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Season Golf schedule Summer proof your car with our Spring Auto Skills class Siggi’s famous cuisine now offered at the Java Cafe Shapely curves, take belly dancing classes at the Fitness Center Skies classes for kids

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New Products and Nike Demo Day

Spring is new products delivery time; stop in and see what is going to improve your scores this year. Special orders are available so order now to get exactly what you want for the season.

Nike Demo Day is just around the corner; here is your chance to test drive the new 2010 Nike Golf line, Tues, April 20, 3–6 p.m. at the Driving Range.

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Rolling Hills Golf Course

Rolling Hills is a 9-hole Course with a practice green, driving range, pro shop and club house. A variety of golfing opportunities exist; normal open play, tournaments of different types and styles and instruction from child to adult.

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Driving Range and practice facilities

Tokens are available for purchase at the Pro Shop. Practice facilities are state of the art with a full practice green for improving putting skills to the new renovated and rebuilt driving range with open air and covered stations, two teaching booths and sand bunker.

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The club house seats up to 60 people and may be rented. The Rolling Hills Club party room is available for $75 for small functions of up to 60 people; great for retirement or hail and farewells. For more informaiton visit Bldg. 8888 Wetzel, Baumholder or call (06783) 6 7299 or mil 485-7299.

Rolling Hills Event Date Thursday, May 06, 2010 Sunday, May 02, 2010 Saturday, May 08, 2010 Saturday, May 15, 2010 Thursday, May 13, 2010 Thursday, May 20, 2010 Saturday, May 22, 2010 Thursday, May 27, 2010 Thursday, June 03, 2010 Saturday, June 05, 2010 Thursday, June 10, 2010 Saturday, June 12, 2010 Thursday, June 17, 2010 Sunday, June 20, 2010 Thursday, June 24, 2010 Thursday, July 01, 2010 Saturday, July 03, 2010 Thursday, July 08, 2010 Thursday, July 15, 2010 Saturday,July 17, 2010 Thursday, July 22, 2010 Sunday, July 25, 2010 Thursday, July 29, 2010 Saturday, July 31, 201 Thursday, August 05, 2010 Saturday,August 07, 2010 Sunday, August 08, 2010 Thursday, August 12, 2010 Saturday, August 21, 2010 Sunday, August 22, 2010 Thursday, August 19, 2010 Thursday, August 26, 2010 Thursday, September 02, 2010 Saturday, September 04, 2010 Sunday, September 05, 2010 Thursday, September 09, 2010 Saturday, September 11, 2010 Thursday, September 16, 2010 Saturday, September 18, 2010 Thursday, September 23, 2010 Saturday,September 25, 2010 Thursday, September 30, 2010 Sunday, October 03, 2010 Saturday,October 09, 2010 Saturday, October 16, 2010 Sunday, November 07, 2010 Saturday, November 13, 2010

Rolling Hills Golf Course Event

Thursday Night Scramble Saisoneroeffnung Spring Open Kids Golf Clinic Thursday Night Scramble Thursday Night Scramble Fruelingsturnier Thursday Night Scramble Thursday Night Scramble Commander’s Cup Thursday Night Scramble Kids Golf Clinic Thursday Night Scramble Preis des Vorstandes Thursday Night Scramble Thursday Night Scramble German/American Scramble Thursday Night Scramble Thursday Night Scramble Kids Golf Clinic Thursday Night Scramble Baumholder Open Thursday Night Scramble Jungsenioren Thursday Night Scramble Kids Golf Clinic Preis des Praesidenten Thursday Night Scramble American Club Championship American Club Championship Thursday Night Scramble Thursday Night Scramble Thursday Night Scramble Clubmeisterschaften Clubmeisterschaften Thursday Night Scramble Ryder Cup Thursday Night Scramble Herbstpreis Thursday Night Scramble Kids Golf Clinic Thursday Night Scramble Erntedank Kids Golf Clinic Fall Scramble Martinsgans Turkey Shoot

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Scramble Stableford Scramble Clinic Scramble Scramble Stableford Scramble Scramble Stroke Scramble Clinic Scramble Stableford Scramble Scramble Scramble Scramble Scramble Clinic Scramble Stableford Scramble Stroke Scramble Clinic Stableford Scramble 36-Hole Stroke Play Scramble Scramble Scramble Stroke Stroke Scramble Various Scramble Stableford Scramble Clinic Scramble Stableford Clinic Scramble Stableford Scramble

Notes: Mens/Ladies Days held every Wednesday starting on 05 May 2010, and ending on 10 November 2010. German Members have priority on the tee box pay greens fees for all events. All sign-up for tournaments deadlines will be the last working day before tournament starts. To complete tournament registrati for public play 15 minutes after the last group tees off in events that require tee times. Golf course will open for public play 15 minutes after the last group pas which is $75). Kids Saturday Golf Clinic cost is $5 per visit. The entry fee includes clubs, balls, and the lesson. Thursday Night Scramble sign up deadline is 5 mined by the German Club. Closed Events - fields to be determined by Team Captains, or a part of a german golf league. No sign-ups will be allowed for thes

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Sa, Noon-5 p.m.

Closed Sundays and US Holidays 06783-6-6687 or DSN 485-6687 For more information email artscenter@eur.army.mil

Spring Arts Festival

Create and submit your original artwork for display and judging. Choose from a variety of mediums for adults and

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youth such as acrylic, watercolor or oil paint, pencil drawing, photography, three-dimensional media (sculpture, fabric, paper art, woodworking and jewelry). Also, do not miss our new cake decorating category. Submissions are being accepted from April 1-30 (cake submissions will be accepted until May 14). The Art Fest is May 17-21 with the awards ceremony on Friday, May 21 at the Rheinlander, doors open at 5:30 p.m.

Come by the Creative Arts Center for your entry form, M-F 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sa Noon - 5 p.m. mil 485-6687 or civ 0678366687. The artwork will be displayed in the Rheinlander between 17 and 21 May.

Creative Cooking at the Art Center

New cooking classes are available: Learning the Basics, Cooking for One, Cakes and Icings from Scratch, and Couples Cooking. For a list of the prices and times of each class, visit the Creative Arts Center to pick up a copy of our monthly newsletter. Sign up with a friend and take advantage of our 50% “Buddy Discount.”

Arts and Crafts Center Plaque Shop

Need plaques for saying farewell to a colleague, a unit award to commend excellence or athletic achievement? Plaques are perfect for military awards and farewell gifts. Customized plating for any occasion is also available. All projects are priced based on design, size, and material selection. For a price quote, bring your requirements to the plaque shop and we’ll help you design your customized layout. The new laser engraver uses computer technology to design an unlimited number of specialized creations. Almost any material can be engraved, including wood, glass, acrylic, metal and cloth. Plaques range from 7 x 9 inches to 15 x 13 inches and are priced based on design, size, and material selection. For a price quote, bring your requirements to the plaque shop and we’ll help you design your customized layout. Projects are usually available within a week, but customers may also request a 48-hour service for an extra charge.

