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The annual fund raising luncheon takes place April 9. For the story and . photosSe p fromgeK Blast year, See page 1B.. ... Volume 1 Number 12 Published in the interest of the personnel at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri Thursday, March 25, 1999 iLlill^l~~ll^--~I~s~-~^~-~ -II-LI-YIIL*YI*-WYIYLIIIIXLIILIIIII~YL Warfighters 11 11-11 - ----I I~----LI~~----LL-~_I-illlp--l Blood drive Friday The American Red Cross will conduct a blood drive Fri- gather here day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the chaplain's office in Building for annual 315.
Baseball team seeks players, coaches The Fort Leonard Wood Mountaineers Traveling Base- conference ball Team will be registering players ages 15 and under at ® MPs to get first look at the Pippin Youth Center from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday and Maneuver Support Center Sunday, and again April 10- 11. Cost of registration is $18. By Spe. Kim Brown The team visits towns in GUIDON Staff the area to play other teams in its league, as well as playing The fifth annual Military Police some games here at Fort Warfighter Symposium will be held here Leonard Wood. March 30 through April 1. Senior leaders The single team can ac- from all over the globe will converge at cept only the first 14 players Fort Leonard Wood to discuss the future of because alackof coaches. Any- the Military Police Corps. This is the first time the installation one who wants to be a coach will host the annual event. In the past, the should contact Staff Sgt. Troy Miller at 596-0131, ext. 3- symposium was held at Fort McClellan, 7223, or at 329-4919 after 5 Ala., the previous home of the MP Corps. Fort McClellan p.m. will close its gates for good Sept. 30. The MP and Chemical Schools that once called the Alabama post April children's fair Photo by MasterSgt. Vike Alley needs donations home are moving here. "We felt this was the perfect opportu- It's time again for the Child nity to showcase the new home of the MP and Youth Services "Month of Corps. We'll be showing off our new facili- Around about the Military Child" annual ties in the hopes of getting the idea into Tyler Johnson displays the roller coaster that was contestants at the fair Thurs- fun fair. The event will be held joined by about 80 other everybody's mind that this is the new home his entry in the Wood Middle School science fair last day. There were entries in physical, biological and April 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at of the MP Corps," said Lt. Col. Rod week. As illustrated by the car speeding up the loop at earth sciences. the Child Development Cen- centripetal people attended the open house at the ter. Johnson, commander of the 14th Military left, the entry demonstrated the effects of About 100 Police Brigade (Provisional). force. school in conjunction with the science fair, an annual Organizers need donations This year's symposium expects to draw Johnson is a seventh grader at the school. He was springtime event. of supplies to make hats. Paper more than 150 attendees. Among those grocer bags, newspapers, rib- g(a~l~nmnsslsr..rrrao~.8aas~* iarwa~dM~ invited to attend are 12 general officers bons and bows, yarn, feathers, and their spouses. The guest speaker at artificial flowers, scraps of fab- Wednesday night's banquest will be Brig. Corps is headed, said Johnson. In addition to the normal agenda, this will be the MP village. They will be seeing icad buttons are some of the Gen. Donald Ryder, commandant The Essavons lul' will house the bulk year's attendees will tour the new facilities the new state of the art training center far materials needed. Donations of the recently constructed here. the first time. should be delivered to the CDC, MP School. of the activities in its main ballroom. The Those in attendance will share ideas, attendees will also participate in break out "We'll be taking the guests out and "We are convinced that they will all Building 615, or the Family review the latest information on doctrine sessions, discussing current and future con- conducting tours so they can see first hand come away impressed," said Maj. Alan Child Care office in Room 1111 and discuss the direction in which the MP cerns, said Johnson. the new facilities, the highlight of which Thompson, brigade executive officer. of the Soldier Service Center, Building 470 by April 9. Last year more than 1,200 people, including some 500 children, took part in the fes- Quarters to be named for Ike Ske t- tivities, so organizers hope to vated Red Cross building - the new of the things that Cons.. m receive plenty of donations. U Former Red Cross distinguished visitors quarters - after Skelton has done to support this i For more information, call building renovated for Congressman Ike Skelton. stallation, to support the military Esther Englehorn at 596-0185. Post officials decided last year to general, there's really not an ins distinguished visitors name the building after the congress- vidual out there more desecrvi Big Piney Road closed man, a longtime champion of military some sort of recognition to early morning PT By Anne Marriott Stroud issues. Approval for the facility dedi- He added that this is ict Big Piney Road, (Fort GUIDON Staff cation came through last week, thing to name a facility after him as Leonard Wood Highway 15) officials said. dedicate it in his honor, as a grey has been closed to all soldiers Fort Leonard Wood will honor "I can't think of a better friend for friend of this installation - performing physical training one of its staunchest supporters next Fort Leonard Wood," said Col. Larry present and continuing." from 4 to 7 a.m. The closure month by naming the recently reno- Davis, chief of staff. "If you look at all The 4,100-square-foot build comes as a result of several near which used to house the local chaptr misses involving soldiers per- of the American Red Cross, includes forming PT and ammunition two suites, a kitchen, dining roon, trucks on the road during early lobby, small conference area and mn,- morning hours of darkness. dia room for guests to use. Each suk's The trucks were going up then has two bedrooms --- one witha the wrong side of the road to king-sized bed and the other with a avoid troops, posing a danger queen-sized bed - that sit off a cen- to oncoming traffic as well as to tral living room. Both rooms have themselves private bathrooms for the guests stay- Signs detailing the hours ing at the DVQ. of closure have been ordered to Some of the amenities incluc, supplement signs already in maid service, televisions, microwaves. place, and will soon be in place. cookware, telephone service and even access to the Internet, said Jim Nunley, Pippin talent show chief of billeting for the Directorate Pippin Youth Center will of Public Works. The facility will als-, host its ninth annual talent show have a limited meal service, wit April 24 from 7-10 p.m. atBaker breakfast and the occasional lunc, Theatre. Registration to enter he said. the show is open to all youth. Photo by Anne Marriott Stroud The color scheme is very tradition. Deadline to enter is Wednes- Another worker fixes a leaking pipe in the basement of day. Age categories are: 6-8 A DPW worker puts down adhesive for parquet flooring in the dining room. See SKELTON. page 7A the old Red Cross building. years; 9-12 years; 13-15 years, and; 16-18 years. Group entries are limited to four people. For more infor- Task force seeks to reduce stress for unaccompanied families mation and to register, call reaching themn. There's no system in place been returned so far, the common thread 596-0209. stress in our lives can motivate us to ac- ® Questionnaires go out complish our goals, too much stress can be which tracks these families," Call said. seems to be issues concerning children. to target detrimental. At present there is a task force The survey's main objective is to iden- Without the other parent, there seems to be audience here on post whose aim is to help reduce stress tify the causes of stress in the lives of the little time for spouse who remains behind," By Spc. Kim Brown for families whose sponsors are away on target group. Once these factors are identi- said Alguire. GUIDON Staff unaccompanied tours. The Quality of Life fied, the task force will determine if there In addition to the survey, the task force Army news ...... 5A Council formed the task force, which is are resources in place that could assist these conducted two meetings aimed at discuss- Chapel ...... 2B Stress is not always a negative in our attempting to locate this special stratum of families. If these resources are not avail- ing the causes of stress and ways to reduce lives. For example, college students are Fort Leonard Wood's population. able, the task force will be looking at ways stress for the focus group. Once the infor- Dental news ...... 3B notorious for putting off major projects The task force has devised a survey to modify existing services, Call said. mation from these mediums is compiled, Medical news ...... 3B until the last possible moment, or cram- that was distributed to the target families Lt. Col. Hal A!guire, the director of the results will go to Maj. Gen. Robert Movies...... 8B ming for a final exam by trying to memorize here on post. The Directorate of Public public works who heads up the task force, Flowers, commanding general. That report a 12-pound textbook in one night. Ask Works provided a listing that identified explained. should be made in mid-April, followed by Pet of the week ... 6B them why they would put themselves approximately 60 unaccompanied fami- "We hope with some degree of cer- a report to the community. Sports ...... 4B through such agony and most likely you lies here, said Tammy Call, director of Army tainty that there are existing programs that For more information about the task would hear, "I just work better under pres- Community Services. we can refashion that will assist these fami- force, or to obtain a survey, call Lt. Col. What's up ...... 5B sure." "We are also looking for families who lies," he said. Hal Alguire at 596-0840 or Tammy Call at While it's true that some amount of live off post. We have had more trouble "In looking at the surveys that have 596- 0212. Section A Page 2 Guidon T'hursday, March 25, 1999 I I-' ~,~I---~-
What would improve your quality o life as a single soldier here? By Spc. KimBrown
Tsr;, Task force studies %a v: to reduce problems he size of the barracks I Capt. Michael Yankovich cm. Thle smrvecy also gives service mem- to improve roomns -- they're too small. And you cati hear everything 1st Engineer Brigade it 5 the olpjorttini ty to present some ideas how to mit igtate stress. After single through the walls, i.e. music A The 1at Engineer Brigade isheading service miembers fill out the questionnaire, and people talking. Law Enforcement Command up a task force that will study those use>c arc given the opportunity to take part things that create stress for sinogle in aceili tated small grotip discussion. The Spc. Rex White Sr. The Youth Quality of Life service members when they transition to Fort purpose of Headquarters Company, the discussion is to prioritize a Leonard Wood and while they live and work list ot st ressors that commonly apply to Council, spearheaded by the Law UISAEC & F LW at this post. We wii also make some etsin- ittiltipte single service mentbers and then inforcemnent Command, is seeking mendations on what the post can do to help t(o hasve a productive and creative discourse recommendations to better the quality of' iii life of Fort Leonard mitigate stress for single service imembeirs. on meltbuds to combat stress. Wood's youth. We formed a task force thtat included Many of' the units on post have already The council's purpose is to establish I,, programs and activities that case the 'K each of the major units and directorates on dis~tribted tile qtiestionnaire to a sampling post. The task foirce is chiried by the of thciri sinogle seirvice iieimber populations transition of youth to Fmrt L eonard CA brigade's executive officer. Maj. Derick a d held faci litated disctissions. The next Wood and to provide them with the Wolf. Other team members include:; [animiy step ti irthe task force is to take the data necessary daily stipport to improve their qtiality of life. Call of Army Community Services, Roger collected troll] individual tinits and analyze Olney of the Directorate of Morale, Wellare. it at the post level. Issues must meet thiree simple and Recreation, Capt. Matt Novak of the criteria. They mtust: be common aunong H aving someplace where Medical Department Activity, Gunneiy Sgt. Our next objective is to capture the the majority of youth; legitimately we could go besides bars. Jeffrey Wick of the Marine Corps Detach- things that create stiress in two prioritized lists jeopardize the physical or mental well- ment. Staff Sgt. Stacey Rice of the Air onle for the transitiont period when people being of our youth, and: be issues for Spc. Ben Albrecht Force Detachment, Petty Officer I1st Class are coming to Fort Leonard Wood and anothler which recommendations to ease them cannot violate any law or policy. C Company, Eric Dunken of the Navy Detachment. 1st or the period wheii single service members The council will compile the issues 577th Engineer Battalion Lt. Joseph Flissim from Law Enforceiment live and work at the post. We will write a and recommendations, validate them 'is Command, Spc. Leigh Ricks of the Dental patpet cointai ninig 5omel in-depth analysis of V. Activity, Staff Sgt. Richard Brown fronm the respondeints' given iinformlation. with otir youth to enstire their acctiracy, Libby NCO Academy, Pfc. Dwayine Smith Lastly, we will develop a prioritized list and prioritize them Ifor presentation to from the 43d Adj utant General IBattal ion, of' things thlat the post can do to help reduce the commanding general. If you have an i sstie or idea that yoti Sgt. Melinda Marth from I st Engineer stess for siilgle service members and prepare Brigade and Spc. Crystal Morse, president a briefing for the commanding general. would like to see addressed, contact I st Lt. Ronaldo Abagatnan at 753 or of the post's Better Opportunities for It you wotuld like to fill out a survey or 596-1 Single Soldiers program. if' yoti have some1 ideas that you would like by e-mail to abagatnrfiixvtod.army.mil. The single service member task force to cointribute to otir sttidy, please contact Please include the issue, the scope of the developed a survey and method to colfect Maj. Derick Wolf or Capt. Michael problem and the recommendation to fix data. The survey is extremely open-eitded. Yankovich at 596-0224. the problem. Recommendations should Extend the hours otthe gymo. he submitted no later than Thursday. The television in the day allowing single service members to express You caii also talk to the unit represen- room does not work. And we in detail those things that create stress iii ,ai'-c,;i 1st ed above. need more college classes here.
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Cpl. Michael Smith Marine Detachment i:::, Prestn history Test Military we"1. hnorial still growing yourself By Staff Sgt. Alicia Borlik 1991. behavioral specialist and DoD Test your knowledge of American Forces Press Service I ly it.atic >1,/\lecrican consultant will present a seminar famous U.S. women. arth rouigh May titled "Meeting the Leadership T he stories of nearly .J Ethnic heritage months. Challenge of Equal Opportunity QUEdST I(ONS: 300,000 service women arc .JA[he Woin'~s Memorial in the 21st Century." Call toil- 1.Which mother led a 125- preserved in computerized dedication, (onl clsplax tandl'b tree (800) 222-2294 or (703) mile march of child workers registry of the Women in lt ! 5 33- 11 55 for more information or from Pennsylvania to President hi oineri I Ientc'r itise newspaper i natoie ulcto Military Service to America J The 25th anniv5ersairy of re serv ati ons. Teddy Rooisevelt's vacation Memorial at Arlington National wonin i thce service chaplains Some major coming events home in L ong Island? ofcaviws of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Depatrtment of Cemetery. corps. on di splay indefinitely. in clutde: 2. One of the Union's most D eflen se, D e partnment of the A rmy or the U.S. Army Engineer Center and Fort Leona rdWood. It is published weekly u sing photro-offset reprotduntio Though considerable, that Thle fou ndattion is prepaning a D A May discussion program import ant spies and scoiuts in Ky tie PubhichAlflairs Office, 203 Illinois Avenne, STE 8, Foirt Leonard Wood, number is a mere 15 percent of new p~erilanenlt exhlibit on ser vice with Tom Brokaw, NBC news the Civil War was a black on.c654-5000.)1 the 2 million women eligible for womnii of the Korean War eia. to correspondent and author of "The woman. Can you name her? I sert [lng adv erised in thins pnhlircatiori shall he tmade avatlable for iinclusion in the registry, the heart debtit in Jltne 200(1. ('tiraiors are Greatest Generation." 3. Before the I1960s, U.S. farm puirchase, ose, or patironage withonut regard to race, clor, religion, sex, national origin, age, mari tal siatius, phyissiealI handicap, poilitical affiliation, or any other of the memorial. Officials of the looking f'or donat ins of Korean [J Memorial Day program. workers were not paid even nmnneiiiiflitoItof the purcrhasetr, useir, or pa trim. If a violation or rejection of Women in Military Service to War artifacts such as unitforms. Q One-man art exhibit with the minimum wage and had this egnal oppot itnils policy Ky an adsvettiser is confirmed, the printer shall America Memorial Foundation docunments. letters home, newspa- Antonio Perez Malero in June. no influential representa- refuse t pinti adsvetiusing f rom timat source uintilI the vitilation is correrted. are trying to reach the remaining per and ria a.'ai ne articles. j In June, the memorial will tives. What part did Dorothy iaI cotet Iof the Gouidon is prepa red, edited, prosvidtied and All eidi iti 85 percent so they can be in- instrutiton mlanutal s, recru iteint present the annual Margaret Huerta play in this sittiation? a pproveid bK lie IFoirt Ieonamrd IWoiIodtul it Affalis Offitce.Guiniiiis prtitnted hs Lehation Itiihitg Coimpainy, a privisate firm in no way cotinected with the cluded and help preserve the and inlformlationl brochurIes, and Chase Smith Leadership Award ANWRSsxvz: D~epartiiint oi the Aims , onder texclusive written contr act with Fort ILeonar d history of wonmen in the military. photographs. They're atlso ceremony and program. 1Labor organ izer Mary Woiid. I il on ti liishing Cotmpany s respoinsible ftorcommnercialadlvertisinsg. Women who served in any collecting veterans' oral histor ies. 13 Women's health seminars Harris "Mother' Jones led lIieit, an ie Iitadvertisting in this pubhic6.alion, incluoding inserts or service branch can register For more in fornmati on, call Juidy beginnsing tihis stimmer. that march in 1903. Her goal suippleimenit', ices not constitutti endorisement by the Department of the Army thenmselves or be registered by a Bellalaire at (7C3) 533-1 Q Reshowiitg in July of the was to bring the ev ils of child or IelmacoonIPoublish in:gC(tot patsof the prodclt s or services atdvertised. 155. family mentber or friend by Weekly programts aind documentary "To Serve My labor to the attention of the (Luidon ptubI lited tv: calling 1-800-472-5883. semri oars aire sclhedu lerd at the Country, To Service My Race." president and the press. Editor: Since June 1998, the founda- mlemloria~l troughout Marchl. the story of African-American 2. H-arriet Ttibman, who also Rick Buonk tion opened several new exhibits Womn's (HistoryMonth. Or women of World War 11. helped more than 300 pleople IPoSi si dWe'eklys I hotda Guidon staff: at the memorial, said foundation Matrch 23, the fotindation is U An Oct. 18 ceremony will escape slav ery via the Cir ittul.uI i - 8,800u Spc. Kim Brosvn spokeswoman Jennifer Finstein. sponsorinrg Lan Llappeatrance by mark the anniversary of the Underground Railroad. ( oii oandiug (L;enerit: Jason Ilaldwitn The displays coimmuemorate: Lauth l oirnauict Betty Fri edan, memorial dedicatiton. 3. She cofounded the United Ann Mutiarr iotttrtott J The 50th anniversary of whlo will talk about the feminist U Veterans Day program. Farmi Workers tinion in I1962, Public Affamirs Officer: it. Coul. ti nnRegt the Women's Armed Services miovement,. the changi ng roles osf The Women in Military serving as vice president. Integration Act, on display w5omten anud the umpact of military Service to America Memorial chief lobbyist, negotiator and through 1999. syoIn 1Oil le 'p he nomnia. Foundation Web site is speaker to; two decades.
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Fort Leonard Wood Tax Center from their Roth IRAs on their tax return. Remember, no deduction but it grows tax-free. any taxpayers wisely invest in individual Rolling over a traditional IRA into a Roth IRA retirement accounts, or IRAs. With the is not as easy. This transaction must be reported on passage of the 1997 Taxpayer Relief Act the taxpayer's tax return on Form 8606. and its subsequent 1998 implementation, taxpayers Technically, the rollover is a distribution from have more options than ever when saving for the one IRA and a contribution to another. Therefore, future. the taxpayer will receive a 1099R from the financial The most popular option is the Roth IRA. The institution. As long as the taxpayer reinvests the Roth IRA is similar to a traditional IRA in that both distribution within 60 days into another IRA, the 10 are intended as personal savings tools and both offer percent early withdrawal penalty will not be as- tax relief. Most taxpayers may invest up to $2,000 a sessed. Most taxpayers will never even see the year into either IRA. Contributions to a Roth IRA distribution because it will all be handled by the though are limited to taxpayers with a modified same financial institution or between the financial adjusted gross income, or AGI, of less than institutions themselves. $160,000 if married filing jointly or less than $110,000 if filing single, head of household, or For the most part it is a paper transaction. married filing jointly (if the spouses did not live The 1099R is a record of the transaction. The 1099R together). If a married couple chooses to file will show exactly how much was rolled over. How Striker Gets Fit and Makes New Friends separately and they did live together during the much of that amount is taxable depends on whether year, the taxpayer's AGI must be less than $10,000. or not the taxpayer deducted any IRA contributions at Davidson Fitness Center The main difference between the traditional IRA on previous years' income tax returns or made any and a Roth IRA are the tax consequences. Annual 1998 traditional IRA contributions before rolling Where Will He Be Next? Keeping Reading the Guidon to Find Out! contributions to a traditional IRA can be tax over to the Roth. The taxpayer will have to pay deductible depending on whether the taxpayer is taxes on any amount that he or she deducted on covered by a retirement plan at work and the previous returns and on any growth. That is because taxpayer's AGI. Annual contributions to a Roth IRA taxes have not been paid on those amounts yet are never deductible. (remember, tax deferment, not tax relief). When you withdraw funds from a traditional Also, amounts contributed in 1998 to a tradi- MWR Awards Tickets to Masters olf Tournament IRA you must pay taxes on the amounts you tional IRA before the rollover should be accounted 1LT Brian Taylor Draws aWinner! (Roger Olney, Chief, Community Recreation Division, DMWR, presents the prize) previously deducted from your taxable income and for on the Form 8606 so that the taxpayer does not on any growth (thus a traditional IRA is more akin pay taxes twice on the same dollar. I LT Taylor and one other to a tax deferment than true tax relief). Qualified It is easy to imagine taxpayers with large lucky soldier each won an withdrawals from a Roth IRA are not taxable. In amounts in their traditional IRAs who may have a admission badge to the other words, the Roth IRA grows tax-free. hefty tax bill when rolling over to a Roth. To ease This tax-free growth is why many taxpayers this burden, taxpayers have the option of spreading Masters in a random are opening Roth IRAs or converting or "rolling the tax burden over four years if the rollover was S .drawing. /7 over" their traditional IRAs into Roth IRAs. For completed before January 1, 1999. If the taxpayer most military members, a Roth IRA makes better did not meet that deadline, all taxes are dclue in the sense than a traditional IRA. Consult with a finan- year the rollover was completed. cial advisor to determine which is best for your Due to the tax consequences of rolling over a particular situation. traditional IRA into a Roth IRA, the decision to do For taxpayers that opened Roth IRAs in 1998, so should be carefully considered. Taxpayers should there is nothing that needs to be reported on their consult with their financial institutions or advisors 1998 income taxes. Taxes must be paid on the before rolling over any IRAs. The Fort Leonard contributions. Likewise, taxpayers should not report Wood Legal Assistance Office can also provide any interest, dividends or capital gains distributions general financial and tax advice. Est~~~4"~~ Guidon Thursday, Marach 25, 1999 SectionSecio A Page 4 Guidon _ ~ _ _ .I- _ I_____1_1_1_Thursday, March~------25,1999~_-I
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By 1st lit. Kevin Wissel Special to GUIDON The 35th Engineer Brigade, a Missouri Ariiy National Guard unit with headquarters at Fort Leonard Wood, is gearing up for the coming construction months as it continues to spearhead Operation Alaskaii Road. This seven-year project, iiow ini its second year, consists of the constructioii of 14.5 miles of iiouiitain and coastal roadway on Annette Islanid ini southeastern Alaska. The purpose of the road is to increase the accessi- bility to Ketchikan. Alaska, for the island population cenitei in Metlakatla on the southwest cornier of the island. The Alaska Department of Transportation operates ferries that now can only make weekly runs otut to Metlakatla because of the stormy stretch of water they iiust cross. With the ncw road liiikiiig Metlakatla to the island's northerii tip at Walden Point, the ferry will be able to cross a narrow aiidirelati vely calm sectioni of ocean. The nilitaiy will coiiplete a two-lane gravel road to the standard of a supply route. After the military completes its portion, the state and comimu- iiity will comiplete the coiistruction w~ith pavinig, guard rails and signs. The project is led by Navy Capt. Doug Barber, the joint force eiigineer compoiieiit comniander, aiid "; k ', includes secmien and women from the Army, Navy, ''' a 3 . Force aiid Mar ines. :: x . ~Air L .. . f .' >,4- Historically, the Department of Defense has Alaska Command photos performed infrhastructure work in developing counitries. A survey team inspects Hemlock Bay, future site of the joint task force maintenance facility. However, iio legislation existed to authorize similar work in Aiiirica. In 1993, Congress established the .. r Civil-Military Cooperative Action Prograni, allowiiig .;~~~~~~i -:::: :~:~ ,~ military foirces to conduct mission essential task training and at the same time benchfit the states with the end results of" their trainig. Thie prograni, called '"innovative readiness training." or IRT, allow5 s units such as the 203rd 5 Engineer Battalion from the Missouri National Guard. A,,, to do thiei r animal trainiiig on a real world deploymeiit, without breaking their budget. Units are required to contribute normal trainiiig dollars. For example, the 203rd would be responsible for paying its soldiers, the cost of gettiiig to the airport aiid the cost of meals. Federal funds would then be available for costs over a; and above trainiiig' expenses. such as paying to fly the <--5,. soldiers to Alaska.
