Community Calendar
Compiled by Senior Airman
Celena Lea'l, Skywrighter Staff April 20, 2001
Family
Support Center
Unless otherwise noted, the following programs will be in the
family support center classroom, Bldg. 2, Area C. For more
information on any of the following, call 257-3592.
Positive communication: Learn how to communicate and techniques
on how not to, 11 a.m. to noon today. Maria Strasser-Brady
facilitates this class.
Starting your own business: Linda Gorman from the Dayton Area
Chamber of Commerce will cover how to write a business plan and the
issues that need to be addressed in the plan 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Monday. She will also discuss home-based businesses and franchises
as well as operational issues on how to get started.
Dress for success for women: The family support center will be
offering a seminar for women on the basics of successful business
dress, how to conquer “business casual” dress for the interview, and
the basics of color, image and clothing personality 11 a.m. to 1
p.m. April 30.
Meetings
Parents and Tots Playgroup: The “Parents and Tots Playgroup”
meets every Wednesday morning, 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Chapel 3
Annex in Page Manor. Any parents with children who are 6 weeks to
preschool age are encouraged to join the group. You do not need to
register for the program. For more information contact Monique Muncy
at 257-6429.
Computers and security: The 88th Communications Group software
and security division will conduct an information assurance workshop
9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. May 10 in Air Force Institute of Technology’s
Kenney Hall, Bldg. 642 in Area B. All base information assurance
people are invited. For more information, call Tech. Sgt. Randy
Wipert or Senior Airman Laura Korns at 255-0580 or 255-2591, or
through e-mail at 88.cg.sate@wpafb.af.mil.
Toastmasters: Each Toastmasters club provides a supportive
environment to develop greater communication, listening, thinking
and leadership skills. Walk-in guests are always welcome and not
obligated to participate. The following base clubs may be contacted
for more information:
Command Performers meet 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Room
N132, Bldg. 266, Area A. Contact Capt. Tracy Baker at 257-4433 for
more information.
Tarmac toastmasters meet 4:30-5:45 p.m. the first, third and
fifth Wednesdays, Room 105, Bldg. 558, Area B. Contact John Bonnett
at 255-1697, ext. 2423 for more information.
Wright Flyers meet 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursdays, Room 301A,
Bldg. 28, Area B. Contact Delois Jackson at 257-9567 for more
information.
Miscellaneous
Garage sale fundraiser: The 88th Support Group Booster Club will
conduct a fundraising garage sale May 6 at the Kittyhawk Pavillion
(near the enlisted club), in Kittyhawk Center. Table space will be
sold for $15 a table. Contact 2nd Lt. Scott Lamont at 257-3301 for
more information.
International fair: The officers wives club will present an
international fair, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 26 in the officers club
ballroom. Enjoy colorful costumes, unusual customs, traditional
dancing and food from around the world. Your $5 donation will
benefit the OWC welfare fund.
GSA expo: The General Services Administration will conduct an
international products and services exposition May 22-24 in Orlando,
Fla. It will feature workshops on performance based acquisitions,
the government credit card, federal supply schedules, electronic
commerce, completing a statement of work, Defense Logistics Agency
panel discussions, and many more emphasizing new technology and
financial management. Attend your choice of more than 100 hours of
free training.
Exhibitors from the commercial and federal sector will occupy
more than 800 booths. For more information on workshops,
registration and lodging go to http://expo.gsa.gov or call (888)
272-5565.
Kings Island Wright-Patterson Day: Stop by any Information,
Tickets and Tours office and pick up your tickets for Kings Island
Wright-Patterson Day, June 3. Tickets cost $19 and include parking.
Tickets for season pass holders cost $5. Park opens at 9 a.m. and
closes at 9 p.m. Tickets are limited and must be purchased in
advance. Call 255-4857 for more information.
Aero club spring special: Rent the club’s Cessna 172 for only $50
an hour and save $9 off the regular hourly rate through July 1. For
more information, call 257-7714.
Angel awards 2001: The 14th annual Angel Awards presentation will
be 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Air Force Museum. For more
information, visit the Angel Awards Web page at
https://www.asc.wpafb.af.mil/family/angel.htm or call Dawn Ivy at
the family support center at 656-0944.
Secretaries day: The officers club is sponsoring a secretaries
day luncheon Wednesday. Bring your secretary in and have lunch. All
secretaries will receive a gift. Cost is $4.95 for members and $6.95
for non-members. To make reservations, call 257-9762, ext. 10.
Skills Development
The following programs will be in the skills development center,
Bldg. 95, Area C. For more information on any of the following, call
257-7025.
