Anyone having claims against or indebtedness to the estate of Tech. Sgt. Anthony L. Capra should contact 1st Lt. Shawn McDanal, summary court officer, at 301-981-3026.

Estate Claims

Anyone having claims against or indebtedness to the estate of Staff Sgt. Eugene R. Kay should contact Maj. Wendell McGinnis III, summary court officer, at 240-857-0859.

844 Communications Group Change of Command

A change of command ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. today at the Ceremonial Lawn at Bolling AFB for Col. Kim Johnson will relinquish command of the 844th Communications Group to Col. Curtis Frost.

Mother’s Day at Community Activity Center

The Community Activity Center is celebrating Mother’s Day 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at 1442 Concord Avenue. Servicemembers and their families are welcome to attend. Free raffles and a goodie bag for mom will be handed out. Activities include crafts for children, neck massage for mom, face painting and a magician show. For more information, call 703-696-0958.

Finance Closed May 16

The finance customer service lobby will be closed May 16 in support of the Joint Service Open House. For emergencies, please call (719) 339-4705.

316 CPTS Offers In-processing Workshops

The Financial Management Office is conducting ‘‘PCS In-Processing Workshops” once a week beginning Monday and running throughout the summer. The workshops will be held in the Base Theater at8 a.m., May 19, May 28 and the first four Mondays in June. The workshop helps ensure newcomers to Andrews are given an opportunity to file their travel vouchers as soon as possible upon arrival. All newcomers are encouraged to attend the first workshop available after they sign onto the base. No appointment is necessary. For more information, please call Senior Master Sgt. Richard Lindsey, 316th comptroller superintendent, 301-981-4754.

Right Decision Briefing

The Right Decision briefing is 7:30 a.m. to noon May 30 in Bldg. 1413, room 225 (ALS Auditorium). The Right Decision briefing targets first and second term Airmen who are in the critical decision making zone for reenlisting. The briefing provides information to help Airmen make an informed career decision. This briefing is conducted every other month and is mandatory for all first term Airmen who are6 to 15 months from their date of separation. It is optional for second term Airmen, but highly encouraged. All spouses are welcomed and encouraged to attend. For more information, contact Master Sgt. Steffanie Jenkins at or 301-981-5676.

Security Forces PT Challenge

The 316th Security Forces Squadron is holding a PT Challenge 9 a.m. Wednesday in Bldg. 1845. The 4-person teams will compete in five areas: 4k Warrior March, push ups, sit ups, humvee pull, and a 9mm Pistol Competition. The event is open to all military, department of defense employees, and civilian law enforcement agency's. For more information or to register your team, call Tech. Sgt. Joseph Cabral or Staff Sgt. John Lepore at 301-981-9755.

316th Services Needs Volunteers for JSOH

The Club at Andrews is seeking 50 volunteers to work on the flight line serving beer. ContactPat Williams at 301-568-3100 for information or to volunteer. In addition, the 316 SVS Marketing office needs volunteers to assist with the air show. For details call Dawn Miller at 301-981-5215.

ACE Needs Volunteers for JSOH

The Airmen Committed to Excellence club needs volunteers for the 2008 Joint Service Open House. The club currently has three ice cream carts to use and is looking for motivated Airmen to split shifts during the 3-day show. For more information, call Senior Airman Eric Patterson at 301-98-4184 no later than Wednesday.

Child Care Registration

The Child Care Registration Office is accepting applications for School Age Summer Camp. For more information call 301-981-9981.

Freedom and Yuma Park pavilion reservations<P> Reservations for pavilion use at the Base Lake and Yuma Park must be made in person at Outdoor Recreation, bldg. 1235. Freedom Lake pavilions rentals are $50⁄large and $20⁄small. Yuma Park pavilion rental is $35. Both areas have restroom facilities, picnic tables and charcoal grills. Call 301-981-4109 for more information.

Volunteers Needed

The Retiree Activity Office needs volunteers to help staff its office at Andrews. The office is open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The office supports more than 17,000 retirees in the local area. Without the support of volunteers to staff the office, it may have to close. To volunteer, call 301-981-2726 or e-mail RAO@andrews.af.mil.

Lifeguards Needed

People interested in working as a lifeguard this summer at Andrews should stop in to Human Resource Office in bldg. 1535, B-208 and pick up an application. Positions include: Recreation Assistant (lifeguards), Recreation Aid (lifeguards), pool manager⁄supervisor (lifeguard).

Shuttle Service

The 316th Logistics Readiness Squadron shuttle service runs from 6:25 a.m. to 6:25 p.m. each day. The shuttle stops at the Main Gate, Bldg. 1535, the hospital, Gateway Inn, Passenger Terminal and the Commissary. For questions or comments, call 316 LRS at 301-981-1182 or 4661. Shuttle operations are subject to change without notice due to mission requirements.

Volunteers Needed

The Andrews Equal Opportunity Office is seeking volunteers for 2008 special observance committee members. Anyone who would like to join others in the effort to, ‘‘remember, celebrate, and act” on presidential proclamation events please e-mail Master Sgt. Ronald Wells at ronald.wells-02@andrews.af.mil or call 301-981-3431.

Teen Job Bank

Teens age 14 to 18 interested in adding their names to the Andrews Youth Center Job Bank for babysitting, animal care, car care, yard care, house sitting or tutoring can contact Matrice Adger, teen director, at 301-981-8336 or e-mail matrice.adger@andrews.af.mil.

Infant and Toddler University

Parents, caregivers and children come together for an interactive experience with music, play, art, field trips and opportunities to make friends every Tuesday at Child Development Center 1. Infant University is for children 3 to 18 months old from 9:30 to 10:25 a.m. Toddler University is for children 18 to 36 months old from 10:45 to 11:40 a.m.

Dads 101

A class taught by dads for dads is held the last Tuesday of every month from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Chapel 3. Topics include pregnancy, coaching during child birth, relationships, parenting issues and fatherhood. All ranks and services are welcome. For more information call 240-857-9680.

Air Force Association Update

The Thomas W. Anthony Chapter of the Air Force Association here is seeking volunteers to assist various vice presidents across the local board. The chapter needs volunteers with laptop computer access and those who are good writers to assist with awards packages.Interested members should contact Mr. Chuck Suraci at 301-585-0082.You can also stop by the chapter office in bldg. 1602 or call 240-857-1018.

Women, Infants & Children Nutrition

The special nutrition program helps moms have healthier babies and children to grow and develop. The program runs every Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Airman & Family Readiness Center. For more information, call 301-856-9600.

Champagne Sunday Brunch

Treat your family and friends to a delicious meal at The Club at Andrews. A variety of hot and cold items are available. Brunch is served from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost is $14.95 for members and guests, $19.95 for non-members, $6.95 for children 6 to 10. Children under the age of six eat for free. For more information, call the Club at Andrews at 301-568-3100.

Cosmic Bowling

Come out and bowl at the Andrews Bowling Center the second and fourth weekend of each month. Turn off the lights and catch the latest dance music with flashing lights, colored pins and glowing balls. Cost is $12 per person. Call 301-981-3335 for more information.

Arts & Crafts Night

Arts & Crafts Night at the Youth Center is offered every Tuesday night from 5 to 7 p.m. A different activity is offered, from oil painting and water colors to making puppets, bean bags, and many other creative activities. Call 301-981-5430 for more information.

AWANA

The premier program to change kids’ lives is now at the Andrews Chapel. AWANA blends Bible teaching, evangelism, scripture memorization and tons of fun. Every Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. in Chapel 3. For more information, call 301-981-2111.