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April 201490th Force Support Squadron Monthly Recreation Guide

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Dog Sledding TripApril 12

Ride in the sled as an experienced musher expertly guides the sled down the trail!

More info inside! $30

Call ODR at 773-2988

Month of the Military Child

BASH!Fall Hall Community CenterFriday, April 25, 5:30 - 8 p.m.

FREE!Come celebrate military

youth and families!

Bouncy HousesCarnival GamesFace Painting

SnacksDancing

Much MORE!No federal endorsement of sponsor intended.

Call the Youth Centerat 773-4368

April 10, Coffee, Pastries, and Pottery 10 a.m. - noon at Fall Hall Community Center. Come out and enjoy coffee, pastries, and pottery. Xtreme Beans will be open for you to purchase your favorite coffee drink. Then pick out a piece of pottery and be creative! Pastries and pottery provided for $15. Pre-registration is required. Call Fall Hall Community Center at 773-3510 to sign up!

April 8, Homeschool Special 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. For ages 15 and younger when accompanied by a parent. Come rock climb/bouldering, bat in the bat-ting cage or laser tag with other home-school families. Cost is $5 per person. This program is held the 2nd Tuesday of each month.

Wednesday Night Game Night- Cards against Humanity Game Night (18 and older only) 4 - 6 p.m. If you aren’t a horrible person already, you will soon be. When you play ‘Cards Against Humanity’ you will be shocked, appalled, and worst of all, you will learn and adapt. You’ll reach for your smartphone and search for terms you’ve drawn.

April 17, Bouldering Meet Up- Held every 3rd Thursday of the month, 4 - 6 p.m. Come join your friends and practice belaying and rock climbing for a reduced price of $4. Remember our new monthly bouldering pass! Pay $30 dollars and boulder as much as you would like for a month.

Early Riser Saturdays Come to Fall Hall on Saturdays before 1 p.m. and receive half off bouldering, batting cages and laser tag.

SpecialsXtreme Beans Venti Peach tea for

the price of a Grande or your choice of a Hot Chocolate or Carmel Apple Spice - Grande for the price of a Tall!

ClassesArchery Certifications are avail-

able on Tuesday and Thursday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. or call for an appointment. Cost is $12. Basic safety certification plus annual membership entitles pa-trons ages 18 and older to “key check out” privileges. Annual memberships: $15 per year per person. Family mem-bership is $15 for first two members and $5 each additional member

Indoor Rock Climbing Belay Certifications Get your belay cer-tifications for $12 and bring a belay friend for 50% off. Call 307-773-3511 to schedule an appointment. NEW! Pay $30 and belay as much as you would like for a month!

fall hall 773-3510 • 110 East Plaza

bowling center773-2210 • 6004 10th Cavalry

Bowling Center closed April 20Perfect Approach Pro Shop now

open for all your Bowling needs. April Ball of the Month - Motive Venom Shock - Save 20%!

April 3 is Thankful Thursday! Buy a lunch combo at Spinz, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. and receive two free games of bowling and $1 shoes.

April 7, Manic Monday 11 am. - 2 p.m. Get a strike where there is a colored head pin and receive a free game of bowling coupon to use on your next visit.

April 15, Tax Day Special Buy one game, get one free, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

April 23, Administrative Assis-tant Day 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Bring your assistant bowling! They will recieve two free games of bowling with the purchase of your two games. Shoe rental $2.

Spinz Now Open!Check out Spinz Hand Crafted

Food at Warren Lanes!

Paradise Palms Massage Thera-py Now located at Fall Hall Community Center! Call 307-220-4652 to schedule an appointment today.

Party PackagesBook your birthday party, retire-

ment ceremony, wedding reception or other big event at Fall Hall! Rental packages available. An Active Adven-ture Birthday Party gives you two full hours of private party room with the gaming system of your choice. Rock climbing, laser tag, batting cages, or a jump house can be added for an addi-tional fee. Call Brittany to get informa-tion and reserve your space today! Only $40 for 2 hours for 24 people

Dog Groomer NeededFall Hall is looking for a dog groom-

er! If this is your area of work, please contact us.

CHILDMonth of the Military

Essay Contest In honor of the Month of the Military Child, 90th FSS invites youth in grades K-12 to par-ticipate in a writing contest! Tell us about “Your Life as a Military Child” in 150 words or less. Categories are grades 9-12, 6-8, 3-5, and K-2*. Drop off your entries at either the Youth Center or Fall Hall Community Center. Please be sure your entry includes your name, grade, your parent(s) name/rank/phone number. Illustra-tions are highly encouraged! Winners will be announced at the Month of the Military Child Bash at Fall Hall Com-munity Center on April 25. Prizes will be awarded for the top three entries in each category.