Craft classes available every month

Choose from crochet, cake decorating, painting, drawing, decoupage, scrap-booking, or photography. For a list of the

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Creative Arts Photo Studio

Call to rent the studio for use with your own camera. Backdrops and props are included in the rental. Rental fee for the studio space is $15 for the 1st hour, $10 for each additional hour with a maximum of $45. Studio rental is by appointment only, call for times at mil 485-6687 or civ 06783-66687.

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Professional Framing

Get stunning results at a reasonable price with Baumholder Creative Art Center professional framer, Kathleen Lee. Whether you have paintings, prints or military art, Kathleen will advise and assist on making your treasure a true work of art such as fine art, military guide-ons, coins and awards. Projects are priced design, size, frame and mat selection. Hours of operation are M-F 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Guitar lessons

Beginner and advanced sessions available for both adults and youth. Individual and group lessons offered. Call the Creative Art Center at mil 485-6687 or (06783) 6-6687.

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Sign up for our monthly newsletter to receive a calendar of all our classes emailed directly to you. Just email us at Artscenter@ eur.army.mil.

Entertainment, Hilltop Theater

The 15-year wait is over. Baumholder now has a community theater. This intimate 50-seat playhouse gives audience members a chance to feel as if they are in the middle of the action, since the actors are only a few feet away. Hilltop Community Theater is open to all ID cardholders and local nationals. A variety of performances — mysteries, dramas, comedies, one-act plays and musicals.

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The Hilltop staff works with a large group of U.S. and German volunteers to produce quality English language community theater. Volunteers are the core of the theater and are the soul of the performances. The Hilltop offers local nationals a chance to improve their on-the-spot speaking skills while offering host nation relations and a way for Americans stationed in Baumholder to touch the community. The theater relies on the dedication of volunteers who are willing to commit time and effort to creating the best possible experience for the audience. Volunteers who wish to discover the joy of performing are welcome. The Hilltop Theater will produce “A Bed Full of Foreigners and the comedy “Lucky Stiff” this spring and summer. The theater is just outside Upper Wetzel in Building 8895. To get there, exit Wetzel Kaserne through the gate across from the Wetzel Child Devel-

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Join the Hilltop Theater Glee Club

The Glee Club is a professional level show choir for the Baumholder community. They will perform throughout the year for various events. The singers are a mix of American and German volunteers that produce quality musical performances. The Glee Club is looking for talented singers who want to develop their skills in music. Rebekah Ankrom-Baker, music director for the Hilltop Theater, has an extensive background in theater and has a master’s degree in opera from Boston Conservatory. Her goal is to make the Hilltop Theater the main theater for the Baumholder area.

Join the Hilltop Theater Group

The Hill Top staff works with a large group of American and German Volunteers to produce quality English Language community theatre. The theater group is looking for volunteers who wish to discover the joy of performing. The Hill Top will produce a wide variety of shows this year including Dramas, Musicals and Comedies.

May 28-31 Baumholder Community Spouses Club 2010 May Day Bazaar

Eat and shop your way through Europe in one weekend without leaving the base at the Baumholder Spring Bazaar, May 28-31 at the Hall of Champions. Check out International Vendors offering wine, oriental rugs, antiques, furniture, cheeses, chocolate and more. Proceeds benefit the Baumholder community, so don’t miss it. Hours of Operation are BCSC Volunteer Appreciation shopping from 10a.m.-11a.m. Doors open 7 p.m. Free Admission.

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Baumholder Library

Bldg. 8106 Smith Barracks, Baumholder, M-Th 10 a.m.-8 p.m.

S & Su Noon-5 p.m., Closed Fridays and US Holidays (06783) 6-1740 or DSN 485-1740

Be socially cultured, check out the book club

If you like to chill out and read a good book, but miss having a social life, then get the best of both worlds; join the Baumholder Book Club. Read with the group and socialize while keeping that promise to yourself enhance your life through literature. The book club gets together from 6:30-8 p.m. to read a selected book as a group. The members then discuss its finer points of the book and its allegories and meanings. Everyone is invited.

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Your Baumholder library has extended the DVD movie collection with a new addition of FREE classic American and Foreign films to include Hollywood blockbusters as well as independent film makers and international award winning titles by some of the greatest film directors of our times. The public now has a choice of enjoying and discovering the art of film making.

Library happenings

Book Club meets last Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm Preschool story time every Thursday at 10:30 am Free wireless internet 24/7 12 additional internet computers installed for your convenience.

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Library website: www.library.eur.army.mil .

Visit AKO – “My Library” for free online resources, or access directly at www.libraries.army.mil

Free inter-library loans

Need a specific book or are you searching for a favorite author?

If the library does not have what you are looking for, the library may borrow it from another library.

Video Messenger

This self contained audio video unit that includes: DVD camcorder and player. Make an appointment at the Baumholder Library to make a DVD video reading for loved ones back home, or send birthday, anniversary and holiday messages to loved ones.

Outdoor Recreation (ODR) Bldg. 8167, Smith Barracks, Baumholder Mon-Thurs 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

Closed Wednesdays Friday 10 a.m.-8 p.m.

Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

Call (06783) 6-7182 or DSN 485-7182/6345/6202.

Want to see Lady Gaga and Ice Hockey World Championship US vs. Germany?

Outdoor Recreation can arrange trips for your unit or group to see Lady Gaga 24 May in Oberhausen or watching the Ice hockey World Championship US vs. Germany on 7 May. Cost varies depending on ticket price.

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a.m.-7 p.m., Closed Wednesdays, Friday 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. DSN: 485-7182/6345/6202.

Spring Mountain Bike Program

Cannondale full suspension mountain bikes are available to rent for $20 per day. Baumholder offers beginner to expert level local trail rides, guided trips and self guided tours. Don’t miss out on the awesome trails from level one to three (easy rides, technical and advanced). Guided trips are also available to the Pfalzerwald (about 1.5 hours from Baumholder near Landau) offering 15-70 km of mountain bike trails. ODR needs groups of 8 to make the trips a go. The group may be split into ability levels to run the course. 40 Rental Bikes are available. For more information, call ODR at 485-7182/6202/6345 or go by bldg 8167.

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Plan ahead to travel with Outdoor Recreation

ODR High ropes course team building program

Scuba Diving- Certification and trips to include Croatia, Malta, Spain. All trips leave at 6 p.m. from ODR parking lot and return around 10 p.m.. Prices are per person and include round-trip transportation, lodging, half-board, ski pass, ski or snowboard rental and beginner ski lessons. Call ODR or come by to sign up.

All trips have a minimum number of participants.

Scuba Certification

Upcoming spring and summer Programs Guided Mountain Biking Trips and Tours Kayaking – White water- flat water White water rafting trips-Austria Switzerland

ODR High ropes course team building program costs $45 per person; min. of 8 people required for program. Call ODR to reserve for your team. For more information call mil 485-7182 or (06783) 6-7182.

Scuba Certification if offered for Open Water through SSI, $325 per person with Outdoor Recreation. ODR offers classes every weekend through the summer. All dive gear and study materials are supplied. Instruction and five open water dives in Kronau Lake with the SSI Pros are also included. Cost is $325 per per-

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come a licensed hunter in Germany with all weapon privileges.

