News briefs DS tour length The recent changes in per- they have completed 48 months manent change of station (PCS) on station," he continued. "They policy have not altered or ex- will fill different positions at their tended the drill sergeant tour current locations once their drill length, according to SFC Charles sergeant tours are over." L. Nunley, chief of the Military Reassignment overseas is an Personnel Center's Drill exception to the PCS policy, and Sergeant Assignment Branch. does not require 48 months on "Drill sergeant duty is a two- station. year tour with the option to request an extension of an ad- The Office of the Deputy Chief ditional 12 months," Nunley said. of Staff for Personnel is Volume 1 Number 16 Publise in the interest of personnel at Fort Leonard Wood. Thursday, May 7, 1987 "However, the PCS changes have reviewing Army Regulation 614- affected how long a drill sergeant 200, paragraph 8-22(b), which will be assigned at the same provides assignment policy for location. drill sergeants who have com- DSOY proud to represent Ft. Wood "Drill sergeants completing pleted three-year tours. Com- By Carrie Joy Truax Review held in his honor. "To think Army's drill sergeants. "I think that He began appearing before boards two- or three-year drills sergeant manders will be notified once this that I actually won the title makes the drill sergeant needs to provide when he was a specialist four. "Win tours should expect to remain at policy is clarified. (MILPER- Training and Doctrine Command me doubly proud I've represented his soldiers with tough demanding, or lose, you become more their current installations until CEN) Drill Sergeant of the Year is one of Fort Wood well." realistic, and safe training. A knowledgable just by preparing for the most prestigious titles that a Garman began his preparation for professional, the drill sergeant must the competitions." Garman said. Gas masks for family members officer can earn. the board last September, studying use effective counseling skills. The Earning this title makes him part of noncommissioned In the event of chemical or moustaches and even allows such things as common tasks, AR drill must be able to recognize the the TRADOC Evaluation Team that SSgt. Michael A. Garman biological warfare in Europe, our them to wear spectacles. Wood this 670-1, duties of an NCO and Initial soldier's strong as well as the weak visits different installations one represented Fort Leonard soldiers would wear standard The compact, commerically- Entry Training. The 14 competitors areas. He must build on the strong week each month to evaluate their year at the competition and won. He field protective masks. But what designed equipment consists of a took a physical fitness test, per- while strengthening the weak.A drill training. is the first staff sergeant to take the would their family members, durable hood, an integral lens, a formed "hands on" tests on certain sergeant above all must be a He is scheduled to meet Gen. John title. who also could be threatened, nasal breathing compartment, a tasks and then appeared before a professional; a competent, con- A. Wickham, Army chief of staff, in "I'm proud that I was able to be a wear to protect themselves? neck seal and a cannister. It board of sergeants major, with its cerned, caring leader. Washington to presented with the credit to the post as its represen- With that question in mind, the weighs two pounds, which is less president being SGM William J. H. "It's a good feeling to know you Steven Ailes award. This award is .ative at the Drill Sergeant of the U.S. Army Laboratory Com- than the soldier's mask, and Peters, TRADOC sergeant major. can be recognized for all your hard named after the man who began the Year competition," said Garman mand's Human Engineering takes up only half as much space. speech the Special Garman now represents the entire work and effort," said Garman. drill sergeant program in 1969. opening his at Laboratory at Aberdeen Proving During an Army chemical Ground, Md., has come up with conference in Europe recently, an inexpensive hood and mask spokesmen from the Human mission Engineering Laboratory 98th Division returns to augment combination designed to be worn members or any described the family members' By Carrie Joy Truax but this is a great opportunity to the same of the active duty soldier," "The reason for such a successful by family The protective mask. Since it also has upgrade our skills." he said. relationship is because of the open civilians in close proximity. combination protects the head, been shown to have military Once again thr 98th Division The sustainment of training and frequent communication we face, shoulders and respiratory applications, it is conceivable (Training) begins its annual During a wartime crisis the 98th received is emphasized to the have throughout the year." he said. the full range of that both soldiers and their training at Fort Leonard Wood. would bring in about 3,000 soldiers to reservists. "We keep each other informed of our system against and biological agents. spouses could wear the compact Headquarters Company and add to the training capability for the "I don't care how much ex- needs." chemical protection to personnel hood and mask should the need Headquarters Company arrived increased nu'mber of new soldiers perience and training you have, "The reservists are basically It offers regardless of beards, long hair or ever arise. Monday and is working alongside thai would be sent to this post. said there is always somethli you can civilians who spend a considerable our command unit for two weeks. Linscott. learn," said the commanding amount of time soldiering," he The 98th is the only reserve "Our focus is primarily on ex- general. "Even the most proficient continued. "They have a limited Electrical power engineer training division in the panding the training base," he of our soldiers can learn something amount of time to train, therefore Army tactical units will soon be Army, and therefore works closely continued. all the time." they train hard. components are also available able to use "DISE" to distribute for special requirements. with the permanent party personnel Additional battalions and brigades "Things change all the time and "I feel that we are a valuable asset electric power in the field. This arrangement allows the here. from the 98th will be training here one must keep an open mind for new to the total force," concluded Lin- A Distribution and Illumination user to select only the equipment through September. Some will take concepts," he continued. scott. "The Army is fortunate to System, Electrical (DISE) essential for use with generator "Our time here is extremely just the new soldiers, some the The 98th and Fort Leonard Wood have two units that work so closely engineered by the Troop Support sets producing from five to 100 important," said BG Dean Linscott, whole cycle and some the 13 week have a long history of working together. I feel very much a part of Command's Belvoir Research kilowatts of power. Depending on 98th's commanding general. "We One Station Unit Training. together successfully. According to Fort Leonard Wood and take a Development and Engineering their size, tactical units will be have a dual mission. We are not only "When a reserve soldier is on Linscott, the training has been responsible attitude in helping to Center will be delivered this able to establish operations from here to train with the new soldiers. active duty his responsibilities are mutually beneficial. accomplish its objectives." spring to the Aberdeen Proving one-half to four hours after Ground for initial production arrival at a site. testing, and to Fort Hood for Hospital week observed on po'st operational evaluation as part of The initial production items, the Army's Commercial which will also be tested by National Hospital Week, originally The HSC IG inspection was suc- guidance and counseling to a variety Come and join the staff of Generator Sets and Assemblages Medical and other tactical units, in 1921 and sponsored by cessfully passed with numerous of community groups. National GLWACH in celebrating National initiated Program. were fabricated at the Toole the American Hospital Association, departments receiving noteworthy Laboratory Week was celebrated Hospital Week. See you at the Fun 1 .i1 2-1? y he: GL WACH u the HIath Fair and the DISE consists of five man- Army Depot Follow-on portable end items: three-phase production contracna will bei promote consumer education and available. The prestigious award of Laboratory at which time blood hospital tours. We feel good helping 100 amp-phase and 200 amp- awarded on a competitive basis. community relations. This year's lull accreditation was granted to the typing and cholesterol testing were you feel better! phase feeder systems; three- To transmit power in the field, theme is "We Feel Good Helping hospital by the JCAH. Both made avaiiabl:. phase 40 amp-phase and single troop units are now using a 25- You Feel Better." achievements are indicative of the Activities scheduied for National phase 60 amp distribution outlet 1.5 KW light set and a 15 General Leonard Wood Army goals of GLWACH to meet and Another facet of community in- Hospital Week include the following: systems; and a utility assembly KW illumination set. This Community Hospital has led the way surpass the established and volvement are the hospital spon- two-mile fun run starting at 3:45 consisting of extension cables equipment falls far short of over the past year to "help you feel nationally recognized standards for sored sports teams which have p.m. Monday at Wallace Pool; and branch circuits with meeting the Army's power better." Significant hospital ac- the delivery of health care. achieved significant honors in the Health Information Fair, 10 a.m. to 2 receptacles and lights. Additional distribution requirements. complishments achieved during the During the year, hospital per- past year. Most recently the hospital p.m. Wednesday; health information past year include accreditation of sonnel have been extremely active basketball team won both the Fort booths, main lobby; glaucoma services, community involvement within the Fort Leonard Wood Leonard. Wood A-Conference testing, optometry clinic; in- Generator improved and health education. Community providing services and Championship and the Fort Leonard formational seminars; Regional promoting health. The hospital Wood Intramural Championship and CHAMPUS advisor, Hospital Dining The Army's inventory of 15, 30 Tests showed that the new In September 1986, the hospital sponsors a Cub Scout Pack, a Boy Medical Department Activity Facility's Conference Room, 10 a.m. and 60 kilowatt generators have governor will run an average of completed a rigorous inspection by Scout Troop, and is in the process of runners won the Officers Wives Club to noon and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Wed- been refitted with a new, im- 8592 hours between failures both the Health Services Command organizing a Medical Explorer Post. 5-K unit team competition. nesday; and cholesterol testing, 8 to proved governor adapted for compared to 3887 for the electro- Inspector General (HSC IG) and the In March, the Optometry Staff Health education has been a 10 a.m. Wednesday with par- military use by the Troop Support hydraulic unit. In addition, the Joint Commission on Accreditation sponsored Save Your Vision Week primary concern of the staff of ticipants expected to fast for 12 Command's Belvoir Research, electro-hydraulic unit was more of Hospitals (JCAH). Both in- by conducting glaucoma testing and GLWACH. Numerous health related hours prior to the test. Development and Engineeog difficult to adjust, required ex- spections scrutinized the hospital for sponsoring the "Jeepers Creepers classes and programs have been Center. ternal equipment and demanded the quality of care provided, ad- Time to Check Your Peepers" presented to the community during The information seminars include: The new, commercially- a higher degree of skill to ministrative operations, the depth of poster contest in the local schools. the past year. Such presentations parenting, 10 to 10:30 a.m.; heat designed electronic g. vernor is maintain. The weight of the health related community programs March also was National Nutrition have included the topics of AIDS, injuries, 10:45 to 11:15 a.m.; AIDS, more reliable, easier to maintain, system varies with the model of available and the commitment Month which was celebrated by smoking cessation, stress 11:30 a.m. to noon; stress, 12:15 to less expensive and lighter in generator, but on the average, toward meeting established health GUIDON articles on good nutrition management, battle fatigue, suicide 12:45 p.m.; animal heat injuries, 1 to weight than the electro-hydraulic the new governor weights 83 care standards. and the continuance of nutritional prevention and positive parenting. 1:30 p.m.; and nutrition care, 1:45 to system which was previously percent less than the old design. 2:15 p.m., all in the Medical used. Center engineers estimate the Many on the professional staff have Department Activity Classroom; Under the retrofit program, the new governor will save the Army also attended continuing and nutrition care, 10 to 10:30 a.m.; control unit, actuator, hydraulic nearly $1 million over the next professional education seminars and animal heat injuries, 10:45 to 11:15 pump, fluid tank, cooler (60 KW), five years because it costs about conferences during the year. This a.m.; stress, 11:30 a.m. to noon; filter, oil fittings and hoses and half as much as the electro- ultimately translates into the AIDS, 1 to 1:30 p.m.; and parenting, the electric cable harness of the hydraulic unit. delivery of the highest levels of 1:45 to 2:15 p.m., all in the Nursing electro-hydraulic system were Nearly 2,400 generators quality patient care. Classroom. replaced with a simpler elec- already in the Army's inventory tronic system consisting of a were retrofitted under this control unit, actuator, speed program. New generators will be sensing device and electric cable equipped with the governor when Hospital week declared harness. built. ::'.. TRADOC commander named j)~. Missouri Governor John Ashcroft hospitals will sponsor a variety of has proclaimed National Hospital activities to showcase the people and The Department of Defense commission upon graduation Week, May 10-16, as Hospital Week programs that demonstrate a announced April 15 that from North Carolina State in Missouri. "We feel good helping continuing commitment to the President Reagan has nominated University with a bachelor's you feel better," the theme of health of their community. General Maxwell R. Thurman to degree in chemical engineering. Hospital Week, recognizes hospitals' The week provides an opportunity become commander of the U.S. In more than 33 years in the and hospital employees' dedicated for Missourians to become more Army's Training and Doctrine Army, he has commanded ar- service in improving the quality of familiar with the good health Command at Fort Monroe, Va. tillery units in Europe, Vietnam life in their communities. resources available in local Senate confirmation of the and the United States and has hospitals. reassignment will place Thur- served in a variety of staff "Whether it's the operating team man in command of the nearly positions. He was a deputy chief performing the miracle of surgery, The 1987 National Hospital Week 100,000 soldiers and civilians of staff at Training and Doctrine the therapist working skillfully to marks the 66th observance of this charged with preparing the Army Command headquarters from help a stroke patient walk again, the celebration. Matthew A. Foley, a for war by determining how it 1975 to 1977, commanded the volunteer cheerfully delivering mail hospital magazine editor, should fight, establishing Army Recruiting Command, and, to a patient's room, a nurse coming established National Hospital Day in equipment requirements, and in 1981, became the Army's into the home to change bandages 1921 as a means of recognizing training soldiers to fight. deputy chief of staff for per- and check progress, or a nutrition community hospitals. Foley selected Thurman has been the vice sonnel. counselor providing advice for May 12, the birthday of Florence chief of staff of the Army since weight reducions - Missouri Nightingale, as the special day for June 1983. He will assume Thurman is a graduate of the hospitals feel good helping observing hospitals. In 1924, the command of the Training and Army's Ordnance Basic Course, Missourians feel better," says American Hospital Association Doctrine Command in June, Basic and Advanced Artillery Charles L. Bowman, president of the assumed sponsorship of National replacing Gen. Carl E. Vuono. Officer Courses, Command and Next week, the GUIDON will publish a supplement for this Missouri Hospital Association Hospital Day, and expanded the A native of High Point, N.C., General Staff College, and War year's events, which will be taking place on post during the celebration to National Hospital Thurman received his ROTC College. (ARNews) During Hospital Week, Missouri Week in 1953. ------week. ------.--,, ---T~ ----- . This commercial enterprise newspaper is an authorized Department of Defense or the U.S. Army. The appearance the products or services advertised. Sowers' Publications, unofficial publication for members of the U.S. Army. of advertising in this publication, including inserts and Inc. is a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Contents of the GUIDON are not necessarily the official supplements, does not constitute endorsement by the Army. Sowers' Publications, Inc. has an exclusive written views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense, or Sowers' Publications, Inc. of contract with Fort Leonard Wood. Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, May 7,1987 Page 2 OiniuestionIo n of the week

Are you satisfied with the military?

Valerie Todd, military dependent SSgt. Dan Rogers, Company A, 5th 1st Sgt. John Raikes, Company B, SFC Ronie Wells, Reception Bat- Spec. 4 Ed Mann, Headquarters Company, Reception Battalion, "It employed at Army Community Engineer Battalion, 136th Engineer Reception Battalion, "I am totally talion, "I"m very satisfied with the has its good and bad points. The Services, "It's great. It works for Brigade, "Yes, the benefits are not satisfied. The Army has been good to military. It's my career and my friends you make in the military are the soldier if they work at it. There bad even if they are presently cut- me in my 17 years in. It is a good country. The Army has been very one of the good points." are good and bad points." ting them back." way of understanding different good to me in my 14 years of cultures." enlistment." Congressman addressesattitudes on military my," to illistrate the point. 'The passage of time has allowed the past that has affected attitudes stand for and promote. "In some some time to build. The political dochina. They tried to prevent the been passions aroused at home during the holocaust from taking place," he "Today, the American public's us to see the past more clearly," within our country, and in par- ways those issues have still not not die down said. "And yet there is a hopeful side attitude toward its men in uniform Is said Congressman Ike Skelton of ticular, toward our military. This is resolved, partly because of our course of the war did fall of Saigon in April1975. to this story. I believe a credible subject to fluctuations of fashion, Missouri's 4th District during a Vietnam remembered." inability as a nation to assimilate the with the As the war itself was con- argument can be made that the much as in Kipling's time," said recent address to an audience at Twenty-two years ago, in March divisive experience that became was the idea of a period of our involvement in -Viet- Skelton. "Events over the past few Fort Monroe, Va. 1965, the first U.S. ground troops known as the Vietnam War," the troversial, so too As in many other mat- nam bought time for the other years have revealed a sincere effort "The past is a prologue," he said. splashed ashore three miles from Da congressman said. memorial. who fought in countries of Southeast Asia. If some on the part of the American people to "It is the past, after all, that Nang, Vietnam. "America com- Skelton discussed some of the ters, it was those took the initiative to of the dominoes fell, not all of them make up for the lack of appreciation provides the foundation of the mitted its prestige, its resources, differences between Vietnam and Vietnam who memorial. It lists the names did." for those who served during the present and gives shape to the and its sons to a struggle for previous wars. He said Vietnam build a who served Vietnam War." freedom in Southeast Asia that was veterans can easily identify with a of the 58,132 who served in the "The sacrifce of those future." in vain," Skelton "History tells us that the soldier, ultimately lost." messenger in Shakespeare's "An- American uniform and gave their in Vietnam was not said. following the dictates of his "For many years now, there has tony and Cleopatra," who was lives in that tragic cause. "War, by its very nature, has often profession, often finds himself hovered over our nation, to a greater "The men who went off to battle in struck for bringing bad news. "In "The building of the memorial been controversial, even within the misunderstood and unappreciated at or lesser extent, the absence of full Vietnam left an America undergoing much the same way, Vietnam was a turning point in the attitudes country of one of the warring sides. home. As soldiers soon learn, they appreciation for the men and women dramatic changes. An intellectual veterans suffered unjustly from a of the veterans towards themselves World War I and World War II began must do their best as the military who wear our uniform and the im- civil war of sorts was taking place in war that eventually became un- and in the attitude of the American with intense national patriotic arm of a country and let neither portant national service that they the country during that period, a popular." public towards them," said Skelton. of Siagon, fervor and ended with national praise nor disdain take them from perform. The root cause of this can war of values and ideas," Skelton "Nations make war. Soldiers Twelve years after the fall gratitude toward the heroic their course of doing their duty as be found thousands of miles from said. "The civil rights movement, merely fight them. Yet many, a loud Indochina still has not found peace, American soldier who distinguished professionals. Remember this," he here, in a country known as Viet- the war against poverty, the growth minority, made the mistake of more than a million people have fled and the consequences of a himself on the countless battlefields said. "It is the stoic code of warriors nam," Skelton said. of an underground drug culture, the blaming an unpopular war on those Vietnam of those two wars. This national that has been passed down through The congressman recounted the women's movement, the emergence who answered their country's call, communist victory in Cambodia were disastrous. Several million respect has proved more the ex- the ages." scene in which the last American of the generation gap - these were rather than the politicians who made ception than the rule." "For those of you in uniform, helicopter lifted off from the roof of just some of the developments the decision to fight that war," said died at the hands of the Khymer Pol The congressman noted that continued awareness of this hard our Embassy in Saigon on April 29, taking place in American society." the congressman. Rouge government of Pot. from fact will enable you to maintain your 1975. These developments led to a There is now a memorial in British soldiers returned "Those who fought in Vietnam can a disrespectful bearings to good advantage as you He said that when "Army questioning about the role . of Washington, D.C. to commemorate various wars to find take but small comfort from the quoted verses from look to the future," the congressman Futures" are discussed, "I think it America in the world, about the the bravery of those who served public. He grim results of our effort in In- important that we talk of the past; values that we as a nation should their country in Vietnam. It took Rudyard Kipling's poem, "Tom- concluded. Guamanians take pride in the ir military service, history in the cathedral, but unequal Guam have served in the armed By sgt. Maj. Rudi Williams English is the official language, their dependents." About a third of the 210-square- equal forces. More than 3,700 are on active American Forces Information but Guam has a rich Hispanic Guam is called the "Bermuda of mile island is used for defense in- once they stepped outside. "He said duty today, with hundreds more In heritage going back through more East Asia," a tourist mecca, the stallations: Andersen Air Force he knew the answer, but wanted me Service Reserve units. More than 10 percent than 300 years of Spanish oc- regional business hub of Micronesia Base, the only Strategic Air Com- to find out for myself," said Blaz. With the help of the bishop, Blaz won of the island's population volunteer They live some 1,800 miles closer cupation. Guam's original - 2,100 islands scattered over three mand Base outside the continental an academic scholarship to the for military service. to Moscow than to Washington, D.C., descendants are Chamorros, which million square miles of the western United States; a naval base at Apra University of Notre Dame. but they fly the American flag, play is also the name of their language. Pacific. It's also an American Harbor, the largest deep water port we have the American national anthem, use "It's peppered with Spanish, success story in a Third World between Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and "On a per capita basis, U.S. dollars and celebrate English and Japanese words," said setting, according to Blaz, who was Subic Bay in the Philippines; and After graduation, Blaz became the had more casualties than any other Thanksgiving, Christmas, Memorial Blaz, a Charmorro. liberated from Japenese control in eight other naval facilities, all in and first native Guamanian com- community our size in America," for Day and other federal holidays and About 48 percent of the population 1944 by the 9th Marine Regiment, a around the capital of Agana. missioned officer in the armed said Blaz. "This is true not only too. We English is their mother tongue. trace their ancestry to the regiment he later commanded as a Blaz likes to brag about services. "I've seen our people Vietnam, but for Korea, Located more than 9,000 miles Chamorros and 20 percent to the Marine colonel. patriotism, the pride in being struggle," he said in retrospect. were destined to be cooks in the joining the from the U.S. mainland, natives of Philippines. Caucasians represent The largest island in the Pacific American and how far Guamanans "We now have officers in the Army, Navy, so we started Force and Marines, and Guam - or "Guamanians" - are an 24 percent of the population. The between Hawaii and the Philippines, have risen in military ranks. Navy, Air Force and Marines who Army, Air unusual segment of America. Guamanian culture has also been Guam is considered one of the most "My father was in World War I, have attained the highest rank - when fighting came along, we did "We are the only Americans who influenced by Japan, Korea, China, strategic pieces of real estate bet- and he was one of the few guys who general, colonel, sergeant major. the thing that we do so well - fight! have ever been occupied by an Mexico, Polynesia and Micronesia. ween the North American continent made it without having to be a We don't have any Medal of Honor "I believe that one of the greatest enemy country in time of war," said "We are a thriving American and Asian mainland. One of the first steward," said Blaz. "In 1947, when recipients, but I think that when you experiences a man or woman can Ben Blaz, Guam's representative to community of more than 120,000 islands seized by the Japanese I graduated from high school, I pay with your life, you've got to be a have is to do maybe two years in the Congress and a retired Marine residents," said Blaz, a member of during World War II, it was used as wanted to join the Navy, but they hero." armed forces," said Blaz. "When Corps brigadier general. (Guam the House of Representatives' Ar- a primary staging area for air and said I could only be a steward...me The names of 71 Guamanians are you walk away from this experience, became a U.S. territory in 1898, but med Services and Interior com- naval forces for nearly three years and the blacks and Filipinos." engraved on the Vietnam Veterans you know what this country is sbout. the island's residents didn't gain full mittees. "About 100,000 are civilians before being liberated by the United But Blaz was lucky. He asked the Memorial In Washington, D.C. More And you know how you can make a U.S. citizenship until 1950. and 20,000 are service members and States. bishop of Guam why everybody was than 11,000 men and women from contribution." Journalist seeks interesting, newsworthy features at Fort Wood Lace." Doing a story on a subject I to press, but I kept going. In School" work release program. to write that, so forget you read the I won't get fired." By Jeffrey Peyton reasons - last sentence. This line of questioning was get- was familiar with (not to mention Recently, I was stuck for a story She is newsworthy for two and she didn't even know who I am. I asked her boss about her. ting everywhere, so I decided to People are always asking me to people I was comfortable with) idea, so I wrote a story about my First, she is the only student "Julie is one of the best student- throw a curve. "How did your put their picture in the newspaper. made the final product only better. friend Carrie's car. The following employee at CPO, and she was workers we've ever had. She's an parents react to your award at the Even when I was In high school Some time later, while I was week, I wrote about my roommate's recently a part of a parlimentary assest to the office," said Janet VICA Olympics?" writing for the Falcon Flash, people talking to my friend Larry Talbert vocabulary. It was beginning to look procedures team that took top Terry. "I told my mom before I left not to would catch me between classes and at Walker Recreation, he asked why as if I was only writing stories about honors in the Missouri Vocational Julie's comment on Terry's wait up. 'If anything we'll get third.' ask me to take their picture. the rec center wasn't plugged in The my favorite people - the ones I Industrial Clubs of America's praise. "I sit in my corner and do "When I told her we won first, she It's terrible, but true. I said no to GUIDON (since he knew me and already knew. (VICA) U.S. Skill Olympics. what I'm told." said, "Oh that's nice. Are you most of them. Every now and then, all). I laughed and told him I'd see Well, the time has come for a Well, I'll admit it. I was interested Which, she informed me, includes hungry?" I'd manage a shot of a good friend, what I could do. change. Today I'm writing about from the start. I mean, here was an typing, filing, answering telephones Then we came to the point in the but these were times few and far What I did, was talk to the someone I've seen only once in my interesting individual whom I'd and questions, and gophering. interview where I ask a really silly, between. volunteers who worked for Larry to life before the interview, and that never met. I rushed right over to Karen Wren, a co-worker, said, yet deep and meaningful When I started work at The see what kind of a story I could come one previous time is only because CPO and did an interview. "She's a very good person. She's philosophical question. GUIDON, it was the same. I couldn't up with. You see, whenever you put Albert bumped into her while we The interview ran smoothly as very honest. If we didn't have Julie, She hesitated. No. She stalled. deliver the afternoon distribution your friends in the paper, you have were running an errand. Anyway, long as I asked direct questions or the office wouldn't function." After I informed her that this article without someone asking for a front to make them look good. what I'm trying to say is: just talked freely, but she wasn't Julie only blushed slightly, so I was going to be read by trillions of page photo. Anyway, what I came up with was Yes. Even total strangers can get much on giving me long quotes. changed the subject and asked her people from all walks of life, she After about three months of what I think was a pretty good story. their names in The GUIDON. Just I found out that she plans to attend about taking initiative. spoke. denial, I suddenly realized that I The fact that most of the volunteers I ask Julie Henson, who just happens Southwest Missouri State University "Well, I have to. If I see something "I'm not old or wise enough to give knew a lot of newsworthy people. talked to were friends of mine only to be of no relation to Jim. this fall and major in business or messed up, I have to fix it or even- a philosophical quote." Why shouldn't I take their picture or added to the story. They were my One week ago, she was a typical and accounting. When I heard the news, tually my stuff will get messed up." Well, I'm no older or wiser than print what they had to say? pals. I had to do well for them. high school student by morning I said, "Oh. You're one of those Oh. she is really, but somebody has to do Not long after I started thinking From that point on, every chance I CPO clerk-typist by day type of people who like math." "I try to work hard," she said. this. Talking to Julie taught me like this, I did a story about the then- had to put a familiar face into the person. She lives this double life Area "No," she said. "I only pretend to "I'm afraid not too. This way, if I something about myself. Really. upcoming Cabaret Playhouse paper, I took. Many of the chances I thanks to the Waynesville School "Stay like math." But then she told me not ever slack off or mess something up, People are my favorite people. production of "Arsenic and Old took were too slim and never made it Vocational-Technical

