HIGHLIGHTSEVERYTUES

Humphreys Community Fitness CenterNEWCOMERS’ ORIENTATION

JAN02-20

SFC Ray E. Duke Memorial LibraryMOCK CALDECOTT AWARD PROGRAM

JAN9

Outdoor RecreationPYEONGCHANG TROUT FESTIVAL

JAN9

Humphreys Community Fitness CenterOH! ROLLER DERBY BOUT

JAN16

Community Activity CenterPHOTOGRAPHY CLASS

JAN17-18

Outdoor RecreationHIGH 1 OVERNIGHT SKI TRIP

JAN18

Suwon Recreation CenterPYEONGCHANG TROUT FESTIVAL

JAN23

Splish & Splash Outdoor PoolPOLAR BEAR PLUNGE &FREEZE YOUR BUNS RUN 5K

JAN23

CYSS Family Field TripTAEBAEK MOUNTAIN SNOW FESTIVAL

JAN29

Flightline Bar & GrillBOSS LUAU PARTY

JAN29

Community Activity CenterFREE PLAY FRIDAY

JAN29-30

Youth CenterYANGJI PINE VILLAGE OVERNIGHTSKI TRIP

JAN30

Suwon Recreation CenterBOSS TIGER WORLD TRIP

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ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTER DSN 753-6706

Monthly Special WorkshopsListed monthly classes are not a part of a class series. Each class is separate.

Aroma Bath Salt Making - $10 includes materialsJanuary 6, 11 a.m. - Noon

Hand Warmer Making - $10 includes materialsJanuary 13, 11 a.m. - Noon

Upcycle Craft (Book Snowman) - $5 includes materialsJanuary 20, 11 a.m. - Noon

Blush & Brush (Paint over Wine) - $25 includes materialsJanuary 15 and 24, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Regularly Scheduled ClassesClass registration and payment must be made 4 days prior to class. If the minimum number of participants is not met, the class will be canceled.

Korean Painting: $7 per session includes materialsWednesdays, 5 - 6 p.m.

E-Z Cut Printing: $20 per session includes materialsThursdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Matting & Framing: $15 instruction fee, materials not included Fridays, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Kid’s Art - Candle Clay Craft: $7 includes materialsSaturdays, 11 a.m. - Noon

Kid’s Art - Paper Balloon Lamp Decorating: $8 includes materialsSaturdays, 11 a.m. - Noon Melt and Pour Soap Making: $10 includes materials for 2 soap barsSundays, 11 a.m. - Noon

Soy Candle Making: $15 includes materials for 1 Candle Jar (5oz)Sundays, 1 - 2 p.m.

Services• Custom Framing• Artsy Birthday Parties &

Other Events• Ceramic Painting• Arts & Crafts for Kids• Art Classes for Adults• Mug Sublimation

Have an Artsy Birthday Party!A birthday party at the Arts & Crafts Center is fun, memorable, and affordable. Our birthday adventure is only $5-$10 per child, with a maximum of 15 children. The price includes a one hour art project and a room for 2.5 hours. Refreshments and room decorations are not provided. Reserve and select project at least 2 weeks in advance. Please call us with any inquiries.

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Canine Companion ReadingSaturdays, 10 a.m. Pre-registration required by phone or in person. Limited to eight children per day.

Preschool Story HourThursdays, 10 a.m.

Book ClubJanuary 4, 6:30 p.m. (1st Monday of the month)January’s Book: “Please Look After Mom” by Kyung-Sook Shin

Knitting/Crocheting/Quilting GroupJanuary 5 and 19, 6:30 p.m. (1st and 3rd Tuesdays)Who: Anyone that wants to learn (or already knows how) to crochet/knit.What: Have fun learning to knit/crochet or work on current projects. Please bring yarn (at least worsted weight) and a hook (size I or J U.S.) if interested in crocheting. Please bring yarn (at least worsted weight) and needles (size 10 U.S.) if interested in knitting.

LEGO ClubJanuary 9, 2 p.m. (2nd Saturday of the month)

Happy Bird Day! January 5Have fun with a challenge, crossword puzzle, and a word search, all having to do with birds! Find out the beauty of birds through bird coloring. The best entry will receive a mug with an inscribed bird.

Mock Caldecott Award Program January 2 - 20The Caldecott Medal is a prestigious award given to the previous year’s “Most Distinguished Picture Book for Children”. Now, you can pick the winner yourself and design your own medal for the Humphreys Library! Stop by the Library, pick up a medal sheet and create your own design. You’ll also receive a ballot to vote for the book you think should win the Caldecott Medal for this year. Bring both back to the Library and we will display your design in the Library.

Winter Crafts (make n’ take craft) January 11 - 15Melt your heart with crafts inspired by the wonders of winter.

Dr. Martin Luther King Day January 18Share your favorite Martin Luther King quotes (two or three sentences long) from January 2 - 17. Entries will be postedJanuary 18 on the library bulletin board. Open to youthsages 18 and below.

Kindle Your Love on Spouse Day 2016January 26, 6:30 p.m.Read a poem (either your own or from a book) or sing a song for your signi� cant other that expresses how you treasure your partner. Talk about good times you’ve had together. Recall how you fell in love and the dreams you both made. The Library will video record your story for you, color print out your poem/love note to your spouse as a souvenir and post them on the Family & MWR Facebook page if you wish.

DSN 753-8433SFC RAY E. DUKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY

ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTER DSN 753-6706

Monthly Special WorkshopsListed monthly classes are not a part of a class series. Each class is separate.