Minimum of 15 people required, for more information call mil 485-7182 or (06783) 6-7182 for an updated schedule.

Learn the skill of fly-fishing from a certified German fishing guide with a one day Rod and Gun Club introduction course, $80/$180 per person. Tackle and day pass are included. Course requires an eight-person minimum to make the course a go. ODR also offers intensive 3-day courses, for more information call mil 485-7182 or (06783) 6-7182.

Trap and Skeet Range

German Hunting Course

Rental Marker $20, Field Fee $15. Rental Guns $25/standard set.

Come and battle it out on the paintball field. Will open on special request for groups during the week.

This eight-week German hunting course is offered over weekends and twice per week for $150 per person. Attendees will be-

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Equipment Checkout and Retail Outlet

Five minutes from main post. Just want to take the kids fishing?

We have a pond stocked with Rainbow Trout (pan size and up).

Customers don’t need a fishing license to fish in our pond, but will need a permit (available at ODR).

Rent all the equipment you need for your sport (bicycles, fishing gear, camping supplies, paintball supplies, large grills and much more). We have a Retail Outlet that can meet all your needs from hunting, fishing, firearms, camping, biking, climbing, skiing, snowboarding and diving equipment. If we do not have it in stock we will order it for you.

Fishing course

Mountain bike Camping gear Canoe and Kayak

Fishing pond

$15 for a 3 fish limit $25 for a 5 fish limit

$80/$180 per person

Learn the skill of fly-fishing from a certified German fishing guide with a one day Rod and Gun Club introduction course.

Tackle and day pass are included. Course requires an eight-person minimum to make the course a go. ODR also offers intensive 3-day courses.

Campgrounds

Five minutes from main post near Rolling Hills Golf Course. Private or group sites which include fire pits. Call for reservations.

Baumholder Aquatics Center

Bldg. 8897 Smith Barracks, Baumholder Pool is free to all ID cardholders with MWR privileges in normal hours of operation.

Open Tues- Fri Noon-8 p.m. and Sat Noon -5 p.m.

Baumholder Physical Fitness Centers Mountaineer (PFC)

Bldg. 8220 Smith Barracks, Baumholder 06783-6-7418 or DSN 485-7418 Hours of operation Mon. - Fri. 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sat., Sun. and holidays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Hall of Champions (PFC)

Bldg. 8105 Smith Barracks, Baumholder.

Hours of operation Mon. - Fri. 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sat., Sun. and holidays 12 to 8 p.m.

Regular Fitness Classes

Cost $4 per class $30 for 10 classes Evening Spin M, W and Th 6-7 p.m. Rolling Hills Athletic Club.

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Contact the Sports Office to make an appointment with one of our professional trainers and to find out more on prices and appointment times, contact the Baumholder Sports Office at (06783) 6-6671 or mil 485-6671/7176/6615.

Get paid to be a certified Fitness Instructors at the Fitness Center

Are you a Certified Group Exercise Instructor or Personal Trainer? Do you teach martial arts classes? For details on becoming an instructor here in Baumholder call (06783) 6-6671 or mil 485-6671/7418.

Get paid to Coach

Coaches and officials are always needed, for more information on how to become a coach or official, call the Baumholder Sports Office at (06783) 6-6671 or mil 485-6671/7176/6615.

FREE Cardio Dance class

Starting April 7 each Wednesday from 5-6 p.m. Burn calories while dancing to your favorite songs each week as you learn a new routine to popular hip hop/pop songs. Dance styles include hip hop, pop, funk and jazz. No dance experience is necessary, this class is appropriate for all fitness and dance levels.

FREE Spring Classes at Mountaineer Belly Dance Basics with Aisha, Tuedsays 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Wednesdays 6-7 p.m. and Fridays 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Cardio Dance with Tiffany

Wednesdays 5-6 p.m.

Power Yoga with Jane, Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.

Baumholder Spring Fitness Updates

Stop by Mountaineer Fitness Center to pick up an updated aerobics & fitness schedule. You may also sign up for the fitness

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email to receive updates on the latest health and fitness activities in Baumholder. To reserve Iron Soldier Park, the Softball Field for functions for your Unit or FRG call the sports office at the number below, it’s free. Perhaps you would you like to schedule a group fitness or yoga class for PT or sign up for individual and varsity level sporting event?

Fitness Class Descriptions All classes are FREE unless marked ($)

All classes are held at Mountaineer unless marked (AQ)

Tribal Belly Dance Basics for all ages w/ Aisha Shimmy shake your way into shape while learning about the various

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Egyptian Belly Dance for adults: Unleash your inner god-

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Pure Step($) A calorie burner for beginners to advanced ex-

ercisers. Step class uses elevated platforms and choreographed movements set to up-beat, high energy music .

Fabulous Abs($): 30 minutes of abdominal strengthening exercises to tighten and tone your core.

dess. It’s time to stop dreading your workout & start loving it.

Cardio Kick ($) Learn basic kickboxing as you kick & punch

Yoga Full body strength & flexibility training fit conveniently into your lunch hour. Each class will challenge and relax you.

your way to your best body with this cardio workout.

Total Body Workout ($): Don’t spend 3 hours in the gym struggling to get it all in. Try the morning class that whips you into

Power Yoga at its best.

shape from head to toe with cardio, circuit and body sculpting.

workouts that you already know and love.

Aikido($): Sensei Moore holds a black belt and is offering classes to adults and children. Adults register at Mountaineer Fitness Center and kids register at ACS. Learn the Japanese martial art of self-defense in a non-intimidating environment. Classes are

Body Sculpting & Spinning The classic tried and true

$50 per month.

Tae Kwon Do($)(AQ) Instructed by Master Park Kwan Nam, a 7th degree Black Belt with over 50 years experience. Classes are $50 per month. This class will tone, tighten and enhance your lovely curves through graceful movement.

Cardio Dance

Burn calories while dancing to your favorite songs during the FREE Wednesday class from 5-6 p.m. at bldg 8220, Mountaineer Fitness Center. Each week students will learn a new routine to popular hip hop and pop songs. No dance experience is necessary, this class is appropriate for all levels. Dance styles will include hip hop, pop, funk and jazz.

Aikido Self Defense for adults

Learn the Japanese martial art of self-defense in a non-intimidating environment with instructor Sensei Moore. This Aikido black belt instructor is offering classes to adults at Mountaineer Fitness Center for $50 per month.

Reservations for Unit Functions

To reserve a sporting facility venue such as Minick Field, Iron

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FREE Belly Dance Basics Classes

Tuesday 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Thursday 5-6 p.m.

Friday 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Belly dance classes help students get an amazing abdominal and core strength workout while learning various types of belly dance. The Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday classes will start students with the basics and progress to the American Tribal style while the Thursday class will focus on Egyptian classic style. The basics class is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Kids are welcomed as long as proper parental supervision is provided.

Water Safety Instructor Course

This course provides training for individuals to become swimming instructors. Cost $100 per person includes Water Safety Instructor Course, Fundamentals of Instructor Training, and related books which are required for this course. Course dates 10-27 May, Mon-Thurs, 5-9 p.m. Individuals may register and pay in bldg 8895. Participants must be at least 16 years of age and pass prerequisite swim test on first day of class. Register and pay in bldg. 8895 at the Creative Arts Center.