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Theft can be prevented What is larceny? Larceny is YOUor thelanc fC.!y )t property that with initials and social security defined as the unlawful taking away was unsecured. A problem the number. Engravers are available of another's property with the in- miit;ry police have in recovering for use from a soldier's unit supply tention of depriving him or her of it. property is in many cases owners do room or the Crime Prevention Of- In the past three months there not record serial numbers of any fice, building 2066; call 368-1515 or have been 37 larcenies of private other identifying marks on their 368-7619. property on Fort Leonard Wood, not property. Thank you for your help in the only secured property (which means A' ~"~d yshould be marked fight against crime. the item-items were locked in such a way that they are accessible only through the use of force) but also unsecured property (which means the item-items are there for the taking without the use of force).

The claims office of the Staff Judge Advocate will not reimburse Page 4 Fort Lenasd Wood Gluion Thursday, May 7, 1987 JAG Divisiontominimize fraud, waste and abuse costly, time- Fraud in the procurement of goods recently sent to the Army's monthly But remember that our division's Sometimes, the remedies to make life difficult for a occurs before indictment, when consuming route of legal action may and services for government use not legal publication ("The Army primary mission is to protect the suspect contractor. early notification is received from alternative only impedes government Lawyer") Deline observes that Army from doing business with have a more acceptable "On the other hand," Deline says, CID, the Defense Department's productivity but also denies the "while there is no comfort in irresponsible contractors. The to both parties in a suspected fraud "we can help the contractor clean up Inspector General or other sources. Deline explains, that taxpayer his money's worth and knowing that the Army has been better we do that job, the less money case. As a problem in his operation and still Deline says that CID and Defense consists of a recently endangers soldiers' lives. dealt with in a less than honorable the Army should have to collect alternative do business with the government if Department IG personnel "have That acknowledgment of the fashion for at least 100 years and from contractors who have developed "self-disclosure'' that's the desired approach. Playing always been willing to assist the reality of cheaters, and would-be that Gen. Grant may well have had defrauded it. Right now, we're program. games with the procurement division and often go that extra mile cheaters, in private industry's some overpriced toilet seats, ash pursuing more than $50 million from system, though, can only lead to the toward making the investigation business dealing with the govern- trays and hammers, we have' one contractor, and have a number Army means player's being criminally complete even after indictment." ment has led the Army to form a new reached a time in the Army's history of other cases ranging from $5 business prosecuted, subjected to civil suit, When Deline is asked how the division in the Army's Office of the where it is willing to put substantial million to $20 million." and debarred from doing business average Army person, military or Judge Advocate General at the effort into stopping as much As more Army activities and "It allows contractors to bring with federal agencies." civilian, can get more involved in Pentagon. procurement fraud as it can." functions undergo contracting-out, frauds and irregularities to the At the division's disposal for both the Army's antifraud effort, he Known as the Procurement Fraud The "substantial effort" can be what is the division doing to government's attention - the idea fact-finding and pursuing the ap- jumps at this chance to inform: Division, the new organization took measured in statistical and minimize the possibility of increased being for the government not to deal propriate remedy are the resources "First, people need to understand shape early this year at the monetary terms, of course. But fraud in the execution of the con- as harshly with a firm or individual of the U.S. Army Criminal In- that doing business with the recommendation of the Army Deline notes that, for the most part, tracts? who has alerted us to improper vestigation Command and the In- government should not be on a 'good Secretary's Army Task Force on the Army finds contractors' dealings Deline's game plan for that con- activities. The program, however, spector General system. ole boy' basis. Government em- Fraud, Waste and Abuse. with the Army are both honest and tingency consists of eliminating benefits contractors only in those "Both offices furnish us with ployees may not accept gifts - even The new division is charged with satisfactory. In this regard, he notes from favorable consideration any cases where the agency knew immediate reports upon exposure of meals - from contractors. They combating procurement fraud. It that out of the nearly 16 million contractor deemed not to be nothing about the impropriety when procurement fraud. When a quick may not give contracts to friends. serves as the Army focal point for Department of Defense contract "presently responsible." By that the contractor stepped forth. Our response is required, our staff Government inspectors must make organizing and coordinating all actions during Fiscal Year 1986, the term he refers to "a determination aim here is to enlist the aid of con- contact agents in the field to set up a sure contractors hold strictly to the available means for minimizing and Army is tracking only about 450 made by the suspension and tractors as partners with the line of communication," said Deline. terms of the contract. All govern- countering incidents of procurement allegations of fraud. debarment official that it would be government in reducing fraud. It's "If more information is needed, ment employees have the respon- fraud. unwise to do business with a certain the best way to solve the problem." investigative personnel discuss with sibility of reporting any Division Chief Col. Donald A. contractor because of past and Deline sees the division's most us what must be gathered. Lately, irregularities they see or hear about. Deline points out that the federal The amount lost current indications of lack of challenging task to be "arriving at a we've been visiting more agents at Any number of places are prepared government's history of recognizing honesty or ability." He stresses that working partnership between the the sites of investigation, and we to receive such reports, so em- the tendency of some elements in "More than one of these the division is designed not as a government and private industry to have dispatched three attorneys to ployees should consider it their duty private industry to file false claims, allegations, however, involves more punitive body but as a watchdog to produce the best product at the three different locations with the to make the reports and thus help indulge in cost mischarging, than $50 million of taxpayer money make sure no taxpayer dollars are lowest price." He concedes that the mission of working full-time on large protect the taxpayers' dollars. practice defective pricing and that purportedly was paid to a given to a contractor who fails to Army needs industry, "but we need cases. Those JAG attorneys work Certainly, the government needs to substitute inferior parts for those contractor under fraudulent con- meet the standard of "presently industry to be honest and fair with with the local U.S. Attorney's Office do some work on its contracting contractually specified dates back to ditions. While the number of con- responsible." us. We cannot possibly police all as well as with representatives from procedures so as to ensure that more than 100 years. tractors who actually set out to contracting. Any one of the 16 the Criminal Investigation Com- parties doing business with the At that time, Congress had passed defraud the government is relhtively In its watchdog role of coor- million-plus contracting tran- mand, the Federal Bureau of In- government know precisely what's the false claims act, which was cited small, the amount lost by the dinating all remedies available to sactions last year could have In- vestigation and other agencies. They expected of them. Unfortunately, in the case of "United States vs. treasury can be substantial." the Army, the division may of course curred some element of fraud." also negotiate directly with the our experience shows that those Griswold" as intending "to protect resort to legal actions in both the contractor's attorneys." desiring to defraud the government the treasury against the hungry and Deline cites the record of his criminal and civil arenas, Deline Because it's designed to show The "fraud-busters" division, with will take even the best of contracts unscrupulous host that encompassed division's forerunner, the Contract adds. If such actions help deter a contractors the Army means its remedies branch suspension and and torture some portion of It to try it on every side." Fraud Branch of the Litigation given contractor from trying to business in its efforts to make sure debarment branch and litigation to justify their improper activity. Division: "Their small staff defraud the government, then the procurement fraud remains the branch, becomes involved with a Most of the day-to-day work of our Commenting on that historical managed to collect some $11 million division achieves a bonus for the exceptio rather than the rule, the case upon indictment of the con- division has to do with just plain prespective for an article he in monies owed to the government. taxpayer. division can draw upon its varied tractor. Sometimes the involvement dishonest dealings." Army crack-down continues JAG Procurement Fraud Division gets toughon bad guys Procurement fraud rears its ugly on. During the next year, the Army reviewed the evidence gathered by misconduct had to resign and to On top of this, the firm would eight years, debarred the firm's head in many ways. Some involve proceeded to suspend more than 20 CID investigators, they proceeded to place their company stock in a present false final inspection reports owners for five years, and debarred short-term impropriety, while of the firms. In all but two cases the suspend the firm and its officers. On- voting trust, thereby relinquishing about the fin testing. What makes for three years an admitted par- others can go on for years. suspensions took effect before in- site fact-finding by officials of the control over the company. this case particularly onerous is the ticipant who had assisted in the Some pertain to small sums of dictment. Procurement Fraud Division con- -A contract in late 1984 to crass disregard for mortar-firing prosecution. taxpayer dollars, while others tend During the period between in- firmed the contractor's wrongdoing. produce nearly 300,000 M-27 mortar safety. Conforming mortar fins are -In a similar case, which In- to break the bank. Some are so vestigation and indictment, most of Their report concluded that both the fin assemblies proved to be too crucial to proper firing, trajectory volved the production of defective severe as to make the all-time the cases ended up with a "set- contractor and the post's Direc- tempting for an Alabama firm. The and guidance of a mortar round. rifle-flash suppressors, the decision honoror-story list, while others tlement agreement," satisfying the torate of Engineering and Housing fins are an integral part of the 60mm Defects in the fin can cause to debar repeated the concerns of a never see a corner of the printed Army that government interests had failed to perform their duties to mortar round used by Army In- premature or late round detonation, federal district court judge when It page. But, however you slice it, the were adequately protected from the government and to the taxpayer. fantry and Marine Corps units. erratic flight, mortar-tube jamming stated "This is not a case of simple mud pie of procurement fraud in- future antitrust activity. -- A computer systems firm came Investigation by the Defense with possible detonation in the tube, fraud or greed for money. The variably splashes its ingredients -Even a small contractor under investigation for four years Criminal Investigative Service as well as inaccurate performance. defective suppressors were provided upon anyone who gets too close. working at one or a few installations for submitting false claims in found that a large number of the As a result, in the words of the fraud- to the government with full For example: can get caught in the web of connection with a multi-million firm's fins were defective and either busters' report, "The firm's actions knowledge of their intended use by -Because of antitrust collusion procurement fraud. dollar computer contract awarded failed testing or never were tested pose a serious threat to the lives of troops in the field. As a result, the with the dredging industry, the U.S. At a post in Georgia, for example, in 1977. by the firm. The defectives were both military personnel operating fraud in this case takes on a Army Corps of Engineers was a painting contractor who worked at Based on 200 counts of false then hidden on the firm's premises. mortars and those working near separate, very real dimension. It victimized by several firms ranging defense installations throughout the statements, the firm had to pay a As the firm accumulated a full lot mortars." foretells of a future combat situation in size from small family-run southeast painting family quarters fine of $200,000. Part of the civil of conforming fins and gained ac- The criminal penalties imposed on wherein a young soldier, alone, with operations to the largest dredging inside and out was reported as settlement required the firm to pay ceptance of those lots by govern- the firm included a fine of $750,000, only the weapon issued to him by his company in the nation. failing to properly clean and prepare the Army some $5 million. ment quality-assurance inspectors, plus a court order to pay the government for protection, goes to Thanks to one of the conspirators' the outside of quarters to be painted. Also, the firm agreed to pay the perpetrators would, under cover government $150,000 in restitution. use that weapon, only to subject agreement to assist the Justice What's more, the contractor $250,000 to reimburse the govern- of night, break open the accepted lot, The manager received a five-year himself to injury or death because Department in its investigation, the reportedly failed to apply the ment for costs incurred in the remove a quantity of the accepteds prison sentence and a fine of $2,500. his position is revealed by a Army's JAG Procurement Fraud required number of coats of paint. criminal investigation. The two and replace them with the defec- The Army recently debarred the defective flash suppressor." (AR- Division entered the picture early When the Army's fraud-busters officers responsible for the tives. convicted manager and the firm for News) Important personal records are now within reach of soldiers