Aroma Bath Salt Making - $10 includes materialsJanuary 6, 11 a.m. - Noon

Hand Warmer Making - $10 includes materialsJanuary 13, 11 a.m. - Noon

Upcycle Craft (Book Snowman) - $5 includes materialsJanuary 20, 11 a.m. - Noon

Blush & Brush (Paint over Wine) - $25 includes materialsJanuary 15 and 24, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Regularly Scheduled ClassesClass registration and payment must be made 4 days prior to class. If the minimum number of participants is not met, the class will be canceled.

Korean Painting: $7 per session includes materialsWednesdays, 5 - 6 p.m.

E-Z Cut Printing: $20 per session includes materialsThursdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Matting & Framing: $15 instruction fee, materials not included Fridays, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Kid’s Art - Candle Clay Craft: $7 includes materialsSaturdays, 11 a.m. - Noon

Kid’s Art - Paper Balloon Lamp Decorating: $8 includes materialsSaturdays, 11 a.m. - Noon Melt and Pour Soap Making: $10 includes materials for 2 soap barsSundays, 11 a.m. - Noon

Soy Candle Making: $15 includes materials for 1 Candle Jar (5oz)Sundays, 1 - 2 p.m.

Services• Custom Framing• Artsy Birthday Parties &

Other Events• Ceramic Painting• Arts & Crafts for Kids• Art Classes for Adults• Mug Sublimation

Have an Artsy Birthday Party!A birthday party at the Arts & Crafts Center is fun, memorable, and affordable. Our birthday adventure is only $5-$10 per child, with a maximum of 15 children. The price includes a one hour art project and a room for 2.5 hours. Refreshments and room decorations are not provided. Reserve and select project at least 2 weeks in advance. Please call us with any inquiries.

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JANUARY 29 | BOSS LUAU PARTY LOCATION: The FlightLine Bar and Grill

START TIME: 8 p.m. There will be games, prizes, giveaways and

free hors d’oeuvres.

PARTNERED TRIPS WITH OUTDOOR RECREATIONDISCOUNTED FOR BOSS SOLDIERS!

JANUARY 17 - 18 | HIGH 1 OVERNIGHT SKI TRIPSTART TIME: 6 a.m. END TIME: 8 p.m. LOCATION: Cheongseon, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: The world-class scale and facilities of High 1 ski resort offers thrills for fun- seeking snowboarders and skiers. Enjoy a deluxe western-style resort hotel with gondola access, advanced to beginner runs (including a 4.2km long slope) and exciting terrain parks!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 5 @ 1 p.m.BOSS PRICE: $200 (Originally $250) (Based on double occupancy room. Includes transportation, daytime lift tickets and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

JANUARY 30 | INJE ICE CLIMBING DEPART: 8 a.m. RETURN: 6 p.m. LOCATION: Inje, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: ODR invites you for an exciting new trip this winter: Ice climbing! Enjoy the action of the extreme sport, beautiful scenery and the fun physical challenge of climbing a frozen waterfall! Registration is limited to a maximum of 20, so sign up today!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 13 @ 1 p.m.BOSS PRICE: $60 (Originally $190) I(Includes transportation and Activity)LIMIT: Over 60 lbs. and under 220 lbs. (MAXIMUM 20 PATRONS)

Full registration is available at Outdoor Recreation, paying by cash, check or charge and over the phone (debit credit card only by phone). Cash registration only (exact change required) at the BOSS Of� ce. Trips depart from and return to the Outdoor Recreation Center. To register through Outdoor Recreation, call DSN 753-3013.

BOSS BOARD STUDY GROUP

Every Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Bldg. 558, classroom 110. Soldiers will study for NCO/Soldier of the Month and promotion boards. On the last Wednesday of the month, there will be a mock board

with senior enlisted Soldiers as panel members to provide feedback.

BEST BOSS BULLETIN BOARDSQUARTERLY COMPETITION

(Commander’s Cup points)

Submissions will be due NLT March 15. First place � nisher will receive $250 in unit funds.For more information, call DSN 753-8970 or 010-8819-8980.

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JANUARY 2 | COEX MALL TRIP (AQUARIUM AND SHOPPING)START TIME: 9 a.m. END TIME: 6 p.m. LOCATION: SeoulDESCRIPTION: Join ODR on a trip to the COEX mall. Trip includes aquarium and shopping in the mall. Bring won for lunch and shopping!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: December 29 @ 1 p.m.Fee: $35 for Adults, $30 for Children (Includes transportation and entry ticket)VISIT THE AQUARIUM FIRST, THEN ENJOY SHOPPING.

JANUARY 3 | OAK VALLEY SKI TRIPSTART TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 6 p.m. LOCATION: Munmak, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: Join us for a ski/snowboard trip at Oak Valley. The resort features 9 different runs from beginner to advanced. Get out and enjoy the snow!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: December 29 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $75, Children $70 (Included transportation, lift ticket and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

JANUARY 9 | PYEONGCHANG TROUT FESTIVALSTART TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 7 p.m. LOCATION: Pyeongchang, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: The Pyeongchang Trout Festival takes place during winter in the town of Jinbu-Myeon in Pyeongchang. Your family and friends can enjoy a variety of programs including ice and lure � shing for trout, snow programs and ice programs. Bring won for lunch and miscellaneous shop items.REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 5 @ 1 p.m.FEE: $50.00 (Includes transportation, entry ticket and � shing pole)BRING WON AND WARM CLOTHES.