Aquatic Center Spring Splash

For youth ages 3 and up Spring Splash is an intro to the new American Red Cross Youth Learn-to-Swim Program. It offers children the opportunity to participate and learn about water safety while having their swimming level assessed for proper placement into swimming programs offered at the Baumholder Aquatics Facility. The program is offered Tuesday and Wednesday. Cost is $10 per person. Register and pay in bldg. 8895 at the Creative Arts Center.

Learn-to-Swim Program

Learn-to-Swim will be offered at the Baumholder Aquatics.

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Classes will be held for Infant and Toddlers, ages 12 months to 3 years (parent must be available and willing to be in the water with the child during the course). Classes available for Toddler and Preschool, ages 3-5 years. Classes available for Levels 1, 2 and 3, ages 6 and up. Adult beginner classes also offered. Cost is $45 per person. Register and pay in bldg. 8895 at the Creative Arts Center.

Water Aerobics Classes

Wednesdays and Fridays, 6-7 p.m.

Adults, 17 years and above; youth 13 and older actively participating with parent.

Cost $4 per person/class, or $30 for 10 classes. Purchase cards at Arts and Crafts, Bldg. 8895. Water Aerobics combines exercises

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and the natural resistance of the water using rhythmic movements to music for aerobic conditioning. Generally conducted in the shallow end of the pool. Call

tions of the park for your functions and events. Call the HOC sports office at mil 485-6303/6615 or civ (06783) 6-6303/6615.

(06783) 6-6575 mil 485-6575/7093.

Auto Salvage Yard

Reserve Soldier Park

The Iron Soldier Park across from the Rheinlander convention center is a reserved facility for the community. Users need to reserve their spot by filling out a request form at the Hall of Champions.

Come to building 8105 Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to make reserva-

Open Tuesdays - Fridays from noon to - 8 p.m. The facility will be open on Saturdays and Training Holidays from 10 a.m.6 p.m. They are closed on U.S. Holidays.

Auto Skills Center

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A place where the Soldiers and their Families can maintain their vehicles. Provides assistance with services such as oil

changes, tune ups, tire changes, vehicle diagnostics, auto detailing (for shipping if needed), instruction of automotive repair.

All tools provided. Open to all ID Card Holders. Bay Fee- $6 per hour w/ lift.

(06783) 6-6344 or DSN 485-6344

Auto Spring Maintenance Program

Bring your car into the Auto Skills Center on Wednesday’s from 2 p.m.-5 p.m. to become familiar with maintenance, service procedures and intervals, as well as how to jump start or change a flat.

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Great for getting your car ready for PCS move. Come by to schedule an appointment and inquire about fees.

Strikers Bowling Center

Bldg. 8105, Smith Barracks, Baumholder Monday-Thursday 11:30 a.m.-11:00 p.m.

Friday-Saturday 11:30 a.m.-Midnight Sunday and Federal Holidays 1 p.m.-10 p.m.

06783-6-6569 or DSN 485-6569

Strike Zone Snack Bar

Bldg. 8105 Smith Barracks, Baumholder Monday-Thursday 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

Friday-Saturday 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.

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Sunday and Federal Holidays 1 p.m.-9 p.m. (06783) 6-6569 or DSN 485-6569.

Strikers Bowling Center Bar Open

Tuesdays 5 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Thursdays 5 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Fridays 5 p.m. – Midnight Saturdays 5 p.m. – Midnight Pool Table, 3 Large Screen TV’s, Wi-Fi Internet. The bowling center supports the Designated Driver Program. Striker’s Bowling Center, Building 8105 Smith Barracks. Visit Strikers Bowling Center in bldg 8105, located under the Hall of Champions or call mil 485-6569 or at (06783) -6-6569.

Birthday Party Program

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2 For Tuesday at Striker’s Bowling

Get some red, white and brew every Tuesday night with American beer specials from 5-7 p.m. with free popcorn and pretzels.

Caribic Ladies night every Thursday

Enjoy specials on Pina Coladas and Bay Breezes with free popcorn and potato chips every Thursday from 5-7 p.m.

Strikers Bowling Center offers Salsa night every Friday

Dance around the party sombrero every Friday from 5-7 p.m.

Take advantage of margaritas and Corona specials. Free chips and salsa while listening to Latino and salsa music.

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Come out every Saturday night from 5-7 p.m. dressed in your best 70s attire (Bbll bottoms and fake fros) and get your groove on. Enjoy disco music all night. Enjoy drink specials such as Purple People Eaters and Vodka and Redbull while enjoying free cheesy puffs for snacks.

Low Score Tournament

Sat, 15 May, 2 p.m. $20 per person, must be 18 and older. $5 goes towards the prize fund. Unlike trying to get the highest score, the object here is to get the lowest score. Gutter balls count as strikes and spares. The bowling center supports the Designated Driver Program.

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Bowling Spring Open

Come out to play three games of scratch bowling Sat, 24 April, 2 p.m. Cost is $20 per person and participants must be 18 and older ($5 goes towards the prize fund).

Bonanza Bingo

Do you like to play bingo but don’t have the time? Play Bonanza Bingo at Striker’s Bowling Center for your chance to win up to $200. You can purchase your Bonanza Bingo card for only $1 anytime of the day. Check back in to match your card against the pre-picked numbers of the week to win. Cash prizes are paid immediately to the lucky winners.

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Go back in time with Retro Bowl, held every Tuesday from 4-11 p.m. with 50 cent games and 50 cent shoes.

Beat the Champ

Strikers runs house high scores so you can give it a shot at beating the champ.

Anyone who wishes to try for the high score may register with the front counter attendant and play a game of open bowling. House Champ will be announced monthly.

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Bowl all 3 games with the goal of getting the lowest score in each game. It is not so easy when gutter balls count as strikes and spares. Come on…give it your best shot. Winners are determined by the lowest scores. The $20 entry fee includes 3 games of FUN, shoe rental, prize money with $5 of the entrance fee towards the cash prize. Cash prizes are based on participation, 1st (50%), 2nd (30%) and 3rd (20%) places will be awarded. Places will be determined by total scores of all three games. Event starts at 2 p.m. Patrons must be 18 and older to participate. The bowl-

ing center supports the Designated Driver Program. Striker’s Bowling Center, Building 8105 Smith Barracks. Visit Strikers Bowling Center in bldg 8105, located under the Hall of Champions or call mil 485-6569 or at (06783) -6-6569.

Monte Carlo June 19 Monte

Carlo afternoon is back by popular demand. Enjoy a fun filled evening with many ways to win. Certain color combinations are worth up to $15 for a Strike.

Patrons may purchase additional tickets for Strike Shots as well as high game

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Striker’s Bowling Center, Building 8105 Smith Barracks. Visit Strikers Bowling Center in bldg 8105, located under the Hall of Champions or call mil 485-6569 or at (06783) -6-6569.

Bolf July 17

This game combines the skills and strategies of both Bowling and Golf.

Participants will bowl each frame on a different lane, each lane facing a different challenge. A map of the challenges (lane conditions) will be posted at the tournament. This is an adults-only tournament. $20 participation fee includes 3 games of bowling, shoe rental and prize money.