*A parent may type the story as dictated by the child.

Purple Up! Day Honor our troops by wearing purple on Tuesday, April 15. Purple symbolizes all branches of the military. As a tribute to our brave military men and women, wear purple to show your support! Send photos of you or your group in your purple attire to Eloise Riley at eriley@uwyo.edu

Month of the Military Child Bash Join us April 25 at Fall Hall, 5:30 - 8 p.m. as we celebrate military youth and their families with a free night of carnival fun. Enjoy face paint-ing, bounce houses, carnival games, snacks, dancing, and many other exciting activities.

Art Auction Child and Youth Pro-grams would like to invite everyone to participate in their first annual Silent Art Auction to be held April 29, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at the Child Development Center. Various art projects completed by our own aspiring Van Gohs and Pic-

cassos will be on display and available for “purchase” through the auction. Payment will be in the form of canned goods with all proceeds going to the 1st Sergeants’ Food Pantry. Stop by the Child Development Center any-time between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. to enter your bid. The highest bidders will be contacted on April 30.

Parent Education Child and Youth Programs are excited to offer parents three opportunities to add tools to their parenting toolboxes. Our Military Family Life Counselors will be presenting three workshops on different topics throughout the month.

April 2, 7:30 a.m. Have breakfast with the MFLC at the CDC where we will be discussing anger in children.

April 9, 11:30 a.m. Have lunch with the MFLC at the Youth Center where we will be discussing conflict resolution.

April 17, 11:30 a.m. Have lunch with the MFLC at the Airman and Family Readiness center where we will be discussing power struggles.

Family Pirate Dinner Party April 12, 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Ahoy there mateys! Break out your best pirate garb and come to the Teen Center for fabulous prizes, and family pirate themed activities. $5 includes dinner. Tickets are available for purchase at the Youth and Teen Centers.

Dinner on a Stick! April 18, 5 p.m. Join us at Base Lake for fam-ily dinner over the camp fire. We will provide the fixings. Bring your family and come hang out around the fire. We will have prizes for the most cre-ative smore and more! FREE

Mountain Bike and BBQ at Curt Gowdy April 19, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. $15 includes transportation and your meal. If you need a bicycle, Outdoor Rec-reation has all size bikes available for rent.

Archery Clinic (Early Release Day) April 22, 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. FREE for youth enrolled in Open Recreation.

Month of the Military Child Specials:

Outdoor RecreationFree Youth ski/snowboard rentals

with adult ski/snowboard rentals all month.

Family Camping Package - ½ off tents, sleeping bags, and stoves all month.

Fall HallLaser Tag Challenge! April 9, 4 - 6

p.m. Youth vs. their parents. Every player that brings a parent receives a 15 minute laser tag game at half price ($6).

Batting Cages Special April 16, noon - 6 p.m. Reserve a 30 minute batting slot by April 15 and you bat for half price.

Family Bouldering April 23, 5 - 6 p.m. Take advantage of this special and do something new together! Dis-counted $5 for a family with up to 4 members. Additional family members, $1.50 a person.

Xtreme Beans Special - Your choice of a grande hot chocolate or Caramel Apple Spice for the price of a tall.

Bowling CenterFree Bowling April 13, noon - 4

p.m. All children with active duty par-ents will receive 2 free games of bowl-ing with their parents’ purchase.

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Customer Appreciation Day at Warren Lanes!

April 24, 10:30 a.m.Pizza Eating Contest

Door PrizesT-shirt/Prize Giveaways

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Story TimeStory Time is held the 2nd and 4th

Friday of the month at 11 a.m. Bring your kids for stories, songs, and a craft.

April 11 - Library AppreciationApril 25 - Spring is ComingServicesDid you know the library provides

faxing, printing and copying services for a small fee? Stop by the front desk or call us!

library773-3416 • 7205 Randall Ave.

golf course773-3556 • 6110 Golfcourse Dr.

Cavalry Cafe - Open Mon. - Fri. 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Pro Shop - Mon. - Fri., 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Sat. and Sun., weather permitting

Golf SimulatorAvailable Mon. - Fri., 9:30 am. -

1:30 p.m. Cost is $20 for first hour and $10 for every hour after. Not available during meetings/luncheons. Lessons available. Try the simulator during lunch! Get within 5 feet of the pin on a designated par 3 and lunch is FREE! Free 5 minute lessons avail-able during lunch, Mon. - Fri., 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

youth programsYC 773-2564 • 1755 PiuteTC 773-3548 • 6205 Randall Ave

Warren Youth Programs is an equal opportunity provider.

