Community Information Exchange May 27, 2014

Tuesday, May 27, 2014
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United States Army Garrison Japan
Community Information Exchange
27 MAY 2014

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Agenda:
• Opening Remarks
• Purpose
• Community Program Updates
• Open Forum
• Closing Remarks

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Purpose:
The purpose of the USAG Japan Community Information Exchange
(CIE) is to allow organizations to discuss services and support provided
to the Community. This forum facilitates dialogue and an opportunity for
units to obtain Community information to take back to their Soldiers,
Family Members, Civilians and Retirees.

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2014 CIE Dates
27 May “Summer Send Off”
No June CIE
No July CIE
26 August "Happy Back To School”
No September
14 October
18 November
9 December

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11 June 2014
09 July 2014
13 August 2014
2014 Japan Specific Sponsorship
Training
10 September 2014
09 October 2014
12 November 2014
10 December 2014

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STAY CONNECTED
Command Channel
“Channel 13”
http://www.usagj.jp.pac.army.mil/
The Official Website
Command Channel "Slides On Line”
"Welcome To Japan”
For questions or comments about the U.S. Army Garrison Japan, please contact the Public Affairs Office.
DSN 315-263-7156 Within Japan: 046-407-7156
From the U.S.: 011-81-46-407-7156

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• DPW
• SAFETY
• DHR
• PAIO
• MEDDAC-J
• DFMWR
• EDIS
• DoDEA (ES, MS, HS)
• EXCHANGE
• American Red Cross
• USO
• Girl Scouts
• ZaCSA
Community Program Updates

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• Currently DPW is under intermittent AC, which is anytime heat index
exceeds:
- 78 degrees Fahrenheight during day time hours of 05:00 ~ 22:00
- 74 degrees Fahrenheight during night time hours of 22:00 ~ 05:00
• Full time AC will begin once the 5 day average heat index is met:
- at or above 78 Degrees Fahrenheight for 5 consecutive days
- at or above 74 Degrees Fahrenheight for 5 consecutive nights
Directorate of Public Works (DPW)
Air Conditioning (AC) 2014

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• HMD will begin the Yard of the Month (YOM) program on 1 Jun 2014
• Judging criteria will be based on the maintenance of lawn and shrubbery,
general aesthetics, and pleasant appearance.
• To be eligible, you must not have received any yard violations/citations
within the last 6 months.
• Winner of YOM will be announced at the end of each month via Rising
Sun and the Command Channel.
• Only the winners of YOM will be eligible
for the Yard of the Year in Jan 2015
Housing Management Division (HMD)
Yard of the Month Program

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For more information, contact the Housing Management Division 263-3441/3527
Housing Management Division
2014 MAYORS
Camp Zama : Ms. Maria Jackson
High Rise 1050 : Ms. Azra Flores
High Rise 743 : Ms. Sara Edwards
SFHA : SSG Joeboy Cruz
SGD : Mr. Dan Hew
Off Post : Ms. Rhianna Santos

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• Army Family Housing (AFH) and Unaccompanied Personnel Housing
(UPH) residents: To ensure proper maintenance and care of quarters and
lawns, all AFH and UPH residents must notify the HMD for extended
absences over seven (7) days
• Residents must assign a sponsor/responsible adult to perform periodic
checks to ensure their residence and yard are properly maintained
• In the event that you do NOT assign a responsible adult, HMD will
contact your unit or organization and request their assistance with
yard maintenance
• Form for Extended Absences is available on the Garrison Website
http://www.usagj.jp.pac.army.mil/organization/pw/housing.aspx
and at the HMD (Bldg 671)
• If you have any questions, please contact the HMD at 263-3527/8261
HMD
LEAVE and TDY

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For more information, contact the Housing Management Division 263-3441/3527
HMD
Reporting Pet Cleanup Violations
Violations can be reported to:
usarmy.zama.imcom-pacific.mbx.usagj-dpw-housing-officer@mail.mil
You may also report violations to:
Chief, Housing Management Division
DSN 263-3441/4503
- OR-
Chief, Family Housing Management Branch
DSN 263-3527/4136