JANUARY 10 | WELLI HILLI SKI RESORT START TIME: 9 a.m. END TIME: 9 p.m. LOCATION: Hoengsung, Gangwon Province DESCRIPTION: ODR is inviting all skiers and snowboarders to participate in our Welli Hilli ski trip. Welli Hilli has 10 different runs from beginner to advance. Get out and explore the mountains with ODR! REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 5 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $80, Children $75 (Includes transportation, lift ticket and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

JANUARY 16 | HONGCHEON RIVER “KKONG KKONG” FESTIVAL (NEW)START TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 8 p.m. LOCATION: Hongcheon, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: ODR is offering a unique winter trip to Hongcheon River’s “Kkong Kkong”festival! Kkong Kkong, frozen in Korean, is representative of a traditional winter festival in the Gangwon province and will have many fun activities, including � shing and ice programs.REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 12 @ 1 p.m.FEE: $50.00 (Includes transportation, entry ticket and � shing pole)BRING WON AND WARM CLOTHES.

JANUARY 17 - 18 | HIGH 1 OVERNIGHT SKI TRIP START TIME: 6 a.m. END TIME: 8 p.m. LOCATION: Cheongseon,Gangwon Province DESCRIPTION: The world-class scale and facilities of High 1 ski resort offers thrills for fun- seeking snowboarders and skiers. Enjoy a deluxe western-style resort hotel with gondola access, advanced to beginner runs (including a 4.2km long slope) and exciting terrain parks!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 5 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $250, Children $240 (Based on double occupancy room. Includes transportation, daytime lift tickets and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

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JANUARY 23 | TAEBAEK MOUNTAIN SNOW FESTIVAL START TIME: 7 a.m. END TIME: 7 p.m. LOCATION: Taebaek, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: ODR is offering a trip to frolic in the fantastic world of white snow at Taebaek Mountain. There are snow sculptures, ice sculptures and a variety of amusement facilities such as a snow tunnel and slides. Bring a sack lunch or some Korean won for food and hot drinks.REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 20 @ 1 p.m.FEE: $40.00 (Includes transportation and entry ticket)

JANUARY 24 | JISAN SKI RESORTSTART TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 6 p.m. LOCATION: YonginDESCRIPTION: ODR is offering a trip to Jisan Forest ski resort! Jisan offers lots of varied terrain, from bunny slopes to black diamond slopes. Hit the hill with ODR!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 6 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $80, Children $75 (Includes transportation, lift ticket and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

JANUARY 30 | INJE ICE CLIMBING (NEW)START TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 6 p.m. LOCATION: Inje, GangwonProvinceDESCRIPTION: ODR invites you for an exciting new trip this winter: Ice climbing! Enjoy the action of the extreme sport, beautiful scenery and the fun physical challenge of climbing a frozen waterfall! Registration is limited to a maximum of 20, so sign up today!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 13 @ 1 p.m.FEE: $190 (Includes transportation and activity) LIMIT: 100 kgs./220 lbs. (MAXIMUM 20 PATRONS)

JANUARY 31 | VIVALDI SKI RESORTSTART TIME: 7 a.m. END TIME: 8 p.m. LOCATION: Hongcheon, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: Let’s take a trip to enjoy the winter sports in Hongcheon. Some ski and snowboarders say it has some of the best snow in Korea!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 26 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $80, Children $75 (Includes transportation, lift ticket and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

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OUTDOOR RECREATIONTRIPS DEPART FROM AND RETURN TO THE OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTER

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FEBRUARY 6 | WINTER INDOOR YARD SALESTART TIME: 9 a.m. END TIME: 2 p.m. LOCATION: Community Fitness CenterDESCRIPTION: Yard sales are a great opportunity to bring in a little cash or make space for that new item you want.FEE: $10 for a spot and table, $5 for those with PCS order with a minimum of 60 days in country (must present orders for discount). There’s a $10 charge for a canopy that can be used for extra display space or hanging items

FEBRUARY 13 | JISAN SKI RESORTSTART TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 6 p.m. LOCATION: YonginDESCRIPTION: ODR is offering a trip for enthusiastic skiers and snowboarders: Jisan Forest! Jisan ski resort has several black diamond slopes, just waiting for skillful skiers, as well as great beginner and intermediate slopes, plus a terrain park!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 9 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $80, Children $75 (Includes transportation, lift ticket and ski or snowboard equipment rental)(MINIMUM 20 PATRONS)

FEBRUARY 14 | INJE ICE CLIMBING START TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 8 p.m. LOCATION: Inje, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: ODR invites you on a new and unique trip for winter, Ice Climbing! Experience the thrill of this exciting chance to climb a frozen waterfall of ice!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 9 @ 1 p.m.FEE: $190 (Includes transportation and activity) LIMIT: 100 kgs./220 lbs. (MAXIMUM 20 PATRONS)

FEBRUARY 14 - 15 | YONGPYONG OVERNIGHT SKI TRIP START TIME: 6 a.m. END TIME: 8 p.m. LOCATION: Pyeongchang, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: ODR makes a trip to Yongpyong Ski Resort, the largest resort in Korea! Enjoy over 22 runs, luxurious accommodations, lively nightlife and delicious restaurants. Yongpyong will be one of the resorts to host the 2018 Winter Olympics.REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 9 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $250.00, Children $240.00 (Based on double occupancy. Includes transportation, room rental, daytime lift tickets and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

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FEBRUARY 20 | OAK VALLEY SKI TRIPSTART TIME: 8 a.m. END TIME: 6 p.m. LOCATION: Munmak, Gangwon ProvinceDESCRIPTION: Join us for a Ski/Snowboard excursion at Oak Valley, which has 9 different runs from beginner to advanced. Get out and enjoy the snow!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 16 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $75, Children $70 (Includes transportation, lift ticket and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

