Discovery January - February

U.S. Army Garrison, HawaiiFamily and Morale, Welfare and Recreation

www.mwrarmyhawaii.com

January/February 2010

January/FebruaryVolume 3 Issue 1 2010

2-3What’s Happening!

4Sports & Fitness

5Army Family CovenantBlue Star Card Program

KMC

6Libraries

7TropicsBOSS

8Outdoor Recreation

Hale Koa

9Auto Skills Centers

10Dining

11Army GolfBowlingPilila’au

12Arts & Crafts Centers

ITR13

Child, Youth & School ServicesSKIES Unlimited

EDGEHIRED!

14Army Community Service

15FMWR Telephone Directory

16Calendar of Events

DISCOVERY is published by the FMWR Marketing Office.www.mwrarmyhawaii.com

Performances: February 25, 26, 27 and March 5, 6, 12, 13, 19 and 20Richardson Theatre, Fort Shafter

A Chorus Line is a stunning musical verite about a chorus audition for a Broadway musical. It tells of the achingly poignant ambitions of professional Broadway gypsies to land a job in the show, and is a powerful metaphor for all human aspiration. Memorable musical numbers include “I Can Do That,” “At the Ballet,” “Dance: Ten; Looks: Three,” “The Music and the Mirror,” “What I Did for Love,” “One (Singular Sensation)” and “I Hope I Get It.” It is a brilliantly complex fusion of dance, song and compellingly authentic drama. The show was instantly recognized as a classic.

Directed by Vanita Rae Smith, Conceived and Originally Directed & Choreographed by Michael Bennett. Book by James Kirkwood & Nicholas Dante, Music by Marvin Hamlisch, Lyrics by Edward Kleban.

Blue Star Card Theatre Night: February 25

Reader’s Theatre: The Man Who Climbed Pecan TreesA comedy/drama by Horton FooteFebruary 28 & March 7, 14, 2010Richardson Theatre, Fort Shafter

Stanley Campbell is the publisher of the local newspaper in Harrison, Texas, who has taken to climbing the pecan trees in the Courthouse Square when he is in his cups. He makes threatening phone calls to his brother-in-law, whom he suspects of having an affair with his wife and to a former family friend who embezzled the Campbell inheritance. And, throughout the play, it is evident that the malaise which grips the nation (the Great Depression of the 1930s) hasn’t spared either Texas or the Campbell family, and while the rich, down-home dialogue of the play abounds in trenchant humor and revealing reminiscences the underlying sense of pain and discouragement shadows all that is said and done.

Call 655-4480 or visit www.armytheatre.com for more information or to buy tickets!

At Richardson Theatre, An American TreasureServing the general public and the U.S. Army since 1942

Announces the 67th Season

Music by Cy Coleman, Lyrics by Michael Stewart, Book by Mark BrambleDIRECTED BY GRACE BELL

“Barnum's the name. P.T. Barnum. And I want to tell you that tonight you aregoing to see-bar none-every sight, wonder and miracle that name stands for!’’P.T. Barnum's name would become synonymous with the great Americandream and was always a guarantee of “larger-than-life” entertainment. Yes, sir,Come one, come all and see why BARNUM is welcomed with open arms allover the world. With songs like “There's a Sucker Born Every Minute” and“Come Follow The Band,” the show has the audience in the palm of its handfrom the stirring opening number to “The Grand Finale.” Here is the award-winning show that traces the career of America's greatest showman from 1835to 1889 when he joined James A. Bailey to form “the greatest show on earth.”

Auditions: July 6, 7, 8, 2009Performances: September 10, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, 2009

DIRECTED BY COCO WIELWhat time is it? Time for HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2, the sequel to theACT Smash hit of the 2008–2009 Season. School is out, and Troy andGabriel are looking forward to a summer to remember, but Troy alsoneeds to make bank so he can go to college. As it turns out, Sharpay,the self-proclaimed primo girl of East High, has her eye set on primo-boy Troy, and gets him a job at the country club her parents own. Itlooks great for Troy when Gabriella and the rest of the Wildcats arehired also. When Troy gets preferential treatment from the clubmanager and others, it puts all of his relationships in hot water.

Auditions: September 14, 15, 16, 2009Performances: November 19, 20, 21, 27, 28 and

December 4, 5, 11, 12, 2009

DIRECTED BY VANITA RAE SMITHConceived and Originally Directed & Choreographed by Michael Bennett

Book by James Kirkwood & Nicholas Dante,Music by Marvin Hamlisch, Lyrics by Edward Kleban

A CHORUS LINE is a stunning musical-verite about a chorus audition for aBroadway musical. It tells of the achingly poignant ambitions ofprofessional Broadway gypsies to land a job in the show, and is a powerfulmetaphor for all human aspiration. Memorable musical numbers include “ICan Do That, At the Ballet, Dance: Ten; Looks: Three, The Music and theMirror, What I Did for Love, One (Singular Sensation) and “I Hope I Get It.”It is abrilliantly complex fusion of dance, song and compellingly authenticdrama. The show was instantly recognized as a classic.

Auditions: November 30, December 1, 2, 2009Performances: February 25, 26, 27 and March 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 2010.

DIRECTED BY BRETT HARWOOD & Starring Laurence PaxtonBook and Lyrics by Bertolt Brecht and Music by Kurt Weill

This revolutionary work has been revived many times and in many differenttranslations, but it has always been a sensation. The original premiere wasin Berlin in 1928 and the first Broadway production was in 1933. Thesetting is London's Soho before and during the coronation of QueenVictoria. The master criminal Macheath prowls the back streets of Londonintroducing us to a motley crew of timeless characters. The cast is largelymade up of criminals, beggars and tarts. In his libretto, theatrical giantBertolt Brecht is interested in exposing corrupt officials of a sad andvicious society and holding a mirror up to our own. It is the legendary KurtWeill score that is actually what has made this show a classic. Who amongus won’t hum along as the show opens with the classic, "Mack the Knife."

Auditions: March 8, 9, 10, 2010Performances: May 13, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29, 2010

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PRESENTS:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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WHAT’S HAPPENING

GREAT ALOHA RUNFebruary 15

Run as an individual or an organized Unit in Hawaii’s premier road race through downtown Honolulu! For more information or an application, call 655-8006 or

email [email protected].

