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NEWS AND INFORMATION FOR THE NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY SOUTH POTOMAC DEFENSE COMMUNITY Women of Color Magazine Honors Navy Engineer with Esteemed Award By John Joyce, ence at the Detroit Marriott in NSWCDD Corporate the Renaissance Center during Communications Link directly to the the Women of Color Awards U.S. Navy engineer Tifany gala, Oct. 15. “She taught us NSASP Facebook Owens is constantly on the we can do anything we put our page on your go helping girls envision that minds to, and raised us with smart phone “STEM is a girl thing” while en- conidence, pride and respon- abling them to experience it in sibility to ourselves and our their lives. community. I will be eternally Once her protégés catch the grateful for her and her advice INSIDE: vision, they are on the go them- that drives me to continue to selves pursuing STEM (sci- help, give and serve.” ence, technology, engineering, he Women of Color Maga- and mathematics) activities, zine refers to its annual tech- academics, degrees and ca- nology conference as “the fo- reers. rum of choice” for recognizing he Women of Color Mag- signiicant contributions by azine noticed the engineer’s women in STEM ields. his startling success with inspir- year’s awards gala theme— ing and mentoring students “Earned it, Got it, Celebrate throughout Virginia and hon- it,” – paid tribute to awardees PHOTO COURTESY OF WOMEN OF COLOR MAGAZINE ored her with the magazine’s for their commitment, service, Navy engineer Tiffany Owens, left, receives the Women of Color Mag- Recognizing 2016 Community Service and achievements. azine’s 2016 Community Service Award at the magazine’s annual Outstanding Award at its conference, aptly “In serving our country as a awards gala held at the Detroit Marriott in the Renaissance Center, themed: “STEM is a Girl hing”. systems safety engineer at the Oct. 15. Owens was honored for inspiring and mentoring students Service “My mother, a teacher, raised Naval Surface Warfare Center throughout Virginia in a myriad of science, technology, engineering three girls on the east side of Dahlgren Division, Tifany and mathematics programs. “In serving our country as a systems safety engineer at the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Divi- Page 2 Bufalo, New York – we all be- Owens has also gone above sion, Tiffany Owens has also gone above and beyond in service to came engineers,” Owens re- and beyond in service to her her community,” said Karen Davis, Naval Sea Systems Command marked while accepting her Executive Director for Surface Warfare, told the audience before pre- award before a hushed audi- see Award, page 3 senting the award to Owens. MCPON Highlights NSASP Navy Birthday Ball PRSRT STD PRSRT PERMIT #90 PERMIT EASTON, MD EASTON, PAID U.S. POSTAGE By Andrew Revelos “he MCPON is the senior enlisted ad- NSASP Public Affairs visor to the entire Navy and the Chief Sailors, oicers, veterans and sweet- of Naval Operations. We have a tradi- hearts from commands across Na- tion of great leaders for this position. val Support Activity South Potomac Master Chief, I thank you and your wife (NSASP) celebrated the Navy’s 241st Elka for inding the time in your hectic birthday with an evening of tradition schedules to join us here this evening and elegance Oct. 28 at he Inn at the for our celebration. In front of you are Old Silk Mill. Capt. Peter Galluch, com- some of the best and brightest the Navy manding oicer of the AEGIS Training has to ofer in leadership and technical and Readiness Center (ATRC), presid- excellence. hey are truly America’s ed over the cake-cutting ceremony and Sailors in every sense.” Master Chief Petty Oicer of the Navy Giordano, selected as Navy’s 14th (MCPON) Steven Giordano was the MCPON in June, was the picture of guest speaker. enthusiasm as he took the podium Galluch welcomed guests and the after shooting the breeze with NSASP- U.S. NAVY PHOTO BY ANDREW REVELOS Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano MCPON. “he primary purpose of the based Sailors before the ceremony greets Sailors and their sweethearts at the 2016 Naval command master chief of any Navy is commenced. “his is a celebration,” Support Activity South Potomac (NSASP) Navy Birthday to serve as the senior enlisted advisor Ball on Oct. 28 at the The Inn at the Old Silk Mill in Freder- to the commanding oicer,” he said. see MCPON, page 3 icksburg, Va. FREE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR MILITARY AND GOVERNMENT CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES E-mail [email protected] or Call (540) 653-8153 2 The South Potomac Pilot Friday, November 4, 2016 NSASP Recognizes Outstanding Service at Awards Ceremony

