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Fort Riley Network 26 September 2013

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Agenda

Organizations Briefer Email Address Phone Number

• Domestic Violence Prevention Proclamation signing

• Fall Apple Days

• CYSS Update

• DFMWR Megan Rutledge [email protected] 785.239.2179

• IACH Ian Mann [email protected] 785.240.7507

• Chaplain CH (COL) Rauch [email protected] 785.239.2799

• Corvias Alison Birney [email protected] 785.717.2210

• DECA Peter Howell [email protected] 785.239.6621

• Exchange Joann Enecial [email protected] 785.784.4094

• Junction City John Seitz [email protected] 785.762.2632

• Announcements

• Those Caught Doing Right

• Calendar

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OCTOBER IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION MONTH

Strike Out Domestic Violence! Activities for our Community

“A Survivor’s Story” Mildred Muhammad, ex-wife of the DC shooter, talks about her struggle to obtain support and services for her and her children following her ex-husband’s stalking. No cost; all are invited; refreshments will be provided. Thu, 3 Oct, 10am-noon ,Riley’s Conference Center, Ft. Riley, KS 66442

“Strike Out Stigma!” FRG leadership is encouraged to join us for some free bowling at the Fort Riley Bowling alley and domestic violence information. Fri, 4 Oct, 11am-1pm

“Dating and Violence Don’t Go Together!” Teens and Parents are encouraged to join us at the Teen Center, Bldg 5800 for a frank discussion on dating and domestic violence. Mon, 28 Oct; 1600-1700

“Dance Against Domestic Violence!” Come Zumba and learn a few things at the same time! The first 30 participants at each 1 hour class free ($2/person after) at King Fieldhouse. Mon, 21 Oct, 10am; Tue, 22 Oct, 6pm; Thu, 24 Oct 6pm

Activities for Leaders and Intervention Professionals

“Command Group & First Line Responder’s Appropriate and Effective Response” Military leaders at all levels are invited to a presentation by Author and Consultant Lundy Bancroft on responding to the Domestic Violence within your formations. Mr. Bancroft has over 20 years of experience working with batterers. Tue, 8 Oct 9am-noon; Bldg. 6620 Ft. Riley, KS 66442

“The Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence & Combat Related Issues” Glenna Tinney, A retired Navy Captain, Social Worker and former Deputy Executive Director for the Congressionally mandated Defense Task Force on Domestic Violence will speak about the complicated co-existence of Domestic Violence and Combat Trauma. Wednesday, Oct. 30, 0900-Noon. Riley’s Conference Center, Ft. Riley, KS 66442

To sign up for the classes and events above, or to learn more about Domestic Violence, contact Army Community Service at 785 239-9435

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Fall Apple Day Festival 2013

Dates: 0900-1500 05 OCT 2013

Purpose: FRKS host Fall Apple Day Festival

2013 to showcase the 1st Infantry Division and

Fort Riley.

Anticipated attendance: 7,000

Location: Artillery Parade Field (APF), Sturgis

Field, Tuttle Park

Concept: 1. 1 Day Event…5 October, 2013

2. Commercial Sponsors to offset cost

3. 3 Separate locations

4. Historical, Family Life, Current Ops.

5. MWR Activities (ODR, Sports, Arts / Crafts, etc)

6. Vendor Tent, Home Depot Activity Tent

7. HMMWV Ride, Static Displays, MILES Range

8. 20 FRGs conduct Food Sales (5 Oct)

9. 1ID support (180 Soldiers / Equipment)

10. Primary Parking: RCC

11. DPTMS Lead / C2

12. Apple Pie Sales (HASFR)

13. Messaging

2013 Additions:

• Mechanical Bull

• Human Sphere

• Tornado Ride

• Mechanical Apple

• Internet Café

• ATM

• Godfrey Shuttle

• FADF T-Shirts

Tuttle Park

1. Obstacle Course

2. Human Sphere

3. HMMWV Rides

4. Aid Station

Artillery Parade Field

1. Apple Pie Tent/Sales

2. Family Life Section

3. Static Displays

4. MWD Demonstrations

5. EOD Demonstrations

6. Band – Entertainment

7. Food Tent

8. Expo Tent

9. Wellness Tent

10. CGMCG Demonstrations

11. Aid Station

12. Historical Re-enactors

13. Command Post

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CYSS Update:

Youth Sport

Whitside North CDC

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Volunteer Coaching Process

All coaches must undergo a extensive background check. Inquiries are made

with Military police, CID, Drug and Alcohol, Family Advocacy, Local Law

enforcement, Behavioral & Mental Health, and Military Housing.

Prior to practices beginning, all coaches are required to attend NAYS (National

Alliance of Youth Sports) coaching certification classes. The curriculum

includes effectively dealing with parents, teaching sportsmanship, coaching

tips, strength, conditioning, and flexibility training, and first aid.

All head coaches are also required to attend Child abuse recognition classes,

CPR training, and an orientation to Youth Sports.

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Fall Sports Coaches Background Checks

CYSS is currently having difficulties getting completed Background checks on fall

sport coaches. The two agencies that are backlogged with completing their

reports are C.I.D. (Criminal Investigation Division) and Behavioral and Mental

Reports. Neither agency is located on Fort Riley.

CYSS is also working on other possible solutions to beginning the fall sports

season. One option is possibly having cleared CYSS employees serve as

practice supervisors for all coaches who are not cleared yet. Another possibility is

having DES assist the CID division with their checks if approved by IMCOM.

As a last resort, CYSS is also exploring the possibility of having a shorter season

with partial refunds, cancelling the entire fall sports season and refunding the

families their registration fees.

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DFMWR

Megan Rutledge

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Featured Events

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Featured Events

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Featured Events

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Sport Registration Deadlines

Adult Sports:

Register by Oct. 3

• CL Volleyball League

• Oct. 16- Dec. 11

Register By Oct. 21

• Doubles Racquetball Tourn

• Oct. 26th, 8am

Family Fun Night @ Eyster

• Oct. 19, 7-9pm

• $10 per family, $5 per

person

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Featured Events

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Halloween

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Featured Events

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Featured Events

10 October 2013 / 6:00PM – 8:00PM Location: Army Community Service - Bldg 7264, Normandy Drive

Pre-Registration required by 26 September 2013

Call 239-9435 or email: [email protected] to register

Free childcare available

RSVP by 26 September

Current registration with CYSS required

Conducted by the Fort Riley Police Department

An interactive class to learn strategies to counteract assaults

and prepare to take an active role in personal safety through

awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance.

ACS Outreach Program

Presents

What can we purchase with APF? NAF ? Informal? Funds

How can we raise funds for our FRG?

Where do we find guidance on FRG Funds management?

Get these and all of your questions answered at

FRG Funds Management 101

2 October 20139:00am-12:00pmACS – Bldg 7264, Normandy DriveRegister by email at [email protected] or call 785-239-9435

Who should attend???? FRG Leader/Co-Leaders

FRG Funds Custodians

FRG Advisors

Commanders

FRSAs

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BOSS Events Email BOSS with questions to [email protected]

October

Trunk or Treat • 31 October (THU) 1730-2000

• Commissary parking lot

Zombie Toxin • Open during weekends of October

• 15 volunteers per night

Luau BBQ

• Location TBD ??McCormick Park??

?? Behind Commissary??

BOSS Outreach • BOSS President will visit units to assist with

BOSS boards and encourage unit participation

September

Oktoberfest • 28th September (SAT) 1700-2000 @ the

Warrior Zone

• Open to All Soldiers 18 and older, must be

21 to drink alcoholic beverages

President – SGT Eric Blackmon

Vice President- SPC Cody Williams

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IACH

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How can I avoid getting sick with the Flu this year?

• The single best way to protect against the flu is to get a flu vaccine each year. CDC recommends that everyone 6 months and older, especially people at high risk for developing serious complications from flu, get vaccinated each season.