FEBRUARY 21 | DUK-BONG TROUT FISHING TRIPSTART TIME: 6 a.m. END TIME: 2 p.m.DESCRIPTION: Farm raised trout � shing. A lot of the trout are a trout/salmon hybrid that makes for very large � sh, up to 60 cm! Bring your own equipment or use a � shing rod, compliments of ODR! REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 16 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $15, Children $10 (Includes transportation and rod rental)FISHING FEE: Bring won for your choice of either catch and release for 30,000 won or Catch and keep 5 � sh for 40,000 won. Children under 12 years old � sh for free but cannot keep any � sh without a fee. There is a small store to buy snack items such as drinks, ramen and bait.(MAXIMUM 10 PATRONS)

FEBRUARY 27 | WELLI HILLI SKI RESORT START TIME: 9 a.m. END TIME: 9 p.m. LOCATION: Hoengsung, Gangwon Province DESCRIPTION: ODR is inviting all skiers and snowboarders to participate in our Welli Hilli ski trip. Welli Hilli has 10 different runs from beginner to advanced, beautiful terrain and a great atmosphere. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 23 @ 1 p.m.FEE: Adults $80, Children $75 (Includes transportation, lift ticket and ski or snowboard equipment rental)

FEBRUARY 28 | COEX AQUARIUM AND SHOPPING TRIPSTART TIME: 9 a.m. END TIME: 6 p.m. LOCATION: SeoulDESCRIPTION: Join ODR on a trip to the COEX mall to visit the aquarium and to explore the largest underground mall in Asia! Trip includes aquarium and shopping time at the mall. Bring won for lunch and other miscellaneous purchases.RISGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 23 @ 1 p.m.FEE: $35 for Adults, $30 for Children (Includes transportation and entry ticket)

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JAN 4 | HALF DAY EVENT - KOREAN TRADITIONAL GAME DAYTry the various Korean traditional games with your Battle Buddy which will be provided with brief instructions. Try games like Jaegi-chagi, Yutnori and more! Open tournament.TIME: 1 p.m. COST: Free (Open tournament)

JAN 15 | MARTIN LUTHER KING WEEKEND EVENTPOOL TOURNAMENTTIME: 1 p.m. COST: Free (Open tournament)

JAN 16 | MARTIN LUTHER KING WEEKEND EVENTR/C CAR RACINGTIME: 1 p.m. - UTC, open tournament & cost free, at Rec Center

JAN 18 | MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY TRIPPYEONGCHANG TROUT FESTIVALNothing to do at home? How about going ice � shing with your friends and/or family? The Pyeongchang Trout Festival is a famous winter festival in Korea. Not only is there ice � shing, but you can enjoy other winter activities such as snow rafting, ice bicycle, Korean traditional sliding and more! Bring a warm jacket and gloves. Minimum 25 patrons.DEPART: 7:30 a.m. RETURN: 7 p.m. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Jan. 13FEE: $60 includes transportation, ice � shing and rides. Bring extra Korean won to taste some traditional snacks at the festival.

JAN 30 | BOSS TIGER WORLD TRIPTiger world (a.k.a. Woongjin Playdoci) is Korea’s � rst indoor ski resort. Along with the indoor ski run, the facility also offers a waterpark and spa, offering both an exciting and a relaxing experience, allowing visitors to enjoy both cool runs and warm spas.DEPART: 9 a.m. RETURN: 7 p.m. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Jan. 27FEE: $40 includes transportation, indoor snowboarding ticket and indoor pool ticket.

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JAN 4 | HALF DAY EVENT - KOREAN TRADITIONAL GAME DAYTry the various Korean traditional games with your Battle Buddy which will be provided with brief instructions. Try games like Jaegi-chagi, Yutnori and more! Open tournament.TIME: 1 p.m. COST: Free (Open tournament)

JAN 15 | MARTIN LUTHER KING WEEKEND EVENTPOOL TOURNAMENTTIME: 1 p.m. COST: Free (Open tournament)

JAN 16 | MARTIN LUTHER KING WEEKEND EVENTR/C CAR RACINGTIME: 1 p.m. - UTC, open tournament & cost free, at Rec Center

JAN 18 | MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY TRIPPYEONGCHANG TROUT FESTIVALNothing to do at home? How about going ice � shing with your friends and/or family? The Pyeongchang Trout Festival is a famous winter festival in Korea. Not only is there ice � shing, but you can enjoy other winter activities such as snow rafting, ice bicycle, Korean traditional sliding and more! Bring a warm jacket and gloves. Minimum 25 patrons.DEPART: 7:30 a.m. RETURN: 7 p.m. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Jan. 13FEE: $60 includes transportation, ice � shing and rides. Bring extra Korean won to taste some traditional snacks at the festival.

JAN 30 | BOSS TIGER WORLD TRIPTiger world (a.k.a. Woongjin Playdoci) is Korea’s � rst indoor ski resort. Along with the indoor ski run, the facility also offers a waterpark and spa, offering both an exciting and a relaxing experience, allowing visitors to enjoy both cool runs and warm spas.DEPART: 9 a.m. RETURN: 7 p.m. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Jan. 27FEE: $40 includes transportation, indoor snowboarding ticket and indoor pool ticket.

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January 23 Register NLT January 20

Taebaek Mountain Snow Festival with ODRDepart at 7 a.m., return at 7 p.m.

