The Fort Riley Middle School will host a Sports Physical Event at the Middle School on May 13 & 14th for more information or

to make an appointment, please call 785-717-4519. This is for students in

grades 5th- 8th grade.

End of Year Dance- 9 May, 2000-2230, Middle School & Teen Center Event Details: This event is open to MST members and their guests in grades 6th - 12th. We will celebrate the end of the school year with a dance. MST will provide snacks during the event. Cost: Free End of Year Field Day- 17 May, 1200-2000, Middle School & Teen Center Event Details: Last year Fort Riley's MST traveled to Fort Leavenworth's MST but this year Fort Leavenworth will come to Fort Riley. The day will be packed with indoor and outdoor tournaments to meet the interests of all youth involved in the event. Cost: Free America's Kids Run - 17 May, Colyer Manor Youth Sports Fields Event Details: As part of Armed Forces Day activities in May each year, military dependants here in the United States, in Bahrain, Greece, Puerto Rico, Germany, Japan, Iceland, England, and Italy will participate in America's Kids Run. (http://www.americaskidsrun.org/mission.php)

Homebuyer

Education Seminar

1 p.m. - 4 p.m. on May 15, 2014 Location: 210 Custer Ave Room 118D on the

first floor, Ft Riley, KS This seminar will help you to find answers to the important questions

you may be asking as you contemplate purchasing a home!

OPEN SEMINAR RETIREES AND LOCAL COMMUNITY

Featuring

Home Inspector

Real Estate Agent

Lender

And others!

To Register Call

HSO Office

785-239-3736

Date: May 15, 2014

Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm

Location: Riley's Conference Center

Come wearing your Big Derby Hats and a beautiful smile to our final luncheon of the 2013-2014 year.

With a wide variety of vendors, we will end the year in right.

Each vendor donates a fantastic item to add to the prizes on our very own OCSC Ticketmania! More details to follow on this

exciting event.

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May 18

4:00 PM

Heritage Park

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2014 Manhattan MRC Yellow Ribbon Social Schedule

Is your spouse deployed, TDY or on a rotation to NTC or JRTC? Not at home with you? Then we want YOU! Come join the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce Yellow Ribbon Social Group! We meet monthly at varying locations in the Manhattan community. Join us for great food, make some new friends and build a support team filled with folks who know what you are going through– because they are too!

These events are ‘dutch-style’, meaning you spend as much or as little as you would like per outing. We do not allow children at these functions. Have questions? Please feel free to call or email Janet Nichols, 785-776-8829 or janet@manhattan.org. We hope to meet you soon!

January – Bellus Academy February – della Voce

March – Straight Upp Creative Studio April – Healing Arts event at Beach Museum

May – Powercat Sports Grill June – McAlister’s Deli July – Famous Dave’s

August – Longhorn Steakhouse September -- Panera

October – Umi Japenese Steakhouse November – Straight Upp Creative Studio

December – Purple Swirl

Army Family Covenant (AFC) CYSS Initiatives

You must present a copy of deployment orders (with spouse’s name) in order to receive any of the AFC discounts, in addition to being registered with Parent Central. Initiatives include: •20 percent monthly discount is available for children of deployed Soldiers for full-time and part-day fees. •$100 in FREE sports registrations per child, per Family, per deployment. This includes soccer, baseball, basketball, flag football and volleyball programs. •$300 in FREE instructional (SKIES) classes per child for maximum duration of eight weeks each. Regular fees will apply after the eight weeks. •16 hours of free hourly care per month is available to children of deployed sponsors. Hourly care is located at Warren East CDC and SAC. AFC benefits can be used up to 90 days after the Soldier returns. Be sure to make your reservations in advance. Weekday AFC care is from 6-8pm. Saturday AFC care is from 7-11pm. Patrons may also utilize weekday and Saturday child care at the hourly rate. Weekday AFC child care is free for Families participating in FRG meetings that have a deployed spouse.

Parent Central Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm

Walk-in registrations end at 4:30pm Appointments are also available

6620 Normandy Dr. 785-239-9885

-Family Child Care -Outreach Services -Youth Sports -School Liaison

SKIES Unlimited

Instructional Program 2420 H St.

785-240-5821

1st Division CDC 4012 1st Division Rd.

785-239-9011

Warren CDC 6950 Warren Rd.