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DFMWR
RECREATION DIVISION
Kennel Climate Control Improvements
Added 22,000 BTUs of air-conditioning equipment
Hourly Inside and Outside Temperature
Monitoring
Limited Hours that Run Doors are Open
Removed unused kennels to allow for better air
flow
Have the capability to add additional portable A/C
units as required

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HMD
- Crows and Trash -
Please be aware of the problems associated with crows and trash.
Trash containers should be securely covered to prevent crows from
opening the containers and gaining access.
Trash bags containing food should not be left out in the open.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Housing
Management Division, Facilities Management Branch, at 263-5952 or
263-4754.
Thank you!

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HMD
New Family Housing Units
Camp Zama:
24 Senior Enlisted units were completed on 24 Mar
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on 16 Apr;
presiding officials were COL Curriera and CSM Najee
Sagamihara Family Housing Area (Phase 2B) :
112 Enlisted units:
Received 50 Family Housing Units on 1 May 2014
Estimated Completion Date (Jun 2014)

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HMD
New Family Housing, Camp Zama

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HMD
New Family Housing, SFHA

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HMD
Self-Help Store Operation Hours
All Self-Help Stores
Hours of Operation: 0800 ~ 1700 (Closed for Lunch 1200 ~ 1300)
Camp Zama
Days of Operation: Wednesday ~ Sunday
(Closed on Monday, Tuesday and Holidays)
Sagamihara Family Housing Area
Days of Operation: Thursday ~ Monday
(Closed on Tuesday, Wednesday and Holidays)
Sagami General Depot
Days of Operation: Saturday only

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Garrison Safety Office
Summer Safety
• “Critical Days of Summer”
Memorial Day (26 May) to Labor Day (1 Sept)
• Summer Safety - On Duty, Off Duty

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• Areas of concern:
 Privately Owned Vehicle Safety
Buckle your seatbelt
Distracted Driving
Motorcycle Safety
Personal Protective Equipment
Water Safety
 Boating
 Swimming
Stay Safe, Camp Zama!

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•Areas of concern (cont):
Sports Safety
 Proper training, clothing ,equipment
 Take a Battle Buddy
Grilling Safety
 Outdoors only,
 Clean grill regularly
 Check serviceability
Fire Safety
Test smoke alarms
 Prepare an escape plan

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Educate Soldiers, Civilians, Family Members, Friends and Family:
• Distracted Driving:
https://safety.army.mil/povmotorcyclesafety/POV/DistractedDriving/tabid/207
7/Default.aspx
•Motorcycle Safety: http://www.nhtsa.gov/Safety/Motorcycles
https://safety.army.mil/povmotorcyclesafety/MOTORCYCLE/PersonalProtecti
veEquipment/tabid/534/Default.aspx
• Water Safety: http://watersafety.usace.army.mil/
• Fire Safety: http://www.nfpa.org/safety-information
•Off Duty Safety Presentation: https://safety.army.mil/ODSAP

Installation Voting Assistance Number:
DSN: 263-4196 CIV: 046-407-4196
Voting Assistance Email:
usarmy.zama.usarpac.mbx.usarj-voting-assistance@mail.mil
What is
FVAP?
Purpose
Why
Your Point
of Contact

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Ainsworth Jackson, S-357, 263-3020, ainsworth.jm.jackson.civ@mail.mil
UNCLASSIFIED
A review of various community feedback methods (ICE, Facebook,
emails, etc.) for the month of Jan 2014 has identified the following
issues of general interest to the community. The purpose of this brief
is to provide further clarification to those comments.
• Issue 1: The dryers at the 24 hour laundry mat on Zama
need to be maintained at the functional level plus the facility
itself is unsanitary.
• Issue 2: All pet owners should be responsible for cleaning
up feces, some of them have not complied with the rules by
the housing division.
• Issue 3: Command Channel not being updated in a timely
manner.
Voice of the Customer

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24 Hour Laundromat
Issue 1
Family and MWR
MWR recently implemented a new maintenance and cleaning plan to mitigate
dysfunctional and unsanitary conditions at the Zama Laundromat.
Improvements in cleanliness should now be apparent to our customers. We
ask for patron feedback as we continue to strive for betterments in our
programs and services.

