venture magazine - april 2015

YOUR GUIDE TO KADENA FSS • APRIL 2015

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Schilling Community Center • 634-1387

Friday, 24 April • 5 pm - 8 pm$15 • Per personTickets available at the Kadena Offi cers’ ClubOpen to all ranks & services

Relish in a night of crime and chaos in the Caribbean where the guilty will mingle among the innocent. Guests will be tasked with uncovering the identity of the killer and making them pay for their crime.

Enjoy a full-service bar and heavy hors d’oeuvres buffet, and dress in your best tropical vacation wear for a chance to win our “best dressed” competition!

Experience an evening of refi nement at the Kadena Offi cers’ Club where you’ll enjoy a 5-course meal paired with samples of decadent wines. Tickets on sale at the Offi cers’ Club Customer Service Desk beginning 1 April.

Open to all ranks and services over 20 years of age.Kadena Offi cers’ Club • 966-7409

Cocktail Hour 6 pm

Dinner7 pm

Friday, 3 April • 10 pm - 2 amLadies, break out your most stunning cocktail dress for a chance to win big! Gentleman, dress your sharpest at our

First Friday event only at the Offi cers’ Club.

Kadena Offi cers’ Club • 966-7409

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Membership Appreciation Nights

Wednesday, 1 April5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Open to Kadena Offi cers’ Club members

Members, we’ve got a night for you with a delicious dinner buffet, games and

thousands of dollars in prizes!

Let the appreciation begin...

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Wednesday, 15 April5:30 pm

In the Rocker BallroomBuffet • 5:30 pm - 7 pm

Open to adult members of the Rocker and Banyan Tree Clubs.

Enjoy one of the best perks of club membership with a night of food, prizes,

and of course, lots of fun!

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Officers’ Club Adult Membership Night

Enlisted Club Adult Membership Night

Sunday, 26 April • 11 am In the Refl ections Lounge$5 • Nonmembers (food charge)

Watch UFC live on our big screen TVs while enjoying hors d’oeuvres and beverage specials.

All ranks welcome. Viewing is free.

Rocker NCO Club • 966-7234

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Wednesdays

Salsa Night • 8 & 29 AprilDance Lessons • 7 pm - 9 pm

Open Latin Dance • 9 pm - 11 pm

Thursdays

Unit vs. Unit Karaoke Competition2 & 9 April • 7 pm

Grand Finale Championship11 April • 7 pm In the Ballroom

Open Sing Karaoke15, 22 & 29 April

Double Elimination Dart Tournament 16, 23 & 30 April • 7:30 pm

Fridays

Devour Hour • 4:30 pm - 6:30 pmOld School R&B • 6:30 pm - 3 am

Saturdays

Old School R&B • 7 pm - 3 am


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JUNIOR GOLF CLINICSIf you’d like to know one secret about me, well, here

you go: I was once a junior golfer. Around the age of 12, my grandparents – both avid golfers themselves –

took me to the driving range to spend some quality time smacking golf balls around for fun. To their surprise and excitement, I was actually pretty good! They began taking me to the range regularly; they even bought me my first set of mini clubs that Christmas! They were tiny (like me), I remember, and they came in a bright purple bag. I loved those clubs.

By Christine Phillipp

In eighth grade, I was the only girl to show up for junior varsity golf team registration. Our school didn’t have an official “girl’s golf team,” so they set me up with the coach of the club team that carried our school’s name. I played all four years of high school, and it wasn’t until my senior year that girl’s golf became a recognized school sport. The certificate that shows I lettered reads, “First for the year.” I like to believe that it was really the first ever.

Golf is so rewarding because it takes persistence, accuracy, patience, and discipline to be successful. You don’t have to be the strongest or the fastest, and when you use all of the skills you’ve learned to finally hit that perfect shot, it just feels awesome.

There’s no better time to establish these skills than in adolescence. Fortunately for youth golfers on Okinawa, Chibana Golf Course will again hold junior golf clinics this summer featuring expert instruction from PGA professionals.

at the Chibana Golf Course

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JUNIOR GOLF CLINICSClasses will consist of four one-hour sessions that cover putting, chipping and the full swing. After completion of their clinic on Thursday, each junior golfer will receive a graduation certificate. On Friday, children will be able to put their new skills to use in a Play Day that starts at 8 am, followed by lunch.

No golf clubs? No problem! Chibana will have golf clubs available for junior golfers. Plus you’ll receive a 25% discount on any special order junior golf clubs purchased before 17 August!

I can say from experience that I wish there were clinics like this when I was first learning. The instructors are great, and kids have an absolute blast learning together. What’s even better is that on lovely, sunny days when you have some time to burn, you can take the kids to Chibana and play as a family. Seeing their skills improve in tandem with yours is very rewarding. Head over to the Chibana Golf Course today to sign up!

at the Chibana Golf CourseSign-ups run 1 April - 31 May at the Chibana Golf CourseCourse fee • $75 per childFor ages 6 - 14In this new Summer Junior Golf Program your kids will receive:• Four hours of expert instruction from PGA professionals• Fun exercises to help your children become better athletes and golfers• Fun practice drills to make learning easier and more enjoyable• Smaller class size to make sure everyone gets the personal attention they deserve• 9 Hole Play Day to put their new skills to use• And so much more!

Clinics begin 15 JuneJUNE • 15 - 19, 22 - 26JULY • 6 - 10, 13 - 17, 27 - 31AUGUST • 3 - 7

CHIBANA GOLF COURSE • 966-7327

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BANYAN TREE GOLF COURSE vs.

TAIYO GOLF COURSE

25 - 26 April 7:30 am • Shotgun (Both days)

$100 • Per player

The competition returns! Banyan Tree and Taiyo will face off once again in a gallant game on the green. The winning

team will bring home the coveted trophy for their course to keep on display for one year. Entry fee includes green & cart fees, gift pack, breakfast buffet, on-course beverages,

prizes and a banquet hosted by Taiyo Golf Course.

Participates must have a verifi able golf handicap. Sign up at Banyan Tree Golf Course.

Banyan Tree Golf Course • 966-7321

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Unlimited Possibilities @ Your Library! Come to the Library Sunday, 12 April for a QR code workshop to kick off our weeklong scavenger hunt! Visit the library each day for a new clue and we’ll fi nish the week with a drawing. You’ll earn up to three entries throughout the week by completing different tasks at the Library!

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Wednesday, 15 April 6 pm - 7 pmJoin us for a night with Private Ray Payne, author of “Ride the East Wind” and Okinawan restauranteur.

Thursday, 16 April4 pm - 5 pmThe Holocaust Remembrance Committee will read excerpts from “Diary of a Young Girl”by Anne Frank.

Not Your Mother’s Book Club

Kadena Library • 634-1502

Miles Halter leaves his home in Florida to attend Culver Creek Preparatory High School in Alabama for his junior

year. Alaska Young is an attractive yet emotionally unstable girl. Author John Green once again taps into the angst of teenagers as he did in “The Fault in our Stars.”

Join us for an engaging discussion at the Library.

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Wednesday, 8 April • 6:30 pm

Free Pet Adoption DaySaturday, 18 April Noon - 5:45 pmAt the Karing Kennels Adoption Facility

Prepayment of spay or neuter applies at time of adoption. *Discount applies to some adult pets only.

