Published in the lntereat of Per10nnel at White Sanda Mi•il• R1n111 VOLUME 32-NUMBER 35 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERS, 1980 ~Armed Forces Voters Week begins

_,. Next week, Sept. 8-14, is Armed Forces basic information on absentee balloting. Voters Week and efforts to get service­ Concerning permanent registration, members and their dependents to vote personnel should contact the county clerk's .. -. on Nov. 4 will peak during that week. office in Las Cruces at 523-5691. Bernice Commenting on this special week, Sec­ Bowden, deputy county clerk, points out retary of the Army Clifford L. Alexander Jr., that an individual must come to the office said, "On Nov. 4, Americans will go to the to register permanently if he or she desires. polls to elect the president of the United No residency is required and as Bowden States, state and federal officials of their put it, "You can move to New Mexico one choice. The Army has more than one day and register the next.'' million potential voters within its service­ However, if you are registered elsewhere soldiers and their dependents-who will and wish to change your registration, you be eligible to cast ballots for this year's must cancel the previous one first. The only election. requirement is that you must be 18 years of "Each Army voter has the right to cast age. his or her ballot for the candidate of their The League of Women Voters and the choice. The 1980 Army voting assistance county clerk personnel are holding voter program ensures that every opportunity registration at various locations in Las is maded available for thse who wish to Cruces before the election. exercise their privilege," he said. The deadline for registration to vote in Here at WSMR military personnel should the November election is Sept. 23. Deadline see the executive officer of their unit for for absentee ballots is 5 p.m. Oct. 23. ·Schedule for upcoming Hispanic Heritage week "Hispanics in America's Defense" Sept. 14-19 Sept.16 Sept.17 9 a. m. -4 p. m. Hispanic Arts & Crafts Hispanics in the 80's 1-3 p.m. Cultural Presentation Exhibit Sept. 15 Mr. Ruben Bonilla, National President Rosa Gue"ero and Graciela Hernandez Countdown Service Club League ofUnited Latin American Film: ''Tapestry'' Sept.19 9: 30-10:30 a. m. MASS Citizens (LULAC) Post Theatre Post Chapel Sept.18 11:30a.m.-1 p.m. Ethnic Meal 12:15-2 p.m. Luncheon 9-11 a. m. How to Compete for Promotion Consolidated Dining Facility 1-3 p. m. How to Compete for Promotion Speaker: Ruben Bonilla A Hands-on Workshop 4:30 p.m. Tardeads (Mid-afternoon Party) AHands·on Workshop National President, LULAC Countdown Service Club Entertainment-Mariachis and Sangria Countdown Service Club "Hispanics in America's Defense" 1-3 p. m. Same as above Mexican Plate Dinner Cable splicer named Soldier of the Month at range

A soldier assigned to the range's U.S. Keeton said. "But I didn't feel anything because I was tired of studying,'' Keeton Army Communication Command Agency different playing against White Sands said. with duty at HAFB has been named Soldier soldiers-it was just competition.'' Since joining the Army and undergoing . basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, of the Month for ~eptember. While playing with the Holloman squad, Mo., Keeton has completed the telephone Sp4 Dwayne Keeton, 22, a telephone Keeton averaged near 15 points per game cable splicer course at Sheppard Air Force cable splicer assigned to Company B, and helped his team to a 13-12 won-lost Base, Texas. He was assigned to WSMR Troop Command, gained the honor this season. Before entering the Army in Octo­ in April 1979. week in competition with selected soldiers ber 1978, Keeton played basketball in the Atlanta, Ga., city leagues for three Keeton said he is undecided about making from all major Army units at the range. the Army his career. "I have almost two During the past basketball season Keeton years. He joined the Army while attending years to think about it," he said. "The played for the HAFB Suns which beat Army has been good for me. I've had some ...... ,,, . the WSMR Army team three of four games. Brown College in Atlanta where he studied electrical engineering. "I joined the Army good experiences and now I'm learning ''The Air Force coach always played me a trade to boot.'' He will return to college because I couldn't find a part-time job a lot when we played White Sands because in Atlanta if he doesn't reenlist, he said. compatible with my school courses, and I he figured I'd play extra hard," the 6'4" ....._ __ ~;;;;;;;;;~------~ ments in this publication does not constitute an endorsement by the Department of Army of the products or The Missile Ranger is published by Wendell Faught of Las Cruces, New Mexico, an individual, in no way services advertised. Delivery to housing area is provided by the publisher. connected with the Department of Army. Opinions expressed by the publisher and writers herein are their own and are not to be considered an official expression by the Department of Army. The appearance of advertise- Page 2-Missile Ranger-Sept. 5, 1980 Opinions expressed on the editorial page are those of various writers and do not necessar-: ily .reflect the opinion of the Department of the Army or White Sands Missile Range. I I All letters to the editor (except those defaming identifiable individuals or containing obscenities) will be published. Names are withheld from printing upon request; however ;C ommen t ary .. . all letters must be signed. The newspaper staff reserves the right to edit submi5$ions. for clarity and brevity. ,

Commander·'S open letter~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :- I Some of the "improvements" I see in the future include: comments, or problems known to the respective members Since our arrival at •A quick and easy media by which WSMR citizens can of my staff or manager of the service in question. They have White Sands Missile Range communicate their suggestions and concerns to the top the assets to take immediate action or provide you a response less than six weeks ago, and get timely responses. This will not, of course, replace in a reasonable time as to what action will be taken. (Recent the Nord family has been observations by the Acting Inspector General indicated thoroughly convinced the existing chain of command for handling the majority of problems which arise but will ensure an "emergency" many IG complaints could have been resolved by the person that WSMR is one of the concerned asking to talk with the supervisor or supervisor's finest military I civilian com· communication to the top when necessary. supervisor.) munities with which we •Expanded recreation areas on or near the post for family activity-perhaps a picnic area near the housing area. have had the privilege Communication is the key to preventing or solving the to be associated. majority of small irregularities from becoming large, time­ The professionalism and •More responsive services in all areas as well as better communication channels for evaluating these services. consuming situations. My staff and I maintain an "open dedication of all personnel, door" policy and will be available to anyone without fear of military and civilian alike, •More community activities which all military and civilian reprisal. If you feel you have not received an adequate solu­ is immediately apparent personnel are welcome to attend, such as the recent Fourth tion or answer to a problem or suggestion through the estab­ by the outstanding manner of July Open House and the German Oktoberfest planned lished chain of command, I expect you to communicate the in which WSMR accom­ for 30 September. problem directly to the Chief of Staff, Deputy Commander, plishes the important task or myself, either by note, telephone or personal visit. of operating a billion dollar •Increased self-help programs not only for individual national missile test range. homes but in support of community projects such as play­ Mrs. Nord, our three sons and I are very excited with our I believe much of this dedication stems from the genuine grounds, picnic areas, etc. assignment to WSMR and are looking forward to meeting desire of everyone to pull together within the community and knowing all the fine people who make up the WSMR for the common goal of making WSMR the best possible eMore information from the top on "What's up at family. Soldier, sailor, airman, civil servant and contractor­ place to live and work. I perceive the relationship between WSMR" through periodic letters from me and members we are all working together to make our community a better the Missile Range and the local communities of Las Cruces, of my staff in the Missile Ranger and Bulletin, as well as place to live and our nation secure through strength. El Paso, Alamogordo and others as very healthy and we will items on Channel 6 TV. strengthen this relationship at every opportunity. Sincerely, There is an old saying that "our home is our castle." •Medical doctor emergency service at WSMR during off WSMR is our home. If we are content here, we can live duty hours and on the weekends in the very near future, happy and productive lives. While we currently have an through on-call physician availability. dfa_a.yd extremely fine community here at WSMR which offers As the Commanding General, I am deeply interested in many services and programs for our residents, there can· your concerns, even those that seem small. Because my time is limited, I encourage you to make your suggestions, Major General, USA be improvements and this will be an ongoing effort in the Commanding future.