By Barbara Wagner received a certiicate of appreci- to oicers who completed a Petty Oicer Jesus Lopez. years of service. Almost 35 students and civil- South Potomac Pilot ation from the Internal Revenue rigorous advanced training Length of service awards For their volunteer assistance ians were recognized for their he Naval Support Activity Service for her work with the course. hose recognized were presented to three NSASP at the Liberty Center four ATRC support at the recent MWR con- South Potomac (NSASP) quar- Volunteer Income Tax Assis- were Cpl. Jordan Hiltz, Cpl employees, Patricia Mollner students; Petty Oicers 3rd Class certs held on both NSF Indian terly awards ceremony was held tance (VITA) program. Jamil Watt, Cpl. Joshua Bihrle, for 25 years of service, Alice Manuel Cruzortega, Tristan Sut- Head and NSF Dahlgren. Oct. 28 at the Naval Support NSASP Police Chief Robert Cpl. James Sullivan, Cpl. Araf Stanton for 20 years of service ton, Giani Vanheusden and Jon- Congratulations to all of those Facility (NSF) Dahlgren Base Brooks presented six awards Al Ndee’ Al Apache and Chief and Stacey Pennington for ive athan Webb were recognized. recognized at the ceremony! heater. Almost 50 awards were presented, ranging from 25 years of civilian service to special pins for police oicers who recently completed advanced training, as well as a number of awards for the students from the AEGIS Training and Readiness Center (ATRC) and base civilians who supported two MWR concerts. NSASP Commanding Oicer Capt. Mary Feinberg presented Corey McCabe, site director of NSF Indian Head MWR with the senior civilian of the year award and Sharon Collins, an admin- istrative assistant at NSF Indian Head MWR, with the junior civil- ian of the year award. Carol Allison, the training as- U.S. NAVY PHOTOS BY BARBARA WAGNER sistance and personal inance ATRC Students and NSASP civilians were among those honored at the third quarter awards ceremony that took program manager at Fleet and place on Oct. 28. The students and civilians volunteered for the recent MWR concerts held at NSF’s Dahlgren and Family Support Center (FFSC), Indian Head. Civilians of the Year VITA Awardee

NSASP Senior Civilian Several NSASP Police Officers were recognized for completing ad- vanced tactical training. Those recognizied include: Cpl. Jordan Hiltz, of the Year Corey Junior Civilian of the Cpl. Jamil Watt, Cpl. Joshua Bihrle, Cpl. James Sullivan, Cpl. Araf Al McCabe Year Sharon Collins Carol Allison Ndee’ Al Apache and Chief Petty Officer Jesus Lopez. Liberty Center Awardees Length of Service Awardees

Petty Officer 3rd Petty Officer 3rd Class Petty Officer 3rd Class Tristan Sutton Giani Vanheusdon Jonathan Webb Patrica Mollner Alice Stanton Stacey Pennington Friday, November 4, 2016 The South Potomac Pilot 3 Haunted Trail at NSF Dahlgren

Aquatics Center 540-653-8088 *The Aquatics Center will be open Friday, Nov. 25 for lap swim at 5 – 8 a.m. and open Saturday, Nov. 26 for lap swim at 9 – 11 a.m. Private Pool Parties Keep summer going with private pool parties and book your get-to- gether at the pool! Contact the Aquatics Center to make a reserva- tion. Fall Swim Lessons Nov. 15 – Dec. 13 Parent and Child, Level I, II, III and IV age groups are available for swim lessons Tuesdays and U.S. NAVY PHOTO BY PAMELA BERRY Thursdays. Minimum enrollment of Deep in the woods at Dahlgren, a mad scientist’s experiment went horribly wrong creating flesh eating 3 participants per class. Cost: E1-E5, zombies and evil creatures of the night. Brave souls were forced to escape the science laboratory and $45.00. All Others, $50.00. Private into the woods filled with scares and screams from snake pits, zombies around every turn and finally the swim lessons are available at an mad scientist himself looking to take his last victim. We’d like to thank our sponsor NSWC Federal Credit Union and the ATRC Sailors, Sea Cadets, MWR Maintenance team and actors for all their hard work to additional cost. make this production a success. Be sure to visit www.NavyMWRDahlgren.com/events and stay tuned for our next exciting adventure! Continues on Page 4

