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HOLIDAYMEALS-TO-GO
Roast Turkey or Baked Ham, plus all the fixin’s
Roast Turkey Only - $65 Turkey Package – $100 *Serves 8-10 people Meal includes:
d Roast Turkey w/ Giblet Gravyg Country Style Stuffing d Dinner Rollsd Mashed Potatoesd Pumpkin Pie d Your choice of Green Beans Almondine or Buttered Corn
Baked Ham Only $70Baked Ham Package – $110 *Serves 8-10 people Meal includes the following:
r Baked Ham w/ Brown Sugar Raisin Glazer Dinner Rolls r Sweet Potatoes (Yams) r Mashed Potatoesr Pumpkin Pie r Your choice of Green Beans Almondine or Buttered Corn
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To Go Extras - *Serve 10 people r Country Style Stuffing - $6r Brown Sugar Raisin Sauce - $5r Giblet Gravy - $5r Dinner Rolls - $4r Sweet Potatoes (Yams) - $5r Mashed Potatoes - $5r Cranberry Sauce - $5r Pumpkin Pie - $8 eachr Green Beans Almondine - $5r Buttered Corn - $5
All orders must be placed 48 hours in advance, guaranteed with a credit card number and expiration date, along with your name and phone number.
Cancellations with 48 hours advance notice are penalty-free. Full fee will be charged to any cancellations within 48 hours of your pickup date.
For more information and to place an order, contact 753-8189 or 754-3101.
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SCHOOL AGE CENTERDSN 753-8507
November No School Days:
Nov. 7 and 10 - Parent Teacher Conferences (SAC open)
Nov. 11 and 27 - Federal Holidays (SAC closed)
Nov. 28 - Thanksgiving Recess (SAC open)
SAC Happenings:
4-H Clubs offered through December:
Mondays - Sewing Club
Tuesdays - Character Counts Club
Wednesdays - Energy Conservation Club
Thursdays - Public Adventures Club
Fridays - Basketball Club
Special Events:
November 7, noon - 2 p.m.: Movie at the Humphreys Movie Theater
November 10, 8:45 a.m. - 5 p.m.: Field Trip to Seoul Land
November 26, 3:30 - 5 p.m.: Parents are invited to join in for a special snack and art activity
November 28, noon - 5 p.m.: Osan Bowling Center
SAC Hourly Care: Did You Know?
Did you know that hourly care parents receive 4 FREE hours of care each month per child?
Did you know that if your child is in 4-H clubs your child will get 10 FREE hours of care to attend the 4-H clubs?
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YOUTH CENTER DSN 753-5614
Girls’ Night In Nov. 8, 7 - 10 p.m.The programs will offer a fun and safe environment for girls to interact with one another and discuss issues that today’s female teens may be facing. Open to all CYSS-registered females in 6th-12th grade; interested participants can check in at the Youth Center at 6:45 p.m. on the night of the event.
Lotte World Field Trip Saturday, Nov. 15Lotte World features large indoor amusement park attractions, such as rides, arcade games and more. Open to all CYSS-registered youth in grades 6-12. A $15 registration fee and a signed parental consent form is needed in order to attend the trip. The registration deadline is Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. Registrations and payments should be made at the CYSS Parent Central Office, located at bldg. 1127. Youth will need to bring their own Korean won for lunch purchase.
Pyeongtaek Shop ‘til U Drop Friday, Nov. 28Any CYSS-registered youth in grades 6-12 who want to get off-post over the holiday weekend should join the Youth Center for a full day of fun and shopping in downtown Pyeongtaek. Youth will meet at the Youth Center at 2 p.m. and will return NLT 10 p.m. Youth can enjoy shopping, food, amusement rides as well as a possible movie or karaoke experience. There is no registration fee for this event, but youth will need their own Korean won for shopping, food and chosen attractions. A signed parent consent form is needed for this trip, and must be returned to the Youth Center no later than Wednesday, Nov. 26.
