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EVENTS at PETERSON AFB Single Airman Initiative ODR Pg LEISURE AND RECREATION NEWS FROM THE 21ST FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON March / April 2013 FREE G00Dwww.21fss.comG00D STUFFSTUFF EVENTS at PETERSON AFB Single Airman Initiative ODR pg. 4 Easter Brunch The Club pg. 7 Golf Tournament Schedule Golf Course pg. 12 Easter Eggstravaganza Youth Center pg. 13 Armed Forces Community Run Registration back cover CONTACT INFORMATION IN THIS ISSUE Airman & Family 3 On course with the military Readiness SPOTLIGHTSPOTLIGHT onon child, Bowling Bldg 350, 556-6141 4 Outdoor Recreation Aquatic Center 5 Outdoor Recreation, ITT Bldg. 404, 556-4608 SPONSORSSPONSORS 6 Aero Club Aragon Dining Facility 7 The Club Bldg 1160 8 March Club Calendar 556-4782 (Menu Line) April Club Calendar 556-4180 (Flight Kitchen) 9 10 The Club, Library Arts & Crafts Center A&FRC, Aquatic Center Bldg 640, 556-1731 11 Silver Spruce Golf Course Bowling Center 12 Bldg 406, 556-4607 13 R.P. Lee Youth Center, CDC Fitness & Sports Center, Child Development 14 Centers Mini Golf at Peak View Main CDC: Bldg 1350, 554-9572 Park, FCC Peterson East CDC: Bldg 2004 15 Pikes Peak Lodge, 556-7460 Education Center The Club 16 Armed Forces Community Bldg 1013, 556-4181 Run Reservation Line, 574-4100 Catering, 574-4103 Education Center Bldg 1141, 556-4996 with the Family Child Care On Course Military Child Bldg 1465, 556-4322 Fitness & Sports Center GOOD STUFF Peterson Air Force Base Bldg 560, 556-4462 (Front Desk) THE STAFF 556-3210 (Special Programs) AArtrt CContestontest Lt Col Ann Igl 556-2767 (Eagle & Peak View Parks) This Art Contest celebrated 21st FSS Commander BOWLING CENTER Building 406•556-4607 Information, Tickets, the Month of the Military Child. Dan Schofield & Travel Deputy Director Bldg 640 Thank you! Ent Federal Credit Union, Information/Tickets sponsor of the new Family Golf Course. Margie Arnold 556-1760 or 556-1733 Writer/Editor Leisure Travel Marjorie Bennett 556-2116, 556-6447 Commercial Sponsorship & Library Advertising Bldg 1171, 556-7462 Alison Ramerth Outdoor Recreation Publicity Specialist Bldg 640, 556-4867 Pikes Peak Lodge No federal endorsement of sponsors or advertisers intended. Bldg 1042 Reservation Line 556-7851 or 1-888-AFlodge, ext 738 Rocky Mountain USAF Flight Training Center Hangar 133, 556-4310 R.P. Lee Youth Center Bldg 1555, 556-7220 Silver Spruce Golf Course Bldg 1054, 556-7414 FIND OUT MORE Visit us at www.21fss.com. Stripes Pub Bldg 1013, 556-4181 No federal endorsement of sponsor intended. 2 GOOD STUFF March/April 2013 On course with the military child - by Margie Arnold, 21FSS Marketing Playing golf can be a beautiful thing. Artful, even. Just ask the youth at Peterson AFB. Kids at the CDC and the RP Lee Youth Center drew on their experiences on the golf course to create a scene of them and their families having fun playing golf at the new Family Golf Course at Peterson AFB. They did so to participate in an art contest to find the top three pieces of art to be used in March- April issue of GOOD STUFF, the bi-monthly newsletter of the 21st Force Support Squadron. The art contest was a way to both celebrate the Month of the Military Child in April and the start of play this year at the new Family Golf Course. All youth who participated each received goody bags containing a certificate for a free round of golf for them and their family on the Family Golf Course, Silver Spruce Golf Course insulated lunch/beverage bag, Golf 4 Kids towel, golf tees, ENT backpacks and piggy banks, gift certificates from Dairy Queen and ITZ, stickers, and candy. In the teen category, Anna won a free, one-hour golf lesson with video because of her creative entry, which is our cover art for this month; Trinity, in the School Age Program category, and Gabrielle, in the CDC category, each won a beginner set of youth golf clubs. Judging the art were Col Chris Crawford, 21SW Commander, Chief Redman, Kayreen Crawford, Laura Hyten, Heather Donnithorne – all key spouses, and Lois Carlock, Mike Grady and Todd Salzman from Ent Federal Credit Union, 2013 sponsor of the Family Golf Course. For information about the Family Golf Course, call Silver Spruce Golf Course at 556-7414. For information about sponsoring an event or program at Peterson AFB, call 556-4977. No federal endorsement of sponsor intended. Peterson Air Force Base HOURS Bowling Center Hours open close Monday 11 a.m. 8 p.m. Tuesday 11 a.m. 2 p.m. BOWLING CENTER Wednesday & Thursday 11 a.m. 6 p.m. Building 406•556-4607 Friday 11 a.m. 11 p.m. Saturday 3 p.m. 11 p.m. Easter, March 31 - Closed Sunday Closed Strike Zone Cafe Hours open close Monday 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 3–5 p.m. Tuesday 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Wednesday & Thursday 11 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Friday 11 a.m. 10:30 p.m. Sat., Mar. 30 Saturday 3 p.m. 10:30 p.m. First 50 kids that FALL/WINTER Sunday Closed bowl get a FREE HOLIDAY HOURS St. Patrick’s Day Mar. 17: Closed Easter Mar. 31: Closed chocolate bunny! Inclement Weather Opening Time: Regular hours Make your SUMMER BOWLING PLANS NOW! Kids League: Saturday, time TBD. Call the Bowling Center at 556–4607 for more information. Summer Blast Program: Begins May 15. See the Bowling Center hours for your summer planning convenience. SPRING BREAK Kids bowl for $1 per game from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Mon.