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facebook.com/funatwarrenairforcebaseJune 2019

AT WARREN LANES BOWLING CENTER!June 3 - July 31, Mon. - Thu., 2 - 5:30 p.m.

Register at www.KidsBowlFree.com

Bowling Poker

Warren Lanes • 773-2210 June 22, 1 p.m.

Give Parents A Break June 22

noon - 4 p.m.The Give Parents A Break Pro-gram provides free child care

for parents with children ages 6 weeks - 12 years. For more de-tails, contact the Child Develop-ment Center at 773-3221. Regis-

tration required by June 17.

bowling center773-2210 • 6004 10th Cavalry

Summer HoursSnack BarMonday - Thursday - 7 a.m. -

6:30 p.m.Friday - 7 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.Saturday, 11 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.BowlingMonday - Thursday - 11 a.m. -

6:30 p.m.Friday and Saturday - 11 a.m. - 9

p.mRegister now for Kids Bowl

Free! Great Program that costs you nothing to sign up for. Your children ages 15 and younger will receive two free games a day. Program days and times will be Monday - Thursday, 2 - 5:30 p.m. and will run June 3 - July 31 except July 4 and July 24.

June 7 - July 12 - 9 Pin No Tap Summer League Individual Competi-tion, handicap 100% of 220. Cost is $12 per night. Held every Friday at 6 p.m.

June 22 - Bowling Poker 1 p.m. Join us at Warren Lanes for our poker themed bowling event. This event costs $10 and includes three games of bowling. Every time you hit at least eight pins on your first ball, you earn an electronic poker card. You can only keep five cards in your hand; therefore, you will have to decide which five cards to keep once you have bowled your fifth eight pin ball. The goal is to build the best five card poker hand of all the participants. The best five card hand at the end of three games will win an FSS Gift Card.

June Snack Bar Specials - $8June 6 and 7 - Catfish nuggets

with choice of fries, coleslaw and small drink.

June 11 and 12 - Two bratwurst, sauerkraut, potato salad and small drink

June 19 and 20 - Rueben sand-wich, fried corn nuggets (regular or spicy) and small drink.

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Due to the high volume of work, we are only holding one class this month; however, we will be available for private par-ties.

June 7, 6 - 9 p.m., Corks and Crafts This month’s project is a Wel-come or come sign with interchange-able wood pieces for the O's. You will receive your choice of four wood pieces with more available for pur-chase. We will have wine and snacks. Cost is $35. Please sign up and pay by June 1.

arts and crafts773-3754 • 6905 Diamond Creek Way

773-3510 • 110 East Plaza

All programs are free unless otherewise noted.

June 3, 10, 17, 24 Tykes Peak Climbing Club4 - 5 p.m. for ages 5-105 - 6 p.m. for ages 10+This club is FREE and allows kids

to develop their passion for climbing while they build muscle and improve their coordination. A parent must be present for children to participate.

June 4, 11, 18, 25Jump ‘n Java9 a.m. - noonEvery Tuesday from the Awake

Coffee shop offers one free hot choco-late with the purchase of a full-sized drink. Weather permitting we will have a bounce castle outside.

June 7National Donut Day4 - 6 p.m.We’re celebrating with a Donut

Party!Donut climbing, donut on a stick, donut bar and trivia! Try a donut shop latte. It’s all FREE and it’s sure to be sweet- donut you know!

June 8School’s Out FREE Laser Tag3 - 6 p.m.June 10National Iced Tea DayIced tea specials in the Awake Cof-

fee Shop all day!June 12Water Balloon Frenzy1 - 3 p.m.Looking to get the kids out of

house and run off some energy? We have the opportunity you have been waiting for. Prepare to get wet during our water balloon event in the plaza.

June 19Annual Teddy Bear Picnic11 a.m. - 1 p.m.Bring your bear and picnic blanket

and join us on the plaza for a family picnic. We will provide the food.

