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Corks and Crafts!October 13, 6 - 8 p.m.Arts & Crafts Center This month’s feature is

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Cost is $25 per person for craft, wine and snacks. Call 773-3754

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youth centerYC 773-2564 • 1755 PiuteTC 773-3549 • 6205 Randall Ave

School Age Care Program Regis-tration for School Year 2017-2018

Register at www.militarychildcare.com. The Before and After School Care is a fun and safe environment for ages 5 - 12. Transportation provided from Freedom, Pioneer Park, and Deming/Miller Elementary. Call for rates and availability!

Open Recreation/Teen Center Open Recreation/Teen Center will

be held at the Youth Center. Hours of operation are Monday – Friday, 3 - 6 p.m. Cost $60 a year.

October 14, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. - Northern Colorado Jack Lanterns Corn Maze, Ft. Collins CO Activities include corn maze, pedal cars, jump-ing air attractions, farm animals, sports field, and hayride. Scavenger hunt, corn chuckers, and pumpkins are not included. Cost $15 for members and $20 for non-members. Sign up by Oc-tober 11. Space is limited. Ages 9 - 12.

October 21, 6:30 - 11 p.m. - Haunted Corn Maze, Ft. Collins, CO Be prepared to be afraid…very afraid. Ages 13-18. When the sun goes down all the creatures start to come out! Jack Lantern’s Corn Maze transforms into a haunted place full of monsters and creatures searching for their vic-tims. As you wander aimlessly through-out the maze, the moonlight is your only source of light to guide you down paths of darkness! Cost $20 for mem-bers and $25 for non-members. Sign up by October 18. Space is limited.

Youth Sports Coaches Needed Soccer, basketball, baseball, T-ball, flag football, tennis and golf. We need a minimum of 16 coaches to begin sports leagues (four coaches for each age group). Volunteer early to get all paperwork, including background check completed by the time seasons would normally begin.

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October 21, 10:30 a.m. - Grap-pling Tournament Join us as we host our first ever grappling tourna-ment at Freedom Hall Fitness Center! Men and women will each have four weight divisions, subject to change with sign ups. All participants MUST sign up by October 19. Uniform for participants will be “No Gi”, board shorts, leggings etc. Males and fe-males must wear a top and bottom that meets the Fitness Center dress code. Medals will be awarded to win-ners in each weight class!

October 30, 4:30 p.m. - Hal-loween Costume Fun Run Put your prettiest or scariest costume on for our Halloween Costume Fun Run! You never know, there might be some extra ghouls and goblins standing in your way to completion or you could be covered in fairy dust and forget where you are….be prepared! Prizes will be given to best male, female and team (at least 4 per team) costumes. Meet at Freedom Hall Fitness Center.

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bowling center773-2210 • 6004 10th Cavalry

October 9 - Columbus Day Lim-ited bowling space available due to afternoon and evening leagues.

October 10, 11 a.m. until we sell out. Philly Cheese Steak 12” Sub, $7.50.

October 19, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. All You Can Eat Pizza Buffet In-cludes side salad and small drink, $8.

October 28 - Boo Bowling Come in your best dressed costume or come as you are. Black lights will be on and the music will be cranked. Bowling will be with some colored pin bowling for prizes. Cost is $10 per lane, per hour, no more than 6 people to a lane. Shoe rental not in-cluded. Game Time Snack Bar will be selling thin crust large, one topping pizzas for $10.50. Dine in only. The bar will be selling Halloween themed drinks.

October 30, 11:30 a.m. - Wick-ed Wing Eating Contest Prizes given to whomever can complete the task. There will be 5 levels of heat, starting with mild and will increase in intensity. You will have to completely eat 3 wings from heat 1 before you can go to heat 2, etc.. Whomever can make it to heat 5 will just have to eat 1 to win a prize. Two catches: no drinks allowed and no moving for-ward to next level until everyone has finished the current level or bailed out. Bread, water and milk will be available to all bail outs and finish-ers. $5 entry available to the first 25 people. Sign up before October 28.

October 31, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Spooky Deals

$1 hotdog$1 fries$1 12 oz soda$1.50 slice of pizzaTrick or Treat Bowling 11:30

a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Get a Strike with a Colored head pin, and come up and draw for a trick or treat card. Once picked, you will draw from that bas-ket and win a prize. You can only win once in each paid game.