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Sparks problems and the rainy Virginia need for a trainee program. Again I within the system. Bob and I asked me if I would still be in- clearer. reasoned that there was that discussed the 18 months of training terested in the writer-editor Cindy Paterson, the first person weather. I met the writer-editor "perfect job" out there with my at Fort Eustis and decided I had to position. selected for the position, and I have staff at Fort Eustis as well as my My road to the writer-editor's name on it. "go for it." We have no children and She explained that the first three known each other from our evening other fellow interns. My first im- position and Fort Eustis, Va., has Bob is pretty self-sufficient when he people selected were second quarter college classes at Drury. She and I pression of Virginia brought to mind been paved with numerous has to be, so I had no worries in that hires and I was not to be hired until contacted one another of f and on in Jim's comment of no hills. He was knowledge, skills, abilities (KSAs), When I first read the job area. All the signs pointed toward the third quarter (April). I im- March and it was her firsthand right. several interviews and negative description and qualifications for submitting my KSAs for the mediately called my husband and knowledge of what was transpiring There are no hills In and around responses by the interviewing the writer-editor position, I never position. told him the great news. It was at Fort Eustis that also made the job Newport News; lots of tail trees and supervisors. But being the rationist I really hesitated to apply. I always Waiting to hear from the Civilian during the course of our speculative more enticing. Although I had not lots of construction, but no hills. I like to think I am, I firmly believed did enjoy writing and felt confident Personnel Office can cause axiety conversation about the logistics of met Jim Kasper and Rhenea Sabel, I wonder if I could include one in my that though all this the "right job" in my abilities. After all, I had just attacks to the not-so-patient person the move and the 18-month had a feeling from my conversations household shipment? Sure would was out there waiting for me to completed a two-year master's who really feels right about a job. I separation, that the full impact of with Cindy and from reading Jim seem more like home. stumble upon. program that required a detailed waited. Finally I did get called for what saying yes meant; 18 months and Rhenea's articles in The As I look to the future, I cannot After all, my working experience research paper for each course and an interview and more anxiety at- away from my husband, my house, GUIDON that the four of us shared help but think of the positive in- was quite varied ranging from a a master's thesis of at least 30 pages tacks resulted. I felt pleased with the my cats and my mini-poultry farm; many common interests, among fluence the Engineer School move to waitress, Army clerk-typist, bank in length (mine was 40 pages). I had interview and enjoyed the rather eighteen months without the peace which is the desire to attend the Fort Leonard Wood will have. Both teller, sales clerk, hospital recep- to look at the 18-month intern study informal chats with Pat Kitchell and and quite Bob and I bought for intern program, learn all we can, the military and civilian com- tionist, secretary and others to my program at Fort Eustis in an overall Keith Schall. The job seemed more retirement. and "beat-feet" it back to our munities will benefit by means of present position of military per- perspective and what it meant for exciting and challenging, which is Once I started putting the whole families and homes In rural more job opportunities and in- sonnel clerk in the Directorate of the future. what I was looking for. A few days picture into perspective, several Missouri. creased revenue. I take great Personnel and Community Ac- later, Connie Welch called with the doubts about what the move and job I will not officially enter the intern satisfaction in knowing that in tivities. Equally fortifying was my My husband, SFC Robert Sparks, results of the interview. implied came to the forefront. Once program until May 26. However, I return, I will be contributing to the education background: bachelor of is currently on active duty at Fort I placed fourth out of all the people again, my staunch supporter, Bob, did recently spend several days in success of the Engineer School science degree in English and a Leonard Wood with 17 years total interviewed. The first three people managed to calm those fears. We Newport News, Va., on a house through my work in the writer-editor master's degree in education. service time. We recently bought a chosen would be going to Fort Eustis talked extensively and as time hunting trip. Only two incidents, department. I knew the only way to advance house near Dixon, Mo., because we in January. I was somewhat was to steadily apply for those decided to retire in Missouri. Bob's disappointed, but again reasoned positions for which I felt qualified. military career is winding down and that the job must not have been The news of the Officer Engineer when his current assignment ends meant for me. School move from Fort Belvoir, Va., (March 1990), he will be within six Between that time and March, I to Fort Leonard Wood brought an- months of his retirement. I knew applied for several other positions, ticipation of more job opportunities. that it was my turn to find a career some related to the Engineer School, Each school-related announcement field in which I could feel a sense of some not. Nothing positive resulted that came out reenforced this belief. accomplishment. At first. I pon- from any of my applications. My one I applied for the Trainee Education true supporter through all this was Specialist position only to find out dered over teaching but ruled that Bob. He kept assuring me that I that there was an over abundance of out as I put more time into civil would find a position in which my Children skip rope at the qualified education specialists to fill service. varied skills would be utilized. On Kiddie Kamp. The event took place Friday. (Photo by Guard and Reserve get more shopping days Jeffrey Peyton) By Donna Bolinger-Miles However, commissary visits by will have no effect on access by American Forces Information dependents not with the reserve reservists and guardsmen who serve Service imember will be charged against the 30 or more days of additional duty reservist's entitlements. In addition during which they are issued a green Good news for reservists and to a photo identification, dependents identification card. Reservists and ;; National Guardsmen: They are will be required to present the guardsmen will continue to be privileges entitled to use any military com- reserve member's original eligible for commissary , ,, December 1986 leave and earnings during that time. However, those ,: missary for up to 14 days each year. '; This commissary privilege for statement. privileges will not accrue and will terminate upon completion of duty. : . . reserves and guardsmen became The new commissary g' lelines e effective March 30. Limited commissary use for reserve component members is nothing new. For years, they've AIR FARES been entitled to shop in com- LOWEST missaries during their two-week annual training periods. That have time limits. Contact SATO. 329-5500 for reservations and This list of selected cities gives the lowest military and super saver fares and may meant many reservists and guard- information. ALL FARES ARE ROUND TRIP individuals traveling from St. Louis. The fares are subject to change further smen, particularly those without for dependents who pulled their annual training at remote sites, never got to REGULAR MILITARY APPLICABLE LOWEST APPLICABLE RESTRICTIONS take advantage of the commissary CITY FARES FARES AIRLINES FARE AIRLINES SEE LEGEND benefit. The National Defense - --- ~-- ---e '' -- -- ALi3IQUERQI E 620.00 340.00 XNL.U. '0)5 NA 158.00) DL,AA.COTW.UA A.J authorization Act of 1987 changes ATLA NT A 456.00 250.00 DL,EA,NW, P1, A 118.00 AA.DL.EA.NW.PI.TW.VA A,J that. [BO)1SE 560.00 370.00 CO.VA, DL 158.04) CO.UA A.J It gives reservists and guardsmen [3OSTO:N 760.00 384.00) ALPI 1,58 .0(. AL.NW.TW.AA. UA. EA, DL A.J an opportunity to accrue one day's IUFFAL() 560.00 270.00 ANXL 118.(X) AA.VA. AL A.J commissary use for each day of 550.00 404.10 PI,DL,EA 118 400 AA,UA.DL,EA.PI active duty for training, up to 14 540.00 280.00) AA.DL 118.04) TW. AA,.EA. UA. AL. DL, PI days each calendar year. Instead of ('I II(O (I 13:E 380.00 108.00 T\X' AA 58 (X) UA limiting commissary usage to days A.,J (MIDWAY) 108.00 74.00 XXN 58.0) WN of annual training, the new law lets )ALLAS-F"T.\\ ()1'l'l 540.00 206.00 SI 118.(X COTW,AA.NW.SI reservists and guardmen use them N..) I)EN VER 620.00 260.00 CONW,UA,AA,TW 118.00 CO.UA.TW. AA at their convenience for up to one 609.00 2520 NW,UA 118.00 TWNW A.J year. EL PASO( 278.00 2101.001 XXN 1583.00 CO. VA.AA. DL A.B,G, The procedure for taking ad- GI{FEI'N 3.Y 452.00 27u.0() U.NVIIX('IIIC.XG( 138.00 AA,NW.UA vantage of the commissary privilege 1,6:34.(x) 852.(0 TIW 518.00 CO.TW.N W.AA B.F will be similar to that used by off- 1101USTO)N 230.00 TW 90.00 AA.TWCONXV A.D .G .E duty reservists and guardsmen who LAS NVEGAS 8(00.00 :360.00 TW .WN 198.00 AA, CO . VA. DL visit miltiary exchanges. LOS ANG;ELES 860' 00 278. 0 XXN 1;11!0 WN They will be required to present MJEMPH'IS 300.001 166.00( 58.01) NW,TW their red military identification PI .J 746.(0) .20.(x) 158(X) CO.EA.VA,DL.PI cards and the original copy of their MINNEAPO'(LIS 46(0,1) 254.001 TW.UA.AA.EA 118 ) UA.NW.AA.TW leave and earnings statements for NIKW OiRILANS ,5401) 118.(X) CO. AA 1 101) WN .AA the period ending Dec. 31, 1986. NEW C(ITY 620.0" 20)8.00 AL.AA.NW.PI,UA 1 18.1) ,.AA .U A,DL.PI .AL.N W Leave and earnings statements WORK EA NEFWA RK 620.00 20)8.(X) P1 ,AL,AA.NW VA 118.01) A.1 must be stamped by the members' PI,DL.AL,EA.AA.VA OR3LA.NDO( 660.00) 320 00 PI,AA I5 ::(N) AA,N W CO .DL,EA, P1.VA commander, verifying the number ,,) 1III LA1)i"LPiIIA 610.( 292.0(X) AA,AL,DL.NW.PI .TW 1 18(4 VA,EA.AA,DL.NW.AL,PI of annual training days served that 2178.00 NA,J XXN year. IPHOE1FNIX 800.01x, 150.00 W N 532.00 264.,X1 AL.AA,DL.PI.VA.TW,NW' In granting commissary visits 118.004 86(0.00 410.0011 198.(x) AA.NW.VA,COSIDL A.J based on the previous year's SAL.'I' LAKiE CITY 720.10 :351001 rW CO DL training, defense officials recognize 158.00 UAAA A.J SAN ANTONIO 5711.00 17(0.0 WVN 11(.00 TW.WN that first-year reserve recruits will 278.010 SAN 113(30 \N N 111)44) WN have to wait a full year before 3.10(1) 2 78.1 A .J SA\N lRANC'ISCO) WN I71).)4) WN receiving the commissary benefit. 410.0011 A .G The new commissary guidelines SE:A'1i'TLE CO. VA. tL. AA 198 11 T W.CO , tA, N W. A 320.001 I5:.14) of 'I' l'A PI AA. DL. CO. EA NW. Pt, A allow visits by dependents 6-41)(4) :350.001 as well. 'I'(SON AA. DL, NW.CO. VA I5 4)3:( AA. CO. NW.UVA. DL reservists and guardsmen 256.00 Dependents who accompany W ASiIINU()'N, I)('. 118 (4) PlEA.VA. AL. 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s~larsl~3~L~BBa~PI~i~Pllsr Is~,,,~, ~ ~ P -s = -- - - I- s -~~L~ ' _o , ePage aFWr 6 Fort Lenad Wood%3l Guidons Thulrrsday, May 7, 1987 Toll-free number created to report esp ionage (Editor's note: This article -Seventy percent of the designs threat alone. The Army needs your What if he had become a spy? How document to the safe just as they're a situation is dangerous. Let the explains why the Army wants for our Airborne Warning and help to find those spies and put them many lives could have been lost coming in for work? Does this same professionals do it. And, remember soldiers to report suspected Control System may have gone to out of business. Whether you're a when the unit deployed on a major individual work very late at night? that you're always a target for a spy. Is he or she always interested in the espionage. The new toll-free the Soviets even before it flew. Now, driver, cook, intelligence specialist, exercise or in wartime? Don't brag about what you know. Every soldier is a target for Soviet work of other people? Does he or she Army Regulation 381-12 requires telephone number Is now open intelligence agents. The KGB thinks always make "just an extra copy for you to report cases of Subversion for soldiers and their families in all soldiers can be bought for about the files?" Report it. and Espionage Against the U.S. the United States.) twice their annual salary. The -Do you have a friend who in- Army. Make your report, but not money might look good, but it's a nocently asks for an official because you have to. Report because Do you know a spy? Even if you high price for selling out your telephone book, an installation map, your security depends on it. So does you might know don't think so, country. or a list of organizations on post? the security of your family, friends someone who is selling out your INSCOM officials outlined the Report it. and America. their country. Your life could be in kinds of behavior a spy looks for and -These are just examples. No If you think you know a spy or hands. how some spies act. If these matter how trivial you think someone who has been contacted by just A new pilot program has situations sound familiar, report something might be, report it to your a spy, call your local 902d Military started throughout the United States them: nearest Military Intelligence Office. Intelligence Group resident office. to help you report spies and -Do you know anyone who takes Talk to them about it. If it's har- Or call this toll-free number: 1-800- suspicious behavior, according to unexplained short trips out of the mless, they'll drop the investigation. CALL SPY (1-800-225-5779). It will be officials of the U.S. Army In- country? If a soldiers says he's But, you might have found a real spy answered 24 hours a day. telligence and Security Command going to Idaho for the weekend - but - and they'll catch him or her. Espionage is a war. It's a silent war, (INSCOM) in Arlington, Va. returns with a sombrero, Hong Kong Warning: don't try to catch the spy but people die. Help make America The number of Americans clothes, or foreign currency - you yourself. Don't try to judge whether more secure: 1-800-CALL SPY. prosecuted for spying against their should be suspicious. Report it. country has increased tremendously -Does a soldier where you work in the past few years. Most get long distance calls from people International Tours espionage cases became known with foreign accents; or the caller L dJS MIKE MARTIN-AGENT because someone reported the sounds suspicious and won't leave a Ar 314-336-3555 suspicious behavior to the proper message? Report it. HIDDEN VALLEY PLAZA ST. ROBERT authorities, the INSCOM officials -Someone in the Club brags about said. working on something classified or So many people were arrested and sensitive. Has this soldier also told Freedom Rent A Car $1 995 prosecuted for espionage in 1985 that RITY an agent or a spy? Does the soldier Rent By Week-Day-Month. Day the news media called it "The Year they have their own version. clerk, paratrooper, or anything else, confide to you, after a few drinks, of the Spy." But, not all spies have The list continues to grow. These a spy could be interested in you. No that he or she is working on a special been caught. and many similar weapons were matter what you may do in the project that is really important? Consider these facts: KANSAS CITY TO SEATTLE.....*....138.00 developed in the United States. Now, Army, you know something a spy Report it. Soviet tanks are equipped with their copies are a threat to us. The wants to know. -Does a friend seem overly in- ST. LOUIS TO LAS VEGAS *DAYPKG.235.00 sophisticated range finders that are Soviets wouldn't have most of them Recently, a spy asked a young terested in spying and carries ROUND TRIP copies of lasers designed for carbon had it not been for American spies. soldier to get information on unit around miniature cameras and a CHICAGO TO LONDOV ONLY 576.00 our own new tanks. deployments, especially of airborne small tape recorder all the time? AGE -The Soviet MiG-25 fighter has a INSCOM works closely with the ST.LOUIS TO CANCUN8DAYPACK troops. Instead of giving the spy Report it. 259.00 radar similar to the one in our Air Federal Bureau of Investigation, but what he wanted, the soldier told * RESTRICTIONS DO APPLY - OUR SERVICES ARE FREE! Force's F-15. The MiG-25's missile is the task isn't easy. The limited Army intelligence agents. -- Have you seen anyone return a a duplicate of ours. number of agents can't counter the Fight the disease Post declares war on alcoholism (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the medical or because of an in- second part of a three-part vestigation apprehension, according series.) to Don Dye, Drug and Alcohol counselor. By Carrie Joy Truax "''Following the soldier's evaluation, the counselor and I "An alcoholic is someone who discuss the soldier's attiude toward cannot control their consumption of alcohol, his family history and how alcohol and is addicted to the sub- long he has been abusing the sub- stance," says Capt. Michael stance. These are the determining Thomas, commander, Company B, factors in his admittance," said 5th Engineer Battalion, 136th Thomas. Engineer Brigade. The commander is periodically "It's someone that has allowed updated by the soldier's counselor alcohol to become a major factor in on his progression in fighting the their life. It may adversely be af- disease, and also talks to his supervisor and the soldier himself. fecting their job or personal life," added Lt. Col. Robert A. Miles Jr., commander, 58th Transportation "I handle the punishment on a Battalion, 1st Engineer Brigade. case by case basis. It depends on the Soldiers suspected of having an soldier's motivation and attitude alcohol problem are referred to whether or not I will chapter him out Drug and Alcohol for an evaluation or keep him," said Thomas. to determine if they need treatment The soldier has to really learn how for the disease. to deal with his problems, added Some cases are detected by the Padial. alcoholic's supervisor because of the "I've found that senior grade soldier's appearance and job per- noncommisioned officers usually formance in the morning, said Capt. have a more severe problem with Benjamin McClellan, commander, alcoholism. It's become more Headquarters Company, 87th habitual," said McClellan. "Per- Engineer Battalion, 1st Engineer sonal, marital or family problems Brigade. may cause alcoholism at this "If we merit that their actions are stage." drug or alcohol related we send He added that younger soldiers them in to be screened by the Drug may experience peer pressure or be and Alcohol counselor," said Capt. lacking discipline which can causes Luis H. Padial Jr., Headquarters their alcohol problems. Company, 58th Transportation Padial says he feels that super- Battalion, 1st Engineer Brigade. "If visors and squad leaders should be the counselor confirms the soldier able to detect any of their soldier's has a problem, then 99 percent of the problems and try to help him time I admit him." through them before it leads to the A company commander is the only abuse of alcohol. one who has the authority to put a "Using alcohol is an attempt by soldier in treatment or take them the soldier to escape a problem they out, whether it be a self referral, are experiencing," said McClellan. GidonPage 7 Thursday, May 7,1987 FortLeonrdWod Questions and answers on Fort Wood banking office

In late December of 1986, the Fort testing this system since February number. Will you still have it? Knox National Bank of Fort Knox, end of month payday and haven't Answer: Yes. Our 1-800-325-0060 Ky., announced its agreement with had a problem. number will not change. Also, our the Boatmen's National Bank of St. Question: What about all the 329-2000 local number will remain Louis to purchase the banking office checks I now have which are printed the same. at Fort Leonard Wood. with the Boatmen's Bank name? Question: Will your business hours ...give yourself savings- During January and February, Answer: With Boatmen's handling change? there were news releases in the local our computer services, it enables Answer: Not because of the media providing general in- you to continue to use those checks transition in ownership. If there any formation. However, few specifics until they are gone. Next time you changes, it will be only due to our were available at that early time. order checks, the Fort Knox attempts to have hours which we Also indicated early on was the hope National Bank name will be printed feel reflect the needs of the that the sale could be completed by on them. customers we serve here at Fort late March or early April. Question: Will all of our account Wood. numbers be the same? Question: You have always offered Answer: Yes. Account numbers on a wide variety of checking accounts. checkings, savings, certificates of Some had service charges, some deposit, IRAs, and any other types of didn't. Some paid interest, some accounts you now have will remain didn't. Will there be many changes? the same as long as Boatmen's Answer: As we mentioned earlier, provides our computer services. Fort Knox National Bank offers a Question: Will I still be able to use variety of account types designed to my Automatic Teller Machine meet the needs of both military and (ATM) card as I have in the past? civilian customers. Answer: Yes. Our three on-post Initially, we plan for all of our machines, all Option Twenty-Four customers to continue with exactly machines around the state, and all what they have. When we switch to CIRRUS designated machines Fort Knox National Bank's product around the country will still be line, we think you'll find an account available to you. Nearly 15,000 which will meet your needs. locations! Question: Is the Fort Knox Question: What if I have a loan National Bank sound and is our with you? money safe? Answer: With the possible ex- Answer: FDIC insurance will still ception of where we ask you to send cover all accounts up to $100,000. the payments, nothing will change. Fort Knox National Bank, after the You will now owe the money to Fort acquisition, will have total assets in taking With the transition process Knox National Bank instead of the area of $65 million. Also, an longer than anticipated, and now Boatment's National Bank. If, for important measurement of a bank's that more detail is available, we any reason, your loan account is to strength is called its equity capital have asked the Fort Wood Banking be handled differently, you will be ratio. While regulators usually Office for updated information. contacted directly. require around eight percent, most While the following questions banks range between six and eight seem to be the most commonly percent. Fort Knox National Bank's asked, the bank encourages their ratio is nearly 11 percent. It's a customers or others with an interest strong, sound, well-managed in- to call them regarding any matter stitution. on which more specific information Question: What about the Fort is desired. Wood staff? Will there be any Question: Why did Boatmen's sell changes? the banking office here at Fort Answer: Employees are always Wood? coming and going in a military bank. Answer: The reverse of this And, you'll see some faces change questions is "why" did Fort Knox over the next few months. But, we National Bank buy it? The answer to don't know of anyone planning to both is fairly simple. Boatmen's has leave due to the change of owner- over 150 offices with only one ship. No new management officers providing service to the military. or staff will be brought in from Their primary market is civilian somewhere else. and commercial banking. The office Fort Knox National Bank has at Fort Wood specializes in military asked everyone to stay and, we feel, banking, but Boatmen's, as a whole, offers us a bright future. Besides, does not. most of us have been military On the other hand, Fort Knox bankers for years and that's what National's primary market is the we want to continue to be. military customer. It's the type of Question: If I now have a Boat- business they want and what their men's MasterCard or VISA, will it entire organization has been be transferred to Fort Knox structured to serve over the last 25 National Bank? years. Answer: It will either be tran- It made sense then, for both sferred or we will offer you an op- banks, that this transition of portunity to obtain a new card from ownership happen. And, although Fort Knox National and transfer Boatmen's has always done a good balances. job here at Fort Wood, we think Question: What if I wish to con- you'll find even more improvement tinue to have my banking as a military bank serves this relationship with Boatmen's military community. National Bank? Question: When will the bank C. Answer: It will be possible. officially become an office of the However, we hope all of our Fort Knox National Bank? customers will allow their business Answer: We are hopeful the relationship to transfer to Fort Knox regulatory review and approval National Bank. The continuation of process will be completed in time for established relationships with a everything to switch over before the military bank and the Fort Wood end of June. We will be contacting Banking Office staff is something we all of our customers prior to and feel will be to our customer's ad- again just after the change. Also, vantage and is certainly important there will be news releases in area Question: Boatmen's has provided to us. media. us with Trust Services, Discount Question: What will be the name of Brokerage Services, and U.S. the new bank? Government Investments Trading THE AMERICAN HEART ASSEIATION Answer: We will officially be Services. Will those still be MEMORIAL PR(ORAM. known as the "Fort Wood Banking available? Office" of the Fort Knox National Answer: Yes. We will continue to Bank. The decision to use this provide these services to you. WERE FIGHTING FOR'OUR ULIFE designation was determined mostly Question: What about services by bank regulation. The important offered and prices charged? Will American Heart Association thing to remember is that wehther there be any changes? This space provided as a public service. an "office" of Boatmen's or an Answer: Yes, in both. Over a "office" of Fort Knox National, we period of time, we will implement will still be Fort Leonard Wood's the Fort Knox National Bank "Bank" and continue to meet our product line and service charge Vacuum Cleaners customers needs. schedule. We think you'll find the Question: Will this sale cause any product line to be very attractive. Quality Vacuums problems with my direct deposit Prices will vary from what Boat- Eureka Sanitaire, getting to the right place at the right men's charges. Some will go up, Whirlpool, Panasonic, time? others will come down. Overall, we Kirby, Royal, Filter Answer: Boatmen's will continue think you'll find them fair, com- Queen, Compact to provide us with the computer petitive and a good value. You will Rainbow services we need. Direct deposit be given advance notice as changes At Reasonable Prices information will go to them and they are made which will impact your will credit your account with us. We particular accounts with us. know it will work. We've been Question: We use your toll-free 800 Don't Pay High Prices For Parts, Service & Repairs, CALL US! We Service all Brands of Vacuums and Stock Most Parts and Sup- plies Ozark Vacuum 364-3912 1019 Kingshighway, Rolla Fort Leonard Wood Guldon Thursday, May 7,1987 Trophy case Page 8 Joep A. Stoner, D5-136 Timoty D. Sifrit HQ Co.-58 (Third Oak Leaf Cluster) Pvt. 2 Valentina Alonzo, 93rd Evac. SSgt. James M. Hicks, HQ Co.-58-1 Gary Slaughter, D-3-3 Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. SP4 Michael W. Tucker, 515th Engr. Sgt. Frederick Grayson, HQ Co.-577- Wayne D. Williams, 515th Engr. Barbara L. Bailey, 93rd Evac. Co., 136th Engr. Bde. Awards & Arrivals 1 Co., 136th Engr. Bde. Hlosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Richard C. Holland, 463rd MP Co., Sgt. William J. Blttner, Co. A, W. Barber, HQ Co., USATCE SFC Gary W. Blakovich, HQ Co.-87-1 Kent MP Comd. RECBN V. Brotherton, 93rd Evac. Meritorious Michael S. Hanson, HQ Co., 136th (Second Oak Leaf Cluster) James Johnny W. Cox, B-5-136 David A. Campbell, A-1-3 Engr. Bde. SFC Lonnie Jones, HQ Co., 136th SP4 Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Service K. Currie, HHC, 132nd Kenneth W. Duppstadt, C-4-3 IV, 93rd Evac. Miguel A. Vazquez, D-1-3 Engr. Bde. David William T. Jenkins Engr. Bde. Kevin F. Jones, HQ Co., 132nd Engr. Bde. Medal SSgt. Samuel P. Bowles, HQ Co.-169- Ssgt. Robert Lowery, HQ Co., 136th Hosp., 136th Karl T. Fisher, HHC-5-136 Engr. Bde. 93rd Evac. 1 Engr. Bde. Duane J. Mosess, Eugene M. Garcia, A-5-136 Benjamin P. Pitts, HQ Co.-169-1 Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. (Third Oak Leaf Cluster) Eduardo Ostia Bristol, HQ Co.-58-1 Keith L. Mack, C-577-1 L. Reil, HQ Co., 136th Timmy F. Heuck, HQ Co., SP4 Mark A. Dorey, HQ Co.-87-1 Kerni L. Murphy, 93rd Evac. 1st Sgt. Paul J. McPheeters, HQ Co.- Marcus Keith Clay, HQ Co.-169-1 Charles USATCE Carl L. Dotson, C-31-132 Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. 35-132 Steven Raymond Direen, HQ Co.- Engr. Bde. Selwyn A. Jacobs Jr., HHC-5-136 Michael E. Main,. HHC-5-136 58-1 SP4 Noel Arce, 515th Engr. Co., Dawn M. Saulen, 399th Army Band Dawn M. Lonckl, 93rd Evac. Jose A. Rodriguez, HHC-5-136 HHC-5-136 Sylvia Hurley, 515th Engr. Co., 136th Engr. Bde. Terry R. Summers, (First Oak Leaf Cluster) Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Thomas K. Scott, HQ Co., 132nd 1 Lisa C. Ford, 93rd Evac. 136th Engr. Bde. Pvt. Maj. Glenn B. Plyler, HQ-4-3 John Martinez, 93rd Evac. Hosp., Engr. Bde. Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Gregory K. McCool, A-5-3 MSgt. Edward A. Walsh, HHC, 132nd 136th Engr. Bde. PFC Melaune L. Flynn, 93rd Evac. John J. Wash Jr., C-5-3 (First Oak Leaf Cluster) Joey A. Fronheiser, 93rd Evac. Engr. Bde. Shon T. McCauley, HQ Co.-58-1 Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Ross E. Williams, HQ Co.-58-1 1st Lt. Kevin R. Wilzbach, D-5-136 Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. SFC Jeffrey L. Singer, HQ, 136th Richard W. Peterson, 93rd Evac. M. James, 93rd Evac. Sgt. Daniel W. McCary, 515th Engr. SSgt. Gary W. Archibald, HHC-5-136 Coretta Stacey W. Huggins, 12th Trans. Engr. Bde. Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Co., 136th Engr. Bde. James Keaton, C-31-132 Co., 136th Engr. Bde. David E. Rhew, HHC-5-136 Peter T. Nallick, C-31-132 Willie J. Law, C-31-132 Sgt. JamesbL. Harger, D-35-132 William Santos, D-5-136 MSM John J. Schossler, 463rd MP Co., SP4 Moses Alvarado, 515th Engr. AUTO-FIRE-LIFE-FARM-COMMERCIAL Capt. Thomas C. Lasch, HQ Co., ARCOM Co., 136th Engr. Bde. MP Comd. USATCE HHC-5-136 Pedro J. Serrano, HHC-5-136 Capt. George K. Smith, HQ Co., Rodney E. Johnson, Rembert J. Truesdale III, HHC, Theodore Stewart, D-35-136 USATCE 132nd Engr. Bde. Kenneth S. Rice, HQ Co., 136th PFC Luis Orlando Armenteros, 1st Lt. William J. Crabb, HQ Co., CWO 3 Charles M. Turner, 58th Engr. Bde.. 515th Engr. Co., 136th Engr. Bde. USATCE " " Karla Trans. Bn., 1st Engr. Bde. Robin B. Taylor, HQ Co., 136th Edward A. Brown, HHC-5-136 David Jerome Smisek, HQ Co.-169- SSgt. Matthew D. Galyean, HQ Co., Engr. Bde. Eric J. Case, HHC-5-136 1 MP Comd. Edward L. Villarreal, HHC-5-136 Lawrence W. Hardy, 12th Trans. ;. Kendall SSgt. Charles E. Fleming, HQ Co.- Clyde D. White, 93rd Evac. Hosp., Co., 136th Engr. Bde. 87-1 136th Engr. Bde. Mack T. Spichard, C-5-136 Rex Freeman, C-1-3 r Smith Army PFC Timothy Schafer, 515th Engr. Michael A. Stec, HQ Co.-58-1 Antonio T. Gray, HQ Co.-87-1 Sgt. Co., 136th Engr. Bde. Marvin K. Wimbush, B-5-136 Commendation Randy A. Storberg, HHC, 132nd Engr. Bde. Medal Albert Valdez, 93rd Evac. Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Arrivals Co.-58-1 1 RAMADA INN COMPLEX-ST. ROBERT (Third Oak Leaf Cluster) SP4 Lorri L. Dewitt, MEDDAC 1 SSgt. Lionel C. Deloney, HQ A. Easter, C-5-3 I SFC Richard T. Hudson, B-2-3 Janet L. Jackson, HQ Co., 136th AAM Edwin A314-336-5120 336-5223 Engr. Bde. 1st Lt. Steven M. Behrend, D-5-136 Hubert R. Green, C-5-3 or I P. Lojewski, HQ Co.-58-1 L ! ! !T o ! ! ! (Second Oak Leaf Cluster) Adolphus M. Bethune, B-5-136 Mark MSgt. Robert E. Sillum, A-2-3 SFC James K. Bobo, C-2-3 SSgt. Andy Avila, C-87-1 Army Jorge Enrique Ramirez, E-3-3 Achievement (First Oak Leaf Cluster) Medal Capt. Paul V. Graham, HQ Co., 132nd Engr. Bde. (Fourth Oak Leaf Cluster) James T. Keene Jr., HQ-1-3 SSgt. Michael A. Garman, HQ Co., Melba Wesson Rucker, E-87-1 136th Engr. Bde.