Indoor Screen Golfing Saturday, Nov. 29All CYSS-registered youth are invited to experience a Screen Golf Outing with CYSS staff and their fellow peers. No golf experience or equipment is necessary. Interested youth should meet at the Youth Center at 2 p.m. and will return NLT 8 p.m. A signed parent consent form is needed to participate in this trip, and must be returned to bldg. 427 no later than Wednesday, Nov. 26. CYSS will cover the screen golf fees, but youth will need their own Korean won to purchase dinner in the Ville after the activity. There is no registration fee for this activity.
Brett Leasure has been supporting Youth Center operations in various forms since the spring of 2014.
Brett recently became more involved with after school activities that help serve the community and support leadership skills. In September, he helped with the Youth Center’s concession stand for the entire duration of the BGCA National Day for Kids event. Brett also started to get involved with Camp Humphreys’ youth television production crew – YCTV. He is an active member of the Keystone Club and the mock trial group.
Brett is a junior at Humphreys High School. Brett’s school activities include football and JROTC. He also enjoys track and cross country.
The Youth Center proudly presents Brett Leasure as October 2014’s Youth of the Month. He has shown excellent citizenship skills and is eager to serve as a youth leader of the Humphreys community.
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While traveling in Korea, staying at hotels can get expensive and motels can ruin the experience - potentially traumatizing if you mistakenly end up at ‘love motels’ notoriously spread around Korea.
Recently, my husband and I stayed at a pension for the first time, and it was an absolutely fabulous and delightful vacay! Lodging at pensions has now become our first ‘go to’ while planning our future trips to explore the peninsula.
Traditionally, a pension is a type of guesthouse or boarding house, similar to that of a bed n’ breakfast. They are usually run by a family, or a group of people that also live in the facility.
Nowadays, as a generation of South Koreans that have been born and or educated overseas returns to South Korea, they bring with them Western tastes, culture and know-how. With that, pensions have become more modern, contemporary, themed and are no longer your ‘run-of-the-mill’ bed n’ breakfasts. People that stay at pensions are vacationers that look forward to new, hip & trendy places to stay, a place they can blog about.
We stayed at “Art in Mono Poly”. We don’t know the reasoning behind the name, but we are so glad we found it. The owners previously lived in the States, spent
some time in Europe and opened up the pension. Surrounded in greenery and other neighboring pensions, Art in Mono Poly has only been open for a year and is one of the newest pensions in the Gyeongju area.
Set in a compound style community of duplexes, this pension is surrounded by greenery and has two swimming pools. Every room has a terrace or balcony patio space fitted with either a hot tub or Jacuzzi and a barbeque grill.
Great for couples and family friendly, Art in Mono Poly has a range of themed rooms including a ‘coffee’ room decorated in cocoa bean sacks, crates and a range of brown and black décor. the Copenhagen room was a clean blue and white deco room with European blue plates on the walls and tiny little porcelain figurines scattered around the room. There is a green botanical themed room, a toy horse themed room, a rustic
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themed room, an analog themed room that makes the room look like the interior of a clock, a purple elephant room decorated with… well, elephants and the color purple, and the list can continue.
It took us approximately five hours to drive to Gyeongju from Camp Humphreys, so we road tripped there with another couple, leaving at 7a.m. and reaching there just in time for a late lunch.
Gyeongju is a great area to explore, and honestly, I have never had a bad meal in that area. The four of us went to the first restaurant we saw and had a traditional Korean meal of grilled fish with lots of side dishes and spicy soups.
At approximately 2 p.m., we headed towards the pension and as the property came into view, we were struck with awe as the Euro-style buildings appeared. Dark wood exteriors offset by the mountains and nature in the background. It almost didn’t feel like we were in Korea.
A room at Art in Mono Poly cost us about $140 a night for the ‘Copenhagen’ themed room. The price of the room included a 15,000 won food credit towards setting up our grill with hot coal, some pork belly, pork chops, a radish side dish, Korean lettuce to wrap and eat the meat with and some beer.