October 4, Creative Kids Cor-ner, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. The first Wednesday of each month, the Arts and Crafts Center will be hosting a different art project for toddlers and moms or dads. Cost is $5 per child. We will be making Potato Printing. This is a drop in class - no need to register.

October 13, Corks & Crafts, 6 - 8 p.m. Enjoy some wine, snacks and lots of fun!! We will be making Halloween or Fall Mesh Wreaths. Cost is $25 per person or $35 for a couple (one project). Sign up and pay by October 6.

October 19, Family Fun Proj-ect, 6 - 8 p.m. Get a jump start on Christmas with our Grinch Orna-ments. Cost is $15 per ornament. All materials provided. Pre pay and regis-ter by October 13.

DIY Classes We provide the sup-plies and basic information and you do the rest. Drop in anytime during regular business hours, Tuesday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and complete a craft project. Please call ahead for groups of four or more. Price depends on project.

arts and crafts773-3754 • 6905 Diamond Creek Way

Local SpecialsDenver Zoo Adult (12-64) $14; Child (3-11) $10 Denver Aquarium Adult $14; Child (3-11) $9Elitch Gardens General Admission, $32. Parking Pass, $13. Meal Deal, $13. Fright Fest prices to be an-nounced.An Evening with George Winston October 5, 7:30 p.m., The Ute Theatre in Colorado SpringsNon-Local SpecialsSome restrictions apply. Please call or stop by the ITT office to check your eligibility. Prices subject to change at any time without prior notice.2017 Disney World Armed Forces Salute 4 Day Park Hop-per-$209.00; 4 Day Base w/ Water Park - $209.00; 4 Day Park Hop-per w/ Water Park - $246.00 OR 5 Day Park Hopper - $224.00; 5 Day Base w/ Water Park - $224.00; 5 Day Park Hopper w/ Water Park - $261.002017 Disneyland Armed Forces Salute 3 Day Park Hopper - $156.00 OR 4 Day Park Hopper - $181.002017 Orlando Armed Forces Salute 2 Park, 4 Day Park to Park Pass - $179.00 OR 3 Park 3 Day Park to Park Pass for $219.00 (Vol-cano Bay opening May 25, 2017).***Please allow 2 weeks (from your departure date) or more for the ticket office to acquire any non-local tickets

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110 East Plaza(307) 773-2988

Outdoor Rec...CONTINUED thought into the condition of your skis and snowboards? Join us at out-door recreation as we teach you the basics of ski tuning including waxing, edging, deburring, etc. Bring your own equipment in and get to use our ski/board equipment as we give pointers, advice, and supervise you as you tech your own toys! Pre-regis-ter by Oct. 25.

October 28Fright by Night, Denver’s Largest

Halloween Event at Elitch Gardens!Cost $30Time: TBDAge: 12+Fright by Night takes over when

the sun goes down, prepare yourself for blood curdling shrieks, shrills, and chills! Enjoy all the rides after dark, but stay alert for lurking cannibalistic clowns at the big top freaks attrac-tion and stumbling zombies looking for brains everywhere you go. Three haunted attractions to navigate and chilling live performances. Pre-regis-ter by Oct. 25.

October 28Ski LovelandCost: $45Time: TBDFirst ski trip of the year! 1,800

acres of remarkable terrain! This trip is weather condition dependent since the forecast is hard to predict months in advance. Pray for snow! This is not a trip for beginner skiers/snowboarders as conditions will most likely be sparse with the possibility of many uncovered obstacles. Keep an eye open for beginner/learn to ski/snowboard trips starting in December. Equipment from Outdoor Recreation is not available, please plan accord-ingly. Pre-register by Oct. 25.

October 2923rd Annual Cheyenne Trolley

Ghost TourCost: $20Time: TBDExpect numerous bumps in the

night as the Trolley travels through the haunted highways and paranor-mal passages of Cheyenne. Hear chilling tales of our local haunts. You are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes to help you ramp up the fun. Tickets included. Pre-register by Oct. 25.