Operation Alaskan Road also allows units to integrate with their sister services. Throughout the year, the 35th Engineer Brigade maintains aii IRT-fuiided joiiit task force staff to conduct the I'' plaiining phase in the wiiiter months. The staff last month conipleted its final planning confereiice here at Fort Leomiard Wood, with members from all the +_-~ Alaska Command's 'Road and dive team conduct a rotational uiiits who will be participating. Warrior' beach survey.
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enornious amounts of rock be blasted from the emts in the iioumtains. This rock must then be crushed and to the fill sites. The work is dangemrous, but transported i;: safety is stressed by everyoiie froii the top dowii. As the task force commander says, safe training is the first priority. "Our iiission is to first train the soldiers safely, and then to complete the road," said Barber. The first 2,500 meters of road was brought to the 50 perceiit conipletion poiiit at the end of last year. Ramp construction at Annette Bay. This year, the JTF hopes to finish this first section and complete another 2,000 meters of roadway. A Native American lodge at Totem Bright Park, Ketchikan. National nuard soIdier returns to familiar German training ae By Master Sgt. Bob Haskell HeI is part of the 109th Engineer Group's four-man lutely necessary, and a few hours sleep in a different But other concerns have filled Chad Whittecar' s Army News Service intelligcence section responsible for plotting friendly place most nights defined two of his final years in the life and led him back to his native South Dakota. and enemy forces during the V Corp's mid-March Army- with the 1st Armor Division and the 3rd He and wife Kern have been married for five years. Chad Whittecar doesn't know if he can computer siuae riigeercise Urgent Victory. Infantry Division. They have a 2-year-old daughter and another baby due hiaiidle living ini the lap of luxury ini Germniy, A\bout 1 ,0010 Gtuard troops, including 55 from the "This is not what I'm used to," sighed Whittecar in June. Whittecar wants a degree in civil engineering but lie's trying to make the best of it. South Dakota engineer outfit, are taking part in the on March's second Thursday, his tongue in cheek, and is in his second year at the South Dakota School of The engineer specialist in the South Dakota Armny 4,000-soldier exercise. The South Dakota troops are "but I guess a guy can get used to these comforts." Mines and Technology. Natioiial Guard, who lives, works and studies in Rapid the only ones living off in the woods. Most others are The woods that shelter a village of eight heated He has poured lots of cement as a construction tents were still clamp and chilled as the niorning worker to get a feel for his new profession. He has City, this March has returned to the German woods living antd working in concrete buildings at Camnp near the eastern city of Grafenwoelir, close by the Aachen. [)ining halls, hot showers, flush toilets, the matuied toward the noon hour. At 29, Whittecar has joined the National Guard to remain active in his first ,Czecli Republic bordei. post exchange and laundry are short walks away. maintained the lean look and the talk of a veteran one as well as to nail down a military retirement. He riHe left as an active Army soldier in 1995. li-I has 'The last time Whittecar was there, lie was a field soldier and Gulf War veteran who still longs for his has also taken his training to South Dakota's Custer returiied as a National Guard soldier four years later. artillery soldiei in the active Army who trained for a salad clays. Boot Camp where he is a new drill instructor for This time lie is living ini a troop tent for a couple month 01 two at a time in the woods on 90-square-mile "1got out in '95, after eight years, and I missed the juvenile offenders. of weeks, sleepiiig on aii Armay cot, eating a couple of "Graff" and who got along wvithout those rudinientary Army immediately." he explained. "I missed mry For a couple of weeks in March, however, Chad liot nieals a clay and getting regular rides to showers on coinforts of home. friends. You get closer to people in the military than the U.S. Army's Grafenwoelir Training Area. Meals Ready to Eat, sponge baths when abso- you do anywhere else." See GERMANY, page 7A Thursday, March 25, 1999 Guidon Section A Page 5
"111~ Revised Army leadership manual due out this summer
By Janet Wray because we use a lot of vignettes." ship. "(FM 22-100) cross refer- and policy for the entire Army. Army News Service But, Smidt said, the previous ver- ences other manuals, so you can Craig and Smidt agree the sion had a litany of principles see how this rmanual fits into the manual is descriptive rather than "It's received overwhelming and factors of leadership, compe- constellation of Army publica- prescriptive - it doesn't tell lead- acceptance," said Lt. Col. Donald tencies, fundamentals, etc. tions," Craig said. ers how to lead, but provides a Craig, "especially among NCOs "Altogether they added Lip to 45 And, "it's a total Army manual means for leaders to assess and both at the senior and juntior 1ev- or 48 things. It wasn't clear what to include civilians," Smidt develop themselves, their people, els." Craig is one of the authors of was most important." added. "Iln the past there's been a teams and organizations. the 1999 version of FM 22-100, And, Craig added, they perception that Army leadership Craig said the manual's ap- Army Leadership. He, along with weren't connected, "they were was focused solely on combat pendices are especially useful to Lt. Col. Jonathan Smidt. has been just lists." leaders to the exclusion of every- this end. Appendix B, for in- working on the manual's revision Now there's a framework for one else," he said. "What comes stance, lists indicators for leaders for the past nine months. The revi- leadership aspects. The familiar out hoeie is that what we expect of to use to assess themselves and sion itself started three years ago. "Be," "Know," and "Do," - as- leaders ultimately in combat is others. "This appendix gives The revised manual will be pects common to all Army leaders, not so different from what we leaders an idea of what they ought available digitally and in paper are still in there along with at- expect from any leader day-to- to be able to do," he said. "It and copy in June. The 1999 version tributes, skills and actions. All of day." Appendix C can assist in devel- replaces the 1990 version. and which are embodied in a figure in The revision of FM 22-100 oping a leadership development consolidates four leadership and the beginning of the manual. discusses leadership at all levels program." soldier development field manu- "The top of the figure shows of the Army. Appendix C, The Leadership als and one Department of Army the four categories of things lead- "We talk about three levels Development Review and Devel- pamphlet on executive leadership. ers must be, know and do. The of leadership- direct, organiza- opmental Counseling, is Although the familiar "Be, bottom of the figure lists dimen- tional and strategic," Craig said. particularly useful because it pro- "Know ," and "Do," aspects of lead- sions of Army leadership, grouped The authors explained direct vides a means to make leaders ership of the 1990 version are still tinder these four categories. The leadership is where most leaders more effective. The appendix in- included, the revised manual pro- dimensions consist of the seven function "eyeball to eyeball." cludes a new developmental vides an easy to understand Army values and sixteen subcat- Organizational leadership is fo- counseling form (DA Form 4856). framework built on Army values; egories under attributes, skills coised at the brigade and higher "The appendix on counsel- places more emphasis on the total and actions," Smidt said. levels; and strategic leadership ing can't be oversold. That is Army, to include civilians; takes He noted values are at the encompasses the highest level probably the most widely used cultural diversity into consider- core of everything soldiers do. where our nation's leaders func- part of the manual - a leader can ation; and includes leadership at "So this document is built on tion. compare the doctrine to who the all levels. Army values - we say that Army Although the manual is par- leader is and can be," Craig said. The two authors said the revi- values plus leader attributes titioned into these levels, the The authors emphasize they Fort McClellan News photo sion has had a lot of staffing. equals the character of a leader." information is useful to leaders at haven't discarded the informa- "We've staffed it with NCOs Craig added, "Values are the any level. For instance, a captain tion contained in previous and civilians; we've had focus start of it all... unless you have a or first sergeant might want to leadership manuals. groups with warrant officers, field solid values foundation, every- take a look at the chapter on or- "The information is still in Smyser, grade officers, many general of- thing else could possibly be ganizational leadership to get an there, but it's integrated as op- Sgt. Walter Military Police Basic NCO Course 4-99, secures the hands of John Clifton, part of the ficers- active, retired and reserve corrupted." idea of what's involved at that posed to disparate lists," Smidt Sgt. train- - so the Army has had a good look Buot having a framework isn't level and "get an idea of what's said. 'enemy' forces, as he takes him prisoner during a ing at this. We've had overwhelming all that makes the manual differ- up ahead at those senior levels," "Although we don't have the exercise at Pelham Range at Fort McClellan, Ala. During the exercise, enemy troops took over a com- positive response from the field," ent. The 1999 version of FM Craig said. 11 principles of leadership listed, Craig said. 22-100 consolidates and By the same token, leaders at those principles still fit. For in- pound secured by students from the MP NCO Academy But what makes this rewrite supercedes doctrine found in four the organizational and strategic stance, 'Set the Example,' is one there. different from all its predecessors, field manuals and one pamphlet: levels spend some time function- of the principles - we say 'Set the which date hack to the first lead- the 1990 version of FM 22-100, ing at the direct leadership level. Example' about 78 times in this ership manual published in 1946? Military Leadership; FM 22-101, The authors are assigned to manual, so that principle is still tive response is that the Army is say Army,' you think 'Soldiers,' "The new leadership manual Leadership Counseling; FM 22- the Center for Army Leadership in there - it just fits into the over- all about leadership. "When you and that's what leadership is all is being revised for the first time 102. Soldier Team Development; at the U.S. Army Command and all framework," he explained. say 'Air Force,' the first thing about," they said. in almost a decade, the last ver- FM 22-103, Leadership and Com- General Staff College at Fort Craig and Smidt said they that comes to mind are F- 1 6s, (Wrayv is with the Fort sion came out in 1990," said mand at Senior Levels; and DA Leavenworth. The center is re- believe one of the reasons the when you say Navy,' you think Leao'enwortlh Public Affairs Of- Srnidt. 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On behalf of the entire Fort Leonard Wood community, I want to welcome Brig. Gen. Donald J. Ryder, commandant of the U.S. Army Military Police School, and his guests attending the MP Warfighter 'Military Police Symposium, to Fort Leonard Wood.
This is an exciting time to be at Fort Leonard Wood as we continue our evolutionary process to transition into the Army's Maneuver Sup- port Center for the total force. We look forward to the close association WARFIGHTER with the Military Police and Chemical Schools, and our commitment to SYMPOSIUM providing exceptional service to the field remains undaunted.
We wish you success with the Warfighter Symposium and hope that your stay is both professionally rewarding and enjoyable.
Robert B. lowers Major General, USA Commanding March 30-April 1, 1999 I~~ llsa~Pls$lllR~IEBIs~ P 911 ~1 ~--~e~,---d-ll auP-~ I MP School Symposium agenda COmmandant Tuesday 8a.m.-5 p.m. Registration Soldier Service Center (Building 470) 2 - 5 p.m. NCO issues (Command Sgt. Maj. Burleson) Essayons Club to speak here 7 - 9 p.m. No-host social Essayons Club Brig.Gen. Donald Ryder, deputy O NCO issues agenda commanding general of the 2 - 2:30 p.m. Opening remarks (Command Sgt. Maj. Burleson) Essayons Club Army's Chemical and Military Police Centers and Fort McClellan, Ala., 2:30 - 3 p.m. RSM update and commandant of the Military Police 3 - 3:30 p.m. MP branch brief (Master Sgt. Huron) School there, is scheduled to speak at the Warfighters Symposium banquet Wednes- 3:30 - 4 p.m. SGM/CSM branch brief (Sgt. Maj. Branch) day at the Engineers' Club. 4 - 4:20 p.m. NCOES issues (Command Sgt. Maj. Burleson) A native of Haverstraw, N.Y., Ryder 4:20 - 4:30 p.m. Break was commissioned in 1971 through the 4:30 - 5 p.m. Training Brigade update (Command Sgt. Maj. Ahlansberg) Army Reserve Officer Training Corps. He received a bachelor of science degree in 5 - 5:30 p.m. CINCOS issues (Sgt. Maj. Ross) education from Northeast Louisiana 5:30 - 5:50 p.m. Promotion board update (Sgt. Maj. Ross) University at Monroe, La., and a masters of science degree in management 5:50 - 6:15 p.m. Open discussion from Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Fla. His military schooling includes the Wednesday military police officer's basic and Administrative announcements advanced courses, Logistic Executive 7:30 - 7:45 a.m. (Lt. Col. Halasz) Essayons Club Development Course, the Command and 7:45 - 8 a.m. Opening remarks (Brig. Gen. Ryder) General Staff College and the Army War 8 - 8:45 a.m. CID update (Brig. Gen. Foley) College. 8:45 - 9:15 I/R update (Brig. Gen. Mennona) Some of Ryder's major duty assign- 9:15-9:45 , Reserve Component update (Col. Laich) ments include platoon leader, 501 st 9:45 - 10 a.m. Break Military Police Company, 1st Armored Division, Ansbach, Germany; com- 10 - 10:30 a.m. Force Structure update - Active Component (Mr. McCrea) mander, 463rd Military Police Com- 10:30 - 10:50 Force Structure update - pany, Fort Leonard Wood; S-4, 16th USAR/Reserve Component (Maj. Wood) Military Police Brigade, Fort Bragg, N.C; S-3, 503rd Military Police Battal- 10:50 - 11:20 a.m. Manning the force: FY 98-01 (Lt. Col. Smith) ion, Fort Bragg; corrections staff 11:20 - 11:50 a.m. Symposium photo officer, Headquarters, Training and 11:50 a.m. - 1 p.m. Working lunch (Buffet style) Essayons Club Doctrine Command, Fort Monroe, Va.; executive officer, deputy chief of staff Noon - 12:20 p.m. OP/EP management (Col. Killam/Master Sgt. Huron) for personnel, administration, and 12:20 - 12:30 p.m. Enlisted promotions (Lt. Col. Spain) logistics, Headquarters, TRADOC, Fort 12:30 - 12:55 p.m. Recruiting Command update (Col. Majauskas) Monroe; S-3, 18th Military Police Brigade, V Corps, Frankfurt, Germany; 12:55 - 1:15 p.m. Training Brigade update (Col. Della Jacono) deputy brigade commander, 18th 1:15- 2 p.m. DAMO-ODL policy inititatives (Lt. Col. Champagne) Military Police Brigade, V (US) Corps, 2- 2:15 p.m. USAMPS doctrinal update (Col. Cox) Frankfurt; commander, 93rd Military Police Battalion, V Corps, Frankfurt; 2:15 - 2:30 p.m. USAMPS DCD overview (Col. Davies) commander, 418th Base Support 2:30- 2:50 p.m. USDB briefing (Col. Lansing) Battalion, Frankfurt; commander, 14th Break Military Police Brigade, 21st Theater 2:50 - 3 p.m. Army Area Command, Mannheim, 3 - 3:20 p.m. FORSCOM update/Vehicle and weapons registration (Col. Hebert) Germany; secretary of the general staff 3:20 - 3:40 p.m. USAREUR force protection update (Col. Haynes) followed by executive officer to the commander in chief, U.S. Army Europe, 3:40 - 4 p.m. USMC MP topics and issues (Lt. Col. Street) and Seventh Army, Heidelberg, Ger- 4 - 4:20 p.m. USAF update (Lt. Col. Loughborough) many; and deputy commanding gen- 4:20 - 4:25 p.m. Daily recap (Col. Curry) eral, 21st Theater Army Area Command, Kaiserslautern, Germany. 6:30 - 7 p.m. Cash bar Ryder's awards and decorations 7 - 9 p.m. include the Legion of Merit (with Banquet Engineers' Club second oak leaf cluster), Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal (with one Thursday oak leaf cluster), the Army Commenda- 7:30 - 8:15 a.m. MANSCEN update (Lt. Col. Johnson) Essayons Club tion Medal (with third oak leaf cluster), 8:15 - 8:30 a.m. Break (Load buses) the Southwest Asia Service Medal with two campaign stars, Armed Forces 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. MANSCEN tours Service Medal, Humanitarian Service 11:45 a.m. - Noon Administrative announcements Medal, and the NATO Medal. Noon - 12:15 p.m. Closing remarks (Brig. Gen. Ryder) Ryder is married to the former Lisa Jones of Newport News, Va., and has two _ _ ~1---1 I --- rlC IIC~s- ~l~-~a~sC~C~- l e~- sons, Brock and Donald Jr. Three decades of service: 14th MP Brigade will train 12,500 here in FY 99 By Spc. Kim Brown Police Brigade (Provisional). The brigade is part of as civilian employees for the Department of Defense years. But it is closing and we want to make Fort GUIDON Staff the new Maneuver and Support Center, the birth of and the Department of Justice. The brigade will Leonard Wood part of the MP community. The MP which will occur Oct. 1 when the school moves here consist of three battalions, divided into 12 compa- School will have a significant impact on Fort he year is 1966. Lyndon Johnson is in the from Fort McClellan, Ala. nies. There will be 425 permanent party soldiers and Leonard Wood, training 12,500 in fiscal year 99," White House, the Ford Mustang is king, and "The brigade saw combat in both Desert Shield civilians charged with training the 12 companies of said Johnson. Dr. Michael DeBakey implants the first and Desert Storm. There will be some soldiers here trainees. Each company will be composed of 150 to The MP School will be occupying state of the artificial heart into a human being at a Houston that will have the same patch on both sides of their 200 new recruits, said Johnson. art facilities here. hospital. shoulders, a (unit) patch and a combat patch. We "By the end of March we will have 32 people "The facilities built here are tremendous. More than three decades have since passed and have 46 people here now and more will trickle in and by August there will be 286 in the advanced They're premier, state of the art facilities. We are some things are still the same. The Mustang is still until Aug. 13, when we'll have the formal ceremony party here. Our mission is to make sure everybody looking forward to training troops here," said Maj. arguably one of the hottest sports cars on the road to reactivate the brigade and recognize the fact that can get here and settle in. There will be no break in Alan Thompson, brigade executive officer. and De Bakey continues to do cardiovascular all troops and battalions are here from Fort training. It was scheduled this way so that that MP School personnel have now moved from surgery in the Lone Star State. McClellan," said Lt. Col. Rod Johnson, brigade transition can go as smoothly as possible," said temporary offices on post into the new permanent Fort Leonard Wood is now home to a brigade commander. Johnson. brigade headquarters. The arrival of staff continues that can also trace its history back to 1966. Acti- As part of the Military Police School, the "We all hate to see Fort McClellan close. It has and with each passing day, numbers are increasing, vated in Germany that year was the 14th Military brigade trains all the Army's military police, as well been the home of the Military Police Corps for 25 said Thompson. Thursday, March 25, 1999 Guidon Section A Page 7 Thrdy March 2 519Gio------ilI -~sI- - O O7"" "- - -~-3 lll Secio A Pag
vating the building brings the total number of distin- Skelton guished visitors quarters to 11, he said. Right now, the billeting office is talking to the Remains of Vorld War II pilots From page IA Red Cross about putting two old uniforms, a picture of the building as it was and a narrative about the history according to Stacy Black, an interior designer for the of the building in the dining room. Skelton's office is identified, returned to U.S. for burial billeting office. The building is done in burgundy, also collecting memorabilia to put in the lobby area. DoD release that a district officer in Aitape the survivors indicated that their green, beige and taupe with parquet flooring in the A local artist was also commissioned to do a portrait Sanaun province was in posses- captors had shown them identifi- lobby and dining room and carpeting throughout the of the congressman for the visitors' quarters. he remains of three sion of remains believed to be cation tags for McConnon and rest of the quarters. "Right now, it's difficult for me to project occu- American servicemen those of an American Service- Shaffner. On June 6, 1945 both "Here was an opportunity to convert a building pancy, frankly, because of all of the changes," Nunley missing in action from man. In July 1989 a recovery men were placed in killed in that might otherwise be torn down ... and make it a said. Officers with a rank of 0-6 and above, command World War II have been identi- team from the U.S. Army action status. DVQ," he said. "It's a fairly historical structure on the sergeants major and senior civilians will be the pri- fied and are being returned to Central Identification Labora- installation, so we keep a little of our history." mary guests in the renovated building, Nunley said, their families for burial in the tory Hawaii (CILHI) traveled to In 1995, James C. McConnon, The post is spending about $60,000 to renovate although the facility will be open to other guests when United States. New Guinea and questioned the 2nd Lt. McConnon's brother, the old building - budget limitations required that the the suites are not reserved. Opening the quarters to They are identified as Maj. individual in possession of the contacted an Albanian journalist crew spend no more than $20 per square foot on the people who are not on official business at Fort Leonard Frank H. Blakey, Millbrook, remains. In addition to the in an effort to uncover informa- renovations, Nunley said. Labor comes from the billet- helps to keep occupancy up and rates down, he said. Ala.; 2nd Lt. John S. remains, the team recovered tion relating to his brother's ing maintenance crew, which is doing everything from It costs $25 a day to stay at the DVQ. McConnon, Pittsburgh, Pa., and personal effects including two disappearance. Information painting the walls to varnishing the doors to putting in The facility operates on a break-even basis, with Tech. Sgt. Wayne O. Shaffner, identification tags and a discovered by McConnon and the parquet floors. They also knocked out walls to make the assumption that it will have a 75 percent occu- Martinsville, Ill. bracelet engraved "Frank H. journalist, Llazar Vero, was given the suites more open and spacious, put in bathrooms pancy rate throughout the year, Nunley said. The Blakey was commanding Blakey." The team visited the to the U. S. Army. Later that year, and closets in the bedrooms and added light fixtures. $25-a-day price comes from taking the projected op- officer of the 305th Airdrome location where the remains were a representative from the U.S. The renovations, which began in November, should be erating cost and dividing it by the expected number of Squadron near Aitape, New found, but recovered no addi- Army's Memorial Affairs Activity finished by the middle of April. occupants throughout the year, he added. Guinea, when he was last seen tional personal effects or in Europe traveled to Goraj, "You could tell by the tenor of his voice that he was driving a jeep on June 10, 1944, remains. Albania and interviewed several physically and emotionally moved and very much near the unit's POW stockade. local residents with information honored by the fact that we would even consider doing When he failed to return to his McConnon and Shaffner correlating to the loss of 2nd Lt. that for him," Davis said of the first time Skelton Germany quarters the following day, the were crew members aboard a B- McConnon's B-24. learned about the dedication. "He was very humbled squadron reported him missing 24J Liberator aircraft on Aug. 10, The residents stated that and very, very appreciative." From page 4A and launched a massive search 1944, returning from a bombing two of the crewmen were buried The dedication ceremony will be during the an- effort. The area surrounding raid on enemy oil fields in in unmarked graves near the nual Enforce conference, when more than 500 members Whittecar is reliving his days as a soldier in Germany. Aitape was reported to be under Ploesti, Romania. An anti-aircraft village. In April and June 1998, of the Engineer Regiment are expected to be at Fort The 109th Engineer Group routinely moves to the Japanese control. Four days explosion struck the tail of the CILHI recovery teams exca- Leonard Wood. woods for these training exercises, pointed out Sgt. after his disappearance, an aircraft, severing the tail gun vated two unmarked burial sites "We've got that audience here anyway, so that's Maj. Leonard Kourt. Australian soldier found turret and rudder. The aircraft near Goraj from which two sets a great time for the maximum number of members of "We try to make it as realistic as we can," said Blakey's jeep south of Aitape. entered a steep dive and crashed of remains were recovered. the regiment to be here and help commemorate that Kourt. "The best way to test your unit is to live up to Following the discovery of the in Albania. It was subsequently Anthropological analysis of the event and honor Congressman Skelton," Davis said. the Army's standards. That doesn't include living in Jeep the area was again learned that at least four of the remains and other evidence "And we have it on good authority, if all works out barracks on hardstand." searched, but the missing crew had safely parachuted, but assembled by the CILHI con- well, his three sons will be here also to help him Whittecar certainly brought that sentiment back officer was not found. Blakey were taken prisoner by German firmed the identification of share in this honor." to Germany. "It was good to come back to the woods," was presumed dead Jan. 22, soldiers. Blakey, McConnon and The post now has limited distinguished guest quar- said the man who has somehow managed to put up with 1946. The six remaining crewmen, Shaffner. More than 78,000 ters at the Garlington House, the Franklin House and in all of those showers. In April 1989 the U.S. including McConnon and Americans still remain unac- Sturgis Heights. But with the opening of the Maneuver (Haskell is with the National Guard Bureau's Pub- Embassy in Port Moresby, Shaffner, were listed as missing in counted-for from World War II. Support Center, the post will need more space. Reno- lic Affairs Office in Arlington, Va.) Papua New Guinea, was notified action. After the end of the war