June 20National Ice Cream Soda Day11 a.m. - 1 p.m.While supplies last. Soda floats! June 24International Fairy Day PartyCost: $10Time: 10 - 11:30 a.m.We’re having a Fairy Party including

a Tea and Fairy Garden making. You must preregister as space is limited.

June 27National Ice Cream Cake Day2 p.m.While supplies last. Come by Fall

Hall and celebrate summer!

community center

golf course773-3556 • 6110 Golfcourse Dr.

Airmen E-4 and Below play FREE every Wednesday in June after 4:30 p.m.

Is it your BIRTHDAY? Show your ID/DL and receive 10% off any item in the Pro Shop!

SAVE 10%! Bring your Birdie's Cafe receipt in to the Pro Shop the day of purchase and save!

“Get Golf Ready” Adult Clinics The five day Get Golf Ready adult clin-ics will run June 3 -7 or June 17 - 22, Monday – Friday, 5 - 6:30 p.m. The cost is $99 per person.

Golf 4 Kids Golf 4 Kids is five days of lessons for ages 6 – 12. Ses-sions are June 10 - 14, June 24 - 28,

773-6172 • 6000 Schriever Rd.

June 8 - Kickball Tournament Come sign up for a kickball tourna-ment at Freedom Hall Fitness Center June 8, 9 - 11 a.m. Teams of eight will battle head to head for bragging rights and for the 1st place prize! Don’t have time to sign your team up? Just give us a call and we will be more than happy to assist you.

fitness773-2241 • 7601 Randall Ave

June 3 - 7 - Transition Assis-tance Workshop 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Must complete Pre-Separation Coun-seling prior to signing up.

June 10 - How to File your VA Claim Brown Bag Lunch 12 - 1 p.m.

June 20 - Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Family Night A&FRC, 5 p.m.

a&frc

BRUNCHRSVP - 773-3556 BY JUNE 14

Ages 13 and older, $15. Ages 12 and younger, $7. • Call 773-3556Reservations recommended,

773-3048.

WARREN GOLF COURSE SUNDAY, June 16, 10 AM - 2 PM

Monday - Friday, 10 - 11:30 a.m. Space is limited. The cost is $69.

June 16 - Father's Day BBQ Brunch Join us for brunch June 16, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cost is $15 for adults, $7 for ages 12 and younger. Reservations required by June 14.

June 16 - Parent/Child 9 Hole Scramble, (ages 5-99) Play from noon - 4 p.m. Cost is $30 per team (2 person teams (parent plus child). Golf begins at 1 p.m.

June 16 - Free Lessons on Fa-ther’s Day for all Dads, 9 a.m. - noon.

Father’s Day Pro Shop Sale, June 15 - 16 Save 5% off one item, 10% off two items and 15% off three items in the Pro Shop.

Disc Golf Course available daily. Rental disc golf sets available in the Pro Shop.

Sundays are Family Golf Days Families! Come out on Sundays after 3 p.m. for Family Golf Day! Twilight fees ($14 for E1-E4 and $16 for E5 and above) apply for the parents for golf and kids ages 5 - 12 play free! Free range balls whether you play or not. Children have to be 5 years old to be playing on the course with their parent’s supervision. There is no age restriction on the driving range.

Beat the PRO! Bi-Weekly CHALLENGE! Call the Pro Shop for details.

Entry fees, $15 by July 1. Late entries accepted up to day of event, $25.

Call (307) 773-3048.

Annual CAR SHOW

Trail’s End Parking Lot

July 13 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Classic Car • Late Model Car Truck • Jeep/4x4 • Project

Motorcycle • ClunkerSports Compact

Trail’s End 4 - 6 p.m. PRIZES!Call 773-3048

JUNE 13

June 1 and 22Outdoor Rock Climbing Cost: $25We will be heading for the hills to

try our hands on some real rock. No experience necessary to attend as we will be setting up a wide range of climbs for first timers all the way up to those tough guys. Location is to be determined based on condition, but no matter where we head expect great quality climbs and spectacular views! Transportation, equipment, and instruction provided. Remember to pack a sack lunch, appropriate clothing for the weather, sunscreen, cameras, and water!