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What else you can do… • Try to avoid close contact with sick people.

• “wing it”

• If you are sick with flu–like illness, stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone (without the use of a fever-reducing medicine). Only exception should be to get medical care or for other necessities.

• While sick, limit contact with others as much as possible to keep from infecting them.

• Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Throw the tissue in the trash after you use it.

• Wash your hands often with soap and water. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol based hand rub

• Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.

• More info at http://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/qa/preventing.htm

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Don’t let influenza take you out of the game this year!

Influenza vaccines including nasal Flu-mist will be offered with any appointment with a provider in your Medical Home!

You can also walk-in to a nurse in your Medical Home Monday-Friday from 2:00-4:00 pm for your screening and vaccination.

Look for opportunities to have children who are beneficiaries vaccinated at school or CDC/SAS!

Let us help you stay healthy this flu season!

Flu Hotline: 240-4flu (4358)

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Suicide Prevention Month

• Suicide Warning Signs

– Talking about wanting to die or to kill oneself

– Talking about feeling hopeless or having no reason to live

– Talking about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain

– Talking about being a burden to others

– Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs

– Acting anxious or agitated; behaving recklessly

– Sleeping too little or too much

– Withdrawing or feeling isolated

– Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge

– Displaying extreme mood swings

– Giving away personal belongings

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Behavioral Health Resources

• IACH Behavioral Health

• Chaplains

• RESPECT-Mil

• Military Family Life Consults (MFLC)

• Wellness Center, Master Resiliency Trainers (MRT)

• Military One Source http://www.militaryonesource.mil/

• http://www.militaryfamily.org/

• Military Crisis Line/Veterans Crisis Line: – By phone: 1-800-273-8255, press Option #1 to connect to a live responder

– By text message: send text message to 838255

– By online chat: start at military family.org website (above), follow link

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Installation Chaplain

CH (COL) Harry Rauch

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Good News Club includes:

Dynamic Bible Lessons

Creative Learning Activities

Inspiring Missionary Stories

Meaningful Songs

When: Thursdays

September 26th through

October 24th

Time: 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Where: Morris Hill Chapel

Who: 1st thru 5th Grade

For more information

contact Don Ericson,

Director of Religious Education,

at 239-0979 or at

[email protected]

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Local Jewish Congregations Temple Beth Shalom Friday, 7:30 pm Shabbat Service

4200 SW Munson Rabbi Debbie Stiel

Topeka, KS 66604

(785) 272-1565

The Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Life

1203 W 19th St. Friday, 7:00 pm Shabbat Dinner & Service

Lawrence, KS 66046 Rabbi Zalmon

(785) 832-TORA (8672) www.jewishku.com

Manhattan Jewish Congregation Friday, 7:30 pm Shabbat Service

15090 Wreath Ave. Lay Leader Lead

Manhattan, KS 66502

(785) 477-5759

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Youth Night- MS/HS Youth meet every Wednesday, 1830 at Morris Hill Chapel

POC CH Breckenridge 240-7178/[email protected] or

Don Ericson, DRE 239-0979/[email protected]

Marriage Class- offered last Friday of every month at the Family Life Ministries Center from 0900-1500.

Lunch provided. Please call 239-3436 to reserve your seat.

Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC)

Weekly PWOC meetings 0900-1130 or 1815-2030 at Morris Hill Chapel

For more information email [email protected]

Catholic Women of the Chapel (CWOC)

Weekly CWOC meetings 0900-1130 at St. Mary’s Chapel

For more information email [email protected]

Upcoming Events

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•Fire Prevention Week Oct. 6-12 •The Fort Riley Fire and Emergency Services will be

partnering with Corvias Military Living to host kitchen fire

safety classes and demonstrations along with static fire truck

displays and giveaways at each of the Community Centers.

