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February 2015 Happenings INSIDE THIS ISSUE Contents 2 Did You Know? 3 ADVENTURE Single Airmen Events 4 Adventure Trips with Outdoor Rec 5 TRIPS Dog Daze 6 WITH Fishing Rodeo 7 ODR AFE Show - MMA Fighters 8 PG 5 Hodja Lakes Golf Course 9 Trips & Tours with ITT 10-11 Library 13 Community Center Classes & Trips 14-15 Big City Bowl 16 Super Bowl at After Six 17 VALentine’s DAY Fun at the Club 18 Super Bowl at the Club 19 BASKETS AT THE FSS Trivia Game 21 COMMUNITY Fitness & Sports 22 CENTER Strong Man Competition 23 PG 14 February Planner 26-27 Valentine’s Day Messages 28-29 Fabric Care-Lodging Sponsor Kits 30 NAF Sale at Hodja Inn Lodging 31 Engraving Shop 33 Auto Hobby Shop 36 LATE NIGHT CDC - Youth Programs 38-39 Give Parents a Break & Activities 40 3 ON 3 Airman & Family Readiness Center 42-43 BASKETBALL Lunch & Dinner Specials 46-49 PG 22 Dining Customer Appreciation 50 Holiday Closures & Special Hours 50 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 [email protected] Fatma Yoksuloglu, Marketing Director Andrea Mitchell, Marketing Assistant .39fss.com Noelle Tompkins, Marketing Assistant Best in USAFE 2013, 2012, 2011, & 2009 /39FSS Best in Air Force 2011 2 ● February 2015 www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss February 2015 ● 3 www.39fss.com ● facebook.com/39FSS www.39fss.com SINGLE AIRMAN EVENTS ADVENTURE TRIPS W/ODR Erciyes Photo by Figen Yoksuloglu Bodrum Şirince Wine Tasting & Bodrum Jeep Safari Trip (18 and over) Snow Tubing Call for Dates & Times, ODR Call for Dates & Times After tasting the delicious fruit and grape $65 per person, ages 12 and under wines of Şirince on day one, we’ll drive to are $25. Trips depend on snow. Bodrum where we will stay for two nights. The first full day in Bodrum on your free time, you can explore Bodrum Castle, go www.39fss.com ● facebook.com/39FSS www.39fss.com on a boat trip, walk around the city or chill in one of the cafés or pubs. On Monday, the last day, we’ll explore the villages of Bodrum with a Jeep Safari. $370 per person double occupancy. Price includes airfare, transportation, accommodation (2 Cappadocia U Choose nights), wine tasting lunch, 2 breakfasts, Skiing and Snowboarding Overnight Call for Dates & Times, ODR 676-6044 Jeep safari, lunch, and ODR trip leader. Call for Dates & Times Ride in a hot air balloon and an ATV to see the fairy SAI discount $130/person. $190 per person double occupancy, $95 for ages 7-12, 944 chimneys courtesy of the SAI progam. and $25 for ages 6 & under. SAI discount $100. Single Airmen Canvas Class DG 11 February at 1730, Cappadocia Community Center 676-6966 Get connected with your creative side and join us for a fun night creating wonderful works of art on canvas. Create art you would never think you can on your own for Photo by Musa Daglioglu O only $20. All materials will be included. UTD 676-6044, BL Just $5 for Single Airmen! Silifke Castle photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu DR Anavarza Castle Hike OO Call for Dates & Times O Anavarza Castle is built on a 200 meter high R ● majestic outcrop of limestone and has a clear view RE of the ancient remains of the city below and the C RE 970 surrounding area. It’s one of our harder hikes as you climb over 400 stairs on the side of a steep cliff. A DG Mamure Castle Bring TL coins to purchase çay (tea) at the end of TI Call for Dates & Times your hike. $65 includes transportation, grilled hot O N ODR 676-6044 dogs, and water. Ages 7-12 are $25, 6 & under C Mamure Castle was built in the 3rd century are free. ENTER and is one of the best kept castles in Turkey. Three Castles On the second day we will go to the gorgeous Call for Dates & Times Anemurium Archic City. $130 includes 1 night See three castles in one day! First, we drive to 676-6044, BL double occupancy, breakfast, transportation, St. Techla where the top was a castle and below was and ODR trip leader. Single rooms are available a cave church. After that we make our way to Silifke with an extra charge. $50 SAI discount. Castle where we will explore for a short time before ENTER 676-6966, BL making our way to a local restaurant for lunch. On C Adana Mosque, Roman Bridge, & Lunch by the Lake the way back we will stop by Kanlidivane where Call for Dates & Times, Community Center 676-6966 you will have more time to explore. $60 includes We’ll visit the biggest mosque in the area, then go to the Roman Bridge for taking photos and have transportation. Bring TL for entrance fees and lunch. DG lunch with beautiful lake view. Dress conservative for the mosque, no sleeveless shirts or shorts. 