The event starts at 2 p.m. The bowling center supports the Designated Driver Program. Striker’s Bowling Center, Building 8105 Smith Barracks. Visit Strikers Bowling Center in bldg 8105, located

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under the Hall of Champions or call mil 485-6569 or at (06783) -6-6569.

Adult Volunteers needed for Young American Bowling Alliance

For 18 and under, USBC Sanctioned Youth League, Youth can participate in Pepsi-Cola Youth Bowling Championships, Earn awards and patches. The Young American Bowling Alliance, YABA, is looking for kids (ages 6 and up) and adult volunteers to run their pro-

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B.O.S.S. (Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers)

Want to earn “points” and get duty time to organize events for single Soldiers. Here is your chance to make a difference in other’s lives and have some fun. BOSS staff members hold events, do fund-raisers and support the community. Become a BOSS representative. For more details, contact the B.O.S.S. advisor at mil 485-6115 or civ (06783) 6-6115.

B.O.S.S. supports “I A.M. STRONG”

Visit www.preventsexualharrassment.com or the community website at www.baumholder.army.mil, select newcomers or contact the B.O.S.S President at 0172-574-3497 or the BOSS advisor at mil 485-6115 or civ (06783) 6-6115.

Rheinlander Community Club

Bldg. 8085 Smith Barracks, Baumholder. Restaurant is closed on Monday evenings, Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays, but open for special event bookings.

Mother’s Day Brunch Buffett at the Rheinlander

Don’t miss Siggi’s popular brunch, Sunday, May 9 from 10 a.m.2 p.m. Cost for adults is $18.50, cost for children ages 10 to15 is $11.50 and cost for children ages 6 to 9 is $8.50. Children ages 5 and under eat for free. Adults will enjoy a selection of Rheinlander Easter Brunch includes: Coffee, Iced Tea, Juice, Milk and Champagne, Bacon, Sausage Links, Hash Browns, Rolls, Scrambled Eggs, Biscuits, Pretzels, French Toast , Pancakes, Waffles, Cereal, Fresh Fruit, Yoghurts, Cold Cut Meats, But-

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ter/Marmalade, Maple Syrup, Melted Butter, Powdered Sugar, Strawberries, Whipped Cream, Ham, Onions, Tomatoes, Green/ Red/Yellow Peppers, Mushrooms, Shredded Cheese and Salsa, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Peppers, Carrots, Shredded Cheese, Croutons, Sunflower Seeds, Corn, Cole Slaw, Tomatoes with Mozzarella, China Kohl Salad , Pork Tenderloin, Chicken Breast , Beef Roast, Potatoes, Vegetables, Pasta , Cocoanut Shrimp, Salmon Filet , Grilled Shrimp w/Garlic Sauce, Chicken Fingers, Macaroni & Cheese, Fish Sticks, Hot Dogs or Corn Dogs, Ice Cream, Cake, Pudding, Mousse and Cookies. Siggi offers a special Kids Menu for the event. Reservations are not required. For more information call mil 485-6533 or civ 067836-6533.

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Need an event catered? Siggi’s famously delicious cooking is a great way to cater your next event no matter how large or small. All menu items are priced by the dozen with the exception of the platters.

Have lunch on us

Get a FREE Buffet at the Rheinlander bys imply purchasing ten all-you-can-eat meals to get the 11th one FREE. Just ask your server for a punch card upon paying for your meal. One free meal per person upon redemption of this card. The lunch

buffet is $8, Mon-Fri 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and the Dinner Buffet is $8, Thur-Fri 5-9 p.m.

Siggi’s All-You-Can-Eat Lunch Buffet $8 dessert bar and tea (free refills).

Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Siggi’s Chicken Buffett

Thursday $8 with dessert bar and tea (free refills). 5 p.m.-9 p.m.

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Siggi’s Family Style Dinner

Friday $8 with dessert bar and tea (free refills). 5 p.m.-9 p.m.

Wraps on the run Siggi’s signature cuisine at the Java Café

Are you just too busy for lunch? Grab a specialty coffee or drink at the Java Café and one of Siggi Zimmer’s specialty sandwiches or wraps while you are there.

Siggi currently offers a selection of grilled

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Coming soon: Keep an eye on the display counter since Siggi plans to offer specialty cakes such as Black Forest cake and cheesecake at the Java Cafe.

Java Cafe Specials

Mon-Fri 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Saturdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sundays from 9a.m. to 2 p.m.

Try our Spring drink specials: Butterscotch Latte and Chocolate Raspberry for a limited time at the Java Cafe.

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Shooters…Now just a short walk away

Shooters/Outdoor Rec (ODR) Gate open starting now at 4 p.m. The Lower ODR Gate on “Rod & Gun Club Road”, accessible from the main road will now be closed by the MP’s at 4 p.m. daily. The Upper ODR Gate on “Rod & Gun Club Road” (near the Shoppette) with access

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Shooters Sports Bar & Diner

Don’t have time to drive out to the facility? Call in your order with Shooters home delivery 06783)-4242 or 1852771. Delivery is available to Smith Barracks and the Wetzel Housing Area every day except Wednesday from 5 p.m.-11 p.m.

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Red, white and brew night

Come out for red, white and brew night every Saturday with specials on American beer brands with free chips and popcorn from 5-7 p.m.

South of the Border night

Come join the fiesta every Thursday to take advantage of free Corona give-aways with half-price Margaritas and 50% off all Coronas from 5-7 p.m. served with free chips and salsa.

Wheel of Fortune

Come out to play the Wheel of Fortune at Shooter’s every Friday night from 5-7 p.m. Drink specials change every thirty minutes when the roulette wheel spins. The special is offered with free

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Red, white and brew night

Come out for red, white and brew night every Saturday to get 50% off all brands of American beer with free chips and popcorn from 5-7 p.m.

EDGE. program gives kids a great opportunities to Experi-

ence, Develop, Grow and Excel. This after-school, school-out day and summer activities in partnership with FMWR organizations throughout the garrison. Sign up now at Central Registration. Child, Youth & School Services mil 485-7003 or (06783) 6-7003.

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Explore HiredApprenticeship

Hired. Is a year round apprenticeship opportunity offers handson experience at MWR and other facilities for youth 15 – 18 years of age. Youth will earn a cash award and recognition from Kansas State University. This program provides mentorship and hands on experience in a career field teens would like to work in when they graduate or go to college for. The next term is January 4 – March 29, 2010. Registration is taking place now through December 15 if interested; apply at Wetzel Teen Center. Bldg 8875 or call Martha Nyako at 485-6810 for more information.

SKIES Program

in Bldg 8046 on Smith Barracks. Group lessons are available with approval of the instructor. Register at CYSS central enroll-

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SKIES Instructors Needed

Make money, tutor or teach children skills such as sewing, playing guitar, dancing or any special skill or craft for which you have firsthand knowledge or experience.