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Those two Devil goals were soon Renegades knew the Goal Busters on Gerlach Field had the Fort The stage has been set for the Moakler gave teh lead back to the Leonard Wood Strikers versus the At the season's beginning, the answered as Cosmos' Mike Petrie Moakler's goal proved could bust loose at any time. Shortly Army Youth Activities season Thundercats. Devils had complete control over the and Daniel Park each scored to tie Goal Busters got Waynesville-St. Robert Raiders. next week. The to be the game winner and the Cats' after halftime the soccer tournament With a 1-1 score at halftime both Comos (U14). Last time they played the game once again, this time at Green Hornets and Cobras (U8) unbeaten record remains intact. goals from Eddie Hecht and Charles teams were playing very well. The the game ended in a 0-0 tie. Now the three each. The Cosmos, a very A visiting Cobra team (U10) from Shuford to even the score at 2. The played each other again before they momentum seems to be shifting. much improved team, got the game those goalds Strikers had many shots on goal but again in the Waynesville-St. Robert came to post Renegades countered play each other once a talented Raider goalie kept the When intermission came the score winning goal from Nakia Bralsford for a 5:30 p.m. game against the Fort with anotehr one from Callahan and tournament. ball from the net. was still tied. Seth Holzwarth had a with just minutes left to play. Leoanrd Wood Strike Force. It didn't one from Eric Wamsley. With the By intermission time, the Cobras Devil goal and Kristie Kisko had a With that 4-3 win, the Cosmos are Goal With just minutes left in the game Cobra goals take long for the Strike Force to do Renegades leading 5-2 the had a 2-0 lead. Both Striker Jeff Wimett was able to get Cosmo goal to set the stage for the high just as the post season tour- just that "strike." Jeremy Sansom Busters got another goal by Hecht were scored by inside striker Mark final half. Holzwarth scored his nament begins. it and Shuford to come within one. the ball past the Raider goalie for Moore. The final half didn't prove to kicked the ball in the goal to make be any better for the Hornets as they an early Strike Force lead. Force were denied a goal by hard Cobra It didn't take long and the defense. Randy Sansom put the struck again. game away for the Cobras with his This time Mike Wimetts' goal goal with three minutes left to play. Sportlites mo ooommlo The unbeaten Thundercats kept made it 2-0 Strike Force at half. The --- their record perfect as they beat the Cobras were determined to make it entry fee is $100. For more in- shot. Scores will be flighted. T-times FUN RUN: formation, call Jim Figg at 368-8416. Waynesville Bears 3-2. It was a close a game. Their defense tightened up OUTDOOR FAIR: will be reserved from 1 through 2:30 The Outdoor Recreation Center is The National Hospital Week Two- game all the way and the Cats but their attack fell short. Neither p.m. Carts are on a first come, first planning a Spring Outdoor Mile Fun Run will start at 3:45 p.m. breathed easier when the final team scored in the final half and the served basis. The entry fee is $20 per Recreation Fair at the post's East Monday at Wallace Pool. There will BOWLING whistle blew and the win was in Strike Force got the win 2-0. team. For more information, call put Gate Campgrounds Saturday. Ac- be no registration fee and ribbons their column. The Thundercats took At 6:30 p.m. the Renegades TOURNEY: 368-2637. tivities will include tug-of-war will be awarded. For more in- lead 2-0 and held that lead their perfect record on the line the early Lt. Col. Donald Daugherty Bowling Center will against a very good Goal Busters games, mud volleyball, a greased formation, call at half time. The Bears came back host an 8-9 Pin No Tap Bowling team. Although the Renegades got pig catching contest, a moped rally, Rennie at 368-9141. with goals of their own to tie the Tournament at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. MOONLITE goals by archery and gun turkey shoots, a game at two. on the scoreboard first with four-mile run, food and live en- HOLIDAY It will be eight pins for anyone in a BOWLING: tertainment. dress, man or woman, and nine pins Moonlite Bowling sign-ups at May is National Fitness Month Spring Challenge Run will begin at SOFTBALL: for anyone in pants, man or woman. Daugherty Bowling Center starts at 9 a.m., with registration at 8 a.m. The BT-AIT Student Memorial Prizes will go to first and second 10:30 p.m. May 16. The entry fee is places in each game up to 26 entries. The President's Council on Since 1982, the year of physical Speed limits in the campground Day Softball Tournament will be $5. Bowling will start at 11 p.m. For If there are 27 entries or more prizes Physical Fitness and Sports has fitness, the Army has trained Saturday and June 9-13 will be 20 played May 23 and 24. Letters of more information, call 368-2695. will go to the first three places. The designated May as the month for almost 4,000 active and Reserve miles per hour. intent are due at the Sports Office no entry fee is $8. For more in- celebrating physical fitness. component soldiers as master Sign up at building 1652 for team later than 4:30 p.m. May 19. For formation, call 368-2695. This month gives the Army a fitness trainers. These soldiers events. For more information, call more information, call John Clapp On this date window of opportunity to focus on are now available to help the 368-4033. at 368-3654. an issue important to our Army, units and installations celebrate May 8: V-E Day (end of World War said Maj. Dick Hayford, staff national fitness month. GOLF II in Europe), 1945; and First air- officer for the Army Physical During the month of May, the TO BOWL: SOFTBALL LEARN TOURNEY: plane order by the Navy, 1911 Fitness Program. Leaders at all sports office will continue its Daugherty Bowling Center con- TOURNEY: The Fort Leonard Wood Golf May 9: Lt. Cmdr. Richard E. levels are encouraged to seize the Better Bodies' class that teaches its free Learn to Bowl Clinics tinues The Sports Office will host an Course is sponsoring a military- Byrd, USN, makes first flight over initiative to emphasize the im- exercise, nutrition, stress May 16, 21 and 30. For more in- American Softball Association civilian golf tournament May 16 with the North Pole, 1926 portance of physical fitness and management and how to make a or to register, call 368- formation sanctioned Memorial Weekend a limit of 40 two-person teams. One May 10: Armed Forces Week sports to both the Army and its positive lifestyle change at 10 2695. Softball Tournament for ASA team member must be active duty begins and Mother's Day families. a.m. Monday through Friday at registered teams in the area. Team or retired and the other, civilian, for May 11: Siam changes its name to "National Fitness Month the Nutter Field House. trophies will be given for first, the 18-hole tourney. Thailand, 1949 provides an opportunity for the AYA SPORTS: Also at the feild house will be second and third places with in- The front nine will be scramble May 13: Navy Nurse Corps entire Army community to Army Youth Activities sports the aerobics class at 9 and 11:40 dividual awards for first place,. The play and the back nine, alternate established, 1908 reaffirm its commitment to the registration for summer baseball 5:15 p.m. physical fitness and well being of a.m. weekdays and at Tuesdays and Thurdays. and softball programs will continue all soldiers and their families," at building 1379 through tomorrow. According to Jim Figg, post said Col. Robert Tetu, director of Head and assistant coaches are need ANTHONY'S sports manager, the swimming the Soldier Physical Fitness in every league. To volunteer or for pools here will be opened to the School at Fort Benjamin more information, call Richard public May 23. Harrison, Ind. Bradley at 368-3451. * ** - 'pl--a -- . - ** ANOYDS 1M4 Fort Leonard Wood Exchange iTE Service Station BLDG. 170 Located Between The Main PX And Commissary Building 492.

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Community calendar I- U I- I ------i -I~- 14: Braised Sirloin Tips, 5:30-8:30 p.m., + Game Day, Early Bird, 12:30 + Clogging Class, 7 p.m., Walker + TOPS, 9:30 a.m., Building 267 May This Week... Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Officers Club p.m.; Regular, 1 p.m., NCO Club Recreation Center + Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd + Thrift Buildings 451 and 463 + TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 542 + YAC Family Day, 10-19 years, 1-4 Hispanic Club, 7:30 p.m., Walker Brigade Fitness Center ALT Graduation, 11 + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., pm., Open Games, Building 1379 Recreation Center Chili Mac, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Officers 1st Engr. Bde. May 7: a.m., Abrams Theater Building 2126 + Spanish Bible Study, 1 p.m., + Bible Study, 7 p.m., Walker Club + Open Activities, 10-19 years, 4-8 Baked Chicken, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., + Game Night, Early Bird, 6:30 Building 590 Recreation Center + Fried Chicken Special, 11:30 am., p.m.; Open Games, Building 1379 NCO Club Officers Club p.m.; Regular, 7 p.m., NCO Club + Children's Choir Rehearsal, 5-12 May 13: Baked Ham Hawaiian, 5:30-8:30 + Mexican Lunch Special, 11:30 ± Boy Scout Troop 149, 7 p.m., Pool Tournament, 2 years, 4:30 p.m., Main Post Chapel + Eight-Ball + English Classes, 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p~m., Officers Club a.m., NCO Club Building 367 Walker Recreation Center + Fitness Workout, 5:15-6:15 p.m., p.m., p.m., Building 458 Enlisted Military Wives Club, 12:30 + Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 + Table Tennis Tournament, 2 p.m., Nutter Field House + Protestant Bible Study, 9 a.m., YA Weird Admission Dress Night, p.m., NCO Club p.m., Walker Recreation Center Walker Recreation Center + TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 542 Main Post Chapel, and 7:15 p.m., Building 1379 YA Open Games; Free Dance, + Table Tennis Club, 7 p.m., Walker + Square Dance Lessons, 2 p.m., Steak Fingers, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Of- Lieber Heights Chapel + Story Hour, 6 p.m., Library Building 1379 Recreation Center Walker Recreation Center ficers Club + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Dog Obedience Class, 6:30 p.m., + Children's Choir, 4:30 p.m., Main Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Walker Learn To Bowl Clinic, Daugherty Buildings 451 and 463 Walker Recreation Center Post Chapel Recreation Center + PYOC, 5 p.m., Main Post Chapel Bowling Center + Citizenship Classes, 9:30-11 a.m. + Aerobics, 6-7 p.m., 132nd + Fitness Workout, 5:15-6:15 p.m., 6:30 National Hospital Week Two-Mile + Game Night, Early Bird, and 12:30-2:30 p.m., Building 458 Engineer Brigade Gym, Building 746 Nutter Field House + Occurs weekly p.m.; Regular, 7 p.m., NCO Club Fun Run, 3:45 p.m., Wallace Pool + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., + Game Night, 6:30 p.m., Walker Building 2126 Recreation Center WOOD ~~~~1stSTATE BANK OF DIXON WYEYLEMMRA + Boy Scout Troop 149, 7 p.m., + Bethel Bible Study, 7-8:30 pm., Building 367 Central Iowa Chapel FT. WO FURNITURE CO., INC. ~FNRLCAE + Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 Hours9-12,1-3vv p.m., Walker Recreation Center When The Best Is Sold For Less at DOveIn9GO1 Ve-7 TO YOUR CIIUR(I I + Table Tennis Club, 7 p.m., Walker Next Week... WelSelt"Fri'.5 -7 Sat Drie-InTL- 12I I Lh IE We'l Sel It"UUT ET SALKALONG TOGETI IER. Recreation Center 33-21159-2121 Strength" Service - Security BILL AND JANELL WALTERS May 8: May 11: + Slimnastics, 10-11 a~m., 3rd + Officers Club Closed CROCKER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ST. ROBERT - Brigade Fitness Center + Catholic Bible Study, 9 a.m., Kenneth H. Campbell Pastor rfr illymI, \,t- Its-i/i ir iy lris I dii frtm I(I ')l 1st Engr. Bde. AlT Graduation, 11 Building 458 Crocker. NIissouri Phone: 736-2248 a.m., Abrams Theater + Slimnastics, 10-11 am., 3rd 336-4411 soudaSc-hoolt i0 00a m WXorship & Sunday School 11:00 am. 1st '1 FL '- W-I PATO Classesor all apes Chopped Sirloin, 11:30 am.- p.m., Brigade Fitness Center 11 H it 1f'T'ST1 iI S. M rning V)i p 100a m Btus.Sir ls hildrens Cnurch 5 T irosided Officers Club + Korean Bible Study, 1 p.m., While rebuilding we are meeting 36 t155r 3b943Curch raining 600pm + Open Activities, 10-19 years, 4-8 Building 458 in the Catholic Church STATE BANK ornecsor-.Prayer l.5-i reamhing 701 p m 16.-t188any tme VedI e-..as irayer .-Meeting. 7 00pm p.m.; Popcorn Night, 6-11 p.m., ± Open Activities, 10-19 years, 4-8 VISITORS WELCOME! S.F. ROBERT, MISSOURI 65583 hoirsP ractHic 8 i p m Building 1379 p.m.; Jukebox Night; Building 1379 Nursery For All Services, Right Arm Night, 4:30 p.m., Officers Parenting Class, 6:30-8 p.m., Club MEDDAC Classroom Mongolian Barbecue, 5:30-8:30 p.m., + Game Night, 6:30 p.m., Walker 1 , Officers Club Recreation Center + Al-Anon, 5:30-7 p.m., Building 2126 + Aerobics, 6-7 p.m., 132nd + Youth Choir Rehearsal, 7th-12th Engineer Brigade Gym, Building 746 grade, 6 p.m., Lieber Heights Chapel + Gospel Choir, 7 p.m., Walker Street Dance, 6-10 p.m., NCO Club Recreation Center Parking Lot + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., Video Dance, 7-11 p.m., Walker Building 2126 FOOD, SHEL.TER, AND CLQTHIN1G° ALL FROM THIE G04Tr/ Recreation Center + Late Night Disco, 10 p.m.-3 am., IN BIBiLICAL TIMES, TIE .GOAT WAS PROESAE L THE MOST PR'IZED ANIMAL OF ALL CATTLE, Ballroom, NCO Club ESPECIALLY IN THE R~OCKY HILLS OF JcUDEA, WHERE VEGETATION WAS SCARCE--THE GOAT May 12: COULD TRi IVE, IN SPARSE AREAS LIKE THIS, WHERE OTHER~ ANIMALS WOULD FAIL ! AS AVERY. A, B and C-5-3 Graduation, 9 a.m., IMROPTANT ITEM IN TH~E PEOPLE'S ECONOMAY, THe- GOACTS HAIR WAS SRUN INTO FA5RICG FOR May 9: Baker Theater CL.OTHING AND WOVEN- INTO) STURDY STRIPS TO MA~KE TENTS IN WHICH THEY LIVED. TfHE DL'RALE Outdoor Recreation Fair, 10 a.m.-7 + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., GOAT'SKIN, MADE A-FINE LEATHER, INDEED, THE FAM\ED LEATHER OF M\OROCCO, TO THI(S DAY, p.m.; Spring Challenge Run, Buildings 451 and 463 (S MADE FROM GOATSKIN ! AND FOR FOOD GOATS MILK, SOUR~ED AND COOL., W'AS ALWAYS registration 8 a.m., run 9 am.; East Schnitzel, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Officers THE- KIND OF LLJXURY ONE OFFERED TOQ HONORED GUJESTS, Campgrounds Club Gate / ,~ IN FACT IT STILL IS! MILKING A GOAT WAS ALWAYS DONE + Open Activities. 10-19 years. 6-11 + Al-Anon. 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and - DI[RECTLY FROM THE REAR AND THIS METHODI STILL p.m.; Jukebox Night; 5:30-7 p.m., Building 2126 USED IN ASIA MINOR AND NORTH AFQiCA TODAW,, Hockey Tourney, 8 p~m.; Building ± Kiddy Kamp, 3-5 years, noon-S 1379 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday, + Coffee House Ministry, 6 p.m., through May 14, Building 1379 South Iowa Chapel + Fitness Workout, 5:15-6:15 p.m., Flashback Rock Concert, 7-11 p.m., Nutter Field House Walker Recreation Center Two For One Steak Night, 5:30 p.m., + Protestant Bible Study, 7 p.m., Officers Club Central Iowa Chapel + Beginning Crochet Class, 6:30-8:30 + Late Night Disco, 10 p.m.-3 am., p.m., Tuesday, through June 2, Ballroom, NCO Club Walker Recreation Center Late Night Breakfast Disco, 1-5 YA Open Games, Building 1379 ,O-- a.m., NCO Club 98th Division Band Concert, 7 p.m., Walker Recreation Center + Teen Jazz Class, 9th-12th graders, May 10: 7- 8p m., uilding 1379