Karing Kennels is open for adoptions every Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday from noon to 5:45 pm. For more information please call 966-7338 or stop by building 54300.

Just adopted, Gredda!

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ADVENTURE TRIP

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Saturday, 25 April 12:45 pm - 4 pm

$99 • Per person (Ages 6 & up)Please bring snorkeling gear and a change of clothes.

Snorkeling with Whale Sharks

CYCLINGPedal to Zanpa

Saturday, 11 April 8 am - 1 pm

$10 • Per rider (bike not included)$18 • Per rider (bike & helmet included)

Open to beginner level cyclists.

CLIMBINGWarrior Wednesday: Indoor Rock Climbing

22 April • 9:30 am - 1 pm$25 • Per person (Ages 12 & up)

Trip includes transportation & climbing gear.

HIKINGWarrior Wednesday: Mt. Katsudake

8 April • 9 am - 1 pm$20 • Ages 8 & up

Trip includes transportation & tour guide.

KAYAKINGSea Kayaking & Snorkeling at Blue Cave

Saturday, 18 April7 am - noon

$60 • Ages 8 & up

HIKING TRIP to Kagoshima National Park22 - 25 May • Register now!

$850 • Ages 13 & upVenture to mainland Japan and climb a

volcano with Outdoor Recreation!

Register for all trips at Kadena Outdoor Recreation. Space is limited.

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6 - 10 April • 9 am - 5 pm$155 • Per person (book included)Ages 15 & up*You must be 16 years old to work on Kadena.

If you’re looking for a fun job in the Okinawan sun, get certifi ed to lifeguard! Applicants must successfully pass a swim test, attend all class sessions for the chosen course, and there must be at least three participants for a class to be held. Give Kadena Aquatics a call to fi nd out more today!

Kadena Aquatics • 966-7343

LIFEGUARD!

Private Tennis LessonsMonday - Sunday 1-hour lessons between 9 am & 11 am or 3 pm & 6 pm$20 • Private lesson$10 • Semi-private lesson (2 - 4 people)

Group LessonsMonday - Friday 4 Lessons totalVariable times$40 • Per person (Maximum 4 students per class)

Kadena Tennis Center • 966-7431

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GROUND SCHOOLTake to the skies and learn the fundamentals of flight with the Kadena Aero Club. Our 8-week

ground course will get you started on your flight path.Visit Building 736 or

call the Aero Club for more info!

Aero Club • 966-7301

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Open Play Weekends 10 am - 3 pmField Fee • $15Rental Package • $25

6 - 11 April $5 off any paint!

Outdoor Recreation

Sale!Enjoy $10 off fi eld fees and rental packages 6 - 11 April!

Kadena Aquatics • 966-7343

Saturday, 4 & 18 April • 8:30 am - 9:30 am$5 • Per personFree • Active Duty

Lady SpartansFairchild PoolTuesday, 7 April • 9:30 am - 10:30 am$5 • Per personFree • Active Duty

Lap SwimMonday - Friday5 am - 7 am, 11 am - 1 pm & 5 pm - 7 pm

Swim Lessons Registration for May Saturday, 25 April Noon - 2 pmSign up at Outdoor Recreation!

Tired of the same boring run? Let Kadena Aquatics take care of your physical training. Join us in an aquatic training evolution calibrated to a higher level of fi tness. Are you ready to train like a spartan?

For anyone looking to build greater strength in the water. Please bring swim shoes. Sign up at Kadena Aquatics!

Unit and Squadron PT available upon request.

at Fairchild Pool

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THURSDAY, 16 APRIL6 PM

Sign up as a team or as an individual.Please register at Risner’s

Customer Service Desk.

Risner Fitness Center • 634-5128

VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT

SATURDAY, 4 APRIL • 9 AM Come out and celebrate Risner’s Biggest Loser participants as they begin their journey to wellness in the year’s biggest weight loss challenge!

BECOME THE INSPIRATION. Risner Fitness Center • 634-5128

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

2015 Pacific Muscle Classic

HEALTH & WELLNESS

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Bodybuilding & Figure Championship

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2015 PACIFIC MUSCLE CLASSICSUNDAY, 17 MAYThe Pacific Muscle Classic (PMC) is an annual, elite fitness competition that began in 2006. In recent years the Classic has grown tremendously, reaching out to both the military community and local Okinawans. PMC strives to bring attention to the art of body sculpting, which is concerned with firmness, muscle tone, symmetry, proportion, and overall physical appearance of the muscular body.

Hosted by the Schilling Community Center on Kadena, the competition includes two categories of exhibition: figure and bodybuilding. Those competing in the “figure” category are evaluated on muscle tone and overall physique, while “bodybuilder” contenders are judged on a total presentation of size, symmetry, and muscular development.

Witness the 9th Annual Pacific Muscle Classic Sunday, May 17 at the Keystone Theater. Spectator tickets will go on sale Monday, April 20 at the Schilling Community Center and the Chibana Golf Course. Don’t forget to purchase a 2015 PMC workout shirt to show your support for this year’s contestants!

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

How did you get started with bodybuilding?

I began lifting weights in my backyard at the age of 10, when my uncle taught me how to exercise. He made a makeshift gym out of concrete buckets that he’d attached to a metal pole. We trained with dumbbells, and I would try to emulate him because I wanted to have the same physique. When my uncle moved I didn’t touch weights again for 10 years, during my first deployment to Okinawa as a young marine. I started incorporating what my uncle taught me at the gym, and I also began taking supplements to help with recovery and muscle growth. I bought everything a young PFC could afford – things like protein and weight gainer. For me, that was it. I was bit by the “iron bug.” For the next five years I only cared about becoming the biggest dude to walk in the gym.

2013 was my turning point when I switched from weightlifter to bodybuilder. I no longer wanted to be just huge; I wanted to look muscular and conditioned. I took a college nutrition class after work every day for three months. I learned a fair share of information about having a healthier lifestyle. I continue to practice a strict exercise regiment of both cardiovascular and weight training, as well as incorporating a healthier diet. I’ve managed to lose fat while at the same time putting on lean, quality muscle.

What has bodybuilding done for you?

It’s given me the privilege of taking part in a unique sport compared to others. Lifting weights is the easy part, it’s everything else that goes along with it – how the smallest adjustments can make such dramatic changes to your body – that can determine whether you are a champion or not.

What do you hope to get out of bodybuilding?

I look forward to the day I step on stage and share with an audience what I have molded in hopes of attaining perfect symmetry, definition, conditioning and muscular size. Someday, I’d like to compete at a professional level and be an ambassador to this great sport.

Daniel Castro is an up-and-coming bodybuilder who plans to compete in the Pacific Muscle Classic. We asked Daniel some questions about this physically-demanding sport and what he hopes to get out of it.

Do you have a special role model or inspiration for bodybuilding?

Whenever I feel like quitting on anything, whether it’s because I’m having a bad day or just because I’m super tired, my inspiration is all of the wounded warriors and fallen comrades that can’t do what we do anymore. There’s nothing more motivating than knowing a double amputee who lost his limbs to combat, yet despite his adversities he’s got more drive than individuals who are perfectly fine.