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He said the Serbs ith the collapse of W violence against the civilian authoritarian regime from K osovo0. tion (If State, County and have SA-6 and SA-3 missiles, diplomatic efforts population of Kosovo, he said. repressing its people. ai We have "As we warned on the 30th of Municipal Employees Biennial about 2,00() mobile anti-aircraft Tuesday, NATO About 40,000 Serb army a moral duty to do so. The January, failure to meet these Convention. He said 1U.S. guns and a range (If shoulder- ordered its top military corn troops, 400 tanks and other responsibility is on our shoul- demands would lead NATO to interests are at stake as well as fired anti-aircraft missiles. The mander to conduct air strikes heavy equipment are now ders and we will fulfill it." take whatever measures were the credibility of NATO. Yugoslavia air force has about against Yugoslav President systematically crushing ethnic necessary to avert a humanitarian Taking action now will save 60 to 80 figphters, he added. Slobodan Milosevic's military Albanian opposition in north- Solana said Yugoslavia catastrophe," Solana said. He lives in the long run, Clinton and special police forces. ern Kosovo. Thousands of has refused international urged the ethnic Albanians in said. "'What if someone had "Yugoslav air defense At about 11 p.m. in Brus- refugees are fleeing their homes denmands that it accept an Kosovo to remain fiirmly commit- listened to Winston Churchill forces are well-trai ned and sels, Belgium, NATO as Serb forces burn villages. interim political settlement ted to the peace they chose in and stood up to Adolf Hitler well-equipped, although their Secretary-General Javier Solana Solana said the risks of action negotiated in Rambonillet, Paris and to refrain from provoca- earlier?" he asked. "1flow many eqtiipment is somewhat older,' directed U.S. Army Gen. Wesley are outweighed by the greater risk France. During those peace tive military action. people's lives might have been Bacon said. "Because Yugosla- Clark, NATO supreme allied of inaction. He said NATO will do talks, Milosevic rejected the About 200 U.S. planes are saved? Hlow many American lives via has been under economic commander Europe, to initiate whatever is necessary to bring presence of NATO peacekeep- among NATO' s air armada of up might have been saved'?" sanctions for some time, it may air operations in the Federal stability to the region. ing forces in Yugoslavia. to 400 aircraft set to conduct The U.S. Senate passed a not have been as well main- Republic of Yugoslavia. "NATO is not waging war Solana said "a viable political bonmbing raids from bases in resolution supporting the tamned as they would like. "All efforts to achieve a against Yugoslavia," Solana settlement mlust be guaranteed Europe. U.S. ships positioned NATO air strikes about three "We've had a lot of experi- negotiated political solution to said. "We have no quarrel with by an international military in the Adriatic Sea are expected hours alter Solana announced ence against these weapons," the Kosovo crisis having failed, the people of Yugoslavia, who, p resen~c e. to start the attack, firine Toma- his decision to take military Bacon said. "But every country no alternative is open but to for too long, have been isolated Serb officials have reneged hawk cruise missiles at key action. and every air defense system take military action," Solana in Europe because of the on their October 1998 agree- military targets in Yugoslavia. At the Pentagon, spokesman presents its own challenges, said. "We must halt the violence policies of their government." ment to limit their arniy and in Washington, President Ken Bacon noted that and we take those challenges. and bring an end to the humani- NATO strikes will be aimed special police forces in Kosovo, Clinton explained why the Yugoslavia' s substantial air very, very seriously." tarian catastrophe now Cohen salutes Israeli search and rescue efforts By Linda Kozaryn U.S. embassy in Mombasa Aug. 71, medics and dog handlers helped You have shown them in the face American Forces Press Service 1998. search the wreckage, rescuing three of hate and horror a you stand "We can defeat this common survivors and pulling 95 bodies ready to answer the call," he said. When terrorists strike and cold-blooded threat only by from the rubble. In addition to the Kenya one nation, it repre- standing together," Cohen said. Praising the Israeli forces for rescue effort, Israeli defense sents a strike against Within 23 hours of receiving their skill and mercy, Cohen noted officials said, their rescue forces all peace-loving nations, Defense orders, 17'0 Israeli reservists that they had flown "into the horror went to Turkey in 1994 to fight Secretary William Cohen said at reached the scene in Kenya and of twisted metal caused by twisted arms factory fires, to Rwanda in the Israeli defense ministry in Tel began rescue operations. They minds. You showed the world that 1994 to help civil war refugees, to Aviv March 12. were the first outsiders to reach the amidst the debris of cruelty there is Armenia in 1988 and Mexico in Cohen spoke at a ceremony site of the blast that had injured a compassion that has the power to 1983 to help earthquake victims. honoring Israeli search and rescue about 1,500 people. For the next restore faith," Cohen said. 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Except during the Armed Services YMCA's "Fabulous Fakes" benefit lunch where the stars come out to raise money for the organization. Fake is the key word here. They aren't really stars, but individuals from the Last year's Fabulous Fakes winner was The Beach Fort Leonard Wood Community who are willing to Boys, who also moonlight with 1st Brigade. They impersonate famous people during ASYMCA's annual performed "Surfin' Safari" for the audience at the event. luncheon. The Beach Boys will return this year. Another annual favorite is Whoopi Goldberg, who showed up in her "Sister Act" costume "We tried to get celebrities to come here to do benefit luncheons. We couldn't get anybody. We said 'We have all this talent here. We'll just fake it.' We asked people to be "It's a great celebrity imperson- chance for the ators," Marge Connors, communitytoget ASYMCA director said. together and have The event, which started in 1992, allows fun--or make fun impersonators a chance of each other. We to not only sell tickets don't get the to the lunch, but also provide a service in chance to do that exchange for tips during B tOO often." the lunch. Celebrities will Lt. Col Michael also compete for the } Pfenning crowd's favorite and i: t e yr ASYMCA board will also be awarded for the act that raises T_. the / ..... _...._ ,.c..._- _- .. s...... _...... ,__....,..... most in tips. This year's lunch will be held from 11:30 a.m. to "Tool Time" hosts Tim and Al are scheduled to make a return 1 p.m., April 9 at the Engineer Club. appearance this year with their usual antics. In the past, the event has featured Curley from the Harlem Globetrotters. Mr. Potato Head, Abe Lincoln, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Three Amigos, who have performed at the event for a number of years, will return M*A*S*H*, Elvis, Harry Truman, Patsy Cline, Dolly again this year. They will provide their unique musical stylings to those in attendance. Parton, Roy Rodgers and Dale Evans, Pat Garret and the organization's goal. "We're going to have 101 Damaltaions, which is event until March 31. Celebrities' meals are free. Billy the Kid, Toy Story and Whoopi Goldberg. "We shoot for $2,000 to $2,500 every year," the Command Group's wives; Rip Van Winkle, who is "As a new board member I'm a co-chair of the And as far as the celebrities' "services?" Those are Connors said. "All the money we earn goes to our Don Kohn from Libby NCO Academy; Citizens committee that sponsors many of these events. This is as unique as the individuals that offer them. programs. It helps having it in the spring because it Mortgage is talking about doing the Spice Girls; my first opportunity to get my feet wet. It's a great Connors said that Pat Garret and Billy the Kid goes to summer programs and kids' programs. It helps Whoopi Goldberg, who is Millie Steele and Lebanon chance for the community to get together and have fun sold the chance to put people in stocks they brought add another staff person for the summer as well." Drama Department is comning," Pfenning said. -- or make fun of each other. We don't get the chance with them, $1 bought a kiss from Hot Lips Houlihann Connors isn't the only one excited about the Connors said that another annual favorite, The to do that too often," Pfenning said. from M*A*S*H* and Vanna White made and sold event. Lt. Col Michael Pfenning, commander, 554th Three Amigos, will be returning this year. He also noted that a master of ceremonies is ;so cookies that were shaped like vowels. Engineer Battalion, an ASYMCA board member, said Connors added that the board traditionally hopes needed for the event. Last year's winner was 1st Brigade's rendition of he is looking forward to it as well. for 25 acts. They only have 18 confirmed at this time. If you would like to participate as a celebrity , the Beach Boys, who performed "Surfin' Safari." He named a few of the acts that will be participat- She said she hopes more people will sign up to contact Connors at 329-4513, Pfenning at 596-0787 Roughly $2,000 was raised, which is in line with ing this year. perform. The celebrities will be selling tickets for the Lindell Mostajo at 329-2000. r More than money AW4 U ASMC promotes professional development, membership not limited to just DRM By Jason Baldwin project, collecting coats on post for third Thursday of the month. symposium. Kerns said the sympo- GUIDON Staff the needy. And while ASMC used to sium was where Akers spoke They regularly make donations present a plaque to its guest recently. earing there is an to the D.A.R.E. program as well as speakers, the group changed that The organizations' broadest organization known as the the Pulaski County Crisis Center policy. ASMC now makes a attended event, however, is the American Society of for women. donation in the guest's name to a National Convention. Military Comptrollers probably Kerns said that in order to be a local charity using the money that Kerns said that Ozark chapter does nothing for the average member, a person must be in a would have gone toward the tries to send a handful of represen- Pr( person. profession related to the comptrol- plaque. tatives to the convention, and they The average person probably ler field or resource stewardship. The group also sponsors try to send all DRM interns as well. doesn't even know what a comp- "A lot of directorates have Waynesville Technical Academy "People pick up ideas and troller is, much less why there somebody involved in finance," during a "job shadowing" day. The contacts. One of the ideas we would need to be a society of them. Kerns said. students go through mock inter- picked up last year was cost But ASMC is a vital part of the Fort "This is not views and management. We're trying that now Leonard Wood Community. a Department of follow ASMC with the Department of Public To clarify, a comptroller is a Resource members to Works," he said. person that works handling Management- "We're not trying to work in an effort Kerns noted that meeting with resources. only organiza- reinvent the wheel. In a to experience the organization sometimes Lt. Col Allen Estes, 16th Engineer Battalion, was named the 1998 However, ASMC is more than a tion." Kerns exactly what provides ideas and direction that TRADOC Engineer of the Year in a ceremony held Feb. 25. group of pencil-pushers sitting added that the lot of cases, the wheel's they do for a makes work easier. around discussing currency, organization is already been invented. living. "We're not trying to reinvent balances and cash flow. mostly made up We've just got to find the Kerns the wheel. In a lot of cases, the Estes named TRADOC "ASMC is devoted to profes- of civilians. guy that's got it." said that this wheel's already been invented. sional development. One thing that "We have sometimes helps We've just got to find the guy is key in the workplace is to belong very few to de-glamorize that's got it." Engineer of the Year to a professional organization," Lt. military Lt. Col Kevin Kerns certain jobs and The Ozark chapter currently Special to GUIDON Estes oversees the training, Col. Kevin Kerns, ASMC president ASMC president involved in usually provides boasts a membership of 95, with discipline and managemenrt of said. resource a more realistic 117,000 ASMC members world- Lt. Col. Allen Estes, 169th more than 2,000 new soldiers per "You can come in and punch management." perspective on wide. Kerns said ASMC is pushing Engineer Battalion commander, year in nine different military the clock and just have a job. Or Even at that, when the organi- what jobs are like. for 120,000 by the end of the year was named Engineer of the Year for engineering occupational fspeciali you can be committed, try to zation has its monthly luncheon, Kerns said the rewards of 2000. the U.S. Army Training and ties, improve your skills and be in- the topic isn't wholly concerned membership may not be readily Kerns extended the push to the Doctrine Command. The judges for the award are volved in the community by taking with resource management. visible, but they do exist. Fort Leonard Wood Community. Estes was one of 31 federal the past chairmen of PEG: Louis your profession out into the For example, this month's "Some people don't realize the "I really would like for people agency engineer recognized by the Albano, P.E., Garry Chegwidden, community," Kerns said. "Then speaker was Col. Tom Akers, an benefits of a professional organiza- from all organizations to join," National Society of Professional P.E., Monroe Funk, P.E., D1ennis you're a professional." astronaut. Kerns said that the tion. It's not like it's going to give Kerns said. Engineers' practice division, Luoto, P.E., Robert C. Smith, P.E., For example, ASMC gave out luncheons are open to everyone you a secret handshake, but it does "Then there's this exchange of Professional Engineers in Govern- Robert F. Smith, P.E., and George $3,000 worth of scholarships last and emphasize professional allow you to mingle and network information and ideas that carries ment as the top engineers for their Thomas., P.E. year, to both graduating high development. with others that you otherwise over into the workplace and makes agencies. NSPE is the national organiza school seniors and continuing "If you eat together, share a few wouldn't know." for a better workplace. We do a lot Estes received the agency tion representing licensed engi- education students. laughs maybe you'll work together ASMC's has two major of work to see that it's not just award Feb. 25 at a special recogni- neers from all disciplines. It serves The organization helped better," Kerns said. "events" a year. The first, on a local DRM organization," he said. tion ceremony at the Crystal more than 60,000 membhers. organize a "Joseph's Coat Closet" The luncheons are held on the level, is a one-day education Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Va. Section B Tlage 2 GUIDON Shursday, March 25, 1998 ~~_1~ _____E____~_~lll~_____-1-~s~-s~--~ ------1_._ --~-s~---~r---~---- -11-~ 11 ---- ~-~ Fort Leonard Wood .CALIN' ORE Warship Schedule Cout'ig blessings will enrich life By Chap. (M~aj.) Erich Schwartz Projects fall apart. Our relation- of grace. Catholic Mass Fellowship: Instructor, Engireer School ships are fraught with problems. God doesn't (proaise that Sunday. Building 315 People we love suffer ever yth ing is alw\ays going to ounit your blessings." serious illnesses or even die. be "'good" for us. But we do 4 p~r- 43rd AG Battalion, Grant. Hall 9:45 - 10:15 a.m. (oint) This is one of the first We have financial setbacks that have God's vword that wherever Auditolrium les sons I renmember threaten our security. we find ourselves- even in the -- ,Specker Barracks Chapel. Protestant Sunday School 5:30 p.m. learning as a child. Anid what a We wonder if God cares for :valley of the shadow of death'' Siitoktv: Soldier Memorial Chapel Sunday: Building 315 very important lesson it is. us at all - or if God even exists. (Psalm 2 3:4)- God w9ill be with 7 a. ni. lET 1-10, 2-10, 3-10 10:15 - 11:15 a.m. - All ages When we deliber ately locus I-ow do we count otir uis. 101:1 5 a.mn. -~ Commrtuity on the good around ust-- the blessings when we don't feel we WthatI a great hblessi ng that ~Siui'i' ( 'entiral Iowa Chapel (Baker Protestant lET Bible Study blessings- we cultivate a habit have any blessings to count'? is. 'Theater duingostirge) Sunday: that allows us to view life in a Sometimes we have to My prayer is that YoullI positive way. widen our understanding of always have couintless good 11I anm. --- Ist Brigade, 1-48, 2-47. 8 - 9 a.mn. -- Abrams Theater, 35th It' s easy, of course, to "blessing." Jesus taught his things to) remind y on of God's 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. -- Abrams Theater, Mondla'vithrough Friday: Hospital Chapel recognize how very blessed we disciples that God's rich blessin gs for you. 11:35 am. -- Conimunity 169, 58th are when ev erything' s going blessings are available to those 13ut I alIso challeIcngc you to 10 - 11 a.m. -- Specker Barracks Chapel well for tis. we might think are cursed rather look at the hbad" things in your Catholic School Of -Religon Work is going well. Our than blessed. l ife and to recog0nizc them as 'flldis'\: Buildiun 315 Additional Worship/Studies relationships are ftilfilling. Our Including "the poor in blessings that can invite you spirit," "those who mourn," and into a closer relationship with 8:-i 9:45 't.mr. -- all ages Sunday: family niembers aire reasonably healthy. We htave enotigh persecuted [for God. Buddhist, 7:30 a.m., Kannell Hall "those who are mioney to get by. We recognize righteousness' sake" (Matthew God bless you. God does- Church of Christ, 8 a.m., 1-48 FeOowshjp that God loves us. 5:3-11). sometimes in ways we don't Stiii '0' . BKtilding 315 classroom BuLt our blessings aren't It's precisely in the diffictilt recogniie. Count your bless- 9:4l5 -10:1 alil.. (joint) Mormon, 9 a.m., Kanell Hall always that obvious. Some- times of our lives that God can ings! Such an attitude will Muslim, 9 a.m., 2-10 classroom times things dlon't go well. draw us nearer to God's throne ech liyour Ii1fe. Catholic I- I'Bible Study and C onfes si on s Tuesdayv: Suntda-v: C entral Iowa Chapel Annex Protestant Women, 9 a.m., Lieber 9:15- 10:15 a m. Bible Study Heights Chapel 15-. 1(0:45 m - coinfessions Protestant Men, 11:45 a.m., Lieher it): Holy Week schedule April 4 - Laster service, 7 am.; Hleadquart ers and iv ssoui. Heights Chapel Community Worship Service Soldier Memorial Chapel, 8:30 at. ; Enter through the covered Protestant Worshilp April 4 - aster Su~nrise Service, Specker Chapel, 9 am.; Grant H-all walkway entrance and register in Sundav: Soldier Memortial Chapel Wedinesday: 6:30 am., Gamimon Field. 10:15 a.m.; Soldier Memorial Chapel the lobby. [For more information, 11la.m.; Central Iowa Chapel. 8:30) 9:45 a Apostolic Penecostal Bible Study, 7 call 596-0089. nt - collective Protestant Protestant eviang~elI ct p.m., Building 315, conference April 1- Maundy Thursday, Catholic School of Religion Catholic baptism classes noon - p~'m. coils-live Protestant room 2 noon, Soldier Memorial Chapel. The Catholic Parish School of Catholic baptism classes arc Collective Protestant: Gospel Bible gospel April 2 - Good Friday, noon, Sol- Religion meets each Sunday from held from 6- 8 p.m. the second Study, 6:30 a.m. Building 315, dier Memorial Chapel. 8:45- 9:45 am. in building 315 at Tuesday of' each month in btiilding Sunday: Uitii (hape', room 227 April14 Easter Service. 8:30 am. the corner of Headquarters and 315. room 21I8. They are led hy ':30 a.mii. --- N onrIh Iowa, 2- 10 and n'oon, Sol ider Memorial Chapel. Missouri. Mrs. Elizabeth Duplissie, 774- 8 a.mn.- South Iowa, 169, 58th Thursday: Enter through the covered 5094. Baptisms are to be arranged Catholic walkway entrance and register in for the third Saturdays of l1anuary 8 a.itn. f 'eilrtral Iotwa, 1-48 Catholic Women, 9 a.m., Building 315 Feb. 19 - Lenten service every the lobby. through June. 8:45 an, Noith lIowa, 1-10 Friday, 7 p.m., Specker Chapel. Classes are for ages three years 0) a.m. 4 ird, Ai; Grant I-all Audito- Friday: Maich 24- Reconciliation ser- to adult. For more information call Protestant Women of the riLito Jewish, 7 p.m., North Iowa Chapel vice, 7 p.m.. Specker Chapel. 