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September 2014 Happenings INSIDE THIS ISSUE HOLIDAY CLOSURES Contents 2 Holiday Hours & Closures/ 3 GIs of Comedy 4 WATCH 39FSS.COM FOR 1 September Interactive Customer Evaluation 5 DETAILS ABOUT Adventure Trips with ODR 6-7 Airman & Family Readiness Center Closed Trips & Tours with ITT 10-11 Auto Hobby Shop Closed Fall Fest 2014 12 JOSH CHARLES & Child Development Center Closed Community Center Trips & Classes 14-15 MATTHEW LILLARD Civilian Personnel Section Closed Club Complex Cashier’s Cage Closed Big City Bowl 16 HANDSHAKE TOUR Education Center Closed Base Library 17 ITT 30-31 August & 1 September Closed Fun at the Club 18 COMING ON Library Closed Texas Hold’em Tournament 19 25 SEPTEMBER! Marketing Office & 39 Design Print Shop Closed Swimming Pool 20 Military Personnel Section Closed Engraving Shop 20 NAF Human Resources Closed Tee up for Golf 21 Roadhouse Grill Closed It Pays to be a Club Member 22-23 Youth Center Closed Help Wanted 24 Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities 28 Community Center open from 1200-1800 Fitness Center open from 0800-2100 Get Fit 30 Child & Youth Programs 32-33 Airman & Family Readiness Center 34-35 Lunch Specials 38-39 Dinner Specials 40-41 Sultans Inn Dining Customer App. Meal 42 FSS Directory 44 39 FSS Marketing Team 39 FSS Commander Major Hardy T. Giles 39 FSS Deputy Barbara Stewart Contact Us Command Section 676-3108 Marketing Office 676-8411, 676-8412 Fatma Yoksuloglu, Marketing Director [email protected] Andrea Mitchell, Marketing Assistant Christopher Nette, Marketing Assistant .39fss.com Noelle Tompkins, Marketing Assistant /39FSS Best in USAFE 2013, 2012, 2011, & 2009 Best in Air Force 2011 2 Happenings • September 2014 www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss September 2014 • Happenings 3 4 Happenings • September 2014 www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss September 2014 • Happenings 5 ADVENTURE TRIPS W/ OUTDOOR RECREATION James Bond Bridge Hike Please ask us about our Club Member prices! Call for dates & times Take a hike James Bond style! Explore the grandeur of the expansive Karaisali River Canyon and German Bridge where the Cappadocia Hot Air Balloons Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu eponymous hero met his untimely end. This is also where the train scene from Skyfall was filmed. Enjoy the scenic views as you relax in a beautiful picnic area beside the river. The historic bridge was designed and built by the Imperial German engineers as part of the Baghdad Railway. $60 per person, $25 for 7-12 years, German Bridge 6 & under free and must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu Recreation & Fun Temple of Zeus Uzuncaburc Call for dates & times Uzuncaburc has the best-preserved temple dedicated to Zeus in Asia Minor! Hike on a mostly flat trail, where strollers can be used in an “off road” way. After exploring the Hellenic temple, we take our time coming down the hill making stops along the way to explore a Roman aqueduct, amphitheater, and a Byzantine 676-6044 church. $70 per person, $35 for 7-12 years, 6 & under free. Yumurtalik Beach Getaway TER N Call for dates & times Spend the day at Yumurtalik beach! We provide transportation, CE you bring the beach toys and decide how to spend your day. You Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu N will also have a chance to explore the fortress in the sea and the Cappadocia Overnight Citadel of Suleyman The Magnificient nearby on the beach. $50 Call for dates & times per person, $20 for ages 1-12. Bring TL for lunch at your leisure. Kapuzbasi Waterfalls “U Choose” what you want to do from a variety of optional activities; Turkish Night dinner with belly dancing entertainment, visit the carpet factory, pottery factory, Cappadocia wine tasting and/or Jade Kapuzbasi Waterfalls factory, float over the fairy chimneys in a hot air balloon ride or see them up close on an ATV, by Call for dates & times horseback, or on a mountain bike. See the caves where the first Christians lived. Bring TL for admission RECREATIO Spend the weekend nestled in the mountains & hiking along fees, meals, and optional “U Choose” adventures. $135 per person, $70 for 7-12 years, and $60 stunning waterfalls. $180 per person in double room, $205 for for 6 & under. Price includes one night double occupancy lodging in a cave hotel, breakfast, and single room. Price includes overnight lodging in a wooden cabin, transportation. buffet, mixed grill, camp fire with s’mores, breakfast, and plenty of OOR D free time to enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings. Mount Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu Olympos OUT Paragliding Call for dates & times Fly off the world’s highest paragliding spot enjoying 30-45 minutes of real “air time” before landing on the beaches of Antalya! Tandem paragliding flights allow you to observe the most