Youth ProgramsApril 8, 15, 22 and 29, Babysit-

ting Certification Class 6 - 8 p.m. The course contains 4 sessions at 2 hours each; participants will learn about child development, safety, discipline, entertaining the children, as well as be CPR/First Aid certified. After satisfactory completion of the program the participant will be listed on a referral list for the base. The course is offered to youth 13 and older at 6205 Randall Ave, Bldg. 234. Cost for participants is $65, includes CPR/FA certification and cards as well as snacks.

School Age ProgramSchool Age Program has open-

ings for Before and After School care. Schools that bus to the Youth Center include Freedom, Demming/Miller, Afflerbach, Henderson, Alta Vista and Pioneer Park. Fees for the program are based on total family income.

March 31 - April 4, Spring Break School Age Programs is accept-ing reservations for drop in care.

Summer Camp Registration Packets will be available for current youth enrolled in School Age Pro-grams April 13. Summer Camp Open Registration begins April 28.

Open RecreationKeystone Club April 25 is the

Month of the Military Child Bash at Fall Hall. Come join our Keystone Club, led by our President Wyoming’s Military Youth of the Year, in setting up, operating, and volunteering at this event. Afterwards we will be heading back to the Teen Center for our an-nual Operation Megaphone Lock-In.

April 25, Operation Megaphone Lock-In Teen Center from, 8 p.m. - 7 a.m. Join us in a worldwide teen only lock-in where we will be compet-ing against other installations around the world to earn points and prizes. Admission is $5 for members/$10 for non-members.

Youth SportsApril 1 - 18, Youth Tee ball

Registration $55.00 per child. Kids will be assigned to teams starting 21 April. The league will be comprised of teams that register on base only. Each team will play at least 8 games. All games will be played Monday - Fri-day at 5:45 p.m. at the Youth Sports Complex located behind the Youth

773-6172 • 6000 Schriever Rd.

fitness

April 12, Men’s Self Defense Class 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Men, now it’s your turn! After great success with our Family Self Defense class and our Women’s Self Defense class, we are hosting our first ever Men’s Self Defense Class. Come on out to Freedom Hall to learn basic and effec-tive self-defense. You will be learn-ing techniques to improve situational awareness, ground survival, weapons defense and much more. Course will be taught by Master Phillip Dobkins. Master Dobkins has more than 20 years of marital arts experience and is a certified instructor of the Combat Hapikio System and a master certi-fied institutor in the American Free-style Karate System. Bring a snack to munch on during breaks. Please note this is not an MMA course. Sign up at Freedom Hall Front Desk by April 11.

April 16, Quarterly Bench Press Competition 5 p.m. Us-ing the Schwartz/Malone calculation everyone, regardless of their weight or size, stands an equal chance of winning. Sign-ups will be taken until 5 p.m. the day of the event. Partici-pants must be 16 and older and may be dependents, active duty, reserve, guard or civil servants. 1st place male and female will receive t-shirt and their picture on the wall.

April 19, Quarterly 3 on 3 Bas-ketball Tournament 10 a.m. Teams may consist of up to 4 players with 3 playing at one time. Tournament is single elimination. Sign up deadline is April 18, 4:30 p.m. Participants must be 16 and older and may be depen-dents, active duty, reserve, guard or civil servants. 1st place team will receive AFFES gift cards.

April 26th, Family Competi-tion 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Do you want to have a fun and exciting time with your children while being physically active? Then your Fitness Center has the event for you! Par-ents and children will work together to complete physical activities in a safe and enriching environment. Child participants must be between the ages of 6 - 12. Events will be broken up based on the age of the child and parents will have an active role dur-ing the activities so makes sure you come dressed to play. Prizes will be awarded.

March 31 - April 4, BRAT Camp 1 - 5 p.m. Get you kids out of the house this Spring Break while they experience high outdoor adventure. Activities will include rock climbing, archery, fishing, hiking, biking and other seasonal activities (weather permitting). Fee is $80 and includes all equipment, transportation and gear for the week-long camp. Children must be age 8 or older. Drop by Outdoor Recreation for a schedule of activities.

April 4 - 6, Steamboat Ski Weekend We will depart Out-door Recreation at 4 p.m Friday for Steamboat and return about 6 p.m. on Sunday. Fee is $80 per person for cabin style lodging (you may be on a cot) and includes transportation and your ski or snowboard rental. Lift Tickets for Military ID Card holders are FREE this weekend. You will be responsible for your own food.