Basketball Fundamentals

Learn basketball fundamentals and basics. Winning basketball techniques and instructions will improve your skills quickly and easily. This program is for ages 8-18. Participants must be regis-

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tered with CYSS. For more information please contact the Teen Center at 485-6810 or SKIES Office at 485-6641. Transportation to and from Birkenfeld will be provided by the Teen Center.

Tumbling and Beginner Gymnastic Classes

Tumbling and Beginner Gymnastic Classes held Wednesday and Friday classes will be offered for children between the ages of 3 and 18 at bldg. 8046 in Smith Housing.

Tae kwon do

Tae kwon do one-hour classes are offered for ages 5 yrs-adult from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s at the Rolling Hills

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Facility, Bldg 8895. Kids sign up at CYSS Central Enrollment, Bldg 8743. Adults sign up at Mountaineer Fitness Center.

Wednesday. Classes are 30-minute sessions once per week available between 5 to 7 p.m.

Aikido Lessons

Guitar Lessons

Aikido is the Japanese self-defense employing nonresistance to cause an opponent’s own momentum to work against him. The class is offered for ages 13 – 18 yrs. at 6 or 7 p.m. and last one hour on Mondays and Wednesdays at Bldg 8046, Smith Barracks. Participants may register at CYSS Central Enrollment, Bldg 8743. CYSS Registration required.

Keyboard and Piano Lessons

Private or group lessons in keyboard and piano lessons are available for ages 6-18 years old available on either Monday or

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Sign up for a 30-minute session offered between 5 to 7 p.m. on either Monday or Wednesday. Classes are geared to ages 8 – 18 years old. Cost is $120 for private lessons in bldg 8046 on Smith Barracks.

Ballet, Jazz and Tap

Dance lessons for children 5-7 are offered Monday through Thursday. Classes are once a week for eight weeks and cost $110 to $120 depending on the age of the children. Held at bldg 8046, Smith Barracks. Students may register at CYSS Central Enroll-

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CYSS Start Smart Tennis

Tennis lessons for children ages 5 – 7 are offered Wednesdays from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. starting April 21 until May 26. Cost is $35.

Registration is open now until March 19. Current sports physical and shot record required to register at CYSS Central Enrollment, bldg. 8743. For more info, contact CYSS Youth Sports and Fitness, 485-8249.

Kids Craft Classes at the Arts and Crafts Center

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school craft classes for children ages 6 and older every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Cost is just $5 per child. Children under 6 are welcome with a parent in attendance with them at all times; call DSN 485-6687 or mil 06783-66687, to sign up. The Creative Art Center is open M-F 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Sa Noon - 5 p.m.

International Teen Cuisine

Free, open to kids in 7-12 grades. Held from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. held Cuisine classes will be done in German, French, Chinese, Italian and more from April 8 & 22 and May 13 & 27.

Transportation provided. Contact CYSS CER for more information or to sign up, mil 485-7003 or civ 16783-6-7003.

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Check out the weekly vacancy announcements on USAG Baumholder’s Facebook page and pass the word that Baumholder is currently recruiting for positions; or contact Yvonne Ilic at NAF CPO 06783-66566 or 485-6566.

Lifeguard Positions Available

Get paid to stay fit. Three full-time Lifeguard positions are available in your community. Benefits include annual leave and sick leave. Optional benefits include health insurance, life insurance, retirement plan and 401K. Additional training opportunities: for Water Safety Instructor, Water Aerobics Instructor and Unit Training Instructor. Check with your local Personnel Office for

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details at NAF CPO 06783-66566 or 485-6566.

Coaches and officials needed

Get paid to coach and/or officiate sporting events. For more information on how to become a coach or official, call Baumholder Sports at (06783) -6-6671 or mil 485-6671/7176/6615.

Certified Fitness Instructors Needed

Are you a Certified Group Exercise Instructor or Personal Trainer? Do you teach martial arts classes? For details on becoming a paid instructor in Baumholder call (06783) -6-6671 or mil 485-6671/7418.

Parent Night Out Schedule

Take a Friday night off without the kids from 6:30-10:30 p.m. on May 21, June 4, July 9, August 6, September 3, October 8, November 5, December 5. The program is for children ages 6 weeks-12 years old. Cost is $16 for non-deployed soldiers, respite card for free care or $8. Priority is offered to spouses of deployed active duty members. For more information, please call CYSS at civ 06783 6 7003.

SUPER SATURDAY 2010

Saturday Child Care available 0900-1700 for children ages 6 weeks-12 years old on March 20 , April 17, May 8, June 19, July 17, August 21, September, 25, October 23, November 20 and December 18. Cost is $32 for non-deployed soldiers. Patrons may use their respite card for free care or pay $16. For more information, call CYSS at 06783 6 7003.

Hourly Child Care Available

Smith CDC, 6 wks - 2 yrs, $4/hour. Call mil 485-6461 or (06783)6-6461. Wetzel CDC, 6 wks - 5 yrs, $4/hour. Call mil 485-7133 or (06783)6-7133. Wetzel SAS, grades 1 - 6, $3/hour.

Call mil 485-7475 or (06783) 67475. Deployed families receive 16 free hours per child per month of hourly care through the Army Family Covenant.

Family Child Care Jobs

Love children? Family Child Care (FCC) is the place to be. If you are interested in starting your own childcare business, FCC

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Family Child Care leads to a long-lasting career and continuing opportunities for professional growth by offering Child development Associate and FCC Accreditation. Join our winning team and apply to be the best, call FCC to get started. For more information, contact Hildegard Bragg mil 485-6588 civ 06783-66588 or come by the Dispensary CDC, 2nd Floor.

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Free or Reduced price lunches

Free or Reduced price lunches to eligible families based on size and income. To apply, pick up an application from your child’s school or the Child, Youth & School Services (CYSS) Admin office Bldg 8743, 2nd floor, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Please bring current Leave & Earning Statement (LES), or Pay Stub.

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Serving the Baumholder Community It’s the Parent & Tot Playgroup

The weekly playgroup for Families with children aged 6 months4yrs is designed for the parent to attend with the children. Due to the popularity of these playgroups, parents are encouraged to participate in only one of the two playgroups offered on Wednesdays. Play times are Mon. and Wed. from 10-11:30 a.m. and again at 3-4:30 p.m. and Fri. from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Wiggles & Giggles Playroom, bldg 8884, on Wetzel in Baumholder.

Take time out for a Coffee Break

Relax and chat with other parents while your children, age birthschool age, have time to play, while parents supervise. Play time is offered every Thursday at 10 a.m. - Noon at the Wiggles & Giggles Playroom, bldg 8884, on Wetzel in Baumholder.

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Worried about running out of money trying to fix up your house?

Worry no more, the Baumholder Swap Shop, conveniently located at the Baumholder Army Community Service (ACS), is here for you. The Swap Shop features a variety of household items to assist the Junior Enlisted population (primarily open to E1 to E4’s). You’ll find dishes, kitchen items, lamps, TV’s, converter plugs, power cords, alarm clocks, etc. The Swap Shop is also looking for donations of clean, usable household items including 220v appliances, interior decorations, etc. Need more info or have questions? Please call ACS at mil 485-8188 or (06783)6-8188.