Owens led and volunteered for a within the nation’s scientific and About Women of Color STEM search and development center that Award myriad of STEM activities and pro- technical workforce. Conference serves as a specialty site for weapon grams, including Bring Your Child Moreover, attendees benefit from Career Communications Group’s system integration. he command’s Continued from page 1 to Work Day, the Metro Richmond the event’s career networking op- Women of Color Magazine hosts the unique ability to rapidly introduce Science Fair, the FIRST Lego League, portunities. They interact with ex- technology conference which rec- new technology into complex warf- community,” said Karen Davis, Naval and FIRST Robotics Competition. ecutives representing Fortune 500 ognizes outstanding women in the ighting systems is based on its long- Sea Systems Command Executive “Tiffany also filled the roles of companies that embrace diversity STEM ields. It provides excellent standing competencies in science and Director for Surface Warfare, as she chartering member, president and are recognized as top places for opportunities for professional devel- technology, research and develop- introduced Owens. “Her impressive emeritus, and public relations chair women to work and advance in their opment, networking and recruiting. ment, and test and evaluation. News volunteering and mentoring eforts for the Richmond Professionals careers. College students meet with he conference is focused on the de- and information about NSWCDD: at the Center include her active role Chapter of the National Society of award winners and learn the next velopment of STEM women and en- http://www.navsea.navy.mil/Home/ in her department¹s Diversity Coun- Black Engineers,” according to the critical steps in forging their own sures that the superior achievements Warfare-Centers/NSWC-Dahlgren cil and Special Events Committee. Women of Color Magazine’s fall successful careers. and importance of these outstanding About Naval Sea Systems Com- But this is just the start of Tifany¹s 2016 feature profile on Owens. “She “We are all held responsible for women in STEM are highly visible to mand strong passion for STEM outreach. developed and conducted STEM our talents, wealth, knowledge and all conference participants. More on he Naval Sea Systems Command She donates countless hours to in- enrichment activities at Richmond time,” said Owens as she conclud- Career Communication Group STEM (NAVSEA) mission is to design, build, troducing young people to the world and Henrico Public Schools as a ed her speech. “I have been richly events: http://intouch.ccgmag.com deliver and maintain ships and sys- of STEM in the local Dahlgren and volunteer.” blessed. So many people poured About Naval Surface Warfare tems on time and on cost for the U.S. Richmond, Va., community and Since 1995, the Women of Color into my life, which leaves me with Center Dahlgren Division Navy. NAVSEA mission, vision, and schools to positively impact our next technology conference has attract- a tremendous responsibility to give he Naval Surface Warfare Center commander’s intent: http://www.nav- generation.” ed and leveraged exceptional talent back.” Dahlgren Division is a premier re- sea.navy.mil/Who-We-Are