June 1Bike N Brew Cost: $20Fort Collins is home to over 20

micro-breweries. Additionally, there is some great cycling in the area. We will be combining both as we cycle to and from a variety of breweries, tak-ing in the sights, tasting some adult beverages. Distance and breweries visited are to be determined based on group skill, etc. Make sure to bring proof of age and money to taste at the different locations. Tastings, tour fees, and bike rentals not included. Make sure to reserve a bike when you register, if needed (half price for bike rentals).

June 2Animal Sanctuary TripCost: $35 Adults, $20 Children

12 and Under The Wild Animal Sanctuary is a

789-acre animal sanctuary located near Keenesburg, Colorado. The Sanctuary specializes in rescuing and caring for large predators which are being ill-treated, which their owners can no longer care for, or which might otherwise be euthanized.

June 2Bouldering Trip Cost: $20Bouldering is quickly becoming a

popular sport - and rightly so! Join us as we head outside. This trip is different from our regular climbing trips because we’re trading ropes and routes for crash pads and short problems.

June 7 and 25Intro to Stand Up Paddle

Boarding (4 p.m. Departure)Cost: $15Stand Up Paddleboarding is one

of the fastest growing sports. This is your chance to try it out to see if it is a sport for you too! We will be teach-ing you the basics of proper tech-nique, paddle strokes, and concepts. Includes transportation, gear and instruction.

June 8Intermediate Hiking TripCost: $15Spring is here in the high coun-

try and we are heading out to take advantage of the blooming flowers, patchy snow fields, and abundance of color. Plan for an entire day focused on capturing the world around us. Location is to be detremined based on weather, but locations may include Snowy Range, Camron Pass, or Rocky Mountain National Park! This trip will be geared toward intermediate hik-ers. It is a great warm up for your summer 14er adventures. Not suit-able for children under 10 or those without prior hiking experience.

June 8Warren Wilderness Women

(WWW) Fly Fishing TripCost: $25We will be teaching you the basics

of fly fishing as we head out to try our luck at some well stocked pri-vate water here in Wyoming. While we can’t guarantee you’ll catch a big one, we promise this is as close as you can get! Trip will include equip-ment, instruction, and transportation. Make sure you have proof of your WY fishing license at time of registration. Call ODR for more information.

June 9SkydivingCost: $99 Active Duty and

Dependents over 18Tandem skydiving with Mile Hi

skydiving – Conquer Your Fear - Make a Skydive! 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

June 9Whitewater RaftingCost: $35Age: 13+Join us as we head to the Cache la

Poudre River for a class III-IV white-water rafting trip. The rapids vary from intermediate to advanced in difficulty while the current is swift and the channels are narrow. Go through steep canyon gorges while working as a team to navigate through the turbulent water. Trip includes trans-portation and a ride on the raft. Bring water and snacks.

June 10 - 14BRAT CampTime: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.Cost: $200Age: 7 - 9Ship the kiddos off to Outdoor

Recreation for a week of outdoor ad-venture. Activities will include every-thing from hiking and boating to rock climbing, and archery. NOTE: BRAT CAMP IS NOT A DAYCARE, we expect the children to show up prepared each day ready for the day’s ac-tivities. We hold the right to remove children from the activity for inap-propriate behavior. Camp includes all technical equipment, instruction, transportation, and any admission fees. Parents may be asked to vol-unteer for different activities, so feel free to ask how you can assist if you are interested. Limited space avail-able so sign up early.

June 11Climbing 1: Intro to Rock

ClimbingCost: $5 Time: 5 - 7 p.m.This clinic is designed to teach you

the basics of climbing equipment, body movement, rating systems, and styles of climbing. No previous expe-rience necessary and all equipment included.