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References; USAG-J Cir 420-1, USAG-J Reg 40-650,
and Family Housing Handbook
It is recognized that many individuals desire to have pets. However, with the
privilege of owning a pet comes the responsibility not only to protect and
properly care of their pet(s), but also to preserve and protect the safety and
welfare of the community. It is the policy of this command the private property
rights are subordinate to public rights to be safe and free from nuisances.
The pet policy is directive in nature and U.S. personnel may face
disciplinary/administrative actions for violations thereof. Violations may result
in losing the privilege of living in government housing.
Issue 2
All pet owners should be responsible for cleaning
up feces, controlling pets behavior.

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Per USAG-J Regulation 40-650, para f:
•If kept outside, the pet's area will be policed daily to prevent
a buildup of trash and fecal material.
•Animals will be moved frequently enough to prevent filthy
conditions and/or damaging government property.
•All chains, collars, doghouses, and feeding utensils will be
kept clean and in good repair.

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Visual Information Division
Issue 3
Command Channel not being updated.
Due to constraints and actual control over our systems we were unable to update
information in real-time on our command channel without physically being present in
the office or building that utilizes our NIPERNET.
With that said we are working on solutions to mitigate this problem.
There were two lines of scrolls at the top and bottom of the screens.
The scrolling text on the bottom command channel did tell the community where to go
to get updated information.
We made a firm decision prior the snow fall that the most effective way to reach our
community was to utilize facebook as the means of communication. Which proved
very effective. This also helped us to communicate information and messaging to
other military communities as well.

Provide your input or feedback online at the
U.S. Army Garrison Japan ICE site
and enter to win a prize!
http://ice.disa.mil/index.cfm?fa=site&site_id=365
Good or bad, we’d like to know!

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MEDDAC-J
28 May
Sleep Orientation Session
This orientation will provide you valuable information on what keeps us up at night
and how to improve your sleep environment. It may help you decide if you want
to learn more about sleep cycles and actively engage in developing improved
sleep patterns for your own well being.
Open to: Active Duty Military, Spouses, DA Civilians and MLC’s
What: Introduction to a 4 week course
When: 28 May 1700-1800
Classes will be held on Wednesday’s from 1700-1800 beginning 4 June
Where: Public Health Command, Bldg. 715, Classroom
We invite your questions. Call 263- 2004
Registration is limited contact us today!
Wake up
Zama
Feeling
Rested

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MEDDAC-J, Jana York (jana.u.york.civ@mail.mil)
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Performance Triad
• 2-6 June - Region-wide Performance Triad Kick-Off campaign
• Partnership with USAG-J and MEDCOM units to promote awareness of healthy
Sleep, Activity, and Nutrition for the Total Army Family
• Information displays at selected locations throughout Camp Zama and SFHA
• Messages on Command Channel,
Garrison and MEDDAC-J Facebook,
Twitter
• Registration locations and information
for the 26 Week Health Challenge
• 9 June - Official Start of the 26 Week
Health Challenge in US Army Japan

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DFMWR
POC: 263-3690
31 May – 01 Jun Community Bazaar
07 Jun ZAHS Senior Grad Night
28 Jun Independence Day Celebration
02 Aug Bon Odori Festival

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DFMWR
CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES
POC: 263-8086
01 Jun Soccer registration on going; games begin 28 Jun
01 Jun Summer Camp registration on going; camps run
16 Jun – 22 Aug
01 Jun British Soccer Academy registration on going; camp runs
28 Jul – 01 Aug
Summer Camp Hours: CDC and SAC: 0530 – 1800
YC: Mon – Thur, 1300 – 2000
Fri – Sat, 1300 - 2200