•Demonstrations will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. based on the

following schedule:

•Monday, October 7 – Forsyth Community Center

•Tuesday, October 8, – McClellan Place Community Center

•Wednesday, October 9 – Warner Peterson Community

Center

•Thursday, October 10 – Ellis Heights Community Center

•Corvias Foundation •Our Family for Families First Foundation is now Corvias

Foundation

•Fort Riley grant recipients:

•Kirsten Gilmartin

•Tahcara Shorter

•corviasfoundation.org

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•Fallapalooza – Friday, Oct. 18, 3 to 7 p.m. •Forsyth Community Center, 22900 Hitching Post Road

•Residents of all ages are invited to join us for

Fallapalooza featuring games, activities, face painting

and more!

•Stroll through the Community Center and marvel at its

transformation into a friendly Monster Factory full of

surprises and treats.

•Winterizing your home •Check heaters and remove/store water hoses and

sprinklers

•Holiday decorations reminder •Decorations may be displayed 30 days prior to holiday.

•Decorations must be removed within two weeks after

holiday.

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DeCA Peter Howell

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Duty First!

COMMISSARY

• Pre-Furlough Operating Hours

• Monday through Saturday 0900 to 2000

• Sunday 1000 to 1800

• Early Bird Hours Continue Monday through Saturday 0700 to 0900

• Self Check-out only – Limited to 40 items or fewer

• Personnel Recruitment and increased productive hours has increased registers

• September SCAN DOWN days

• First one Sept 12

• 50% off specific items: Barlett Pears, Kraft Mayonnaise; Ocean

Spray Cranberry Juice; Kellogg’s Fruit Loops; Healthy Choice

Chicken Margherita Café Steamers.

• Look for new items Sept 18th and 25th.

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Duty First!

DeCA

Sign up for Weekly

Coupon Adds

www.commissaries.com

Link to Join Mailing List

radio button

• The Great Eggo Waffle Off Contest

• Runs through September in conjunction with Breyers Ice

Cream – Recipe Contest

• Details on specially marked boxes of 6,8 & 10 count

Eggo Waffles containers

• Oktoberfest Late September to Early October in line with

Deutschland

• Featuring discounted German products from Cookies,

Chocolates, Sauerkraut, Mustard, and Red cabbage.

• “We Are Family” sponsored by Quaker and Tropicana

• Presenting a family focused promotion exclusive to

military families

• Cross Merchandised with $3.00 off produce coupons

• 25 Customers worldwide to win “free breakfast” with 10

Products from Quaker and Tropicana brands.

* The Great Eggo Waffle Off Contest

• “Salute to Service” promotion from Gatorade

• NFL Tickets and VIP experience for 32 Winners CONUS

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Exchange

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Duty First!

Main Exchange

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Duty First!

Services/Express

• New vendor in the Mall Game Hounds

selling Retro Games and RPG Games.

• Express 2 Has Snack Avenue Sampling

every Tuesday and Thursday 1330-1430

• Express 2 Oct 31 Having a Halloween

Costume contest for Adults and Kids

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Duty First!

Halloween Event

• Halloween

Costume

Contest for Kids

• Pumpkin

Carving Contest

• Trick or Treating

When: 31 Oct 13

Time: 4pm-6pm

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Junction City

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It’s Happening in JC

October 10 6:00 PM Junction Function 2013 Red Carpet Affair Large Cash Prizes, Live & Silent Auctions & Lavish Cuisine

October 12 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM

Monster Myths by Moonlight Milford State Park 3612 State Park Rd.

Milford, KS

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It’s Happening in JC

Visit www.junctioncitychamber.org for all these events and more!

October 29 5:15 PM All Treats Day to Parade begins at 5:30 PM

7:00 PM

2013 Blue Jay Football Schedule

September 20: Shawnee Heights September 27: @ Hayden October 4: Highland Park (Homecoming) October 10: @ Topeka W. (Thurs)

October 18: Washburn Rural October 25: @ Topeka High November 1: @ Manhattan November 8: Regionals November 15-22-30: Sectionals/Sub-State/State

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Geary County Historical Society 530 N Adams Junction City KS www.gchsweb.com

October Events October 14- Sunday Cinema: The museum will be showing The Blessings of Liberty and The Statue of Liberty at 2pm. October 19 - Spring Valley Site: open from 10am-1pm. Take a stroll through history and explore the grounds. There are 2 pioneer cabins and a one room schoolhouse. Located at the corner of K-18 and Spring Valley Road. October 31- Trick-or-Treating at the museum from 1-4pm.