777 ,r 1.-il l Movies_ Abrams Theater Witch Board (R), 7 p.m., May 12 and For more Information, call 368- 15 -~ - ~ - Vr, 1267 First Blood (R), 7 p.m., May 14 Band of The Hand (R), 9:30 p.m., Heat (R), 7 p.m., May 7 May 15 Southern Comfort (R), 7 p.m., May 8 The Money Pit (PG), 9:30 p.m., May 8 Baker Theater Rambo, First Blood, Part II (R), For more information, call 368- 1:30 p.m., May 9 2538 Angel Heart (R), 6 p.m., May 9, and 7 p.m., May 13 Three Amigos (PG), 7 p.m., May 7 - I.IWHEN THE~ PATRIARCHS, SUCH AS AE ARAM House (R), 8:20 p.m., May 9 The Kindred (R), 7 p.m., May 8 AND S3ACOE, SPOKE OF THE FATNESS OF THEIR HERDS, Jo Jo Dancer Your Life Is Calling Mannequin (PG), 1:30 p.m., May 9, ALTHOU)GH THEY ALSO HAD SHEEP, CAMELS, AND ASSES, (R), 10:20 p.m., May 9 and 6:30 p.m., May 10 YOU CAN DE SLJRE THEIR HERDS NLM1-RED MAANY MORE Karate Kid, Part II (PG), 1:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., Jumping Jack Flash (R), GOATS THAN ANY OTHER ANIMAL ! May 10 May9 The Golden Child (PG-13), 6:30 p.m., Romancing the Stone (PG), 1:30 May 10 p.m., May 10 Morgan Stewart's Coming Home Death Before Dishonor (R), 7 p.m., (PG-13), 7p.m., Mayll1 May 14 and 15 I egIAf*' A IA

Home VICTRYFLLOW HIPOffice- GATEWAY SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ROCK OF AGES GOSPEL CHURCH City Rt. East Mini Mall East Lawn Ave., St. Robert, Mo. 336-5155 66 336-3630 We share Bldg. 1031 by (8 10 ml. behind Wal-Mart) St. Robert, Mo. 65583 the Eye Glass Center Independent - Pentecostal Services Pastor Wilbur Harbaugh Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Suinday School ..... 10:00 a m. (Before 11:45 Call 336-4177) Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship .... 11:00 a im. Worship 11:00 A.M.; 10:00 Adult &Youth Bible Study; 12:15 Evening Service - 6:30 p.m. 3 Sunday School For Children. Gateway Is the newest Church Sunday Evening ..... 6: 0 p m. in the county and also the closest to Fort Leonard Wood. For Tuesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study.. 7:00 p.m. a ride, Call 336-4177 before 8:30 AM. Sunday. Pastor, Ray Popham Church Office 336-5624 Pastor Sammy Barger ___ "Jesus Loves You" 329-4935 1 Mile Behind Wal-Mart NEW LIFE HOLINESS ROBY ASSEMBLY OF GODTHR ISN HNGFO 3 Miles North on Cxi 163i44 OnHwy. 2 Pastor Rev. J. Darrell JohnsonTHR ISN HNGFO t Suridas School . .... SundayServices .... 945-105 WITHOUT A MAN THAT ENTERING ;4 c 9t f/lU12PiX Sun~dayN or-hip Service . 11:00-1:00 P.() Box 265 ,f Sunday Nig'htSeru 'c ...... 700-900 Roty. Mo. 65557 INTO HIM, CAN DEFILE-HIM: BUT Prayer Service. Tuesday Nights .. 700-7:30 Poe174841 H HNSWIHCM U 4' 1/ . IIbaslmleStud Turday:3n04s.-00nWServ ices:TE HIG W IC CO E UT IaymeIieStd ThursdayThrdyMrng Nghs .. 9-1:0PrauerSeruice7-7:3o Sunday School ...... 1 (Ua m OF-HIM, THOSE ARE THEY THAT PraiseS \lor-.hipSers ic .. 7X410 Morning Worship110amTH PaeSeiice. Saturday Noon...... 0-..... Evangelistic Services 6:00 p m DEFILE E MAN. L! " PASTOR RACHIELI1.PROCTOR 33S400or3 -4112 Wed. Bible Study &Youth Services..7:00p m. WAYNESVILLE FIRST BAPTIST CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH JESUS LOVES YOU Hwy. H& I-44 Business Loop, Suhrapi SUNDAY 21 Miles North On Exit 163, Waynesville, MO Sunday School 9:45 a m, 1-44 On Hwy. 28 Phone 774-2181

I ericll-0Clse foribs ages NO CREED BUT CHRIST, NO BOOK BUT THE BIBLE a Mor,vning Worship 70pm.aevc Sunday Sechl...... 10:00a.m. WEDNeinE'voshpSericA700p unday Services - Sunday Evening Evening Service...... 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Choir Practice ..... 6:op m. 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Wed. Bible Study ...... 7:00 p.m. 4 2 ednesday Prayer Meeting .. .. 7:0p m 11:00 A.M. Pastor - Edgar Smith Ask about our Home Bible Study Nursery For All Services If you need a ride, call Sunday before 9:00 am. Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, May 7,1987 Page 11 VWood chips I----~-s~-~sp May 15 on the downtown square. positions to provide cover for these PENCE AEROBICS Group and individual entries are activities. No significant delays in CLASS: welcome. For more information, your travel are expected and your PROGRAMS: call Carmen Conn at 754-2410. cooperation during the evaluation Pence Child Care Development An aerobic class will be held from will be appreciated. Center is offering two programs, a 9 to 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and pre-school summer camp and a Friday at the 1st Engineer Brigade clubhouse, for children this sum- Gym. Basic weight training will POWER OUTAGE: TRAFIC to mer. follow the aerobics class on Monday. A power outage from 7:30 a.m. FROST or Complete Set Of Reservations for unit physical EXERCISE: 12:30 p.m. Saturday will include the summer camp is planned in ISCULPTURED The training aerobics on Tuesday and During the week May 17-22, the following: 1400, 3000, 900 and 1200 separate sessions during June, three Thursday may be made by visit the 463rd Military Police Company will area buildings, 5265 (maintenance and August. For each four- July gym office or calling Lori Young at be conducting its annual Army complex), Training Area 147 NAILS session, conducted from 9 am. week 368-5834. Training and Evaluation Program. buildings, 3000 area motor pool and 1 to noon Monday through Friday, a $5 buildings, 900 area motor pooi and registration fee, plus $55 tuition, will SHOW TRYOUTS: The company will be traveling buildings, airport TOVR Site, 5267 be charged. throughout the post practicing its Pool, and Tryouts for a variety show for Transportation Motor I.SHAMPOO\ SET or mission of battlefield circulation 1594, 1595 and 1133. f talented youth and teenagers will be buildings 1549, The clubhouse activity, planned control on the roadways. The conducted Saturday at building 1379. all summer between 6:30 a.m. and mission requires them to demon- *SHAMPOO,& BLOW DRY Advance registration is required; 5:30 p.m. weekdays, will charge day strate their abilities to control OLYMPIC DANCE: call 368-3031. Mon.-Fri. care center rates and hourly fees. traffic in a combat environment. To Walker Recreation Center will ICentral Collee 7 Small group activities will be of- do this they will be setting up traffic host a Special Olympics Dance at 8:30-5:00 fered. control points and checkpoints on p.m. May 15. The free dance will be DIXON FLEA at Nutter Field ,336-3888 various roadwyas at the south end of in the parking lot jof, Cosmetology Register for either program from call post within the cantoment area. In House. For more information, 9:30 to 11:30 am. and 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. DAYS: To Blocks-N-Stutz St. Mo. will have addition to controlling traffic they 368-7426. INext R~obert, May 14 and 15 at Pence. For more Flea Days at Dixon,.Mo., m a na - ms - -m-m.m_ will be required to set up tactical The dance is not open to the public. information, call 368-1243. an amateur talent show at 6:30 p.m.

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B~P~sa~pasl~i~a~n~pwap~~t~ sr;~i~s~er~n- P---rrrss~ I I Fort Leonard Wood Guidon VISA Thursday, May 7,1987 Classified 336-371 Page 14 This property listed with members of the Pulaski County Board of Realtors ...... rut Number I 10 wxk i&xyoa X-4100 ILCO &4 dA REALTY Spur Loop 44 314-336-4337 class 311 North St., ^OuteRoute 2 P.O_ Box 444 a touch of WAYNESVILL North Outer Road OFFICE 314-774-5911 CITY RT. 66 Karen Foster Realty Waynesvlle Homes FOR LIVInG. PRESTIGE or 774-6800 St. Robert, Mo 314-334A585 ST. ROBERT, MNO Farnham BUS. (314) 3364600 774-6488 Real Estate Inc. Realty, 1119 City Rt .I-44W. RES. (314) 774-2889 St. Robert, Mo. 65583 Nationwide AFTER HOURS T R A D ERS OUTSIDE THE 314-336-4377 NO. 00711 - RIVER WELCOME: Older, 774-2127or 74.644 1-800-367-5701 Carole 759-6023 AREA phone number PROPERTY - Ask us 1-800-221-6228 # In Missouri well located, 3 1-800-525-8910 ext. abouit this beautiful 3 BEDROOM, 11/ 1-800-523-2460 bedroom home on 9907. N IlI., on the Gasconade, FORMAL LIVING in Ext. F123 bath Home has vinyl small acreage. 2 or' 3 ',.R., Lg. Kit. and RANCH HOME in country setting siding with full $21,500. Owner will dining area. This Prop. COME VISIT OUR "MILITARY the 50's! Hlull Drive- Basement on 11/2 NEW LISTING, 21/2 also incls. a like new, 2 OPEN HOUSES describes this 3 BR, 2 100 PERCENT accept Automobile or acre lot m-l. Chain Acres. 5 bedroom, 1 RELOCATION I.R. Rental with full over 4100.' CN287 THRU MAY 2nd BA all brick home. FINANCING other property link fence around bath, NETWORK" Basement now rented NEW HOMES in COLDWELL Only 11 mi. from Ft. AVAILABLE toward do w n 2 story farm fo" $200.00(l( - month. Ravenwood. Both BANKER WORLDS Leonard Wood. KR- yard. $59,000. payment. 3R185 house style. 32310 NEW LISTING! 3BR THRU VA & FHA Priced at $62,250.00. over 3000. CN285 & LARGEST OPEN 01 $83,000. NEW 3 BEDROOM, NEW LISTING: $20,500. ranch on 21/2 acres. Other Loans To NO. 0081 - LOOKING for 288. HOUSE MANY OLD FARM 11/4 bath, brick Hurry While it NEW LISTING - 2 FP. CA, gas-wood 95 Percent seclusion, own your own LEASE-Option - FINE HOMES WILL ESTATES - This 7 Ranch w-family lasts... Move right in, bedroom, 1 bath piece of the quiet Ozarks heat, 2 Stor. bldgs. Brick Home w-lots of BE OPEN! room home features room, breakfast 2 bedroom Mobile bungalow. Close to in this 3 yr. old, 3 B.R. Country Setting. room. 3 Br, 2 Ba, Lr, Brick Home on 1 oversized country UNDER CON- nook, fireplace and Home with addition town. 32210, $30,000. CR1320 Ranch setting on 40 $41,500 Fr w-fireplace. Full acres M-L in kitchen, LR, & BAs STRUCTION - 3 BR 2 Sall appliances. on 1 ac. with highway LEASE WITH OP- SPACIOUS 4BR, 2BA Acres, county water. BA ranch style home Priced at $62,500.00. basement. CN258 Waynesville School on a full basement. $61,900. frontage. Available TION for purchase, 3 ranch on 2 acres in Dist., located just off on a % acre lot in a 00911 - ESTABLISHED RANCH in Paddock. Plus 11/2 acres m-l. HWY H under con- for three weeks bedroom, 2 bath, town. Gas-wood heat, Package Store - Priced $70's. CN289 Hwy "T". This home For only $72,500. KR- peaceful subdivision. struction, Ranch ONLY at $8,000. fenced yard. $375.00 24x36 workshop. includes many ex- to sell and includes PADDOCK - Salt Box 02 Full basement and 2- with 3 Bedroom, 2 3R225 per month. Beautiful yard, Dbl. tra's such as, central coolers, furn and fix- Style. 60's. CN284 ALL BRICK HOME car garage. $75,000. full bath, family WHY RENT when LEASE WITH OP- carport. $55,000 vacuum system, tures. Listed at WHITE OAK - Tri Plus Acreage 3 BR, 2 4 BR 2 BA, LR, room, formal dining, you can buy this nice TION for purchase. CR1319 $58,500 .00. water softner, for- Level in the 70's. BA, LR, DR, Kitchen Kitchen-DR combo. 2 car garage, $69,500. mobile home for only Spacious 3 bedroom, AFTER HOURS mal dining room, BETWEEN ROLLA- ASK OUR STAFF KR-05 $75,000. Utility room. Rec. 2 bath. Waynesville Rosle 329-6770 quality cabinets, $2,420. Already set up FLW... 3BR ranch, FOR OUR 120 room Basement. Ken 336-4493 two car ACRES! MEDICAL ASSISTANT, on big rented lot. School District. $425 remodeled. Large large Storage. Back yard "SPRING garage, courtyard Waynesville school Training. Financial aid 3R224 per month. Kitchen w-snack fenced. On corner lot BROCHURE" and patio. CBR162. district, city water, available. 1-800-772- COUNTRY SET- FOR RENT: Island. Close to river, 1-2-3 BEDROOM houses in Waynesville June 774-6835 city sewage. KA-02. JOBS. Metro Business TING enhances this 2 bedroom, 1 bath does not flood. for rent, from $175. AFTER HOURS School District. Karl 759-2163 HOME PLUS IN- College, 6th and Cedar, beautiful new 3 furnished, close in, $29,500 CR1318 Pulaski County Realty VI 774-2646 $60,000. Vangle 774-6764 COME 1st House 3 Rolla, Mo. 65401. bedroom home with $280 per month. HOME-BUSINESS... 336-4585. Pat 774-5896 NEW LISTING - 3 Randy (417)-458-4737 BR, 1 BA, LR, DR, --- M-111-TFC--- all the goodies. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 3BR ranch on 1.75 ---- P-161-TFC---- Joy 759-6531 BR 2 BA, LR, Kit- 336-4031 Kitchen, 2nd House, 2 $51,000. 3R166 range and refrig. acres w-Snackette FOR RENT - Rooms by Palmer Tommy 336-3892 WANTED-Part-time BR, 1 BA, LR, DR, chen, Dining room, 1- Close in. clean, Chris 774-6946 Jim 774-2489 RN for 7:00-3:00 shift in Hope 774-5911 $280. per business - all in- the month, Kitchen. All for the car garage with utilities paid $250.00 per Rosemary 329-3976 long-term health Wayne 774-2060 month. ventory. Across from low price of $52,500. opener. Completely Jackie 774-2122 facility. Call Director of John 774-6529 3 bedroom, 2 bath, School. Seller month. No deposit 336- 2 BEDROOM TRAILER electric. On blacktop KR-07 Nurses at 336-4322. Sue 774-2639 range, dishwasher, anxious. $93,500 3285. for rent, furnished. 774- L road in Waynesville -- 253-TFC- Angelo 774-5665 refrig., washer and CR1315 ----- G-244-32TC--- 6366, 774-5263. School District. FOR SALE: 1978 Datsun Roxann 336-5539 dryer. $450.00 per NICE STARTER MOTEL ROOMS --- R-250-TFC--- $54,900. RACQUETBALL 510 automatic, 75,000 Program Coordinator. month HOME! 3 large BR, Daily, $15.95; Weekly FOR SALE: Mobile NEW RANCH miles, new tires. Good Roubidoux Fitness Art Simmoneau 736-5567 LR, DR. Well kept. $75; phones, TV: HBO, Homes. Call 336-4582. STYLE HOME with 3 EXPRESS Karen Reese 759-6239 condition. $1,500. 336- Center, 336-3121 ext. 505 TEMPORARY $32,500 CR1165 Playboy Channel; --- C-212-TFC--- BR and 2 BA. 1-car Darrell Wlnfrey 417-286-3665 3711, ask for Karla. or 336-3576. SERVICE GARDENER'S nearby shopping center. 24 x 50 mobile home for garage. Living room John Trudell 336-3689 --- B-238-TFC--- Lake of The Ozarks Harold Wells 336-3538 PARADISE... 3BR, 336-5767. rent. Location on Hwy and Kitchen-Dining Resorts 1 1985 Dodge 1986 T-BIRD TURBO BUS DRIVERS LIST WITH 1 2 BA ranch has ----- C-187-102TC--- 28. Available June 1, room combo. Sits on Full Time garden, fruit trees, 1987 336-4668, days, 336- Caravan COUPE. Silver with WANTED May thru December I! M}TF: mUS IOCAILY 2 BEDROOM Private Automatic, AC, 1 acre for only SELL TARO! I vineyard, etc. This charcoal interior, 5 Adams School Bus Maids Duplex, residentals 4012 evenings. 29,000 $40,500. US NA'IONA\I~i Miles, speed, cruise, AM-FM Service Kitchen Helpers well kept home offers hookups, cable, con- FARMETTE on Cooks Cruise, Tilt, AM-FM cassette, power win- fully equip. kitchen. venient, Waynesville. Rustic Country Living Cassette approx. 7 acres in the Call between Grounds Keepers .din A.ns can be possible on this dows, and seats (with $43,900 CR1227 Spacious, central air. Waynesville School 9:00-4:30 Laundry Helpers 9 acres with $9895 lumbar support), fac- ALL BRICK 3BR, 774-5615 after 5. panoramic view of the District. 2 BR and a 336-4213 Minimum age- 16 tory installed fog lights, 2BA ranch, full county. County water, fireplace. Includes a Housing available 1983 Chrysler excellent condition. bsmt., Dbl. garage. electricity available. 40' x 40' barn with 2 For Interview: E-Class Asking $11,500 or best Call Suzanne-364-5010 Beautiful corner lot. horse stalls. $37,300. THE OAKS, 2 bedroom, Cruise, Tilt, offer. Phone 364-8578, EXPRESS $62,900 CR1233 TEMPORARY Downtown Waynesvllle Power Windows, 1981 MOBILE HOME BIG GARAGE SALE - SUBURBAN 11 bath, townhouse after 6:00. SERVICES FOR RENT-2 bedroom Extra Nice - 2 BR 1 BA. Washer, RANCH... 3BR ranch apartments for lease. Friday May 8th, JL-22 3.51 ACRES, city mobilehome, air con- Dryer and all Kit- water-sewer, zoned for on 5 acres. FP, CA. 336-4046. Saturday May 9th, till FREE FIREWOOD - ditioned, carpet, no $5995 chen appliances multiple family Very nice $53,900 --- C-215-TFC--- 12:00, 1/ mile down T Cut your own. For more pets, no gas deposit. included in price. dwellings. Located In CR1242 WOOD VILLAGE-For 1984 VW DRIVERS WANTED Hwy. Furniture and information and $100 and up, 336-4848. Two enclosed por- West Waynesville IMMACULATE 4BR, rent 1 & 2 bedroom Rabbit for Pizza Hut Delivery. some antiques, much location call 336-4868. within walking distance --- Z-238-TFC-- ches for extra 2BA bi-level in good apartments: 1, 2. & ; Earn up to $6 per hour, more. Phone 774-2734 to schools and shopping. FOR RENT -2 Bedroom storage location. Superior bedroom mobile homes; $3295 part time. Apply at space. Fully $35,000. Trailer, 2 bath, central carpeted. quality home. 18x25 also large mobile home Pizza Hut Delivery - AUCTION JA-25 40 ACRES! I air. Sharon 336-4122 1984 Pontiac Waynesville School Fam. Rm. Ash- lots just outside plain Mini Mall, St. Robert. Every Sunday small spring, 2 old sassafrass days, after 5:00 774-2555. 6000 Wagon ,District. $17,800. COMMERCIAL BLDG. bldgs. Owner financing sa f r s Gate. 336-3215. 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. No 1:30 p.m. s a s a --- C-255-16TP--- Cruise, Tilt, possible to qualified cabinetry, Dbl. ----- F-246-TFC--- phone calls. Must have We have several 2-3 - For Rent, St. Robert Downtown FOR RENT-Two and 8 Passenger bedroom rentals. $300.00. buyer. $24,800. garage, lovely NOW LEASING Fox insurance, must have Deposit Waynesville three bedroom required. 336-5290. JL-20 ACREAGE! !! 80 landscaped yard. Run Condominiums and $6995 own car, 18 or over. acres, excellent bldg. mobilehomes. Call 336- OFFICE $82,500 CR1263 Town Homes. 2 and 3 --- P-259-8TC--- CREATIVE sites. $28,000. bedrooms. North Outer 3753. 1986 5th Avenue 774-6488 or 774-6800 NOTICE: Threlkeld JRA-79 UNDER "YOU'LL BE SOLD HELP WANTED - HAIR Road. St. Robert, Mo. --- L-246-TFC--- Exec. Car Nationwide Bookkeeping and CONSTRUCTION!!! ON OUR EXTRA McDonalds of St. 336-4585. 5.9 Percent 1-800-367-5701 DESIGN Tax Service, located 3BR Ranch... brick FOR RENT - Mobile Robert's now accepting EFFORT" --- F-206-TFC--- Financing In Missouri Welcomes front, LR, DR, Kit., Homes, no pets, applications for all Carol to one mile north of 1-44 Jewel 336-5133 1-800-523-2460 or the left side of 2BA, FR w-FP, cent. H- Aweda 674-3746 1 BEDROOM APART- Chastain's Court, 336- $12,695 shifts, apply anytime. our staff, with 15 A, uti. rm., 2 car 4582. Ext. F123 Hwy. 28. Phone 336- Linda 765-4354 MENT for rent, utilities --- M-158-TFC--- years of garage, patio, 1 acre lot. paid. Call 774-2003 after --- C-212-TFC--- AFTER HOURS 3748. Box 364, Jimmie 435-6739 1986 Lebaron HIRING! Government professional ex- $70,800. 4, 774-6594. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom 774-2247 perience, Carol Waynesville, Mo. Stan 435-6452 ----- B-214-TFC .... GTS jobs - your area. $15,000 Judy 1-800-251-4663 Ext. 614 Mike 417-458-4329 furnished mobile home. Exec. Car, Turbo, - $68,000. Phone call Tish 774-5893 can help you select AFTER HOURS: COMPARE! Not new Air condition, near 5.9 Percent refundable. (602) 838- Laura 336-4971 John Schehl (314) 336-4686 Rebecca 774-6165 the right hair Willia Duncan (417) 458-4659 but nice. Not free but hospital. $150 per Financing 8885 Ext. 1388. Ronny 736-2397 design for your affordable. Spacious 1 month. Phone 774-6612. --- N-240-32TP- ---- Sean 774-5907 and 2 bedroom apart- $9995 lifestyle. WANTED: Joe 774-2354 Sterling LIKE WICKER? If you 336-4496 Silver, any jewelry with ments. Utilities fur- Motel & Park 1984 r FISH DAY COMMERCIAL Mercury would like to place an It's Time For Stocking nished including cable. Days, $13.95, Weeks diamonds or other good BUILDING on Large Grand Marquis order, or have a party to CHANNEL CATFISH, stones. Near High School. West $70, also 2 bdrm. Loose diamonds, Lot. Plenty of parking, win FREE wicker. Call HYBRID BLUE GILL, Waynesville. 774-2228. trailers, $130 LS or silver coins. Call perfect for retiree going Loaded Denise 765-3786, after Interested in Buying or Fathead minnows, ---- E-56-TFC---- per month evenings 774-2559. into business. Retail, 6:00 p.m., Debbie Large Mouth Bass, SHIVERS APART- 336-4114 or 4321 Only $8995 Selling Property Anywhere Black Crappie and Confidential. office, or restaurant anytime- 417-532-6057, MENTS: Clean 2 White Amur (Grass --- J-261-16TC--- Main Street. Terry leave meassage. In The Country? bedroom, all utilities Carp.) The Hybrid Blue WANTED TO BUY- Kratkey - Remax Metro MOBILEHOME FOR --- B-247-TFC--- furnished. Trailer lots Call Toll-Free For No-Obligation Gill will reach a weight Used furniture and Real Estate, 314-481- Rent - 1-3 bedroom ASSISTANT COOK - and trailer for rent. 774- Area Information of 21/ to 3 pounds. appliances. Call 336- 4590. available. Green Acres 5351 or 336-4761. Crocker Senior Center - 1-800-523-2460 Ext. F123 Delivery Will Be: 5022. ..--- K-256-8TP--- Mobile Home Com- available immediately. --- S-97-TFC--- Monday, May 11 34 + ACRES or 84 + munity. 336-3575. Experience in quantity At The Following Location: 1 BEDROOM furnished Acres, or both in ad- --- G-75-TFC--- cooking required, 10 Seven Bar Farm Supply apartment. $175. per joining tracts. Between MOBILE HOMES for hours per week. $3.68 Waynesville, MO month and utilities and 1983 CHEVETTE (314) 774-6610 FOR SALE OR LEASE: St. James and Rolla, sale. 10 x 50 to 12 x 60, per hour. Applications deposit. No pets. 774- SCOOTER. 25,000 miles, Time: 10:00-11:00 AM KIS photo machine for pasture land, fenced several to choose from. available at Crocker 2026. PS, PB, air. Loan value MILLER REALTY, Inc. call your local store to developing color prints. ponds. Terry Kratkey - Green Acres. 336-3575. Center. Deadline for --- L-219-TFC--- $2,725. Asking $2,800. place your order or call Use in your business to Remax Metro Real --- G-232-TFC----- application to be 314-774-6488, 311 North St. Waynesville Toll Free SMALL, 2 BEDROOM Call 329-6159. generate additional Estate, 314-481-4590. FOR RENT-2 bedroom returned May 7. EOE 1-800-643-8439 house in Waynesville. --- S-257-8TP--- consumer traffic. Call mobile home, furnished, Also, 1 and 2 bedroom AFTER DISCHARGE OR ST. LOUIS POST CONSIDERING RE- 364-2468 Ext. 49 for clean quiet neigh- RETIREMENT WHAT? apartments in Dispatch looking for LOCATING, am looking further information. borhood. No pets. 336- JAY TRUCK DRIVER Waynesville. 774-2759 TRAINING someone to deliver in for older home-with 10 --- S-140-TFC--- 65 ACRES FARM - 4 3755. Ask About Our days. 774-2131 nights. MO, 40,e364'39.. Dixon Area. Contact St. or more acres with RELOCATING - We Bedroom House, lots of --- O-172-TFC--- SPECIAL PROGRAMS" FOR SALE: HUNT- --- U-258-TFC--- Available to Students Louis Dispatch, 132 owner financing. Please Buy Cars, trucks, outbuildings, pasture FOR RENT: Mobile 19i9 POrscite 924 SMAN 8 ft. cabover FOR RENT: 2 / fur- JAY TRUCK DRIVER Hilda Crow, Sullivan, write Ulas B. Murphy, camper trailers, utility crossfenced, 2 ponds, homes, apartments, and TRAINING CENTER camper. Sleeps four, ice 5 speed, a/c Mo. 63080 or call 468- P.O.B. 554, Rosepine, trailers, mowers, or lots of wildlife. 20 nished rooms and bath. lots. Cozy Acres.Park, is an eligible institution for box, gas range, porta veterans. guaranteed student 3097. Newly remodeled, 3/4 Louisiana 70659. anything of value. S & S poti, water percent down, owner Roberta Avenue, St. $6195 loans, and school loans. tank. Clean miles, east of Ramada Motor Sales, 930 Hwy 63, finance, 736-5330, Robert. Call 336-5537 or * *,* Learn a good skill that is in $1200.00 or best offer. Inn. $165 monthly and demand on today's job market. South, Rolla, Mo. Call 364-7358 after 6 p.m. Crocker. 774-2298. 1982 Bvick call 314-885-2531 (8a.m. to 5 p.m.) utilities. 314-364-0508. --- J-256-8TP--- 336-3285. --- M-239-TFC--- Skylark or3141885-7325 (after6p.m.). --- S-243-TFC------G-260-8TC----- RN'S LPN'S JOB --- S-251-32TC----- 2 BEDROOM FUR- 12 x 65, 2 bedroom FOR SALE-All sized 3 ROOM APARTMENT. 23,000 miles PRINT SHOP needs full ROLLA RARE COIN, NISHED HOUSE trailer, washer and crushed stone and Private drive, in (C@ove ne owner tine person for camera- SATISFACTION IS: 7th and Pine. We buy, on 6fenced acres. Pond, dryer, $195 monthly, agricultural lime. residential area, all *** 4 stripping and plate we sell, we loan. U.S. outbuildings, trailer 336-4609. Water, trash Howard Quarries, Inc. utilities, heat, and cable 198$ Muzds making. Experience and Foreign Coins, pad, $34,500 buys like pick-up, South Outer Working in a pleasant environment, Highway 17 South, in hookup furnished. Non- necessary. Apply in Sterling, Gold Rings, rent. South gate. 417-865- Road, next to Lutheran RX7 6/5 Buckhorn. Phone (314) smoker only. 774-5782. person or mail resume a good starting salary, benefits and Dental Gold, U.S. and 9678. Church. 774-5400. 5 speed, a/c to: Printing Plus. 612 the satisfaction of serving those who foreign stamps, -N-253-34TP --- S-258-32TP--- Pine Street. Rolla. Mo. Diamonds 2 BEDROOM, washer, $99953 appreciate you most. and Guns. HALF PRICE! FOR SALE BY OWNER 65401. 2 BEDROOM Trailers, dryer, dishwasher, 364-4272. Flashing arrow signs - 3 bedroom home on 8 private lot Waynesville --- R-112-TFC--- $299! Lighted, non- acres, 2 car garage, stay six (6) months get Special GM BUS DRIVERS If you are looking for a new career and 4 Bedroom House in WE PAY THE BEST arrow $289! Unlighted other outbuildings. I2 month free rent. WANTED opportunity or if you are tired of PUrC has dollar in the area for $249! Free letters! See Good location on High- Before 9 a.m. after 5 Rolla. 774-6359. being "Retired," visit us for a AdarnseSchool Bus used army surplus. locally. Call today! way 28, 6 miles North p.m. 336-5324. 1986 Cadille personal interview Boots, hats, packs. Factory: Dixon. Call 759-7866. ----- S-259-3TP---- 1(800) 423-0163, Fully I gded 7 0 Q Call Between BDU's, camo, and OD anytime. FOR SALE: 1928 Model TRAI.LERS FOR 9:00-4:30 MARIES MANOR field jackets. OD pants --- H-258-7TP--- RENT-Whispering A Coupe, with rumble 336-4213 seat. Perfect condition. HCR 60 P.O. BOX 50 AA and shirts. Wet weather FOR SALE-Brand New Hills, 336-3962. New Prk $33,753 gear. Call today, and Prom Dress! Size 9-10, ---- P-253-TFC Call anytime 774-5440. Ouir Pric~ COMPUTER SKILLS VIENNA, MO 65582 make that extra money ----- J-261-16TC--- $40.00. Call after 7:00 FOR RENT Large two Training. Financial aid now. J & S Army Sur- FOR LEASE-3 bedroom (314) 422-3177 p.m., 736-5694. and three bedroom CJ-5 JEEP 1981 4 cyl., available. 1-800-772- plus, 1 block from Ft. house, West Full and part time positions mobilehomes. Fur- good condition, chrome JOBS. Metro Business Wood main gate on the FOR SALE - 3 bedroom, Waynesville. 774-5351, available. Starting Salary, RN'S nished or unfurnished. wheels, large tires, '!j4 T1 1C)< College, 6th and Cedar, spur, St. Robert. 336- Jacuzzi, - large lot - S774-2987. 774-6713. $3,500. or best offer. Call Rolla, MO 65401. $10.50-hr. LPN'S $7.00-hr. 3828. under $30,000. ----- S-134-TFC------D-37-TFC------M-111-TFC---- 329-4241 le:ave message.. ------O-250-32TC------S-260-8TP--- -.. C :1i 161W -.... Page 15 Thrrcriv~ Mav 7 1987 Foert Leonard WoB~Pod Guidon - Illurbua, inlay 1, -Lou