Chi Gong ClassesEvery Thursday6-7 p.m. at the Martinez Physical Fitness CenterLearn how to relieve stress on all levels with new chi gong classes. Chi Gong is a unique collection of exercises designed to help relieve stress on mental, emotional and physical levels. Even though we may not feel stressed, our bodies - even on an unconscious level - can be under tremendous stress. Learn techniques to relieve stress in your life and improve your health and add quality years to your life.

Mindfulness Classes Every Monday and Wednesday 6-7 p.m. at SGT Yano LibraryNeed to clear your head? Learn disciplined meditation techniques to develop a clear awareness of the present moment. Develop deep relaxation tools and learn how to apply these in daily situations to find greater balance, ease, and peace of mind. In developing mindfulness, participants connect to the fullness of life and their own deep inner resources for healing, coping, growing, and taking charge in their lives in new ways.

Tai Chi ClassesEvery Thursday7-8 p.m. at the Martinez Physical Fitness CenterFind your center with the ancient and revered art of tai chi. Tai chi uses gentle flowing movements to reduce the stress of today’s busy lifestyles and improve general wellbeing. This class explores the art of tai chi and incorporates psychology and philosophy through psychical movement. Learn and benefit from the influence of this ancient practice on physical health, mental wellbeing, consciousness, and martial arts.

These classes are free for Active Duty Soldiers and Family Members.

Call 655-4804.

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Ride the Train of Change

2010 Army Family Action

Plan ConferenceComing Soon

For more information please visit

http://mwrarmyhawaii.com/getting-involved/army-family-action-plan

For more information on other ACS programs, please visit us at www.mwrarmyhawaii.com or

stop by our convenient locations to see how ACS programs can

work for you!

Schofield BarracksBldg. 2091, Kolekole Ave.Phone: 655-4ACS (4227)

ACS Satellite CenterTripler Army Medical CenterBldg. 127 A Krukowski Rd.

Phone: 438-4499

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SPORTS, FITNESS & AQUATICS

Fitness Center Programs

AMR 3-Point Basketball ShootoutAre you the best baller around? Prove it on January 16 at the AMR PFC! This is a double-elimination shootout tournament and cost is $10 per person. Call 836-0338 for more information.

Fort Shafter Biggest Loser ContestNeed a little motivation? Try some competition to lose weight this New Year! Enter anytime after January 4 at the Fort Shafter PFC, the contest will run January 4 – April 1. Call 438-1152 for more information.

HMR Partner Basketball ShootoutProve you’ve got what it takes to come out on top of this great shootout! Sign up January 4-22; cost is $5 per team. The shootout takes place Wednesday, January 27 starting at 5 p.m. at the HMR PFC. Call 653-0719 for more information.

Fitness Center ProgramsDevelop good habits and stay in shape at our physical fitness centers. We have the best equipment, organized activities and all the necessary tools to get you in or help you stay in great shape!

MON. TUES. WED. THUR. FRI. SAT.

8:30 AM

StepChallenge

Group Cycling

CardioKickboxing

Group Cycling

Step & Pump

Yoga(8 AM)

9:00 AM

Step & Core

9:30 AM

Yoga(9:45 am)

Yoga(9:45 am)

Group Cycling

(10:15 am)

11:45 AM

Boot Camp

4:00 PM

Group Cycling

Core and More

Zumba(4:15 PM)

5:00 PM

Step & Abs

CardioKickboxing

Step & Pump

Group Cycling

6:00 PM

Group Cycling Zumba Zumba

Chi Gung(6 PM)

Tai Chi(7 pm)

Weekly Health & Fitness Center Calendar

Schedule is subject to change, please call to confirm.

SPORTEVENT DATES

ENTRY DEADLINE

ORGANIZATION MEETING

INTRAMURAL SOCCER

Jan 11-Mar 12 Jan 4 Jan 8

RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT

Feb 1-5 Jan 25 Jan 29

TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Mar 22-26 Mar 15 Mar 19

SPRINTER’S CHALLENGE

Apr 23-24 Apr 16 Apr 20

SPORTApplication Deadline

Trial Camp Dates

Armed Forces

ChampionshipsCISM

Wrestling (Men)

Freestyle & Greco Roman

(Women) Freestyle

Jan 5Feb 17-Mar 17

Mar 18-22

National Competition April 22-24

CISM Aug 10-16

BoxingMen &

WomenFeb 1

Mar 16- Apr 17

Apr 18-24

National Competition June 6-13

CISM Oct 8-17

Volley ballMen &

WomenSand: 2 Man

& Floor: 6 Man

Feb 1Mar 16 - Apr 17

Apr 18-24

National Competition June 6-13

CISM Oct 8-17

Soccer Womens

Apr 1 May 10-20 NoneCISM

May 20-Jun 20

Triathlon Apr 2By

application only

Jun 2- 6 None

Taekwondo Men & Women

Apr 15May 26-Jun 16

Jun 17-21

Nationals July 3-4

CISM July 7-15

Call 655-0856 for more information about all of these programs.

Call 655-0856 for more information about all of these programs.

Intramural Programs

All Army Sports

The Blue Star Card is a FMWR deployment discount and activity card for Spouses of deployed Soldiers. The card offers everyday discounts at FMWR facilities, free childcare options and access to special events and activities. Blue Star Cards are available and valid throughout the duration of deployment.

If you are eligible* for a Blue Star Card, bring a copy of your Soldier’s deployment orders, along with your military ID to either the Schofield Barracks or Tripler Medical Center Army Community Service (ACS) locations. Make sure to submit your email address when signing up for your Blue Star Card so you can be emailed with the latest discounts, events, and activities for card holders.

* To be eligible, Spouses of Army combat deployed Active Duty/Reserve/National Guard Soldiers/DA Civilian employees must be stationed in Hawaii. The Soldier must be deployed for at least six months, and receive hazardous duty pay. Spouses of Soldiers deployed for less than six months may also qualify.

For more information on the Blue Star Card program, call 655-0002 or visit us on the web at

www.bluestarcardhawaii.com.

Don’t miss out on the chance to get together with your Blue Star Card Friends! Come out to the next Big R: Countdown to Redeployment Events and enjoy free fun activities, food and more! January 22 & February 16.

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ARMY FAMILY COVENANT / BLUE STAR CARD / KMC

For more information or to register call 655-0112 or 655-0113.

Deadline to register is January 29.

www.mwrarmyhawaii.com www.bluestarcardhawaii.com

Tuesday, February 2, 2010 8:00 - 11:30 am

Join us for our latest hike on the Makapu’u Lighthouse Trail. Free round-trip transportation

from Schofield Recreation will be provided. This hike is consider a 1 star rating (5 star scale). All ages are welcome and this hike will take place along a paved path.