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(ACS) for an exciting cultural class, “Cuisine, Customs & Culture of Germany.” This monthly class takes participants to a local German supermarket to shop for local specialties to create a delicious lunch on site at ACS. Participants learn the customs and culture of our community by creating and sharing traditional German cuisine. Seating is limited to the first 10 participants. If you can’t make this class, check the ACS monthly calendar for dates or to get on the mailing list, call mil 485-8188 or (06783)68188.

Need to brush up on your English?

Take the ESL course (English as a second language), offered on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon. If you can’t make these sessions, check the ACS monthly calendar for dates or to get on the mailing list, call mil 485-8188 or (06783) 6-8188.

Strong Beginnings Pre-K

A daily 3 hour program designed for 4-5 year olds entering Kindergarten in fall 2010. Location at Bldg 8046 Smith Barracks.

Registration begins Aug 1. Enroll at CYSS Central Enrollment, Bldg 8743 Dispensary.

Beginner German Classes

This FREE class is designed to help you develop fundamental German language skills. Attendance at all sessions is highly recommended to maximize learning.

Intermediate German Classes

This FREE conversational German class will help those who have a basic understanding and command of the German language become more fluent. Pre-requisite: Must attend the Beginner German Class or demonstrate working knowledge of German. Attendance at all sessions is highly recommended.

Culture Trip Mainz

Enjoy a trip to Mainz and expand your cultural horizons. Children are welcome, but the trip is not stroller-friendly. 35 Euro per person, which includes transportation. Meet at ACS.

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Smooth Moves for PCS’ing

Proper planning prevents poor performance. Timelines, tips & practical advice ensure your next move is smooth.

Army Family Team Building Level II Training

This level is designed for emerging leaders within our community. Discuss team dynamics, leadership, and more.

Volunteer Management Information System

(VMIS) Training Want to volunteer?

Already a volunteer, but need to know how to access the system?

Find out how to sign up and how to log your Volunteer hours, training and awards. Make the most of your time and use the resource that is a friend to the Volunteer.

German Cuisine, Customs & Culture

This monthly class takes participants to a local German supermarket to shop for local specialties to create a delicious lunch on site at ACS. Participants learn the customs and culture of our community by creating and sharing traditional German cuisine.

Seating is limited to the first 10 participants. If you can’t make this class, check the ACS monthly calendar for dates or to get on the mailing list, call mil 485-8188 or (06783) 6-8188.

Family Child Care

Love children? Want to work from home? Earn from $20,000$40,000 per year. Benefits include training, certification and college credit. For more information, contact Hildegard Bragg mil 485-6588 civ (06783) 6-6588 or come by the Dispensary CDC, 2nd floor. For dates and times of ACS classes, please check out the ACS calendar on the Baumholder website or pick one up at ACS.

Parent & Tot Playgroup

This weekly playgroup for children aged 6 months-4yrs.is open to all Baumholder families. Parents attend with their children.

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Mondays and Wednesdays, 10-11:30 a.m. and 3-4:30 p.m.

Fridays, 10-11:30 a.m. Held at the Iron Kids Playground, BLDG 8884, Wetzel.

Successful Potty Training

Prepare yourself to potty train your child by using a variety of verbal, physical, social and other approaches. You can even mix and match techniques to suit your child’s personality. Help your child achieve bathroom success.

“Discover Historic Baumholder” Tour

Join us for a guided tour of historic Baumholder and explore the remnants of the watch tower and visit the old Marketplace.

Children are welcome. Bring Euros and an umbrella.

Let’s R.O.C.K.

(Relocate, Orientate, Communicate and Know) Enjoy this three-day, hands-on, community-oriented program. Make friends, learn about German culture and customs, shop at local stores, take mass transit, and experience Germany. Must register for child care to qualify for free care.

Bring approx 35 Euro for all transportation and lunches.

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Three R’s of Volunteering

A must for OPOC’s or organizations that utilize volunteers and would like to improve their volunteer workforce. Find out how Recruitment can ensure success to the organization, how Rewarding can reinforce the good work of the volunteer and how skill use and a positive environment can increase Retention.

Successful Money Management

No matter how much you earn, money management is an important life skill that many people have never learned. Learn all about the importance of managing your money. Find out how to meet needs, set goals, and set a spending plan to spend money how you want.

Basic Personal Investing

Receive information on financial planning and basic investment principles. Learn the levels of risk, how to invest, TSP’s, IRA’s, and saving for children/college.

Credit and Debt Management

Do you want to live debt free? Pay off those high-interest credit cards? Take this class and learn how to make informed decisions concerning credit card selection, repayment, and debt.

Citizenship Info & Prep

Stay abreast of the news in Baumholder

Operation: Travel Europe

Community Information Briefing

Gather all the information you need to apply for your citizenship.

ESL strongly suggested as prerequisite.

Travel doesn’t have to be expensive. Discover Europe on a limited budget. We focus on the essentials, travel options, what to pack, blending in and travel safety.

Rincon en Español

This group for native Spanish speakers is a time to meet others in the community and develop a network of friends and support.

There will be cultural activities, informational sessions and fun.

Tuesdays, 9:30-11:30 a.m. in the ACS building

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Pick up the latest edition of the Herald Union for FREE at locations around the Baumholder Community. The newspaper is also available online at http://www.wiesbaden.army.mil.

To learn more about Baumholder MWR events check out the Community Information Briefing located at http://www.baumholder.army.mil. Click the CIB link at the top of the home page for the downloadable powerpoint presentation of community happenings posted monthly.

Mystery Shopper jobs available

Want to earn a little pocket change by giving your opinion about MWR facilities and programs? Become a Mystery Shopper.

This is a great opportunity for folks to add quick experience

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FREE Service to the community

Do you find yourself with feelings of dread or anxiety? Would you like to talk to someone about personal issues, work issues, or home life? There is someone to listen when you need to talk: Military Family Life Consultants are here for you. Military Family Life Consultants (MFLCs) are here to listen. They are

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available to help service members, spouses, family members, children and staff to address: deployment/reintegration issues, marriage/relationship issues, parenting/sibling and family issues, communication challenges, stress and anxiety, depression, grief, loss and homesickness.

The service is FREE and ANONYMOUS. NO RECORDS ARE KEPT. Exceptions to confidentiality include duty to warn cases and PRP disqualifiers. After-hours and weekend appointments are available and group or off-site meetings can be arranged. To schedule an appointment, please call your local MFLC: 0173438-5611 or 015-202-129834 You may also call Army Community Service (ACS) at mil 485-8188 or (06783)6-8188 to talk to an MFLC or to receive more information.

Baumholder News online

Finally, don’t miss the new online version available at http://issuu.com/baumholder_news

Baumholder on Facebook

For real-time info, follow us on Facebook: keyword search Baumholder FMWR in the search engine once you have logged into the site.

Baumholder Community Website

Visit www.baumholder.army.mil for community news and updates.

Find-It Guide Available

Need a whole box ox of Find-It Guides for your housing area, unit or FRG? Call Elenore Barron at 485-7127 or 06783-6-7127 to have them delivered to your specific location.