2:30 a Qi SANTA BARBARA ® UMBRELLA JACK (TUE) FOR SALE: Side board ELL'S HOME REPAIR I~EGPi ® BEWITCHED COS ARTHUR AND THE SQUARE $100, twin size bookcase service. Mobile and (l BUGS BUNNY KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE (FRI) ® FLYING NUN 8 JACKPOT Classified headboard with frame, frame homes, car- r -~.~~a~Ip~ ® (ZFANDANGO (W)BARNABY JONES 2 air conditioners, pentry, electrical and ~q $15; ®C9 MOVIE (MON, WED, THU) 3:05 ©i SCOOBY DOO (MON, TUE, THU, FULL size plumbing. 336-5124. ALL NEW $100 each; Butcher ceJ WELCOME TO POOH CORNER FRI) TV --- J-282-TFC---- mattress sets, $77.45; Block table, $20; ®E INSIDE THE PGA TOUR (FRI) 3:30 a MAGNUM, P.I. U A R T E R S rugs 4 x 6, $10.00; 5 stand, $15; fireplace Q ®if TURKEY TELEVISION ( SCOOBYDOO drawer chest, $50.85; screen and grate, $20; CLEANED. We take UD BULLSEYE d LOVE CONNECTION sofa, loveseat, chair, coffee table, $20. Call power of attorney. 3:00 Q) NEWLYWED GAME Q JOY OF PAINTING $459.95; used 10' horse 329-5113. Quick service, ®E HOUR MAGAZINE D SHE-RA: PRINCESS OF POWER trailer, $950.00; saddle --- B-258-8TP----- reasonable prices. Star UNITED D ) OPRAH WINFREY 9 SMURFS' ADVENTURES horse, 3 years old, Cleaning Service. 336- ®J 3-2-1 CONTACT q 1FLINTSTONES (WED) JOHN TERRIO. the BEST $350.00; 4 wheeler 1986 5040. ® DENNIS THE MENACE IA FATHER KNOWS Yankee Handyman. lI) GHOSTBUSTERS Ci MOVIE (FRI) only 178 Suzuki 230, Home and mobilehome S 'VIES S17SCOOBYD00 (WED) SDONALD DUCK PRESENTS miles, $1900.00. There's repairs. carpentry, (A)HAZEL CE CHICKEN (WED) more at the big store electrical and plum- ERVIu ® NASHVILLE NOW 6iI MOVIE (TUE) Greens Furniture Sales, bing. Call 336-5841. ©CiMOVIE (TUE) ® LASSIE 3 miles north of MICKEY MOUSE CLUB I DON'T KNOW WHO I AM (TUE) QUARTERS II CO Waynesville Highway CC WRESTLING (MON, TUE, THU) )CHAIN REACTION CLEANED, guaranteed O 17. E9 WRESTLING (R) (WED) 3:35 tiDiJFLINTSTONES (MON, TUE, THU, inspection, reasonable United Services is the life insurance -.--- S-261-7TP--- ® PGA SENIORS GOLF (FRI) FRI) rates, fast service. Call company started by military people to COMOVIE (MON, THU) 4:00 0 TOM AND JERRY FOR SALE: TV's, 774-6164. protect military people. RE OUT OF STEP (TUE) fJ LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Philco C29O6SWA01150 --- W-200-TFC--- Most United Services field representatives (: DOUGLAS MACARTHUR: THE DEFI- IX NEWLYWED GAME 19'' color; Philco COMPLETE Mobile are retired military peisonnel. When you join up with ANT GENERAL (WED) ED ROCKFORD FILES CE THE WILDER SUMMER (FRI) ® MISTER ROGERS (R) C245lFMA1 25" 2 year Home Service. Skirting US, you'll be keeping the same company but starting a tube warranty, $250; & Repairs at The Mobile C 9 YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI- ®D TRANSFORMERS whole new career in a company that cares about the unique SION THE JUDGE Philco C2909MW 19" Home In The Sky, 314- EE) needs of service members and their families. ®$D MOVIE (MON, WED, THU) 9 G.I. JOE $135.00; Magnavox 336-3833. SI o you thoroughly. Back you up with a full range DecoratOr, 19", $130.00; --- M-124-TFC---- Well train of diversified products. And pay you well. Sylvania CC6154W 17", LANDSCAPE $130.00. 336-5710. Maintenance, gardens Field representatives are needed for: ---.- G-251-L6TC----- tilled, mowing, trimm- U.S. TRUSS STEEL ing, Ft. Wood - Areas) Building Manufacturer Waynesvllle, St. Robert. FORT LEONARD WOOD (And Other direct building material 329-4390 or 774-6313 after CONTACT: Richard L. Sollinger inventory reduction. 5:00 p.m. Rt. 1 B-ox 125 is uniquely special. Buildings include all Plato, lo. 65552 -' from steel frames, sheeting, ~. So are the gifts (41x) 458-4.42 or 4894 trim and hardware. 30 x CREDITOR AND 45 x 12, $2924.00; 40 x 60 x 12, $4491.00; 50 x 90 x 12, MONEY PRO LE 3?N United Srices Life CLompanies $6941.00; 60 x 108 x 12, FIND OUT HOW THE The Profssioals!9 $12687.00. 816-758-6762, 10 r i A'ier un N W WslniuonVI~ D C 20006 816-758-6441. LAW MAY HELP YOU... S70 Flrimylv OPEN 7 DAYS UMilitaryPeople Protecting --- T-256-8TP------'Stop Creditor Harassment Military People. 8:00 TO 8:00 LIKE NEW 1987 - 19' Jet "Stop Garnishments, Judgments, boat, 460 cu. In. Ford Engine, Trailer in- Law Suits, Repossession of 1-44 & S. HWY. 5 1400 S. JEFFERSON~. . 65536 cluded $5300. Lindsay Home and Farm Foreclosures LEBANON, MO °a Chev. 417-532-3114. 'Keep Property, Furniture, Vehicles 417-532-9610 --- L-258-I6TC----- and adjust payments. FOR SALE: Ft. Leonard 'Get rid of your bills legally when Wood Consolidated Chaplains' Fund is needed. selling the following items by closed Bid: 2 DEBT & BANKRUPTCY LAW tape decks, a public Chapter 7...... Liquidation address system, phone answering device, Chapter 11...... Reorganization mobile marque. All Chapter 12...... Farm Plans Items can be examined Chapter 13...... Payment Plans during duty hours at the chapel building 590. For additional information Lawrence E. Ray call 314-368-2125. ATTORNEY AT LAW --- C-256-8TC--- Ft. Wood-St. Robert 314 - 336-3377 FIREWOOD FOR - 364-4800 SALE-Approximately /2 Rolla-Vienna...... 314 cord, $30. Ap- OR CALL TOLL FREE proximately one cord. 1-800-451-1210 $50. delivered. Pen- SATURDAY OR EVENING dleton,774-2316. ---- P-111-TF----- APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE

REPAIR SERVICE-All CLASSIFIED makes of sewing ADVERTISING QUARTERS machines. Experienced. RATES CLEANING - 22 years Located at Lynch's experience. All work Waynesville Sewing WORDS guaranteed. Take power ISSUES 1-15 1620 11-25 Center, 336-4741. 6.70 9.05 774- 3Times 5.70 of attorney! Call ---- W-149-TFC---- 4Times 650 7.Q0 1015 5559. 5Times 7.25 8.60 11.20 CHIMNEY SWEEP FARMERS ---- J-78-TFC---- IW"ek 8.90 10.40 13.401 Dependable service. ARNOLD BLUE Home modern equipment, and PAID iN ADVANCE improvement and insured. Serving CORRECTiONS: if an carpentry. Small jobs Waynesville, St. Robert, error shouid occur in PRODUCE and big ones. Painting, Richland, Crocker. your advertisement, plumbing, licensed ,Iberia, Dixon and dial 3363711 Im- mediately as Iho DAILY contractor. 762-3265. surrounding area. 314- EXCHANGL GUIDE will be dMffA 736-5168. Ask for Lee responsible for the first Evans or leave message WILL ,DO YARD work, insertion only. on code-a-phone. concrete and carpentry. DEADLINE "SPRING OPEN HOUSE" Have Equipment 12:00Noon Call Greg 336-5812. Will Travel Day Before Publilcation -...- T-244-3OTP --- DIAL 336-3711 Offices St. Louis & Oklahoma City 1O1 HAMBURGERS Moore's Greenhouse RETIREMENT - FREE COKE SEPARATING Daytime Most Complete Stock MANAGEMENT : In The Area ism I TRAINEES 10:00 TO 2:00 Due to a nationwide ex- I Annuals-Perennials Roses-Evergreens -NCPer. GROOINl pansions, an established Listings House Plants-Bulbs Landscaping Service sonalized styling fior ali Wall St. Investment firm is PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 12:05 to MOVIE SALE Open Every Day small canine. seeking aggressive, self- 336- motivated individuals to 12:30 8 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES of Waynesville on South 17 .Ioanne or Beverly 5 Miles West join our registered THE Phone 774-6838 5038. (15)® BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL eFEED *HARDWARE *GROCERY representative corps and ED AMERICAN ENTERPRISE (TUE) - -197-TF(' managemeit trainees ED K.I.D.S. (THU) program. 231 new PATTY DUKE I~ I I~ -- ~L~ L~ I~ ~as~ _qs management trainees have (AD MAY 8, 1987 teei promoted to the (C MOVIE (MON, THU) position of i)ivision Q®DMOVIE (THU) 'ECHNICS TURN- Manager siiice 1983 and our CS SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 7-8-9 TABLE, SL-Q300, goal is to promote 200 more GEORGE (FRI) $70.00; Technics Tape in 1987. F'or a rewarding 1:00 AS THE WORLD TURNS AT 1985 MONTE CARLO, CV MIXER w-built in in investment. (D RAILROAD TRACKS career ONE LIFE TO LIVE V-6, $140.00; Deck, M228X, $100.00; planning with a progressive ED 9) excellent condition, equalizer ®D INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING air, AM-FM cassette, Technics Receiver SA- Infinity RSB speakers, company, call First In- JEFFERSON ST. IN LEBANON $250.00. Excellent vestors corporation. We (TUE, THU, FRI) $7,500 negotiable. Take 5470, $100.00; vacuum train thoroughly QUINCY shape. ED trade in. 329-6471. cleaner, $80.00. Good Call Monday 9 AM-9 PM (9 DICK VAN DYKE -G-262-lT --- M-262-1TP--- condition. ROY PARKER CADORIS DAY 417-882-4275 FOR SALE: 1 owner red --- G-262-1TP--- EMOVIE (TUE) MOVIE Firebird, low miles, like 10' JOHN BOAT w- (N TODAY'S SPECIAL new, $3995.00. Call 774- extras, $200.00; 2 fans, (] MOVIE (TUE,WED) 6901. German wood $30.00; i LOVE ME, LOVE ME NOT (MON folding chairs, $35.00, REoAnA WED, FRI) good condition. 1:30 03 0 ANOTHER WORLD a EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW (WED) & COUNTY TOWN Qi ANDY GRIFFITH REALTORS® CO BILL COSBY ' "211 Hwy. 63South Rolla. Mo. E CROOK AND CHASE 364-2303 ®iD WIND IN THE WILLOWS (THU) ®E AUTO RACING (FRI) I..myyFostsr...... 364205 (N LITTLE PRINCE Da. Johnson...... 341-3836 (MON) Caro4.enFerreI ...... 364-1973 (MOVIE Loura Powell...... 364-5570 OWNER RETIRING - So this profitable C LIAR'S CLUB chest." Guff...... 341-589 1 1:35 business is on the market including equip- t77i WOMANWATCH (FRI) J.n Twitty...... 364-354 1:40 CiD DTV (MON) Mary I.. Sands, ment and fixtures. Best of all is the location- rok ...... 364-2577 D~ DEER FAMILY (WED) PRIME. Plenty of parking. Option to renew 1:45 C(lDTV (TUE, and we're FRI) New Listing: Owner has been transferred lease avail. $53,900.00. 2:00 ® I GUIDING LIGHT this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, story and a half in offering (D CE GENERAL HOSPITAL for $59,900. Special Note: MB on tst 100 PERCENT FINANCING Steeplechase INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING floor. THROUGH VA- ED AVAILABLE (WED) YOU CAN SEE the quality throughout and added OTHER LOANS TO 95 PERCENT ceilings, E PRIVATE BENJAMIN features including skylights, vaulted wood MOVING OR RELOCATION? upgraded carpet and cabinets, Qs LEAVE ITTO BEAVER woodaire fireplace, Call TOLL-FREE for Information plus full basement, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths only 3 years ® BURNS AND ALLEN 1-0523-2460 Ext. F123 CAN old. $97,700. YOU BE A STAR WOODED BUILDING LOTS of 3 acres M-L 21/2 CiJ MOVIE (FI) miles out Rolla Street, restricted to 1500 sq. ft. $8500. CD DUMBO'S CIRCUS BRICK FRONT PORCH sets off new home by Paul CD KARATE (R) (WED) Lewis In Wedgewood. dramatic vaulted ceilings, Miller Agency ) MO VIE oak flooring in dining area, bay window by break- 311 North St.-Waynesvtlle, Mo. 65583 (N SPARTAKUS AND THE SUN BE- from the ot~her fast nook, Master bedroom separate ""lore Than 30 Years Of Service NEATH THE SEA 2 for privacy, landscaped $89,900. To The Community" QSDSHELLEY DUVALL'S TALL TALES Two For The Price of One -One house, 2 rentable AND LEGENDS (THU) units including 2 bedroom, large famiy room, one 314-774-6488 or CID PLAY THE PERCENTAGES bath, carport; downstairs 1 bedroom apartment, 4 1EALTO R In Crocker - 314-736-2397 W HAWAII FIVE-O blks from campus, excellent condition. $35,000 2:05 I TOM & JERRY AND FRIENDS Page 16 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, May 7,1987

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their wedding night and soon finds it's not the Bassmaster Florida Invitational on Jones. @ GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (WED) what she expected. 'R' Lake Okeechobee where Charlie Murphy 0 FAME A GREEN ACRES O DONNA REED demonstrates his dead-worm bass fishing E STAR SEARCH ( MOVIE (THU) 9 ON NEW JERSEY technique; how to catch a bass over 10 ONE BIG FAMILY WED, ® ( KIDS INCORPORATED (MON, pounds; using bass tackle to fight an alli- C LOU GRANT FRI) HE'S BROKE gator. In stereo. @ JERRY FALWELL FD CHINA, THE MIDDLE KINGDOM She's Brokenhearted ®) AUTO RACING FILM Highlights of the A ED YOUNG (TUE) 'MARRIED... 1977 Indianapolis 500. (R) SMONKEES SHEARTBREAK WINNER (THU) WITH CHILDREN' 9 MOVIE ** "Porky's Revenge" (1985) ® ITIS WRITTEN (MON) FOX Adv. ® CHEERLEADING Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight. A group of 10:40 C A SOUL SESSION: JAMES © ARM WRESTLING (R) (TUE) Florida high school students matches wits BROWN &FRIENDS From Detroit's Taboo RULES FOOTBALL 0 AUSTRALIAN 7:15 @ NEW LEAVE ITTO BEAVER with the proprietor of a local brothel. 'R' Club, the Godfather of Soul performs with (WED) 7:30 E TRACEY ULLMAN SHOW Aretha Franklin, Robert Palmer, Wilson ®) FISHIN' HOLE (THU) (' WISH YOU WERE HERE % HOLLYWOOD INSIDER Pickett and Billy Vera. Selections include Q) SURVIVAL (TUE) @ THE LORAX Dr. Seuss' tale of the OMEET THE MAYORS "I Feel Good" and "Do Right Woman." In (WED) () MOVIE Lorax, a creature who attempts to save his 9:40 I ZORRO stereo. WELCOME HOME, JELLYBEAN (FRI) ® beloved "Truffula" forest from the Once- 10:00 0( (0 ( ED NEWS 10:50 (Ni) MOVIE ***r/2 "The Elephant SMOVIE (THU, FRI) ler, a forest-destroying creature who is at- E MOYERS: IN SEARCH OF THE CON- Man" (1980) John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins. () DENNIS THE MENACE tempting to create an ecological crisis. STITUTION 11:00 TAXI ® LET'S MAKE A DEAL S MISTER ED ® DREAM GIRL U.S.A. ) IT'S A LIVING W HART TO HART cU WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE STALES FROM THE DARKSIDE LARRY JONES 4:05 () GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (MON, TUE, D (W)DAVID TOMA @ SPORTS PAGE CAVALCADE THU) a AMERICAN SPORTS SRODEO Mesquite Championship Ro- Featured: the Continental Motosport SROCKY ROAD (FRI) Tracey's At It Again from Mesquite, Texas. In stereo. Club's 11th Annual Dodge Golden Truck 4:30 BARNEY MILLER deo a 'THE TRACEY SPORTSCENTER SUNDAY State Nationals. In stereo. THE ROPERS E o ULLMAN SHOW' The Moon" MOVIE "Sinbad And The Eye Of SDATING GAME FOX Adv. EMJMOVIE *** "Shoot D ** (1982) Albert Finney, Diane Keaton. Direc- The Tiger" (1977) Patrick Wayne, Jane SSESAME STREET (R)Q tor Alan Parker's portrait of the collapse Seymour. SG.I. JOE 7:45 @ CNN NEWS of an upper middle-class couple's mar- VOLLEYBALL Teams to ® SUPERIOR COURT 8:00 MOVIE "Hands Of A Strang- O WOMEN'S 0 and its effect on their four daugh- be announced. 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Wales Conference Championship Game 0 Five, if necessary. Starting time is tenta- 0O' tive. (Live) (N DANGER MOUSE 7:00 0Q MATLOCK E Q WEST 57TH ® WHO'S THE BOSS? ® ROCKFORD FILES SMOVIE * *** "On Golden Pond" (1981) Katharine Hepburn, Henry Fonda. Old family tensions resurface as an elderly couple returns to their New England retreat and are visited by their daughter, her fiance and his son. ® YOUNG REBELS ® NASHVILLE NOW © MOVIE ** "Fallen Angel" (1981) Melinda Dillon, Dana Hill. A lonely 13- year-old girl is enticed into the world of child pornography. I ANNE OF GREEN GABLES Gilbert helps save Green Gables; Anne and Gil- bert forget their childhood animosity and fall in love. (Part 4 of 4)4 (® MOVIE ** "My Chauffeur" (1986) Deborah Foreman, Sam Jones. Impossible assignments are given to a young woman working as a driver for a male-dominated limousine service. 'R'q Page 20 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, May 7,1987 Fort Wood Cable TV Listings-Sunday, May 10 thru Saturday, May 16