LIBRARIES

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AT the Library

Preschool Enrichment Program @ SGT Yano LibraryOogles n Googles will present enrichment programs on Jan. 13 and Feb. 10 at 10 am at SGT Yano Library. These programs are open to pre-school age children, 3-5 years old.

Read to the DogsChildren who are able to read on their own can sign up for a 15-minute session to read to a dog on Sat, Jan. 9 and Feb. 13,

between 11am - 12:15 pm at SGT Yano Library. Please call for information or to reserve a session. First come, first serve!

Afterschool @ SGT Yano LibraryElementary age children are invited to enjoy a “Snow” story and craft activity on Wed, Jan. 13, 3 - 3:45 pm, and a Valentine story and craft activity on Wed, Feb. 10, 3 - 3:45 pm. This is a FREE program and no registration is required.

Did You Know? At your libraries you can…

Download free audiobooks?

Access us online on AKO?

Record a story for your child before deploying?

Ask a librarian anything, 24 hours a day?

Reach us by calling: 655-8002 (SGT Yano at Schofield Barracks), 438-9521 (Fort Shafter) or 833-4851 (AMR).

Duct Tape Craft @ SGT Yano LibraryTeens, did you know that the ultra-popular duct tape can be used to create interesting items? Stop by the Library on Wed, Jan. 20 from 4 to 5 pm and create novelty items using duct tape! This program is free and all supplies will be provided.

Create a Card @ SGT Yano LibraryAll Family Members of deployed Soldiers are invited to make a Valentine card to send to their deployed loved ones on Wed, Jan. 27, from 3 – 4 pm. The library will provide all materials but please bring your creativity. No registration is required.

Chinese New Year Craft @ SGT Yano LibraryWelcome the Year of the Tiger by making a craft at the library on Tues, Feb. 2. Come on over between 3 and 5 pm. All supplies provided and all ages welcome!

Morningstar Training @ SGT Yano LibraryLooking for investment help? Access the Morningstar Library Edition. Whether you need direction in choosing funds for stocks, or looking for the definition of an investment term, you’ll find it in the Morningstar Library. Come join us at the SGT Yano Library on Thurs, Jan. 21, between 2 and 6 pm for a hands-on session. Program is free and open to all Active Duty, Family Members, and DOD Civilians. For more information, please call the library.

Career Transitions Online @ Sgt Yano Library Learn how to create a personal account, explore the career of your choice, create a resume, and find a job. Improve your chances for job success and access online Career Transitions. Come join us at the SGT Yano Library on Thurs, Feb. 25, between 2 and 6 pm for a hands-on database session. It is free and open to all Active Duty, Family Members,and DOD Civilians. For more information, please call the library.

Wishing TreeWhen a loved one is deployed, we are full of wishes: that he’ll be safe, that she’ll be home soon, that the children will adjust to the separation. SGT Yano Library has created a wishing tree to offer a concrete reminder of the person who is away and provides a place to collect wishes, hopes and prayers. Come make your own wish on our tree

Earth Day Contest @ the Army LibrariesApril 22, 2010 will be the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. To celebrate, the libraries will be hosting a 100% Recycled Art Contest. Enter your art made of recycled materials to any Army library or the Schofield Arts & Crafts Center by March 30. Contest is open to all ages. Call your nearest library for rules and more details.

Fort Shafter Library

Closed for Renovations in January and February

SGT Yano Library

for 3-5 year olds

Wednesdays

Jan

6

Jan

20

Jan

27

Feb

3

Feb

17

Feb

24

Aliamanu Library

Thursdays

Jan

7

Jan

14

Jan

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Jan

28

Feb

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Feb

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Feb

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Feb

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January 21 and February 18*, 6-9:30 pm. This great FREE monthly tournament lets you test your skills against the best of the best Army players around! All ID card holders 18 and older are welcome, it’s free with no buy in. Call 655-5698 for information.

Still going strong every Tuesday, 5-8 pm. Warm up your pipes and let your inner idol shine! Not a singer? Not to worry—you can still stop by and enjoy the show and the $2.50 bottled beer and other great specials. Call 655-5698 for more information.

Family Fun Fridays are still going strong! January 15, February 5 and 19*, 6 pm each day. Join us for great food, fun and games! Enjoy entertaining contests, HDTVs, tons of Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360 games for checkout, family table games and pool, darts, air hockey, table tennis, beach volleyball and much, much more! If that’s not enough, how about free Papa John’s pizza? We can do that too! Mahalo to our sponsors, Cutter and Papa John’s. Call 655-5698 for more information.

Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360 game systems now available! Just come in and check out a console and your favorite games for FREE anytime we’re open! Choose from the following: Rock Band, Madden 10, NCAA 2K9, Grand Theft Auto 4, Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 2 and many more!

Tropics Recreation CenterBuilding 589, Foote Ave. 655-5698

Bump, set and spike your way to success on the last Saturday of the month, January 30 and February 27*. Come on out to Tropics Recreation Center and get your volleyball on! This free tournament starts at 8:30 am; play for great prizes! Not a playa? Not to worry, it’s a spectator sport! Come hang out and take in all the action. Call 438-1152 for more information.

For more information, please call 655-1130.

Serving a variety of appetizers, sandwiches, wraps, pizza, burgers, salads and more!

Serving breakfast treats for NFL Sunday Ticket fun on Sunday mornings too!

Get your caffeine fix at the coffee bar: lattes, cappuccinos and more!

Monday-Saturday: 11am - 7pm

Sunday: 6:30 am - 2 pm

For a quick lunch, dinner or snack any time of the day!

Do you know who your BOSS rep is?Stop by the BOSS Unit Rep meetings

at 2 pm on the last Friday of every

month at Tropics! Learn what’s going

on around post and how to get involved and

make a difference in Soldiers’ lives.

TROPICS / BOSS

It’s Playoff Time! What are you doing for the playoffs? When the competition narrows down to the best of the best, you better have a plan for where to catch all the action! You’re in luck, Tropics still has all the games—IN HI DEF! Just because you’re out here in the islands doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate your team just like back home! Just come by the Tropics on Saturdays and Sundays all January long to watch the best of the best battle it out for NFL supremacy! Dust off those old jerseys, get your smack talk ready and come cheer on your favorite team!

* Tropics will be closed for renovations mid-February to mid-March. Subject to change.