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November 3, 2017Winter Season Open HouseTime: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.Get Your Gear On! Enjoy refresh-

ments and door prize drawings while getting a jump start on this year’s ski season by stopping in for our Pre-Season ski/snowboard rental fittings. Check out our winter inventory, re-serve your seasonal ski or snowboard package, purchase season passes and lift tickets. Fill out an initial rental form or update your existing rental registration cards to speed up your check-out the entire season.

Season Rentals Available November 20! Ski/snowboard sea-son rentals will be ready for pickup 20 November. Weekend/daily Ski and snowboard rentals will not be available until November 22 to al-low our technicians plenty of time to get out season rentals ready. Rental equipment will not be included in trip pricing this year due to pre/post trip maintenance and accountability, instead we will offer a 50% discount on the daily/weekend rate for open enrollment Outdoor Adventure Pro-gram trips.

Season Ski/Snowboard Passes Available!

Discounted 2017-2018 Military season passes will be available for purchase at Outdoor Recreation again this year. Prices are still being nego-tiated with resorts and will be pub-lished on our Facebook page (FE War-ren AFB Outdoor Recreation) as soon as we get them. Active Duty, Reserv-ists, National Guard, Retired military and their Dependents w/ID card are eligible to purchase season passes for most local major ski resorts.

Ski ShopOutdoor Recreation can help you

prep your gear for the slopes and keep it tuned up all season long. Our ski technicians are certified to test ski bindings (Marker, Solomon, and Tyrolia) and mount snowboard bindings. Drop your gear off starting 3 November for a Pre-season check, wax, edge sharpening, and limited base repair for only $25.

November 23-26Thanksgiving Ski Getaway at

Copper Mountain, CODon’t miss out on our first major

ski trip of the year! Prices and details will be out soon! Follow us on face-book for more information and trip details.

Volunteers Needed Volunteers are needed for these events, if inter-ested please call 773-6199. Assis-tance is greatly appreciated.

Event Participation Participants must be 18 and over and may be de-pendents, active duty, reserve, guard, retirees or civil servants.

fall hall commons110 East Plaza community center • 773-3510outdoor recreation • 773-2988ITT • 773-5656

community centerThursdaysFall Hall Late NightDon’t forget every Thursday Fall Hall

is open until 8 p.m. Whether you need a late night coffee, a relaxing place to study, want to join one of our Dun-geons and Dragons groups, or just for-got to pick up your Water World tickets for Friday, we’ll be here.

October 3 & 17Story Time10 - 10:30 a.m.Join us downstairs by the play-

ground at Fall Hall every 1st & 3rd Tuesday for Story Time. We will be enjoying a variety of read-aloud books, from authors like Dr. Seuss, Eric Carle, and Shel Silverstein. Books will vary each time and the event is for all ages. If you have a favorite book you want our storyteller to read, feel free to bring it with you.

October 11Monopoly Night5 - 7 p.m.Which member of your family and

friends is secretly a ruthless business mogul? Find out at Monopoly Night! Come choose from our wide selection of themed Monopoly sets, broad enough to satisfy every fandom. Roll the dice and trade your way to economic domi-nation at Fall Hall. Monopoly not your game? We have a huge selection of board games to make for a successful Family Game Night, so come join us anyways!

October 28Family MovieNoon - 1:30 p.m.Dress the family up in their spooki-

est costumes and enjoy an afternoon showing of The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG). Sing along to the antics of Jack Skellington as he tries to bring a little Christmas cheer to Hallow-een Town. Popcorn and spooky snacks will be provided.

October 30Kids Halloween Candy Climb4 - 6 p.m.Snacks, toys (and yes, some candy)

will be hidden on the climbing wall, playground and bounce castles at Fall

Hall. Bring your kiddos and encour-age them to get out and get active this Halloween weekend. This event is FREE for those in a Halloween cos-tume.

Date TBDHaunted Laser TagWe don’t have an exact date for

when the floors in the basement will be finished, but as soon as we know we will post on our Facebook Page (Fall Hall Community Center) and for the remainder of the month of October we will be offering Haunted Laser Tag in our new and improved laser tag arena. Be the first to use the new system and dominate your opponents, if you aren’t too scared.

All October LongPumpkin Spice is Here!You want it, the Awake Coffee Shop

has it. Come in all month long to get your Pumpkin Spice fix. Whether you want it hot in your latte, blended into a Frappuccino, or stirred into a glass of cold milk, we’ve got you covered.

outdoor recreationCall ODR for departure times.