Franklin, Robert Palmer, Wilson Pickett W*RP IN CINCINNATI AD HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK 1 ) BASEBALL Chicago Cubs at Houston and Billy Vera. Selections include "I Feel MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR Astros (Live) Good" and "Do Right Woman." In stereo. BENSON (D) MOUSETERPIECE THEATER (K CAMPBELLS ® EDISON TWINS 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES E J SPORTSCENTER (E) STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Edmon- (f MOVIE ** % "Uforia" (1986) Cindy (v JEFFERSONS (NM)MOVIE **-A 'McCabe And Mrs. Mit- ton Oilers vs. Toronto Maple Leafs or De Williams, Harry Dean Stanton. In a town at )ii)BASEBALL Atlanta Braves at Phila- ler" (1971) Warren Beatty, Julie Christie. troit Red Wings. Campbell Conference the edge of the Mojave Desert, a con-art- delphia Phillies (Live) (I) YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TLVE .. Championship Game Six, if necessary. Starting time is tentative. (Live) ist gets mixed up with a phony faith healer t(, FANDANGO SION rNJ MISTER ED and a supermarket clerk who believes she (ID)MOUSETERPIECE THEATER (_U)AIRWOLF has been chosen to be an intergalactic en- ) STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Philadel- CW $100,000 PYRAMID (S HARD KNOCKS voy. 'PG' piia Flyers or New York Islanders vs. Que- 6:30 9 WHEEL OF FORTUNE , () $1,000,C000 CHANCE OF A LIFETIME MIAMI VICE ®DONNA REED bec Nordiques or Montreal Canadiens. $ 1,000,00 CHANCE OF A LIFETIME 8:00 9 9 (E$) MOVIE ** "Year Of The Dragon" Wales Conference Championship Game S(I) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT D DALLAS Sons" (Premiere) (1985) Mickey Rourke, John Lone As- Six, if necessary. Starting time is tentative. SWKRP IN CINCINNATI Q MOVIE "Island Timothy Bottoms, Joseph Bottoms. Ha- signed to control murderous youth gangs, (Live) SMACNEIL / LEHIRER NEWSROUR wail serves as the backdrop for this story a renegade cop wages a one-man war (X) MOVIE *** "On The Edge" (1986) SBENSON against a criminal system deeply rooted in .[.uce Dern, John Marley. E HOLLYWOOD SQUARES of four brothers who attempt to maintain (D JEFFERSONs the family dynasty after their father's mys- the Chinatown subculture. 'R' CJ) DANGEFI MOUSE terious W RIPTIDE 7:00 9 9 COSBY SHOW 4 FANDANGO0 disappearance. y SWASHINGTON - ® NEWS SSCARFCROW AND MRS. KING Di)ZORRO WEEK INREVIEW y . . .. . 7:30 ® 3 HEAD OF TIF" CLASS SOUR WORLD CE) SPEEDWEEK MOVIE t k'A "Revenge Of The 9 INNOVATION ROCKFORD FILES (N DANGER MOUSE Nerds" (1984) Robert Carradine, Anthony 7:00 t 0 ROOMIES Edwards. Fed up with suffering intermin- ® DANGER BAY () MOVE **a "The Amityville Horror" SBASEBALL'S GREATEST HITS Great (1979) James Brolin, Margot Kidder. A S BLONDIE & DAGWOOD Animat- able humiliations masterminded by an up- Pennant Races. couple searches for the reason behind a ed. Characters from the popular comic perclass fraternity of macho athletes, a (1 MISTER ED series of bizarre and frightening events strip come to life when Blondie becomes group of freshman bookworm-outcasts © BASEBALL New York Mets at I-o, the breadwinner after Mr. Dithers finally decides to set the college's values occurring in their newly purchased Long > ,; ton Astros (Live) Island home. fires Dagwood. straight E WEBSTER CA(A700 CLUB (A)DAKTARI s FASHION SROCKFORD FILES 0 MOVIE * * "Stage Struck" (1957) ,. .a. Happy Anniversary 007 C NASSHVILLE NOW , , Henry Fonda, Susan Strasberg. A small- : :, . * A James Bond Special () HOGAN'S HEROES .:u ABC Adv. (0) BEST OF WALT DISNEY PRESENTS ~ IN 1987 town girl heads to New York with hopes of F (N DONNA REED (A) BUTTERFLY ISLAND ,ti 8:00 9 NASHVILLE NOW finding success on the Broadway stage. . J 11 MAGNUM, S) MOVIE ** "Legend" (1985) Tom P.I. Cruise, Mia Sara. In a land whose beauty (C) MOVIE *1/u "Breathless" (1983) (M MOVIE ** "Silver Bullet" (1985) m ® HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 617; 7 is preserved by the innocence of those Richard Gere, Valerie Kaprisky. A free- Gary Busey, Corey Haim. Based on Ste- BOND In this retro- YEARS OF JAMES who live there, two young people become spirited auto thief unintentionally kills a phen King s novella of a handicapped 13- has spective, host Roger Moore, who entangled in the ongoing battle between patrolman and develops an obsessive at- year-old who tries to convince his uncle played Agent 007 in seven movies, pays the forces of good and evil 'PC' y traction to the seductive young woman that murders in their town are the handi- tribute to lan Fleming's famous secret who hides him from the authorities.'R' work of werewolves. 'R' y (L RIPTIDE s (odr a dazzimg coluuback.bn It's curl that's agent and introduces Timothy Dalton, the () FIVE MILE CREEK (N) MY THREE SONS in ('") NEWS rmakinq waves. It's texture to add depth and latest James Bond. r 7:30 FAMILY TIES (E) AUTO RACING efLM Highiights of the (S GALLAGHER: TIF BOOKKEEPER In this San Jose, dimension. It's hairdress for success. S SMITHSONIAN WORLD t SNEAK PREVIEWS 1978 Indianapolis 500. (R) Calif. performance, Gal- S MOVIE ** "The Next Man" (1976) ED (H) MOVIE * t1/2 "My Science Project" lagher twists the serious world of finance The took of hair today! Yours right now--with Sean Connery, Cornelia Sharpe. A female (N) MISTh into (w BASEBALL New York Mets at Hous- (1985) John Stockwell, Dennis Hopper. A a spoof with his latest props and SoColorf Honey Creme Haircolor, Matrix' perms East dip- offbeat humor. assassin is hired to kill a Middle ton Astros (Live) high-school senior discovers the key to In stereo. and the creative touch of our hair design experts. lomat whose ideas and recommendations 8:00 9 CHEERS passing his science class -- and to the (rU MOVIE "Time Of The Apes" (1987) Cal or a complimentary consultatiom. are jeopardizing the current iiusinkss Japanese Cast After taking refuge in ( SIMON &SIMON space-time continuum -- in a military junk- ex- transactions of a major oil company. 3 JACK AND MIKE yard. In stereo. 'P(':.- perimenta:l life sustaining capsules to es- 700 CLUB MYSTERY! 'N) DONNA REF;t cape an earthquake, a woman and her EX CELLENCE IN **1/a "White Nights" (1985) children emerge from suspended anima- © MOVIE MOVIEM * * "Kelly's Heroes" (1970) (S)BROTHERS After tion into a future world ruled by apes. .na Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gregory Hines. Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas. During CU)RIPTID )PERFORMANCE his plane crashes in Siberia, a Russian EW- NEWS (W) MOVIE * "Marooned" (1969) World War II, an improbable team of sol- o..u r PERFECTION who defected to the west seeks freedom diers makes a wild dash behind enemy 7:30 0 AMAZING STORIES Gregory Peck, Richard Crenna: Three as- with the help of an American who left the lines. j CATHY Animated. The comic. tronauts find themselves stranded in IN CARE United States during the Vietnam VWar.in .-- space when their spacecraft malfunctions. (AJ 700 CLUB strip character whose major concerns N..EX it:,OFTO CENTRAL stereo. 'PG-13' q include love, food and her career - agon- 8:30 J WEEKLY EDITION (C)DMOVIE *** "Silverado" (1985) Key- OF COSMETOLOGY Mej SMOVIE **/2 "Night Crossing" (198 i) e7 BONANZA 314 -336 4678 COLI.E ST. ROBERT, in Kline, Scott Glenn. In the 1880s, the izes over finding a date for an awards ban- John Hurt, Jane Alexander. The fact- paths of two drifters converge en route to quet. Features the voices of Kathleen Wil- 0 NEW COUNTRY two East German families (E1J ANN SOTHER1 based story of their destiny in a town called Silverado. In hoite and Robert F. Paulsen. 8:45 ( MOVIE °1' a "Short who plan a daring escape to the West in a stereo. 'PG-13'r7 SMR. BELVEERE Circuii" hot-air balloon. 'PG' WALL $TREET WEEK (1986) Ally Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg. A (E) MOVIE *** "Brother, Can You 4S (3 MOVIE * 2 "Gung Ho" (1986) Mi- Spare A Dime?" (1975) Directed by Phil- chael Keaton, Gedde Watanabe. Ameri- line Mora. A portrait of the Depression's have a hard time ac- can auto workers irmpact upon different segments of Ameri- 5 eI the F CCIcs Sr.ei Generals. their new bosses' working T'O all or nCC(l cepting can life. 'PG' ?FWT QflW! methods when a Japanese car manufac- It MOVIE **1/ "Gulag" (1985) David Cat rad b r spring,wit assembly turer takes over a Pennsylvania Keith, Malcolm McDowell. While covering plant. In stereo. 'PG-13' I. -- Sets -nAppan ces 7 an athletic event in Moscow, an American i oom Sets edroom SONS (NMY THREE sportscaster is caught in a KGB trap and ( MOVIE ** "The Boy In The Plastic Televisions - VCRs - Stereos sentenced to 10 years in a Soviet labor Bubble" (1976) John Travolta, Diana Hy- camp, where he plots a desperate escape. land. A boy whose lack of natural immuni- TA in a geri- AoCUR YFREN 9LS4 ties to disease forces him to live MDMOVIE *** "Shoot The Moon" free environment falls in love for the first (1982) Albert Finney, Diane Keaton. Direc- time. tor Alan Parker's portrait of the collapse 1Onday-Friday 9 - Saturday 9 - 5 8:30 i 0 NIGHT COURT of an upper middle-class couple's mar- E] NEW COUNTRY riage and its effect on their four daugh- SRt 1-44 West, St. Robert STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Edmon- ters. 'R' ton Oilers vs. Toronto Maple Leafs or De- I (N MY THREE SONS troit Red Wings. Campbell Conference (7) MOVIE ** / "Portnoy's Complaint" Championship Game Five, if necessary. (1972) Richard Benjamin, Karen Black. Starting time is tentative. (Live) Based on the novel by Philip Roth. A 0 ANN SOTHERN KTake You Personluy young Jewish boy recounts his often hilari- 8:45 @ BASEBALL Atlanta Braves at Phi- ous and amorous adventures to his psy- Phnned Parenthood 0 of the Central Ozrk adelphia Phillies (Tape delay) chiatrist. 1O2fE Kingshighway in Rolla 9:00 0 ST. ELSEWHERE 0 S:30 NOTHING IN COMMON Ca.ll 1143,4169. for tppointment ® ® EQUALIZER 0 SNEW COUNTRY You want to be heard, not just een MISSIONARIES TO THE ® MORMONS: Nj ANN SOTIHERN of the Church of Je- Our taf takes times to litter WORLD This profile ) MOVIE **** "Amade.s" (1984) F. sus Christ of Latter-day Saints focuses on 'Murray Abralham, Tom Hulce. Consumed A birth control method to match your rneeds its missionary program, a compulsery two- ",th e.alou sy over his rival's brilliance, ith ps including pap est hndbrt a year rite of passage for all .ormon malas Viennese court composer Antonio Salieri Always confidential ineffectually plots to discredit brash musi- * Venereal disease testina MARIAH ( NEWS ,al genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. In * Fees based on income and family size stereo. 'PG 0 CROOK AND CHASE SPregnancy Test Every Morning During the Week! Bt., -N' 9:00 9 L.A. LAW .s..mmmmrrarmad".. arn wr-r ® UPTOWN COMEDY EXPRESS Stand- @ KNOTS LANDING up and vignette performances hiyArsenio Hall, Chris Rock, Barry Sobel, Robert ( F 20 /20 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS Townsend and Marsha Warfield from the ( ,-OVIF *** "The Left-Handed Gun" Ebony Showcase Theatre in Los Angeles. (1958) Paul Newman, Lita Milan. A youth- In stereo. 7 AT REG. PRICE & GET THE ®I)1SPY ful Billy the Kid avenges his employer's death and then escapes to Madero. 9:15 EI$DMOVIE A* "Wise Guys" (1986) 9 CROOK AID CHASE FOURTH TIRE Danny DeVito, Joe Piscopo. Two low -level ,E TOP RANK BOXING Roger mob henchmen run afoul of tleh- boss fvaywealher vs. Frankie Davis in a junior when they bet his money on the wrong bout scheduled for 10 horse during a day at the tra-k 'B' welterweight 9:30 BASEBALL Chicaqo Cubs at ! 's rounds, from Las Vegas. (Live) ALL SEASON Angeles Dodgers (Live) 9:30 91 NEWS HICI VtAYR 'lAL E VIDEOCOUNTRY 9 ViDEOCOUNTRY AMERIW XL 4 - Steel belted radial construaction 10:00 00 D NEWS 9:45 ( ) DTV ® PROFILES OF NATURE - M/S rated for mud & snow performance 10: 0 9 NEWS OQuit cushioned ride ® THREE'S COMPANY SPROFILES OF NATURE Si/e veryd v SALEF PfRICE () HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK Low Price Buy A) HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK per Tire 4th Tire Free Q YOU CAN BE A STAR 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR 1 BEST OF OZZIE AND HARRIET PI'8 - RI Pu' SO 5,5q9191 8 119.85 (D1 ADVNTURPFS OF OZZiE AND HAR- P165 8OR1 ,PW 5O 4 / 9') 143.85 * Two strong steel belts ® MOVIE ** "Deadly Force" (1983) 155.85 RIET Pil I iR PW us $2 9" - Bution block Eurostyled tread Wings Hauser, Joyce Ingalls. A former cop es11 80"Pi'5PW10 158.85 (N) ROUTE 66 P ISR /5R I4PW 65 ','d45hh 95 167.85 SFits most imports and compacts sets out to find the psychopaih who P190 /5R14PW63, 18.85 (U)ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR POS / 1501PW 15 62795 SI2E BLK SIZE BLK 639g5 carved a fatal X on a woman's forehead. P 1S R,''P',V I uS cia S33.95 11R514 $44.95 ) CAROtL tIIRETT AND FRIEONDS 1I1 'all 203.85 4!5 28C9.95 30.95 18SSR!4 46.95 'R' P)-il SR1' PW75 215...?s /' 10 40.95 18 i'a/OSRI4 49.95 0 MOVIE **1/2 "Marie" (1985) Sissy SSRl I Friday '115 tOili 43.95 10'70SR1i4 51.95 Spacek, Jeff Daniels. Based on a true sto- No trade needadI 185 lOSRlI 44.95 165SR15 45.95 ry. A determined woman battles thle es- tablishment after being fired from her job with Tennessee's pardon and parole iliy 15 board for uncovering alleged corruption in WEELRA E I a .ANRE"SEAL STRUT the parole process. 'PG-13' r nIatallaa Rdndase 'a psrem andorma'_ i ngs REPLACEMENT UNITS ReIurfa r5af' d ora hr'-Fitsmostdomestic cars MNROW SROUTE 66 with M Person Strut EVENNG Repak frrontwheeal( nngs (excludig w.h . Systems D ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR e rn-- Suspension s (W CAROL BURNETT AND FRIEN3cS 6r Inspect c liper nd or wheel alersrae . - Completely self contained 0 [D ) NEWS I s al .r -and 'ly factory calibrated G REPORT SNIGHTLY BUSINESS paedscostextra L. , " Puslu (, S Sef ne d ct ig Thursday TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT n 'm - rraiP-air- Installation C) BARNEY MILLER is sm usem lan w L !a ¢ smfno mw=mA"M o a m M 11 BASEBALL Atlanta Braves at Pitts- VArIABLE PASdE ClPOF NGS IL CHANGE ,_rghPirates (Live) Helps reduce s , bottoming sioe ;wya Includes up to 5 quarts and iod w rider Kendall 10OW30 May 14 SSizes to lit most domestic cars withmulti weight i 'rI 17 ,-irrrrL _T, 'Trp~s flI 2h32T coilRear springappl suspensionan onlys t front car'sHelps valuable protect your " _.... ,: ..- -- , EVENING pr it g scuo u r Dine Ou J jj ecilMother's Da 2noving mcn partsGEEA 6:00® 01DE ( NEWS a ~ HitI Retaura~t a ad ® NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT At Sihethers! STOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT ( BARNEY MILLER 16,' 0 HARDCASTLE AND MCC F,flIC C b I ,,/ir,. a /uw/ytr< A' optS 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR T i.rNr1...... ehrep... made tOna Sr vte.and deaersCostauthr.. Minimum SMOVIE *** "Seven Brides For Sev- i' 7: 'S5OOn SYA',TCREDITtn r rn e e feer ee hg a ny owned stores and 1 :r ".7" "'t.! .rtCl,c.2 b (CartieBI; h" hP Aea!crarl I ×ress or Diso I MSm(uait orou mnim r$ 0 hneof instant en Brothers" (1954) Howard Keel ,!nr rcdit Ger, 'al rir,,':er\,(e Stioreortces ar,,f rail. te s fl i (i )0y n ( dit termsrnay vary at '' { mn e'r:i ep, f;tn ltdealt r s s avingefte Genert l 0lgr sere f oe r s o rt c rs. manyimport cars Powell. S UiDAY dt d uIIt r er u,,u$1mte n u on n Jsp ) SPORTSCENTER MO THER'S 1 l a e tA 'S..R (MMMOVIE **a "The Last Run" (1971) ~jar 7DAY BU.FFIKT George C. Scott, Tony Musante. t'-~ N YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI- WEDDINGS.AND.BAN-IQU.T...... ,EENFINEST'. DINING SION The kids test the strategies of supply ". E ST. 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bolt of lightning brings an experimental J AUSTIN CITY LIMITS the comouter industry. In stereo. PG'- oaion for the mayoral office he has held .j.J ,, % robot designed for defense use to life, Q GUNSMOKE STHE HITCHHIKER for years. complete with an insatiable appetite for ® BEST OF THE NATIONAL GEO- 9:00 8 0 HUNTER D NFL FILMS PRESENTS Profiled: Bud- knowledge. In stereo. 'PG' c GRAPHIC SPECIALS "Wind Raiders of ( ® SPENSER: FOR HIRE dy Ryan. (R) 2 DayP SpecialsillEMother's CREST the Sahara" Gen. Jean du Boucher leads J NEWS N) MAD MOVIES WITH THE L.A. CON- 9:00Q j FALCON o SNATURE an international team in a 1,500-mile trip D WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY NECTION S 8Haircutx*4 Shampoo/Style ,oo , OF MIND 3 CROOK AND CHASE across the Sahara in land yachts. Host: 0 COUNTRY KITCHEN D ANOTHER STATE SCONSPIRACY: THE TRIAL OF THE 10:15 STAR SEARCH ) ) © MOVIE ** "Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Mike Farrell. Narrator: Leslie Nielsen. E(Reg. $800 (Reg. 10000 Is Calling" (1986) Richard Pryor, Debbie SMOVIE ***1/2 "Dead End" (1937) CHICAGO 8 A docudrama based on tran- 10:30 0Q SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 00 the hearing of eight anti-Viet- Ear Piercing*4 Allen. As doctors attempt to save his life Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea. Teen-agers in scripts from (0 MOVIE ***1/2 "Doctor Zhivago" Permsm2000 nam War activists who were tried for incit- (1965) Omar Sharif, Geraldine Chaplin. after a drug-related accident, a nightclub an East River slum fight to overcome their (Rensv)MoiStO g. Jo / er~g. u)0y comedian's alter ego travels back through environment and the influence of a former ing riots in Chicago during the 1968 ( SOLID GOLD the years to discover what led him to this neigborhood kid turned fugitive criminal. Democratic Convention. Includes inter- (B MOVIE * "My Bloody Valentine" (Effective only for.ad Lori Hallier. point. In stereo. 'R'q 0 GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE BACK- views with actual participants Abbie Hoff- (1981) Paul Kelman, - a other wvices mg.pACe) 0 I SPY STAGE man, Jerry Rubin and Tom Hayden; star- M MOVIE * *1/2 "Continental Divide" ring Peter Boyle, Robert Carradine and Belushi, Prices effective May 4 thru Mother's Day [S BOXING Evander Holyfield (14-0, 10 © MOVIE *** "The Gig" (1985) (1981) John Blair Brown. KOs) vs. Rickey Parkey (18-4, 11 KOs) in a Wayne Rogers, Cleavon Little. An amateur Elliott Gould. In stereo. Q J MOVIE *** "Run Silent, Run Deep" ® PAUL SIMON'S GRACELAND: THE (1958) Clark Gable, Burt Lancaster. THE VILLAGE BEAUTY SHOP junior heavyweight unification title bout, Dixieland jazz band's enthusiasm over a "Your Professional FamilySalon AFRICAN CONCERT Taped before a live 1 NIGHT TRACKS from Las Vegas. (Live) two-week engagement at a Catskills re- 336-3686 sort is tempered by conflicts with their audience in Harare, Zimbabwe, Paul SLOOK AT ME NOW 9:30 @ NIGHT TRACKS: POWER PLAY Located Inside The Village minMotel On FL Wood Spur Simon is joined by twenty-four black musi- THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC 3 Q VIDEOCOUNTRY newest member and the hotel's owner. ® HOURS: Mon.SL 9 amip.un ExceptWcd. 9 a.m.-7:0 p.m. cians (including self-imposed South Afri- OSPORTSCENTER SATURDAY 9:40 (] DTV ® MOVIE ** "Poltergeist II" (1986) Walk-Ins or. can exiles Hugh Masekela and Miriam Welcomed Phone for Appointment 10:00 0 O ) ( ) E ] NEWS Craig T. Nelson, JoBeth Williams. A year [7 MONKEES J PROFILES OF NATURE after vengeful ghosts drove them out of Makeba) for a musical performance ( MOVIE ** "Hot Moves" (1984) Mi- LI STHREE'S COMPANY their home, the Freeling family experienc- featuring hits from his Grammy Award- chael Zorek, Adam Silbar. SHARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK es renewed attacks by otherworldly winning Album of the Year "Graceland." W MOVIE **1/2 "Berserk" (1968) Joan Q YOU CAN BE A STAR forces. 'PG-13' In stereo. Crawford, Ty Hardin. SADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HAR- S DONNA REED 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 10:45 ©) MOVIE * W "Pray For Death" RIET 1 MOVIE ** "Fire With Fire" (1986) 9:30 ( WILD AMERICA (1985) Sho Kosugi, Donna Kai Benz. 17 NIGHT TRACKS: CHARTBUSTERS 11:00 QI WHEN WILL THE DYING STOP? ( MOVIE *1/2 "Heated Vengeance" Craig Sheffer, Virginia Madsen. The ro- (1984) Richard Hatch, Ron Max. A Viet- mance developing between a probation 0 COUNTRYCLIPS 0 GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE BACK- nam vet is confronted by a soldier he once camp inmate and a Catholic girls school ® LOCATION - ANNE OF AVONLEA: STAGE RESERVE court-martialed when he heads overseas student takes a desperate turn when their THE CONTINUING STORY OF ANNE OF ® WRESTLING to find the woman he left behind. 'R' forbidden relationship is discovered. 'PG- GREEN GABLES A behind-the-scenes C MOVIE *1/2 "Band Of The Hand" c) ROUTE 66 13' look at the making of the exclusive min- (1986) Stephen Lang, Michael Carmine. iseries featuring interviews with cast and ( TURKEY TELEVISION ® NIGHT FLIGHT D MOVIE *1/2 "Night Of The Living Dead" (1968) Judith O'Dea, Duane Jones. crew members. 11:15 0 MOVIE ** * "Saturday Night Fe- A radiation leak creates a race of canni- Q AUTO RACING FILM Highlights of the ver" (1977) John Travolta, Karen Gorney. es Res balistic zombies. 1980 Indianapolis 500. (R) 11:30 (f ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Saturday WNEWS ® MOVIE *** "48 HRS." (1982) Nick I NIGHT TRACKS 7:30 8 0 SWEET SURRENDER Nolte, Eddie Murphy. An unorthodox po- 1 GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE FOR 0 GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE lice detective teams with a temporarily re- ® MOVIE *** "Insignificance" (1985) 0 May 16 ® MISTER ED leased convict to find two fugitive murder- Michael Emil, Theresa Russell. ®) HOUSE CALLS ers.R' 11:35 E NIGHT FLIGHT MOTHER'S DAY 7:40 OD DTV D) ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 12:00 ® PUTTIN' ON THE HITS EVENING 8:00 0 GOLDEN GIRLS 10:00 0Q E (]D )E NEWS 0GUNS OF WILL SONNETT ALL YOU CARE TO EAT BUFFET J OHARA (} ABC NEWS 4 SVICTORY 6:00 0 0 NEWS 0 ® MOVIE *** "Alice In Wonderland" ) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Q MOVIE *1/2 "Arizona Kid" (1939) Roy (E HEE HAW (1933) Charlotte Henry, Richard Arlen. ® BENNY HILL Rogers, Dale Evans. GEOGRAPHIC The giant FRIED CHICKEN GREEN BEANS NATIONAL Based on the story by Lewis Carroll. A lit- I 'ALLO 'ALLO ® INDIANAPOLIS 500 TIME TRIALS panda is observed in the remote Wolong girl falls down a rabbit hole and finds 0 JOHN ANKERBERG Third day of trials, from Indianapolis. (R) Natural Reserve in China and in zoos tle BREADED SALAD BAR herself in a magical land. ®IMOVIE ***/2 "The Last Hurrah" DONNA REED SHRIMP around the world, and the historic interna- MOVIE *** "A Night In Casablan- (1958) Spencer Tracy, Jeffrey Hunter. An O MOVIE * "Demonoid" (1979) Saman- tional effort to help them in their fight for ® GRAVY ca" (1946) Marx Brothers, Lois Collier. Eastern political boss wages a final cam- tha Eggar, Stuart Whitman. BAKED HAM survival is examined. spies show up at a North African ho- NEW SOUTHERN COOKING Nazi tel, but they're not prepared for the pan- MASHED HOT ROLLS ! TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT POTATOES demonium a trio of zanies can cause -- at WHAT A COUNTRYI! J their expense. Atlanta Braves at Pitts- OJIwrortan~S s Q BASEBALL t NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC A Masai 11:00 TO 3:00 $495 ADUL T $2 o CHILD burgh Pirates (Live) SPROFESSIONAL NUMISMATIST as a ranger in Tanza- 1 CAMPBELLS warrior who serves nia's Serengeti National Park visits his 4COUNTRY KITCHEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 336-3399 tribal home where families still cling to an- EA SOUL SESSION: JAMES BROWN & cient traditions and rituals. FRIENDS From Detroit's Taboo Club, the BUSINESS I- 44 ST. ROBERT 0[] TOMMY HUNTER -Buying- -1 I Godfather of Soul performs with Aretha ei U. Franklin, Robert Palmer, Wilson Pickett PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION WITH Silver GARRISON KEILLOR coins prior to 1965; Silver dollars prior to and Billy Vera. Selections include "I Feel (1985) Tom Good" and "Do Right Woman." In stereo. ® MOVIE ** "Legend" 1936, & All U.S. Gold Coins 0000000000000000000000000000000000 Cruise, Mia Sara. In a land whose beauty MOVIE "The Dream Chasers" (1984) 0 is preserved by the innocence of those Harold Gould, Justin Dana. who live there, two young people become P.O. Box 641-Rolla, Mo 65401 (314)364-4611 SPORTSCENTER SATURDAY I entangled in the ongoing battle between ) YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI- ' 1other s the forces of good and evil. 'PG' SION p ® MOVIE ** "Sanders" (1964) Richard CRIPTIDE Todd, Marianne Koch. Upon arriving in a GET ACQUAINTED (WIIT'S A LIVING ILITARYLETS remote African village, a female physician 6:05 ® MOVIE ** "Brewster's Millions" RGflTALLTR MAY 10TH,1987f a, colleague is a (1985) Richard Pryor, John Candy. discovers that her new male jewel smuggler wanted by the law. . 6:308 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE *** "Seems Like Old Q GIMME A BREAKI ® MOVIE Times" (1980) Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase. ® COUNTRY EXPRESS EDBEN4SON A soft-hearted lawyer is torn between her BUILDINd NO,455 (314) 329-4844 ® THAT'S MY MAMA hopeless ex-husband-turned-bank robber [ AT THE MOVIES and her uptight present husband who is P.O. BOX 205 SBUTTERFLY ISLAND running for California attorney general. FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO. 65473 Q] THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC 8:30 ME AND MRS. C PORTRAIT OF AMERICA ® STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Philadel- S phia Flyers or New York Islanders vs. Que- © MOVIE **1/ "A View To A Kill" ° 1 1 Moore, Tanya Roberts. Brit- bec Nordiques or Montreal Canadiens. (1985) Roger Wales Conference Championship Game ish agent James Bond attempts to thwart Seven, if necessary. Starting time is tenta- an industrialist's plans to become czar of tive. (Live) CtAI)BAD NE WS BEARS (W)MAMA'S FAMILY 7:00 0 FACTS OF LIFE ED)ED MOVIE *** "Dallas: The Early Years" (1986) David Grant, Dale Midkiff. While making their fortunes in the Texas ROCKIN' REBATE oil fields of the 1930s, young Digger Right now, it's Rockin' Rebate time. And that means it's time to Barnes and Jock Ewing become bitter ri- come in and roll up big savings-$100 to $250+ on selected Honda vals for the love of Elle Southworth. (R)y CHEST, BED, AND NIGHTSTAND ED 4FJ STARMAN motorcycles. You can apply these savings to your down payment or get cash back from Honda-the choice is yours. But supplies are KING OR QUEEN - LIGHT OR DARK limited, so don't wait. COMPLETE WITH: SOLIDWOOD PEDESTAL, U-Drive School of Driving FRAME, HEADBOARD, MATTRESS, LINER, IHONDA i We teach driving FOLLOW THE LEADER HEATER, FILL KIT. $59900 to adults and teens Evenings- 417-532-6397 Lebanon COMPLETE BED STARTING AT $13900 MAIN GATE SHOPPING CENTER § Lebanon's Newest &Finest 3 LOCATIONS: SKATING RINK ST. ROBERT Thur. Bargain Night 7-9:30- $2.00 336-4057 Fri. and Sat. 7-11$3.75 SQUARE CAMDENTON Dbl. Sess. 1st Sess. 7-9:30 $2.75 314-346-5869 Sat. after 1 p.m.-Sun. after 2 p.rn, 351 W. Elm LEBANON Private Parties By Appointment I417-588-3669 BEST QUALITY SKATES FOR SALE SKYLINE HONDA-SUZUKI 100% FINANCING OR Small Birthday Parties Welcome FORT WOOD SPUR Enchanted Valley WAYNESVILLE, MO. 66583 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH INTERSKATE (314) 336-3632 Phone: 417-532-5701 Ext 130 + See your dealer for details. Offers ends September 30, 1987. E. 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You didn't decide to join the Army until you were well armed with information. If you're considering reenlisting, make sure you get all the facts you need from an Army Career Counselor. Once you know about all of the options, bene- fits and bonuses for which you are eligible, you'll have all the information you'll need to make the right decision about HEREIS YOUR CHANCE!!ii your future. Command Retention NCO SMG DENNIS J. BYRD TELEPHONE: 368-3144 You Can Now umn Your Classified BLDG 1902 Inservice Recruiter In The SMG PHILIPPE MICHAUD TELEPHONE: 368-3144 BLDG 1902 Inservice Recruiter MSG CURTIS HUTCHERSON TELEPHONE: 368-3144 wool, BLDG 1902 Operations Sergeant MSG JERRY FERRELL TELEPHONE: 368-3144 BLDG 1902 1st Training Support Brigade SFC BILLY HARTLEY TELEPHONE: 368-3144 BLDG 1902 HQ Command, 3rd BT BDE Your ad will reach every home on Fort Leonard SFC GARY McALPHIN TELEPHONE: 368-3144 BLDG 1902 of "Guidon's" Wood with a distribution 7000 5th Engineer Battalion every week SSG WILLIAM GARDNER TELEPHONE 368-3144 BLDG 1902 MP's, REC BN, 2nd TNG BDE SFC WILLIAM LEATH 15 Words TELEPHONE: 368-3144 .00 BLDG 1902 ONLY Plus 10" for each additional 4th Training Brigade word over 15 Words SFC ROGER HAYENGA TELEPHONE: 368-3144 BLDG 1902 USE THIS CONVENIENT FCD SSG JACK AIRAGHI TELEPHONE: 368-3144 Payment and signature must accompanyad BLDG 1902

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