What are your bodybuilding goals?

To get my professional bodybuilder card, compete at a national level, become a military fitness trainer, and work as a fitness model.

What message do you have for aspiring bodybuilders?

The only competition you should have is yourself. Don’t get discouraged. Strive daily to be better than you were yesterday. There’s no such thing as perfection – only your own interpretation of what it means to be “perfect.”

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Yoga Strong

with Milagros 2 - 30 MaySaturdays • 10 amJoin us for a Pilates-style yoga class focused on developing your core strength. From novice practitioners to intermediate, this class is a perfect fi t for all yoga levels. Register at Risner Fitness Center.

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FAMILY, YOUTH, & TEENimagine

The Month of the Military Child

Celebrating

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Resilience.If you’re familiar with the military lifestyle, chances are you’ve heard the word a million times over. It sounds lovely, doesn’t it? Say it slowly and notice how the gracefulness of the first syllable is interrupted by the sharp hiss of the ‘s,’ only to settle on a soft whisper. Its pronunciation seems to betray its meaning, flexible enough to endure the harshest breath.

It’s a strong, malleable word that can withstand a lot of pressure. And it’s the only word I can think of when I consider what it means to be a military kid.

Today, there are about two million military children in the armed forces’ community, from newborns all the way to age 18. As children of our nation’s service members, they experience an upbringing that’s unique to the military lifestyle and culture. They have to deal with things like separation and reintegration due to a parent’s deployment, frequent moves, and the disruption of friendships. In spite of these challenges, however, military kids are known to persevere, adapt to, and even embrace their roles in the military community. (I’ve heard some of the older ones endearingly refer to themselves as, “military brats.”)

Yeah, these kids are tough and driven, and they do it with the strength of families and communities who give it their all to make anywhere feel like home.

April is the Month of the Military Child. In honor of our nation’s children, we sought one family from each military branch present on Okinawa to take part in a Month of the Military Child photo shoot. When you’re out and about this month, wear purple to show your support for these kids throughout the island (and world), and don’t hesitate to put a smile on their faces. After all, these aren’t just military children. They are our future.

“We love making new friends, roller slides, beaches, pools and sushi-go-rounds!” –Molly & Riley McPherson, Ages 6 & 4

Active Duty: LT Natalia Gerena, Navy

Spouse: Reece Churilla

Children: Naomi Gerena Churilla (Birthday pending!)

Active Duty: Antonia Campbell, Jr., GySgt, Marine Corps. Elizabeth Campbell, CWO2, Marine Corps.

Child: Antonia Campbell III, 5

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“We love singing songs like the national anthem and “Grand Ol’ Flag!” –Kryshna & London Bostic, Ages 6 & 3

“I love playing soccer and watching football with Daddy. Mommy is my favorite for hugs and kisses and helping in the kitchen.” –Antonia Campbell III, Age 5

Active Duty: CH (CPT) Jonathan McPherson, Army

Spouse: Ashley

Children: Molly, 6, Riley, 4, and Kelly, 2

Active Duty: Tony M. Bostic, E7 MSgt, Air Force Anita P. Bostic, E6 TSgt, Air Force

Children: Kryshna, 6, and London, 3

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FSS Activities for Military ChildrenYouth Center • 634-0500

Round One Friday, 3 April • 9 am - 3 pm $15 • Ages 9 - 12 Preregistration required

PaintballMonday, 6 April9 am - 11 am or 1 am - 3 pm$25• Ages 10 - 12 Preregistration required

Overnight Camping at Hiji Falls 7 - 8 April Depart • 7 April at 10 am Return • 8 April at 2 pm$30 • Ages 9 - 12Preregistration required

Splat Ball Wednesday, 8 April9 am - 11 am or 1 pm - 3 pm $15 • Ages 9 - 12Preregistration required

Snorkeling at the Keramas Thursday, 9 April • 7:30 am - 3 pm$75 • Ages 9 - 12Preregistration required

Neo Park Friday, 10 April • 10 am - 3 pm$10 • Ages 6 - 8Preregistration required

Month of the Military Child Fun DayFriday, 24 April • 4 pm - 6 pmKids will enjoy an obstacle course and MREs!

Emery Lanes • 966-7303

Military Child Youth Bowling Clinic7 - 8 April • 1 pm - 2:30 pm$10 • Per childFor ages 5 & upPrice includes shoes and 90 minutes of instruction with certified coach.

Spring Break PassesCome in the week before Spring Break and get your pass good for one free game for each of the five days of the week during the break.

Teen Center • 634-3866

Ice Skating at Southern HillTuesday, 7 April • 1 pm - 5 pm¥1,500 • Per person

Oki Splat PaintballWednesday, 8 April • 2 pm - 3:30 pm$25 • Per person Kokusai Street ShoppingThursday, 9 April • 1 pm - 5 pmFree! Open Mic NightFriday, 17 April • 6 pm - 8 pmFree!

Lock-InFriday, 24 April - Saturday, 25 April7 pm - 7 am$5 • Members $10 • Nonmembers *Signed permission slips are required for all events.

Arts and Crafts • 966-7347 Free Classes!Saturday, 11 April • 10:30 am - 4 pm Washi Egg Collage10:30 am - 11:30 am & 12:30 pm - 1:30 pmAges 5 - 15

Simple Watercolor with Mixed MediaAges 5 - 910:30 am - 11:30 am Greeting Cards with a Japanese Twist10:30 - 11:30 amAges 8 - 15 Washi Mini Kimono Magnet1:30 pm - 2:30 pmAges 6 - 15

Creative Clay Sculpture: Rabbit3 pm - 4 pmAges 7 - 15

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To learn more or sign up please contact Mary Bogar at 634-0514 or visit Bldg. 1850!

Interested in offering childcare from the comfort of home? Family Child Care is here for you! Get fully licensed and

insured, and make your own hours!

•Full-time & Part-time•Hourly •Extended duty•Weekend

Child Care Provider Classes

•Subsidy & School Age Children•Also providers who accept PCS and volunteer vouchers

We need providers for family in need of:

If you would like to

become a provider,

please visit us to pick

up an application!

April 2015

How to sign up:Step 1. Receive a referral from the Airman and Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) at 634-3366 or speak with your commander or fi rst sergeant.

Step 2. After receiving a referral, contact Resource & Referral at 632-7693.

Open to all ranks and services.

Saturday, 11 April 6 pm - 10 pm

Wakaba CDC and Himawari SAP

Parents’ Night OutDon’t qualify for a

referral but still need

a break? For $20 you

too can participate.

Contact Resource &

Referral at

632-7693.

Give Parents a Break is designed to provide childcare for active duty families with deployed or TDY spouses and those with special hardships.

*Age restrictions apply.Pre-registration required for all classes.Kadena Arts & Crafts • 966-7347

•Cake Decorating Basics•Greeting Cards & Paper Crafts

•Greeting Cards & Paper Crafts•Creative Clay Sculpture•Clay Washi Kokeshi Doll

•Shells & Seaglass Mini Album•Washi Egg Collage•Greeting Cards & Paper Crafts

•Greeting Cards & Paper Crafts•Creative Clay Sculpture•Acrylic Painting on Canvas

•Greeting Cards & Paper Crafts

Arts & Crafts

Spring Break Specials

5 - 11 APRIL

•Ceramic Bisque Figurine Painting

Let’s make something together!