596-0089. Chapel Bible study 9:1 5 a.ni.. South Iowa, 35th April I - Holy Thursday, 7 p.m.. Pirotestant Women of the Chapel 9:15 a.tit. Cenitral Iowa, 2-47 Saturday: Soldier Memior ial Chapel. Sunday school meet every TIuesday at 9 am. in build- 5 school ing 590 for 10 a in.- North Iowa Seventh Day Adventist, 2:30, pickup at April 2 - Good Friday, 7 pin., Protestant Sunday bible studies. Freec child Specker Chapel. classes are for ages two to adult. care is available with reservations. 1 a~li. .pcckei- Barracks Chapel North Iowa Chapel April 3- Holy Saturday, 8 p.m., The classes meet Sundays from For more in fo rmation, call 329-4 192 "Generation Now" Soldier Memorial Chapel. 10:15 - 1:15 a.m. in building 315, or 774-32(99. Friday: Soldier Meniorial Chapel The Collective Protestant: Liturgical serivce will be temporarily suspended pending the 7 pm. Praise and Worship assignmnen t of a chaplain of i/he liturgical tradition. ar~asl-a -~-~--~--sliP- ~C--- -~- I~R~1~l - -~--- I- -- - I --- ~-LICIIII~sll A.A. A. IL 49~9# I )t.wl r'3 i«.r I (O\\NIltSI S 1 \'ARTMLNi S The Dusty Attic On the Square in Downtown Waynesvilie . (next door to the Benton Street Cafe) VLareli Pie of the Month " Flea Marke " Antiques MisuisFINIQY Bailey's Irish Cream r l/c lt r;1) l.. ril i .I it \Slni . (Ii\'(' t(j'rc'ttby Ciy I OBall. Making Msor'Finest Wine Since 1970 Crafts ' " C(.ollectibles Cheesecake Wool rt ( ii ' >i I Iii It I "Tours * Tastings. Special night opening and shop-wide sale, Lunch l11 a.m. to 2 p.m. *Gifts " Gourmet Foods " Open 10 a.m.- 10 p.m. Daily Thursday, 25 March, 5-9 pm. Most items NEWN RYT APARTMENTS 60iiis ig7: aZiollaMO. 10-50% off Refreshments, Prizes. 336-2177 OR 336-3357 540 Sidney Street " St. James, MO *65550 364-6203 Cne FJREE ABLETV Call 1-800-280-WINE for more information or to order 573-774-6808 ""~~""~"^'"'~~"'"" S ®r -~ SSIk ST. ROBERT ASSEMBLY OF GOD GREATER COMMUNITY Children's Programs and BAPTIST CHURCH mo""s Early Worship ... _...... _.. .00 am -59 191am DevotionalPg IsSposored Nursery provided each service Church School ...... 9.30 am - 10:30 am Pastor: Rev. Tony B. Ashworth Mid-day Worship _...... 10.45 am - 1 00 pm Phone 573-336-4452 Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm -6:45 pm Morning Worship ...... 9:30 a in. Evening Worship ...... 7:00 pmci B:15 pm Thursday (Word Institute)...... 7:00 p.m. Monday Temporary Location During Construction Womeii Mission (1st & 3rd) ...... 600 pm-700 pm BrmTheseFim And Businesses Who Rock of Ages,1 mile past Wal-Mart Wednesday Prayer and Praise...... 6:00 pci- 7:00 pm Bible Study ...... _ .....7:00 pm -830 pm Thursday Discipleship Class...... 11 :00 am - 1230pm Excel in StIudy (Tutoriiir ...... 5:00 pm -6:30 pm Evryoe FIRST BAPTIST CURCH Encourage OF ST. ROBERT Kingdom Kids Bibe Study ...... 630 pin 730/ pm Discipleship (lass .. _._...... 7:00 pm -830 pm Pastor: Dr. Mel Watson Saturday EroeWorship" Schedule of services Laymaii...... 330 am " 1000 am (2nd Saturday) Sunday School...... 9:45 am Youth Genurs...... 11 :00 am Morning Worship...... 11:00 am 7/. 00 pm Church Training ...... 5:00 pm Adult Choirs ...... Evening Worship ...... 6:00 pii Nursery Service Provided Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting...... 7:00 pm Y Hwy. 2 miles North of11-44 and Ramada Inn A Going Church For A Coming Lord! For more iriformation or trarnportatiori call A Soul Winning Church" Everyone Welcome 573-336-1477 Zigenhein & Church Street, St. Robert 573-336-3049 or 573-329-3100 AIIv VcE YOUR CAREER AT WEBSTRwI NIVERSVIX Phone 573-336-4943 For emergency food caii 573-336-477 NURSERY PROVIDED 5/3-336-4920 or 573-336-3099 MBA and MA Programs for Working Professionals GODS PLOPLE WITH A VISION, WNORKING AND PRAYING FOR Fort Leonard Wood BRIARWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Rollai FXC ELLENCE" Building Families In The Love Of Jesus 573-329-6777 IWebsterl-)7"-36;-1369 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 20355 Hohart Rd. Fax:573-329-2609 U N I V E R S IT Y fax:.x73-361;-5197 202 N. Betnton Street, Waynesville, Mo. 65583 Hwy 1/2 Miles N. 0f11-44 Ott 28, 2 Riev. Bill Turnrt(073) 774-6040 Dixon, Mo. 65459 Church (573) 774-2352 Rev. Neil Lewis Interum Pastor. 336-3342 SUNDAY SCHEDULE Chruch: 336-5698 Sunday School _...... 9:45 AM SUNDAY SERVICES: tMorning W orship ...... 11 :00 AM Sunday School/Bible Study ...... 10 am PA. GA, ME 8B Bible Study ...... 6:00 PM M orning W orship ...... 11 am Evening W orship .. _...... 7 00 PM Would you Like to place an Ad on our Evening Worship...... 6 pm WE DNESDAY SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY SERVICES. Choir Rehearsal . . .. 6:30 PM Pioneer Club ...... 7 pm Preschool 8. Chiden's Choir ...... _.... / 30 PM Bible Study/Prayer ...... 7 pm Prayer Meetiiig, Bible Study ...... 7:30 PM Nurey Provdad For All Services WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 801 Bus. Loop 44 W, Waynesville, Mo. 65563 Church Phone 573-774-6431 Lee Schaffer - Pastor FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Call.IBecciat 573.336.3435 Sunday Schedule. Wednesday Schedule: No Greed but Christ No Book but the Bible Hwy. HiAnd I14Business Loop Sud,SuddenlySineSitudy/ 700pm0's/A'sM,.issiI eds Waynesville, Mo. Phonue573-/74-2131 Sins o eg,- ar,,,auS511-5 no00ipmAiaie eni , bleS' u Sundtay School lO AM Worship Service 11 AM I seeing Service 6:00 PM Wed. Howe Bible Study 7:00 PM ( o 'itheet~o re, and teach all As.k about oui home bible study If you need ariide, call Sunday befoue900 AM llatiOm., baptizingI themu in the nam'e Ministr- ijuSu ,il,,it C *A Soul Winning Church juta kIti ountp tr ! Victory Christian Center (1/ the F'ather and the ,son, St. Robert, Mo. 65563 Pastoi Michael and Kathy Hull Phone 573-336-5972 7lthiid Cedar, Rolla MO. and o/ the [Jolt Ghost. Teaching (57/3)341-55159 Keith Carnahan - Pastor Our Vision. Bestore, Equip, Release. there to observe all things' Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Sunday Moining._...... 10.00 a m. Morning Worship...... 11:00 am Sunday banning.._...... 6:30 p m. Ihr'' i IC re)lI/laonaddyou: and, 10, I am Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Wednesday Youth Lsplosuon~ages 1222)._700 pm. Rt. Old66 Saturday Prayni ...... 7:00 p ci. "Sunise Wednesday Prayer Service ...... 6:30 pmn Plazki Monday-Friday Piayer ...... 7-B p a. ~.11061Suie1 2A withi you alw'ays', eveii u~ntoC the end oft the world. Maranatha Baptist Academy K4 thru 12 HomneBible studies throughout the week FLV9V0Pu, ki area Bible study Wedrirsd,,y 630-8:00 pm 38 Epps St. FLW St. Robet, .Matthew 28:19, 20 (513)329-5997 MO, 65S83 573-336-3435 " Fax 573-336-4471 ~[ RB~~zYWY1W41~~~R~~-ia 5tM-- ti------in inUUUU I- -~------1~- --- - YsI"~~" ~~;Wj~88i Thursday, March 25, 1998 GU!DON Section B Page 3 Thurday March 25,99au ~--~--~-.~.. I llsll~-L-*~.~~~~GUDO ns -1------~~~~ Section B Page-~s3 rlsP UI ------I- I~------I 111____ 11 1111 ~L MWS Fluoride isn't just for kids any more ifeltio rweve iscus:ed Fort Leonard Wood Dental Activity nent of any physical fitness is incorporated into the enamel of By Cindy Plank prevent milk trom getting into the eustachian tubes. program, fluoride is essential to developing teeth, making them General Leonard iWood Army Community Hospital Do not allow infants to fall asleep with a bottle. avities are not exclusive dental health and well being. more resistant to decay. "Avoid exposing your child to cigarette smoke, to school children. We It's one of the safest and most After teeth develop, lfluoride titis Media, commonly known as an ear which is associated with more frequent ear infections. rcmatn susceptible to effective means we have today for works on the tooth structure in infection, is an inflanmmation of the middle 'if possible, limit contact with other children who decay as long as we have teeth. preventing tooth decay, naturally. reversing the early stages of tooth ear (the space just behind the eardrum). have colds. Therefore, whether you are six Research has shown that decay by promoting the Bacteria is usually the cause of the infection. It can or 62, fltuoride use is one of the hest fluoride reduces cavities up to 40 remineralization of enamel. affect one or both ears, and typically occurs with or When to call your health care provider defenses against tooth decay percent in children, and between In this process, fluoride just after a cold. * Anytime an ear infection is throughout your entire life. 15 percent and 35 percent in increases the enamnel intake of The cold causes the suspected. If an exam confirms Adults today' have become adults. calcium and phosphorous to repair eustachian tube between the an infection, an antibiotic will be more "fitness" conscious than ever. Fluoride reduces tooth decay ear and throat to swell and needed. Just as exercise is a vidt coinpo- in a number of ways. In children, it See TEETH, page 8B close. When this tube closes, If the pain is severe at fluid seeps into the ear and night, call for an appointment bacteria start to grow. As the the next morning even if the ,rsrie ~ he Id thisyear body fights the infection, pain has stopped. If there is an Chap.(Capt.)i Greg pressure builds up, causing infection, it will still be present UlhognmartiinatBy event of inclement weather the service will move to p~aint. even in the absence of pain. Special to GUIDON Abrams Theater. Athough ear infections * If your child has fever, The speaker for this year's service is Chaplain are not contagious, the colds earache, and appears ill. For centuries Christians have gathered on Easter (Maj. Gen.) Donald W. Shea. and respiratory tract infec- *If your child has fever, Sunday morning at sunrise both to proclaim and Chaplain Shea is the chief of chaplains fot the U.S. tions that often precede them irritability and repeatedly tugs at celebrate their faith in the resuirrection of Jesus Christ. Army. He has served God and country in the Army are. That is the reason the ear. The Easter celebration mjarks one of the highlights of Chaplains Corps for over 30 years. Since cotning on children in nursery and day * If there is a white, yellow, the year for the followers of Jesus. active duty in 1966 his assignments have sent him cate centers gett ear infections or bloody discharge from the Easter celebrates the victory of Jesus over death from Vietnam to Germany to Panama to Korea and frequently. ear. This may indicate a and evil, It also declares that iHis victory is shared various stateside assignments. He became the chief of Symnptonis of a bacterial ruptured eardrum. xvho in Iiilit. with those trust chaplains Sept. 1, 1994. ear infecti o include earache, *If there is no improvement Christians believe that the Easter celebration is a Joining Chaplain Shea int this service will be dizziness, ritiging in the cars, after three or four days of reminder of the greatness of Gods love and power and various members of the Fort Leonard Wood unit temporary hearing loss, antibiotics. of God's willingness to do for us what we could not do ministry team, a brass ensemble from the 399th Army fever, headache and runny For ourselves. Band, and members of our community offering special nose. Children often tug at Home treatment Both Catholic aid Protestant Christians will join mtsic. their ears as a sign of pain. *Apply heat to the ear with in a community celebration of Easter on Sunday, April This service will provide an opportunity for the Antibiotics are the a warnm wash cloth. Never leave 4. post community to celebrate the hope of Easter to treatment of choice for a infants alone with a heating pad. The Community Easter Sunrise Service will be include trainees, permanent party, and family mem- bacterial ear infection. They Be sure to use a low setting if held from - 6:30 7:30 a.mn. at Gammon Field. In the hers. either kill the bacteria or stop them from growing. you use a heating plad. If you suspect your child has an otitis media, call " Rest. your health care provider for an appointment. " Increase clear liquids. Easter and assover services celebrated locally When an antibiotic is prescribed by your health * Acetaminophen or ibuprofen will help relieve care provider, it is important to administer it as ordered pain and reduce fever. Chap. (Maj. Gen.) Donald Shea, U.S. Army Chief of Chaplains, will be the guest speaker for the Easter lfor the number of times per day as well as the number * Oral nasal decongestants may help relieve ear Sunrise service here at Fort Leonard Wood. The service will begin at 6:30 a.m. on Gammon Field of days of treatment. pain. Be sure to cheek with your pharmacist before Easter is the cornerstone holiday for Christians. It is the celebration of Christ's death on the cross for Your child may seem well in a few days, but administering these for information on dosages and our salvation and of His resorrection from the dead. The resurrection gives Christians hope of eternal life in continuing to give the prescribed medication will side effects. heaven. Scripture states that those who believe in Him will one day take part in the resurrection from the actually insure that all the bacteria are killed and the * Complete medications as ordered by your health dead. infection is completely treated. care provider. The Fort Leonard Wood Jewish congregation will retell the Passover story with a Seder meal, 6 p.m., * Never share antibiotics between siblings or April 5 in Building 3 15, room 22?. Rabbi Josuah Narrowe, a U.S. Air Force chaplain from Scott Air Force Prevention others. Base, Ill., will lead the Seder. *Teach your children to blow their noses gently to * Inform your H-CP if your child is taking other A Seder is a special meal that retells the story of Moses leading the Israelites out of the agony of prevent. medications. slavery to freedom. It is highlighted by the use of food. It reminds the Jewish people of their hasty flight *Breast-feed your baby. Breast-fed babies have " Properly store medications as directed by your from Egypt and their bread did not have a chance to rise. The Passover Seder is an opportunity for the fewer ear infections. pharmacist. Refrigerate those that should be and be Jewish community to focus on the wrongs of slavery and oppression and celebrate the faithfulness of God. *Feed infants in a relatively upright position to sure to store medications safely away from children. It marks the beginning of the history of the Hebrews as a free people. Lynda and I commend those wonderful holy days to you as people of faith We extend our prayers and wishes to the Christian and Jewish members of the Fort Leonard Wood family. Robert B. Flowers Major General, UJSA Commanding et ~Occaion' A .... ~..-.... ~17 I Bedroom " 2 Bedrooms " 2 Bedroom Cabins A A ~ .roonS. S3 Rent includes: Utilities " Basic Cable " Appliances (Stove & Refrigerator) " Other Amnenities: Pool * Exercise Equipment * Restaurant on Site " Coin Operated Laundry SENIOR S, MiffITARY & CONTRACTORS WELCOME uv Fat K ! iet_ Q 3 VARgM, O "This Devotional Page Is Sponsored By These CHURCH OF CHRIST FAITH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN "This Oh grc ' x7atsRto'gkJAthrial Known CHURCH Firms And Businesses Who Encourage ~nd to uloms cope for Works of Service' uniay tvorn i10 Classa...... : c}8.01. (Missouri Synod) ~Ufl aVMornln0 $orshi ...... 10.: am. 981 Highmay7Z n ay ve in lasso ...... 6:6 m. St. Robert, MO 65583 573-336-4464 Everyone To Attend Worship" Weonos 5b"9.Oion MC 65459 Pastor Run- Richard M. Andnregg Sunday School ...... 9:15 am Located on mwy28 13 miles North of 1-44 Sunday VWorehie ...... 10:30 am Tuesday Rible Study ...... 1:00 pm Lydi Circle (2nd Thursday) ...... 7:00 pm CREDIT NEEDED! ROLLA CHURCH OF CHRIST LadiesAid (rTo ursday)...... 2:30pm A Chri st-Centered church meeting the need of your Famify * Instant Approval! Sunday Bible Clases...... 9:45 am. Sunday Morning Worship ...... 1040 am. Weekly, Monthly Rates Sunday Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening ...... 7:00 p.m. Located 1/4 mile N. ot Hiny. 1-44 at tha WAYNESVILLE UNITED METHODIST * Ashley& England Corsair Furniture 2nd Rolla coil (Hmy 6) 364-348 CHURCH PASTOR REV. PAUL B. CATTERTON " Magnavox, Toshiba, JYC, Sony, &RCA Electronics Sunday Worship ...... 8:30 & 11:00 am CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School__...... 9:30 am * Whirlpool Appliances * Order by Phone 1114 Historic Rt. 66 W Hwy. T (one block off of Hwy. 17) * No Deposits or Application Fee! Service Included Waynesville,MO 65583 573-77432299 Info Line 573-774-5260 573-774-5205 * Rent Short of Long Term Emergency 573-774-6307 shall bwinsunto me St. Robert, M 177 ELawn 573-336-3200 ST. ROBERT ABUNDANT LIFE MINISTIRES CHURCH OF CHRIST It you enjoy Kenneth Copeland and Marilyn Hickey type miinistriesyou mill ha blessed by Abundant 421 Old Route 66 Life Ministries. Bible Class...... Sunday, 9:O0am 300 Marshal Drive, St. Hobart, MO. Worship ...... Sunday 10:00 am Located in thn old Daily Guide building Bible Study.....Tuesday 7.00 pm Sunday School 10:00 am ENCHANTED VALLEY TNTERSKATE Sunday 11:00 am Sunday 7:00 pm ALL ARE WELCOME, HOPE TO SEE YOU Thursday Bible Study 7.30 pm Public &Priv ate Skating" Complete Pro Shop" City Rt. E 44 SOON! 573-336-4729 Pastor Thomas E. Soloman For more information or a ride call: 573-336-2516 Church Lebanon, MO " 417-532-5701 573-336-7176 FRESH ANOINTING WORLD CHRISTIAN LICKING CHURCH OF CHRIST CENTER "LOVING GOD AND LOVING OTHERS" "1Touching Lives.. Changing People" Gascosage Electric Sunday Bible Clasees ...... 10:00 am. Pastor Lrvin Marion ]rilekr'Lwautoiiij to Church This 'Week" Sunday Morning Worship...... 10.45 a.m. 577 Old Rt. ho, St. Robert, MO 65583 Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 48 p m. Phone (573)774-7166 Wednesday Evening ...... 7:30 p.m. Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m Located South Main St., Licking, MO Sunday Worship Service...... 11.00 a. ii 573-674-3128 Tuesday Bible Stusv...... 7:00 p.m Friday Joy Night ...... 7:00 p m ROCK OF AGES CHURCH - NiHihMoa/en.MulC5uleuiaiFull GoeltChurch" Pact: T'i m'ren -Asses. Pantr BiiilStelito (Located1ule bendalMavarn St. hsbntl Sunday Moriog So ue.( ...... ttr...... 1m Tinsday EBii e ahoo ...... 2:0pin Wn esa y ELesing------'- ----. ..--... .7:00 tan the eart -Acts 1:8 Fli. 8 am.-7 put. Exit 156 Hwy. 11 'as66r24 / 2angie, 3ac-LIVF 573-774-311n-Wed E-mailitnsoi , yam cei 1-800-769-3474 'hm. 8am. 6 p.m. Sat. 9 am.-5 pm West Waynesville Divine Deliverence Church of God in Chribist 621 W. Historic Route 66" Wayneeville,fMo Dr. Clinton J. Ruggs, Jr, D.Min Pastor & Fiounder Order of Services SUN DAY GRACE COVENANT CHRISTIAN CENTER i 1000am "Whee essnssLend, and Lose Peis" utVa 3Lkut ntp moctI Sunday School...... -...... ttpC Woiship Service ...... 11:30 am D mcnwat/ Snday.Eenn...... 630 ipe Tuesday Wuednay Evenng ...... _ ...... _....7:ano Prayer & Bible Rand------...... 700 pm 25715 Hwy0 17, Waynesvilie Friday Phoune57i774-2541'tl- 44, Buckthorn15i Gni Sunshine Band Rehearsal pm nextito FtWeoo Inn iBs MnstyAviiable ...... /...700 Cil leCurch Otticn tor nomto YPWW...... 7:00 pm Joy Night Service ...... 30 pro Monthly Events let Saturday 1106 Old Rt. 66 " Sunrise Plaza * Suite 2A YWCC...... 10:00am 1106 Old Rt. 66 " Sunrise Plaza s Suite 2A 2nd Saturday M.O.D. Squad ...... 9:00 am St. Robet, MO, 65583 St. Robet, MO, 65583 3id Saturday Marriage Enrichment Seminar 12:00 Noon 573-336-3435 " Fax 573-336-4471 Phone 573-774-6975 573-336-3435,o Fax 573-336-4471 au~ma Sraler s - -- ULi~--I---sU-sllLr~~oljl DOIIC*~PIl~~IPB Section B Page 4 GUIDON Thursday, March 25, 1999 SectionI B__ Page_~ 4__ UIDO Thrdy Marc 25,199 -----~----- ~------~------I-~~~- --- ~u~~ - ~~~ Ii Piney Valley airifying The Piney Valley Golf Course will be undergoing airifying the greens and topdressing with sand and soil amendment through Friday, Army boxers pumped' to win UitedStatetam title weather permitting. Manage- By Harriet Rice match," said the number two-ranked nary bouts will be held at the ment apologizes for any incon- Army News Service Fontana, Calif. native. .Olympic Training Center. venience. Head Coach Sgt. Byron Moore is Semi-final and final rounds Call 329 4770 for more in- Fifteen Army boxers are among 250 highly optimistic. " will be held Mar. 11 and 13 at formation. of the top Olympic-style boxers in the All members of the team have the Colorado College. Selected .fights will air (tape delay) on United States competing at the March 8- ability to make the semi-finals. I think Masters' golf passes 13 1999 Everlast U.S. Championships in Bernard is going to have an excellent ESPN with dates and times to be Sgt. 1st Class Scott Markley, Colorado Springs, Colo. performance. He's young, but I truly announced. DTD, and Ist Lt. Brian Taylor, Of the 15, seven are double winners believe he can be ranked in the top three The Army World Class MEDDAC, for drawing the lucky in their weight classes, having taken in his weight class," said Moore in a pre- Athlete Program provides tickets for the 1999 Masters Golf titles both at the All-Army and Armed event interview from Fort Carson. 4 accomplished soldier-athletes Tournament. Forces Championships held in February. A key factor is that Army boxers are the training, coaching and Twenty service members Twelve soldiers are members of the finally accustomed to the new computer- opportunity to compete at competed in the drawing for the Army's World Class Athlete Program ized scoring system now used in the .national and international two Masters Badges on March based at Fort Carson, Colo. United States. s levels on their way to qualify- 22 at the DMWR conference Top fighters to watch are nationally In the past, boxers could whip up a A >,ing for the Olympic team. room in Dillard Hall. ranked Sgt. Olanda Anderson (178 lbs.), fast combination that looked pretty and A Always "soldiers first," the Capt. Todd Liebig and 1st Spc. John Medina (112 lbs.), Sgt. Yamar scored points, but really didn't hurt athletes must maintain their Lt. Margerite Skelly were se- Resto (156 lbs.), Sgt. Corey Bernard (139 anyone, Moore said. Not so anymore. military skills and attend lected as alternates should 1 or lbs), and Sgt. Stanley McClain (201 lbs.) "Two judges have to identify a college in addition to their both winners not be able to at- Number two-ranked light heavy- scoring blow within a second in order to pursuing their sports goals. If tend. weight Anderson battled the number register it as a point." called upon, they will deploy. three-ranked Air Force Capt. Joseph "The white portion of the glove has to "All the athletes are top Rugby team recruiting Pastorello, outpointing him for the hit the scoring area from the waist up to (U.S. Army photo)anthsodesrevycontenders. We're very excited, Fort Leonard Wood The Armed Forces title. the headgear in the front of the face to be Sgt. Olanda Anderson, who hails from Young-and the soldiers are very now recruiting Sgt. rom Yung-motivated. Our goal for the U.S. rugby team is "It was tough this year. I've got to a scoring blow - and the punches have to stown, Ohio, is number two in boxing ranking. motivated. Our goal for the U.S. players for the coming pick it up a notch if I want to defend my have some 'oompf' behind them," he Championship this year is to season.Call Brad at 596-8216 or national title," said Anderson. explained. American Games and the World win the team title. We're looking forward 329-8050 for more information Flyweight Medina picked up his This year's national championships Championship which take place later to it." said Moore and details. fifth Armed Forces title this year. could go a long way in determining the this year. [Rice is the public affairs officer at the "Every time it's different, whether Olympic team for the 2000 Olympic The competition is organized by U.S. Army Community and Family Support Roller skating offered it's my first time or last time. We've got Games. USA Boxing, the national governing Center, Alexandria, Va. Roller-skating will be to step up to another level, not stay in The top four finishers at this year's body that sanctions the champion- To follow competition results, check offered at Nutter Field House just one place. tournament will advance to the U.S. ships along with the Colorado the USA Boxing website: on Tuesdays from 6 - 8 p.m. "We're getting better after every Challenge, a trial event for both the Pan Association of USA Boxing. Prelimi- www.usaboxing.org.] Admission is $2 (ages 12 & over) and $1(ages 11 & - a 116 ~C--~~---~IP------~-L ------C-~- - -L-s rarrassa~w;r~rr~aaaaa~ac under). Ages six and seven must be accompanied by a parent. Helmet and protective pads are By John Clapp after their 16-14, 15-12 win over 298. hard time matching the atmosphere Intramural tennis league coming recommended. For more Sports Specialist the 1st Battalion 48th Infantry. In Tier A, MEDDAC finished that this year's season produced. The deadline for the information, call 596-0209. With the volleyball season at with 4910 pins to take the top spot. gentleman's outdoor sport -- Intramural volleyball the mid point, teams are beginning The 577th Engineer Battalion Second round of swim lessons intramural tennis, is coming up Martial arts classes With the snow and cold to settle in for the race to the finished with 4696 pins to take (with IPAP special option) quickly. Martial arts classes are outside it was a great night for intramural tournament. In Confer- home the runners-up trophy while The Davidson Fitness Center Letters of intent are due at the held Wednesday evenings and volleyball inside. Monday night's ence A, the Marine Detachment is Garrison Command finished in the will be holding another round of sports branch at Davidson Fitness Saturday afternoons at Dru action at Davidson Fitness Center in the lead after their 15-4 and 15- third spot with 4678 pins. water fun for infants and children. Center no later than 4 p.m., April Pippin Youth Center. Call was fast and tough. 