Chaplain's corner Making a marriage takes a lot of work

Chaplain (Maj.) William Brander must be realistic about human nature, the tarnished crowns in stride-that is people. The traumatic experience in grow­ A marriage begins! How will it end­ about things as they are, how they ought reality. There must be the capacity for both ing up, the successes and failures, the happy, merely tolerable, or broken? It will to be, but are not! In a sense courtship tolerance and forgiveness in their hearts. physical and mental well-being. All have depend upon what the two bring into the veils, it does not reveal the total self. They must have the resolve to love those played a part in making the person who he marriage. A most important ingredient is Marriage, on the other hand unveils-the mates as they are even when husband or 'is. Add to this the different needs and a genuine and a never-ending effort to make true self tumbles out of the closet. Before wife is less than he or she ought to be! adjustments to be m11de. the marriage work! marriage there is a dog and pony show, now we see two people wearing tarnished The effort to make the marriage work Therefore, differences of optn1on and In other words, the good marriages are crowns. demands, in the second place, that both areas of disagreement are inevitable. This never by accident. They are fashioned husband and wife take the need for adjust­ is not a problem. The problem is the in­ and molded. It takes energy and effort. What happens? Often those in Jove ment seriously. Whatever else marriage is, ability or unwillingness for them to cope "Just being in love" does not give the enter with the impossible dream-that it is that-adjustment! The reason is simple. with the differences as they appear. The wedded a carte blanche to a happy mar­ perfection is possible from imperfect people. happy marriages are those in which the riage. Such dreams are bad dreams. They doom Mr. X and Mrs. X are UNIQUE persons. partners realistically handle their situations the marriage. No person is perfect. They have been, since the day they were as adults. Good marriages are never by accident. What then is necessary to make a mar­ born. They have been molded by different riage work? First, both husband and wife The newly weds must be ready to take factors and such experiences as: family background, association with different Ask VA Sept. 5, 19~Missile Ranger-Page 3 A hands-on workshop Q-1 qualify for the Vet­ En Garde erans Administration As part of the activities during Hispanic clothing allowance because Heritage Week, a workshop on "How to Since their invention in 1790, bicycles can hang back if necessary and wait for of prosthetic devices I Compete for Promotion" has been sched­ have been used for recreation and trans­ a safe time to pass. ALWAYS RIDE ON THE wear. Must I waive that uled on Sept. 15 at 1-3 p.m. and again on portation. The bicycle offers us healthful RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROADWAY. amount from my military Sept. 18 from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. The retirement pay to receive exercise, reliability, low cost and low No bicycle will be used to carry more workshop will be presented at the Count­ the allowance? down Service Gub. Seating is limited. upkeep; freedom of movement at one's persons at one time than the number for A-A veteran in receipt Please call 678-129111293 for reservations. own pace, quiet and nonpolluting trans­ which it was designed and equipped for. of military retirement pay portation; easy parking, storage and it's Passengers obstruct the rider's view and fun! can make balancing more difficult. is not required to waive any portion of that pay The privileges and benefits associated . Failure to maintain full control at all in order to receive the OUR with bicycling does have a price tag, how­ times. Stunting, such as, riding with no annual clothing allowance . . ever, the responsibility of obeying the rules hands, standing on the seat, or racing, from VA. of the road. Just like an operator of a four makes balancing much more difficult. Q:-1 wish to get a wheeled vehicle, the bicyclist must obey Wear bright colors at night and make ~ all WSMR traffic regulations and is subject Veterans Administration FREE sure that suitable reflectors and a headlight guaranteed loan to pur­ to the same penalties for failure to do so. are equipped on the bicycle. Experiments While you're not apt to be stopped for doing have proved that bright color clothing, chase a new home. What Installation of , _ 60 mph in a 55 mph zone, the following headlights and reflectors are more readily is the rule about living rules of the road are being broken every visible at night at a distance of at least in the new house? HBO &SHOWTIME ONLY day by WSMR bicyclists: 300 feet. A-A veteran must J' Failure to come to a full stop at stop Proper use of hand signals. Signaling certify that he intends signs at an intersection. This reduces your intention to tum, slow down, or stop in to live in the house he is has been buying or building with chance of getting hit by oncoming motorists traffic gives the motorist behind an oppor­ a VA guaranteed loan. who are not necessarily looking out for your tunity to anticipate the bicyclist's movement extended thru Sept. 10th Q:-Does the Veterans welfare. Also, use the LOOK LEFf, LOOK and the motorist is better able to control RIGHT RULE before proceeding through his vehicle accordingly. Administration pay an additional monthly allow­ all intersections. SUMMARY: Bicycling is a great sport ance to a widow in a Riding outside of proper traffic lanes. and an efficient means of transporation, nursing home if she re­ For example a motorist making a right tum as more than 100 million Americans have ceives Dependency and will concentrate on finding a break in discovered and as the price of gasoline Indemnity Compensation? oncoming traffic from the left and pull rises, bicycling promises to become an im­ A-A widow who quali­ in front of a wrong-way bicyclist. But with portant means of transportation. So, ride fies for either Dependency a bike moving with traffic the motorist safely and courteously, obey all the traffic laws and enjoy yourself. and ldemnity Compen­ sation or a pension may be granted aid and attend­ ance allowance if she is a patient in a nursing Youth Activities home.

KARATE CLASSES-Taught by Jay by Mrs. Betty Brann. Brown and Bill Langston, will be held at MAYFIELD FOOTBALL GAME-Youth the Bell Gym for children ages 8-18 years Activities will take a passenger bus to Las .... old. Gasses will meet Monday and Wed­ Cruces to watch the Mayfield High Trojans nesday from 4:30 to 6. Register now at the play against Burges High tonight. The cost Youth Center. Cost is $15 per month. is Sl plus 50 cents to ride the bus. Bus MUSIC CLASSES-For children in kin­ will leave the Youth Center at 6 p.m. You dergarten to 4th grade, will be at Youth must sign up in advance to attend, and a Activity Center. Gasses are one hour long transportation release form is required. 2-Cable News Network (24 hours) every Tuesday and Thursday for a cost of Come cheer your favorite team on. 3-WOR, New York $15 per month. These classes will be taught 4- KDBC, El Paso 5-HBO 6-WSMR 7-Showtime 8-WTBS, Atlanta Car re-registration begins 9- KTSM, El Paso (NBC) 10-KRWG, Las Cruces (PBS) 11-WGN, Chicago The Security Office has already begun Special arrangements will be made for 12-USA Network (Sports, House of Representatives, Children's re-registration of privately owned and those assigned at HAFB and others whose Programs, etc.) 13-KVIA-EI Paso (ABC) contractor vehicles under the new WSMR duty stations are in the mid-range areas. A-KCIK, El Paso (Religious, Sports, Movies) Vehicle Registration System. Those registering their vehicles must B - ESPN (Sports, 24 hours a day) This re-registration is on a first come bring them to the registration office to C-Nickleodean (Educational Programs for Children) first serve basis. Registration is taking place insure proper placement of the new decal. 0-KOB, Albuquerque (NBC) at bldg. 380, Vehicle Registration Office, Owners are also reminded that they must E-SPN, Special Programs self-help, Movies, Talk Shows) F-CBN, Christian Broadcasting every day of the working week from 7:45 have a valid state drivers license and G- KCOS, El Paso (PBS) to 11:30 a.m. and noon to 3:45 p.m. except their own vehicle registration or title before Thursday. On Thursdays registration will they can receive the new decal. CONTACT be from 7:45 until noon. All personnel are encouraged to register . The above pertains only to the main their vehicles as soon as possible. Effective post area. next Feb. 1 only the new WSMR decals WHITE SANDS CABLE CO. For the upper range area registration will will be honored for entrance and exit from P.O. BOX 306, Bldg. T446 take place at bldg. 34200, Stallion Range the range administrative areas. Access White Sands Missile Range, N.M. 88002 Center, Monday through Friday from during non-rush hours will be controlled 8 a.m.-4 p.m. through security badges, IDs and other Phone: 678-3440 means. Page4-Missile Ranger-Sept. 5, 1980 WSMR biker enters 1 00 mile ride at Red River

Maybe you have seen him as he pedals is really no way to prepare for it out here his way over the San Augustine Pass on in the desert," said Fate. "The air will way to WSMR. His name is Richard Fate get pretty thin up in those mountains," and he is currently preparing to ride his he added. bicycle in a very long race. Fate is no novice when it comes to bi­ Fate, range employee, will be competing cycle riding. He led a 176 mile bicentennial in the "Enchanted Circle Wheeler Peak bike tour as a soldier in Germany and he Century Bike Tour" in Red River, New has spent a lot of time riding in the Gila Mexico this weekend. The two-day affair, Wilderness. which is sponsored by Budweiser Beer, "I first heard about the Red River ride includes a slow ride contest on Saturday from a guy in my carpool," said Fate. and a 100 mile race on Sunday. "He had seen an article about the tour in Fate will be entering the longer tour New Mexico magazine and jokingly sug­ which winds through the mountains of gesfed I enter," he said. northern New Mexico. The ride begins in The idea appealed to Fate and he began Red River and passes through Taos and preparing for the long, hard competition. Wheeler Peak, which at an altitude of He rides his Centurion 15 speed touring 13,161 feet is the highest point in the state. bike approximately 500 miles a week. When the cyders return to Red River they Every other workday he rides from Las will have completed 100 miles. Cruces to the range and back over the steep The altitude will be the trick of the whole Organ Mountains. thing according to the cyclist. ''There Fate is a resourse analysist for TRA­ SANA. He and his family live in Las Cruces. FEW to hold meeting Tuesday

The next meeting of the Three Crosses give us her expert insight on how to cope Chapter of the Federally Employed Women with stress in our daily lives. Mrs. Steinau, (FEW) will be held on Sept. 9, 11:30 a.m. ROADWORK-Richard Fate, a resource mile ride will be held this Saturday and a former Director of Outpatient Services analysist for TRASANA, pedals a few more Sunday at Red River, New Mexico. until 12:30 p.m. at the NCO Oub. for the South"'.est Mental Health Associa­ Mrs. Barbara Steinau of the Las Arenas miles as he prepares for the ''Enchanted (photo by Sp4 Lawrence Beck) tion, has been in private practice for two Circle Wheeler Peak Bike Tour.'' The 100 Professional Association, Las Cruces, will years