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

•Kokeshi Doll Painting

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Schilling Community Center • 634-1387

MOVIE ON THE LAWN

Enjoy a feature presentation on the lawn next to USO Kadena. We’ll be showing Mockingjay and giving away prizes plus free snacks while supplies last. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets

and be ready for an exciting night!

Friday, 17 April • 7 pm - 9 pm

High TeaFor a lovely Mum & her dear children:

You are cordially invited to attend an exquisite afternoon of tea, sweets and etiquetteon the afternoon of the ninth of May

at the Kadena USO.

Dress in your High Tea best! Do be snappy though – space is limited!Sign up by 6 May at the Kadena Library.

For children ages 6 to 12.

How awesome is your mum?

Tell us in a 100 to 200 word essay. The winner will present their

essay during High Tea. Submissions accepted from

20 April to 6 May.Kadena Library • 634-1502

4 pm 2015

Digital Workshop: EBSCOhost

Thursday, 23 April • 11 am - 1 pmGain access to powerful research tools for school

assignments, research papers and more. EBSCOhost also offers e-books, audiobooks and databases.

April Library Events

Story TimeWednesday, 1, 15, 22 & 29 April • 10 am FREE! Ages 3 - 5 Your little ones will love exploring magical lands and meeting new people during our Story Time!

FOCUS Story Time:Month of the Military Child

Wednesday 8, April • 10 amWe’ll read Paper Hug by

Stephanie Skolmoski and create a craft to go along with the story!

Learn Your LettersBring your preschooler to the Kadena Library every Thursday for a fun, free class designed to help them learn their alphabet!

KADENALIBRARY 634-1502

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Kadena Offi cers’ Club

966-7409

Open to members of the Offi cers’ Club. Adults • $6.95Children • Free

Kadena Offi cers’ Club • 966-7409

Wednesday, 29 April5:30 pm

Stay classy, kids! Enjoy food, games and prizes for the whole family.

Okuma CampingSpring Break!

Celebrate your mom with a delicious Chef’s Special

dinner at Okuma’s Surfside Restaurant.

D I A M A N T E S R 3MANAMI SKY’S THE LIMIT

T.O.K GLEAN PIECE LIM T-DA

GATES OPEN AT NOON

FLYBOARD LASER SHOW

FLYBOARD LASER SHOW

MUSIC • FUN • F� D

LIVEE N T E R T A I N M E N T

Spring Break 2015 is rolling in to Okuma’s shores! Get ready for games, water sports, live entertainment, movie night

and more.

4 - 12 April

Bring the kids to Okuma and hang out with balloons and

The Bunny himself!

Make the best of your Memorial Day Weekend with camping,

free family games, movie night and live entertainment.

Reserve your room today!

22 - 25 May

Easter Egg HuntSunday, 5 April • 8:30 am

Mother’s Day Dinner

Sunday, 10 May • 5 pm

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Water Safety InstructorAlready a great swimmer? Why not lend a hand to the newbies and sign up to become a certified Water Safety Instructor! You will work with adults and children in a rewarding environment by helping them to build strong swimming skills and confidence in the water. The next classes will be held April 6 - 10 and May 4 - 9. Sign up at Kadena Aquatics today!

Living on Okinawa allows you to experience the water in every way possible. With boating, kayaking, jet skis, snorkeling, diving, and lounging poolside, the

possibilities are endless. Although water can be fun, there’s always a danger factor. Accidents do happen, and it’s of the utmost importance that we know how to handle those situations should they arise. Thankfully, Kadena Aquatics is here to teach us how to optimize safety during our stay in the water.

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Swim LifeDo you know your baby can learn to float on its own in the pool? Swim Life is a class offered by Kadena Aquatics that teaches children as young as six months that if mom or dad’s not around in the water – float on your back! The lessons also teach kids how to safely swim to parents without being afraid. This class is critical to water safety, and it’s also amazing to see the babies handle themselves in the water.

Swimming LessonsFor children and adults alike, Kadena Aquatics offers an array of swimming lessons. From one-on-one to group lessons, you can learn on your own or as a family! You can be confident that you and your children will gain essential swimming skills. If you’re unsure about your child’s swimming ability, check out their free swim lesson evaluations! This will measure what swim lesson level in which your child should participate.

Lifeguard CoursesIf you or your teen is interested in taking swimming to the next level, become a lifeguard! This rewarding experience will enable you to save lives in the event of a water emergency. Students also learn important life safety skills such as reacting quickly and appropriately to danger, being aware of surroundings and the potential for hazards, and first aid. Courses are held monthly. Contact Kadena Aquatics for more information.

There you have it! Okinawa sure is great when it comes to aquatics. So get outside, jump right in to those crystal clear waters and stay safe.

Learn the Importance of Water Safety with Kadena Aquatics By Christine Phillipp

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Adults • $15Children (Ages 6 - 12) • $10Infants (Ages 5 & under) • $5

Join Kadena ITT and cheer on your favorite Dragon Boat team as they race to the fi nish! May 5th is a Japanese holiday that celebrates children and offers respect to the “Gods of the Sea.” The race is also held to bring good luck to local fi shermen so they may reel in that big catch. Teams from all over Okinawa, as well as all military branches, will participate in the Dragon Boat Race. Don’t miss this exciting spectacle!

Kadena ITT • 966-7333 / 050-5865-1896

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YYY CLUB IE RESORT SPECIALSBirthday PlanCouples Plan

Cottage and Family Plan

INDIVIDUAL RESERVATIONSFor details and reservations, call

Kadena ITT at 966-7333.

UNIT RETREATS OR GROUP RESERVATIONS

Contact Brian Enloe for more information.080-6916-6544

[email protected]

Visit us on the web at www.ie-resort.com/english/Phone: 0980-49-5011 Fax: 0980-49-5130


Your Home Away from Home

Ie Island Lily Festival

18 April - 6 May

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Available now just inside the Schilling Community Center.

Platters • 966-7426

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FOOD

SNACK BAR SPECIALS

DAILY PATIO LINE-UP

The Meatball HoagieExperience meatballs just like Mama used to made, smothered in a rich pasta sauce and placed inside artisan’s bread. Covered with three fantastic cheeses: parmesan, provolone and mozzarella, and baked to golden brown.

Pint-Size

Chinese Chicken Salad Enjoy a traditional lettuce salad blended with crispy, fried sesame chicken, tossed in an Asian dressing, and blended with angel hair cabbage and sesame dressing. A tasty twist on a healthy dish!

Tomato & Avocado Salad You’ll really want to try our fresh blend of ripe avocade and plum tomatoes. Mixed with garden veggies for a light, fl avor-packed treat!

Pizza Special!Purchase a large 2-topping pizza

for only $10!

The “After 4” SpecialsSnack Bar Eat-In, Take-Out or Deliver

Sunday - Thursday • 4 pm - 10 pm Friday & Saturday • 4 pm - midnight

BTC Pasta BakesServed with 2 Garlic Cheezie Sticks!