944 Please ask about Club Member prices! MMUNITY Ladies need to bring a scarf. Space is limited, sign up in advance. Just $30 for Single Airmen! O www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss C 4 ● February 2015 February 2015 ● 5 6 ● February 2015 www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss February 2015 ● 7 www.39fss.com ● facebook.com/39FSS www.39fss.com HODJA LAKES GOLF COURSE Free Ride Program is back! Only from Lodging or Fabric Care Pick-up Point. Based on availability. From 0900-1500. Golf Clinic 7-8 & 14-15 February from 1300-1400 Beginners and intermediate 2 day clinics available. Max. 6 people, $60 per person. Valentine’s Day Special 14 February Half price green fees and cart special for all couples! Pro Shop sale: 10% off hard goods and 25% off soft goods. Winter Open 21 February at 0900 shotgun start Individual stroke play and full handicap. Handicap will be determined from first nine holes. Lunch is included, $15 per person. Does Your Game Need a Tune Up? Private lessons available for any level of golfer. $40 per lesson or purchase a series and get four lessons for the price of three! HO DJ Don’t forget to Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/Hodja.Lakes A L A February Special Teacher’s Day KES Mondays Wednesdays Green fees and cart for every one, $12. Half price green fees. GOL Airman Day Ladies Day Tuesdays Thursdays F C Half price green fees for E-1 to E-4. Ladies get half price green fees. O URSE 676-8995, BL DG 68 8 ● February 2015 www.39fss.com www.facebook.com/39fss February 2015 ● 9 www.39fss.com ● facebook.com/39FSS www.39fss.com TRIPS & TOURS WITH ITT-NEX TOUR TRIPS & TOURS WITH ITT-NEX TOUR Perge Anavarza & Kozan Castles Cappadocia Photo By Noelle Tompkins Photo By Fatma Yoksuloglu CYPRUS TRIP BY AIRPLANE Call for Dates & Times Call for Dates & Times Min. 15 people. $48 per person, $43 for ages 3-12, 3 days, 2 nights in an all inclusive 5 star hotel! $395 per ages 0-2 free (no seat on the bus). person in a double room, $495 single room. Cappadocia Overnight Antalya Tour Call for Dates & Times Call for Dates & Times www.39fss.com ● facebook.com/39FSS www.39fss.com Min. 14 people. $100 per person in a double room, Kekova, St. Nicholas, Perge, Aspendos, Aqueduct, $120 single room, ages 3-12 $80 with 2 full paying Olympos, Chimera, & Phalselis. 4 days, 3 nights. Min. adults, 0-2 years free (no seat on the bus). Kanlidivane 15 people. $575 per person in a double room, $660 single Photo By Michelle Capela room. Tarsus, Castle By The Sea, Heaven & Hell Call for Dates & Times Seven Churches Tour Min. 15 people. $48 per person, $43 for ages 3-12. Call for Dates & Times 4 days & 3 nights. Min. 11 people. $595 per person in a Uzuncaburę & Kanlidivane double room, $640 single room. Call for Dates & Times Min. 15 people. $40 per person, $35 for ages 3-12 Izmir (Ephesus & Pergamun) years, ages 0-2 free (no seat on the bus). Call for Dates & Times 3 days, 2 nights. Min 2 people. $540 per person in a CRUISES COMING UP IN MARCH double room, $600 single room. Call us for early booking discounts! Entertaining Trip for Kids in Istanbul Every Thursday depart from Istanbul 8 Day Cruise Turkey, Croatia, Seven Churches MSC Magnifica Photo by Fatma Yoksuloglu Call for Dates & Times Italy, & Greece Min.10 passengers. $475 per person in a double room, MSC Magnifica Every Wednesday depart from Izmir 8 Day Cruise Turkey, Croatia, $525 single room. Ages 0-2 $35 (on lap), 3-6 $300, 7-11 Italy, & Greece Vialand, Istanbul $375 (with 2 full paying adults). Celestyal Olympia Every Monday depart from Kusadasi 4 day or every Friday 3 day Cruises to Greek Islands Istanbul NEW! ICONIC AEGEAN Call for Dates & Times Every Saturday depart 8 day cruise to Greek Islands. Min. 2 people. 3 days, 2 nights. $485 per person in a NEW! IDYLLIC AEGEAN double room, $525 single room. ITT Depart from Cesme July to August every Monday 4 day or depart from Kusadasi every Friday. - 878 3 day cruises to Greek Islands with Celestyal Olympia. Mt.Erciyes Ski Trip N NEW! IDYLLIC AEGEAN EX DG Call for Dates & Times Depart from Cesme July to August every Monday or depart from Kusadasi Friday 8 day Cruises 3 days, 2 nights. Min. 10 people. Full Board plus.
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