The Find-It Guide lists phone numbers from around Europe to includeBaumholder, Heidelberg, Mannheim, Ramstein, Vogelweh, Sembach, Kleber, Polaski and Spangdahlem as well as quick references for other areas such as AFRC. Don’t forget that there are free coupons inside, and remember, the Find-It Guide is free, brought to you by Advanti-Pro, publisher of the Herald Union, Kaiserslautern American, Tri-Border Reporter and, The Saber Herald.

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Serving the Baumholder Community AFN Europe Radio Frequencies

Italy

Germany AM FM Amberg 1107 90.0 Ansbach 1485 107.3 Bad Aibling ---- 97.7 Bad Kissingen 1143 ---Bamberg 1143* ---Bitburg 1143 105.1 Bonn ---- 107.9 Frankfurt 873 98.7 Garmisch 1485 90.3 Geilenkirchen ---- 89.2 Grafenwoehr 1107 101.4 Heidelberg 1143 104.6 Hohenfels 1485* 89.4** Illesheim 1485* 104.9 Kaiserslautern 1107 100.2 Mannheim 1143 107.3 Moenchengladbach 1143 ---Pirmasens ---- 103.0 Regensburg 1485* ---Schweinfurt 1143 87.7 Stuttgart 1143 102.3 Vilseck 1107 98.5 or 107.6 * AFN The Eagle Programming **AFN Power Network Programming

Belgium

Brussels Chievres Florennes Kleine Brogel SHAPE (Power Network) SHAPE (AFN The Eagle)

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AM

All Areas (Power Network) 107.0 All Areas (AFN The Eagle) 106.0

Portugal Azores Spain Rota

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Baumholder on AFN Radio

Tune-in to every Tuesday and Thursday at 5 p.m. on AFN FM 100.2 Kaiserslautern or FM 106.1 Baumholder for the latest on Baumholder News. Dawn Crilly talks about sport and fitness happenings in Baumholder every Tuesday while a new guest speaker joins AFN on Thursdays at drive time. To keep up on the latest in TV schedules, weather, gas prices and exchange rates: log onto http://www. afneurope.net.

Keep up to date on the latest local information by tuning your AFN Decoder to channel 19! You’ll get news and information about installations in the KMC and Baumholder. Just tune your AFN Decoder to channel 19. Listen to AFN radio on your TV. Tune your AFN Satellite Decoder to channel 192 to listen to 100.2 FM or tune your Decoder to channel 193 to listen to 1107 AM. For a complete listing of all the channels available on your AFN Satellite Decoder visit afneurope.net.

Want to contribute your story to “the ROCK!?

Welcome to the Spring Desk Reference Edition of theRock!

We are looking for a few good writers and photographers to contribute to “the ROCK!. If you are interested in being published and would like to submit a travel or feature story, send it to the editor at the USAG Marketing office via email to alice.verberne@eur.army.mil or call DSN 485-6263, Civilian 06783-6-6263.

Volunteer today. Sign up with MyArmyLifeToo to get credit for the work you submit. Go to www.armyonesource.com or contact Tony Untalan, Army Community Service’s Volunteer Coordinator in Baumholder at DSN 485-6565 or Civilian 06783-6-6565 for more information on how you can become a volunteer. Special thanks to Alexis Veigas for her editing contribution. _ Alice Verberne Cover: Baumholder Golf Course by David Delisio

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468 Ansbach..................................(0981)......183-last 3/15xx ......................................................................... or 16xx-last 4 489 Bamberg.................................(0951)..............300-last 4 485 Baumholder..........................(06783)..................6-last 4 365 Brussels.............................. (02-707).................. 9 last 3 368 Brussels................................(02717)..................9-last 3 361 Chievres................................... (068)................ 27 last 4 348 Darmstadt............................. (06151)................ 69-last 4 349 Darmstadt/Griesheim...........(06155)................60-last 3 334 Dexheim...............................(06133)................ 69-last 3 440 Garmisch..............................(08821).............. 750-last 3 475 Grafenwoehr.........................(09641)................ 83-last 4 370 Heidelberg............................(06221)................ 57-last 4 371 Heidelberg............................(06221).............. 342-last 3 373 Heidelberg............................(06221)............... 17- last 4 374 Heidelberg............................(06221).............. 398-last 3 388 Heidelberg............................(06221).............. 338-last 4 466 Hohenfels.............................(09472)................ 83-last 4 467 Illesheim...............................(09841)................ 83-last 4 467 Katterbach............................ (09802................ 83-last 4 482 Kaiserslautern........................(0631).............. 415-last 4 483 Kaiserslautern........................(0631)...............411-last 4 484 Kaiserslautern........................(0631)................ 43-last 4 486 Landstuhl.............................(06371)................86-last 4 88 Landstuhl...............................(06371)................ 92-last 4

633 334 380 382 385 480 360 364 354 379 375 496 366 423 452 420 421 430 431 476 634 335 336 337 338 350 350

Livorno (Camp Darby)............ (050)................54-last 4 Mainz-Kastel........................(06134).............. 508-last 3 Mannheim..............................(0621).............. 730-last 4 Mannheim..............................(0621).............. 779-last 4 Mannheim..............................(0621).............. 730-last 4 Ramstein..............................(06371)................ 47-last 4 Schinnen.................................(0031)........ 46-443-last 4 Schinnen (AFNORTH)..........(0031).......... 45-526-last4 Schweinfurt..........................(09721)................96-last 4 Schwetzingen....................... (06202)................80-last 4 Seckenheim............................(0621).............. 487-last 4 Sembach.............................. (06302)................ 67-last 4 SHAPE.................................... (065)................ 32-last 4 SHAPE.................................... (065)................44-last 4 Spangdahlem....................... (06565)................ 61-last 4 Stuttgart (Robinson Barracks).(0711)............. 819-last 4 Stuttgart (Kelley Barracks).....(0711).............. 729-last 4 Stuttgart (Patch Barracks)......(0711)..............680-last 4 Stuttgart (Panzer Kaserne)...(07031)................ 15-last 3 Vilseck................................. (09662)................ 83-last 4 Vicenza.................................. (0444)...........71 last 4336 Wiesbaden..............................(0611)............4080-last 3 Wiesbaden..............................(0611).............. 816-last 4 Wiesbaden..............................(0611).............. 705-last 4 Wiesbaden..............................(0611)..............380-last 4 Würzburg (Hospital)...............(0931)............ 8043-last 3 Würzburg (Leighton)..............(0931).............. 889-last 4

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*Calls to Germany from other countries.

Long distance calling Collect to the U.S.: 0010 + area code + number.

Direct to the U.S.:

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AMBULANCE

Duty Hours ............ DSN 116 After Hours ............ DSN 114 FIRE DSN.................................. 117

POLICE

001 + area code + number.

Military .................. DSN 114 German ..110 (from Civ. line)

From the U.S. to Germany:

Helpful tips

Stateside DSN from a Class A DSN in Germany:

Garrison website

011 + 49 + phone number.

312 + 7 digit DSN.

For Information & Emergency dial

Operator Assistance.............0 Information............. DSN 113

AMERICAN RED CROSS After Hours Emergencies DSN ....................... 431-2334 Civ...................07031-152-334

EMERGENCY WORK ORDER

DSN ................................ 115

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