ship team.” incredible history with the establishment of nized that the established market in Europe MCPON Giordano also ofered special thanks for all the Navy during the Revolutionary War. “De- for American goods and products. They rec- the family members in attendance and the termined to be masters of our own destiny, the ognized the need not only for a Navy, but a Continued from page 1 Sailors who participated in the ceremony. Founders knew it would be a hard-fought bat- strong Navy, that could secure that trade and Before the cake-cutting got underway, he dis- tle and they would need a Navy that was tough those routes and that economy, which would he said. “We’re going to share a few laughs to- cussed his irst few months as the MCPON enough to stand on its own, bold enough to eventually develop into the strongest in the night, hopefully, and those will probably come and the Navy’s traditions. take the ight to the enemy and ready to an- world.” after we see you on the dance loor.” “I’m so honored to be here,” he said. “I think swer the call, whenever that call may be. To- More than two centuries later, those tradi- One observation about the ball that inspired [the NSASP Birthday Ball] invitation was one night, we’re marking that occasion that oc- tions are as strong as ever thanks to the men Giordano was the young cohort of many par- of the irst in the oice… and it was an easy curred on October 13, 1775.” and women in the Navy, Giordano said. “As ticipants. “When I found out that the vast thing to say yes. When you have the opportu- The Navy’s role for America is enshrined much as we are the power to be rivaled on the majority in attendance tonight are junior Sail- nity to celebrate with Sailors—our history, our in the Constitution in the Navy Clause and world’s waterways, we must never stop striving ors… and because of the eforts of the com- heritage, this thing we call the Navy—you take Giordano emphasized the service’s historic to be the best Navy possible. In spite of all that mittee, you were able to get here for free, my those opportunities.” role in making the country strong, militarily power, our Navy would be nothing without its goodness, a round of applause for the leader- Giordano described the beginning of that and economically. “[The Founders] recog- people. And we call ourselves Sailors.” 4 The South Potomac Pilot Friday, November 4, 2016

Float Night Every Wednesday, buy one game; get a your desired care date. Reservations can BASE HAPPENINGS Nov. 18 from 5 — 7 p.m. second game for FREE! be made in the center or over the phone. Bring your inlatable and loat your way All-U-Can Bowl Fridays Family Spaghetti Dinner Dahlgren into the weekend. he pool will close at 6 Every Friday from 7 p.m. — 11 p.m. Nov. 17 from 5 — 7 p.m. 6th Annual Army-Navy Blood Challenge p.m. if no one is present. Open to all with Enjoy two hours of all you can bowl! Location: Youth Activities Center Army-Navy Blood Challenge will be held at the Dahlgren Chap- base access. Cost: Regular Admission Cost: Military $6.95/person; Civilian Enjoy a family spaghetti dinner at the el Annex on Monday, Nov. 28. Donate blood and cast your vote. $7.95/person. Both rates include shoe YAC and gain information on our Child & Winner will be announced at Army-Navy Football game on Dec. Auto Skills Center rental. Youth programs. Open to all families and 10. Sign up at www.militarydonor.com (sponsor code: NSF). For 540-653-4900 Cosmic Bowling youth with base access eligible for YAC more info contact: [email protected] he Auto Skills Center provides you Every Saturday from 7 p.m. — 11 p.m. services. Register at the Youth Activities Volunteer Tax Assistance Program Training with the opportunity to perform gener- Enjoy music and lights while bowling! Center by Monday, Nov. 14. Space is lim- Training for VITA will be held the week of Dec. 12-16, 8 a.m. — 4 al maintenance and repair on your own Turkey Bowl ited. p.m. Anyone with base access can volunteer. For more informa- vehicle! Rental cost for one bay, which in- Nov. 1-20 Wolf Trap Family Involvement tion contact Carol Allison at 540-653- 1839. cludes tool, equipment and luid disposal: Bowl a turkey, three strikes in a row, Workshop Our Daily Bread Giveaway $6.00 per hour for Active Duty Military, and enter your name for a drawing to win Nov. 17 from 3:30 — 5 p.m. he chapel will be providing a free bread and baked goods give- Dependents and Retired Military; $7.00 a hanksgiving Turkey! Cost: Military, Nov. 18 from 9:30 — 11:30 a.m. away, with donations from Walmart starting at the Chapel Annex per hour for Civilians. Auto Skills is lo- $6.95. All Others, $7.95 Location: CDC MLC Bldg. 212 Room 2 on Tuesdays beginning at 11 a.m. Baked goods will also be shared cated directly behind Cannonball Lanes Storytelling, puppetry and music bring at the ATRC schoolhouse during shift change and taken to the Bowling Center. Child & Youth to life tales about insects from diferent barracks. For any questions contact Chaplain Lt. Joshua Okwori Winterization Maintenance Class CDC 540-653-4994 parts of the world. Jeanne uses imagina- at 540-653-8297 Nov. 8 at 11 a.m. — 1 p.m. YAC 540-653-8009 tive props to convey educational tales Second Tour Thrift Store his class focuses on basic maintenance Military Child Care Open Enroll- from Africa, Mexico and Native America. he Second Tour hrift Store ofers a wide assortment of qual- on how to best prepare your car for the ment Using interactive storytelling style, Jeanne ity used items at incredibly low prices. he store is located at 722 harsh winter months ahead. Cost: FREE here’s a new way to request care for brings her audience into the stories, creat- Sampson Rd., and open hursdays from 10 a.m. — 2 p.m. for all New Driver Class School Age Care (SAC) and Summer ing lots of family fun! shoppers with base access. ‘Like’ on Facebook @DahlgrenSec- Nov. 21 from 4 — 6 p.m. Camps! Families can now use MCC to re- ondTour. Whether you are just learning to drive or quest care for SAC programs and Summer Community Recreation Indian Head want to know more about vehicle mainte- Camps all year long. he online system Tickets & Travel Southern Peach BBQ Food Truck nance and safety, join Auto Skills every allows you to search for and submit un- 540-653-8785 he Southern Peach BBQ Food Truck will be serving NSF Indi- third Monday for our New Driver Course. limited SAC and Summer Camp requests Busch Gardens Christmas Town an Head on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 11 a.m. -2 Learn the basics of luid checks, air pres- at any time of the year without waiting for Tickets p.m. he truck will be located in the lot by the Community Rec- sure, changing a lat and oil changes. registration to begin! To register and learn Purchase your tickets at Community reation Center. Know the warning signs and gain knowl- more about MCC, visit MilitaryChildCare. Rec Tickets & Travel today! Christmas Bread Bonanza at the USO edge with hands-on experience with your com shines brightest at Busch Gardens Christ- he USO ofers a free bread and baked goods giveaway, with own vehicle! Cost: FREE Hourly Care mas Town in Williamsburg, Virginia. donations from Food Lion on hursdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pick Location: Child Development Center Enjoy Christmas lights, heartwarming from a wide selection of breads, cakes, cookies, muins, pies and Cannonball Lanes Bowling and Youth Activities Center shows, new thrill rides, delicious holiday more. Center Eligible patrons include all children dining and festive shopping! Cost: Christ- “Me” Time 540-653-7327 6 weeks to 12 years of age. Care is avail- mas Town, $26.00. Fun Card, $36.00. Need a little “me” time? Come out to the USO for a “me-time” *Cannonball Lanes will be open Friday, able on a day to day basis and requires Open select days Nov. 25 – Jan. 2. craft event that will be held on Nov. 13 at the USO building for Ac- Nov. 25 from 2 p.m. — midnight. advance reservations. Hourly care reser- Holiday Shopping NYC Trip tive Duty members and their spouses. he craft this month is TBD. Games: Military $3.00, Civilian $4.00. vations as well as payments for care can Dec. 3 USO Supermarket Sweeps Hourly Bowling: Military $20.00, Civilian be made online at https://myfr.navyaims. Join Community Rec for a holiday shop- he USO Sponsored Supermarket Sweeps will be held on Nov. $25.00 Shoe Rental: Military $1.50, Civil- com/ndwcyms.html Cost: $4.00/hour ping trip in New York City where you’ll 21 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Produce and non-perishable goods are ian $2.50. Give Parents a Break ind just what you are looking for, plus an provided