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DFMWR
BUSINESS DIVISION
Thursdays Family Time Bowling-Thursdays (1500-2000 @ Zama Bowl)
Free Bowling and Free Shoe Rental
30 May Payday Golf Scramble (Sign up by 27 May)
31 May- Community Bazaar (1000-1600 @ CZCC)
01 Jun
01Jun- June Bowling Specials
30 Jun Crazy 8 Mondays, 241 Tuesdays, Wicked Wednesday $10/hr,
Freaky Friday 21 Jun $5 Unlimited Bowling
POC: 263-4452

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DFMWR
BUSINESS DIVISION
01 Jun “King of the Hill” Bowling Tournament (1100-1800 @ Zama
Bowl)
09/23 Jun THAI Night (1630-2030 @ SHA Club’s Pacific Rim)
13 Jun Army’s Birthday Special "30 cents Hot Wing" Night
(2100 @ Blue Moon) *Limited quantity, first come first serve
13/27 Jun Mongolian Night (1700-2000 @ Sagami Lounge)
14 Jun 2 Person Best Ball Golf Tournament - 0600 Tee Time
14 Jun Army’s Birthday Bowling Special $1.40 for game/shoes
14 Jun Army’s Birthday “Golf Chipping and Putting Contest” 1300
POC: 263-4452

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DFMWR
BUSINESS DIVISION
14 Jun Army’s Birthday Live Band “UKH”- Classic Rock
(2100 @ SHA Club’s Blue Moon)
15 Jun Father’s Day Brunch (1030-1430@ CZCC)
15 Jun Father's Day NY Steak Dinner (1630 @ SHA Club)
Includes: 1 trip Salad Bar, Glass of Wine
15 Jun Father’s Day No Tap Tournament (1300-1500 @ Zama Bowl)
16 Jun Garlic Monday (1630-2100@ SHA Club’s Pacific Rim)
20 Jun Prime Rib Special (1700-2400 @ Sagami Lounge)
POC: 263-4452

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21 Jun Summer Party (1300-1900 @ Zama Bowl)
Discounted Bowling, Outdoor BBQ, Train Ride, Red Pin
Bowling, Bowling Games, Live DJ
21 Jun Cosmic/Color Pin Bowling (1900-2200 @ Zama Bowl)
29 Jun NCAA Lady Golf All-Stars (0730 @ Zama Golf)
DFMWR
BUSINESS DIVISION

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DFMWR
RECREATION DIVISION
POC: 263-3479
28 Jun Independence Day Celebration, 1500-2030
01-31 Jul Yano Pool Annual Maintenance Shutdown
04 Jul SFHA Pool “Freedom Rock Party”, 1100-1500
13 Jul MMA Event (Pancrase), TBA
02 Aug Bon Odori Friendship Festival, 1030-2130

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DFMWR
RECREATION DIVISION
Commander’s Cup Program
21 Jun Singles Tennis Tournament 0900
28 Jun 6 Person Soccer 0900
Starts 16 Jun IM Volleyball Championships 1800
TBD IM Softball Starts 1800
12 Jul Billiards Tournament 1800
24 Jul Home Run Derby 1800
26 Jul Singles Racquetball Tournament 0900
2 Aug (Tentative) Friendship Basketball Game (Bon-O-Dori) 1100
16 Aug Inner tube Water Polo 0900
23 Aug EST – Engagement Skills Trainer (SGD) 0900
30 Aug Labor Day 5K Run (SHA) 0800

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DFMWR
RECREATION DIVISION
Outdoor Recreation June Adventures
1 Jun Beginners Surfing Class
1 Jun Hello Kitty Land
7 Jun Obstacle Course Challenge (Shimizu Park)
7 Jun Oigawa Alps Train Ride & Iris Garden
8 Jun Asakusa Lunch & Hot Spa (BOSS)
14 Jun Haccho Pond Hiking
14 Jun Kamakura Sightseeing
15 Jun Clam Digging
21 Jun Bonito Fishing Trip
22 Jun Matsumoto Castle & Zenkoji Temple
28 Jun Universal Studios Japan
28 Jun Fuji Area Hiking
29 Jun Hakone Yunessan Hot Spa