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The MISSILE RANGER newspaper is published weekly as a civilian enterprise in the and business offices are located at 1015 El Paseo, Las Cruces, N.M. 88001 (mailing interest of the military and civilian personnel of White Sands Missile Range, N.M., address P .0. Box 51, Las Cruces), telephone 526-4851. All news photographs reproduced by Wendell Faught. It is not an official or semi-official Department of Defense publication. in this newspaper are official Army photographs unless otherwise stated. The appearance of advertising herein does not constitute an endorsement of products Everything advertised in this newspaper must be !Tiade available for purchase, use or or services by the Department of Defense or Department of Army. patronage without regard to sex, race, creed, color or national origin of the purchaser, All news copy and photographs submitted for publication should be sent to the Public user or patron. A confirmed violation or rejection of this policy of equal opportunity by , Affairs Office, White Sands ~issile Range, N.M. 88002, telephone 678-2716. Advertising an advertiser will result in the refusal to print advertising from that source. Sept. S, 1980-Missile Ranger-Page S Racin'

by Uncle Fredward Ryan "Bubba" Armitage will be racing This Saturday nite there will be Short the 250 cc and Open Expert Gasses. His Track Motorcycle racing at La Luz Speed­ roommate Jaime "Billie Bob" Dryden way located five miles north of Alamogordo will race against him in the 250 cc Expert off Highway 70. Class. Who will beat Who? Come on out The gate opens at 6 p.m., practice is and see! Rumor has it your reporter will at 7 p.m., and racing starts at 8 p.m. Spec­ also-be raclng, so come on out and see how tators are always welcome at $2.50 each, he does. Will the racers from Las Cruces and there is plenty of parking and seating outdo the racers from Alamogordo? Be area. there! Relax at the NCO Club tonight

After a hard Friday of work the NCO/EM Then sit back and enjoy Charlie Russell WUNDERBAR-This is part of the 18 Club invites you to sit back and relax at and his All American K-HEY band. They'll Officer's Club. The fest is open to everyone their place. be playing and singing country western - piece German brass band which will play and there is no admission charge. at WSMR 's Oktoberfest on Sept. 30 at the Start the evening off with the happy music for your listening and dancing plea· hour at 4:30. The dining room is open from sure. S to 9 and tonight's feature is a combina­ Tomorrow and every Saturday this month tion steak and lobster tail. The plate comes Big A and his funks get down disco will Oktoberfest on tap for range with salad and all the trimmings for only entertain you from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. $9.75. Before you know it, it will be time for the sides playing German music, the band will Oktoberfest in Germany. To help keep include a brass group and a "jodler." traditions alive, WSMR is going to have The fest is being held at the Officer's ASQC holds first meeting Wed. an Oktoberfest party on the evening of Club but is open to all military and civilian Sept. 30. personnel and their families regardless The Rio Grande section of the American Guest speaker will be the regional director This Oktoberfest is going to be special of rank. It will be limited to adults only, Society for Quality Control will hold its of the ASQC, E.B. Godsey. Godsey will - because there will be an authentic German however. It begins at 6 p.m. and runs to first monthly meeting of the 1980-81 year discuss the organization and activities of brass band on hand and there will be no midnight. There is no admission charge on Wednesdy at the Airport Hilton Inn, the ASQC. All interested parties are invited admission charged. and beer and authentic German food will 6655 Gateway West, El Paso, Texas. to attend. The brass band features 18 members and be available a la carte. To help parents There will be an open bar at 6 followed To make reservations contact Ken Pear­ will be accompanied by a seven member attend this gala event, the post nursery by dinner at 7. The meeting will begin at 8. sall or Ray McPartlin at (915) .593-3400. dancing group. The dancing group will will be open during the evening. • provide extra entertainment by performing The entertainment for the evening is German folk dances. When they aren't free because the morale and welfare fund ~ dancing you can try your polka skills. Be· is footing the bill for the band.Bring your Tuesday beer stein. / ~o1 s, ~"- ~oft ~~ ~. ~ Ir~ ~~ TEQUILA # ~ ·~ \\ / \() '°'>, ~ 00. 2 for 1 19 ~ ~ ' .~~/'* / Lube, Oil Change, Filter 8 pm tli 2 am ~'>, ~ •1395 HAPPY HOUR Most American & Foreign Cars 2 for 1 DRINKS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Includes: Lube Chassis, Change up to 5 qts oil, 5 pm tlf 8 pm Purolator Oil Filter, Check All Fluid ·Levels, Check The Pressure