through the Maryland Food Bank for all active duty Sunday Special Location: Child Development Center experience you’ll never forget! Bus depar- service members. Spouses may come in place of the active duty Every Sunday from 11 a.m. — 5 p.m. Eligible patrons include all children 6 tures and locations will be provided upon member. Bring I.D. and reusable bags if you have them. Join us every Sunday for $2.00 games weeks to 5 years of age, not yet in kinder- registration. Cost: $20.00 per person USO Active Duty YUM Lunch and $1.00 shoe rentals! garten. he Dahlgren CDC will ofer hour- 2016 Fire Truck White House he USO will be hosting its active duty only YUM luncheon this Ten Dollar Tuesdays ly child care on the 1st and 3rd Friday of Christmas Ornament month on Nov. 17 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All active duty are invited Every Tuesday from 11 a.m. — 9 p.m. each month from 7 — 11 p.m. and the 2nd he 2016 White House Christmas Or- to have lunch at the USO. Every Tuesday, get a lane for one hour of Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to 5 nament honors America’s 31st President bowling for only TEN dollars! p.m. his program is free for respite care Herbert Hoover inspired by the ire en- To publish information on your event or program under Buy a Game, Get a Game Wednes- referrals and $4.00 per hour for all other gines that responded to the 1929 Christ- “Base Happenings,” contact Andrew Revelos at 540-653-6012 or days patrons. 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Craftech smoking cessation encourag- a special Ministry of Magic Friday, Nov. 4 7 p.m. he Birth of a Nation R 540-653-1730 ing smokers to make a plan to IDs or Magical Congress of Snowman Painting quit. Rain Date: Nov. 18. Cost: the USA security badges for Saturday, Nov. 5 4 p.m...... Storks PG Saturday, Nov. 5 7 p.m...... Nov. 10 from 5 — 7 p.m. Active Duty, Free. All Others, entrance to special reserved The Magniicent Seven PG-13 Sunday, Nov. 6 2 p.m...... Storks *3-D PG Join in the fun and paint a $5.00 seating at the Dahlgren he- Sunday, Nov. 6 4:30 p.m...... Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children PG-13 snowman onto music sheet. Ping Pong Tournament ater’s free sneak peek of the Friday, Nov. 11 7 p.m...... The Accountant R Refreshments will be sup- Nov. 21 at 3:30 p.m. showing of Fantastic Beasts Saturday, Nov. 12 4 p.m...... plied. Open to all with base Location: Basketball Court and Where To Find hem, ...... Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them (SNEAK PEEK) PG-13 access. 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Cost: $10.00 *he General Library will be STEM club and learn about Paintball Tournament & Come by the Bowling Cen- Take a ride with us to Capi- open Friday, Nov. 25 from 9 magnets! Cost: FREE Veteran’s Day Celebra- ter and enjoy a free night of tal Clubhouse for the day to go Fitness Center a.m. – 5:30 p.m. tion bowling on us! ice skating. 540-653-8580 Storytime at the Library Liberty Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. Ice Skating *he Fitness Center will be Every Monday at noon and 540-653-7277 Sign up now for paintball Nov. 26. Van departs Liberty open Wednesday, Nov. 23 Friday at 10 a.m. he Liberty Center and all and stop by the Liberty Center at 1 p.m. Continues on Page 6 from 5 a.m. – 6 p.m. and only Short or tall, big or small, activities are for Liberty Cen- at 3 p.m. to enjoy food provid- 24/7 access will be available enjoy storytime and crafts for ter Patrons Only: E1-E6 Sin- ed by Grays Landing. hursday, Nov. 24. all! Join the General Library gle/Unaccompanied Active Fire Pit Visit us online at www.Na- every Monday in September Duty Military. Nov. 12 & 26 starting at 7 p.m. vyMWRDahlgren.com/fit- and Friday to read a story Football Tailgating Campire setting with all the ness-sports to view the Group and make a craft. This Octo- Every Sunday beginning at ixings! Bring your guitar and Exercise schedule-2017 Race ber we will be changing to 1 p.m. have a fun night around the ire. Series schedule and upcom- Wednesday evening STEAM Enjoy Sunday football at Free Movie Friday at the ing classes and