Admission is free to the museum and all events!!! Call 785-238-1666 with any questions.

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The arts are 2013-2014 Performance

Season

jcoperahouse.org

Live Performances

Classic Films

Community

Theatre

Art, Music, Fitness &

Ballroom Dance Classes

135 W. 7th

Junction City Box Office:

785-238-3906

CONNIE DOVER & KELLY WERTS IN CONCERT Oct 20 3:00 p.m.

Award-winning folk music standouts share the stage for an unforgettable concert

A DOUBLE-HEADER! FIELD OF DREAMS & THE BEST OF ACOUSTIC JUNCTION Oct 26 6:30 p.m.

Two opera house favorites in one evening! Come for the classic film starring Kevin Costner, James Earl Jones & Burt Lancaster. After the film, stay for a special edition of our popular free concert series featuring the best regional musicians in a unique acoustic setting

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Manhattan

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Manhattan Military Relations Committee Upcoming Events

• Upcoming Manhattan Events

• Pulitzer Prize winning author David Finkel talks about his book, Thank You for Your Service at the K-State Alumni Center Thursday, October 17th from 4:00pm to 5:00pm.

• Fort Riley Day at K State: The Wildcats play the Iowa State Cyclones on Saturday, November 2nd for Fort Riley Day this year. Time to be announced.

• Veteran’s Day Parade: The Flint Hills Veteran’s Coalition’s Veteran’s Day Parade is Monday, November 11th at 9:30am.

• Beyond Glory: The MRC is sponsoring the one man, one night Broadway show, Beyond Glory, staring Stephen Lang at McCain Auditorium on Wednesday, November 13th.

Fall MRC Luncheons

• October 2, Lt Col Sean Monteiro, Commander, 10th ASOS, US Air Force Hilton Garden Inn

• November 6, Mike VanCampen, President Kansas Honor Flights, Four Points by Sheraton

• December 4, Jennifer Dixon, Fort Riley Parent to Parent, Holiday Inn at the Campus

Manhattan MRC Luncheons are the first Wednesday of the month from 1130 to 1300. Lunch is $15.00 per

person.

Yellow Ribbon Socials Fall Schedule

• October 15, Longhorn Steakhouse,

505 Tuttle Creek Blvd. • November 19, Houlihan’s, 1641 Anderson Avenue • December Family Event, To be

decided.

Yellow Ribbon Socials are open to the

spouse of any deployed soldier. Pay as you go, from 1800 to 2100. Free

appetizers.

Janet Nichols, Military Community Liaison [email protected] / (785) 776-8829

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Announcements

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• The OCSC provides its members a friendly environment to make new social connections with fellow Fort Riley spouses and community members. We offer events and activities which encourage laughter, friendship, and volunteer service.

• October 17th – OCSC Country Stampede • November 21st – Make It, Fake It, or Bake It • December 12th – Santa, Snowmen, &

Snowflakes January 16th – OCSC Monologues • February 20th – Belle of the Ball Bingo

(MHIP) April 17th – Price is Right • May 15th – OCSC Kentucky Derby

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BUNKO FOR THE CURE

ALL ARE WELCOME TO PLAY!!

LIMITED to the FIRST 100 PEOPLE who RSVP and pay!