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by SSgt. Marco A. Ortiz SPANIARDS-Spain is considered the NCO IC origin of the Hispanic American culture Equal Opportunity Office The Spanish cultural values were carried U.S. Department of Census forecasts \ to new countries as part of the Spanish indicate that by 1985, Hispanic Ameri­ colonization drive. Thus language, cans will be the largest minority group religion, and martial arts serve as a in the United States. The forecast, whicht common unifyng thread. includes the fifty states and the District: MEXICAN AMERICANS-Most of Columbia and excludes Puerto Rico Mexican Americans (or MEXICANOS, estimates that there will be approxi­ OR CHICANOS) live in the Southwest, mately ten million persons who could California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mex­ properly be identified as Hispanic ico, and Texas. They are the descendents Americans, In the recent past, the His­ of the original Mexican Territory in­ panic-American population .ha~ ~een habitants, or immigrants since the doubling each decade, and tndtcatlons Mexican-American War. In 1836, Texas are that this trend will continue. revolted against Mexico and joined the nus population increase is due to United States, which led to war between several factors, an increasing birth rate, the two countries. In 1848, the Treaty a declining death rate, increasing im­ of Guadalupe Hidalgo was promulgated migration rates (both legal and illegal), which ceded to the United States the and more Hispanics identifying them­ former Mexican territories of California, selves as Hispanics and not Caucasians Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, or Blacks. and half of Colorado. Mexicans who The growth of the Hispanic-American chose to remain and become United population will have an impact on the States citizens were guaranteed legal United States military. The potential rights. Approximately 43 percent of the impact on troop population densities is work force at WSMR identify themselves obvious. What is not so apparent is the as Mexican Americans. impact on educational, recreation.al, PUERTO RICANS-Puerto Rico and other quality of life programs that was discovered by Christopher Columbus affect the Hispanic-American soldier in 1493 and claimed for Spain. The and family member. original inhabitants, the Taino Indians DIVERSITY were practically wiped out. Slaves were Quite often, Hispanic-Americans imported from Africa for labor, and by tend to be viewed as a single group. 1530 there were as many Africans as This is a fallacious view, as the Hispanic­ Spanish and Indians combined. After American culture is made up of many the Spanish-American War, Spain ceded different groups, ranging from the South the island to the United States in the American Indian to the Mexican Ameri­ Treaty of Paris. Significant emigration can, to the Spanish. The Hispanic Amer­ from Puerto Rico to Hawaii occurred icans are a diversified people in the in the 1890's; in 1940 about 100,000 sense that each sub-group has its own Puerto Ricans lived in the Continental ancestry, heritage, folklore, holidays, United States with 75 percent living in arts, and social structure. A Hispanic New York City. By the mid-1970's there American may be classified by the Army ,were approximately 1.8 million people personnel system as White, Black, of Puerto Rican origin in the Conti­ Hispanic, or other depending on physical nental U.S. appearance, surname, or personal CUBANS-Spain used Cuba as the choice. Concerning religious preference, headquarters for expansion into the a Hispanic American may be Roman Caribbean area. In 1902, the Cuban Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Animist, Republic was proclaimed. In 1959, Fidel or Indian spiritualist. Hispanic Ameri­ Castro seized the government and many cans have cultural ties to Spain, Portugal, Cubans elected to come to the Unite.ft Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Haiti, States as self-imposed exiles. Most Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Barbados, for family members. The Hispanic is also a product of traditional geograph­ Cubans are concentrated in the Miami Trinidad, the Guineas, Venezuela, American extended family usually con­ ical closeness. This family closeness area, followed by the New York-New Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, sists of parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, and emphasis on tradition, leads some Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Jersey area. cousins, grandparents, and godparents. non-Hispanics to the perception that OTHERS-Many other Hispanic Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaraugua, El It is especially important for the non­ Hispanic Americans are unwilling to Americans have roots in Central Amer­ Salvador, and Honduras. Some people Hispanic to realize that in the extended become a part .of American culture. ica, South America, and many Caribbean in the Philippine archipelago also con­ family concept, godparents may play This perception is largely erroneous. sider themselves Hispanics. Islands. a role equal in importance to that of the Paradoxically, many Hispanic Americans During the decade of the eighties, COHESIVENESS parents. are perceived by other Hispanics to have While many differences serve to divide the Hispanic American soldiers can be A second similarity is that Hispanic surrendered their ties over generations anticipated to join the military service the Hispanic Americans, there are many Americans tend to have close cultural in order to assimilate into the mainstream general similarities which bind the ma­ and civilian workforce in increasing ties with the values, customs, traditions, of American society. numbers. By initiating positive action jority of Hispanic Americans together. music, and art of the common heritage A solution may be cultural pluralism, The first of these is the extended family now, and increasing the sensitivity of of Spain and the Indian civilizations of which allows a person or a group the the non-Hispanic portion of our com­ concept. The extended family is of Central and South America. These ties means to retain their own unique cul- . extreme importance to Hispanics since munity, we are taking the first important are vital to Hispanic Americans as a tural values while successfully assimi­ steps in alleviating those concerns that it serves as the focus for the behavioral means of self-identity and expression. lating and operating within the majority patterning of values and mores, and is impact primarily on the Hispanic Amer­ The closeness of these ties is not merely way of life. ican soldier, civilians, and their family the primary problem solving agency Who are the Hispanic Americans? a socio-psychological phenomenon but members. ADVERTISEMENT Sept. 5, 1980-Missile Ranger-Page 7 EL PASO BUSINESS REVIEW owe plans coffee The Officers Wives Oub invites you to a welcoming coffee on Tuesday, Sept. 9, beginning at 9:30 at the Officers Open Mess. This is an opportunity to sign up for special activities and volunteer work. This Texas Chaparral Motors includes Silk Flower Making, Counted Cross-Stitch, Belly Dancing, Crochet, Needlepoint, Jogging, Quilting, Golf, Henry Bayona-Owner anyone in an all-out effort to help their that integrity, quality and value are Broomstick Skirt, Mexican Cooking , Chi­ For many years, automobile dealers customers beat the current gas shortage passwords at this fine used car dealer. nese Cooking, Bowling, Tennis, Bread considered the " used car" business by offering great deals on good, used Buy the safe way! Stop in at TEXAS Making, Mint Making, Cake Decorating, a sideline to selling new models. The economy cars. CHAPARRAL MOTORS and look over Red Cross and Thrift Shop. This is a mar­ friendly guys down at TEXAS CHAPAR­ The kind of business that this respect­ the tremendous values in quality used velous opportunity to meet new people. RAL MOTORS at 7348 Alameda in El automobiles. The editors of this 1980 ed firm does is the main reason for Please join us. Paso, phone 778-7744, totally reject large " family " of repeat customers. El Paso Business Review recommend this theory. They specialize in used People return again and again when they this fine firm for better cars AND better cars exclusively, and, right now, they're need an automobile because they know values! Hunters course require dealing with a lower profit margin than Hunters Safety, a course required by the New Mexico Game and Fish Department for a hunting license will be taught at Southwest Polygraph Service Inc. WSMR on Sept. 6. All young persons 18 years of age or less who wish to hunt must have the card. The course will be from 8 Joe S. & Ana F. Gonzalez-Owners time, and over that period, they have and are thoroughly competent in every a.m. to approximately 4 p.m. on Sept. 6. established themselves as one of the respect. Their advice in matters per­ It will be in building 100 (post headquarters) The SOUTHWEST POLYGRAPH leading firms in their field. No amount taining to polygraph services is sought and a $1 registration fee is required. No SERVICE INC. at 1154 Hawkins in El of effort is spared to give you the most after and respected. shooting or outdoor instruction is presented. Paso, phone 593-8838, is one of those careful service and the clients of the The editors of this 1980 El Paso Busi­ No further courses are scheduled prior to reliable firms whom we are able to speak concern are always satisfied with the iness Review are not often able to give "Hunting" season. For information call of in the highest terms. They specialize service which they receive. the whole-hearted recommendation to Capt. Doug Bracken at 678-1136/1137 in lie detection service. The owners of the company have had any firm which we give to SOUTHWEST or 678-5409. Adult students, participation This company has been doing business long experience at lie detection services POLYRAPH SERVICE. and help are encouraged. with the people of this area for some ~ Pet boarding halted :j The kennels at WSMR's Vet Oinic, Western Auto Glass Dist. ~ which previously "boarded" pets while 3:: owners were on vacation, has been closed truck you have, this firm can replace ~ until further notice. Pets will not be accept­ Leo Chrestman-Manager and complete instructions. Replacing >-! ed for boarding until an attendant has been the glass in it quickly and inexpensively. a windshield is the exception to this found, officials said. Boat, farm and industrial machinery Got a broken windshield? See WES­ rule. Trust your car to the professionals Regular veterinarian services will con­ glass can be done with expedience, tool TERN AUTO GLASS DIST., the auto at this fine shop. The fact that WESTERN tinue as usual. glass specialists at 1913 Texas in El AUTO GLASS DIST. is recommended As the editors of this 1980 El paso Paso, phone 533-5934, and have it re­ by most insurance adjusters is a good Business Review, we give our uncon­ CMOC to meet placed by experts! indication that they do the best work ditional endorsement to this fine glass Many types of auto repairs can be in town. Ask your insurance man! shop I The Christian Men of the Chapel will performed by anyone with proper tools Regardless of what type of car or meet for breakfast at the Post Chapel on Sept. 10 at 6:30 a.m. This organization is open to all male civilian and military personnel interested in good Christian fellowship. The first meeting will be to Gateway West Antiques discuss past accomplishments of the or­ ganization and future goals and interests Troy & Odessa Land-Owners chaps, spurs, branding irons, barbed spinriing wheels, advertisement, frames, of those attending. As always, this breakfast wire, lariots, wagons, and steer-heads pictures, stained glass, ice boxes, and is free to all attending. Looking for the old, the unusual and amongst their western relics. Indian wall telephones. the unique? Look to the GATEWAY metates, pottery, dough-bowls, wooden In the furniture stripping and restor­ Professional Women's WEST ANTIQUES to show you the really spoons, drums and other musical instru· ation department their master craftsmen unusual values in the oldest and most ments, weavings, and arrowheads can restore elaborate and fine antiques, Club meet unique antique merchandise. This well amongst their Indian artifacts. or strip your painted furniture in their known dealer features most everything Looking for antique furnishings? no-dip removal system that protects The Las Cruces Business and Professional in the amazing world of antiques and At the GATEWAY WEST ANTIQUES even fine woods and veneers. Women 's Oub will meet Monday at 7 p.m. other valuable and collectable items. you can find quality American Oak The GATEWAY WEST ANTIQUES at the Mutual Building and Loan Associa­ Located at 12701 Gateway West in furniture such as tables, chairs, dressers, ·have been found to be a most accomo­ tion on Telshor Blvd. in Las Cruces. El Paso, phone 852-3304, this quality­ Victrollas, buffetts, side boards, kitchen dating shop! They're always available for The topic of the meeting will be "Young conscious store has grown into a show­ cabinets, love seats and wardrobes. information and are open during office Career Women". The discussion will case of western relics and antique They also carry Country Pine furniture hours by appointment. The editors of include the role of the young woman in furnishings. A wide general line of such as tables, pie safes, hutches, this 1980 El Paso Business Review today's job market and it will spotlight on collectables, with a furniture stripping wardrobes, benches, cheese boards, suggest that you get to know these successful young women in the area. and restoration department to serve milk stools and blanket chests! friendly, knowledgeable antique deal­ Everyone is invited to attend this regular the public. The GATEWAY WEST ANTIQUES' ers ... personally I Remember: Some :meeting of BPW. For more information At the GATEWAY WEST ANTIQUES general line of collectables features things are worth keeping! ·call Nancy Young at 646-3773. you can find saddlery, wagon wheels, ;:arousel horses, glassware, juke boxes,

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------ADVERTISEMENT------1. ADVERTISEMENT Sept. 5, 1980-Missile Ranger-Page 9 EL PASO BUSINESS REVIEW FIT brings a first .Surety Savings Association to WSMR