leagues! storytimes geared towards Liberty! Food will be provided. Theater Wounded Warriors Family Support is an independent Maintain Don’t Gain pre-K age groups at 4:45p.m. Barracks Bash! Nov. 18 at 10 p.m. nonproit organization whose mission is to improve the Nov. 2016 – Jan. 2017 and Friday storytimes at 10 Nov. 4 Sign up at Liberty for a mov- quality of life for the families of our combat wounded. Having Don’t let the holidays in- a.m. There will no longer be a Join us outside of the Bar- ie showing at the Movie he- earned Charity Navigator’s highest four-star rating, Wounded crease your waistline! Keep Monday storytime after Sep- racks as we welcome all new ater after dark. Enjoy free pop- Warriors Family Support aids veterans and their families in healing the wounds that medicine cannot. those extra pounds of this tember. coming service members to corn, drink and candy! holiday season with a three One-on-One Computer Help Dahlgren. National Aquarium in Bal- Wounded Warriors Family Support serves veterans and their families across the country in a variety of ways: month program at the Fitness Nov. 1 from 3 — 5 p.m. Maryland International timore Respite, Family Retreats, Mobility-equipped Vehicles Center. Open to all with base Need help and don’t know Raceway Nov. 19. Van departs at 9 and Veterans Welding Training. access. Cost: FREE where to start? Sign up for a Nov. 5. Van departs Liberty a.m. CFC# 81534 Kin-Ball Tournament one on one session to work at 10 a.m. Take a trip with Liberty to wwfs.org hursdays in Nov. 2016 at 4 on whatever you’d like! Cost: Join us for a day at Maryland the National Aquarium in Bal- p.m. FREE International Raceway for the timore. Cost: $13.00 Kin-Ball is a growing inter- Crafternoon Imports V.S. Domestics races. Milkshake Monday national sport that incorpo- Nov. 3 from 4:30 — 5:45 p.m. Cost: $7.50 Nov. 21 rates cooperation, respect and Add a touch of fall décor Caledon Hike Stop by the Liberty Center accessibility to all players. It to your home with a hanks- Nov. 7. Van departs at 10 a.m. for a milkshake! involves a large 4 ft. ball and giving wreath and mason jar Join us for a local hike at Nov. Birthday Celebra- players working together to craft! Cost: FREE Caledon! tion keep it of the ground. Regis- Paws for Reading Lunch With Liberty Nov. 23 ter for the Tournament or stop Novmeber 8 from 3:45 — 5 Nov. 8 from 11 a.m. — 1 p.m. Cake for all birthdays in by the Fitness Center cheer p.m. Join us for Lunch at the Lib- Nov., while supplies last! on your favorite teams. Open Curl up with a furry friend erty Center! Happy Thanksgiving!!! National Vanilla Cupcake to all with base access. Cost: and read them a story! he Nov. 24 OUR MISSION: SUPPORTING MILITARY FAMILIES Active Duty, Free. All Others, General Library will hold Paws Day Stop by the Liberty Center $5.00 for Reading the second Tues- Nov. 10 at 3 p.m. enjoy food provided Men’s Softball Tourna- day of every month and give Stop by the Liberty Center by Grays Landing. ment young readers the opportuni- and enjoy a vanilla cupcake, Midnight Bowling Nov. 5 at 9 a.m. ty to read to their four legged while supplies last! Nov. 25 at 12 a.m. 6 The South Potomac Pilot Friday, November 4, 2016

Youth Open Recreation Tips for Teens: Resume Writing are for Liberty Center Patrons Only: E1- What glows in the dark and is too Open to ages 5 – 12 from 6:30 – 10 and Financial Assistance E6 Single/Unaccompanied Active Duty much fun to miss? Cosmic bowling at p.m. Contact the Youth Center for Nov. 8 from 1 – 3 p.m. Military. Stars & Strikes Bowling Center! more information. Location: MWR Conference Room Mad for Plaid Contest Bldg. D-328 Indian Head Stars & Nov. 4 from 5-10 p.m. Indian Head Community Plan for the future! Create a profes- Strikes Bowling Center Are you mad? Mad for plaid that is! It’s Recreation Center sional resume and learn more about 301-744-4761 time to pull out your best plaid apparel Monthly Auto Care Class 301-744-4850 or 301-744-4648 scholarships, grants, and other inancial Games: Military $2.00/game; Civilian and show us what you’ve got! Contest Winter Safety Tips Storytime and Crafts assistance. Light refreshments will