June 13Belay TrainingCost: $5Time: 4 - 6 p.m.Age: 16+Learn the basics of belaying at the

indoor rock wall at ODR. We will cover knot tying, harness fitting, climbing equipment, commands, and proper belay technique. After successful completion of the class, you will have the ability to test off to achieve your belay certification card making you eligible to belay at the ODR indoor rock wall unsupervised.

June 15Fly FishingCost: $30We will be teaching you the basics

of fly fishing as we head out to try our luck at a local river in South Western Wyoming. This trip will include equip-ment, instruction, and transportation. Make sure you have proof of your WY fishing license at time of registration.

June 16Denver Aquarium Trip with

Sloth EncounterCost: $25 The sloth meet and greet will last

about 20 - 30 minutes. You are not guaranteed any portion of this meet and greet, but a typical experience may include the opportunity to touch, feed, and take pictures with the sloth. Due to the nature of this animal, you will not be able to hold him and this meet and greet is subject to slothful-ness (a.k.a. sleeping). You will also be given plenty of time to tour the Aquarium. We will stop for food on the way back.

June 16Father’s Day Fishing Derby Outdoor Recreation will be at the

South Pearson Lake for our annual Fishing Derby. FREE! Open to all ages, we will have a competition in both the Youth (0-18) and Adult (18+) catego-ries to see who can catch the most fish, the biggest fish, the ugliest fish etc.... Prizes will be awarded to our winners and at noon we will have a free lunch of burgers and hot dogs for all participants. Fishing poles will be provid-ed free of charge while supplies last.

June 18National Fishing DayIt’s National Fishing Day. You may

fish today only at South Pearson lake without a permit. It is Catch and Re-lease ONLY. Come by Outdoor Rec to rent all your equipment. Don’t forget we sell worms! Post a pic of your big catch on our Facebook page for a chance to win fabulous prizes.

June 21Water Lantern Festival at Base

LakeTime: 8 p.m. FREECome join us as we light up Base

Lake! Share your experiences, meet new people and enjoy some Com-munity time together under the glow of hundreds of Water Lanterns! FREE food and fun.

June 22-23EFMP Partnership Family Camp

OutTime: 5 p.m. - 9 a.m.Cost: FREE

Take this opportunity to take the family camping right here on base! We will be pitching tents and spending a night under the stars outside of Fall Hall, providing you with all the ameni-ties not accessible in nature! We will have an outdoor fire, movie showing, and bounce houses. Food, snacks, and drinks provided (cookout style).

June 23Waterworld TripCost: $40Featuring nearly 50 attractions for

the entire family, Water World is one of the country’s premier family water parks! Includes transportation and ad-mission. Bring money or a sack lunch!

June 26Stand Up Paddle Board YogaPrice: $10Ages: 14+Join us for SoulFloat SUP Yoga with

playful & restorative poses….on the water! We will spend 60 minutes to-gether connecting deeply with nature and SELF, let your board be your mat as you gaze up to the wide open ceil-ing and float into bliss.

June 27Belay TrainingCost: $5Time: 4 - 6 p.m.Age: 16+Learn the basics of belaying at the

indoor rock wall at ODR. We will cover knot tying, harness fitting, climbing equipment, commands, and proper belay technique. After successful com-pletion of the class, you will have the ability to test off to achieve your belay certification card making you eligible to belay at the ODR indoor rock wall unsupervised.

June 28Dark Cell TourCost: $25Time: Depart at 5 p.m.Age 18+Haunt or Hoax? Come along with

us as we head to the Wyoming Ter-ritorial Prison State Historical Site for a private after dark tour of the prison, Warden’s house, broom factory, horse barn, and grounds. Space is limited.

June 29Family Horseback Riding in

Estes ParkCost: $35 Active Duty and De-

pendents Join us at our Estes Park Stables

location for miles of horseback riding on a private 1000 acre cattle ranch.