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DFMWR
RECREATION DIVISION
Outdoor Recreation July Adventures
4 Jul Tokyo Disneyland/Disneysea
4 Jul Recycle Factory Tour
5 Jul Fuji Area Excursion
6 Jul Niko Edo Mura
12 Jul Mt. Ishiwara Hiking
12 Jul Yokohama Bay Lunch Cruise & Kirin Beer Factory
13 Jul Beginners Surfing Class (BOSS)
13 Jul Hakkeijima Sea Paradise
19 Jul Fuiware Waterfall & Tanbara Lavender Park
19 Jul Monkey Island Adventure
20 Jul Mahi Mahi Fishing Trip
20 Jul Fuji-Q Highland (BOSS)
26 Jul Mt. Fuji Climb
26 Jul Mera Playground on the Sea
27 Jul Lotus Flower Boat Cruise, Blueberry Picking & Heiwa Kannon

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DFMWR
Army Community Service
For more information, please call 263-HELP (4357)
HOME ALONE?
Age (Birth–9 yrs) – NEVER
Age (10–12 yrs) - Up to 4
hours with access to adult
supervision. NEVER
overnight
hours. Requires sponsor in
local area and access to
designated caregiver
supervision
Age (16 – 18 yrs) - May be
left overnight. Requires
caregiver in immediate area
with POA and Military Police
notification
BABYSITTING?
Red Cross Certification
recommended!
hours with access to
supervision and/or up to 0000
hrs if babysitting.
Age (16–18 yrs) - Yes.
Requires access to a
UNATTENDED IN VEHICLE?
Age (7–9 yrs) - Caregiver age
13 years or older also in
vehicle, vehicle not in
operation, keys removed from
vehicle, & handbrake applied
if caregiver is unlicensed
Age (10–12 yrs) - Vehicle not
in operation, keys removed
and handbrake applied
Age (13-15 yrs) - Vehicle not
in operation
Age (16-18 yrs) - Yes (vehicle
in operation if licensed;
vehicle not in operation if
unlicensed)
UNATTENDED OUTSIDE?
Age (7–9 yrs) - For up to 1
hour (2000 curfew) with
periodic checks by designated
caregiver
hours (2000 curfew) with
caregiver
hours (2230 curfew) with
caregiver
Age (16-18 yrs) - Up to 2230
curfew on nights preceding a
school day; other days 0000
curfew

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DFMWR
DATE: Saturday, 12 July 2014
TIME: 0730—1700
LOCATION: Camp Zama Community
Club Garden Room
Only 24 seats available.
Pre-Registration required.
***Childcare is not available.
For more information, contact
263-4853 or 263-4357

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DFMWR
26 Jul ACS 49th Birthday Pool Party 1000-1300
For more information, please call 263-HELP (4357)
Whatever Is Most Convenient.
We bring our
programs and services
to you.
Call to schedule training TODAY!

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School Liaison Officer
Summer 2014
Transitioning to Camp Zama with school age Children?
School Liaison Officer
DSN: 263-5441
STATESIDE: 011-81-46-407-5441
Hours: 0800-1700

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Educational and Developmental
Intervention Services EDIS
Early Intervention for Children Ages 0-36 Months
• Federally mandated educational program, for children birth to 36 months
• Free developmental screenings, identification, evaluations and intervention for
infants and toddlers
• Services are provided in the child’s natural environment, home, CDC, etc.
• Services include Early Childhood Special Education, Speech and Language
Pathology, Occupational and Physical Therapy, Social Work and Psychology.
• Tummy Time and Aquatic classes this June, July, and August, call to RSVP a slot
• EDIS 267-6145 or 042-869-6145

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Arnn Elementary
May 2014
28 May TGFV ~ Volunteer Beach Bash @ 1415
28 May Soroban Contest @ New Sanno
29 May Writer’s Showcase: 1430-1600
29 May PTO Bingo: Pizza @1700 / Bingo @1730
30 May Field Day