RecOn Trips - Civilians: Please call for prices.

October 1Outdoor Photography TripCost $15Time: TBDFall/winter landscape/animal

photography depends on how much snow’s on the ground at the higher elevations. Plan for an entire day fo-cused on capturing the world around us. We’ll start out locally and de-pending on weather our destination is either Snowy Range or Cameron Pass. You don’t need professional equipment to join, you too can cap-ture a wonderful photograph with just a sense of adventure and your cell phone. Pre-register by Sept. 25.

October 2Women’s Open Climbing DayCost: FREEWomen’s climb day is an oppor-

tunity for the local women’s climbing community to get together to develop their climbing skill and technique in a judge free environment. What bet-ter support than to climb with other women who have a desire to get stronger and more fit. Don’t forget to sign up for a belay certification class on Thursday’s if you want to learn the technique of belaying!

October 3, 2017Climbing 101Cost: $5Time: 4 - 6 p.m.Interested in rock climbing but not

sure where to start? Afraid to take the first step up the wall? Well don’t fear, this clinic is designed to teach you the basics of climbing equipment, body movement, rating systems, and styles of climbing. No previous expe-rience necessary and all equipment included. We will cover everything you need to know to put your fears behind you. Pre-register by Oct. 2.

October 4, 11, 18, 25Wingman WednesdayActive Duty ONLYCost: FREEIn honor of our Active Duty mem-

bers enjoy a day of climbing on us. Bring in your Active Duty Military ID and climb all day for FREE! Don’t forget to sign up for a belay certifica-tion class on Thursday’s if you want to learn the technique of belaying!

October 5 - 9Labyrinth Canoe Multi-Day

Paddle, Green River, UTCost: $175. Active Duty and

Dependents, $75Age: 14+The Green River offers what is

considered by many to be the pre-mier calm water canoe and flatwater kayak trip in America. This trip goes 45 miles between Ruby Ranch and Mineral Bottom on the Green River in Utah north of Canyonlands National Park. Labyrinth Canyon is known for its massive beautiful walls and oasis landscape surrounding the river. This entire section is flat water and can be done with no technical experience. You will have your choice of canoe or kayak as we paddle roughly 15 miles each day, packing our camping gear in tow from riverside camp to river-side camp. We will be able to take in the sights of desert canyon walls and check out canyon hikes as we float the river. Food is included, as well as gear, transportation, and guides. This is one trip NOT TO MISS! Pre-trip meeting is October 2, 5 p.m. Pre-register by October 2.

October 7Adventure Film Festival,

Boulder, COCost: $55Time: TBDTired of the same old movies at

the theaters? Well here is your op-

portunity to check out the 13th Annu-al Adventure Film Festival. This event will showcase a diverse collection of the year’s most groundbreaking inde-pendent outdoor films, interactive art, workshops, and insightful speakers that inspire activism through adven-ture. Discover the joy and misery of absolute solitude while biking the fro-zen Yukon Quest dog sled path. Kite board and ski across the Greenland Ice Cap to descend uncharted water-falls surging into the Arctic Ocean. Enter the no fall zone while free solo-ing delicate rock walls hundreds of feet above the pines. Tickets included for 1 day film showcase only. More info at: http://www.adventurefilm.org/. Pre-register by Oct. 4.

October 8Pumpkin’ Chuckin’Cost: $25Time: TBDPumpkin’ Chuckin’ Colorado is the

signature fall event presented by the city of Aurora. The event features a pumpkin chunking competition that is one of only five such events sanc-tioned by the World Championship Pumpki’n Chuckin’ organization. The fun-filled day event also features family-friendly festival activities like live music, face painting, pony rides, crafts, there will also be a pumpkin patch and blow-up corn maze. A variety of food and beverage vendors satisfy any craving. Pre-register by Oct. 4.

October 11Colorado Avalanche Ice Hockey

Opening NightCost: $65Time: TBDMatt Duchene, Gabriel Landeskog,

Semyon Varlamov, Nathan MacKin-non… These are just a few of the Ava-lanche players you will get to see play the Boston Bruins on opening night at the Pepsi Center in Denver. We will be running a shuttle so you can enjoy the evening without worrying about traffic, tickets, or other endeavors. Includes ticket and transportation. Food, drinks, and merchandise are not provided, plan accordingly. Pre-register by Oct, 4.