773-2988 • 110 East Plaza

outdoor recreation Along the way you will enjoy views of the surrounding mountains, forested slopes, mountain streams, and Lake Estes down below! Estes Park is right outside of Rock Mountain National Park, with all the same beauty and wildlife to greet you! Trip includes transportation, trail ride guide, and equipment. Bring money for lunch and/or snacks and water. Time permitting we will stop in downtown Estes Park to enjoy the local flair.

June 29Whitewater Inflatable Kayak-

ingCost: RecOn: $30Age: 18+Tried whitewater rafting but don’t

want to do the same trip year after year? How about giving whitewater kayaking a try! Though we won’t be in traditional kayaks, inflatable kayaks perform very similarly but are much simpler to navigate. Location is TBD based on water levels but expect to get wet as we paddle through up to class II rapids! Course will cover paddle strokes, concepts, and tech-niques, and includes instruction, equipment, and transportation.

June 30Raft/Zipline AdventureCost: $50 Active Duty and

DependentsTo help you make the most of your

time in Colorado, we’ve combined two of our most popular summertime activities – Whitewater Rafting and Ziplining – so you can enjoy a full day of adventure from one convenient location. We’ll help you select the best whitewater rafting trip for your party and combine it with our amaz-ing zip line adventure where you get to leap high in the air across the river on a sky high, mile long zip line trip! We even include lunch! We take care of all the logistics, including top notch gear and professional guiding servic-es, while you have all the fun!

June 30Butterfly Pavilion & Celestial

Seasonings Tea TourCost: $20Join us for a 45 minute tour of the

Celestial Seasonings tea factory in beautiful Boulder, Colorado. After the tour we will stop by the Butterfly Pa-vilion tropical rainforest where 1,600 butterflies rule the sky!. Bring money for food and souvenirs.

Trail’s End, 4th Of July7 - 10 p.m.

City of Cheyenne Fireworks begin at 9:35 p.m.

• Outdoor Games• Bounce House

• MORE!• Food and Drinks Available for Purchase

Call 773-3048

Fireworks Watch Party

youth centerYC 773-2564 • 1755 Piute Dr.YCA 773-3549 • 6205 Randall Ave

June 7 - Summer Game Night Lock In, 7 p.m. - 7 a.m. Youth will participate in a variety of excit-ing activities. Basketball, volleyball, ping pong, tug of war, wheelbarrow races and NFL football toss. Youth will make their own dinner and create a pancake breakfast for parents. Cost is $25 for members and $30 for non-members. Payment must be received by the COB on June 6.

June 22 - Cheyenne Superday Lions Park is full of fun things to do and see! Arts and crafts show, rides, live music, games, contests, exhibits, carnival, vendors and live entertain-ment. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for non-members. Bring spend-ing money. Youth will depart the Youth Center Annex at 10 a.m. and return by 4 p.m. SPACE IS LIMITED. Payments must be received by COB on June 20.

Youth SportsJune 1 - 17 - Golf Registra-

tion Ages 5 - 12. Golf lessons are June 19 - August 7. Parents will be responsible for drop off at noon and pick up at 2 p.m. at the F. E Warren Golf course on Wednesdays. This will be limited to the first 10 youth to sign up. Cost $75. Payments to be made at the Youth Center.

June 1 - 28 - Tennis Registra-tion Ages 5 - 12. Tennis lessons are July 2 - 30. Parents will be respon-sible for drop off at noon and pick up at 2 p.m. at the F. E Warren Tennis courts on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This will be limited to the first 12 youth to sign up. Cost $75. Payments to be made at the Youth Center.

Local SpecialsDenver Zoo Adult (12 and older) $17; Child (3-11) $12 Denver Aquarium Adult $14; Child (3-11) $8Elitch Gardens General admission - $32; parking pass - $17; meal deal - $14; season pass (limited quantities) - $67.50Water World General admission - $35.