beautiful places of Antalya, Olympos beach, Cirali (flames of Chimera), Tekirova, the ruins of Phaselis, and Olympos from high above Mt Tahtali with a magnificent view of the Canyoning, Cliff Jumping, & White Water Rafting ancient city from the sky! From atop Mt. Olympos you will experience an unforgettable adventure! More Call for dates & times importantly Mt Tahtali is the world’s highest paragliding location. You will never forget this experience Join us for canyoning, cliff jumping, & white water rafting in Antalya! Stay at an ultra all inclusive hotel which will leave you feeling unique and special! $335 per person in a double room, $360 for single Saturday and Sunday. On Monday check out and go exploring in downtown Antalya. $390 for adults, $290 room ($120 already paid courtesy of RecOn!). for ages 6-12, double occupancy. Single rooms are available at an additional cost. 6 Happenings • September 2014 www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss September 2014 • Happenings 7 Paid Ad. No Federal Endorsement Intended. Paid Ad. No Federal Endorsement Intended. 8 Happenings • September 2014 www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss September 2014 • Happenings 9 TRIPS & TOURS W/ITT Cappadocia Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu Cappadocia Alanya by Plane 3 days- 2 nights Call for dates & times Call for dates & times All inclusive. Min. 10 people. $295 Min. 14 people. $160 per person in a double per person in a double room, $395 room, $200 single room. Ages 3-12 $140 single room. (with 2 full paying adults), ages 0-2 free (no Pine Park seats on the bus). Call for dates & times Uzuncaburc All inclusive. $110 per person per Call for dates & times night in a double room (min. stay 2 nights). $120 per person per night in a Min. 15 people. $40 per person, ages 3-12 Alanya Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu Recreation & Fun $35, ages 0-2 free (no seat on the bus). double room (min. stay 1 night). Pine Park w/Transportation Call for dates & times Tarsus, Castle By the $260 per person, ages 0-2 free (no seats on the bus), first child ages 3-6 $50, 7-12 $160. Sea, and Heaven & Hell Cappadocia Call for dates & times Call for dates & times Min. 14 people. $160 per person in a double room, $200 single room, ages 0-2 free (no seats on the bus), Min. 15 people. $48 per person. 3-12 $140 (with 2 full paying adults). Cappadocia Overnight Antalya Tour Call for dates & times Call for dates & times Kekova, St.Nicholas, Perge, Aspendos, Aqueduct, Olympos, Chimera, Phaselis. $100 per person in a double room, $120 Min.15 people. $575 per person in a double room, $660 single room. OUR 676-6049 T single room. Ages 3-12 $80 (with 2 full paying adults), ages 0-2 free (no seats on Seven Churches Tour the bus). Call for dates & times Min. 8 people. $590 per person in a double room, $690 single room. Tarsus & Seven Heaven Cave Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu Black Sea Trip by Airplane ITT-NEX Sleepers Call for dates & times Call for dates & times Min. 15 people. $48 per person. Min. 15 people. $500 per person in a double room, $590 single room. Anavarza & Cyprus Trip by Airplane Kozan Castles Call for dates & times Call for dates & times 5 star holiday resort fullboard plus! $415 per person in a double Min. 15 people. $48 per person, ages 3-12 room, $535 single room. US citizens are required to have a valid $43, ages 0-2 free (no seat on the bus). Anavarza Castle Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu tourist passport. Sumela Monastery, Black Sea Izmir Call for dates & times CRUISES DEPARTING FROM TURKEY Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu Min. 2 people. $540 per person in a double room, $600 single room. MSC Preziosa Bodrum Trip by Airplane-Direct Flight Call for dates & times Every Wednesday depart from Istanbul, 8 day cruise to Turkey, Croatia, Italy, & Greece. Min. 2 people. All inclusive. $480 per person in a double room, $610 single room. MSC Preziosa Istanbul Call for dates & times Every Tuesday depart from Izmir, 8 day cruise to Turkey, Croatia, Italy, & Greece. Min. 2 people. $495 per person in a double room, $545 single room. COSTA FASCINOSA Istanbul - Gallipoli - Troy Tour Call for dates & times Depart from Izmir every Thursday 8 Day Cruise Turkey, Croatia, Italy, & Greece. Min. 12 people. $495 per person in a double room $545 single room. Louis Olympia Depart from Istanbul every Saturday 8 day Cruise Greek Islands. AVAILABLE IN OCTOBER Depart from Kusadasi every Tuesday 8 day Cruise Greek Islands. Call for dates & times Depart from Kusadasi every Monday 4 day or every Friday 3 day Cruises to Greek Islands w/Louis Olympia. Cappadocia, Alanya, Castle by the Sea, Pine Park, Istanbul, 7 Churches, Bodrum, Antalya, Izmir, Troy, US citizens are required to have a valid Tourist Passport Ephesus, Jordan, Prague, Greece, Cyprus.
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