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Arnn Elementary
June 2014
6 June Alternate Day for Field Day if there is rain on 30 May
9 June Shining Knight Awards: K-2nd @ 0930/3-6th @ 1330
12 June Last day of school for students
13 June Last day of school for Teachers

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Arnn Elementary
Summer Office Hours: 0800-1500
267-6112
***** First day of school is August 25th *****
Kindergarten Orientation: 25 Aug 0900
Sure Start Orientation: 27 August 1400

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9 May Seminar Release & Mid-Quarter
13 May 6TH Grade from SLES and AES visit ZAMS
15 May Choir Concert 1800-1900
23 May Early Release & Field Day for ZAMS
26 May Memorial Day – School closed
29 May 8th Grade High School Orientation
30 May AVID End Of Year Family Night
31 May Fit & Fun COLOR 5K Walk & Run (Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated )
Zama American Middle School
May – June 2014

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May – June 2014
7 Jun High School Graduation
11 Jun Awards Ceremony @ 0730
12 Jun Last Day for students
13 Jun-24 Aug Spring Break
25 Aug 1st Quarter-Beginning of School

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8th Grade Award Ceremony & March
https://www.march2success.com
Join the Zama American Parent Teacher
Organization (PTO) as they celebrate and encourage the
Class of 2018.
The Community is invited to bring Balloons, Posters,
Noise Makers and come cheer along these amazing
students as they take their first official steps to High
School from 8th grade to 9th grade.
For more information contact the SY13-14 PTO President,
at 080-4088-3748 or the Vice President, at 090-9100-0966
Thursday, 12 June
Award Ceremony begins at 0830 (Time Subject To Change)

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Zama High School
May-Aug 2014
29 May Senior Awards Dinner @ NAF Atsugi Convention Center, 6PM
02-04 Jun Senior Final Exams
07 Jun Graduation @ NAF Atsugi Football Field, 10AM
09-12 Jun Final Exams, Half Days for Students
12 Jun Last Day of School for Students
13 Jun No School/Teacher Workday
20 Jun Summer School Begins
25 Aug First Day of School for Students

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WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU?
Exchange Shuttle Program
Store to Store Transfers from Yokota, Misawa, etc.
Customer Convenience Orders: Did you see a
product somewhere that we can order for you?
Click to Brick Program: For Shopmyexchange.com
items that are not able to ship to your APO.

UNCLASSIFIED
Big News from the Exchange
Upcoming Main Store Renovation
Main Store facelift in Summer 2014.
Introduction of new Exchange General Manager for
Camp Zama, Ms. Shinobu Matsui.

UNCLASSIFIED
Allied Telesis Capital Corp
History of Exchange/MWR Partnership for providing
PIS (Personal Information Services) on US Army
Installations.
Contract awarded to ATCC for Camp Zama.
Going forward.

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Camp Zama Office, DSN 263-3166
UNCLASSIFIED
American Red Cross
Upcoming Classes
Adult and Pediatric First Aid / CPR / AED Training
Camp Zama Red Cross Training Room
Saturday, May 31st, 2014 0800 – 1600 Hours $55
Saturday, June 7th, 2014 0800 – 1600 Hours $55
Saturday, July 26th, 2014 0800 – 1600 Hours $55
Babysitter’s Training with Pediatric First Aid / CPR
Camp Zama Red Cross Training Room
July-exact day TBD, 2014 0800 – 1600 Hours $45

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Camp Zama Office, DSN 263-3166
UNCLASSIFIED
American Red Cross
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
Red Cross Offices, MEDDAC, Vet Clinic, Kennels
Leadership Positions Available
Chairman of Volunteers
Special Events Chairman
Health & Safety Chairman
Youth Chairman

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Slide Contact Info Here
UNCLASSIFIED
USO IS HERE FOR YOU!
USO Programs and Upcoming Events
United Through Reading- Free program for service members to record a DVD
reading a book to their favorite child. We then send the DVD and book to them
through the mail. Great for parents, aunts, uncles, brothers, and sisters.
Care Packages- Free care packages for troops on the move, full of personal hygiene
items, cards, magazines, food and more.