Red pasta sauce, meatballs and italian sausage, mozzarella cheese

and ziti Or

White pasta sauce, pesto chicken, sautéed mushrooms, provolone

cheese and penne pasta

11 AM - 1:30 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY

Mondays & Wednesdays • All-you-can-eat Pasta & Pizza

Tuesdays • Backyard BBQ Bonanza with choice of Chicken, Pork Ribs or Beef Ribs

Thursdays • Teppanyaki (Chicken, Beef, Pork or Shrimp!)

Fridays • Grilled Ribeye Steak with all the fi xings

Banyan Tree Club • 966-7377

Open to all ranks and services.No takeouts or orders to-go.

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Lunch SpecialsWednesday, 22 April • 10 am - 2 pm

In T-Bones Dining Room

Bacon Avocado Chicken Club Sandwich Celebrate your administrative professional with a delectable

chicken club with bacon and avocado on sourdough bread and choice of one side.

The Potato Grecian Salad Garlic Aioli Potato Salad covered with a fresh lettuce medley,

vine-ripe tomatoes, black olives, cucumbers, pepperoncini, red onion and Feta cheese, and topped off with slices of grilled chicken.


Served from 10:30 am - 6:30 pmGet hooked on this delicious breaded codfi sh and

fries with a side of tartar sauce. For just $6.95, our Fish and Chips are sure to bring a smile to your face!

TEE HOUSE966-7429

Brunch Bu� etSunday, 5 April • 10 am - 2 pm

Adults • $19.95 ($2 member discount)Kids (Ages 6 - 12) • $8.95 ($1 member discount)Toddlers • $3


Rocker’s

Brunch Bu� et

Carving Station• Black Pepper Prime Rib of Beef • Honey Glazed Ham with Pineapple Rum Raisin Sauce•Herb Roasted Leg of Lamb

Cold Food Station • Peel & Eat Shrimp • Smoked Salmon • Assorted Sushi

Hot Food Stations• Omelet Station • Waffl e & French Toast Station

Also enjoy an array of cold crisp salads and fruit, and favorite hot dishes like roasted chicken, baked fi sh, green bean almandine and garlic smashed potatoes, plus delectable desserts and a champagne and mimosa station!

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Tuesdays are 2-4-1 price!

Served from 5 pm - 9 pm

Chimichurri Chicken

Shrimp Alfredo

Ribeye Steak with peppercorn sauce

Vegetarian Pasta

Mongolian BBQWednesday, 29 April • 5 pm

Build your own bowl of delicious meats, veggies and sauces, and then feast like a

warrior!

Thursday, Friday & Saturday Night Specials

Served from 5 pm - 9 pmAll meals include soup or salad, fresh bread, coffee

and tea.

Almond-Crusted Halibut Our mouth-watering Halibut is fl avored with lemon, basil and capers, and served with

tartar sauce.

Chicken MarsalaEnjoy a taste of Italy with

sauteed chicken in a decadent sauce.

Prime Rib10 oz. Cut • $19.9514 oz. Cut • $23.95

Fresh tossed salads, sautéed fresh veggies, juicy steaks and perfect al dente noodles -- these are just a few things to look forward to at T-Bones Restaurant located inside the Rocker NCO

Club! Mark your calendars for the last Wednesday of each month for Mongolian BBQ Day, and indulge in all of your breakfast favorites at the Sunday Breakfast Buffet. Whether it’s a night out with all of your friends, or an intimate date night, T-Bones’ family-friendly atmosphere is perfect

for any occasion. Visit us soon; the cheesecake is waiting!

Retiree Club Member Appreciation DayFriday, 24 April

If you’re a retiree, you can receive an additional $1 discount with the purchase of a full breakfast

or lunch entrée at T-Bones! Please show your retired Military ID, and Enlisted

Club Membership Card to receive discount.

SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET

Every Sunday • 8 am - 2 pmDon’t miss our delicious

all-you-can-eat Breakfast Buffet!

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Drive-By Lunch & Dinner

Mondays • 11 am - 1 pmEvery Monday feast on our freshly

grilled Sausage Stand and a variety of fresh salads and wraps*

*Prices will vary.

Thursdays • 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm$9 • Per person$6 • Ages 11 & underClub members receive $1 offEvery Thursday indulge in a Korean BBQ Mixed Plate: Chicken and Kalbi Ribs, White Rice, Kim Chi and Bean Sprouts


easide reakfastS BWill the real Benedict please stand up? Try one of our THREE signature Eggs Benedict breakfasts

exclusively at Seaside. We offer Smoked Salmon Benedict, Chorizo Benedict, and you can never go wrong with our Classic Benedict! What’s more, our Eggs Benedict are handcrafted with freshly-sliced

French baguettes and poached eggs, with your choice of country potatoes or cheddar grits.

Seaside Ristorante • 966-7401

FREE FOODfor enlisted club members!

This month’s Lucky States are Maryland and Louisiana!Please show your Driver’s License or State I.D and Enlisted Club

Membership card to receive a free meal. Open to all enlisted club members.

Rocker NCO ClubFriday, 3 April7 am - 10 amFree Breakfast Buffet at T-Bones!


Banyan Tree ClubThursday, 9 April11 am - 1:30 pmDon’t miss a delicious Teppanyaki Lunch!

Banyan Tree • 966-7372

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Enroll now | 634-5365 | www.troy.edu

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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

SCHEDULE of CLASSES: TERM V 2015TERM DATES: 25 May - 26 Jul 15 REGISTRATION DATES: 4 MAY - 24 MAY 15

Contact your local Troy University office for course dates and times.

Schedule is subject to change. Please check troy.edu or call 634-5365. All courses are three semester hours.Web-enhanced courses have some online requirements. Check the syllabus before registering or contact the instructor.

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at the Crow‛s Nest Club, April 3rd, 5-8pm

FREE

Big Screen Cartoon Movie, A Clown, Magician, Bounces, Balloons,

Food and beverages sold separatelyFor more information call Crow‛s Nest Club 966-7294/050-5865-3084,

Family Fun Night is FREE and open to All ranks, services & ages.

www.facebook.com/NavyMWROkinawa

April 24th, 8pm Start

At the Crow’s Nest Club

966-7294/050-5865-3084966-7294/050-5865-3084

Adults Only $10

American TV GameShow Spin Off

American TV GameShow Spin Off

Show will feature Five $1,000 cases on Deal or No Deal

(aka greedy or not greedy).


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$17.95 Adults $8.95 Child (6-10)$17.95 Adults $8.95 Child (6-10)Hawaiian buffet sold separately 6-9pmHawaiian buffet sold separately 6-9pm

At the Crow’s Nest ClubHalau Hui nohana aloha hawaiian dancers 7pm

April 17th Starts 6pm

Free! 966-7294/050-5865-3084

966-7294/050-5865-3084

Whole Roasted PigHuli-Huli Chicken

Pineapple Beef KabobsSweet & Sour Fish

Hawaiian RiceHawaiian Cole Slaw

Aloha Breadsticks & Pineapple Upside Down Cake

966-7294/050-5865-3084966-7294/050-5865-3084

April 5th 10am-3pmApril 5th 10am-3pm at the Crow’s Nest Clubat the Crow’s Nest ClubAdults $15.95 Kids (6-10) $7.95 Kids under 5 FreeAdults $15.95 Kids (6-10) $7.95 Kids under 5 Free


Every Fridayat the Crow’s Nest Club5-8 PM

966-7294/050-5865-3084Adults $10.50 / Kids (6-10) $5.25

4/25（土） 4/26（日）4/25（土） 4/26（日）

エンターテイメントも盛りだくさん！

お問い合わせはこちらまで For more information 622-1877 / 098-954-1877

Facebook.com/NavyMWROkinawaAll guests are subject to identification checks upon entering the installation. Visitors are asked to bring photo identification (license, passport, etc).