October 12 & 26Belay TrainingCost: $5Time: 4 - 6 p.m.Age: 16+Learn the basics of belaying at the

indoor rock wall at ODR. We will cover

knot tying, harness fitting, climbing equipment, commands, and proper belay technique. After successful completion of the class, you will have the ability to test off to achieve your belay certification card making you eligible to belay at the ODR indoor rock wall unsupervised. Pre-register by day prior.

October 14Outdoor Climbing TripCost: $20Time: 8 a.m.We will be heading for the hills to

try our hands on some real rock. No experience necessary to attend as we will be setting up a wide range of climbs for first timers all the way up to those tough guys. Location is to be determined based on condition but no matter where we head expect great quality climbs and spectacular views! Transportation, equipment, and in-struction provided. Remember to pack a sack lunch, appropriate clothing for the weather, sunscreen, cameras, and water! Pre-register by Oct. 11.

October 15“Fit Family” Swim with the FishCost: $15Time: TBDWhether you’ve only snorkeled at

the local swimming pool or you’ve dived in the tropics, you’ll love the experience of swimming with the fish at the Denver Aquarium! No experi-ence needed. If you are comfortable in the water you will do just fine. This program is for Active Duty families with children under the guidance of the Fit Families Initiative only, ask if you qualify! Pre-register by Oct. 11.

October 20 - 21Intro to Lead ClimbingCost: $25Time: Fri: 4 - 6 p.m.; Sat: 8

a.m. - 5 p.m.It’s time to take your climbing to

the next level. This two-part program will teach you the gear and skills needed to take your climbing from indoors to outdoors as you learn the skill of sport lead climbing. We will be introducing you to the techniques in the safety of our indoor facility on Friday night before heading out to the crag to put your new skills to use as we ascent from the ground up. Prior climbing experience and a belay certification needed. Pre-register by Oct,. 18.

October 21Boo at the ZooCost: $20 adult/$15 children

under 12Time: 9 a.m.Boo at the Zoo offers more than 25

trick-or-treat stations, creepy crawly animal demonstrations and exciting family-friendly entertainment under the canopy of the beautiful fall foli-age of the Denver Zoo. Children 2 and younger join the trip for free. Bring money for food or a backpack for snacks and water. Pre-register by Oct. 18.

October 22“Fit Family” Indoor SkydivingCost $10 Time: TBDJoin us in a state-of-the-art vertical

wind tunnel that provides a fun and safe way to experience true human bodyflight. We fly people from ages 3 to 103. No experience necessary and all training is included. Make your dream a reality! Fee is $10 and includes transportation and your ex-perience. Bring money for lunch. This program is for Active Duty families with children under the guidance of the Fit Families Initiative only, ask if you qualify! Pre-register by Oct. 18.

October 23Kayaking Basics and Skills

ClinicCost: $10 ($5 for each consecu-

tive class after attending the first)Time: 5 - 7 p.m. at the Aquatic

CenterJust because the paddling sea-

son is over doesn’t mean it’s time to hang up the board shorts! This is the best time to learn the paddle strokes, techniques, and concepts over the winter months to get you prepared for our paddling trips next summer! After your first class feel free to come to consecutive classes and we will work with you to learn how to do the Eskimo roll; the art of righting a kayak once flipped. Pre-register by Oct. 20.

October 27Ski Tuning WorkshopCost: $5Time: 5 - 7 p.m.The temperature is getting cold

outside and that means winter is fast approaching. You’re probably starting to think about winter ski trips and lift tickets but have you put any

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773-3048 • 4907 Randall Ave

EVERY FRIDAY - Designated Driver for the night? Come to Trails End between 7 - 9 p.m. with your friends and you’ll get free food and non-alcoholic beverages while you are there!

Thursday, October 5 - Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 9 p.m. Join us for Football Frenzy. Watch the game with us at 6:30 p.m. Club members get a code to enter and compete online for chances to win big prizes! Everyone who attends will receive an entry to win a door prize - 2 entries for club members! Enjoy 50 cent wings and free fries with the pur-chase of a burger or chicken sand-wich.