Costs (includes transportation): $10 for Families with 1 - 2 children per family. For Families with 3 or more children, $15 per family. Families are responsible for any entrance fees, food, etc. Festival entry fees for the Taebaek Mountain Snow Festival are 2,000 won for adults, 1,500 won for teens and 700 won for children. All Families must have youth currently registered with CYSS in order to attend these trips.

Registration deadline is one week prior to the date of the trip as indicated above. Register and make payments at Parent Central Services. For more information, call us at DSN 753-8274/3413.

CYSS FAMILY FIELD TRIPSDSN 753-8274/3413

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERDSN 753-8601

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January 23 Register NLT January 20

Taebaek Mountain Snow Festival with ODRDepart at 7 a.m., return at 7 p.m.

Costs (includes transportation): $10 for Families with 1 - 2 children per family. For Families with 3 or more children, $15 per family. Families are responsible for any entrance fees, food, etc. Festival entry fees for the Taebaek Mountain Snow Festival are 2,000 won for adults, 1,500 won for teens and 700 won for children. All Families must have youth currently registered with CYSS in order to attend these trips.

Registration deadline is one week prior to the date of the trip as indicated above. Register and make payments at Parent Central Services. For more information, call us at DSN 753-8274/3413.

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YOUTH CENTER DSN 753-5614

JANUARY 29 - 30 | Yangji Pine Village Overnight Ski tripCOST: $60Must be a CYSS-registered 9 - 12 grade youth. Register by January 25.

Caroline was chosen as the youth of the month for her upbeat attitude as well as her enthusiasm for participating in activities at the Youth center. When at the Youth center, her favorite pastimes are playing Splatoon on the Wii U, as well as drawing and coloring. Outside of the Youth Center,Caroline is involved in chess club, swim team and the Christmas play. Congratulations Caroline! C

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Family Advocacy Program (753-3742/6252)4: Breastfeeding Support Group, ACS @ 1 - 3 pm

4: Red Flags of Abuse, ACS @ 3 - 4 p.m.

4, 6, 11, 13, 20, 25, 27: Tummy Time and Romp & Stomp, Zoeckler Fitness Center @ 9 - 11 a.m.

5, 12, 19, 26: Marital Communication, ACS @ 9 - 10 a.m.

6: Pregnancy Preview Class, ACS @ 1 - 3 p.m.

6, 13, 20, 27: Parenting Class, ACS @ 9 - 10 a.m.

7, 14, 21, 28: Stress & Anger Management, ACS @ Noon - 12:45 p.m.

12: Lunch and Learn, ACS @ Noon - 12:45 p.m.

12: Parent Forum, Humphreys Elementary School @ Noon - 1 p.m.

13: Child Birth Class, ACS @ 1 - 3 p.m.

20: Breast Feeding Basics, ACS @ 1 - 3 p.m.

27: New Born Care Class, ACS @ 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

To register for classes, call DSN 753-8401. Registration is required for all classes 1 week prior to start date (exceptions are 1st Termer’s Finance and Newcomer’s Orientation).

Two Locations to Serve YouHumphreys ACS

BLDG. 311 . DSN 753-8401. TTY 753-3082DSN 753-6522 . COM: 05033-53-8401

Suwon ACSBLDG. 2200 . DSN 788-5024 . TTY 788-4880

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Family Advocacy Program (753-3742/6252)4: Breastfeeding Support Group, ACS @ 1 - 3 pm

4: Red Flags of Abuse, ACS @ 3 - 4 p.m.

4, 6, 11, 13, 20, 25, 27: Tummy Time and Romp & Stomp, Zoeckler Fitness Center @ 9 - 11 a.m.

5, 12, 19, 26: Marital Communication, ACS @ 9 - 10 a.m.

6: Pregnancy Preview Class, ACS @ 1 - 3 p.m.

6, 13, 20, 27: Parenting Class, ACS @ 9 - 10 a.m.

7, 14, 21, 28: Stress & Anger Management, ACS @ Noon - 12:45 p.m.

12: Lunch and Learn, ACS @ Noon - 12:45 p.m.

12: Parent Forum, Humphreys Elementary School @ Noon - 1 p.m.

13: Child Birth Class, ACS @ 1 - 3 p.m.

20: Breast Feeding Basics, ACS @ 1 - 3 p.m.

27: New Born Care Class, ACS @ 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

To register for classes, call DSN 753-8401. Registration is required for all classes 1 week prior to start date (exceptions are 1st Termer’s Finance and Newcomer’s Orientation).

Two Locations to Serve YouHumphreys ACS

BLDG. 311 . DSN 753-8401. TTY 753-3082DSN 753-6522 . COM: 05033-53-8401

Suwon ACSBLDG. 2200 . DSN 788-5024 . TTY 788-4880

Exceptional Family Member Program (753-6277)13: A to Z Self Support, ACS @ 9 a.m.

Employment Readiness Program (753-8321)7: Federal Resume Writing Class, ACS @ 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

14: Civilian Resume Writing Class, ACS @ 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.

21: Contract Bidding, ACS @ 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

26: HBE Class, ACS @ 9 - 10 a.m.

Financial Readiness (753-8403)

5: TSP: Saving and Investing, ACS @ 2 - 3 p.m.

7, 22: Credit Reports and Credit Reports Lab, ACS @ 2 - 3 p.m.*

8: Coupon Swap Club, ACS @ 9-11 a.m.