Stop by Outdoor Recreation today for a great Adventure! We’ll help you adjust your latitude and get the most of your time in Hawaii. Give us a call today for more information or to register for any of the great programs below!

Phone reservations and registration are accepted. We take all major credit cards, minimum 50% deposit for all equipment center reservations, 100% payment due for program registrations.Must be already registered in RecTrac database. Call 655-0143.

Jan 4 Open Water Diver Cert. 6-days, 6-10 pm $229.99

Jan 9 Adventure Surfing Lessons 6:30 - 10:30 am $48

Jan 10 “Big Surf Watch” Biking Trip Call for info $30*

Jan 12Big Game Fishing Lure

Making Class5 - 7:30 pm FREE

Jan 15 Kualoa Ranch Horseback Riding 6 am – 3 pm $104

Jan 16“Tournament Fisherman”

Kayaking Class7 am – 12 pm $49

Jan 17 “Big Surf Watch” Biking Trip Call for info $30


Jan 19“Tournament Fisherman” Fresh Water Fishing Class

5 pm – 7 pm FREE

Jan 23 Fresh Water Fishing Tournament 7 am - 1 pm $25



Jan 25Big Game Fishing Lure

Making Class5 – 7:30 pm FREE

Jan 30 NOAA Whale Counting 9 am - 12 pm $10


Feb 1 Open Water Diver Cert. 6-days, 6-10 pm $229.99

Feb 6Outrigger Canoe/Stand-Up

Paddling6:30 am – 1 pm $64


Feb 12Kualoa Ranch Movie Set/

Jungle Tour 6 am – 3:30 pm $74

Feb 13Adventure Hike/Whale

Watching6:30 am – 1 pm $10


Feb 20 Adventure Surfing Lessons 6:30 -11:30 am $48

Feb 21 Adventure Snorkeling Level I 6:30 am - 1 pm $42


Feb 27 NOAA Whale Counting 7 am - 1 pm $10

*Cost for Big Surf Watch bike tours is $30 if using your own bike. Additional $5 for bike rental.

Outdoor Recreation

Due to weather conditions and other factors affecting outdoor programs, all program calendars are subject to change without

notice. Please call for the most up-to-date information.”

Call Outdoor Recreation at 655-0143 or Ocean Concepts at 853-4673 (SCUBA programs only) for more information or

to reserve your spot today!

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Auto Skills Center

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Is Your State Vehicle Safety Check about to expire? We can take care of your inspections while you’re at work!

Winter Season ChecksDoes your vehicle make a squealing noise when you slow down? Your brake pads might be wearing down. Come in and check it out. Are your tires, drive belts and other accessories in good condition?

Pre-Buy Auto InspectionsThinking about purchasing a used car but worried about its’ condition? Check with the Auto Skills Center near you for a Pre-Buy Auto Inspection. Just $45 can save you hundreds of dollars and headaches in repairs.

Storage ShedsGetting tired of looking at clutter? Not to worry, we’ve got you covered. Stash your extra stuff in our storage sheds, safe and secure right here on post!

Vehicle/Boat/RV StorageToys too big for your garage? Leave ‘em with us! We’ve got long-term vehicle storage options and a boat/recreational vehicle lot both available!

Authorized Patrons: AD/Dependents/DOD Civilians/Retirees/Reservists.

There is no admittance 1 hour prior to closing. You must have closed toe shoes and no children under 14 years old are admitted.

Schofield Barracks Bldg. 910, Duck Rd. 655-9368

Wed - Sun: 9:30 am – 5 pmMon - Tues, Holidays: Closed

Fort Shafter Bldg.1535, Fort Shafter Flats 438-9402

Wed - Sun: 9:30 am – 5 pm Mon - Tues, Holidays: Closed

AUTO SKILLS CENTER

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Weekly DiningNehelani

The Nehelani is the perfect setting for all of your catering needs. Their staff is ready to ensure the success of your special event. Catering is available for weddings, graduations, proms, first birthdays, military functions, reunions, conferences, workshops, or private parties. The Nehelani staff will work hard to make your occasion an event to remember. Call 655-0660 for more information

Kolekole Bar & Grill

Sunday Brunch Delicious Sunday brunch buffet featuring an omelet and carving station, along with all your favorites like French toast, eggs, and hot lunch entrees! Served from 10 am to 1 pm. Adults $16.95 & children’s prices are available. Please note that KoleKole Bar & Grill closes at 1 pm on Sundays.

Lunch Buffet $8.95, Monday - Friday from 11am - 1 pm, Ala carte 11am -

2 pm, Burrito Grills combo for $6.95, comes with small fries and a Pepsi beverage.

Hawaiian Luau Lunch Buffet The last Friday of the month at the Kolekole Bar & Grill come and experience the Hawaiian Luau Lunch Buffet. $9.95 from 11 am - 1 pm. Large groups with reservations are welcomed.

Mongolian BBQ Dinner Every Monday night from 5 pm to 8 pm, the cost is $0.65 an ounce.

Pau Hana “Social Hour” After work come and enjoy a fun time with friends, Monday - Friday, 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm. Enjoy 1/2 price off selected appetizers and domestic draft beer at $1.60 per glass.

Hale Ikena

Catering and conferences Make your next catering event a memorable occasion at the Hale Ikena! Reasonable banquet buffet prices are available to all military and DOD personnel. Schedule your meetings, workshops and all-day conferences too! Great for promotion ceremonies, changes of command and hail and farewells. Call Christine Pacrem, Catering Manager, at the Hale Ikena at 438-6712.

Sunday Brunch Savor exquisite dishes with flavors infused from the Pacific Rim, Asia and Hawaii Nouveau including a peppercorn and garlic crusted roasted prime rib. Large parties are welcome. Served from 10 am to 1 pm. Reservations are recommended. Adults $22.95 and children’s prices are available.

Mulligan’s

BreakfastStart your day off with breakfast at Mulligan’s Thursday - Sunday. Come before or after teeing off, or just stop by for a great bite to eat.

Hawaiian Luau Lunch Buffet The last Friday of the month come and experience a once of a kind lunch buffet. Perfect for your Hail & Farewell luncheons. $9.95 from 11 am - 1 pm. Large groups with reservations are welcomed.

Mongolian BBQ Dinner Every Thursday night from 5 pm to 8 pm, the cost is $0.65 an ounce.