–Fri. during spring break. BIRTHDAYS Bowl one game FREE on your birthday! A new lunch special every day at the Strike Zone Café! • Book your squadron functions at the Bowling Center! www.21fss.com 3 OUTDOOR RECREATION Single Airman Initiative These SAI trips are open to everyone, but single enlisted members have priority. Single airmen want to do exciting stuff. Wild stuff. Like snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ziplining, skiing, skydiving and touring a cave. Now single airmen can do these things … and at rock-bottom prices, thanks to the Single Airman Initiative and Outdoor Recreation. ZIPLINE ADVENTURES Single Airman’s Initiative Ride six long and exciting lines, including three of Colorado’s longest and fastest ziplines! The 6 ziplines will include 4 long, exciting zips across the sky plus 2 additional huge zips, with a healthy nature hike between zip 1 and 2. The nature hike is very short, but it is uphill at high elevation. Therefore, we recommend above- average physical condition. Total trip duration is 4.5 hours. After our zip adventure we will stop for lunch on our way back. (Customer is responsible for meals.) DATES: March 2, 16 (two trips) COST: $15 (per person) SIGN-UP DEADLINE: No later than one week in advance. Space is limited and will fill quickly. FIRST AID/CPR COURSE RAFTING IS JUST AROUND The first Friday of every month. $50 THE CORNER Outdoor Recreation , Building 640 WINTER HOURS OF OPERATION (November 1, 2012 – April 30, 2013) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday Closed federal holidays Building 640 • 556-4867 [email protected] Reservations are first-come, first-served. 4 GOOD STUFF March/April 2013 HUNTER’S EDUCATION Outdoor Recreation will offer a hunter vel education course this spring. This two-day Tra course will give you all the information ITTsure and instruction necessary to obtain your Lei Colorado Hunter’s Certification, which is FRAME & EXPRESS SHOP OUTDOOR required in order to purchase a hunting permit. The class is divided into two ITT: Now a TicketsWest outlet with LEISURE TRAVEL: Domestic or sessions, which must be attended in order tickets to the Colorado Springs World international, grand or intimate, exotic or to be certified. The first session will be a Arena and the Pikes Peak Center. remote. We can take you where you want classroom training session and the second Tickets are available for local, regional to go. Let us help plan your getaway. RECREATION session will be out on the range providing and national venues. Many of the USA Walt Disney World hands-on training. The firearms will be tickets to various sporting events, Military active duty and retired can take provided for the training and bringing your performances, and amusement parks advantage of up to 40% savings at all own firearms is not permitted or required. are reduced in price in the form of participating WDW hotels. You can add a a military discount, so always check DATES: 6-9 p.m. Wed., Mar. 20, and meal plan to this promotion. Please call us with us first before making a purchase 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sat., Mar. 30. for quotes. anywhere else. All ticket sales are COST: $10 (per person), Reservations are final. No exchanges or refunds. SANDALS Couples-Only Resorts first-come, first-served. Relax in the luxury of the various Sandals Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resorts in Jamaica, Bahamas, Antigua and SIGN-UP DEADLINE: No later than one Military Salute 2012-2013 St. Lucia. Military rates are an additional week in advance. Space is limited. Disneyland and Walt Disney World 10% off the lowest promotional rates. All SNOWSHOEING DAY TRIP offer great savings to active duty or inclusive destinations. A unique way to get out and enjoy the retired members of the U.S. military. beautiful Colorado winter away from The Military Salute special ends the crowded ski resorts or other tourist September 28, 2013. attractions. Ski Tickets on sale now! DATES: Sun., Mar. 3. Or upon request.
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