4, 11, 25: Personal Readiness Training & Initial PCS Move, ACS @ 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. **

12: Consumer Affairs: Credit Repair/ID Theft/Student Loans, ACS @ 2 - 4 p.m.

14: Insurance and Risk Management, ACS @ 2 - 3 p.m.

19: Bank Account Management & Budgeting Class, ACS @ 2 - 3 p.m.

Register now for the upcoming Lunch and Learn class in February! Bring your lunch and join us on February 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th from Noon - 1 p.m. at ACS. We will be discussing Clark Howard’s book, “Living Large for the Long Haul: Consumer Tested Ways to Overhaul Your Finances, Increase Your Savings, and Get Your Life Back on Track”. Books will be available for the � rst 15 participants!

* Credit Reports and Credit Scores Lab @ 2 pm – 3 pm. Participants will be using hands on learning on how to access their credit reports and credit scores at the ACS Computer Lab with assistance of the FRP Manager. In order to access your credit report you must have a working knowledge of your account information. Due to computer space limitations, class registration is required to reserve your seat by calling ACS at 753-8401.** This training is mandatory for all � rst term (� rst duty station) Soldiers E-4 and below. Class consists of Personal Financial Management Readiness. Please note that due to the holidays, the class will only be held on these speci� c dates. No registration for this class is required

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Relocation Assistance (753-8401)Tuesdays: Newcomers’ Orientation, Humphreys Community Fitness Center @ 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Tuesdays: Basic English Language Instruction, ACS @ 11:30 - 12:30 p.m.

Wednesdays: Learn about Korea, ACS @ Noon - 1 p.m.

Fridays: Basic Korean Language Class, ACS @ 11:40 a.m. - 12:40 p.m.

Tuesdays: Intermediate Korean Language Class, ACS @ 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

1st Friday of every month: Smart Start Transportation Class, ACS @ 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

3rd Wednesday of every month: The Ville Tour, Departs ACS @ 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.*Limited Space Available*

4,11, 18, 25: Re-entry Workshop, ACS @ 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.

28: International Spouses Support Group, ACS @ 10 - 11 a.m.

AFTB/Mobilization and Deployment (753-8401)11, 12, 14: AFTB Level II (G) 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

25, 26, 28: AFTB Instructor Training 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

*To become an AFTB Instructor you must complete AFTB Level I, II,III*

27: FRG Treasurer Training 9 -11 a.m.

Suwon ACS (788-5024) 20: Suwon NCB, ACS 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

12, 26: Plus One - Pregnancy Support Class, ACS 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

21: Korean Culture Brief, ACS 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.

21: Introduction to Korean Language, ACS 3:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

21: Suwon – Incheon Landing Bus Tour, ACS 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

08, 22: 1st Termer’s Finance Class, ACS 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

25: Reunion and Reintegration, ACS 1:30 - 3 p.m.

Additional Training Upon Request

Pre-Deployment Training: DSN 753-7439 Checkbook & Debit Card Management:

DSN 753-8403

Master Resiliency Training: DSN 753-7439 Cultural Mediation Services: DSN 753-8804

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Going to the hot springs on a cold day is probably one of my favorite things to do. A major bene� t of living at Camp Humphreys is that we are a short drive/cab ride away from Asan Spavis. Over the summertime, you may have made trips there to the outdoor water park . Over the wintertime, Asan Spavis transforms into an indoor and outdoor hot springs that also has a bath house.

Don’t get deterred by the cold weather.Being in a bubbly hot pool or jacuzzi in the wintertime is probably the most refreshing, relaxing and surreal feeling ever. You don’t have to be naked to be at the hot springs. In fact the dress code for the hot springs is 1) bathing suit, or even a swimming t-shirt over your bathing suit (I’ve seen people wear them there) and 2) you must have a swim cap or hat on at all times. So for those of you who have been itching to get out of your comfort zone and try something new and exciting this winter, this is the article for you!

I went on a Tuesday morning. The drive from the CPX Gate was super easy. It

was literally a straight drive for about 15 minutes. I made one or two right turns by following the signs to Asan Spavis (and my handy dandy GPS, but I probably could have done it without the GPS) and *BOOM* I was there in less than 20 minutes.

If I have any wisdom to impart onto you today, then I want you to learn how to say or show, “우리 평택에살아요” (pronounced “woori Pyeontaek eh sah-rah-yo”), which means, “we live in Pyeongtaek”, and guess what? Pyeongtaek residents receive 30% discount. They will also ask you if you’re in the military, or “군인” (goon-in), and receive a further 20% off! Yes, you read that correctly. Your entire experience at Asan Spavis will be a whopping 50% off! I do not know how long this promotion will last until, but from my knowledge, it has been around for quite a few years.

I asked for a spa & bathhouse pass, which gave me access to both the indoor/outdoor pools as well as the bathhouse. Access to part of the water park is also included. They have slides and a lazy river, all with heated water, and is conveniently covered to block the cold winds. Normally 37,000 won during the week, but I paid a total of 18,500 won.

First stop, locker rooms. Word to the wise: you need to be okay with nakedness. Being naked in a locker room is quite the norm out here in Korea. If it’s your � rst time and want to get used to the nakedness, just don’t make eye contact and you will be � ne! No one is looking at you. Because we went � rst thing, as soon as they opened on a Tuesday morning, my friend and I were the only ones in there.

Change into your bathing suit and head on out to the exit on the right towards the bathing pools. Next, rinse off and head into any pool you see. There is a fun kids’ section. The center has a large pool with smaller pools that have massage jets. There is even Dr. Fish (where tiny little � sh feed off of the dead skin from your feet) which can be enjoyed for KRW 5,000. Note: No need to carry money into the bathing pools. All transactions are charged to your locker key. Genius!