Pau Hana “Social Hour”$2 Pupu Platter ….The Mulligan’s pupu platter is so filling, why eat dinner? Special cool refreshments and chef’s choice of pupus start at 4:30 pm. Come and join us after a round of golf or after work! 1/4 lb. Combo Hot Dog + 32 oz. Pepsi soft drink $2.95 per person.

Pilila’au Recreation Center

Pilila’au Army Recreation Center at Pokai Bay in Waianae is located 18 miles from Schofield Barracks and 22 miles from Pearl Harbor. The center has 39 beach front cabins, an equipment rental center, club facility, and a Cove Pavilion area for group outings. Accommodations range from studios, two bedroom cabins, and three bedroom cabins with kitchens. For information and reservations, call 696-4158.

Sunset Café

Overlooking the azure waters of Pokai Bay with breath taking sunsets, the Sunset Café’s lanai is an unforgettable Hawaiian setting for your special occasions. With a combination of cabins and meeting facilities, the Sunset Cafe at Pilila’au Army Recreation Center is also a great spot for retreats or off-sites. Call 696-478.

Lunch Served: 11 am - 4 pm Dinner Served: 5 - 9 pm

Live Entertainment! Every Saturday and Sunday - 6:30 - 10 pm.

Luau: Held every 2nd and last Friday of the month. Dinner begins at 6 pm.

PMS 3305

PMS 601

PMS 124

PMS 4695

Mongolian BBQ is now offered at both Mulligan’s and Kolekole Bar & Grill.

Monday 5-8 pm at Kolekole and Thursday 5-8 pm at Mulligan’s.

Select your favorites from a variety of meats and vegetables.

Cost is only $0.65 cents per oz.

Kolekole Bar & Grill1249 Kolekole Ave.Schofield Barracks

655-0064

Mulligan’s Bar & GrillWalter J. Nagorski

Golf CourseFt. Shafter

438-6712 or 438-1974

DINING

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Nagorski Golf Course, Fort Shafter

Mizuno Club Fitting Make an appointment with Lou Merkle. Call 438-9587 to schedule custom fitting of golf clubs at no additional charge.

Twilight Skins Game Pay a Green, Cart and Entry fee and enjoy 9 holes of good competition. Call Lou Merkle at 438-9587 to enjoy the Skins Challenge Twilight Golf. Pay ½ the Green fee and enjoy the afternoon at Nagorski Golf Course. Twilight golf begins at 11:05 am, Monday through Friday. Not available during holidays.

Leilehua Golf Course

Leilehua Driving Range Open daily until 9:00 pm, $1.50 per bucket of golf balls.

Golf Pro Shop Discount After 6 pm all regular priced golf merchandise is discounted 10% until closing.

Cobra Club Fitting Make an appointment at the Leilehua Golf Pro Shop. Call 655-4653 to schedule an appointment from 3 pm - 5 pm. Cobra club fitting is available every Tuesday.

Ladies Golf ClinicFREE clinic offered 2:30 -3:30 pm the 1st Saturday of each month at the Leilehua Golf Course Driving Range. Call 655-4653 to sign up.

Leilehua Grill Stop by the Leilehua Grill for breakfast, lunch and pupus. Open Monday - Sunday from 6:30 am - 7:30 pm. After a round of golf or after work, come and relax at the Leilehua Grill.

Bowling Centers

Personalized Pins for sale! Get the perfect gift for your favorite bowler, personalized pins for all occasions, only $12.

Unit PT Bowling Monday - Friday, 6 am - 8 am. $2 per Soldier includes all games and free shoe rental. Must make reservations and minimum of 20 bowlers.

Bowling Birthday PartiesWe take reservations for birthday parties and other occasions. The bowling center are equipped with a full scale Snack Bars.

Schofield Bowling Center

Na Koa Snack Bar View your favorite sporting events on several big screen HDTVs in the Snack Bar. Enjoy your favorite food items, appetizers, soft drinks and beer. Relax with friends and enjoy a great game in a very comfortable atmosphere. Call 655-0573 for more information.

JAKS Bowling Supplies and ServicesStop by the brand new pro shop in the Schofield Barracks Bowling Center for all your bowling needs. They offer custom grip drilling as well as a large selection of shoes, bags and other accessories.Call 655-5301.

Wheeler Bowling Center Rent the entire bowling center (8 lanes). Have a bowling party on Saturday and Sunday for any special occasion. $120 per hour (3- hour minimum) and $2 per shoe rental. Call 656-1745 to rent the Wheeler Bowling Center.

Fort Shafter Bowling Center

Bowling Birthday Parties We take reservations for birthday parties and other occasions. The bowling center is equipped with cosmic and bumper bowling, with a full scale Strike Zone Snack Bar. Call 438-6733 for details.

Experience old Hawaii at the Sunset Café, Pililaau Army Recreation Center. The Luau is held every

2nd and last Friday of the month. Dinner begins at 6 pm and the entertainment starts at 6:30 pm.

For a party of four or more please call 696-4778.

Blue Star Card holders also enjoy 10% off!

Schofield Barracks Bowling Cntr. 655-0573Fort Shafter Bowling Center 438-6733Wheeler Bowling Center 656-1745

Schofield & Wheeler Bowling Centers

Scho�eld BowlFREE Bowling and Shoes for

Youth 12 and Under 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Spring BreakBowling Fever!

Thursday, March 26 & Thursday April 2

PresentsSchofield & Wheeler Bowling Centers

Spring BreakBowling Fever!

Presents

Wheeler BowlFREE Bowling and Shoes for

Youth 12 and Under 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Tuesday, March 24 & Wednesday, April 1

Scho�eld BowlFREE Bowling and Shoes for

Youth 12 and Under 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Thursday, March 26 & Thursday April 2

Wheeler BowlFREE Bowling and Shoes for

Youth 12 and Under 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Tuesday, March 24 & Wednesday, April 1

@ Schofield Barracks Bowling Center

@ Schofield Barracks Bowling CenterGet a personalized ball, buy new shoes and bag there.

Sun & Mon ClosedTues 2 - 9 pmWed 3 - 9 pmThurs & Fri 10 am - 5 pmSat 11 am - 5 pm

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Arts & Crafts

Schofield Barracks 655-4202

Wed - Thur: 10am - 5pm Fri - Sat: 9am - 3pm

Pre-registration is required for all classes!