A great many of us have had a yearning located at 9817 Dyer, phone 755-8911, any longer! Tomorrow morning go to The Florida Institute of Technology to invest in a home of our own, but money 4849 N. Mesa, phone 545-2226, 1166 SUREIT SAVINGS ASSOCIATION (FIT) is for the first time offering a master's problems seemed to make it impossible. Yarbrough, phone 591-4672. The man­ and open your savings account with degree program at WSMR. This community is fortunate to have in agement has always had at heart the even the smallest amount. Then add Registration will be held Sept. 10 and 11 its midst a firm which can make just best interests of the community and has to it regularly and watch it grow. at the Army Education Center, Bldg. 464, such a thing possible. done its best at all times to serve the The editors of this 1980 El Paso Busi­ in rm. 2. The hours for formal registration Come in or call and talk your situation people. ness Review take great pride in pointing are 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Class instruction over with SURETY SAVINGS ASSOCIA­ They offer an excellent savings service. out this foremost concern and heartily for the fall quarter will begin Sept. 29. TION with the main office located at We have all promised ourselves again recommend our readers discover for Two classes are being offered this quar­ 6044 Gateway East in El Paso, phone and again to start saving, but somehow themselves the real satisfaction in ter: Management Theory and Thought and 778-9933. AND with branch offices we never quite get started. Don't wait their services. Behavior Science and Management. Management Theory and Thought is a comprehensive approach to the study and analysis of the theories, principles and philosophies of contemporary management thought and literature. The Feed Bag Restaurant Behavioral Sciences and Management is designed to familiarize the student with people return again and again. are more than just a topic of conver­ the contributions to management theory YOUR HOSTS: The editors of this 1980 El Paso Busi· sation, they are a most enjoyable reality. made by the behavioral sciences. Essen· Peggy Kelly & Charles Rosenbaum ness Review heartily recommend THE This outstanding establishment has tially, it is intended to give the student For your next banquet, party. or group FEED BAG RESTAURANT to our become a favorite gathering place for a better understanding of human beings meeting, contact Peggy Kelly for more readers. Remember, if you appreciate particular people who know and appre­ and why he acts as he does. Both the in· information! outstanding service and really good ciate the best in Greek cuisine. dividual and group behavior aspects are food and drink served at the peak of This is one of the finest restaurants > studies. Fine food and drink are favorite topics perfection, we suggest you drop in soon in this area and they feature superb ~ Both classes are worth three credit hours. of conversation, for they speak a uni­ and enjoy hospitality at its best at THE versal language, but at THE FEED BAG Greek cuisine cooked to your liking! ~- Textbooks may be purchased during reg· FEED BAG RESTAURANT! .--, istration. RESTAURANT in El Paso at 5034 Doni­ They demand that you be satisfied with ~ Costs for classes are $81 per credit hour phan, phone 581-7452 food and drink their food and service and that's why ~ or $243 per course. If you sign up for a Z course and for some reason decide to drop >-l the class, you will receive a refund. 100% less tuition deposit after the first week of The Clock Manor classes, 70% after the second week, 40% after the third week and so on as the session progresses. No refunds will be made after of antique clocks, so if you have one that the sixth week of classes. ''Four Generations ofClock M aJcers '' help you select the perfect clock for the use you want it for. After they explain doesn't work, be sure to take it to THE Locally Owned & Operated CLOCK MANOR and have their experts Veterans Educational Assistance has By the Abel Family the many advantages these clocks have to offer, you will see why they are repair it to its working order. been obtained by FIT and will be avail· The editors of this 1980 El Paso Busi­ able upon request. If you are contemplating buying so popular. They have a reputation ness Review give our full· endorsement The courses are open to all military per· a clock but you are not sure where to for being the finest in design as well as to THE CLOCK MANOR and recom­ sonnel, their dependents and civilian em­ get the best one for the money, contact a realistic initial cost. mend them to all of the clock enthu­ ployees of the range. Courses may be taken THE CLOCK MANOR at 3908 Montana In their repair and service department, trained people using the latest equip­ siasts of this area. We know you'll like for professional development or as part of in El Paso, phone 566-7081. They are the friendly business-like way you are a master's degree program. the experts in new and antique clock ment and tools expertly repair or service all makes. They also specialize in repair treated. Graduate programs offered by FIT sales and service. include: Masters of Business Adminis­ From their large selection, they will tration, Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in Personnel Manage· ment, Master of Science in Systems Man· agement and Master of Science in Engi· Midas Muffler neering Management. For further information call Anne Bellais­ MIDAS also carries a complete line Weston at 678-4868 or stop by the FIT muffler will be installed in 30 minutes When you install mufflers for a living ... of shock absorbers, custom dual headers, office in the Education Bldg., Rm. 2. or less and you'll never have to buy you have to do a better job! That's the side pipes and specialize in custom work. another muffler for your American or motto at MIDAS MUFFLERS in El Master Charge and Visa credit cards Paso at 9020 Dyer phone 755-5625, foreign car, van, or light truck. Karate ·demonstration MIDAS is also the El Paso area's are honored 1 1192 Yarbrough Drive phone 592-5904, The editors of this 1980 El Paso Busi­ and 4168 N. Mesa phone 533-2925. #1 brake service shop. Their team of ness Review suggest that all of our The Youth Activity Center will be spon­ skilled, professional mechanics and all soring a karate demonstration on Sept. 12 Here you'll find that famous MIDAS readers give famous MIDAS service service, and of course, famous MIDAS the latest equipment insure fast expert at the NCO Club at 5 p.m. Kids and adults a try! It pays to MIDASIZE! service for both disc and drum brakes. from Jay Brown's classes will amaze you MUFFLERS. Present this ad to any of the three With free installation and over 1000 Of course, MIDAS features free in­ with their skills in this fascinating art. shops above and receive a 15% discount. coast to coast dealers, MIDAS is Amer­ spection and estimates and also work Karate classes are being taught at the Offer good through OCTOBER 31st. ica's leading muffler shop. Here your ,on foreign cars, too. Bell Gym for ages 8 and older. Check at the Youth Center for further information. ~------ADVERTISEMENT------Page IO-Missile Ranger-Sept. 5, 1980 ADVERTISEMENT EL PASO BUSINESS REVIEW Countdown POOL TOURNAMENT-Every Saturday at 3 p.m. All active military, dependents 18 years of age or older and civilians 18 years or older living on post are eligible to enter the eight ball tournament. First Savings and Loan Association COFFEE CALL & SPADES TOURNA· MENT-Sundays mean coffee and dough· One of the smartest financial moves 755-5687; Coronado Office at 6101 N. and many other services. nuts at the Countdown Recreation Center. you qm make is to save your money! Mesa, phone 581-4485; Ysleta Office Save where interest is highest ... Stop by at 11 a.m. for a fresh one and then But where do you save? In your mattress? at 8814 Alameda, phone 859-3919; and your friendly Savings and Loan Asso· stick around for the spades tournament In a safety deposit box? You should with Vista Del Sol Office at 1801 Lee ciation. They also offer competitive at 12:30 p.m. save where your money earns the highest Trevino, phone 591-9441, this respected interest rates on mortgage loans and BINGO-Don't forget to bring a friend interest rate: the FIRST SAVINGS AND institution is a member of the Federal their friendly service is hard to beat. to bingo. All first-time players and the LOAN ASSOCIATION! Saving and Loan Insurance Corporation The editors of this 1980 FJ Paso Business player who brought them get one free bingo Conveniently located at SOQ N. Mesa so your savings are fully protected up to Review suggest that all of our readers card. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. (Downtown Office) in FJ P~, phone $100,0001 They offer many conveniences start the "smart saving" habit today PINBALL TOURNAMENT-Pinball 544-4090 and with the Bassett office for you including traveler's checks, at the FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN wizards, don't miss your chance to rack at 222 Bassett Center, phone 778-5347; safety deposit boxes, money orders ASSOCIATION! up the numbers on us. We'll open up the Northgate Office at 9414 Dyer, phone machines for free play during the tourna­ ment. You compete for total highest score against all other players. The tournament starts at 7:30 Tuesday, Sept. 9. All active military, dependents 18 years or older and Chavez Trucking Inc. civilians 28 years of age or older living on post are eligible to participate. Edward Chavez-President Pershing; phone 565-0368, CHAVEZ septic tank and swimming pool exca· COED VOLLEYBALL-It's back! Coed TRUCKING INC. will have a new location vation, land leveling, trenching and many volleyball that is. The Recreational league If you're contemplating hiring an in September located at 4330 Rosa in other facets of dirt work. They use only meets every Tuesday, beginning Sept. 9 excavator to do some work on your El Paso, phone 533-0368. ]bis reliable the latest machinery and employ com· at the Recreation Center. This is a new property, stop a minute. Don't call concern has a history of rapid comple· petent operators. You can do no better league, all level players are welcome. just anyone in the phone book because tions, well-done jobs and satisfied than to call this reliable firm for all We are hoping for a balance between you may like the looks of their ad. In customers. No wonder they're considered of your excavating needs! As the editors male and female players. Future plans are the FJ Paso area, many knowledgeable by many to be the #1 earth movers. of this 1980 El Paso Business Review, for the league to challenge Holloman AFB builders are in the habit of calling ONLY CHAVEZ TRUCKING INC. specializes we think you 'II be pleased with their and Fort Bliss. !; theCHAVEZTRUCKINGINC.I in home site preparation, road building, service. > POKER NIGHT-Roll up your sleeves ill With yard and offices located at 3815 ~ for an evening of poker at the Rec Center. m All betting will be done with chips. The