10 win over the Navy Detachment In Tier B, the 2nd Battalion The swimming lessons will begin 27. 596-0209 for more informa- In Conference A, the 554th #1. The Law Enforcement Coin- 10th Infantry came from behind to April 19 and run through April 31. Letters of intent must contain tion. Engineer Battalion knocked off mand are 2-2 for the season . The take the Tier Championship with The cost for lessons is $ 20 per the name and phone number of the Law Enforcement Command 15-9 lawmen knocked off the 58th Trans 4795 pins. participant (IPAP option --$15 per team point of contact and an Daugherty Bowling and 16-14. MEDDAC kept pace Battalion 15-6 and 15-13 on The Navy Detachment put registration for Monday, Wednes- alternate point of contact. XTREME Bowling is com- with a 15-3 and 15-9 win over the Thursday night. together some good games and dlay and Friday for IPAP class). You may submit your letter of ing soon! Glow in the dark pins, Navy Detachment #1. The 58th The 554th Engineer Battalion grabbed the runners-up spot with Registration is available at the intent by memorandum or by e- disco lights, crankin' music -- Trans Battalion started slow but are in the runners-up spot with a 4- 4735 pins and the 2nd Battalion frout desk of Davidson Fitness mail. it's bowling like you've never finish tough, taking a 12-15, 15-11 1 record after their 15-5 and 15-13 47th Infantry finished in the third Center. Letters of intent sent by seen before! Only at Daugherty and 15-11 win from Garrison win over Garrison Command. spot with 4713 pins. Class sizes are limited to 12 memorandum must be sent through Bowling Center. Command. In Conference B action, DPTM Congratulations to all and per class. The deadline for registra- the battalion sports representative Free bowling lessons are In Conference B, the 1st is 4-0 at mid season. DPTM thanks for a great bowling season. tion is April 15. Sign up early to to the sports branch, attention being offered by the Daugherty Battalion, 48th Infantry are 2-1 on knocked off the 366th TRS secure your spot! Charles Kristek. Bowling Center the second and the season after stopping the 43rd Detachment USAF, 15-5 AND 15-7. Intramural soccer league update The swimming lessons Letters of intent sent by e-mail last Saturday of the month. AG Battalion 15-12 and 15-8. The The 2nd Battalion 10th Infantry By Charles Kristek schedule is as follows: must be sent through the battalion Participants must be 12 366th TRS Detachment 7 USAF stopped the 43rd AG Battalion 15- Sports Specialist Monday -Friday sports representative to years or older. For more informa- took their match with the 2nd 12 and 15-11. 8 -8:50 a.m. adult class kristekc @ wood.army.mil. tion or to register, please stop by Battalion 10th Infantry 15-5 and In the last game of the Thursday night's action started 9 -9:30 am. IPAPclass The coaches meeting is at 4 the Main Desk at the Daugherty 15-7. evening, the Navy Detachment #2 off with MEDDAC taking out 2-10 6:30--7:15 p.m. Level I p.m., April 29, at the Davidson Bowling Center. The intramural volleyball team won by forfeit when the 43rd INF in a 2-0 upset on the lower 7:30-8:15 p.m. Level II Fitness Center. The fun begins May Bowling Coupon Books are league competition is heating up as AG Battalion did not have enough field. Next, USMC detachment For more information contact 3. available at the Daugherty Bowl- teams are preparing for the race to players to continue the game. dominated the Navy detachment 3- Charles Kristek at 596-0131 ext. The intramural championship ing Center for just $15 per book the intramural tournament. In Games are played each Monday, 0 on the lower field as LEC over 67441. tournament will begin June 7. For of four coupons. conference A action last Tuesday Tuesday, and Thursday evenings at powered 1-48th Infantry in a 4-0 more information, contact Charles With coupons, you will re- night the 577th Engineer Battalion Davidson Fitness Center, begin- power play on the upper field. Commanders' Cup soccer Kristek at 596-7441. ceive one free game of bowling beat the Navy Detachment #1, 15-8 ning at 6 p.m. After those games, 577th tournament coming up with each paid game. and 15-9 to improve their record to Engineer Battalion surrendered to The deadline for Commanders' Intramural track meet coming up Bring the whole family in 2-1. Commanders' Cup bowling 554th Engineer Battalion in a tight Cup soccer is coming up quickly. The deadline for the intramural for unlimited bowling. Call 596- Garrison Command took the The Commanders' Cup 1-0 ending, as 58th Trans Battalion Letters of intent are due at the track meet is coming up. Letters of 1498 for information. first game with the 5th Engineer bowling tournament came to a took out 169th Engineer Battalion sports branch at Davidson Fitness intent are due at the sports branch For more information, call Battalion by forfeit but the close on Tuesday afternoon at in an astonishing 3-1 endurance Center no later than 4 p.m., April at Davidson Fitness Center no later 596-1498 Engineers played tough ball in the Daugherty Bowling Center. It will test. 27. than 4 p.m., May 4. second game losing by a score of be a tournament that will be long Letters of intent must contain Letters of intent must contain Davidson Fitness Center 17-16. The 554th Engineer remembered by all in attendance. Commanders' Cup racquetball the name and phone number of the the name and phone number of the indoor pool schedule Battalion came away a winner The tournament had all the tournament finals outcome team point of contact and an team point of contact and an The hours of operation for against MEDDAC but the Medics ingredients of a big time tourna- After five straight unprec- alternate point of contact. You alternate point of contact. the Davidson Fitness Center made the Engineers earn their ment, fun, excitement, tough edented victories, Garrison may submit your letter of intent by You may submit your letter of indoor pool is Monday - victory with each game going to competition, suspense, and nail Command brought home the bacon memorandum or by e-mail. intent by memorandum or by e- Friday, 4:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., the limit. biting tension. after taking out 577th Engineer Letters of intent sent by mail. Letters of intent sent by Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and The 554th Engineers took the Robert Loftis of MEDDAC Battalion in Tier A competition. memorandum must be sent through memorandum must be sent through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. first game 16-14 but the Medics contributed greatly to the excite- The four-man team consisting the battalion sports representative the battalio sports representative to Reservations for physical game back to take the second game ment of the tournament. of Andy Mostajo, Dennis to the sports branch attention the sports branch, attention Charles training are available Monday 16-14 to force the third game. The In the last game of the tourna- Redmond, Stan Gregory and John Charles Kristek. Kristek. - Friday from 4 - 5:15 a.m., and Engineers pulled out another close ment, all teams had completed their Pemmental made the sport look Letters of intent sent by e-mail Letters of intent sent by e-mail 5:15 - 6 a.m., and may be made win, taking the game 16-14. bowling except MEDDAC and elementary game after game. must be sent through the battalion must be sent through the battalion by calling the front desk of the In Conference B, the 169th Garrison Command. In Tier B competition, 2-10 sports representative to sports representative to Davidson Fitness Center at Engineer Battalion evened their Loftis had 11 strikes and need took out 169th Engineer Battalion [email protected]. [email protected]. 596-4359. record at 2-2 with a 15-10 and 15-9 only one more for a perfect game. giving them an undefeated record The coaches meeting is at 4 The coaches meeting is at 4 For more information, win over the Navy Detachment #2 You could hear a pin drop in as well. p.m., April 29 at the Davidson p.m., May 6 at the Davidson contact Charles Kristek at 596- team. DPTM is 3-0 on the season the bowling center when Loftis The Commanders' Cup season Fitness Center. Fitness Center. The fun begins 0131, ext. 67441. after their 15-6, 15-10 win over made his approach for the 12th was a huge success thanks to the The fun begins May 3. For May 8. DENTAC. The 366th TRS Detach- strike. outstanding athletic ability and more information, contact Charles For more information, contact ment 7, USAF are 3-1 and are He took down eight pins on sportsmanship of the players. Kristek at 6-7441. Charles Kristek at 596-7441. holding down the runners-up spot the last ball and finished up with a Next year's season will have a _ _~ __-C- ll~-l -I"--B-~- -~PI~DCI s~~l~iJ~s~~ -g ~- *-I-----~ ----~L ----r~--~-iBC~* -- - LIII ~II~J~ Athlete Of The Week Se1!ersSexton Mike Curtis el s S, 00 "IS f ac''iOnt is a photographer at DPTM/TSC. He plays racquetball on the Marines team. They came in second place in intramural play. His hobby is flyfishing. Missouri Avenue, St. Robert, Missouri * (573) 336-2000 - ~-~ ,"~"~,~"~-"~~""~~"s"~~I~ Thursday, March 25, 1998 GUIDON Section B Page 5 Thursay,~g~~~ Marcalse 25,99 1------~ --- ~ P-~.I Secio- B--Pag 5-Ib Fort Leonard Wood's meet on April 6 for the 7th and Free car wash with any of Officers' Civilians' and 8th grade Cadets at the above services! Women's club will accept Waynesville High School For more information, call applications for spring welfare against Lebanon. The meet 596-0243. JROTC instructor position disbursement until April 16. begins at 3:15 p.m. The JROTC positions are Please contact Rhonda filled by retiring or retired offic- Charbonneau for a request for L1 ers and NCOs. Pay grades from 0- welfare assistance form at 774- Lu ' . EP 3 to 0-6 and E-7 to E-9. 5525. Davidson Fitness Center To apply, the individual must Auto Craft Shop The NSA Early Bird Quali- be within one year of retirement Save 50 percent on bay fees fier Softball Tournament will be or not have been retired for more Tuesday and Wednesday during hosted by the sports branch than five years, and in either case March. Satuirday. from active duty or AGR. Aryom untySevc Manager's special - $36 Play will be at Softball To obtain an application or if (through Wednesday)- rotate Complex B. there are questions or comments, Army Community Service t' tires, check all fluid levels, For more information, call contact Maj. Leggett or Sgt. 1st has openings for volunteers lights, exhaust system, safety 596-7444. Class Cobeen at (573) 596-0276. with office and receptionist equipment, drive belts and If' you can't play in the Or e-mail us at skills. No experience is neces- Fort Leonard Wood brakes (replacement parts not Early Bird Qualifier, you can [email protected] or sary. included). still qualify for the state and cobeens @wood. army.mi 1. Training will be provided. Oil change special - $9 World Series Tournaments by Current openings: Volunteers may choose the at a glance change oil/filter, check tire playing in the NSA Spring hours they wish to work. pressure, belts and all other Qualifier on April 10. Dardanelle High School For more information, fluid levels (oil/filter not The entry fee is only $100 ATTN: JROTC Dept, contact ACS at 596-(1212. by donating blood. instructor courses. included). and must be paid at the Dardanelle, Arkansas. Sandwiches will be available Anyone interested in Transmission service Davidson Fitness Center no Point of contact is Lt. Col. at the canteen along with the usual becoming a Red Cross instruc- special- $27 (through Wednes- later than April 7. For more (Ret.) Bieber, (870) 229-3446. array of cookies and candies. tor should stop by the office or day) - remove/replace trans- information, call 596-7444. Opening for one officer. Mugs will be given to all wvho call 329-3334/5 for more mission pan and filter. Refill You can host that special Job opening donate. information. with required transmission oil pool party at the Davidson Twin Rivers High School The Fort Leonard Wood Sta- (filter not included). Special Fitness Center for just $50 for ATTN: JROTC Dept, tion of the American Red Cross is Volunteer news valid on most vehicles. two hours. An additional $15 Broseley, Missouri, (573) 328- accepting applications for a Com- Are you looking for a news Brake service - $126 per hour is charged for anything 4321. bined Federal Campaign fund- challenge? (through Wednesday) replace over two hours. Point of contact is I st Sgt. (Ret.) raiser. Wouldn't be great if you Post school notes front/rear brakes, turn rotors/ The cost increases for Canter. Opening is for one officer. Under the general supervision could maintain your professional The end of third quarter for drums, pack wheel bearings (if parties with over 150 partici- of the Station Manager, this per- job skills while helping others? the Waynesville R - VI School needed) and rotate tires (parts p ant1s. { J' son will manage the Combined You can. Become a Red Cross District will be Wednesday. not included). Special valid on Reserv ations must be made Federal Campaign. volunteer. Grades should come out April 7 most vehicles. at least seven days in advance. Requirements: Associate's There are volunteer opportu- for Wood Middle School. Cooling system service - For more information or to degree in business administration nities in a variety of fields. The first track meet for $27 (through Wednesday)- make reservations, please call Free literacy classes or related field and/or experience Whether you are interested Wood Middle School 7th grade drain, flush and refill with 596-4359. Waynesville Technical Acad- in the business arena, general working with patients at the hos- Cadets will be at 4 p.m. Tlues- coolant. Check driv e belts, Practice hitting with emy holds free literacy classes knowledge of and/or experience pital, children at the schools, or day 30 at Osage. hoses and all other fluid levels. Davidson Fitness Center's from 4 - 8 p.m., Monday through in the accounting field, strong computers in an office environ- There will also be a track Includes one gallon of coolant. batting cages located at softball Thursday, at the Waynesville interpersonal skills, knowledge ment - we have a place for you. Technical Academy and from I - of Microsoft Office and Quicken, The next Red Cross volunteer 4 p.m. every Friday at the Truman excellent verbal and written com- orientation will be at 9:30 am.. Education Center. Free child care munication skills and strong pre- Friday in Building 470, roonm is available. sentation skills. 22 12. Fur more information call Applications and resumes 774-2534. will be accepted until 4:30 p.m., Health and safety Sheila Diann Ziegler Missouri Department of Public April 2. courses Supply & Services Div, DOL Safety, the Division of Fire Safety, OCWC scholarships Pick up and return applica- Community first aid and and the National Fire Protection Diann, as she is known to all Associatioii Standard. OCWC Scholarship Appli- tions at the American Red Cross safety - April 10, 8 a.m. to 5 cations are being accepted until office, Building 470, Room 2211. p.m., April 10. Course includes who work with her, has unselfishly She was recognized for her given approximately 150 hours of April 10. Applications are For more information please infant, child and adult CPR and efforts by the Governor's Office of available at the Truman Educa- call 329-3334. first aid. her own time to attain the titles of the State of Missouri, and by the both "'Fire Fighter tion Center, school counselors To register please come by I and II." University of Missouri-Columbia. She has been a member of her It is the professional manner in and from scholarship committee Blood drive the Red Cross office in Build- local rural fire protection associa- members. Contact Tricia The Red Cross will hold a ing. 470, room 2211 before which Diann de'monstrates the tion for 10 years, and a certified spirit of volunteerism and Janasky at 329-3747, Maggie blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 8. others "First Responder" for four years. like herself who make the world a Martin at 329-3289, or Mary Friday, Building 315. This blood Instructor candidate training As Fire Fighter I and II, she safer place in which to live. Weiler at 329-6361. drive is open to the community. - 6-9:30 p.m., April 6 and 7. successfully All are welcome and encour- This course is the 1l)YCe demonstrated the (Unsungs Heroes is spon- ability to meet the standards OCWC welfare distribution aged to come give the gift of life requisite for all Red Cross and so red by A rmy Communities of requirements for the State of GOOD PEOPLE BAD CREDIT Bankruptcy * Repo's r Slow Pay " Divorce E-1 and up Military You deserve a chance to re-establish your credit & be treated with courtesy & respect. If you make at GET A NEW JOB WITH THE SAME COMPANY. least $1000 a month before taxes, then we can help! 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Available wherever paperbacks are sold REENLIST ARMY. ~L -~--- b PBS--- ~ ~~.~--~ L~-L -~~L I BE ALL YOU CAN BE. GUIDON Thursday, March 25, 1999 SectionSeto B PagePag 66~ GUDN hra, ach2,19 L L__ ~~-I Y I n~l~-II~L-~U-L-~--- b-~-YI~-- - - -I _ C _PI ______~ _L C ______U____~ IYIIIP i p v n~ complexes B & C. items.The Castle Lounge Sports Spring turkey permits go on $20, $90 for six months, For Prizes - 1999 Buick The cages are open 24 hours 2t CW, Bar and Grill is now open with a sale March 1. more information or to reserve a Lesabre, Shotguns, Clothing. a day with both baseball and new look and an all new menu. The Stone Mill trout '.:rcam slot, please call the ODR Center and more. Register at the CSC, slow-pitch softball machines. Its new hours of operation are will be stocked with fish on at 596-4223. bldg 2282, or call 596-4223. The cost is 50 cents for 12 Arts And Crafts Center Tuesday through Friday, 4:30 March 5 and 26. You are not Participants must attend halls. Call 596-4359 for more Hours of operation: closed pi'n. until closing and Saturday, permitted to fish in stream on Sportsmen Center classes all three days to be in formation. Monday/Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 5 5:30 p.m. until closing. the day of stocking until after 6 The FLW Community certified. Pre-registration is Field reservations to p.m. Wednesday (no self-help Happy Hour is held on p.m. You are required to possess Sportsman Center invites all required, please call the Out- practice soccer, softball, etc., framing), Il- 9 p.m. Thursday Thursday, 5:30- 6:30 p.m. and a Missouri and post fishing shooters to join the National door Recreation Center at 596- must be made in advance and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Fri day, 6- 7 p.m. license and trout permit to Skeet Shooting Association 4223. through the sports branch, 596- Saturday and Sunday. Orienta- For more information, call legally fish in stream, Call 596- Skeet League beginning on .A trap fun shoot will be 4359. tions for framing, woodshop 329-65 00. 4223 for more information. April 15. The league will shoot hosted by the Community Fields are available for one- arid ceramics will be held the The ODR Center is sponsor- over a 10-week period, 50 Sportsman Center from 9 a.m.- 2 hour sessions and will not be first and third Saturday of the Engineers' Club ing at trip to St. Charles Casino targets each week for a total of p.m. Saturday. 'T'he entry fee is for highest reserved if fields are wet. month from 9 - 10 am. Monday Lunch Buffets -- on March 20. Bus will leave 500 targets. You don't have to $15, optional purse Free aerobics are held at the March Classes: served I I am. to 1 p.m.. cost is building 470 (Soldier Service he a member of NSSA to shoot score $5. Trophies will be Davidson Fitness Center. Saturday - oil painting class, 9 $4.25. Center) at 8 am. and return by 6 in this event. awarded by class. 1-*5 for I st A variety of classes are held a.m. to 5 p.m. $30) plus canvas. Monday - Mexican buffet p.m. The cost is $15 with buffet, The cost of the league is place and 6-10 for 1st and 2nd Mvonday through Friday, with Call the Arts and Crafts Center For more infornmation, call 329- $8 without buffet. Registration $20. plus target cost. Targets place. Call 596-4223 for more times ranging from 9 a.m. until for supplies list and times. 2455. will be accepted at the ODR are $2.50I per round. nfor matinon. 