April 12, Dog Sledding Winter Park, CO (Single Airmen) During the ride, all passengers remain in the sled as the experienced musher ex-pertly guides the sled down the trail. Along the way, the guide will point out any wildlife tracks (or actual wild-life such as moose and coyotes), take pictures for the guests and answer any questions about dogsledding or local history, attractions and activi-ties.

The trip covers about four or five miles in about 45 minutes. The trails are situated on private property and we cannot allow guests to walk or ski on the trails. See some amaz-ing views along the way including 13 thousand foot peaks, the Continental Divide, Winter Park Ski Resort, and of course lots of snow and dog butts. We will depart Outdoor Recreation at 7 a.m. and return about 7 p.m. Fee is $30 and includes transportation, gear and sled ride. We will explore Winter Park so bring spending money. This trip is limited to 12 single airmen and will open to the public April 8.

April 13, New Belgium Brew-ery Tour Join us for a 90 minute tour and plenty of beer sampling at New Belgium Brewery. We will Depart Outdoor Recreation at 12:45 p.m. for the 2 p.m tour. We will return about 6 p.m. Bring money for food. The $10 fee includes transportation and tour.

April 18, Tandem Sky Div-ing Trip (Single Airmen) Conquer Fear - Make a Skydive! Go along for a jump on a Mile-Hi tandem skydive, the quickest and easiest way to get

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in the sky! Our fleet of twin engine jet-prop aircraft will elevate you to jump altitude faster than anyone else in the state! Then jump together with your nationally licensed tandem instructor from up to 18000’ above sea level as you freefall at 130 mph. After that intense thrill, you slow down to a quiet, serene ride, flying your parachute, soaring like a glider to landing. With the tandem skydiv-ing pilot-passenger freefall system, you can make your first skydive in greater ease and safety than ever before. Your parachute, especially built for two, will carry you and your instructor to a soft landing. Time is TBD. This trip is limited to the first 6 single airmen. It will open to the public April 15. Fee is $40 and includes trans-portation, equipment and your sky dive.

April 19, Family Mountain Bike and BBQ at Curt Gowdy Join us for some great mountain biking! This area is perfect for beginners, children and the extreme mountain cyclist! $15 includes transportation and burg-ers! If you don’t have a bike, they are available for rent at Outdoor Rec-reation. We will depart at 9 a.m. and return about 3 p.m.

April 19, Chicks with Guns – NRA Basic Pistol Course Students will get the NRA’s The Basics of Pistol Shooting handbook and intensive les-sons in safety, gun handling, the vari-ous types of pistols, the fundamen-tals of pistol marksmanship, various pistol firing positions, several prac-tical exercises on the firing range, cleaning, storage, and a summary of pistol sports and activities. Partici-pants must provide own hand gun. Cost is $75 and includes transporta-tion and class. You will be responsible for your own ammunition (at least 50 rounds). This is recognized by the state of Wyoming for concealed carry permits.

April 26, Sombrero Stables Horseback Ride (Single Airmen)

Join us for a beautiful 2 hour trail ride in the Rocky Mountains! Along the trail you’ll enjoy views of the sur-rounding mountains, some frosted with snow even in July, thickly forest-ed areas, pristine mountain streams and Estes Park’s lake below. You may also see wildlife, including coyotes, elk, deer, and longhorn cattle, and “Bob” the bobcat that graze on the ranch. Depart Outdoor Recreation at 8am and return about 4 p.m. Fee is $30 and includes transportation, trail ride and gear. Bring money for food. We will stop for lunch in downtown historic Estes Park for lunch and an ice cream at the candy shop.

Center. All participants are required to submit paperwork showing they have had a physical within the past year. Physical must be valid for the entire season. Children must be 5 no later than June 1. All participants are required to submit paperwork show-ing they have had a physical within the past year. Physical must be valid for the entire season. The season runs 2nd week in June through 3rd week in July.

April 22 - 26, Arts and Crafts Open House Join us for a week of activities, demonstrations and re-freshments. Bring or purchase a 5x7 frame and get a decorative monogram initial and mat for free. Pick up a free wood laser design Antelope, bring a towel and get a free embroidered monogram, paint a free pottery initial. Most of all come see all the fun cre-ative things that go on at the Arts and Crafts Center.

NEW!The Arts and Crafts Center of-

fers a selection of creative fun things to learn and do during our hours of operation, Tue. - Fri., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sat., 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Choose the kid or adult offerings for April that you would like. Let us know when you are planning to come in for the activity or class and the materials and instruc-tors will be ready to help you. Please allow a minimum of 24 - 48 hours to be sure materials and instructors are available. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Kids CreationsSpring Things Select from a

variety of reasonably priced crafts for children, toddlers and teens. Kids will have the options of different media from crayons to clay to make items with a spring theme. Cost of items very by selection. You can choose the

Adult CreationsKeeping with the Spring Theme

adults may choose from the following options:

Painting on Silk Class Try a new acrylic technique for painting on Silk. Join Artist, Tamara Windows to design and create a painted square or round silk form. This is a great parent and child opportunity. Cost is $10 per person and includes instruction and supplies. Call about group specials.