Ft. Shafter 438-1315

Sat: 9am - 4pm Sun: 11am - 4pm

January and February Classes- These classes and more are available at your Arts & Crafts Centers:

Sewing and Quilting Stained Glass

Pottery Wheel Throwing Ceramic Mold Pouring

Keiki Art Club Woodworking

Oil /Acrylic Painting for Adults

Ceramic Mold Pouring

Watercolor Painting for Adults

Digital Photo

Drawing for Adults Framing and Matting

Special Military Rates Trained Personnel

Let us help you explore paradise. Use our online request form on www.mwrarmyhawaii.com!

Just click on Travel, Tours & Tickets.

Prices are subject to change without notice.

Schofield Barracks ITR* 655-9971

Flagview Mall, Bldg. 3320Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-6 pm, Sat 10 am-4 pm

Fort Shafter ITR* 438-1985

Ft. Shafter PX market, Bldg. 550Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-6 pm Sat 9 am-3 pm

*Closed on Sundays & Federal Holidays

January Special WorkshopsKodak Photo Kiosk: Print all your holiday photos at our Kodak Kiosk - Right here on post and no waiting in line!!

Keiki Art Classes: Multi-Media Art, Wednesdays, 2-3:30 pm, 4 sessions, $50, 6-12 yrs.

Mom & Tots: Enjoy simple crafts geared towards toddlers 2-5yrs, every Thursday, 10-11am. $3.

Scrap & Pour Madness: January 15, 5 – 10 pm. Scrapbooking and Ceramic Marathon! $5 for Scrappers, $10 for Pourers. Scrappers- work on your own projects, use our Cricut and socialize with your friends! Instructor available for new creative ideas. Pourers- Pour up to 10 molds, no user fees! Food, Fun and Prizes!

Jewelry Workshop: January 16, 9-11am, $20 includes supplies.

February Special WorkshopsValentine’s Day Scrapbooking: February 2, 6 - 8 pm, $5 per person. Lay-out challenge. Bring your own supplies and use our Cricut die-cutter. Project idea will be supplied or work on your own project.

Valentine’s Day Ceramic Paint & Take Heart Box Workshop: February 5, 10 am – 12 noon, $15 per person. Paint and take your own ceramic heart box. Perfect gift for your special someone.

Valentine’s Day Card-Making & Rubber-Stamping Workshop: February 9, 6 - 8 pm, $10 includes supplies. Make Valentine’s Day themed cards. Learn a new technique using stamps and/or ink and various items. Make gifts even more special by using your creative side.

Precious Metal Clay Workshop: February 12, 9 am - 12 noon, $35 includes supplies. Learn the basics of PMC, torch safety, and create a pendant or pair of earrings.

Tickets cost just $10 per person and must be picked up in advance!

Dates: January 15 February 5 February 199 pm - 4 am

ARTS & CRAFTS CENTER / TRAVEL, TOURS & TICKETS

It’s Whale Watching Season! Each year the Humpback whales swim from Alaskan feeding grounds to the warm waters of Hawaii. The whales journey across vast oceans, navigating by instinct alone. Hawaii is their winter home, a place to play, to give birth and to start new generations.

The very best months to whale watch are February and March when whale sightings are almost guaranteed. Oahu whale watching tours are a particular delight for visitors coming to Hawaii to escape the winter chill and these humpback whales can often be seen from the shoreline of Waikiki.

Come to the ITR office to purchase your tickets to observe these gentle giants.

Paradise Cruises – Star of HonoluluWhale Watch Cruise – Adult: $31.60 Standard (No meal) Child (3-11 yrs): $19.05

Whale Watch Cruise – Adult: $44.55 Deluxe (w/lunch) Child (3-11 yrs): $26.75

Atlantis Cruises – Navatek Whale Watch Lunch Cruise Adult: $57.00 Child (2-11 yrs): $28.00

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Child, Youth and School ServicesInterested in volunteering to be a Youth Sports coach?

Contact your nearest Youth Sports Office today:

Mini Baseball Registration Dec 22, 2009 - Jan 12, 2010

Youth Born 2004-2005; Cost $15Mini sports meet once a week, and is a parent participation program, where youth learn basic skills of the sport. Includes youth t-shirt, parent t-shirt and nerf ball and bat.

Youth Baseball & Softball registration January 5-29, 2010

Youth born in the years 1993-2004 Cost $50 for T-Ball & Coach Pitch Division, $60 for Baseball & Softball divisionPractices begin approximately March 30Season: April 24 – June 19

Youth Wrestling Season Registration January 5-29 2010 (Schofield Only)

Youth Born 2003 and older Parents must register their child with USA wrestling (more info provided by coaches)Practices and Season start date TBA

AMR/FS 836-1923

SB 655-6465

HMR 655-0883

The HIRED! Apprenticeship Program provides 15-18 year old youth with meaningful, professionally-managed career-exploration opportunities in Family and Morale and Recreation (FMWR) operations. The HIRED! Apprenticeship Program offers valuable paid work experience and training to better equip each participant with the skills needed for a highly-competitive job market. Examples of exploratory career fields include: Education, Marketing & Graphic Design, Pet Care Services, Sports Management, Food & Beverage Management, Physical Education, Information Technology, Child and/or Youth Development, Library & Information Science, and Sports Studies.

For more information please contact Program Coordinator Vicky Agbayani at 656-0445 or [email protected].

The EDGE! Program offers out-of-school opportunities for children and youth to excel, develop, grow, and experience by participating in cutting-edge art, fitness, life skills and adventure activities, known as Art EDGE!, Fit EDGE!, Life EDGE!, and Adventure EDGE!

EDGE! is open to 1st-12th grade youth. Deadline to register for EDGE programs is the Friday prior to week starting. With weekly sign-up get Free Friday programs. Register at Central Registration. Call Schofield Barracks 655-8380, Aliamanu Military Reservation 833-5393 or at CYSS School Age Services Programs.

For more information please contact Program Coordinator Kristine Yasuda at 656-0095 or [email protected].

CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES / SKIES UNLIMITED / EDGE / HIRED

Tony Group and all of our Sponsors for supporting our Soldiers andArmy Families.

Swisa Beauty Inc, Ruby Tuesday, Just Tacos, Budweiser, Meadow Gold, Scofield Federal Credit Union, Outriggers Hotel and Resorts, PODS, Hale Koa Hotel, V A Loans Hawaii, The Honolulu Advertiser,

Ke Ola O Pakai Bay, Jack Daniels, KMC, University of Phoenix, USAA, Papa John’s, The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, First Hawaiian Bank, DECCA, AAFES, AHFH

GRAND PRIZE WINNER!

SSGT Timothy Johnson

GRAND PRIZE WINNER!