Now, that amount of food is good, however we were on VACATION. So if you are like us and love to eat, then do what we did -- plan
ahead and pack a few more provisions for your ‘beef n leaf’ (Korean style) meals, take some rice, take some of the kimchi packs that come packaged at the commissary (if you like kimchi, otherwise make yourself some potato salad and coleslaw) and you will have yourself a little party on your balcony.
What we loved about staying at the pension: they had a full kitchenette in each room, plus hot water kettles, microwaves, rice cookers, a refrigerator and freezer and LOTS of towels. There was also a little ‘mart’ inside the compound that offered a range of complimentary items like coffee, teas, salt, pepper, cooking oil, new and old DVDs to borrow for free, board games and free fruit. Want ice cream or snacks? Well they sold those, available at any time of the day and night!
To conclude, if you are planning your next trip, consider staying at a pension. There are many that are listed on hotels.com, bookings.com and even TripAdvisor. Do some research, check out some reviews on Naver (if you have a Korean friend that can help you navigate through the website) and stay at a pension in South Korea!
Art in Mono Poly PensionWe had Korean friends help us book Art in Mono Poly, by going to www.monopolys.co.kr - Most of the website is in English, so you can browse all of the rooms online before asking someone to help you book it.
Jeolla-do is located in the southwestern part of the peninsula. Jeolla-do is known as Korea’s breadbasket and is bountiful in traditional cultural heritage and historical sites. Jeolla-do was named after the initial syllables of its two major cities: Jeonju in Jeollabuk-do and Naju in Jeollanam-do. “Jeon” plus “Na,” when connected, is pronounced “Jeolla.”
Jeolla-do Food The region benefits from being home to the Seomjingang River and the Yeongsangang River. Thanks to the two rivers, Jeolla-do has plenty of water and fertile soil. Also, Jeolla-do’s natural geography has produced abundant crops and harvests, earning the region’s capital the title of “City of Food.” Generally, barley, highland vegetables and ginseng were popular in the mountainous areas while fruit, sweet potatoes, chickens and dairy products were successful in the lowlands.
Daetongbap (대통밥): rice steamed in bambooIt has long been believed that well-prepared food is as efficient as medicine. Daetongbap is a bowl of rice and other grains steamed in a large bamboo pot. It is loved for its fresh taste, for the fragrant smell of bamboo and for its nutritional value. The rice is usually served with a variety of side dishes that show off the culinary skills of the province.
Euneogu (은어구이): grilled sweetfishEuneogui, a dish of grilled sweetfish, comes from Gokseong along the banks of the Seomjingang River. Every spring and summer, when the sweetfish are in season, the nearby Seomjingang River becomes a silvery ocean with millions of them swimming upstream to spawn. One of the most popular recipes calls for grilling the fish, after gutting it, and filling it with crushed garlic, chilies, ginger, pepper and sesame. Aejeojjim (애저찜): steamed baby porkThere is a sad story connected to aejeojjim, or steamed baby pork, the local delicacy of Jinan in Jeollabuk-do. In the past, when Korea was in desperate poverty, pigs were easy to feed and their reproduction rate was high, so they were plentiful. Sometimes babies were born dead, or were crushed by the mother during feeding. Their remains were steamed to be eaten in this dish. The dish is rarely found these days, only in a few areas of Jinan. Baekhapjuk (백합죽): rice porridge with clamsThe baekhap clam can be cooked in versatile ways. It can be boiled, steamed, grilled or even eaten raw. In any recipe, they provide an amazing taste. The problem is that this species of clam is rare and only a relatively small amount can be harvested each season. The porridge is ready for eating when the clam and rice are boiled and it is then spiced up with sesame oil and salt. Baekhap clam porridge has now become one of Buan’s representative foods. Chueotang (추어탕): loach fish in hot bean paste soup Namwon-style chueotang is known for being spiced up with vegetables from the highlands of Jirisan Mountain and regional spicy peppers. Namwon is proud of its local version of chueotang and prohibits loach raised elsewhere from coming into the region. The Namwon loach can be caught in the moderate temperatures found in the upper reaches of the Seomjingang River and it is known for its high quality flesh that is not-too-hard and not-too-soft.
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