Bags will be subject to search. Alcoholic beverages (of any type), ice chests or beverage coolers, pets, skateboards, and heeleys will not be allowed at the festival.

ゲートにて写真付身分証明書（運転免許証、パスポート等）を提示して下さい。手荷物は中身を検査させていただく場合もあります。酒類、クーラーボックス、動物、スケートボード、ローラーシューズのお持込みはご遠慮下さい。

※入場は日本国籍及び米国籍所有者のみとなります。White Beach Festival is open to SOFA and local nationals! NO PETS PLEASE

ペット禁止

11am-9pm11am-9pmSaturday April 25th, Sunday 26thSaturday April 25th, Sunday 26th

●ドラゴンボートレース●ダンボールいかだレース　●ちびっこランド ●ピエロ


＊Dragon Boat Races＊Riff Raft Regatta

＊Kiddy Land ＊Clown



Watch our Facebook page for updates

KiddyLand

KiddyLand

Tenryu TaikoTenryu Taiko

DragonBoatRace

DragonBoatRace

Ri�Raft

RegattaRi�Raft

Regatta

And lots of Entertainment!

4/25（土） 4/26（日）4/25（土） 4/26（日）

エンターテイメントも盛りだくさん！

お問い合わせはこちらまで For more information 622-1877 / 098-954-1877

Facebook.com/NavyMWROkinawaAll guests are subject to identification checks upon entering the installation. Visitors are asked to bring photo identification (license, passport, etc).

Bags will be subject to search. Alcoholic beverages (of any type), ice chests or beverage coolers, pets, skateboards, and heeleys will not be allowed at the festival.

ゲートにて写真付身分証明書（運転免許証、パスポート等）を提示して下さい。手荷物は中身を検査させていただく場合もあります。酒類、クーラーボックス、動物、スケートボード、ローラーシューズのお持込みはご遠慮下さい。

※入場は日本国籍及び米国籍所有者のみとなります。White Beach Festival is open to SOFA and local nationals! NO PETS PLEASE

ペット禁止

11am-9pm11am-9pmSaturday April 25th, Sunday 26thSaturday April 25th, Sunday 26th







Watch our Facebook page for updates

KiddyLand

KiddyLand

Tenryu TaikoTenryu Taiko

DragonBoatRace

DragonBoatRace

Ri�Raft

RegattaRi�Raft

Regatta

And lots of Entertainment!

11 AM - 3 PMReach for the top at one of Okinawa’s premier rock climbing gyms down south. Grab a friend and sign up today!

Schilling Community Center

DIVE CERTIFICATION COURSE

*Signups for all Single Airman trips will open Thursday, 2 April at noon and will close 3 days prior to event date.

*Small fee applies to all trips.

www.facebook.com/Kadena Single Airman Schilling Community Center • 634-1387

DEEP SEA FISHING

INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING

SATU RDAY, 11 A PRIL

SATU

RDAY 25 APRIL • 5:15 AM - 4 PM

Join us on an all-inclusive deep sea fi shing trip. Please bring a cooler and zip-lock bags to store your fresh catches.

Are you a sea junkie? Want to go further than just snorkeling? Come and get scuba certifi ed through our full one-week course offered with Kadena Marina.

DATE: 18 - 26 APRIL

facility phone numbers & hours of operation Note: Hours are subject to change

CLUBS & DININGBanyan Tree Club Bldg. 431Customer ServiceKadena: 966-7372 JP: 050-5533-3094 Sun-Thu 9 am - 10 pm Fri & Sat 9 am - 3 amCatering Kadena: 966-7369 JP: 050-5865-1870 Mon-Fri 9 am - 5 pmDeliveryKadena: 966-7375 JP: 050-5865-3094 Sun-Thu 4 pm - 10 pm Fri-Sat 4 pm - 12 amSnack Bar & Internet CaféKadena: 966-7377 JP: 050-5865-1872 Mon-Thu 6:30 am - 10 pm Fri 6:30 am - 3 am Sat 8 am - 3 am Sun 8 am - 10 pmLounge Sun-Thu 4 pm - 11 pm Fri & Sat 4 pm - 3 am

Kadena Officers’ Club Bldg. 313Customer ServiceKadena: 966-7409 JP: 050-5865-1873CateringKadena: 966-7408 JP: 050-5865-1874Barber Shop Mon-Sat 9 am - 5 pm Sun & Holidays ClosedCafé LatteKadena: 966-7416 JP: 050-5865-1875 Mon-Thu 6:30 am - 10 pm Fri 6:30 am - 12 am Sat 7:30 am - 12 am Sun 2 pm - 10 pmLounge Mon-Thu 4 pm - 11 pm Fri 4 pm - 2 am Sat 5 pm - 1 am Sun & Holidays ClosedDaily Lunch Buffet Mon-Fri 11 am - 1:30 pm Holidays & PACAF Family Days Closed Sunday Champagne Brunch 9:30 am - 2 pm

Rocker NCO Club Bldg. 621Customer ServiceKadena: 966-7234 JP: 050-5865-1876 Daily 9 am - 9 pmT-BonesBreakfast/Lunch Mon-Fri 6 am - 2 pm Sat & PACAF Family Days 7 am - 2 pm Sunday Breakfast Buffet 8 am - 2 pm Holidays 7 am - 2 pmDinner Mon-Thu 4 pm - 9 pm Fri 4 pm - 10 pm Sat, Sun, & Holidays 5 pm - 9 pmT-Bones take-out ordersKadena: 966-7380 JP: 050-5865-1876The Daily Grind Mon-Thu 6 am - 9 pm Fri 6 am - 10 pm Sat 7 am - 9 pm Sun 8 am - 9 pmRoute 66 Mon-Thu 11 am - 5 pm Fri 11 am - 3 am Sat 2 pm - 3 am Sun 2 pm - 9 pm Holidays ClosedLounge Wed & Thur 7 pm - 11 pm Fri 4:30 pm - 3 am Sat 7 pm - 3 amGame Room Lounge Sun - Thu 10:30 am - 12 am Fri & Sat 10:30 am - 3 amCateringKadena: 966-7378 JP: 050-5865-1877 Mon By appointment Tue-Fri 9 am - 4 pmBarber Shop Mon-Sat 9 am - 6 pm Sun & Holidays Closed

AirPower Café Bldg. 3522Kadena: 966-7405 JP: 050-5865-1878 Mon-Fri 6 am - 2 pm Sat, Sun, & Holidays Closed

Chili’s Grill & Bar Bldg. 105Kadena: 966-7360 JP: 050-5865-1879 Mon-Sun 11 am - 10 pm