Friday, October 6 - Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 11 p.m.

First Friday Social starting at 3 p.m. Join us to honor Hispanic Heri-tage Month with Latin themed food. Cuban sandwiches, pork tamales, chili rellenos, Spanish rice, chipotle lime grilled corn and churros. FREE for club members and $5 for non-club members. Food available from 3 - 7 p.m. in the Wrangler.

Join us for Latin Night from 7 - 11 p.m. Latin Dance instruction from 7 - 8 p.m.; dancing from 8 - 11 p.m. with free food available. No cover charge.

Saturday, October 7 - UFC Fam-ily Fight Night Doors open at 5 p.m. for UFC Fight 216. FREE event! Club members get $5 in food. Drink specials available. Bring your family and enjoy kids cartoons in the Baker Room or they can bounce outside in the bounce house (weather permit-

trail’s end ting). Please note: you must ensure that children under the age of 16 are supervised at all times. We will have a build your own 14” pizza in the Wrangler with unlimited pitchers of soda for $12 each and 50 cent wings!

Thursday, October 12 - Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Texas Hold’Em beginners class at 5 p.m., tournament at 6 p.m. Club members free, non-club members $10. Prizes up to $50 value awarded based on amount of participation at event. *Best players will compete in the BIG Tournament during Monte Carlo Night in November.

Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 9 p.m. Join us for Football Frenzy. Watch the game with us at 6:30 p.m. Club members get a code to enter and compete online for chances to win big prizes! Everyone who attends will receive an entry to win a door prize - 2 entries for club members! Enjoy 50 cent wings and free fries with the purchase of a burger or chicken sandwich.

Friday, October 13 - Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 10 p.m.

Join us at 7 p.m. for Scotch & Cigar Night! Bring your own cigars to enjoy on the patio. Special prices for scotch and food. Food is free for club members and $5 for non-club members. Designated Driver specials 7 - 10 p,m.

Thursday, October 19 - Wran-gler open 3 p.m. – 9 p.m. Join us for Football Frenzy. Watch the game with us at 6:30 p.m. Club members get a code to enter and compete online for chances to win big prizes! Everyone who attends will receive an entry to win a door prize - 2 entries for club members! Enjoy 50 cent

wings and free fries with the purchase of a burger or chicken sandwich.

Friday October 20 - Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Thursday, October 26 - Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Texas Hold’Em beginners class at 5 p.m., tournament at 6 p.m. Club members free, non-club members $10. Prizes up to $50 value awarded based on amount of participation at event. *Best players will compete in the BIG Tournament during Monte Carlo Night in November.

Join us for Football Frenzy. Watch the game with us at 6:30 p.m. Club members get a code to enter and compete online for chances to win big prizes! Everyone who attends will receive an entry to win a door prize - 2 entries for club members! Enjoy 50 cent wings and free fries with the purchase of a burger or chicken sandwich.

Friday, October 27 - Wrangler open 3 p.m. – 9 p.m. Trick or Treat Off the Street 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Join us for a Trunk or Treat Con-test in the parking lot, carnival, Star Wars characters and photo booth in the Ballroom, Kid’s Karaoke in the Pershing Room, a haunted house in the basement, and dining and car-toons in the Baker Room. Bar will be open and food will be available for sale.

golf course773-3556 • 6110 Golfcourse Dr.

Hours of OperationMonday - Sunday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Closed for the winter October 28.Birdie’s Clubhouse - Monday - Fri-

day, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.Closed for the winter October 28.Columbus Day SaleSave 5 - 15% in the Pro Shop Oct.

11 - 12. The more you buy, the more you save! Save 5% on one item, 10% on two items and 15% on three items.

Sundays are Family Golf DaysFamilies! Come out on Sundays

after 3 p.m. for Family Golf Day! Twi-light fees ($14 for E1-E4 and $16 for E5 and above) apply for the parents for golf and kids ages 5 - 12 play free! Free range balls whether you play or not. Children have to be 5 years old to be playing on the course with their parent’s supervision. There is no age restriction on the driving range.

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October 13, 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.The Give Parents A Break Program

provides free child care for parents with children ages 6 weeks - 12 years. For more

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