Non-Local SpecialsSome restrictions apply. Please call or stop by the ITT office to check your eligibility. Prices subject to change at any time without prior notice.2019 Disney World Armed Forces Salute4 Day Park Hopper, $241. 4 Day Park Hopper Plus, $291. 5 Day Park Hopper, $257. 5 Day Park Hopper Plus, $307.2019 Disneyland Armed Forces Salute3 Day Park Hopper, $1784 Day Park Hopper, $198Universal Orlando Military Pro-motion offers a 2 Park/4 Day Park to Park ticket for $200 per Adult or $195.00 per Child (ages 3-9) OR a 3 Park/ 4 Day Park to Park ticket for $240 per Adult or $235.00 per Child (ages 3-9). Two Park ticket in-cludes Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure; Three Park ticket includes Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure and Volcano Bay Water Theme Park. This Promotion is available to Ac-tive Duty, Retired Military and DoD employees. The 3 Park 4 Day Park to Park Military Promo ticket is subject to Blockout Dates at Volcano Bay from 14 June through and including 18 August 2019. Please call ITT for additional information. May be used through December 31, 2019.www.universalorlando.com/military***Please allow 2 weeks (from your departure date) or more for the ticket office to acquire any non local tickets***

Ticket Office at ODR

110 East Plaza(307) 773-2988

773-3195 • 7007 Randall Ave.

Hours of Operation Beginning June 3Monday/Wednesday - Lap Swim, 5

a.m. - 1 p.m. Open Swim, 2 - 4 p.m. Lessons/Lap Swim, 4:30 - 6 p.m.

Tuesday/Thursday - Lessons, 11 a.m. - noon. Lap Swim, 12 - 2 p.m. Open Swim, 2 - 4 p.m. Lessons/Lap Swim, 4:30 - 6 p.m.

Friday - ClosedAlternating Saturdays: Check Cal-

endar for Programs. Sunday: ClosedJune 8 - Blizzard Beach Bash

4:30 - 6 p.m. Join us after open swim for a special event and BBQ. We will have beach decor, food, and a giant floating iceberg inflatable for climb-ing. Blizzard themed treats will be provided. Cost is $3 entry - no prior registration required.

June 10 - 14 - American Red Cross Lifeguard Class 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. each day. This class will provide a nationally recognized lifeguarding certification, CPR and AED certifica-tions, and basic first aid. Cost is $38. Must be at least 15 years old and able to attend all days to complete the course. Prior registration is required by June 3.

June 22 - Kids Triathlon 7:30 a.m. registration, 8 a.m. start. Join us for our 2nd Annual Kids triathlon! Floaties are available for use and parents are encouraged to race along-side their children. All ages welcome! Bikes are available for rent at Outdoor Recreation or bring your own. T-shirt, awards and BBQ after the race. Entry fee is $20 entry fee - due by June 19.

Swim LessonsSwim lessons begin June 10,

registration begins June 3. Summer swim lessons run Monday - Thursday with morning and evening options. Preschool-Level 6 is available. Eight sessions for $35.

Water AerobicsAll equipment is provided for use

during class. Classes are offered Mon-days, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm. Cost is $3 per participant per class.

Warren Waves Swim TeamAges 7 and older, We will be of-

fering swim practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5 - 6 p.m. This is a great opportunity for those who are confident swimmers looking for stroke refinement or help build-ing endurance! No prior swim team experience is required. Cost is $40 per month per child or $55 per month for families.

aquatic center773-3048 • 4907 Randall Ave

trail’s end

Thursdays - Wrangler Lounge open 3 - 6 p.m.

June 7 - Friday Social in the Wrangler Lounge, 3 - 9 p.m.

June 8 - UFC 238 in the Wran-gler Lounge, 4:30 - midnight

June 13 - Trivia Challenge, 4 - 6 p.m.

June 14 - Friday Social in the Wrangler Lounge, 3 - 9 p.m.

June 21 - Friday Social in the Wrangler Lounge, 3 - 9 p.m. BUN-CO, 5 - 7 p.m.

June 28 - Friday Social in the Wrangler Lounge, 3 - 9 p.m.