SSGT Timothy Johnson

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Classes at Army Community ServiceCHECK US OUT AT www.mwrarmyhawaii.com OR

STOP BY OUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SEE HOW ACS PROGRAMS CAN WORK FOR YOU!

Schofield BarracksBldg. 2091, Kolekole Ave.Phone: 655-4ACS (4227)

ACS Satellite CenterTripler Army Medical CenterBldg. 127 A Krukowski Rd.Phone: 438-4499

2010 US Army Garrison HawaiiVolunteer Recognition Week

Hawaii Volunteers…. Stars of the Pacific

Coming in April!!!!

Join us for some great fun as we recognize all of our Hawaii Volunteers.

Nominate your shining star by March 12, 2010. Nomination forms available at

http://mwrarmyhawaii.com/getting-involved/army-volunteer-corp.

For more information on dates and nomination forms contact [email protected].

Open for military personnel deploying, awaiting permanent housing or just going on vacation.Dogs- $16/day for one, $12 for a second dog in the same kennelCats- $12/day for one, $7 for a second cat in the same kennelSpaces are limited, cats and dogs only. For reservations or information, please call 368-3456. More info available at www.mwrarmyhawaii.com.

Schofield Barracks Arts & Crafts Center

Schofield Barracks: 655-6330Tues 10am - 3 pm

Wed - Thurs 10am - 5pmFri - Sat 9am - 3pm

Laser EngravingRecognition Awards

Custom FramingReadymade Farewell GiftsSports Trophies for Youth

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE

FMWRTelephoneDirectoryARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE (ACS)Real - life Solutions for Successful Army Living ACS, Schofield Barracks, Bldg 2091 .......... 655-4ACS/4277Outreach Center, Fort Shafter Flats, Bdg 1599 ...........................................................438-9285ACS Satellite Center, Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC), Bldg. T127, ........................................ 438-4499Victim Advocate ....................................624-SAFE/7233Military + Family Life Consultant ...................222-7088 All classes are available at no charge. For a class schedule and to register for classes visit http://www.trumba.com/calendars/army_community_service_calendar or call ACSBlue Star Card Program .................................. 656-3327BOWLING*Fort Shafter Bowling Center, Strike Zone .438-6733Schofield Barracks Bowling Center .............. 655-0573Wheeler Bowling Center .................................656-1745CHILD & YOUTH SCHOOL SERVICES*Child Development Centers Aliamanu ......................................................833-5570 Fort Shafter .................................................438-1151 Schofield Barracks .....................................655-7106 Petersen .......................................................655-5293 Helemano .................................................... 653-0724CYS Services Outreach Central Registration Aliamanu .....................................................833-5393 Schofield Barracks ..................655-5314/655-8380Short Term Alternative Child Care (STACC) ......................................................655-8628Family Child Care Aliamanu ......................................................837-0236 Schofield Barracks .....................................655-8373Center-based, in-house, cooperative,full-time and part-time child care. Jobs and training provided for center and home caregivers.Middle School & Teen Programs (MS&T) Aliamanu ......................................................833-0920 Schofield Barracks .....................................655-0451 Fort Shafter .................................................438-1487 Helemano Military ...................................... 653-0717YOUTH SPORTS SB Sports .....................................................655-6465 AMR/FS Sports ..........................................836-1923SKIES / School Liaison Office / YESS Schofield Barracks .....................................655-9818Youth School Age Services Schofield Barracks .....................................655-6461 Aliamanu ......................................................833-4932 Helemano .................................................... 653-0717 Fort Shafter ................................................438-6470Work Force Prep ..............................................655-0451

DINING & ENTERTAINMENTCasual to fine dining; brunch, lunch or dinner; entertainment and catering.Fort Shafter Hale Ikena ...................................................438-1974 Catering ........................................................438-6712Schofield Barracks The Nehelani .........................655-0660/655-4466 Kolekole Bar & Grill ..............655-0660/655-4466Pililaau Army Recreation Center Sunset Café .................................................696-4778 Reservations ............................................... 691-4158GOLF***Fort Shafter Walter J. Nagorski Golf Course .................438-9587 Mulligans ..................................................... 438-6715Schofield Barracks Leilehua Golf Course ................................. 655-4653 Leilehua Grill ............................................... 655-1711LIBRARIES* Aliamanu Library ........................................833-4851 Fort Shafter Library ....................................438-9521 SGT Yano Library, Schofield Bks ..............655-8002RECREATIONArts & Crafts* Fort Shafter .................................................438-1315 Schofield Barracks .....................................655-4202Auto Skills and Salvage Yards* Fort Shafter .................................................438-9402 Schofield Barracks .....................................655-9368B.O.S.S. .............................................................655-1130FMWR Kennel .................................................. 368-3456Information, Ticketing & Registration* Fort Shafter .................................................438-1985 Schofield Barracks .....................................655-9971Recreation Activities/Special Events ............................................................655-0111/0112Tropics Recreation Center .............................. 655-5698Wheeler Stables .............................................. 656-0113LODGINGTripler Lodging .................................................. 839-2336Ft. Shafter DVQ ................................................438-1685Kilauea Military Camp*Reservations Oahu .............................................................438-6707 Hawaii ..............................................1-808-967-8333Pililaau Army Recreation Center* ................. 696-6783 Reservations ............................................... 696-4158SPORTS AND FITNESSPhysical Fitness Centers Aliamanu ......................................................836-0338

Fort Shafter .................................................438-1152 Helemano .................................................... 653-0719 Schofield Barracks Health & Fitness Center .............................................655-8007 Martinez Physical Fitness Center.............655-0900 Tripler Physical Fitness Center..................433-6443SPORTSUSAG-HI Sports Office .....................................655-9914Outdoor RecreationSchofield Barracks Equipment Checkout*...............................655-0143 Paintball .......................................................343-3929 Ocean Concepts ......................................... 853-4673Swimming Pools Aliamanu Pool .............................................833-0255 Richardson Pool, Schofield Bks ............... 655-9698 Helemano Pool ........................................... 653-0716 Tripler AMC Pool .......................................... 433-5257Tennis Center* Schofield ......................................................479-6727SUBSTANCE ABUSEArmy Substance Abuse Program ..................655-9113Adolescence Substance Abuse Counseling ......................................................................655-9944THEATRETheatre productions, workshops in theatre arts and costume rentals.Army Community Theatre*** Fort Shafter, Richardson Theater.............438-4480VETERNARY CLINICSServices are open to active duty personnel and military retirees. Please call for an appointment. Fort Shafter .................................................433-2271 Schofield Barracks .................433-8532/ 433-8531VOLUNTEERS Volunteer Coordinator ................................ 655-2400OUR PARTNERSAAFESSchofield PX .....................................................622-1773Class 6 ..............................................................624-2171Paradise Shoppette (24hr) ............................ 624-9825Gas Station (Foote Gate) ................................ 624-5150Firestone ........................................................... 624-0204Military Clothing Sales ................................... 624-0701Food Court*** ................................................237-4502Dominos Pizza*** .......................................... 624-0702DeCACommissary .....................................................655-5066