II>~ ~ player with the largest number of chips ~ vi at the end of the evening wins a prize. ~ ~ Dealers choice. ~ Sun City Coin & Stamp Co., Inc. ~ GORDON LIGHTFOOT CONCERT­ < ..., Roundtrip bus transportation will be pro· vided to the Gordon Lightfoot Concert minute quotes on gold and silver prices Sam Cobb, Bill Dillon coins, precious metals and related in Las Cruces on Thursday, Sept. 18. Tickets and will arrange transactions of most Bill Poland&: Ralph commodities. for the concert are S5 and S6::.Ticket$ any size. See the SUN CITY COIN New Owners This well established firm will gladly are on sale at the Countdown Recreation & STAMP CO., INC. on current invest· appraise your coins for you. They are Center from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Monday through ment opportunities in gold and silver. All types of rare and valuable coins always interested in purchasing any Thursday. Bus transportation is $1. The bus The editors of this 1980 El Paso Busi­ and stamps await you at the SUN CITY quantity of coins and stamps from a will leave the Countdown Recreation Center ness Review are pleased to be able to COIN & STAMP CO., INC. in El Paso single rarity to an entire collection parking lot at 7 p.m. The concert begins list such a reliable coin dealer and we at Suite 87-D, Bassett Center, phone and you may count on fair and just treat· at 8 p.m. The last day to sign up for bus recommend them to all of our readers. 772-2777. This respected dealer buys, ment whenever you deal with them. transportation is Tuesday, Sept. 16. They are also available for up-to-the- sells and trades in U.S. and foreign DART TOURNAMENT NEWS-Con· gratulations to Levis Ely, first-place winner in the August Open Dart Tournament held at the Countdown Recreation Center. Second place was taken by Verne Honey­ 1------CANDV'S------man. Third place went to Warren Wright. The Recreation Center holds one open from, so you know that quality is built dart tournament a month. The tournament Stands Alone Featuring Custom designed from the fabric of into every piece. Select from assortments game is 501 with a double elimination Custom Draperies and Fine Furniture your choice to fit your windows exactly. of "period" pieces to match or comple­ setup. First, second and third place trophies That's the way draperies are made at ment your existing furniture. Whether are awarded. Next month's tourney is An unparalled selection of fine fumi· CANDY'S, where every set of beautiful you need a single chair or an entire scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 23. A $1 ture, custom draperies, and interior drapes are "designed originals" ex­ houseful. .. CANDY 'S has more to offer entrance fee is payable the night of the decoration items. That's what you'll pecially for you I in quality furniture! tournament. always find at CANDY'S at 10560 Shan­ Whether it's a new living room set, The editors of this 1980 El Paso Busi· non Place in EI Paso, phone 598-8731. a bedroom ensemble, dining room fur­ ness Review would like to compliment Running Chief This well known and respected custom niture, carpeting, wallcovering, floor draperies specialist now features fine tiles, woven woods, mini blinds, or this quality-conscious custom draperies and furniture dealer for their outstand· The Running Chef is now running two furniture for every room in your home whatever, you're sure to find more of for the ultimate in unique and beautiful ing selection AND their fine service to food vans throughout the post area. The what you want at this fine shop. There vans offer hot lunch items and snacks of interior decor. the residents of the local area. are many famous brand names to choose all kinds. If the van does not stop in your area and you would like it to, call PT at ..,_------ADVERTISEMENT------.1 678-1106. ..------Sept. 5, 1980-Missile Ranger-Page 11 Training for June 1981 footrace Range jogger to put on the miles

by Debbie Bingham One range jogger is training for a June I ate baby food because it's easy to get 1981 footrace by running the Baylor Pass down, easy to digest and high in protein.'' trail. He figures he "might" be ready Not only were there streams along the for the competition If he gets in at least path, the first 30 miles of the run was 1,000 miles over the trail. through snow fields. "Some of the drifts Dorse DuBois, the lieutenant commander were six and seven feet deep," he said. in charge of the Navy 's high energy laser "I found I could stay a lot cooler if I'd put project field test detachment at WSMR, some snow from the bank under my terry entered the Western States Endurance cloth hat." Run for the first time this year and knows Besides not having trained on downhill he's got to start training early for next running, DuBois said part of his problem year's race. This year he completed over with the race this year was he had never half the trail, or 51.3 miles. seen the trail before. That's why he plans Entrants pay $75 for the chance to run to spend the month before the 1981 race 100 miles over the crest of California's at Tahoe. Sierra Nevadas in the run. It's called the "I want to go over the trail before the toughest footrace in the world and the race, especially the parts I'll have to run ultimate challenge for ultramarathoners. in the dark," he said. "Dick Sherwood "Baylor Pass has bad footing, it's rocky (formerly assigned to TRASANA, now and it's about four or five times as steep attending the Command and General Staff as the Western States trail," DuBois said. College senior level course) had planned "But 4t's a freeway compared to that to pace me the last 40 miles this year. But course." he's entering the race himself in 1981 The run starts at Squaw Valley's Olympic and we'll both spend the last month training House and follows a trail first used by at Tahoe." THROUGH THE SNOW-Besides running one point, they had to go 16 miles with no Pahute and Washoe Indians. Throughout Because she also enjoys running, his wife uphill and down for JOO miles, runners water available. That 's the reason every the race the trail gains a total altitude of is enthusiastic about his training program. started the ultramarathon through a snow runner carried a quart container of fluids. 17,040 feet and drops 21,970 feet. It's "If it makes him happy, I'm glad," said field with drifts of six and seven feet. At traversible only on foot, horseback or by DiAnne DuBois who works at the range's helicopter. Incentive Awards Office. "But I really The object of the race is to finish in less don't know if I'll be able to watch him in process. You really get to know your body's over Baylor Pass, get down to 155 pounds capabilities. than 24 hours and win a silver belt buckle. the 100 mile run." and spend the last month at Tahoe, I know ''If I can maintain the training schedule Those runners who don't win a buckle, but DuBois, who has been running marathons I'll be able to complete next year's run in I've set for myself, get in the 1,000 miles finish in less than 30 hours, receive a since 1974, said the best part of the ultra­ under 24 hours." plaque. Those going over 30 hours are marathon is the training. " I run every noon, disqualified to prevent fatigue from causing plus some mornings and evenings. I try them to lose their way and wander off the to average 70 to 80 miles a week. The whole TRY A CLA.SS/FIED ADI path never to be seen again. training process is a gradual building ''The volunteers who help with the race are great. The whole thing is superbly organized," DuBois said. "Besides boosting Did you know morale, they monitor the entire trail either The latest news, sports on foot or horseback. If you have trouble and features are no further it might as well be you who. will win "Sunny" anywhere along the way, they'll find you." away than your fingertips. Checkpoints were futerspersed through­ Just call Dial-A-News out the trail where the runner's weight for the most recent up­ and blood pressure were checked. Temper­ dates, hot off the wires atures can vary from 25 to 110 degrees THE FREE FULLY EQUIPPED of the Associated Press. Fahrenheit over the trail. Fatigue and Dial-A-News is a service dehydration are constant enemies. of your White Sands "After 13 hours I'd fnished half the Public Affairs Office. 1980 MUSTANG GHIA! race," the 41-year-old, 173-pound sailor said. "At WSMR I'd had heat and altitude WIZARD OF ll to be given away at our h By Brant Plrier training, but hadn't trained on the downhill. So says I e VA ••• I couldn't do that. I'd pass people going GRAND OPENING on September 15th mtlAllS HSEM EMC.ITIO" uphill, but I fell down about eight times Mt REUi TRNMlllO, M01£ in the first 30 miles going downhill. LOMS, LOW COST Liff Limited to 1 per customer lllSHMCE, CERTNM "That's why I'm now training on Baylor," •ntCAl CARE. MD Siii... *Just come by and register at 113 E. Grigg·s (across from the old Post DuBois said. "I have to build up my thigh OTllER IQERTS. WUTM1t wmn Office Building). Our staff will be eager to see you and happy to answer muscles. The muscles were cramping so TO •EM.S? badly I had a temporary paralysis. After anything you'd like to know about our savings plans ~nd mortgage home the race it was three days before I could even step off a curb. loan programs. "I had no problem with dehydration, in fact, I gained a pound during the time @ ~ll'fr gutt Coutttliy gallittgs t g'oa;1 !ft I was running, " he said. " At each check­ point they had ERG (an electrolyte replace­ · v4ssociatiott ,,,llJ. ment with glucose liquid). I'd fill up my ,.,.~ .· ~ o6u\JewuUe~tco COnlllCI nurest VA olftce (check yaur quart bottle with ERG and then keep di­ phane bDDk) Dr 1 lacll veterans gniup. luting that with water from the streams. Page 12-Missile Ranger-Sept. 5, 1980 Bowling briefs

OFFICERS LEAGUE-The Officers day. parents, bring your children to the bowling league will start on Wednesday. bowling center at 3:30 p.m. All officers and GS7 or above contact Col. HOROSCOPE MIXED BOWLING-This Saddoris, 678-1141 or W02 Pasion, 678- new mixed league will be having their 4661. meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. All in­ JUST FOR FUN LEAGUE-The Just terested bowlers contact Lee Michels at for Fun League will be starting Sept. 9. All the bowling center, 678-3465. interested parties call Sgt. Roger Michels, INTRAMURAL LEAGUES-Unit com­ 678-2516. manders, why not start your own bowling THURSDAY MIXED COUPLES-More )eague as a PT program during the day? bowlers needed for the Thursday Mixed Let's get more military unit type leagues Bowling League. This league will start on started I Thursday. Contact the bowling center, FALL BOWLING LEAGUE-Reminder 678-3465 or Roger Michels, 678-2516. to all active bowlers to sign up for their BANTAM BOWLING LEAGUE-The favorite league. Call the bowling center Bantam bowling league will start on Tues- if you need more information, 678-3465. Rewards offered for killings