7:30 p.m. Counted cross-stitch kits to I N Center until March 6. Call 596- If you're a registered A paintball club meeting Call for more information or include Sesame Street kits are 4223 for more information. shooter and wish to register will be held at 1 p.m.. March 20 stop by the Davidson Fitness now available at the Arts and The ODR Center is sponsor- your targets with NSSA, the cost at the Community Sportsman Center for a full schedule of Crafts Center. ing a trip to St. Louis for is an additional $10, paid in Center. The paintball field is classes. See counter personnel or for Outdoor Recreation Center shopping and sight seeing on advance with your league fee. available to rent by Monthly or yearly locker more information call 596- Hours of Operation; open March 21. A few of the areas --~- -1111 __ I rentals are available at the 0242. Tuesday-Saturday, 9:30 am. to visited will be the St. Louis D~avidson Fitness Center. The 5:30) p.m., closed Sunday and Arch, Union Station and the cost is $5 a month for active Mon day. Galleria Mall. Bus will leave duty military and $7 a month The l'ol lowing hunting building 470 (Soldier Service for all other personnel, and $45 seasons are open: trout - March Center) at 8 am. and return by 6 I through Oct. 3 1, paddlefish- p.m. The cost is $17 per person. a year for active duty military, byEssayonsClub $60 a year for all other peirson- M~arch 15 through April 30, Call 596-4223 for more infor- nel. See counter personnel for A seafood buffet will be non-game fish (snagging, miatIion1. more information. featured on Fridays, March 26, snaring or grabbing)- March 15 The ODR Center will For more information, call 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. for $9.95 through May 15', coyote season feature an Outdoor Adventure 596-4359. adults/$4.95 children (3-11 - through March 31, 1999. Spring Break Camp March 22- years). T o legalfly hunt on F'ort 26. The camp is open to youth The bufl'et includes peel Ieonard Wood, you must ages 11 through 1.5. Sign-up and eat shrimp, fried shrimp, possess a valid state license and will be accepted at the ODR fried clams, baked fish, shrimp a Fort Leonar~d Wood Sportsman Center until March 13. Call the Creole, potatoes, vegetables Permit. If y ot have never had a ODR Center at 596-4223 for Child Development and much, much more. Add an permit, you must watch a five- further details. Registration for all child order of crab legs for just $2 minute 01rienitation film at the If you or your organization care must be completed (limit one). Outdoor R~ecreation Center. is planning a trip for fun or through the Central Registra- It will feature corned beef The cost. of the permit is $10 business, contact the ODR tion Office which is located in and cabbage as the main entree. per' person. T1he Hunting Area Center to see if they can be of Photo by Jason Baldwin Building 470, room 1114. Call 329-6500 for more in for- Announcement phone number is assistance. We have available a Call 596-0238 for informa- roat ion. 596-4224. [or more informa- 47-passenger tour bus with rates tion. Special Sunday brunch at tion, please stop by the OD)R considerably less than that off Current immunization the Essayons Club during Center or call 596-4223. post. For more information or The Fort Leonard Wood Veterinary Treatment Facility records must be presented at March, served 10 am. to 1:30 The ODR Center wants to to make reservations, call 596- currently has a number of terrific animals ready for immediate time of registration. p.m. remind all hunters/fishermen, 4223. adoption including this two-year-old male domestic short hair A registration fee is due Sunday - Mexican Entrees that all state and post fishing The ODR Center has a cat. 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Gymnastic classes are held ment, 6 p.m., Fridays - club the summer. school, fourth grade through website and click on "Current Six or more people are Monday, Tuesday and Friday. night, 7- 11:30 p.m. $3, Satur- sixth grade, and pre-school Events." required for reservations. Call for specific age groups! days- Open rec, I1:30-7:3Opm, Abrams movie schedule through third grade. Essay Players under the age of 18 times. club night, 7:30-ll:3Opm. $3 The following movies are requirements vary by category; years must have parental Registration for Youth NOTE: Friday/Saturday evening now playing at Abrams Theater. savings bonds ranging from consent form on file at the Sports will be accepted at the program times may change. All movies subject to change. $1,.000 to $ 100 are available for Outdoor Recreation Center. Pippin Youth Center March 2-5, Today - karaoke night, bring a contest winners. Field equipment fees: $15 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Spring tape and make a memory, 5 p.m. Clarke Community Library To be considered, essays Abrams movie schedule (includes gun rental, 200 Soccer and Floor Hockey will to close. Youngsters may dial 563- must be received by E-mail by The following movies are painthalls, mask and two hours be offered. For more informa- Tuesday- web page develop- 6111 to reach the Clarke Friday, April 2, 1999: regular now playing at Abrams Theater. of field time). If you own your tion, call 596-0209/2611. ment, "Publishing," 6 p.m. to Community Library's Dial-A- mail entries must be postmarked All movies subject to change. own equipment, cost is $5. The 9th Annual Youth close. Story and hear a different pre- no later than April 2, 1999. All guns will be velocity Talent Show will be held on For more information, call recorded short story each day. Flyers with further details Blast From the Past (PG 13) checked before entering field Saturday, April 24, 7-10 p.m. at 596-1350 Pre-School story hour is are on display at the Clarke Brenden Fraser, Sissy Spacek area. If you are interested, the Baker Theater. Registration held at the Clarke Community Community Library. You may March 26 at 9 p.m., March please contact the staff at the is currently being accepted for Library every Wednesday at also visit the www.asymca.org 27 at 6 p.m., March 28 at 6 ODR Center, 596-4223. entry into the Talent Show. So 12:30 p.m. Library staff, in A skeet shooting league is if you can sing, dance, play a cooperation with the Armed held on Wednesdays from 10 mu~sical instrument or tell a Forces YMCA, present stories a.m. until 6 p.m. at the Commu- good joke, register at the Pippin Daugherty Bowling Center and simple crafts of interest to nity Sportsmen Center. Youth Center. The age catego- XTREME Bowling is young children. We have a 12 and 20 gauge ries for the show are 6-8 yrs., 9- coming soon! Glow in the dark The After-School Program shotgun available for rent 12 yrs., 13-15 yrs. and 16-18 pins, disco lights, crankin' at the Clarke Community (range use only). yrs. The last day for registra- music -- it's bowling like Library is held throughout the If you buy the shotgun tion is Wednesday. For more you've never seeii before! Only school year. shells from the CSC, gun rental information, call 596-0209. at Daugherty Bowling Center. Library personnel provide is free (range use only). Call Tuesday - movie night, 5:30- Free bowling lessons are assistance with reading and 596-4223/1444 for more 8:30 p.m. being offered by the Daugherty homework resources for chil- information. Wednesday- tournament night, Bowling Center the second and dren in the School-Age Services The Community Sportsmen 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. last Saturday of the month. Program on Tuesdays, Wednes- Center is open for Trap and Today - open recreation, 5:30 - Participants must be 12 years or days, and Thursdays at 4:15 Skeet Shooting every Saturday 8:30 p.m. older. For more information or p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. until 6 Saturday - open recreation, 1:30 to register, please stop by the Story hour for children p.m. The cost is $2.50 per -8:30 p.m. Main Desk at the Daugherty between the ages of 4-8 is held round. For more information, Sunday - family day, 1:30 - Bowling Center. each Thursday at 6 p.m. at the call 596-4223. 5:30 p.m. Bowling coupon books are Community Library. The archery range is open Tuesday - write a newspaper available at the Daugherty The children and their seven days a week. article, 6 - 8 p.m. Bowling Center for just $15 per parents will find a variety of Basic instruction is avail- Wednesday- ACE club, 2:45 - book of four coupons. With stories, films, guests and able for first time shooters. 5:30 p.m. coupons, you will receive one activities presented throughout Please call 596-4223 to Today - rap songwriting, 6 - 8 free game of bowling with each the year. Staff Sgt. Michael W. Staff Sgt. Glen E. Coleman make an appointment. For more p.m. paid game. Bring the whole For further information Jonson Staff Sgt. Glen F. Coleman, Friday - dance, 7-10 p.m.. 5-8th family in for unlimited bowling. about any of these programs, Staff Sgt. Michael W. B Company, 10th Infantry, I1st information, call 596-4223. grades. $3. Call 596-1498 for information. call the Clarke Community Johnson, B Company, 169th Brigade was named Drill Ser- Saturday - bingo, 3- 5 p.m. $1. For more information, call Library circulation desk at 563- Engineer Battalion, was named geant of the Cycle for the 2-99 For more information, call 596- 596-1498 4113. Drill Sergeant of the Cycle for cycle. 0209. The Armed Services YMCA, the 1 -99 cycle. Coleman has been a drill LORA in cooperation with the United Johnson, who hails origi- sergeant since August of 1997. Pippin Youth Center Station Teen Center Hours of operation: Monday States Naval Institute, is spon- nally from St. Louis, has been a He currently resides on Fort Martial Arts classes are held Hours of operation: closed through Wednesday, 9 am. to 5 soring a 1999 Reading-Essay drill sergeant since March of Leonard Wood with his wife, Wednesday evenings and Sunday, Monday, and Wednes- p.m. and Thursday and Friday, Contest. Active duty, reserve, 1997. Harriet and daughter, Virginia Saturday afternoons. Call 596- days. Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. 1p.m. and DoD civilian employee He currently lives in Mariah. 0209 for more information. 3:30- 8:30 p.m. (grades 9-12), Take advantage of LORA's family members are eligible, Waynesville with his wife, Tap, ballet and tumbling Friday. 7 - 1 1 :30 p.m. (grades 9- winter season haf--off rate now including "home schooling" Patricia and four' children. classes are held Tuesday 12) Saturday, 1:30 - 1 1:30 p.m. (good until March 31) and make students. Michael, 14, Nicole, t2, An- evenings. Call 596-0209 for (grades 9-12) your reservations early to There are categories for thony, 9 and Victoria, 7. more information. 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Calvin Webber take refuge in bombings cripple New York From page 3B Payback (R) The Thin Red Line (R) their backyard bomb shelter. 30 City and trigger the declaration weakened spots. fluoride in over-the-cotunter mouth Chris Kristofferson Sean Penn, Nick Nolte years later, their son Adam of martial law. The city spirals A110 Gibson, As the gtims recede with age or- rinses. toothpaste's, and gels. April 2 at 7 p.m., April 3 at April 10 at 1 p.m., April I11 emerges for the first time to into chaos when troops are as a result of periodontal (gtim) The American Dental Associa-* 6 p.m., Apri4 at p.m., at 1 p.m. restock supplies and search for deployed and citizens detained. 1:30 disease, the newly exp~osed tooth tion specifically recommends that April 7 at 7 p.m., April 9 at 7 During the battle of a wife. root surf aces become vulnerable to everyone brtush daily with an ADA- p.in.l Guadalcanal in 1 942-43, an My Favorite Martian (PG) acid attack. accepted 11lnonide toothpaste. rifle company named C She's All That (PG-13) Jeff Daniels, Christopher Lloyd Porter and Val stole some Army Fluoride inhibits the develop- Research shows that tooth p.m.. cash that was already hot. When try to overtake a Japanse Freddie Prinze, Jr., Rachael March 27 at 1:30 ment of cavities on these stirfaces decay remains a threat even into it came time to split the goods, stronghold, a hill known as Leigh Cook March 31 at 7 p.m. as well, a benefit especially old age and that the incident of Val made three mistakes. I-Ic "210." The taking of the March 26 at 7 p.m. Based on the television important for older adults. decay will continue to increase as took Porter's money, his wife stronghold is secondary to how In the world of trendy Los series, ambitious television Fluoride also helps fight decay today's adult population in and heC tried to lake Porter's life. the lives of the men are Angeles High School is reporter Tim O'Hara stumbles around the margins of old dental America grows, and as more people When yoti kill Porter, make sure affeacted by their common desinger ensembles, lavish upon a Martian whose space- fillings. keep their natural teeth for longer dead. quest. parties, high school pranks, ship has accidentaly crash he's Fluoridated water is the most periods of time, decay will remain a rivalries and peer pressure. Zack landed on Earth efficient and effective sotirce of si gnificant. health problem. (PG-13) 200 Cigarettes (R) is senior class president, honor Message in a Bottle fluoride. Preventive dental care is the Plan (R) Kevin Costner, Robin Wright Ben Affleck, Courtney Love student, captain of the soccer A Simple Even ife you're not among the foundation of good oral health, and Pe nn April 10 at 8:15 p.m., April team and has just been dumped Bill Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton 130 mill ion Americans etirrently daily use of fluoride remains a key 3 a) 1:30 p.m., April 4 11 at 6 p.m., April 15 at 7 p.m. by his girl friend. But Zack March 27 at 8:15 p.m., April living in a fluoridated water part of the health conscious adult's at 6 p.m., April 8 at 7 p.m., It's New Yor's East Village rebounds, betting his friend that March 28 at 1:30 p.m., April 1 community, you have access to dental regimen. any girl with the right hair at 7 p.m., April 2 at 9:15 p.m.. April 9 at 9:30 p.m. on New Year's Eve 1981. andmakeup can be made into April 3 at 8:15 p.m. Walking along a deserted Monica is hosting a party and prom queen. 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You tt1h enter upto 10 inde\x Iumbers per call Aircraft...... 6800 Backhoe/Bulldozer-....6650 Antiq~ues/Classics.....6810 Aln ads appear in the Bush Hogging------.....6655 Mechanic/Tech...... 6260 Baz'aars/Craft Shows...6390 A'[Vs...... 6820 V AGRI-BUSINESS V EMPLOYMENT Office/Commercial....6510 Chat/Dirt/Gravel-...... 6660 Medical------...... 6270 Computers/Accessories Automobiles...... 6830 Pu~aski County Equipment/Supply .... 601(0 Accounting------...... 6125 .6395 Wanted...... 6520 Child Care------...... 6670 Miscellaneous ...... 6280 Furnituie Heavy Equipment.....6840 Hay/Feed/Seed...... 602(0 Agriculture------...... 6130 ...... 640 V REAL ESTATE Cleaning------...... 6680 Opportunities------.....6285 Motorcycles ...... 6850 Livestock ...... 6030 Cashiers...... 6140 Lawn/Garden...... 6410 SALES Construction------.....6690 Professional ...... 6290 Parts Services...... 6860 Fotd oo Produce ...... 6040 Clerical...... 6150 Miscellaneous ...... 6420 Business Property.....6530 & Sales...... 6300 Electrical/Plumbing-....6700 Musical Instrtiments...643(1 Farms & Acreage-.....6540 Trucks & 4x4's...... 6870 V ANNOUNCEMENTS Clerks ...... 6160 Seasonal ...... 6310 Glass & Windows-.....6705 Pets/Supplies...... 6440 Vans ...... 6880 Anniversary ...... 6050 Child/Elderly Care-....6170 Situations Wanted.....6320 Ilomnes For Sale-...... 6550 Health------...... 6710 cfanid Wanted ...... 6890 RiH Mirror Bundle of Joy ...... 6060 Constrtiction...... 6180 Transportation/Drivers ..6330 Wanted...... 6450 Lots...... 6560 Home Services/Misc-..672(1 V AUCTION Card of Thanks...... 6070 Education...... 6190 W elders ...... 6340 Wood/Accessories.....6460 Mobile Home Sales.....6570 Home Health Care...... 6730 BLOC K Happy Birthday...... 6081 Food Services ...... 6200 V FINANCIAL V® REAL ESTATE Other...... 6580 Instruction------...... 6740 6900 Daily Record Extra Lost & Found ...... 6090 Government...... 6210 Business Opportunity ... 6350 RENTALS Wanted------...... 6590 Lawn/Garden/Landscape ..6750 Memorials...... 6095 Industry...... 6220 Loans/Investments....6360 Apartments/Duplexes ... 6470 V RECREATION Painting------...... 6760 V LEGALS o Personal...... 6110 .anitor/Cleaning...... 6230 V MERCHANDISE Homes ...... 6480 Boats & Motors-...... 6600 Photography------.....6765 Homes Antiques------...... 6370 Mobile Homes------.....6490 Campers & Trailers....6610 Roofing------...... 6770 Special Events ...... 6110 Maintenance------.....6240 V GARAGE SALES Special Notices...... 6120 Management...... 6250 Appliances...... 6 380 Mobile Home Lots....6500 RV Parts & Accessories 6620 Transportation------.....6775 Area Prefixes Lost & Found 6090 Special Notices 6120 Education 6190 Mechanics/Tech 6260 Miscellaneous 6280 Found: Meditim sized fc-male dog, cllar Belle ...... 859 FINANCIAL RELIEF. If you're living with says Nani. Found on 1-44 just E. of Leba- Fabrication welder. Base salary $7.50. Moore's Re sidential IHating & Cooling, Bland ...... 646 terminal illness and have a life insurance Educator/Director non. Call 417-532-8188. Working hands-on with special needs has positions for installers. Experienced Boss ...... policy greater than $50,000, obtain Pay will depend on experience. 626 a set- children, birth to 5 yrs. Will also be preferred. Call for appt.417-532--I54. Bourbon Assembler. Pay based on rates...... 732 tlement for your policy. Enhance Life managing and directing the program.. Bunker...... 689 Personal 6100 Benefits 1-800-838-5065. Must have BS in Education with Apply in person at Bear Trailer, PEOPLE NEEDED CrockerSwedeborg...... 736 #1 CAMPGROUND MEMBERSHIP and emphasis in Early Childhood Lducation. 27877 Glacier Point Rd., Lebanon. IMMEDIATELY Ctba, Fanning...... 885 timeshare resale clearinghouse. Don't Salary will be based on experience Margaret H. of Biallwin- Gary Local Company expanding Dixon,Hancock & Hayden...... 759 Botick of want yours? We'll take it. Buy. Sell. Rent. and education. Medical 6270 to Edgar Springs, Duke ...... 435 St. Louis Needs you. Looking tor Cookie. Resort Sales Int'l. 1-800-423-5967. Send resume to: Laclede County area. Ft. Leonard Wood Last saw her 1965 1 was 5 yrs. Need to ...... 329, 596 Laclede Early Education NOW HIRING No experience necessary. Iberia...... 793 see you both. Sheri G. (Valley Park) Now BRANSON GET-AWAYS. 3 days. 2 nights, Program RN $1700. per month to start. Lea sb urg...... 245 Sheri B. (Sorrento, Fla.) put something in 4 show tickets, 2 for 1 coupon book, (L.E.E.P.) WEB STER/LACLEDE $149.95/2 people. Breakfast, Licking...... 674 my water. Sheri gave me the water. I(lost ice cream so- Must have positive attitude. cial. Gift certificates. P.O. Box 1023 COUNTIES Montauk ...... 548 consciousness. Only saw Cookie that Best Inns We have 1-800-404-5013. Lebanon, MO 65536 an immediate opening available Call Monday only! Newburg, Doolittle...... 762 once. 314-868-8950, 10119 Imperial Dr., St. for an RN who has one year of experience Respond bad April 5, 1999 417-533-3630. Owensville...... 437 Lous, Mo. 63136 as a nurse in the last 3 years. This position Richland,Hazelgreen...... 765 Accounting 6125 is flexable and will require travel in the DISCOUNT *** MEDICAL A*** & Laquey DIVORCE KIT (uncontested) Food Services 6200 Marshfield, Lebanon, & Grove Spring No lawvyer needed. Child custody/miss- High Lamning Potential **BILLING 2088 * ** Rolla...... 341,364,368 Become an Account Representative area! We have a great pay and benefits ing spouse forms included $69; Legal Full-time, Part-time, Servers needed. Ap- Home Professions needs full/part Safe...... 699 for one of America's top companies. package. name change (adult/child) $49. DEMAR- ply in person. La Mexican Kitchen. 1675 5. time medical billers. Home P~C St. Elizabeth ...... 493 Comprehensive paid training program. Call Betty or Sue EE, Kansas City. 1-800-793-2343. Jetterson, Lebanon, MO. required. Salary to $45K /year. St. James ...... 265 Unique in the industry. Oxford HealthCare MEET SINGLE No experience necessary. Will St. Robert,Devils Elbow ...... 336 people throughout rtiral Top income possible and potential Exp. cook, and dietary aid, part-time. 800-293-2772 train. America. Confidential, reputable, estab- Salem...... 729 for advancement into management. Working with ambulatory elderly in nice, Apply: 1550 E. Sunshine vV 1-800-600-1844 vV lished plan. Free details. Country Call MetLife Steelville...... 775 prof. working cond. Competitive pay. Springfield Full-time job openings Connections Newsletter, P0 Box 406, Sti- Lloyd Kelley, Manager available Viburnum ...... )44 Primrose Res. Care 573-336-7602. immediately for houseparc'nls perior, Neb. 68978. 573-336-3961. to work Vichy ...... 299 with adolesce(nlt boys at Valley Springs A woman EOE. Vienna ...... 422 is beaten every 9 seconds. Industry Youth Ranch in Black, MO. Voltinteer yotir time helping 6220 others at Must be 21, have a high school diploma COPE. Call 417-532-2885. Limited jobs available in assembly, parts, Head~a (GED), and enjoy working with youth. If you're a victim of Domestic Violence, welder. Benefits avail. Apply at B & M Benefits included. Christian atmosphere. Buffalo, Windville...... 345 Cashier 6140 HIRING Call COPE for assistaiice and shelter. 417- Mfg. Co., S. Hwy. 5, Camdenton. Call 573-269-4291 Conway,Morgan...... IN-HOME AIDE 589 532-2885, hotline open 24 hours. Full Time & Phillipsburg Cashier. Earn tip to $7. per hr. for within 1st year. Non-smoking environ- Supplement Your Crocker area The Lebanon Parks Eldridge ...... Income Positions available assisting 426 ment. Redmon's Phillips 66. Phillipsburg, the elderly in Elkland their homes. & Recreation Department ...... 329,933 Mo. 417-589-2123. with a fast paced We have some week day and Grovespring, Competition...... 462 Special Events 611 0 several weekend positions available. will be accepting applications until April Lebanon, Bennett Spring Cashier/Cook for local Food Service Co., part time job! Experience caring for family or another 3rd for summer pool staff for the City ... _532,588,533 Work Approximately 25 hours per week Oakland, Sleeper Wanted: PLAYERS from 5 p.m. to 12 am. at Copeland. Con- required. Pool & the Cowan Civic (enter. tact Vending days/nights in a quick paced, friendly Marshfield,Northvie ...... 468,859 Traveling boys socce r team pl aying at Services. 417-588-1355. Training provided & orientation paid for! Applications can be pickied up atmosphere where the Nebo, Falcon & Lynchburg...... 453 Lake Country in Sprigfield. time REALLY flys! at tlhe Civic C enter. Niangua ...... Age 12 & tinder, birthday on or after The Lebanon Daily Record Call Betty or Sue 473 Full-time or part--time. Salt-s & Service Roby, Atigust1 sLI1986. Cost: $40/c hild. po- Plato ...... 458 Clerical 6150 is now accepting applications for 883-7500 sitions at Vaccum center. Apply in person. Stoutland...... 286 Call 417-533-7760 or their bindry room 800-821-3180 417-532-2724. Full time clerical 5883-3766 after 6 pm. position available. Must Please apply in person: be a self starter & have computer & phone VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Image Ink Presents skills. Call417-532-8187. The Lebanon Daily Record HELP someone 16 years or older learn to 1999 Wkomen's Expo 100 E. Commercial Lebanon read and write. The Pulaski County Liter- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. acy Program needs volunteers. Equipment/Supply March 26 . 27 ~eahCare 6010 Kenneth Coivwi Civic Center Tutoring is done on an individtial basis at 1 EXPERIENCED WEB times convenient to the tutor arid the Lebainn, MO Exciting and Challenging 460 international utility tractor with load- Career:, Balanced Care Lebanon South is currently student. All training is confidential and er. $4,650. Call 417-532-3630. $6.00) per day Strong communication skills in PRESS OPERATOR accepting applications for RN'S and The Lebanon Daily Record is seeking an free. Individtials who hav e previotisly $10.00 for both days! addition to typing speed LPN'S. TRAILERS. Genuine gooseneck & W-W. experienced web press operator to work been Laubaugh certified can start of 70 wpm needed. Benefits include paid vacation, immediately The 12 hour Laubatigh tu- Stock, horse, flatbeds, steel & aluminum. Friday: Wonderful Wine (non-alcoholic) & full time. Must have a clean, neat appearance. 401K, insurance. tor certification training is available WW livestock handling equipment - pan- Cheese Party. Fabtilous Fashion Show Job applicant must be able to: For more information Call 417-532-5351. Clean air building. at fno)cost. els, squeeze chutes, round pens, stalls. Saturday: Booths, seminars, home enter- Competitive Operate and maintain 8 unit Goss Balanced Care LebanonNorth. McCurry Contact Stephanie Lewis or Trailers. Brochures. 1-800-678- tainment, food, fin, career, glamour & salary with full benefit package Community press. 