*Also open to Department of the Army Civilian Employees ** Also open to DA and Federal Employees ***Also open to the General Public

MYSTERY SHOPPER PROGRAMAre you up for the challenge? The Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR) is looking for volunteers to participate in the Mystery Shopper Program. The program is one of the avenues we use to evaluate our facilities and identify employees providing Legendary Service. Shoppers (Volunteers) are asked to anonymously “shop” at our various DFMWR facilities or activities, such as the clubs, golf courses, physical fitness centers, child development centers, and more. Approximately 3 hours may be required for each assignment, and the days and hours are flexible. Shoppers will be provided any money that is required for their mystery-shopping visit. Shoppers will also be asked to attend an in-brief (where they get all the information), and an out-brief (where they briefly explain their shopping experience). If you are up for the challenge and want to have some fun at the same time, contact Sandy Kawahara at 656-0078 or e-mail [email protected] for an application.

DFMWR Marketing

Steve Takekawa Director of Marketing

Ruben Moreno Asst. Bus Mgr

Tim Pugh Sponsorship & Advertising Manager

Sarah Chadwick Deployment Programs Coordinator

Kelly Andrews Acct Exec CRD

Erricka Generoso Acct Exec CYSS, ACS

Katy Kluck Acct Exec BOD

Allan Criss Webmaster, Marquee Designer

Dennis Tanaka Senior Graphics Illustrator

Brandon Young Graphics Illustrator

January4 Mongolian BBQ at the Kolekole Bar and Grill Intramural Soccer Entry Deadline Fort Shafter Biggest Loser Contest Begins Open Water Scuba Class

5 All Army Wrestling Entry Deadline Youth Baseball/Softball Registration begins Youth Wrestling Registration begins

6 Golf at Leilehua or Nagorski Golf Courses Keiki Art Class ACS AFTB Level 1

7 Mom and Tot Crafts

8 Hawaiian Luau at the Sunset Café inside Pilila’au

9 Read to the Dogs at SGT Yano Library Adventure Surfing Lessons

10 NFL Playoffs at Tropics Big Surf Watch Biking Trip

12 Na Koa Snack Bar (Inside the Schofield Barracks Bowling Center)- Grab lunch off their full menu. Karaoke Night at Tropics

13 Oogles n Googles at SGT Yano Library Afterschool at SGT Yano Library Keiki Art Class

15 Family Fun Friday Kualoa Ranch Horseback Riding Waikiki Party Bus EDGE Program sign up

16 AMR 3-Pt Shootout Contest

NFL Playoffs at Tropics Jewelry Workshop

17 Sunday Brunch at the Kolekole Bar and Grill or Mulligan’s NFL Playoffs at Tropics

19 Tournament Fisherman Fresh Water Fishing Class

20 Pau Hana “Social Hour” at the Kolekole Bar and Grill or Mulligan’s Duct Tape Crafts at SGT Yano Library

21 Morningstar Database Training Texas Hold Em Tournament at Tropics Mom and Tot Crafts

22 HMR Partner Shootout Entry Deadline Blue Star Card Big R: Bunco Night ACS Employment Orientation

24 NFL Playoffs at Tropics Big Surf Watch Biking Trip

25 Racquetball Tournament Entry Deadline Big Game Fishing Lure Making Class Open Water Scuba Class

26 Golf at Leilehua or Nagorski Golf Courses Karaoke Night at Tropics


29 Hawaiian Luau at the Sunset Café inside Pilila’au Army Recreation Center EDGE Program Sign up

30 Tropics Sand Volleyball Series NOAA Whale Counting

February1 Mongolian BBQ at the Kolekole Bar and Grill Racquetball Tournament Begins All Army Boxing Entry Deadline Open Water Scuba Class

2 Chinese New Year Crafts at SGT Yano Library Karaoke Night at Tropics Valentine’s Day Scrapbooking Blue Star Card Walk Off the Wait: Makapu’u Trail

3 Golf at Leilehua or Nagorski Golf Courses Keiki Art Class

5 Family Fun Friday Valentine’s Day Ceramic Paint and Take Heart Box Workshop Waikiki Party Bus

6 Outrigger Canoe and Stand-Up Paddling

7 Super Bowl at Tropics

8 Open Water Scuba Class ACS AFTB Level II

9 Na Koa Snack Bar (Inside the Schofield Barracks Bowling Center)- Grab lunch off their full menu. Karaoke Night at Tropics Valentine’s Day Card-Making and Rubber-Stamping Workshop

10 Oogles n Googles at SGT Yano Library Afterschool at SGT Yano Library Keiki Art Class


12 Kualoa Ranch Movie Set/Jungle Tour Precious Metal Clay Workshop

EDGE Program Sign Up

13 Read to the Dogs @ SGT Yano Library

15 Open Water Scuba Class Great Aloha Run

16 Karaoke Night at Tropics Blue Star Card Big R: Casino Night

18 Mongolian BBQ at Mulligan’s Texas Hold Em Tournament at Tropics

19 Family Fun Friday* Waikiki Party Bus

21 Sunday Brunch at the Kolekole Bar and Grill or Mulligan’s Adventure Snorkeling Level I

22 Open Water Scuba Class

23 Pau Hana “Social Hour” at the Kolekole Bar and Grill or Mulligan’s Karaoke Night at Tropics

24 Keiki Art Class Army Community Service TSP and Retirement Class

25 A Chorus Line Performance Career Transitions Online Training Mom and Tot Crafts Blue Star Card Theatre Night

26 Hawaiian Luau at the Sunset Café inside Pilila’au Army Recreation Center A Chorus Line Performance EDGE Program Sign Up

27 Tropics Sand Volleyball Series* NOAA Whale Counting

28 The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees Reader’s Theatre

Please visit www.mwrarmyhawaii.com for the full calendar of events.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

*Subject to renovations closure.

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