be $3.00/game; Shoe Rental $1.00 will be held for the maddest, plaidest Nov. 10 from 11 a.m. – noon Every Tuesday from 10:30 — 11 a.m. served. Register by Nov. 4. Cost: FREE Party Rental outit in Stars and Strikes at 8 p.m. Cost: In this hands on class, drivers will Join us at the Library every Tuesday STEM: Aviation Science Rent Stars & Strikes for your next cel- FREE. learn basic winter safety to prepare for a story and a craft! Nov. 16 at 6 p.m. ebration and let us help you throw a for the season. Cards for Troops Explore the science behind light, in bowling bash that your guests will rave Indian Head Weight Family Football Fun Day Nov. 1-18 ALL DAY an interactive presentation presented about! Cost: 2 hour rental prices are $60 House Fitness Center Nov. 19 from 8 a.m. -1 p.m. Stop by the library to write your by the College Park Aviation Museum. for military and $70 for civilians. Price 301-744-4661 Location: Ben Rand Field own card for our troops overseas and Cost: FREE. includes 4 private lanes, shoes, cosmic Racquetball League Begins Join the fun at this Turkey Bowl help make their holidays special. Cost: lights and whole lot of fun! Nov. 7 combine, where kids and adults can FREE Indian Head Globe & Open Bowling Get out and get it racquetball style! showcase their skills. Gourd Art Anchor/ Tiki Bar Fridays and Saturdays from 5 — 10 Each player is scheduled to play one Not interested in playing football? Nov. 4 at 6 p.m. 301-744-6487 p.m. opponent each week (unless other- Come for the “Prize in a Haystack,” Create your very own gourd art just Make sure to LIKE us on Facebook to Bored on the weekends? Look no wise noted). Games are scheduled crafts, food, 3 inlatables, and more! in time for Fall! Cost: FREE see the exciting drop-in events through- further. Stars & Strikes Bowling Center on player’s availability. Opponents Players ages 8-18 years old and have Fishing Tournament out the month. ofers open bowling on Fridays and Sat- will face each other in three games. not yet graduated, contact the Youth Nov. 5 from 8 a.m.- noon Turkey Bowling urdays. Prizes will be awarded to the top two Center at (301) 743-5456. he derby is open to all children, 15 Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. Lunch is Now Served! men and women players. For more in- Players ages 18 years and older, years and under, with a parent who Bowl with a frozen turkey for your Lunchtime Bowling formation, call the WHFC. Cost: Mili- contact the Sports Coordinator at has base access. chance to win! Two people per team. Every Wednesday from 11 a.m. — 1 tary-FREE; All others- $5 (301) 744-6649. Supplies are limited. Please bring First and second place teams will receive p.m. Walleyball Tournament your own ishing equipment and bait. turkeys! Not interested in bowling, come It’s time to enjoy your lunch! Take Nov.14 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Indian Head Child & Register at the Community Recre- for the 6 NEW drink specials, great mu- a break from the oice and unwind his single-elimination 4 on 4 tour- Youth ation Center by Nov. 2. Cost: FREE. sic, and free light fare! Open to all with with a game or two of bowling! Want a nament will be held on the racquet- CDC 301-744-4458 “Kentkatum” Native American base access 18 and older. Cost: FREE quick bite while you play? Visit us on- ball courts at the WHFC. Minimum CYP 301-743-5456 Heritage month activity line for the menu and to contact Stars of four teams needed to conduct tour- Teen Open Recreation Nov. 8 at 3:30 p.m. Indian Head Liberty and Strikes for more information. nament and prizes will be awarded Open to ages 13 — 18 from 6:30 — Join the Living the American Indian Center Cosmic Bowling to the irst and second-place teams. 10:30 p.m. Contact the Youth Center Experience team in a fun-illed hour of 301-744-4524 Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Register by Nov. 10. Cost: Active Duty- for more information. song, dance, and education. Cost: FREE. he Liberty Center and all activities month from 5 — 10 p.m. FREE; All others-$5. Friday, November 4, 2016 The South Potomac Pilot 7

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