Chili’s Too Bldg. 337Kadena: 966-7366 JP: 050-5865-1880 Mon-Thu 7 am - 9 pm Friday • 7 am thru Sunday • 9 pm

Jack’s Place Bldg. 9950Kadena: 966-7422 JP: 050-5865-1881Tue-Thu 5 pm - 9 pm Fri 5 pm - 10 pm Sat Teppanyaki 4:30 pm - 10 pm Dining 5 pm - 10 pm Sun Teppanyaki 4:30 pm - 9 pm Dining 5 pm - 9 pm Mon Closed

Johnson Dining Facility Bldg. 843 Kadena: 634-4494Mon-Thu Breakfast 6 am - 8:30 am Lunch 11 am - 1:30 pm Dinner 4:30 pm - 7 pm Midnight Meal 10 pm - 1 amFriday Breakfast 6:30 am - 8:30 am Lunch 11 am - 1:30 pm Dinner 4:30 pm - 7 pm No Midnight MealFlight KitchenKadena: 634-4418 Open 24-hours, seven days a week

Marshall Dining Facility Bldg. 178 Kadena: 634-1900Mon-Fri Breakfast 5:30 am - 8 am Lunch 10:30 am - 1 pm Dinner 4 pm - 7:30 pm Midnight Meal 10 pm - 12:30 amWeekends, Holidays, & down days Brunch 6:30 am - 1 pm Dinner 4 pm - 7 pm Midnight Meal 10 pm - 12:30 am

Platters Snack Bar & Breyers Bldg. 455Kadena: 966-7426 JP: 050-5865-1882 Mon-Fri 7 am - 4 pm Sat, Sun & Holidays Closed Holidays Closed

Seaside Ristorante Bldg. 3629AKadena: 966-7401 JP: 050-5865-1883 Sun, Wed, & Thu 11 am - 8:30 pm Fri & Sat 11 am - 9 pm Mon & Tue ClosedTee House Restaurant Bldg. 11 Kadena: 966-7429 JP: 050-5865-1884Breakfast 6 am - 10:30 amLunch & Dinner 10:30 am - 6:30 pm

RECREATIONAero Club & Flight Training Center Bldg. 736Kadena: 966-7301 JP: 050-5865-1885 Mon-Fri 10 am - 6 pm Sat 11 am - 3 pm Sun Closed

Arts & Crafts Center Bldg. 435Crafty Things & Balloon CornerKadena: 966-7347 JP: 050-5865-1886 Mon-Thu 10 am - 8 pm Fri-Sun 10 am - 6 pmKeepsakes PlusKadena: 966-7352 JP: 050-5865-1887Mon-Fri 10 am - 6 pmFrameWorksKadena: 966-7353 JP: 050-5865-1888Tue-Thu 10 am - 8 pm Fri-Mon 10 am - 6 pmMud FactoryKadena: 966-7351 JP: 050-5865-1890 Mon & Tues Closed Wed-Thu 12 pm - 8 pm Fri-Sun 10 am - 6 pmWooden SolutionsKadena: 966-7349 JP: 050-5865-1889Tue-Thu 12 pm - 8 pm Fri-Sun 10 am - 6 pm

Auto Hobby Center Bldg. 1436 Parts Store/CashierKadena: 966-7355 JP: 050-5865-1891Mon-Fri 8 am - 8 pm Sat 8 am - 9 pm Sun 10 am - 6 pmService Maintenance/Tool RoomKadena: 966-7356 JP: 050-5865-1892 Mon-Fri 11 am - 8 pm Sat 8 am - 9 pm Sun 10 am - 6 pm

Banyan Tree Golf Course Bldg. 12Kadena: 966-7321 JP: 050-5865-1893Pro Shop Wed-Mon 5:30 am - 6 pm Tue 9 am - 6 pmGolf Course Wed-Mon 6 am - Dusk Tue Noon - DuskDriving Range Mon 6 am - 6 pm 1st & 3rd Tue 8 am - 7:30 pm 2nd & 4th Tue 6 am - 7:30 pm Wed-Sun 6 am - 7:30 pm Owari Lounge Mon-Tue Closed Wed-Fri 1 pm - 6 pm Sat-Sun 11 am - 6 pm *Open on all American holidays from 1 pm - 6 pm

*To call any 634-, 632- or 966- number above from a cellphone, dial 098-938-1111, wait for the dial tone, and then dial the listed number.

Chibana Golf Course Bldg. 55061 Kadena: 966-7327 JP: 050-5865-1894Pro Shop Mon-Fri 6:30 am - 6 pm Sat, Sun, & Holidays 6 am - 6 pmDriving Range Mon, Wed- Fri 6 am - 6:30 pm Tue 9 am - 6:30 pm Sat, Sun, & Holidays 6 am - 6:30 pmChippers Lounge Mon, Wed, Thu, & Fri 7 am - 6 pm Tue 9 am - 6 pm Sat, Sun, & Holidays 6:30 am - 6 pmEmery Lanes Bowling Center Bldg. 113Kadena: 966-7303 JP: 050-5865-1895 Mon-Thu 7 am - 10 pm Fri 7 am - 1 am Sat 8 am - 1 am Sun & Holidays Noon - 8 pmStrikers Café Mon-Thu 7 am - 9:30 pm Fri 7 am - 12:30 am Sat 8 am - 12:30 am Sun & Holidays Noon - 7:30 pmBreakfast Mon-Fri 7 am - 11 am Sat 8 am - 11 am Brooklyn’s Mon - Thu 5 pm - 10 pm Fri & Sat 5 pm - 1 am Sun & Holidays Closed*Last call for bar is 30 minutes prior to close.Call for special functions and party reservations.Kadena Base Library Bldg. 451Kadena: 634-1502 Mon-Wed 10 am - 8 pm Thu-Sun 10 am - 6 pm Holidays ClosedKadena Information, Tickets, & Travel Bldg. 455Kadena: 966-7333 JP: 050-5865-1896 Mon-Fri 10 am - 5 pm Sat 10 am - 2 pm Sun ClosedKadena Marina One mile north of Kadena Gate 1Scuba & SeaKadena: 966-7345 JP: 050-5865-1898 Mon & Wed-Fri 10 am - 6 pm Tue Closed Sat, Sun, & Holidays 7 am - 6 pmBoating OperationsKadena: 966-7282 Mon & Wed-Fri 10 am - 5 pm Tue Closed Sat, Sun, & Holidays 7 am - 5 pmOkuma Located 51 miles north of Kadena off Route 58Reservation Desk 631-1991/1992 Daily 8 am - 5 pmSurfside Restaurant 631-1805For breakfast, lunch, and dinner times, visit www.kadenafss.com/rec/okumaBoating (Okuma Beach Mart) 631-1815/631-1804 Daily 9 am - 5 pmOutdoor Recreation Bldg. 614Kadena: 966-7343 JP: 050-5865-1899Rental Equipment Mon-Fri 10 am - 6 pm Sat 8 am - 5 pm Sun & Holidays ClosedReservation for Flea Market & ParksKadena: 966-7343 JP: 050-5865-1899PaintballKadena: 966-7343 JP: 050-5865-1899Paintball Rec Play Sat & Sun 10 am - 3 pmKadena AquaticsKadena: 966-7343 JP: 050-5865-1899Fairchild Pool Lap Swim Mon-Fri 5 am - 7 am, 11 am - 1 pm, 5 pm - 7 pm *Swim lessons also available!Risner Fitness Center • Open 24 hours Bldg. 109Kadena: 634-5128Juice Bar Daily 5 am - 9 pmMassage TherapyKadena: 634-5129 Daily 9 am - 9 pmFitness Assessment Cell (FAC)Kadena: 634-8197 Mon-Fri 9:30 am - 12:30 pmRisner Sports Pro Shop & Tennis Center Bldg. 123Kadena: 966-7431 JP: 050-5865-1900 Daily 9 am - 6 pmSchilling Community Center Bldg. 455Kadena: 634-1387 Mon-Fri 7 am - 9 pm Sat 8 am - 7 pm Sun Closed Holidays, & PACAF Family Days 11 am - 5 pm