514 W. Freemont Rd. Lebanon.MO 3432. more. including 401 K plan. Be able to work first & second shift. Janis Adams at 573-774-2534. Guest Speakers: Marlene Katz, Donna Contact or send resume to: Follow direction and be a part of a team. PT Nurses Aid position available. Must work 2 weekends a month & call-ins. Call Opportunities6285 Hay/Feed/Seed 6020 Weinsting, Carol Jones All Star Gas Corp. Benefits include: Competitive pay, 417-532-7418 Round COUNTRY P.O. Box 303 bales, $7.00. 4x5 tight wrapped. CORRAL Paid vacation, holiday, sick leave, health, Dental Assistant position available, WANTED APPOINTMENT Mixed grasses,Co A>Pe& (Code 411178-810 Live Country clover, lespedeza; late cut. Music & Dancing Lebanon, MO 65536 dental & life insurance. Full-time. SETTERS WayneveBchr...... 7Call 417-588-9753. FRI. - SAT Night! Open 6 p.m. Debbie Neugebauer Uniforms provided. MUST BE CERTIFIED. NO ALCOHOL Looking for positive, High Quality, Clean, Fertilized, 417-532-3103 Please apply in person: Great office environment. Clo- 50x50 Dance Floor ext. 375 v'er/Orchard Grass Mix. Square The Lebanon Daily Record Competitive salary and bonus. self -motivated individuals, bales. $2. Adm. $3- Under 6 ea.Call 417-532-2078 leave message. FREE 100 E. Commercial, Lebanon, MO Phone: with great people skills. or mail resume to: Hay for sale or trade 573-336-5599 Hourly wage plus bonus for cattle. Alfalfa and JJ Hwy Between Sleeper & Stoutland Child & Elderly Care P0 Box 192 alfalfa & grass mix, reeds canary 6170 Call for interview. grass, 41 7-286-3700-lall 41 7-286-3639 -Home- Lebanon, MO 65536 round bales, net wrapped. Also square PRACTICAL NURSING Child care in my home. 3(1 yrs. experience. Attn.: Carl Durreman 9:30 am to 4:00 pm. bales at various prices. Medlin Farms 417- Hot imeals, loving atomsphere. Will put or fax: PROGRAM 417-533-5196 589-8037. Waynesville Technical Academy School on/off bus. 417-532-0964. 417-532-8140 - Special Notices 6120 ofPractical Nursing will be Land/Pasture6025 accepting applications to LOOKING FOR A Medicare Supplements at Lower Prices. Janitor/Cleaning 6230 Practical Nursing Program from: Land for rent. 80 acres two live springs, Call Strader Insurance Group, iii business Construction 6180 PART TIME J01B? MM Hwy. (Old Millcreek rd.) 417-532- since 1989. 1-8(0-603-3867. If you'd like to work for a January 18, 1999 through Independent Delivery 6312. Contractors Wanted Earn FREE Products by Hosting a Kitchen Wanted: company that employs August 3, 1999 For rent: 320 acres, will divide, call 417- Show. Let me show you how!! Contact Experienced Pole Barn Btiilders! for the 2000 class LDR is seeking professional, enthusiastic only the best, 532-3071 after 2 p m. Irmaat 417-588-34123. Quality company requires: give adults and youth to work as independent This will begin in August. Travel, Insurance, Your own tools & us a call. ServiceMaster contractors, deliv ering Lebanon's #1 New electric wheelchairs, Reg. $6,495 for Applicants need to have a high school di- Livestock 6030 Transportation. Newspaper. $3,495. Electric scooters, Reg. $2995 for Receive top pay, good matcrials, is always looking for ploma or GED. $1,795. For more information or to receive a * Work as your own boss. Quarter horse/Hackney gelding. 10 years 417-345-8209. Very steady work, top quality people. old. Complete with his cart, leather har- Apply in person. application please call: *Paid weekly STAR STUNNING NAILS & LOOKS If you're a working ness, saddle & bridle. $1,200. Also a 2 year Hwy Lumber Co., N. Hwy. 5 mother, NOW OPEN 573-774-6584 *Work only I to 3 hours per day old Molly Mule. Sorrel. Gentle, family pet, !!! Lebanon MO you'll find ServiceMaster Specializing in Salon Nails, $25.00 per between 7:00 am to 3:00 pm *Great part time job set & $15.00 for fills. We do nails the way Carpenters/Construction Balanced Care Lebanon North Carpentry experience you want! necessary. Local is currently accepting applications for work in Lebanon. $101 per hour. Toning Beds, $25.00 per mo. with CNA'S/ NA'S. Apply at: Benefits unlimited use. Losing weight is easier include free training, 524 Yates Ave., Lebanon. paid vacation, 401K, insurance. *Proof of auto insurance than you think! 417-532-6665, ask for John Call Mary Jo or Bettie Please apply 747 5. Adams, Lebanon 417-533-7609 at 417-532-9173, in person Experienced plumbers needed. For new Balanced Care Lebanon North, Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.nm. instilation at Lake area. Call between 6-8 596 Morton Road, Lebanon. EOE. am. or after 6 pm. 417-533-8990. The Lebanon Daily Record MORE $$$$$ CNA's, Dietary, Housekeeping & 100 E. Commercial, FOR WHITE OAK STAVE LOGS Accepting application for commercial Laundry. We are currently accepting Lebanon HAUL TO ELDON WOOD PRODUCTS cleaning positions. Apply in person at Sat- applications for full time positions. Must ELDON, MO Education 6190 ellite Janitorial Co. in the Copperfield be dependable. Paid vacation, wellness (573) 329-5271 Center, St. Robert. Start $7+ per hour pay, health, dental & life insurance Attention: Work frcom home! Earn an extra $500 to $15011 part tirie or $2000 to $451( WELDING PROGRAM available. Apply in person. Rolla Manor Mechanics/Tech 6260 Care Center 1800 White Columns Drive. fulltime per month. Call 1-8010-856-1425. INSTRUCTOR Rolla, Mo. 8:30-4:00. EOE. Would you like to make a differoence in a for Lebanon Technology AUTO MECHANICS child's life? We ne'ed voluntceer's who The QJ-'4i you FAED;C'T and Career Center. PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR enjoy working ;vith children. If interested in helping a child improive his/her The successful candidate will hold AWS for Lebanon Technology and Miscellaneous 6280 reading skills join our Anierica Reads certification in a variety of material and Career Center. Team. 417-532-6697 technique areas; have at least 5 years of The suocessful candidate will hold ASE Laclede Literacy Council-LVA, Sherry We Wish To Thank industry experience in a welding-related COPIER & FAX TECH. ServiceM~jSTE certification in a variety of areas; have at Jennings,America Reads Coordinator 1C eonoors position; have a high school diploma- least 5 years of industry experience in an ELECTRONICS Everyone .. some college hours pre'ferred. Piney Ridge Center, a psychiatrio auto)-imechanic related position; have a BACKGROUND 24 nnunx.;a r.i7 ;taa wei Responsibility includes classroom and lab high school diploma, residential treaitment facility, is se-eking For all the nice cards, 1 -888-532'-3839 instruction of high school and adult some college hours preferred. REQUIRED. part-time Youth Care Worko'rs. cac'ksCubie is crn students in various welding principles Responsibiliy includes classroom and lab Minimum of 2 years college or flowers & all that come and methods instruction of high school and adult experience requ ired. GROW YOUR OWN tobacco. Mail $201 re- Formal and on Job training. with an emphasis in students in variotis atitomotive mechanic- Apply in person, 1000 Hospital to make our ceive easy to grow instructions and all the MIG and TIG. related classes with a special emphasis on Excellent Pay & Benefits seeds you Road,Waynesville, MO._E.O.E. will need. 'Tobacco: RR2, Box Applications and credentials will be ASE certification with Growth Company. Toth Anniversary 2889, Piedmont, Mo. 63957. accepted until Friday, March 26, 1999 and prep areas. AIR FORCE. Great career opporttinitie's Applications and credentials FINANCIAL RELIEF. If you're living with should be sent to Dr. 'Tom Luthy, Jr. will be available for high schoil graids, ages 17- special. accepted tuitil Friday, March 26, 1999 and Page Office Supply terminal illness and ha;ve a life instirance Assistant Superintendent, Lebanon R-3 27. Plus up to $90001(enlistment bonus if should be sent to Dr. Tom Luthy, Jr. you policy, obtain a settlement for yotir School District, 321 S. Jefferson, Lebanon, MO qtualify. Fior an information packet Don & Mattie Goans policy. Assistant Superintendent, Lebanon, MO call 1-800-423-USAF Enhance Life Benefits Lebanon MO 65536 or ;'isit www.air- 1-801(1887-2849. 65536 417-532-4012. forcecom PAGE 2 WEDNESDAY MARCH 24 AND THIJRSDAY MARCH 25, 1999 Essayons/Pulaski Co. Democrat/Richland Mirror Opportunities 6285 Sales 6305 ______Transportation/ Drivers 6330 GROUND FLOOR mar keting opportunity AVON PRODUTJ[S - start your own busi- Ir /r - positions available state'wide dieveloping ness- Wor k flexible hours. Enjoy referral ma rketi ng foi nd ation. Tremen- unlimited carnigs. (Call toll tree 1-888- DRIVERS & TEAMS: Startinsg pay cup to 942-4053. 37 cents/mile. Assigned Fre-ightliner con- potential, management opportunities, ventionsals, imsproved~ speed stance, fringe benefits. Mid-American Alliance ADVERTISING ACCOUNT excellent miles, tinse Isome every 7-10 Corp. 1-800-472-8545. EXECUTIVE days in mcost areas & more. Experienced driv ers call Heartlansd Express toll-free 1- FACTORY REPS Ecowater Kansas City Experienced advertising sales 877-763-7183. Ownser operators startinsg Division. Training, leads provided, salary, representativ e position available in our St. a-Waynesville (CC) Closed Caption base rate up to 81 cents/msile. Call toll free CD-Broadcasi (S) Stereo commission. $40K minimum to start, ben- Robert office to servic e accounts 1-877-634-8776. FOE. SATURDAY I 1 Richland (L) Live one year. Sign on efits. $80K plus atter throughout Mid-Missouri. Must be a self- (RI Repeat bonus for experienced reps. "1-800-280- DRIVERS: "Startinsg pay" 30ceusts mile. motixated, highly organized individual (TI Taped 0936 fax 1-913-764-6860. Must have 1 yr. OTR tractor /trailer ex- MARCH27 I Prime Time TV with excellent people' skills. Recent perience. Honse weekends. Call ------~--(-- --- CI r I AACTION successful experience in Cable TV 1-8(00-866-2798. 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AMI 10:30 I11AMI 11:30 TRANSPORTATION broadcast or print media sales required. DRIVERS & OWNER OPERATORS. If is accepting application for drivers. Class Excellent benefits package available. Must you have flatbed experience & gocud driv- El-I-I-I-I-I-I- Power Magician Power Mad Secret- IStudent My A CDL with tankers and Flazmat have excellent driving rec ord. Complete ing record ycou can receive excellent Rangers Rangers Jack SpyDogs IBodies Country weekensds home. Pay endorsement required. non-smoking facilties. Mail, no phone earnings, benefits & Doug IRecess jPepper IBugs & Bugs & 101lDal-1 Winnie fSquig- program wills "prodtuctivity" bonus. Please call Rhonda at calls, resume or letter of qualification ____I____IAnn Tweety j Tweety jmts Pooh jglevision Show Me Trucking. 1-8(00-824-3822. Jthe 1-800-472-6849 along with salary /commission history to KOLR IAmericas Store CBS News Saturday Morning (El) Birdz Mythic Rupert Anatole Dumb Flying Animal Inside Manager, '10I I(Left in Progress) I(El) Warrior (El) (El) Bunnies Rhino Advent. Edition or 573-885-6655. DRIVERS: Peterbilt ccunvc'ntionials. Poten- CDi1 CableAmerica, P0 Drawer 4244, tial truck owisership. Gccod imney wx/ KOZK (Off Air) Helh elh Ae icaSewing- Quilting Martha- Great Yan Can Baking Victory Great Clips is now hiring licensed Waynuesville, MO 65583. benefits. Linmited guarante'e. Potential r321) 12' ___ Diary week _SewsjNancy ____ Sewing Food Cook Garden stylists. $500/$250 hiring bonus for truck purchase. Rider program. Home of- KRCG (Off Air) Beetle- Incred- CBS News Saturday Morning (FI) Rupert Anatole Dumb Flying Birdz Mythic Must be received by March 31. ten. Barlow Truckiing 1-888-213-9968. ® !i 1;; bergs ible Hulk (El) (El) Bunnies Rhino (El) Warrior full/part-time. ______OF __ KSPR Spring- Pad Paid Paid Wni Doug Doug Recess Pepper Bugs & Bugs & 101Dal- Paid Paid Excellent benefit package. WEB PAGE DRIVERS. WANT TO D3RIVE a Peterbilt? !3 ! a field-Drk Program Program Program the Pooh Ann Tweety Tweety mts Program Program Call Nina (573) 364-6600. 2500-3200 miles; gcood honse lime; base KYTV Market- U.S. Farm Report Young- Today Childrens entertainer lla Jenkins. Saved Hang One City Hang Inside pay + performance pay. call 1-800-240- SALES ®(3j3 place Outdoor (InSteren) by Bell Time (R) World Guys (R) Time (R) Stuff Position available: Director - Experience with Internet & web design 1703 or 1-800-634-6761. The Elcrilli Corp. Pulaski County Tourism Bureau: preferred, but not nec('ssary, willing to OPIPORTUNITY FOR 01 R driv ers. Imme- A&E Biography for Kids Movie: The Sea Chase (Adventure) (1955) Grand Tour (H) Americas Castles Biography Big Dogs/Little BA. in marketing/public train the r ight person. Full time position diate openinsgs. 9c9 -1999 convenstionasl ; 3; (R) ____ John Wayne, Lana Turner (R) International (R) Dogs (R) wvith benefits. Must possess excellent 1 6 relations/ related field or equivelant Peterbilt tractors available now. 1-8(00-890- CNN Interna- Travel Your Pro Golf Saturday Morning Shwbz tyle NN Pae iNNTrael commi~unication, organizational & time gji23' tional Now__ Money Weekly ______Week. Saturday One Saturday Now (R) experience. $22-24,0(00/yr. Applications 5624. management skills. Positive attitude & DISC Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Wild Discovery (R) Wild Discovery: Wild Discovery (R) Ultimate Guide (R) accepted through March 26th, 1999. willingness to learn new skills. DRIVERS/OTR $1010/week, 37-4(1 cpm. 1 ~D'8Program Program Program Program Program Program Snakes Mail resume to: Resume to Pulaski County year exp. Great benefits. "1-877-285-2272. DISN Mickey Chip 'n' Little Jungle Bear in Rolie PB &J Amazing Movie: Rover Dangerfield Movie: The Shaggy Dog Tourism Bureau, 688 Old Rt. 66, Connect 2000 EEO/subject to drug scre'en. ¢! (22' Dale Mermaid Cubs House Polie Otter Animals (Comedy) (1991) 'G' (Comedy) (1994) Ed Begley Jr.. St. Robert, MO 65583. Attn: Cecilia DRIVER... Hiring experienced & inexperi- ESPN Sportscenter (R) Out- Fisher- Jim Fishin' Sports- Fly Fish Walker's Sportscenter Figure Skating: 573-336-6355 P0 Box 369 enced drivers & teamss. CDL training !D1; doors man Houston Hole man's World Cay Worlds Waynesville, MO 65583 available. We pay up Its 5 years fcr experi- FAM Paid jPaid Pee-wee All Dogs Casper Tenko- Enigma 3 \ Great Count- Sweet Sweet Movie: Dunston Professional 6300 No phone calls or enced drivers, Swift Transportation. f) '38; Programj Program Play. Go Magic Friends Pretend. down Valley Valley Checks In (1996) faxed resumes accepted 1-800-284-8785 (eoe-ns/f) NICK Gullah Blue's Wubbu- Charlie Nicktoons TV Episodes from "Doug," "Rugrats," "Ren & Stimpy, Nicktoons TV (In Rurt Rgas DRIV/ER. Covenant Transport. $1001) sign- 113 4' Island Clues loous Brown " "Kablam!" and others are featured. (In Stereo) Stereo) Transportation/ Drivers on bonus for exp. conspany drivers. TBS GonerI Goner Hillbil- Hillbil- Gilligan Gilligan Family Family National Geographic Explorer (R) Movie: Chato's 1-800-441-4394. Ownc'r opc'rators- call 1- ® ii; Pyle Pyle lies ies Ties Ties Land (1972) WH-OLESALE SIGN FABrCATO*-uS 888-667-3729. Blud Mleyer Trcick Line's Diriver refrigerated hsauling call tcll free 1-877- E25 Program Program Program Program Program Program Call doors Martin Wilson teJor Dance Imasters NOW HIRING 283-6393 solo drivcars & constractoirs. TNT Kung Fu Hondo How the West Was AFI -- 100 Years AFI - 100 Years DueSouth (In Due South (In BOYD BROS. CD_____! _____7;"__ Won (Part1 of 2) 100 Movies 100 Movies Sterno) Stereo) COMPUTER GRAPH-ICS TRAN SPORTATION OTR DRIVERS & owiner coperatcirs. Smuith- USA Busi- Blmbrg. Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid World Wrestling Pacific Blue HR)(In Movie: The Naked LAYOUT " Structured Home Time way Motor Xpress has immsediate ) ,13; ness Prsnl. Program Prograin Program Program Program Program Live Wire Stereo) ____ Gun (1988) Must have Wvin 95 cxpc'riec'ie, good * $5(0-$700 Wk Potential openings fcor ocur flatbecd & van divisions. 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Vandergrift Mobile 20 Acres, 5 acres open/15 wooded. Very House and 3 acres, 5 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 bdrm. apart., all appliances, convenient 1 Bdrm. stove, refrig. provided. 222 Fair- with large horse WANTED Home Park. Now taking applications for beautiful! 1/10 mile off blacktop. Stou- completely remodeled location in town. $375 me. + $390 deposit. fax. $225 mo.+ $200 deposit. No pets, barn. Located in Stoutland school district, lease. 417-532-7532. lots. $70/mo. Ref. Req. 41 7-533-5994. tland school's. $20,000. 417-286-3581. Am looking to purchase a wood 532-9188 or 532-9249 after 6 pm. references requird.& onT Hwy. $65,000 with owner financing. & bdrm., 2 bath, C H/A. No pets. $400) per Located on S. 5. Large shady lots, water 12 + acres, 3 miles from city limits on Call 573-765-3356. burning stove for heat. Please call: New in Rolla trash paid. $85 per month, rental contract Several apartments for rent month + references & deposit. Call 532- pavement. Excellent building site. Home for sale w/possible owner financ- 573-765-3010 after 5:00 p.m. 6492 or 532-2891. required. 417-532.-4872 after 5 pm. Start at $375 $32,000. Call 417-533-5068. Rve. msg. ing, rent to own, etc. 2 Bdrm., full Land and Home Packages. City water. COPE House Wish-List: Call Brenda at: Now Showing unfinished basement, new appi., new *We are looking for good, usable items to logs, Lots from $8,900. Cordry Mobile Homes Beautiful Site & landscaping on a 573-364-5529 or 1-800-264-5051 New lBdrnm., gas shed, privacy fence, put in our auction that will be Cathedral ceilings, skylights, energy 1-888-511-2999 Ready for your dream home. new street. 262 Harrison. 417-935-4965, held on April 17th. Century-21 Brown, Watskey efficient,conveniently located.Privacy, 43 acres of pasture & heavy timber. eves. *These are only suggested items all and Pietsch w/d hookup. All app1. No pets, ref. rqd. Office/Commercial 6510 Easy access to -44, $325 mo. $150 deposit other donations accepted. 15 miles West of Lebanon. For information call KING APARTMENTS Trash and water paid For lease: Two year old hanger and/or of- SPECIAL. Available 3/31/99 fice space at Lebanon, MO airport. Call For Sale By Owner, $48,000. 417-532-2885 or 533-5201 THIS WEEKS Rent Now & Save 417-532-7215 or 417-588-3538 Triple G Properties, 417-532-8112. 417-859-3017 or 417-759-2902. to make these donations. We Offer: Over 125 Units to Choose From, HOUSE FOR LEASE Wanted 6520 58 + acres on county black top, cattle tight WANTED: Multiple Price Ranges, Flexible Leases and Immediate Availabilty. 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath, fencing, year round water, & hay barn. New or Used Generator CHOOSE FROM 3 Car Garage, Wood or Waned to rent small office space for 20 Call 417-754-1406. hours per week/evenings. Family Coun- Electric Heat, Fireplace, 25 Acres, 1 mile from 1-44 at exit 145. Hwy 5,000 watt or higher Town seling Center of Missouri, Linn Creek, *THE OAKS-Two Bedroom Full Basement, 133, Richland. No utilities. Old large barn Also looking for a 220-240V 2 Kitchens, MO. 573-3416-6758. Dream Home!! Two year old, split foyer houses, Richland School District. included. Call days 417-533-3433 or even- *PALACE COURT-1 & 2 Bedroom design. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1600 sq.ft, in/I. welding generator. $550 Monthly plus Deposit. Wanted- To rent or lease. Good references. ings 573-765-5460. accept a open stairwell, tiled entry, wood trim, oak if no( answer apartments. 3 bdrm. house, out of town, must cabinetry, range, dishwasher, food dispo- 573-346-2363 *MODERN Two Bedroom Town houses Bailey & Company Real Estate pet. Call eves., 417-533-3040. Advertise some of those unused items please leave message. 573-765-5155 through the classified to fill it up again. sal beautiful. Home close to post Priced in Crocker 573-336-3435, 573-765-3391 or 1-800-665- AT ONLY ! $88,500 *BLUFFVIEW AP~ARTMENT'S-Spa- 2 bedroom house in Richland. One small 8875. Simmoneau's Realty, L.L.C. View cious Town houses with a Beautiftil trailer suitable for one or two persons. 573-336-3838 of Big Piney River. Call 573-765-3679. WHOLESALE LAND Wyoming. 160 acres range land, no utilities. Part of "Old 9.9 acres with a 3 bdrm., 2 bath Ranch. FP, *FOXIRUN- 28 Units to choose from 1, 2, 3 hdrm., 2 bath, 2 year old home, on large houses. West' at prices soon disappearing. $195 barn, city utilities. Niangua, 417-473-6468 Apartments/ Duplexes 6470 3, bedroom Town lot in the city of Lebanon. Price $82,500. *TWO BEDROOM DUPLEXES- Locat- dn/$238 me. ($23,800/9%o/1 5-1/2 years) Vi. Green with Case Insurance. Motivate seller, possible rent. 417-532- Doug 1-714-832-4409. ed in West Waynesville with basement. remodeled 4 bedroom home near Nice clean 1 Bdrm. refrigerator & stove. 3416 ______Farms & Acreage 6540 Newly *COUNTRY OAK ESTATES-three bed- Land for sale. 5.98 acres for sale. $3,200 an new hospital. Vinyl siding, new carpet & Trash & water paid. Good location.. Avail- House for rent. Great Waynesville neigh- room apartments close to shopping. For Sale By Owner. 12 acres in Lebanon acre. 4 miles from city limits. Call 532- heat & air. Large lot with lots April 1st. $215 mo. + $215 deposit. borhood. 3 bdrm, big yard. Call Barry tile. Central able city limits near 1-44. Please call 417-588- 6:30 pm. trees. $62,000. 417-532-4802. Call 417-532-6552 after 5 p.m. Stewart 573-774-3044 1862 after of CALL TOLL FREE 2285. 3 rooms, 1 bdrm. apartment. TV hook-up, 1-800-213-3720 to share 3 bdrm home and heat furnished. No pets, no smoking. Roomate(s) needed 80 Wooded Acres $85,600. Area. Call Barry Ste- 573-774-5782 Or LOCALLY in quiet Waynesville A creek runs through it! 573-336-5430 Owners wart 573-774-3044 This property has endless possibilities. Boevingloh Constructiof One bedroom. Quiet neighborhood. $250 Or 573-336-7367 Mariagers options. month plus deposit. Water and trash Mobile Homes 6490 There are also many financing paid. Call 417-532-7930. 2 Bdrm apartment. W/D hookup. Stov e & For more information call Kim Wilson at refri gerator. $340 plus deposit. Call 417- 3 bcdrm. 1 bath . C H, appliances. Water & Carol Jones Realtors Custom &Track Style Homes 1-2 bdrmi furnished apt. Washer/dryer 532-7782. $280 mo. Located hook-up. Water& trash pPickup provided. sewer pd. $280 dep. 417-466-3481 or 417-466-4218 yap artment & rooms week or close to WalMart. Call 417-532-4477 1 Acre lots available in a nice established $195 mo. & $100 dep. 417-588-2723. Efficienc by Acreage For Sale! month.lUtil ities included. Call 417-588- 2 bedroom mobile home in Phillipsburg. New 2 bdrm. Duplex C Fl/A, appl, utility. 8-12 wooded acres are available. subdivsion. Choose from our plans or yours 2763 or 532-5291. No inside pets. $275 month, $275 deposit. room. Double parking. no smoker or pets. City utilities at property. Trash service, water & lawn mowing pro- $440. + 400. deposit. 417-533-7373. Many beautiful building sites. FHA &VA Approved 2-10 HBW Homes 6480 vided. Call 417-532-5183. Lots starting at $13,000. For more 1 Bdrm. downstairs, water & trash furn. iin All appliances. 2 bdrm., 1 bath, central heat, appliances, information call Kim Wilson at deposit required. $240 mo. No pets. 319. 2 bdrm. house country. plus dep. & references. water & sewer paid. $280 deposit + $280 Carol Jones Realtors C411(57)'765. 94::M~S N. Washington. Call 417-532-9484. No pets. $450 Available April 1st. 417-533-5944. mo. Close to Wal-Mart. 417-532-4477. 417-466-3481 or 417-466-4218. Fox Fire Inn. $55 weekly and up. Fur- paid. No pets. 2 Bdrm.. appliances, garage. No pets. $275 One, two, three & four bedroomiiimobile nished, utilities Q- Waynesvilie 417-532-1955 per month plus deposit. 614 Polk, Leba- homes for rent. Electric heated. References (CC) Closed Capiion non. 417-532-2188. required. 