Check out the outdoor pools. The water is all heated and absolutely awesome. It may be cold while hopping from one pool to another, but once you are inside the pool, you feel like you’re in heaven! There’s a ginseng pool, herb pool and further down, there’s a large heated pool for those looking to do laps or leisure swims. To the side of the pool are three jacuzzi pools, all at different heat levels. When you � rst dip your toes into the hot pool, if it’s too hot, jump into the other temperature levels and work your way up!

After about two hours of switching back and forth between pools and having some catch up time with my friend, we then decided to go back indoors and into the bathhouse. Dress code here: No clothes. To be honest, as soon as you get naked, you might feel uncomfortable for a total of 5 minutes. After 5 minutes you realize that,“hey, everyone else is naked, having a fun time and minding their own business”, and then you get

THE FACTSSPA & BATH HOUSE PRICEWeekday Adult KRW 37,000 Weekend Adult KRW 44,000Weekday Kids KRW 28,000 Weekend Kids KRW 33,000 BATH HOUSE ONLY PRICEWeekday & Weekend Adult KRW 9,000Weekday & Weekend Kids KRW 7,000

OPERATING HOURS[Bath House (Sauna)]Mon-Fri 07:00-20:00 / Sat-Sun 07:00-21:00[Outdoor Hot Springs]

Mon-Thu 09:00-18:00 / Fri 09:00-19:00 / Sat-Sun & Holidays 08:00-20:00

– A ‘How To’ – Hot Springs Hot Springs – A ‘How To’ – By Annie Edwards

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was literally a straight drive for about 15 minutes. I made one or two right turns by following the signs to Asan Spavis (and my handy dandy GPS, but I probably could have done it without the GPS) and *BOOM* I was there in less than 20 minutes.

If I have any wisdom to impart onto you today, then I want you to learn how to say or show, “우리 평택에살아요” (pronounced “woori Pyeontaek eh sah-rah-yo”), which means, “we live in Pyeongtaek”, and guess what? Pyeongtaek residents receive 30% discount. They will also ask you if you’re in the military, or “군인” (goon-in), and receive a further 20% off! Yes, you read that correctly. Your entire experience at Asan Spavis will be a whopping 50% off! I do not know how long this promotion will last until, but from my knowledge, it has been around for quite a few years.

I asked for a spa & bathhouse pass, which gave me access to both the indoor/outdoor pools as well as the bathhouse. Access to part of the water park is also included. They have slides and a lazy river, all with heated water, and is conveniently covered to block the cold winds. Normally 37,000 won during the week, but I paid a total of 18,500 won.

First stop, locker rooms. Word to the wise: you need to be okay with nakedness. Being naked in a locker room is quite the norm out here in Korea. If it’s your � rst time and want to get used to the nakedness, just don’t make eye contact and you will be � ne! No one is looking at you. Because we went � rst thing, as soon as they opened on a Tuesday morning, my friend and I were the only ones in there.

Change into your bathing suit and head on out to the exit on the right towards the bathing pools. Next, rinse off and head into any pool you see. There is a fun kids’ section. The center has a large pool with smaller pools that have massage jets. There is even Dr. Fish (where tiny little � sh feed off of the dead skin from your feet) which can be enjoyed for KRW 5,000. Note: No need to carry money into the bathing pools. All transactions are charged to your locker key. Genius!

Check out the outdoor pools. The water is all heated and absolutely awesome. It may be cold while hopping from one pool to another, but once you are inside the pool, you feel like you’re in heaven! There’s a ginseng pool, herb pool and further down, there’s a large heated pool for those looking to do laps or leisure swims. To the side of the pool are three jacuzzi pools, all at different heat levels. When you � rst dip your toes into the hot pool, if it’s too hot, jump into the other temperature levels and work your way up!

After about two hours of switching back and forth between pools and having some catch up time with my friend, we then decided to go back indoors and into the bathhouse. Dress code here: No clothes. To be honest, as soon as you get naked, you might feel uncomfortable for a total of 5 minutes. After 5 minutes you realize that,“hey, everyone else is naked, having a fun time and minding their own business”, and then you get

comfortable and stop worrying about it.

There’s an outdoor pool. One that is really cold and another that is really hot. This is the traditional style of hot spring, originally from Japan. Traditionally, shocking your pores by switching between the cold and hot water truly cleans your pores out and relaxes the body. Now, I am not so much of the traditionalist with this and I will admit, I stuck to the hot pool when outdoors.

Next I explored the saunas. There is a jade sauna, charcoal sauna and steam sauna. Then, I explored all the pools, where there were hot herbal pools, jade pools and other pools of various hot temperatures. After a while, I was pretty done with feeling hot and was ready to shower and exit, but not before I booked myself a 때 (ddae) body scrub for 20,000 won. This body scrub involves a woman completely scrubbing your body of all its dead skin. It’s the cleanest feeling ever! There are other massages and body treatments and facials available and their menu is in English. The ‘ddae’ body scrub however is not on the English menu and I highly recommend it.

After the body scrub, next step is to shower. Note: I took my own body wash, shampoo and conditioner with me and stored it in my locker till I was ready to use. They have hair dryers, body lotion and a tiny vending machine � lled with toiletries like disposable razors, face masks, hair keratin treatment packs, etc.