785-239-9935/9929

Warren East CDC 6981 Warren Rd.

785-240-0822/0821

Forsyth CDC 2410 Saddlehorn Rd. 785-239-4846/4848

Forsyth East CDC

2420 H St. 785-240-5820/5822

Whitside CDC

676 Warrior Rd. 785-239-4978

Whitside North CDC

678 Warrior Rd. 785-240-6787

Youth Center

5800 Thomas Ave. 785-239-9222

School Age Center 5810 Thomas Ave.

785-239-9220

CYSS Directory

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British Soccer Camps 2014 - June 2-6, 2014, Fort Riley Youth Sports Colyer Manor Youth Sports Fields Event Details: A national Soccer Camp designed in helping with each player‘s development and providing memorable and positive experiences. Challenger Sports' British Soccer Camp is the most popular soccer camp in the country based upon one of the most innovative approaches to coaching youth soccer in the US and Canada. Our experienced staff study the game at all levels and we have identified the key techniques and skills that your players need to work on and master to reach their true potential. With programs for each age, the curriculums includes a variety of foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, freestyle soccer, small-sided games, coached scrimmages, and a mini tournament play. Players also learn about our core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship and leadership. Register on-line at www.challengersports.com Cost: $82.00- $158.00 Midnight Basketball - 13 June, 2000-2230, Middle School & Teen Center Event Details: This is a monthly late night basketball tournament held at Fort Riley's MST. This event is open to members and their guests in grades 6th - 12th. Cost: $1 for players and $2 for spectators

Enjoy flowers in their natural state!

The Friends of Konza Prairie invite guests to join on their annual wildflower walk on June 1st

Reservations are not required!

Non-member fees are $10/person and $2/child under 12.

Friends of Konza Prairie members are free. This two-mile guided hike will be from 6:30 p.m. This time of year the peak of wildflower season. More than 50 species of native prairie plants are expected to be in bloom along the trail. Bring your camera!

Monday, June 2nd

Cox Bros BBQ, Junction City, KS 5:00pm

Come join us at Cox Bros BBQ to show support for the Fort Riley USO.

10% of all the sales of the evening will be donated to the Fort Riley USO. In case you didn't know, the Fort Riley USO is the only USO in the

state of Kansas and supports all the military installation needs in the entire state. Lets show them our continued support of the great work

they do for our Kansas service members and their families.

“Until everyone comes home“

http://www.tpactix.org/

Topeka Performing Arts Center Topeka, KS

Presents

Sunday, June 15, 2014 2:00 PM

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For Ticket Information, Please Visit www.tpactix.org .

Please come prepared to provide the item you wish to sell. Suggest having at a minimum of 3- 5 items decided on.

Quick facts you should know about tornadoes:

• They may strike quickly, with little or no warning. • They may appear nearly transparent until dust and debris are picked up or a cloud forms in the funnel. • The average tornado moves Southwest to Northeast, but tornadoes have been known to move in any direction. • The average forward speed of a tornado is 30 mph, but may vary from stationary to 70 mph. • Tornadoes can accompany tropical storms and hurricanes as they move onto land. • Waterspouts are tornadoes that form over water. • Tornadoes are most frequently reported east of the Rocky Mountains during spring and summer months. • Peak tornado season in the southern states is March through May; in the northern states, it is late spring through early summer. • Tornadoes are most likely to occur between 3 pm and 9 pm, but can occur at any time.

Make a Plan

Making a plan is simple…just think of the 5 W’s! • Who: Gather input from all members of your family to consider all possibilities and make them more likely to remember important steps when an emergency happens. Choose a contact person, a family member or friend living somewhere else whom you can all contact if an emergency strikes when you are separated. • What: Plan for all hazards that could affect your family, considering potential hazards and weather patterns in your region. Think through each possible emergency situation, and determine how your family should respond. • Where: Think about all the places you and your family may be throughout the day, such as home, office, school and in transit. Establish meeting places and discuss situations to use them. • When: Because emergencies can happen at any time, make your family emergency plan immediately. You can use or model it after the form at the back of this booklet. Review the plan annually and whenever there are major changes in your family situation, schedule or activities. • Why: Emergencies can be scary. By establishing and practicing a family emergency plan, you and your family are more likely to find each other quickly and help one another get through the emergency situation safely and with less worry.