The Operation Game Thief board has killed in late July or early August. authorized a reward of SSOO for infor­ The ibex case has been assigned OGT mation leading to charges against an number799. unknown person who illegally killed The oryx case has been given code an iLx in the Deming area and a $250 number 800. Pursley said Las Cruces reward for information on who took the District Conservation Officer David head and tail from a road-killed oryx Roybal reported a motorist hit a large near White Sands Missile Range. bull oryx about 1 a.m. Aug. 16 on High­ Both species are exotic game animals way 70 east of the White Sands Missile introduced into southern New Mexico Range entrance. His vehicle was badly HOUSE RECORD BROKEN-Asa Pearson, several years ago. The oryx is a large damaged, and the motorist caught a marking all the way, with a good possibility bowling in the Thursday Mixed Couples, African antelope with long, black spike ride and contacted authorities. By the of reaching that magic 800 series (which shot a series of 772, a new house record the American Bowling Congress gives horns. The Persian ibex is a goat-like time Roybal and State Police officers for the Roadrunner Lanes. Pearson started an award). But he split in the 9th and 10th creature originally found in Iran. arrived at the scene, someone had re­ his first game with a 277 and then his second frame ofhis third game. Dan Pursley, coordinator of Operation moved the head and tail from the carcass, with a 288. He started his third game 'Game Thief, said the ibex was recently apparently as a trophy. found by Deming District Conservation Persons with information on these or Officer Melanie Dziadulewicz at a water any other wildlife law violations can call ·hole in the Lewis Flats area near the tQll-free, 1-800-432-4263. If their infor­ Florida Mountains. A young male,, the mation leads to arrest or citation of a ibex was apparently shot once through violator, they are eligible for rewards Grand Opening Sale 11 the neck and is believed to have been ofupto Sl,OOOor more. Courtesy Chrysler-Plymouth WSMR soldier makes invites you to their GRAND OPENING mark as sharpshooter Friday, Saturday and Sunday He may not be the fastest gun in the and the High Powered Regional Champion­ West, but he could well be the most ac­ ships in Phoenix. Sept. 5, 6 and 7 curate. The man we're referring to isn't Hauck says he has a long way to go, but a gunslinger, or a trick shooter, he's a feels that he improves a little each time he •FREE HOT DOGS •FREE POP soldier .SFC Robin R. Hauck is a member shoots. Hauck recently "kicked the habit," of the White Sands Rifle and Pistol Team, after almost 20 years of smoking, and says •AND MORE IMPORTANTLY TO TREMENDOUS and recent winner of the New Mexico State he feels much steadier behind the rifle DISCOUNTS ON ALL 1980 CHRYSLERS AND Smallbore Rifle Silhouette Championships. since doing so. PLYMOUTHS. Hauck is a combat infantry veteran who The White Sands sharpshooter will served in Vietnam. He is the non-commis­ travel to Florida to compete in the National OPEN 8 AM TILL 10 PM sioned officer in charge of the HA WK Smallbore Rifle Silhouette Championships. missile site here on post. When asked about this opportunity he said, He's only been shooting competitively "I think it's great!" He will use a custom for about a year, and claims to be a novice, built Remington .22 rifle in the Nationals, but his excellent competition record proves a rifle so accurate that according to Hauck that this modest man has a lot of talent. "It can shoot a grasshopper in the head 2223 524-1926 In addition to his victory in the New Mexico at40yards." State Championships, Hauck has also taken So remember SFC Robin Hauck the next N. MAIN Las Cruces top honors in the Texas State High Powered time you have a rifle tournament to be won, Rifle Championships, held in San Antonio, or a grasshopper that needs to be exter­ minated. New doctor at clinic Sept. S, 1980--Missile Ranger-Page 13 Channel6 Transmission As Maj. Gen. Nord states in his open single and will live on post. For emergencies during off-duty hours, Sfipping? Sept. 8-12 letter today, improving service at McAfee Health Clinic is very important. In the past the clinic has instituted a beeper system. s9•s MONDAY ments Sammy Davis, Jr.'s two weeks, McAfee administrators have Radio controlled beepers are issued every tour to Vietnam in 1972 to report day to the administrative officer of the day 9 a.m.-SAGGER: A training on drug rehabilitation programs done two things to greatly improve service. Service Special film. and race relations, and to enter­ A military doctor, Capt. Jose M. Mateo­ and the doctor of the day. In an emergency Includes Parts, Oil, Labor 9:30 a.m.-Small Unit Camou­ tain. Bermudez, has · been assigned to WSMR the McAfee staff can reach both persons flage: A training film. 11 a.m. - The Deadily Winds and is now on duty at McAfee. There are by having the individual's beeper activated. 10 a.m. -Espionage, Target of War: See Monday, 3 p.m. now three military and two civilian doctors The person is then signaled to call into the UNITED Noon-Sports Reel #237: U.S. Army: A training film. clinic. The system should give the staff 11 a.m.-Sports Reel #237: See Monday, 11 a.m. working at the clinic. TRANSMISSION 12:30 p.m.-Sports Reel Mateo-Bermudez graduated from the a better response time in emergencies. Late winter and spring sports El Paao's Most #238: See Monday, 1 p.m. from 1959 are featured. This University of Puerto Rico Medical School Plans also are being worked out to have Recommended Shop includes the wind-up to ice­ 3 p.m.-A Lesson in Terrorism: in May, 1979. He is in a special Army pro­ a doctor actually on call 24 hours a Jiay, See Monday, Noon. skating and the beginning of gram in which the Army helps pay for his including weekends. Details of this plan, 8337 Dyer track and field and baseball 6 p.m.-Combat Hour: Two schooling. Mateo-Bermudez, in return, when available, will be reported in the training camps. films will be shown. The first is 751-41n or 751-7941 Noon-A Lesson in Terrorism: '.'Logistics in Vietnam" and owes the Army two years of service. He is Missile Ranger. Terrorism is the use of violence, documents, in 1968, the logistical force or threats to attain political effort and facilities at major goals through fear, intimidation, supply ports and bases in Viet­ and coercion. This film provides nam. The second film is "The observations of some common Engineer Battle in Vietnam." terrorist tactics and what military This film looks at the work of the personnel and their dependents Army engineers in Vietnam and should be aware of to help counter their construction efforts, sur­ activities of terrorists in foreign veying and mapping, water puri­ countries. fication, etc. 1 p.m. -Sports Reel #238: This film looks at the basketball WEDNESDAY finals in both the pro and college ranks during 1959. It also follows 9 a.m. -Comrade Soldier: Stanley Cup hockey and other What it's like in the Soviet Army. sports. 10 a.m. - The Safe Military 1:30 p.m.-Down and Out: Vehicle Operator: Guidelines This short film demonstrates the for safe driving. Considering the dangers and causes of falls at number of accidents on post, work and at home. this should be an excellent film 3 p.m. - The Deadly Winds of for everyone. War: This film is about chemical 10:30 a.m. -A Lesson in warfare, pros and cons. It was Terrorism: See Monday, Noon. produced by a PBS station jn Noon-Combat Hour: A repeat Salt Lake City and includes of Tuesday evening's movies. interviews with the commanders 3 p.m.-Sports Reel #238: of Dugway Proving Ground and See Monday, 1 p.m. Tooele Army Depot. A very in­ teresting film. FRIDAY

TUESDAY Noon-Billboard: The weekly news, weather and sports pro­ 9 a.m.-Prevention of Heat gram for residents of WSMR. Injury: A training film. 1 p.m.-Sports Reel #237: 9:30 a.m.-VD? See Your See Monday, 11 a.m. Doctor: This film presents the 1:30 p.m.-Sports R4!el #238: case history of a teenager who See Monday, 1 p.m. contracts venereal disease and 2p.m.-Sillboard. then passes it along. Any sexually 3 p.m. -A Lesson in Terror­ active individual should be aware ism: See Monday, Noon. of the dangers of VD. 4 p.m.-Down and Out: See 10 a.m.-Peace, Togetherness, Monday, 1:30p.m. and Sammy Davis, Jr.: Docu- 4:30 p.m. - Billboard. 1.6 liter, 4. cylinder, 4 speed manual transmission, fully synchronized disc­ drum brakes, separate front and rear "FLOWERS ARE LOVE" bumpB" guards. Pay/night inside rear from Katharina's view mirror, - P-155/80R-13/B radial 00 Delivery to all Hoapital1 tires, camel cloth bucket seats. . . 9536 Dyer St. List Price 54695.81 ~. El Paso 751-9734 CLOSE OUT $4287 SPECIAL ...I ,.0 -- 'SI CITITIOI ClllRO SPORT 2 door Coupe, 4 speed, 2.5 Liter, 2 -s· ~ BBL-L-4 cyl. engine, radial white side COUPE tires, sport cloth bench seat, pin stripes, Tinted glass, power brakes, 3.8 V-6 body side moldings. engine, radial white stripe tires, wind­ List Price '5711.63 shield antenna, body side moldings. List Price 57023.60 CLOSE OUT y~ SPECIAL CLOSEOUT 1310 E. Idaho ~ 'ON APf>tlOVEO CREDIT SPEtlAL 522-7206 ' All CREDIT APPUCATIONSACCEPltO - . Pius tax, title and license Customer Appreciation· 1-1 O'lt SECOID AliTHOIY EXIT 233-3161, (toll free) WEDNESDAY THE LAST CAR DEALER IN TEXAS IUTTOIOI 886-4541, (if busy) 8 am • 12 noon DRYERS ARE FREE WATER SLllE THE FIRST CAR DEALER IN NEW MEXICO Beginning Sept. 1. doors lock at 10:30 p.m. No washers after 10:15 p.m. BY OWNER - Beautiful, very Page 14-Missile Ranger-Sept. 5, 1980 old, two story, full basement home on 4.8 acres south of Las Cruces. Established pecan, ,J plum and peach trees. Many J.twnry Gustafson e;xtras. 526-8408 for appoint­ Realty - j ment.