THE FACTSSPA & BATH HOUSE PRICEWeekday Adult KRW 37,000 Weekend Adult KRW 44,000Weekday Kids KRW 28,000 Weekend Kids KRW 33,000 BATH HOUSE ONLY PRICEWeekday & Weekend Adult KRW 9,000Weekday & Weekend Kids KRW 7,000

OPERATING HOURS[Bath House (Sauna)]Mon-Fri 07:00-20:00 / Sat-Sun 07:00-21:00[Outdoor Hot Springs]

Mon-Thu 09:00-18:00 / Fri 09:00-19:00 / Sat-Sun & Holidays 08:00-20:00

ADDRESS 67, Asanoncheon-ro 157 beon-gil, Eumbong-myeon, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do

By Annie Edwards

Note: The discounts mentioned in this article are not re� ected in this price chart. There is no outdoor Hot Springs only price.

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Painting has always been a major genre of Korean art since ancient times with its roots in the unique lines and colors.In general, Korean paintings can be categorized into several ways according to its dynasty and subject.

The history of Korean painting starts from the three kingdoms period (18 B.C. - 668 A.D.) and includes the energetic style of the Koguryo, the elegant paintings of Baekje and the fanciful lines of the the Shilla works. It re� ects early Korean people’s humanity and artistic techniques.

Due to the powerful in� uence of Buddhism, the painting of the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392) were mostly based on the religion. Also during this period, the idea of paintings based on actual scenery, rather than stylized ideas, began to increase in popularity.

The Joseon Dynasty, by contrast, was more interested in the symbolism of plants and animals such as dragons and the Sagunja, plants known as “Four Noble Lords” (orchid, chrysanthemum, bamboo and plum tree). Idealized landscapes was another focus for them. Folk painting increased in demand during this time, too.

Paintings can be broken down into four ways by its subject: landscapes, portraits, genre and Minhwa.

Sansuhwa (산수화), the landscape paintings, represents both nature itself and one’s stylized imagination of nature. Painting an actual scene became more popular during the mid-Joseon period. During this time, many painters started to travel for search of beautiful scenery to paint.

Portraits were widely painted throughout Korean history, but large numbers of portraits were produced during the Joseon period. The subjects of portraits were mostly kings, of� cials, Buddha, literati or aristocrats and posing for a portraint painting was standardized with the

hands hidden in sleeves. In Korean art, genre painting (Pungsokhwa, 풍속화) refers to pictures of people’s hobby and daily life. Before the 18th century, these paintings were generally idealized images of noble member’s life, but the subject matter shifted away from the noble to the commoners. Due to this shift, works of the 18th century period are highly valued for their candid and realistic re� ection of Joseon society.

Kim Hong Do and Shin Yun Bok are the most common artists of genre painting. They developed a passionate interest in depicting the daily activities of commoners in their work through their paintings. Kim Hong Do preferred portraying people in various situations and scenes of everyday life with humor while Sin Yun Bok was absorbed in capturing an adult relationship of noble people with Giseang (기생).

By Solip Oh, Family and MWR Marketing Intern

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The Joseon Dynasty, by contrast, was more interested in the symbolism of plants and animals such as dragons and the Sagunja, plants known as “Four Noble Lords” (orchid, chrysanthemum, bamboo and plum tree). Idealized landscapes was another focus for them. Folk painting increased in demand during this time, too.

Paintings can be broken down into four ways by its subject: landscapes, portraits, genre and Minhwa.

Sansuhwa (산수화), the landscape paintings, represents both nature itself and one’s stylized imagination of nature. Painting an actual scene became more popular during the mid-Joseon period. During this time, many painters started to travel for search of beautiful scenery to paint.

Portraits were widely painted throughout Korean history, but large numbers of portraits were produced during the Joseon period. The subjects of portraits were mostly kings, of� cials, Buddha, literati or aristocrats and posing for a portraint painting was standardized with the

hands hidden in sleeves. In Korean art, genre painting (Pungsokhwa, 풍속화) refers to pictures of people’s hobby and daily life. Before the 18th century, these paintings were generally idealized images of noble member’s life, but the subject matter shifted away from the noble to the commoners. Due to this shift, works of the 18th century period are highly valued for their candid and realistic re� ection of Joseon society.

Kim Hong Do and Shin Yun Bok are the most common artists of genre painting. They developed a passionate interest in depicting the daily activities of commoners in their work through their paintings. Kim Hong Do preferred portraying people in various situations and scenes of everyday life with humor while Sin Yun Bok was absorbed in capturing an adult relationship of noble people with Giseang (기생).

Minhwa (민화), or folk painting, is artwork by commoners without formality and constraint. The subject was usually animals and plants like tigers and birds or mythical creatures like dragons. They have their own unique characteristics and are known for their humor and symbolism. It expresses the thoughts of commoners with great wit in a rough format, strong lines, vivid color and unconventional layout. The symbolisms found in Minhwa are mostly wishes of good health and well-being. Traditional paintings are valuable in a way that re� ects the mythology, religion, changing circumstances of culture and view points of the past era. It is reproduced in contemporary ways today by using them as designs for smart phone cases, accessories, stationery and so on.

By Solip Oh, Family and MWR Marketing Intern

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Feb 27th, 2016

All applicants must be a United Club member or a dependent of a United Club member. Applications will be available beginning 15 January, 2016. Deadline for completed applications is 6:00pm, 31

March, 2016.

Pick up your application at the Painted Door Thrift Store, email Amy Gillespie at unitedclubws@gmail.com, or download from the

United Club website at http://www.humphreysunitedspouses.com. United Club Grants are available on a monthly basis. Apply by the 15th of the

month for grant award the first of the following month.

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