Thursday, October 10th at 6pm @ Riley’s Conference Center Cost: PREPAY ONLY $20 includes $10 towards the Cure and $10 for food and prizes. RSVP by October 7th and pay through our website www.fortrileyocsc.com **Order a “Giving the Boot to Cancer” t-shirt for $10 by September 19th. You can order at our September luncheon or on our website through PayPal! **

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Fort Riley Army Spouses Choir

•Bringing spouses together in song

•Open to all Fort Riley Army spouses with any level of musical ability

•Rehearsals are every Thursday evening, 6 to 8:30

•To join the choir, or to arrange for a choir performance, please contact us at [email protected]

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CALENDAR

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October 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

7am XQuest; KFH

10-Noon Key Caller Class; ACS

1130-4pm WTB Town Hall;

ACS

CG PayDay Scramble

2

9-1130 Money Management 101;

ACS

1-145pm Employment Readiness

Orientation

3

830-430pm Financial

Education; ACS

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

Command Spouse Training

Seminar; ACS

10-12pm A Survivors Story

4

4-31 Oct; Zombie Toxin

Haunted House; JC

11-1pm Strike Out Stigma

5

Fall Fest (Apple Days)

730am Volksmarch Fun Run;

Riley’s

Youth S&F Geocaching

Challenge

7pm Comedy Night; Rally’s

Ogden Fall Festival (1130-1)

6

7

1-2pm Sponsorship Training;

ACS

4-5pm Dating and Violence

Don’t Go Together, Teen

Center

8

9-Noon Love & Logic (3-7yrs)

6-8pm Encourage Early Literacy

10-12pm Command Group &

First Responders Appropriate

and Effective Response, CYSS

9 10-Noon Scream Free Parenting PT 1

9-1130 Money Management 101; ACS

1-145pm Employment Readiness

Orientation

2-4pm ERP Workshop by Request

;ACS

Army Family Action Plan

10

6-8pm ACS Survival &

Defense Class

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

11

10am Customer Appreciation

Golf Tournament

5-6:30 pm USO No Dough

Dinner

Division Training

Holiday/RDO

12

Konza Prairie Hike

Rollin Hills Zoo Pumpkin Patch

PaZoola

9 am Eisenhower Wreath

Laying

3-6-9 Bowling Tournament

630pm Movie Night; Library

13 14

3pm & 6pm Columbus Day

Observance with “The New

World” ; WZ

Columbus Day

15 16 10-Noon Scream Free Parenting PT 2

9-1130 Money Management 101; ACS

1-145pm Employment Readiness

Orientation

17

430-530pm CYS Mother

Daughter Tea Party

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

18

8-1530 FR Retiree Appreciation

Day

19 Noon Mega Bingo; Rally’s

7-10pm Family Fun Nights

Night Flyer Shoot

10-Noon Fall Fest Pumpkin Patch ;

ACS

Rolling Hills Zoo Senior Safari Days

1pm Release Party; WZ

10-1pm Springvalley Historic Site

20

10am Fort Riley Autocross;

Marshall Airfield

10-1700 SCCA

21

10am Dance Against Domestic

Violence

22

2-6pm Fall Career Fair; ACS

23

10-Noon Scream Free Parenting

PT 3

9-1130 Money Management 101;

ACS

1-145pm Employment Readiness

Orientation

24

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

25

6pm Release Party; WZ

RDO

26

6-8pm Trunk or Treat; Library

8am Doubles Racquetball

Tournament; KFH & Long

Zombie Paradise Paintball

Shootout

5-9pm Kids Halloween Bowling

Party

27

2pm Family Bingo; Rally’s

28 29

OCSC Spooky Tasting at OZ

Winery

6-730pm Volunteer of the

Quarter Ceremony, RCC

30

9-1130 Money Management 101;

ACS

1-145pm Employment Readiness

Orientation

5-6:30 pm USO No Dough Dinner

Intersection of Intimate Partner

Violence & Combat Related Issues

31

Fort Riley Network 1pm;

RCC

5-7pm Trunk or Treat;

Commissary Parking Lot

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

6pm Rocky Horror Picture

Show Movie Showing; WZ

Black = MWR Event

Red = Community Event

Fall Carnival 3-6 Oct; Rally’s

Fall Carnival 3-6 Oct; Rally’s Fall Carnival 10-13 Oct; Rally’s

Fall Carnival 10-13 Oct; Rally’s 9-430pm 24/7 Dad Workshop 9-3pm Army Family Team Building Level 1