417- 588-3976. (1f-Broadcast (S)Liere 2 Bdrm. appliances laundry room. Mark I MONDAY I 1 -Richland (L)LSvere Twain Apt. senior citizens preferred $275. Very nice 2 0drm., large utility w/ W/D 28x60, 3 bdmm., 2 bath, Doublewide. (R) Repeat set. Cordry Moble mo. $200 deposit, references required. hookup, A/C, separate garage. $350/mo. $39,995 delivered and Time TV (T) Taped Homes 1-888-511-2999 IMARCH 29I Prime 417-532-6239 or 588-2633. + dep. 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Democrat/Richland Mirror PAGE 5 WEDNESDAY MARCH 24 AND THURSDAY MARCH 25, 1999 O-Waynesville Homes for Sale 6550 Lots 6560 Boats & Motors 6600 (1 Broadcast (S)Stereo I WEDNESDAY 1 ;Richland (L) Live Lots, all city utilities, paved street. New 15 ft. fiberglass boat (R) Repeat & trailer. Good (T) Taped sub-division, Berrywood. $7000./$8500. condition. $600 OBO. Call 588-1454 after 5 IMARCH 31 Prime Time TV includes city fee. 417-588-5825 pm. 3acre Lots, paved road, wooded or open. 14 Ft. boat w/traile'r &-201 hp. ohns.on 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 PM 12:30 1 AM 1:30 brick homes, Lots $12,900. You build or motor. $600. 417-967-5329. 1 J L ~ b, uld to suit. Call (17-532-7532. 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Live_ 2016 sq. ft., 3 Bdrm., 2 full baths, A PMR L7:30 1P 8 PMI 8:30 9 PMI 9:30 1 ie7 10 PM 1030 11 PM 11:30 Living Room, Dining Room, 12 PM 12:30 1 AM 1:30 Family Room with Fireplace & insert, Kitchen with eating area, Backhoe/Bulldozer 6650 Utility room with pantry, Boats &Motors 6600 KOEB World's Wildest Fox Files (InStereo) Star Trek: Deep Frasier M*A*S*H Rose- Jerry Springer Man Paid Real TV Hard Chain link fencing Less Mess Trenching. Installation or dig- o 27i2 Police Videos (H) Space Nine (H) ____ anne steals brother's girl. Program ____ Copy 8 X 12 Storage Shed. 1976 28' Duro-craft Pontoon, with 1981 70 ging of water, gas, electrical lines & more! KMIZ Figure Skating: Century: Ultimate Power (In Stereo) News (:35) (:05) Potiti- (12:06) (:36) Mar- Paid Home has lots of closets horse power motor. Asking $3000. OBO. Free estimates. 417-532-2863. Q_____World Seinfeld Nightline catty Inc. Extra News (R) red... 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Week of July 4th. $80(1 Close to m :37_i ______Mysteries (H) ______(___) Mysteries__ shopping. 417-668-00121 lye. msg. __ CNN World Today Larry King Live Newsstand: Sports Money- Larry King Live (H) Newsstand: Sports Money ______Tonight line (H) 3 Bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 350)1 sq. ft., ® 23i ______(Live Phone-In) Entertainment Tonight line 0(R) Entertainment all brick with full basement. .a DISC Cybercopter Science Mysteries Into the Unknown Cybercopter (R Science Mysteries Into the Unknown Wild Discovery (H) Large deck with abov e ground pcool. S2'______(R) __(_____ ) ___ (R) Sunporch, fireplace, Line Ads DISN Goo Movie: Cloak and Dagger (Suspense) Walt Disney Zorro (In Mic key Movie: Babes in Toytand (Fantasy) 8.25 acres, stocked pond, m ;:2; Trop (1984) Henry Thomas. PG' Presents (H) Stereo) Mo use t(1961) Tomrmy Sands, Annette Funicello privacy 1 Week fenced back yard. 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News 3 bdrm., 2 bath homes. 417-532-1646 or 417-581-8094 Free-Bees House in Lebanon. Appx. 5 years old. No Here's what qualifies money down. Closing costs financed. Owner/Broker. The PRO, Inc. 573-346- " Any Merchandise 4400, Nights 573-346-3222. under $50 Native Rock Home * Any Free Item For Sale: 2 Bdrm., with fireplace, garage, * Any Found Item FEE and 6,000 sq. ft. out buildings on I. acre. Waynesville School Distric1.t.Lcxatedi on *10 Word Maximum - 1 Item Only H-wy 28 & I-44, four miles east on Z. 'Fotal * No Businesses 6 miles from FL1W. $59,900 Call 573-336-5849 42 acre farm, 1 1/2 open, gooid 3 bdrm $300 Items home. Barn garage, live water, tot-s wild &Under life. 40 miles to FLW. $9)0,00)0. 4117-926- 19) Here's what qualifies 5846 * Any Merchandise i iv -) -Waynesville (CC)Closed Caption FDAj ()Broadcast (5) Stereo Home sale by owner under $300 -Richland (L) Live Home is on 6.9 more or loss peaceful ' 10 Word Maximum TV(R) Repeat wooded acres at South ledge of Rolla. "No Businesses I APIL2PrimAPRI 2 rimeTim TV(TI Taped Home has 3 bdrm, 2 bath, elevated liv ing- room ceiling. Partial basement, 2 level decks, w/hot-tub. Only 7 yrs old. A LiCheck [I] Money Order LI_] VISA MasterCard definite must se L1II Jerry Springer Little Paid Real TV Hard Address: 12601 Cardinal Point Rd. KDEB Guinness World Millennium (H) (to Outer Limits (In Frasier M*A*S*H Rose- ____ Stereo) (PA) Stereo) ____ anne person's affair. (H) Program ____ Copy Call 573-729-8395 (327j 2 Records Name _ __ MZTwof a Boy Mts. Sbia Broth- 20/20 News (:35) (:05) Politi- (12:08) (:38) Mar- Paid Home sale by owner O e7 Kind World Witchh er's~rKpr Seinfeld Nightline cally Inc. Extra News (H) ned.. Program Attractive 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath, home Address KOLR Kids- Candid Magnificent Seven Nash Bridges (In News (:35) Late Show (In (:37) Late Late (:37) Paid Inside [o)3i 1ai: Darndest Camera (In Stereo) Stereo) _____Stereo) Show_(InStereo) Extra Program Edition w/finish, walk-out basement, KOZK Roundt- McLaug- Wsh. WlSt. Antiques American Charlie Rose (In (Oft Air) large deck in Rolla. City O (j '12' able hIn Week Week Roadshow Experience (H) Stereo) Address: 2323 Vienna Dr. KRCG Kids- Candid Magnificent Seven Nash Bridges (In News (:35) Late Show (In (:37) Late Late (:37) Love Boat: (Oft Air) ED (39)11 Darndest Camera (In Stereo) Stereo) _____Stereo) Show (In Stereo) The Next Wave (H)____ Call 573-729-8395 State Zip KSPR Two of a Boy Mts.Sbia Broth- 20/20 News (:35) Politi- Paid Kenneth Paid Love Change O (33a) 8 Kind World Witch en's Kpr ____ Nightline cally Inc. Program C. 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Warrior's Power (H) News ______Warriors Power (H) News -RH ______DISN (:15) B Witched and Movie: Clifford (Comedy) (1991) Marton Walt Disney Zorro (In Mickey Movie: Summer Magic (Musical) (1963) 417-286-3953 i 22 Five in Concert (H) Short, Chadles B odn PG Presents (H) Stereo) Mouse Hayley Mills, Burl Ives. 'G' ______I______ESPN NHL Hockey: Blackhamks at Red Wings or Mighty Sport- Sportscenter Baseball Sumo Jack Johnson: The Sportscenter E :16' Ducks at Hangers scentury Tonight Wrest. Later Years ____ 3Lines FAM (6:00) Movie: Movie: Bio-Dome (Comedy) (1996) Pauly 700 Club Show- Show- Paid Paid 700 Club ED.At Airplane-Sequel Shore, Stephen Baldwin. (In Stereo) Funny Funny Program Program 4Lisnes NICK Easter Car- Brady Wonder Jeffer- LaverneI Love Be- Brady Happy M.T. Dick Van Taxi (In Newhart ED 4; Beagle Itoons Bunch Years sons & Shirley Lucy witched Bunch Days Moore Dyke Stereo) 5Lines TBS (6:05) Preseason Baseball: Atlanta Movie: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Fantasy) (1988) Movie: Hiding Out (Comedy) (1987) Jon Fan- ED -i1: Braves vs. Baltimore Orioles. (Live) Bob Hoskins, Christopher Lloyd. Time Approximate. Cryer. Keith Coogan, dango 6Ltres TNN Motor Madness (to Rollenjam: California Quakes vs. Florida Motor Madness (R) Championship Dukes of Hazzard Inside NASCAR (In ED21 Stereo) Sun Dogs. From Orlando, Eta.(In Stereo) (In Stereo) Rodeo ItoStereo) Stereo) TNT NBA Basketball: Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix NBA Basketball: Seattle SuperSoorcs at Portland Inside Movie: Jack the Ripper lLines W 27; Suns. From the America West Arena. (In Stereo Live) Trail Blazers. From the Hose Garden. (In Stereo LiCe)the NBA (Horror) (1988) Michael Caine. USA Walker, Texas Movie: Field of Dreams (Fantasy) (1989) Movie: Mr. Basebali (Comedy) (t992) Movie: Talent for the Game (Drarra) 8 Lines Sit' Ranger (In Stereo) KevinCoetner, Amy Madigan. (In Stereo) Tom Selleck, Ken Takakura. (In Stereo) (1991) Fdward tames Dimos. (In Stereo) WGN Movie: The Ratings Game (Comedy) MacGyver (In News (In Honey- In the Heal of the Matlock (In Sfereo) Good Paid 9ULnes s1) (1984) Danny BeVito, Rhea Perlman. Stereo) Stereo) mooners Night (In Stereo) Fishing Program Start Date ______HBO Movie: Excess Baggage Movie: Down and Out in Beverly' Hills Dennis Movie: Crash Dive (Adventure) Movie: Merchant of Death Mail or Bring to: 3 7) (1997) Alicia Silverstone. (Comedy) (1986) Nick Nolte. (In Stereo) 'H' Miller (1997) Mchael Durtikoff 'H' (1997) Michael Pare. 'H' Stop Date Movie: Laws of Deception Movie: Conspiracy Theory. (Suspense) (1997) Mel Erotic1 Movie. Masseuse III ((998) Movie: Double Tap Pulaski County Democrat / Guidon MAX E:21 (1998) C. Thomas Howell. 'NH' Gibson, Julia Roberts. (to Stereo) 'H' Landon Hlall.(In Stereo) 'NH' (1997) Stephen Hea. Number of Lines ______P.O. Box 831 SRB 103- 104 E. Business SHOW Movie: Zero Effect (Cormedy-Drama) Stargate (:45) Total Recall Outer' (:15) Dead Man's Red Red Movie: Double Rt. 1-44 2011 S. Jefferson, Lebanon Number of Weeks ______ED'7 (1998) Bill Pullman. (In Stereo)l'H' SG-1 2070 (In Stereo) Limits Gun (H) (In Stereo) Shoe Shoe Take (1998) 'H' St. Robert, MO 65583 573-336-3435 TMC (6:15) Movie: It Movie: Jerry Maguire (Comedy-Dramia) (1996) Tori Movie: Where the Day Takes Movie: Don't Go in the House Curse- Amount Enclosed _____ Mon-Fri 10--5 _ Or Starp By Tie Richlanod Mirror ED(14; Could Happn Cruise, Cuba GoodingJr..(to Stereo) 'H' You (1992) Sean A'.ii R' (1980) [),n i maldi. 'H' Class PAGE 6 WEDNESDAY MARCH 24 AND THURSDAY MARCH 25, 1999 Guidon/Pulaski Co. Democrat/Richland Mirror Backhoe/Bulldozer 6650 Automobiles 6830 Trucks & 4x4's 6870 Trucks & 4x4's,6870 Trucks & 4x4's 6870 Kenny Eilenstine Excavating. Backhoe, 1979 Chevy Caprice Classic $750. 0OBO. 1988 GMC 3/4T, 4x4, low miles on a 88 Suburban Silverado 1/2 ton 4 x4 95 Geo Tracker 4x4. Grape w/black top, sewer & water installed & repaired, dump Runs good. Good tires. Call 417-533-5141 rebuilt. 350 and trans. A/T, A/C, P/S, 100,xxx mi. w/ tow package. $6,500. 417- A/C. Extended warranty. Excellent condi- trucks-gravel & chat 532-7469. after 5 pm, or leave message. P/B. 417-532-4537. 588-1084. tion! $6300 OBO. 417- 532-3763. Antiques/Classics 6810 1993 Ford F-150 XL 4x4. 300-6, asking Chat/Dirt/G ravel 6660 1964 Ford Falcon Convertible. Runs good. 1960 Ford, orange paint, $2,500. Very 80 GMC, 18-Wheeler, and trailer, 290 Cum- 57 Buick Roadmaster, 4 door, original en- ('rice reduced . $2,400) aBO. Call 417-588- $9,000 OBO. Call 417-588-280)5. slick. 417-532-3726 after 5 or 417-532-9126 mins, $6500. 417-588-3858. For Sale. Rich top soil. Phone 417-532 gine. runs good. Restored. $3001). Call 2006. '88 Ford Ranger Ext. Cab. 4 cyl., 5 speed, ext. 326. for details 417-589-2253. air, 50K miles, excellent condition. 1 own- 98 Chevy S-11), Club Cab sport side. 6K 8112. 96 Chevy Cavalier Z24. 2 Dr., auto, A/C, 1996 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 classic. 45,xxx mi. $15,500. Excellent condition. Cooper' entries. Power er. $5,000 OBO1.417-532-8258. 1955 Chevy Bel Air -4 dr., good running electric sunroof, 2 keyless miles, PW, PL, cassette, cruise, new tires, color. Call 417-588-3858. Child Care 6670 condition. Must se e to apprc.iate. $6,000. locks and windowxs. $9000. 0OB0 417-532- 96 Suzuki Sidekick 4X4,jeep, Absolutely tow package. $13,000. 417-533-3074 573-596-0650 or 573- 329-8487. 9888 and leave message. Everything! Autornatic, Excellent condi- 1994 Chevrolet S-10 4x4. Vortec engine, Will do babysitting in my home. Any age, 1991 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4x4. 85,000 4.3 Liter, new tires, runs great, black. 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 Dr. SE. Red tion. 40K miles. $10,000. 41 7-286-3971. miles. Loaded including phone & extra days, no weekends. Fenced yard, activi- Automobiles 6830 $8,500. Call 417-532-5742. ties, hot meals. Taking applications for w/gray interior. Looks good, runs good. 1994 Chevrolet S-10 4x4. Vortec engine, tow package. $11,000. Call 417-532-9584. $7200. 532-9188 or 532--9249 after 5p.m. summer. Call 417-532-1945. 94 Camc'ro, 5 speed, V-6, keyle'ss entry, 4.3 Liter, new tires, runs great, black. 91 Ford Ranger extended cab. V-6, auto., 94 White Geo Traiker, 4x4 convertible, a/c Approximately 34 mpg. Nei~v tires, excc'l- Golden 1998 Ford Crown Victoria LS $7800. Call 417-512-5742. A/C, cruise, tilt, PS, PB, Am/Fm cassette, automatic, stereo, 57K mile,"Good Now Open! ABCTeeter Toddlers, Any Shape." Call David Jansc'n 573-659-8856 shift, low rates, planned activities. Hot lent concd. $7601). 417-588-7987. "power seat-windows-locks, tilt, cruise & 75 Chevy pick-up. 4X4, mechanical good. 93K mi., $4,500 OBO. 417-588-9359 more. Sellers-Sexton 573-336-20100. meals & snacks lots TLC. 417-532-6827. 1993 Ceo Prizm LXI. One owner. Good new tires, 6 ply, body rust. $2000. Call 1995 Chevy Silverado 4x4 305, V-8, auto 1998 Ford Ranger c'xt. cab, V6, auto., 1(0k 417-532-5440. miles, flareside, tinted windows, A/C, condition. $3,500m. Call 117-532-5152 or Black 1997 Acura Integrat GSR "sunroof- overdrive, low mileage, A/C, new tires, 6680 chrome wheels, $15,300 0(10. 417-533- Cleaning 417-588-1425. full power." Sellers-Sexton 573-336-2(00 1994 Jimmy 4x4. 4 door, automatic, load- ABS. $15,800. Call 417-453-6344. 8902. 97 Toyota Ray Limited, 2WD, loaded, ed. Hunter Green with Gold trim. $12,000. 1991 Olds. Bravada, 4x4, leather interior. total boneGleawiiFzq Am/FEn-m/Cass/( 1) Alloy wheels, tilt, Blue 1997 Lincoln Town Car. "Excellent Call 532-2367 after 5. Loaded, Excellent condition. $6750. 417- 1991) Chevy S-10 Tahoe, Ext. cab, 4x-4, FreeinrneEstimnates~ cruise, $14,500 Excc'l. cond 417-993-0139. condition." Sellers-Sexton 573-336-2001 '79 Chevy 4x4 P/U, mech. good, body 532-7429. 74,xxx miles. $7,800. 417-967-5329. I4WY, Ism. reZ & B M1 C5 79 Trans Amn, Black & Gold, -400,4 speed, 1997 Escort Wagon, l3xxx miles. Pay off is rough. 1 Owner, 160,000 mi. $3,000. 417- 90 Jeep Wangler, Sahara Edition w/soft Maroon 1997 Chevy Blazer 1.8 "window, 532-3343, after 5 p.m. i~f j C le iiu..: 3 ex'- tAei's T-tcops. Low miles, am /fm/cd. Comnplete- $9,800. Call 573-329-2208. top, V6, auto, P/S, P/B, and' tilt $6500. lucks, tilt, cruise, cassette" Sellers-Sexton ly rcstorc'd, ever 131K invested. $90(00. or 1993 Chevy S-10 Blazer. 4 door, 4WD, ma- Good condition. 417-532-7429. 573-336-2000. 1-888-532-3839 possiblc' trade. 417-532-1646, 581-8094. Heavy Equipment 6840 roon, fully loaded, 88K miles, garaged. 1998 Fcord Ranger ext. cab, V6, auto., 110k Great mechanically body. $10,201). Call & miles, flareside, tinted windows, A/C, Vans 6880 __ 1993 Mercury Cougar '93 Frightliner Ft. 70, 6 speed; 5.9 Cum- 417-588-2332. chrome wheels, $15,300 0OB0. 417-533- Construction 6690 White, V6, Auto, Air, Fully [Loaded mings engine, A/C, 82" sleeper, excellent '98 Chevy Astro Cargo Van. Shelf & cabi- cond. $16,500 0(10. 417-532-5203. Ford 5000 Diesel Tractor, 66 horsepower 890)2. $6,400 with froit- in loader. Good shape, new net pkg., ladder rack. Assume payments A All tye f work 96 Ford Ranger. XLT, Ext. Cab. 5 speed. 1993 Ford '[hunderbird 1982 International 4200 Dump Trtick. 15' power steering pump & batt('ry. Call 417- $396, total $18,901) 417-532-3839. r7 s No Jo TooSmall bed, 3rd axle, 21' bridge, tarp. Ready to a/c, am/fm cassette. Chrome wheels. 25K Chris Clemens Silvei', V6, Auto, Air, Loaded, L~ocal 924-8537. __ '87 Ford Aerostar, American Coach. PS, work. $18,000. 417-589-2226, after 6 p.m. mi. $11,000 OBO. Call 417-588-7281. Trade - $6,200 98 Chevy 4x4, vortex, V-8, 5 speed, a/c, PB, PL, A/C, real nice. $2,600. 417-588- Now Doing 1997 GMVC Z-71, 4x4, ext. cab., 3 dr. 29,xxx 29 18. 1996 Ford Escort 2 Door Motorcycles 6850 cruise, real nice. Custom paint. $25,000 or Power Washing take over payments. 417-588-9(114. miles, loaded, CD player. $18,000. 417- Silver. 4 cyl., Auto, Air, L~ocal 'Trade 532-5453 after 5. Classified ads are the cheapest, most of- 1981 Honda CB900. With ferrying, nice. 93 GMC ext. cab. 8' bed, loaded, mint con- fective way in the world to reach the $6,900 most 417-532-8622 11,000 miles. $2,501)0(B0. Call 417-533- dition. Stored winters. 13k miles. $19,995. 1988 Chevrolet utility truck. 350, auto., people. 573-336-3435, 573-765-3391 or 1- 3/4 ton. Good condition, $4,450. Also a 1993 Ford Thunderbird 3405. 0(10. 'all 417-751-1406. 80)0-665-8875. car hauler, 16 ft. bed, $475. 417-588-9844. PROFESSIONAL Blue, V6, Auto, Air, Loaded, Local 98 Harley Davidson Road King, red & We Build New Homes & Additions, 89 Toyota Pick-up. 4WD, new clutch, muf- 89 Dodge Caravan, 4 cycl Silv-er, auto. Trade - $6,800 black. W/extras, serious inquires only. fler & tires. 5 speed. Excellent condition. 1994 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4. Tahoe pack- Electrical, Plumbing, Painting, age, 4 dr., vortex eng., loaded, 89K mi., a/c, tilt, pwd. windows, good ti res. '12500. Cadillac SeVille SLS Call 417-588-5812. 139K miles, $5100. 417-532-7762. & Texturing 1993 runs/looks great, $8,500. 588-2137 eves. Call 417-532-1536. Roofing, Drywall, 1995 Suzuki DS 80, motorcycle, $11100. Fx- Burgundy, V8, Leather, Nice Local 96 Grand Cherokee L aredo, 4x4 loaded, '93 Chevy 20 Years Exverkrng cellent condition. Call 417-532-3927 after 5 1986 red Ford F150 XL. Aluminum Conversion Van. Fully loaded, Trade - $11,500 leather seats, 50,xx mi. $14,501). Call 417- p.m. ______wheels. 302 automatic Looks good, runs TV, VCR, PW, PL. $8,500). 417-533-1656. Free Estimates 588-1350. 1997 Oldsmobile Achieva 4 Door great. $2,600 OB.O. 417-588-2965. 93 Dodge Grand Caravan, excellent con- 1994 Dodge Dakota 4x4 ext. cab. Loaded, Maroon, 4 cyl., Auto, Air, Loaded dition, grey/white, bed liner, new Mvichelins, 36k 4 sale. 1997 Ford Lariat. extended cab. good tires. 2 built-in car seats. Roger Kaus Construction GM Program Car - $8,800 miles, like new. $14,500. 417-532-3990 4x4. Excellent condition. 23000 miles. loaded. $5200. Call 41 7-588-1141. 1994 Chevrolet Camaro $22,500. Call 417-588-9783. 417-426-5333 1990 Ford Ranger XLT, Ext. cab, V6, AC, 1988 GMC Safari van with all extras. Ex- Teal Green, V6, 5 Spc'ed, Air, Local PW, tilt, cruise, AM/FM Cass. 85,xxx 4 sale. 1993 23 ft. Gulfstream 5th wheel. cellent condition with new engine & Trade - $8,800 Skyline Honda miles. Very clean. $4,500. 417-533-5363. Excellent condition. Like new, loaded. major components. $4,650. Call 532-2277 D & D Roofing $8,500. Call 417-588-9783. 1998 Chevrolet Lumina LTZ 252 VFW Circle 'Rare 87 Chevy 4x4, 1 ton, single axle, 1996 Chrysler T&C, fully loaded, front & Tear-offs, new roofs. me-roots, Pewter, 3800 V6, Auto, Air, Loaded St. Robert, Mo. high perf 454 eng. show quality cond, late 1988 Ford F-150 XLT Lariat. Short bed, 4 back A/C, leather interior. Exc, cond. siding, soffit, and fascia. model grill & seats. new aluim. wheels & wd., aluminum wheels. $5,500 0(10. Call 36,xxx miles.$2),51)0. 417-532-1370. GM Program Vehicle With Only ,Q I14 Satisfaction Gnara3nteed. 573-336-3532 33" tires. $8,900. 417-532-3636. 532-4853 after 5 pm. or 532-1970. 1 Cxxx Miles- $15,800 417-588-9700 1992 Ford Crown Victoria LX Silver, V8, Auto, Aim', Loaded, Local ~i~ssg~~ss~ Iprebl~.e;% k~n40 &EATON W Trade - $6,900 CUSTOM CONSTUCTION 1994 Mercury Sable 4 Door Call Us For All Of Your Remodeling White, V6, Auto, Air.,ILocal Trade Needs. Free Estimates $6,500 Guaranteed Work. Fully Insured. 417-473-6518 or 800-992-6518 Lindsay Chevrolet 285 W. Elm St., Lebanon Electrical/Plumbing 6700 (r USED CAR DEPARTMENT Interior & Exterior Painting '_ -/- & Powerwashing. Proficient, efficient, ___ 417-532-3114 done with professionalism unequaled by 1992 Chevy Lumina, 4 clr., loaded, CD its competitors at prices you can player, oveor 1(0,xxx miles, runs & looks ,.,-- afford. DK Painting promises to) beat any excellent._$3,400.417-588-8821. __ bid. Get your bids, then call us at: Black 1987 Pontiac Bocnneville SE. $2,001) 573-347-2244, 573-317-0215, O(1(, loaded, leather interior, runs good 1-800-594-7018. well maintained. 41 7-588-1487 aifter i. are advertised ,- "' Home Services, Misc. 1984 XJS Jaguar. 67,50)0 mi. Red, excellent condition. $9,901) Call 417-588-9688. - i in the p 6720 86 Monte Carlo, mag wheels, new tires, Regional 350 V-8, cruise, air, pwd/s/b. $2900. 417- i' 532-5911) after 5 pm or leave msg. Classifiedis Don't Replace It! 96 Chrysler Sebring LIX, V-6, loaded, with leather, sunroof, amid alloy wheels. $9250. Restore It! 0(10. 417-532-60)37. Decks, Docks, Fence, & Siding Clear out the old and make extra cas , to ! T&M RESTORATION Lebanon & Surrounding areas (417) 588-2849 Certified Wolman Contracters sale a rousing: s icess c -JRAL ISSo , AIR DUCT CLEANING ProfessionalCleaning Of Heating, Ventilation & A/C Systems Free Estimates - No Obligations WE ALSO CLEAN DRYER VENTS 532-1083 LEBANON 1-800-322-6259 Machine Quilting- Reasonable Prices. Cal Good planning is the first step toward having a successful sale. 417-532-6819 or 417-531-1382. Will pick- Planning will help you c house the right weekend for your sale up and deliver in area. and ensure that merchandise is priedc right and1 showcased to its full advantage-advertising will draw customers to your Magic Appliance, areas most complete sale. servicer all brands & makes. Ov'er the counter part sells. Insured. 417-532-4735. thme first step is to decide what kind of sale you should have. Zeigenbein Internet w/tan top $13,450 Greg at 417-532-4(128 Take a look at youi merchandise. Is there a lot or a little'? Yard eves. 417-532-5552 days. L ooks new sale's are a good way to showcase laige amounts of inventory, Services while flea markets and neighborhoodc sales can ofter a larger 93 Corsica CL, 4 door, auto, new tirc's, number o~f customers, even if you have only a few items to local unlimited Internet access for 83K, miles, needs nothing. $4150. Will sell. Or, consicdei having a multi-family sale- conibining yotmr Waynesville, St. Robert, Fort Wood conside'r trades. 4117-532-9223. merchandise with that of thelfaehiiies can make yotn sale $20.00 per month 95 Mustang GT 5.0, lcather, loaded, roust into something greaer than the sium of its parts- 573-336-7608 sell, $13,000. 0(1.417-53-663(1. Advertising can also mke the difference betwveen a sale that 83 Olcds Cutlass Supreme, 2 door, One sizzles and one that's jnst so-so. Make yotii potential Instruction 6740 own(er, low miles. nice clean car. $1701). cuisto~mers aware of the three Ws: WI--RE your sale will be (1(1. 417-5329158. held, WHAT' you have for sale and WIHEN your sale wxill be. Linekad MISSOURI WELDING INSTITUTE Inc. i Ncludes: rd Kit #1 You have several adverisin" options. so take adv antage of aas Y Sale 5 spd, loaded, Nevada, Mo. Become a certified pipe & 90 1Docdge Daytona I-Roc, Incuds:3 1 x14 signs, 3 Balloons, I Pen, 1 Money Bag, Garage Sale Kit condition. $3501). many ais possible-again, planning ahead will help you structural welder. Earn top pay in 18 black, news tires. Good 2 Inventory Sheets. & Garage Saule Tips Sheet." message. immensely. weeks. Many companies seek our gradu- 0(1(. Call 417-532-4322 leave ates. 1-800-667-5885. 91) Nissan Stanza, c'xtra low miles. 501K Classified ads are the sale-goo's intomation mainstay. 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JOB -min. 6 me. present job ______1 x1.5 in. 2. ADDRESS- 2 yc'ars in state 3Line Ad- lxlin. 3. INCOME -min. $1200/mo gro's One-of-a--kind Sale, filled with child- ONE-OF-A-KIND SALE ONE-OF-A-KIND SALE STUMP GRINDING 4. CREDIT- Chapter 7, must be ren's clothes & toys, furniture too. Fri. & Fri., April 4 & Sat. April 5 FRI. APRIL 4 & SAT. APRIL 5 dischbarged; Chapter 1 3, mu-st late trustee Sat. 8 a.m. to ? 12345 Main St., Richland. 12345 Main St., Rich land 8 a.m. to? CALL lette&r 8 a.m. to? 12345 Main Richland Filled with children's clothes, toys, St., Children's clothes, boys sz. girls 573-736-5547 Call roll Free to Apply antiqlues, furniture, full size piano and 3-14, much more! pre--teen, Adult Mced.-Lg. Lil'tykes toys, Disney movies, Antiques including a 1-800-769-3474 German Mantle clock, furnit-ure,up- Tree Service 6780 right piano, some collectables and __ ext. 502 _ _ Berry Tree Service. 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