Bob Ross floral painting: Learn to paint basic flowers using the
Bob Ross "wet-on-wet" technique. You do not have to have painting
experience. The class has a limited number of students, so get your
reservations in early. All painting supplies will be furnished. At
the end of each class you will have a completed painting. Bring a
roll of soft paper towels and a sack lunch. Class fee is $45.
Classes meet 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and May 19.
Pottery class: Pottery classes meet 5:30-8:30 p.m. Thursdays for
six weeks, starting Thursday or Saturdays for six weeks from 9 a.m.
to noon starting Saturday. Hand-built and thrown pottery basic
techniques will be taught. Class fee is $50 plus a $15 material fee.
Stained glass workshops: Workshops will meet 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
April 28. A “cardinal in a ring” will be the featured project in
this workshop. Workshop fees vary with the project scheduled. Glass
is purchased separately.
Education
Air Force clubs’ scholarships: Entries for the Air Force clubs’
fifth annual club membership scholarship program are due July 15.
Three scholarships will be awarded: first prize is $5,000, second is
$3,000 and third is $2,000. Entry forms are available in the
Services marketing office in Bldg. 70. For more information, call
257-8220.
OTS applications: Officer’s Training Squadron applications are
due to Air Force Recruiting Service headquarters by May 29 for
members who need an approval of a waiver to meet the June selection
board.
Interested applicants may schedule an appointment with an Air
Force guidance counselor by contacting Angela Wenzel at 257-6585,
ext. 226.
Instrument ground school: The aero club will hold an instrument
ground school starting Tuesday. The cost of the class is $250 and
includes books and materials. The class will meet for six weeks, 6-9
p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday. For more information or to register
for the class, call 257-7714.
Training
LPDP: The next Lieutenant’s Professional Development Program
class will be May 21-25. Classes will meet 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Future class dates for this year include July 9-13, Oct. 1-5, and
Dec. 3-7. For more information or to sign up for the next class,
contact 2nd Lt. Scott Lamont at 257-3419 or e-mail scott.lamont@
wpafb.af.mil.
Social
ALS graduation: The banquet and graduation ceremony honoring
Class 01-D of the Wright-Patterson Airman Leadership School will
take place 6:15 p.m. May 10 at the officers club. Cost for the event
is $14 for club-members and $17 for non-club members. Reservation
deadline is May 2. For reservations, contact the Airman Leadership
School Faculty at 255-5001.
Association luncheon: The Airlift/Tanker Association is
sponsoring a luncheon Tuesday in the officers club’s Fireside room.
The featured speaker is Bill Arndt, vice president for strategic
airlift from Lockheed Martin Aerospace. The topic will be C-5
modernization. For more information, call Vickey Jacoby at 255-9300.
Reunion announcement: The 9th Troop Carrier Squadron will have
its reunion June 14-17 the Hope Hotel and Conference Center,
Wright-Patterson AFB. Contact Logan and Steven Williams 14900 Deer
Park Road Bainbridge, OH 45612-9505, by phone at 365-1988, or by
e-mail at kic@dalco.net.
Reunion notice: The 22nd Military Airlift Squadron will have its
reunion May 1-3 at Wright-Patterson. Call Ray Daley at 323-6304 for
more information.
ARIA reunion: All Advanced Range Instrumentation Aircraft alumni
and friends are invited to check their Web site at
www.geocities.com/ariahome/index.htm for information about the ARIA
reunion/ARIA 328 20th anniversary memorial service May 5-6. Call Bob
Beach at 325-6697 or Tim Hart at (301) 934-2123 for more
information.
TROA program: Secrets of breaking Germany’s World War II codes
will be the topic at The Retired Officers’ Association dinner
meeting 7 p.m. Thursday at the officers club. Reservations cost $15
and should be made with first vice president, retired Maj. James
Miklasevich at 233-4971 or e-mail at jmiklase@yahoo. com by Tuesday.
Police association meeting: The Air Force Security Police
Association announces 15th annual meeting will be in Fort Worth,
Texas Sept. 27-29 at the Green Oaks Inn. Registration is scheduled
for 3 p.m. Sept. 27. A golf tournament will precede registration.
For more information, contact Andy Corso at Andy Corso (817)
292-4231
DESC/Gentile luncheon: Retirees and former employees of the
Defense Electronic Supply Center and other Gentile Air Force Station
units are invited to the DESC 25-year retiree club’s spring luncheon
at 11:30 a.m. today in the Presidential Banquet Center, 4548
Presidential Way, Kettering.
Call Fran Hageman at 426-2492 for reservations. |