Spring Pottery Items New glit-tery and bright glaze colors to get rid of the winter blues! Lots of home décor items. Make some special time

for yourself the month of April. Prices will vary with item.

April 2, Easter EGGStravaganza This is a cooperative event with Out-door Recreation for ages toddler - 8, 10 a.m. - noon. Events include East egg coloring, Peeps on a Stick, pin the tail on the bunny and other fun crafts. This event is FREE! The Easter Bunny will make an appearance, so be sure to bring the cameras.

April 10, Coffee, Pastries, and Pottery 10 a.m. - noon at Fall Hall Community Center. Come out and enjoy coffee, pastries, and pottery. Xtreme Beans will be open for you to purchase your favorite coffee drink. Then pick out a piece of pottery and be creative! Pastries and pottery provided for $15. Pre-registration is required. Call Fall Hall Community Center at 773-3510 to sign up!

Scheduled Classes A few classes will have scheduled times to en-sure instructors are available. These classes must have at least 5 pre-paid participants to be held. Your group can also schedule a party with the same requirements. After hours par-ties will need at least a week notice and requires a $40 room and instruc-tor fee.

Collocated Air Force Club773-3048 • 4907 Randall Ave

ALL NEW LUNCH

Office Hours Tues - Fri, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Wrangler Lounge Fri, 3 p.m. - 10 p.m. TGIF Social Hour, 5 - 6 p.m.Rogers Lounge Friday, 4 - 10 p.m. TGIF Social Hour, 5 - 6 p.m.Catering Tues - Thur, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. or by appt.Progressive Club Card Drawing for all club members every Friday! Club closed on Mondays. Hours and events subject to change.

BUFFETS11 a.m. - 1 p.m. All you can eat buffets include salad bar, beverage, and dessert! Cost is $7.99 for Air Force Club members and $8.99 for nonmembers.Tuesdays Tex MexWednesdays American GrillThursdays Southern Homestyle Comfort FoodFridays Seafood, Chicken & Fish N Chips DAILY Soup and Salad Bar! $3.50 for members, $4.50 nonmembers.

Show Me the

MOOLAClub Members! Come out to the Trail’s End Club for a chance to win BIG every Friday evening! Jackpot starts at $100 and increase by $50 each week until a club member wins the jackpot. The maximum jackpot ceiling is

$2,000! Must be present to win.

Check out the newest BENEFIT to being a Club Member!

Weekly Drawing!!

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Breakfast Burrito from the Club!

Tue. - Fri, 8 - 10 a.m.!

$3.50!Includes eggs, hash browns, and choice of

bacon or sausage.

Add cheese - $.50Biscuits &

Gravy - $2.50

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Ski Free at SteamboatApril 4 - 6 and 11 - 13!

Pick up voucher at ODR. ALL DoD ID Cardholders eligible!

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307-773-2988

April 19 at the Trail’s End Club!

Breakfast, 9 - 10 a.m. Eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy,

pancake bar and more! Bunny arrives at 9:45 a.m.

Bring your camera for photos with the Bunny! Easter Egg Hunt, Coloring

Contest, and Pancake Race.

Enter to win a giant fluffy bunny!

Tickets - April 1 - 15: Adults, $7.50, kids ages 3 - 11, $5, 3 and

younger, free.April 16 - 18, Adults, $9,

kids ages 3 - 11, $6. No walk-in ticket sales, must book in

advance. Nonmembers add $1.

Bar Bingo!$1 a card

Up to $300 Payout!

Play any time of the day!

April 16 and 30 Italian Buffet/Pasta Toss(Pasta mista saltata in padella) Step 1: Take a bowl to the salad bar and pick out the items you would want in your pasta. Step 2: Give the bowl to cook and they will give you a number. Once they call your #.... Step 3: Pick the pasta and the sauce and they will toss it all together and voila'! Your pasta is ready or pronto as we say in Italy!

Buon Appetito!(Enjoy your meal)

Breakfast with the

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Friday, April 4, Trail’s End Club

5 - 9 p.m. Poker, roulette, more!Only $20 for members/bonafide guests and $25 for nonmembers if signed up in advance.

Add $5 if paying at the door. Must be 18 years old.

Casino Night!

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