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Slide Contact Info Here
UNCLASSIFIED
USO IS HERE FOR YOU!
USO Programs and Upcoming Events
USO Photo Book-The USO Photo Book program enables friends and family to create
and send a photo book to any service member stationed abroad – for FREE. Visit
http://USO.RocketLifeProduction.com and enter a valid APO/FPO/MPO address.
http://USO.RocketLifeProduction.com
Community Support- The USO loves to come out and support community events.
Here are few base events we will be supporting this summer:
28 Jun - Camp Zama 4th of July Independence Day Celebration
5 Jul - SFHA Pool Freedom Rock Party
26 Jul - ACS Birthday Party

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Thank you to the following
community supporters of our 2014
Volunteer Conference:
• Chaplin LTC Dallas Walker – Speaker
• Dr. Andre Boyer – Presenter
• Yolanda Hingel – Presenter
• ZaCSA
• Zama Girl Scouts
To learn more about our upcoming
volunteer training events. Contact
westpacificdmmj@gmail.com or call
034-580-0584 for more information.

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Short Term Volunteer
Position Available
July 14 – 26, 2014
Volunteer Staff needed for our
Journey to Japan Summer Event
Were looking for energetic and fun loving
individuals that want to lead a group of
adventurous girls from around the world. As they
earn their International Friendship Award with
Girl Scouts of Japan, explore Tokyo and the
surrounding areas and climb Mt Fuji and
participate in a sunrise ceremony.
Contact
westpacificdmmoki@gmail.com
for more information.

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Camp Zama Girl Scouts
Upcoming Events
6 Jun Camp Zama Girl Scout Multi-level Bridging Ceremony
Camp Zama Chapel
1600-1700
9 Aug Camp Zama Girl Scout Pool Party
Yano Pool, Camp Zama
1400-1600
Going On Now Early Bird Registration for year 2014-2015
We are looking for opportunities to receive service hours. If you have a project that
Girl Scouts can assist with, please email: ZamaGirlScoutsOCC@gmail.com

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Zama Community Spouses Association
(ZaCSA)
ZaCSA NEWS
ZaCSA East Meets West Gift Shop
Summer Hours
June – August
10:00 - 14:00
Building 375, Camp Zama
DSN: 263-5533
All proceeds are used for ZaCSA
Community grants and scholarships.
www.zacsa.org
UPCOMING EVENTS
Super Sign-Up Event
3 September 2014
New Member Welcome
10 September 2014
18:00-22:00

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(ZaCSA)
2013-14 ZaCSA Community Grants
88th Military Police (MP) Battalion $250
Zama American High School Newspaper $1680
88th MP Battalion and the 901st MP Detachment $300
Hui o' Hawaii $2000
USA Girl Scouts - West Pacific $200
Camp Zama Red Cross $1300
Zama American High School Video Communications $1106.32
Camp Zama Army Education Center $400
Zama American High School Soccer $1000
Camp Zama Cub Scout Pack 34 $320
Zama American Middle School $1050
Zama American High School Football $400
Boy Scouts of America - Far East Council $500
Camp Zama FRG’s $1000
Camp Zama Music Boosters $70

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(ZaCSA)
ZaCSA giving back in FY 2013-2014
Total Student Scholarship awarded:
$22,500
Total Community Grants awarded:
$11,576.32
www.zacsa.org

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United States Army Garrison JapanUnited States Army Garrison Japan
Command Channel
“Channel 13”
http://www.usagj.jp.pac.army.mil/
The Official Website
Command Channel "Slides On Line”
"Welcome To Japan”
For questions or comments about the U.S. Army Garrison Japan, please contact the Public Affairs Office.
DSN 315-263-7156 Within Japan: 046-407-7156
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