Inside this issue:

205th MI BN

Volume 3, Issue 34

Week ending

22 October 2011

BDE/BN Info

MWR Info.

ACS Info.

Misc Info.

1-9

10-20

21-23

24-27

Special Points

of Interest:

BN Info, pp 1-

9

Costume Con-

test, p 11

Haunted

House, p 27

THE VIGILANT

VOICE

The contents of this binder are strictly for informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of any private or

commercial organization by the 205th MI BN, 500th MI BDE, INSCOM or the Department of the Army.

“The future belongs to those who be-lieve in the beauty of their dreams.”

Eleanor Roosevelt

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BN POCs:

CH (CPT) Lee @ sang.lee4@mi.army.mil

SGT Ghalieh@ susan.ghalieh@mi.army.mil

Jessica Bode @ jessica.bode1@mi.army.mil

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BN FRG 90 Day Calendar

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October

November

December

7-10 Oct: Columbus Day

Training Holiday

14 Oct: BN Blood Drive 14 Oct: HHD FRG Bake

Sale

25 Oct: Welcome Brief;

BN Conf. Rm. @ 1600

27 Oct: HHD FRG Safety

Meeting w/ HPD; Ft.

Shafter Community Cen-

ter; 1300

28 Oct: BN Costume Fun

Run @ 0630

28 Oct: BN Trunk or Treat

@ 1500 followed by activi-

ties for the kids in the BN

Classroom

4-6 Nov: Ward Center’s

Festival of Giving

11-14 Nov: Veteran’s Day

Training Holiday

15 Nov: HHD FRG Bake

Sale @ Schofield Barracks

PX 16 Nov: A Co FRG MTG;

BN Classroom @ 1130

18 Nov: BDE Turkey Trot

5K @ Barber’s Point

23 Nov: Turkey Bowl; Ta-

kata Field @ 0900

24-27 Nov: Thanksgiving

Day Training Holiday

28 Nov: Welcome Brief; BN

Conf. Rm. @ 1600

9-11 Dec: Strong Bonds

23-26 Dec: Christmas

Training Holiday

30 Dec: New Year’s Day

Training Holiday

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Bowling Halloween Bash

WHEN Saturday, October 29, 2011, 5pm

WHERE Schofield Bowling Center

NOTE

Cosmic bowling starts at 5:00pm, live DJ from 7:00pm to 12:00am

Schofield Bowling Center is throwing a party for Halloween and eve-

ryone’s invited! Come and enjoy food, entertainment, games, and

prizes! Buy one game of bowling and get another free game of

bowling if you’re in a costume (cannot be combined with any addi-

tional discounts)

Right Arm Night

WHEN Friday, November 4, 2011, 4pm

WHERE Hale Ikena, Ft. Shafter

NOTE Details Coming Soon!

This is an adult event.

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Secondhand Smoke - The world's ONLY international tribute to SUB-

LIME!

Friday, October 21

J.R. Rockers on Hickam

Doors open at 8 p.m.

Ages 18 and up

Three hours of your favorite Sublime music – no opening act.

$12 in advance/$12 for members at the door/$15 for non-members at the

door

Tickets are on sale at the Tradewinds Enlisted Club, all ITT locations,

and online at www.groovetickets.com.

Open to active duty, retirees, DoD civilians, and sponsored guests.

No federal endorsement intended.

For more info, call 448-2271.

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Ready for some FRIGHTENING FUN? Then

head to JR Rockers on Hickam for their annual

Halloween Bash.

Saturday, October 29

9 p.m. – 1 a.m.

No cover

Come dressed in your scariest best, and hang

out with your fellow ghouls and goblins. There

will be a costume contest for Best Overall Male,

Best Overall Female, and Best Overall Couple.

For information, please call 448-2271.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2011

9 A.M. TO 3 P.M.

HICKAM ARTS & CRAFTS CENTER

VENDORS NEEDED!!!

Live Entertainment

Original Art and Crafts

New Food Booths

Youth Activities

Bounce House

Horse Rides

Raku Kiln, Wood, Pottery and Craft Demos

Games & Prizes

FREE and open to the public

335 Kuntz Ave., Bldg. 1889

Access via Elliott St. and Kuntz Gate; can also ride The Bus #19

For information, call 448-9907 ext 101

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Serving the

USAG-HI

Community

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Upcoming Hawaiian Workshops @ Schofield

The Office of the Native Hawaiian Liaison, USAG-HI, the Island Palm Com-munities, ACS, and the Army Libraries welcomes all Soldiers and families to participate in free Hawaiian workshops! This is a fun, unique way to learn about the Hawaiian culture, and meet other Army friends and family members!

Weekly Hula Classes Mondays @ Schofield; Tuesdays @ Aliamanu *NEW!* Kumuhula (hula teacher) Ladd Heleloa will present different types of hula: kahiko (ancient) and auwana (modern). Learn some basic hula steps and walk away with a better understanding of the rich tradition of hula in Hawaii. No prior hula experience needed! Where: Schofield Barracks - Kalakaua Community Center (2535 Waia-nae Uka Ave) When: Every Monday Time: Beginners: 5pm - 6pm; Advanced: 6pm - 7 pm Where: Aliamanu Military Reservation - Com-munity Center (182 Kauhini Rd, Bldg 1782) When: Every Tuesday Time: Beginners 5pm - 6pm; Advanced 6pm - 7pm

To register or for more information, contact

the Native Hawaiian Liaison Office at (808) 655-9694 or email nhliaison@gmail.com.

Upcoming Free Hawaiian Culture Classes

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