BOSS Grandpa Boone’s

Fishing Trip

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November 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Black = MWR Event

Red = Community Event

1

CG PayDay Scramble

Red Cross Blood Drive

2 Army/Air Force Football Game

8-4pm IBEX Climbing Gym

Rolling Hills Zoo Senior Safari Days

Custer Hill Golf Course Last Stand

7pm Comedy Night; Rally’s

Fort Riley Day @ Bill Snyder Family

Stadium

3 4

1-2pm Sponsorship Training;

ACS

10-Noon Care Team Training;

ACS

5

OCSC Manhattan Clue at 4

Olives Bar

2-4pm Love & Logic PT 1 (8-

12yrs)

6pm Release Party; WZ

7-10pm Guy Fawkes Day; WZ

6

9-1130 Money Management

101; ACS

1-145pm Employment

Readiness Orientation

2-630pm Sponsorship Award

Ceremony, RCC

10 Operation Santa

7

830-430pm Financial

Education; ACS

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

8

Division Training

Holiday/RDO

9

11-530pm Butterball Blast

Rolling Hills Zoo Go Orange

for Orangutans Day

630pm Movie Night; Library

10

The “O” Challenge at Lake

Adventures Racing; Milford

11

3pm Veterans Day

Remembrance; WZ

Veterans Day

12

2-4pm Love & Logic PT 2 (8-12yrs)

13

130-430pm Oh! Oh, Baby It’s Your Day!

9-1130 Money Management 101; ACS

1-145pm Employment Readiness

Orientation

2-4pm ERP Workshop by Request ;ACS

5-6:30 pm USO No Dough Dinner

14

0830-1400 FR Army

Educational Fair

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

Red Cross Blood Drive

15 16

7-8pm Family Fun Nights

Youth S&F Ice Skating in Kansas

City

630pm Dueling Pianos

40-Frame Game Tournament;

Bowling

17

2pm Family Bingo; Rally’s

3 MCEC Parent to Parent

Reading

18

1030-Noon Its Not as Hard as

You Think

19 2-4pm Love & Logic PT 3 (8-

12yrs)

10-Noon Funds Custodian

Traning; ACS

20

9-1130 Money Management

101; ACS

1-145pm Employment

Readiness Orientation

21

10 German-Italian Memorial

1-3pm Army Federal Job

Applications ;ACS

430-530 Fall Fest ;CYS

22

Little Apple BDE Ball

23

1-3pm Thanksgiving Craft Party;

Library

8am Turkey 2-Miller Fun Run

24

KC Chiefs Mil App Night

25 26 27

9-1130 Money Management

101; ACS

1-145pm Employment

Readiness Orientation

BOSS Turkey Ganza

8am Turkey Bowl Flag Football

Tournament

28

BOSS Turkey Ganza, WZ

Thanksgiving

29

Division Training

Holiday/RDO

30

9-Noon FRG Leaders Training; ACS

9-3pm Army Family Team Building Level 2 Veterans Day Golf Appreciation …

… Golf Appreciation cont’d

Veterans Day…

…Appreciation Bowling

BBQ 4 the Troops (Military Family Appreciation)

12-16 Turkey Bowl 11-5pm

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December 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 3 4

(T) Forsyth Chapel Ribbon

Cutting

5

Chrsitmas Tree Lighting; Ware

Parade field

6 7

Christkindle Market; RCC

Tour of Homes

8

630-830pm Library Movie

Night

9am Holiday Hoops Basketball

Tournament

9 10 11 12

5-6:30 pm USO No Dough

Dinner

53rd Combined Graduation

Ceremony

13

RDO

14

1ID Band/ JC Community Band

Holiday Concert

15

1-3pm Santa at the Library

9am Holiday Hoops Basketball

Tournament

16

12-6pm Bowling with Santa

17 18 19 20 21

22

130-4pm Family Climb Time

23 24

Division Training

Holiday/RDO

25

Christmas

26 27 28

29 30 31

Division Training

Holiday/RDO

Red = Community Event

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