YOUTH & TEENChild Development Centers Mon-Fri 5:45 am - 6 pmWakaba Bldg. 132Kadena: 632-7420Niko Niko Bldg. 334 Kadena: 634-5263Family Child Care Bldg. 1850Kadena: 634-0514 Mon-Fri 8 am - 5 pmParent Assistance Mon-Fri 8 am - 9 am

School Age ProgramHimawari School Age Program Bldg. 439Kadena: 632-0202 Mon-Fri 5:45 am - 6 pmShima No Ko School Age Program Bldg. 4081Kadena: 632-0257 Mon-Fri 5:45 am - 6 pmTeen Center Millennium Bldg. 499Kadena: 634-3866Recreation School Days Mon-Thu 2 pm - 6 pm Fri 2 pm - 11 pm Sat 4 pm - 9 pmNo School & Half Days Mon-Thu Noon - 6 pm Fri Noon - 11 pmOffice Mon-Fri Noon - 6 pmYouth Center Bldg. 1849Kadena: 634-0500Rec Room School Days Mon-Fri 2 pm - 6 pm Sat Noon - 6 pmNo School & Half Days Noon - 6 pmFront Desk Mon-Thu 9:30 am - 7 pm Fri 9:30 am - 6 pm Sat 9 am - 5 pmYouth Sports & Fitness Bldg. 499Kadena: 634-1384Office Mon-Fri 10 am - 5 pm24-Hour Information LineKadena: 632-0286

SERVICESAirman & Family Readiness Center Bldg. 220Kadena: 634-3366 Mon-Fri 7 am - 5 pm Holidays Closed

Army Veterinary Treatment Facility Bldg. 731Kadena: 966-7593 JP: 050-5865-3083 Mon, Tue, Thu, & Fri 8 am - 4:30 pm Wed 10 am - 4:30 pm Sat, Sun, & Holidays Closed Last duty day of each month Closed

Education & Training Bldg. 59Customer Service Kadena: 634-1500Base Training Kadena: 634-5943Formal Training Kadena: 634-1688Civilian Training Kadena: 634-5940Military Testing Kadena: 634-1500Voluntary Education Testing Kadena: 634-1500Hours are all the same for above offices. Mon & Fri 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Tue-Thu 8 am - 2:30 pm Closed on Holidays, PACAF Family Days, & down daysHuman Resources Office Bldg. 723Kadena: 634-2330 Mon-Fri 8 am - 3 pm

Karing KennelsBoarding Facility Bldg. 4065Kadena: 966-7339 JP: 050-5865-1902 Mon, Tue, Thu, & Fri 10 am - 5 pm Sat & Sun 11 am - 6 pm Wed & Holidays ClosedPet Adoption Facility Bldg. 54300Kadena: 966-7338 JP: 050-5865-1901 Tue, Sat, & Sun Noon - 6 pm Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, & Holidays ClosedAfter hours, please call 966-7339.Laundry and Dry CleaningKadena, Bldg. 612Kadena: 634-0443 Mon-Sat 7 am - 5:30 pmKinser, Bldg. 706Kinser: 637-1267 JP: 090-6866-1517 Mon-Fri 7:30 am - 4 pmManpower & Organization Bldg. 106 Kadena: 634-4865 Mon-Fri 7:30 am - 4:30 pmMilitary Personnel Section Bldg. 721BKadena: 634-8978 Mon - Fri 8 am - 3 pm (walk-ins) 2nd & 4th Wed 8 am - 6 pm (walk-ins) Close at noon 3rd Thursday of each month.*CAC/dependant/civilian/retiree cards are issued by appt only. Please make an appt. via RAPIDS by visiting www.kadenafss.com.Shogun Inn Bldg. 332Kadena: 632-1010 JP: -098-962-1010 24-hours a day, seven days a week




Discover Okinawa for Newcomers

Home BuyingClasses

Drivers Education

Schilling Community

Center 634-1387

Panda Taxi • 098-937-8889Daiko • 098-946-5477AADD • 098-961-AADD (2233)

Your Wingman

COUPON SPECIALGrab a coupon

from our Facebook page!

Prizes in 7 Categories!1st Place • $5002nd Place • $200

Best of Show wins $500, a professional video shoot and a chance to compete for Air Force Entertainter of the Year!

Grand Prize PackageCD studio recording session or professional training, plus a $5,000 5-day/4-night trip for three people to Los Angeles,

Las Vegas or New York City!

Registration • 30 March - 24 April At Schilling Community Center

Saturday, 23 May • 5 pm At Keystone Theater

Open to all ranks of Air Force. Find out more at MyAirForceLife.com/Entertainer

FACIAL & BODY MASSAGE

NON-SURGICALFAT REDUCTION

HAIR REMOVAL

Ultrasonic Cavitation TreatmentNon-surgical and painless fat loss!¥12,000 ¥6,000* (60 min)¥18,500 ¥10,000* (120 min with Cavitation plus Body Wrap or EMS)

*One-time only for one customer • Not accepted with any other 2nd branch opening special • Valid until end of April 2015

Reservations required. Open: 10 am - 7 pm lifeokinawa.com

Underarms ¥980

Brazilian 1 session ¥9,800

Below Knees 1 session ¥5,980

Men’s Chest 1 session ¥5,980

Facial30 min. ¥2,98050 min. ¥3,98080 min. ¥6,380

Deep Tissue Massage30 min. ¥2,98050 min. ¥3,98080 min. ¥6,980

Body Oil Massage30 min. ¥2,98050 min. ¥4,980100 min. ¥8,000

Couples Massage60 min. ¥5,00070 min. ¥6,000120 min. ¥10,000

(Price per person)

Available at main branch Available at 2nd branch Available at both

RT58

2FKAB Gate 1

Tel. 098-936-4062

Tel. 098-989-3010

2nd Branch

To Camp Foster

To Seawall

To Nago

Family Mart

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*Pore cleansing ¥5,980 ¥5,000

2ND BRANCH OPENING SPECIAL

2ND BRANCH OPENING SPECIAL*Below the knees ¥5,980 ¥2,980

Gift Certifi cates

also available!


2ND BRANCH OPENING SPECIAL

*Self-cavitation 20 min ¥2,000 ¥1,000

April SpecialAcupunctureRegular course ¥2,000 ¥1,000 50% OFF! Available only at 2nd Branch. Reservations required.

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