regislration lor prografis Menday tilraugh FridayPrograrn Ages: Y*uth grades 1 st,5th grrde er.e $3fi per week and Teens6lh-12th grade are FRiE unless qiher+lie noted. Blue slat card fiaidrrsrecerve ihe flrst week of the IDGE p'ogrum FREE. Frogram times ere2 45-5:45pm un{ess other*ise noted. Program meets ai the SehcrfieldBanacks Teen fenter, 556 HeardAve $chofield Basacils, unless cthensisenoted. Registration deadline: The Friday pri0r to the program staGing,

Jxne & July Programs includc: Ycuth & Teen Cooking iliie [DGE!},iJkulele I Mosaic {Ari EDGEI}, pooi Garnes. lntroduction to ouldoorAdveniurs lVaier Safely, Jr Guad. Erwlopolis and nore iFit EDGE|)Outdoor Adventure Suffng & Snarkeiing , Fishing, Hiking, Stancj-up paeldieboard{Ad'refl ture fOGE i )

Santhly Teen iblusic & Sanee Frograms; ln partnership with SKiES,IDGE effers free Musi* 0]asses. Seginn*r Keyboard, Suitar, S Drurns atScirefieid. Beglnner Guitar and Keybrerd offered at AF,,!R ycuth Cefiter Wealse offer Social Bailroom, l{ip Hoa Dance, Zumba Oance Fitness, DanceOombination Jazz, Tap and Ballet and Theatre Aris. Frograns run for fourconsecullve weeks" $ee program llyer far more infonnation. Registrationdeadiine for rn,;sic piogfam$ by lhe 24th oi the month nnor i* lhe Cass,2S11 $urnmer Junior Golf Program @ l-silehua €olf Ccurse:Eligrbiiity. Open to ali aciive dufy miiiiary family members. flrst come firstserve. Ail othe!'authorized patron family members will be taken on spaceaveilabie basis.

Age: Juniors ilttist ilaye reachad iheir Sth birthday by June 13, ?011 anci *otexceed the;r 17ih l:irthd:y by Juiy 13, 20ilTime: ivlcnday's & !"Jedne#ay'sSession 1 iBeginnersi 9- 1 0:33 anSession 2 ilnterrnedratel 'l1an-12:-rC pm

Farent/.!unier Meeting: ir:ne 11, 2011

Cost: A $50 fee covers sll instrijrtion, gof squipnrent, ptaciice balls, shirt,Frizes a*d otiler items.

.iunior Golf Prograin Toumame*t:$eadliyre: Tuesday June B. 2C1'1 or u*lil each $ession is full

Registration: R*gisiratian must ire mads at CYSS Parenl Ceniral $enrices.24"1 Hewitt Sl. {Kaiakaua Bdlg 1283} #655-838C, rpen 7:3$-5:00pm" Bring shct rercrd, health AssessmenU physicai, & three emergencyrontacts. Entries acceoted beginning May '1, 201 1

For mcre .fifomaiisn piease c*il l*655,i445, Knsiine.!'[email protected] rniior MvVRarmyhawaii. comiihe. eoqe

SKIESU*limited, 655.981 S

$ummer Thcater, PROF$, supported by i.,lissoula Chiidren's TheaterihlCTi. 6-i I yr old, ALL FRiE, 'rYheeler fi,tiddle Schoct Caleteria,interested child.en afid youth are chosen to psrticipate in pROpS byauditicnlng beirie MCT stafi if selected. participanis musl commit lo: Fjve(51 days oi four i4i-ilaur rehearsals lvlonday through Frjday, Jun+, 6-1 0, 1 0am io 2:30 pm each day and cne Sa:urtiay, Jun 'j1. performanee teilon {irneis 10 am for a iive pei-ioimarrc€ oi "Klrrg Arthufs euest'. Studenis musib:'ing e luncl end beverage l.,,1cnday.i16sy- tight snack will be pn:videdh{0n-Fri. Enroilrnent Spaces are iinrrted: enrollment is baseei ori a fi,$t correfirst seryeC basis. Enrcliment is 9,20 h,lay, ?01l at th* Scholield Bks, pareniCentral Service Center For additi*nal informaiion telephone. A5S-9818.

Ciasses available throughoui the surnrner, Lit$e Ninjas I-5 yrs oid.Taekwondo" 6-18 yrs oid, Kenpa Karate. 5-'18 yrs oid, Danc6

The U.$. Army Fiawaii LibrariesSrnrmer Reading Program For Afl Ages

Fcr chiidier.. ages S-i?, Teens {i2-18}, and Adults {i8 ai:c olJei}This program siirnirlates arr errjoymeni of eading wirile rewarjirrg

readers for their prcgress,

Registration and packet pick-up begins on Jlne 6.

lisit ihe library t+ find out aboui weekly events.

i*#ay ProErams f;aircsday Programs

3:00 pm 3.e0 prn

.itn i4 9irb+le thcg rufi iI Eub$e Srb+lv

Jun 21 Ronai,i ldcDon:lc J*n 23 R*nald irkDcraidiun ?8 Bailoon l-'lonsoon uu;: ?G Baiorrn f,4ansionJui 5 qainbo*r Figs.:lrs Jli S Rainlcl,r'Pigeonsiul i: B,Jngie tne Cjcwn iul 13 Bu!"rgie rhe Clnrrn

Blcig 651, Fwi Shafter Bldg 560. Schofieid Bks

435-S5?'i 655-8S02

Thursday Programs

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iun ;0 Ball'on idr,nsocnl,rl 7 F:rnhnw Prnpnn<

jui 14 8*ngie t!,'e Gcwr

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Chiidrer up to 5 years oijRe*d lo 1'crri*r/d st leai. 14 minutes a rJay.

dlrld i'afafi"es € ..i,f,ier ad a tter+y'.iy pize.

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Children noi yet able i$ rcad or: lheir oyrn nay'paticpate in ih€*Read ta F,4e" pfogfam,

-iuesdaysJun* i4 ' juiy 1 2

'!0.S0 . 10:30 am

iVednesdays

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