ADOBE HOUSE MOBILE HOME established ":. on half acre lot in Hacienda Large 3 bedroom Adobe house Acres area. Will sell both with on 5 Acres of level land east of down payment and terms. Gon­ Hacienda Acres. 5 years old ·-- zales 678-2530 or 522-4570. like new --- beautifully done.

FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY 3 BEDROOM house, Anthony, $1000 INSTANT CREDIT 74 BUICK, $750. 678-4617. to White Sands. Guaranteed Texas, fenced, car port, storage Si4·8027 You can qualify if you have a CASH repair on refrigerators, freezers, room, carpet, $30,000. Payments current credit card-Master 68 DATSUN pickup $900. 382- washers, dryers, color TV's. $187 (consider equity). Gutierrez FOR . Charge, VISA, Sears, Wards, 5079 or 678-5166./ Free estimates. Free Loaner. 678-1441. •GOLDCOINS GAS LASTS AT 551 J.C. Penny, Oil Co., Airlines, ALOHA SERVICE 72 DATSUN pickup $1300. 678- •WEDDING SETS many others qualify for furniture, 10400 Dyer, El Peso, 821-8824 appliances, carpet, color TV's. 3286 or 382-5079. •RINGS (pd. adv.) •GARAGE SALES NEIGHBORHOOD Mary's Pawn Shop For more details call 821-8823. PROFESSIONALS NORTHEAST FURNITURE, 73 CHEVROLET Impala, 9 200 S. Solano SATURDAY ONLY, Sept. 6, .. 10400 Dyer, El PlllO. FREE De­ passenger S/W $900. Power, Las Cruces •WANTED University Estates, 3018 CAmino livery to White Sands. Open air, radio, tilt wheel , Excellent Real, Las Cruces. till 8 & Sundays. fopr car pool. Dick LaBrecque COMPRESSOR for automobile (pd. adv .) 678-9181, ext. 244. •CARPOOLS air conditioner with magnetic YARD SALE-Right to Life bene­ :~~-raf __n; clutch, working condition. Lozier fit, Saturday, Sept. 6 from 9 to 4. 70 GMC 4x4 pickup. Exceptional, 427 McArthur, NMSU, Student RN'S 678-2754or 526-4106. Affiliate no dents, no rust, $2450. Best PAYING RIDER wants to join Housing. offer. Louis 678-5031 or 522- non-smoking carpool from N. 08-MED/SURG. Chilton Agency 9781 after 6. Solano area, LC, to bldg. 100 . NOTICE! 523-7551 Mrs. Smith 678-1151. •RENTALS Needed immediately in N.M. Free ads for personnel of WSMR 75 DODGE ~ton, 4WD, pickup, must be submitted as outlined We don't show your end Ariz. Up to $9.00/hr. Call DRIVER NEEDED for 4 person, club cab, camper, special, loaded. FOR RENT in the instructions in this section . house, we show it off! Professional Medical Pool, (303) non-smoking carpool, LC Elks 522-9790. Mobile home, 12x55, 2 BR, (see box). DO NOT CALL the Each office is independently 259-1546. Club area to Main Post. George (pd adv.) water and sewage paid, $175 Missile Ranger office in Las owned and operated 678-2576. BO TOYOTA Celica, GT, fully month with $100 cleaning deposit. Cruces except for commercial 1 JEFF'S TRAILER PARK in (paid) ads. loaded, power, air, rally wheels, FOURTH DRIVER for air cond. downtown Organ, 382-5718/5423. sun guard, low mileage, 5 shifts, non-smoking carpool from North­ •VEHICLES (pd. adv.) must sell $7100. Frank 678- gate area to main post. 678- Mifitary Real Estate, VA, FHA & More 3404/2571 . 2836/ 1275. MOVING TO GERMANY 3 BEDROOM, conveniently MUSTSELLI NEAR MESILLA PARK-Excellent buy on this 3 bedroom, 2 bath 76 PINTO wagon, 4 cyl., 4 speed, DRIVER for 4 man carpool, located, forced air heat, carport, 1978 Chevrolet 350 Silverado mobile home on 1.1 acres. Easy to maintain, this property has patio, air, am/fm stereo tape, new tires, air conditioned, from magnetic fenced yard, $275 month. 524- pick up. Excellent condition, wood fence, 2 corrals & extra storage on concrete foundation. Owner new paint, $2175, make offer. Dr.-W. Hondo Pass area to 8771 very clean inside and out, $4,600. financing, $39, 750. Larry 678-2689 or 821-3141. WSMR. Schramm 678-1794 522-9066 CLOSE TO SCHOOLS & PARK-2101 Lester is an excellent family or 755-2534. Las Cruces •REAL ESTATE home. 3 bedrooms, extra storage, single garage & fence. $35,200. 64 FORD Fairlane, new mag (pd. adv.) TAKE CARE of many of a growing family's needs with a fine home in wheels and tires, 260 VB, $1000; PAYING RIDER needs ride from East EP (Nations St. off a good area. 1308 Branson is a medium sized home. Beautifully land­ 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 speed, 2% ACRES valley land 1 'h miles Dyer Copia/ Fort Blvd). Claudia scaped. 2 extra storage buildings. Single garage, covered patio & fence. 25 mpg, $900. Both excellent. I northwest of Vado, 1-10 exit. Gene Barth's 678-4893 or 566-6414. $36,500. Beck 757-1409. $500 down, owner financed. ON THE QUIET SIDE of Calle de Suenos, this very nice 3 bedroom 522-4713. home is ready for its new owners. Excellent interior with good carpet, 76 FORD LTD, 4 door, 4oo CID, RORTHlll (pd. adv.) parquet style floor in the kitchen with coordinating cabinets & wall­ auto, air, cruise, 2 new tires paper. Paneled den. $42,000. VA financing available. and many reworked items, Bargains I MOBILE HOME, 14x80, 3 bed­ PRETTY HOME in fine neighborhood. 1301 Catalpa . 3 bedroom home. $1600, must sell, moving to room, 2 baths, washer/dryer/ Living room, family room with fireplace. Bar & bay window. Double Germany. Kotthoff 678-2184. in unredeemed merchandise ToYo"' dishwasher, custom drapes. garage, patio & rock fence. GARY R. PARRISH Guns, Stereos, Diamonds, Aguilar 678-3954 or 524-4368. Sales and Leasing 73 MUSTANG Mach 2, power, Musical Instruments, etc. 9605Dyer newly rebuilt auto transmission, MARY'S PAWN SHOP new tires, battery, stereo, spoker, 200 S. Solano MOBILE HOME, 14x70, 3 BR, JENNINGS, ROGERS El Paso super car. mark 526-3686. Les Cruces 2 baths, skirted, wall to wall 755-1391 carpet, park with pool. REduced for quick sale, $12,500. Jim 678-1211 or 524-9253 after 5. & CAPRON, INC. REALTORS 522-8790 523-8631 2 BEDROOM home, 1 'h baths, den living room, large corner lot, For a safe deposH box on Pose only $42,900. Loma Heights area, 1802 Louise Circle. 524-7594 Fjrs• Ma•jonal Bank after 5.

js here to serwe you. SURVIVE INFLATION! And insure self-sufficiency. 20 acres of excel .. fertile land in If a safe deposit box isn't convenient to best water area . Elec. on prop­ you during yoor working day, it just isn't erty, beaut. mt. views, approx. 16 mi. So. of Deming. $8,900 convenient! Ask how little it costs to safe­ cash or $200 dn, $130/mo. guard your papers and other valuables R-E-M, Inc. Box 1834, Deming conveniently - at First National, your on- NM 88030. 546-2202. 8/11 &9/5-19 Post Bank! · (pd. adv.)

TRAILER-38x10, 1 bedroom, completely renovated, $500 down, Celebrating 75 years of service to owner financed. 522-4713. Southern New Mexico (pd adv.)

10 ACRES farm and ranch land 12 miles west of Deming, N.M. White Sands - 678·2244 Las Cruces - 524·9611 $3000 an acre. 678-2748/6946. WE DELIVER to White Sands Sept. 5, 1980-Missile Ranger-Page 15 two times a week free. We have •PETS NICK'S PLACE furniture & appliances, new and WILL CLEAN quarters, buy 1314 E. Madrid used . Any price to suit your TOY POODLE, AKC, apricot, junk, used clothing . 678-2748/ 524-7125, Las Crucet budget. Largest selection and 2 years old, good with kids, $100. 2968/9646. We buy and sell used furniture courteous service . We appreciate 678-2436. Classified HOUSEWORK, alterations, and miscellaneous items. your business. Come have a free (pd. advj_ Coke or cup of coffee . NORTH­ FREE KITIENS to a good home. ironing, etc. Reliable, prompt, honest. 678-3981. Cl11sified advertising on this page is a free service for EAST FURNITURE, 10400 Dyer, 886-2349. civilian and military personnel of White Sands Missile El Paso. Open till 8:00 & Sundays . NEST DEHYDRATED food1 Range. Personal, non-i:ommercial ads are accepted (pd. adv .) for storage and emergencies NEED until the close of busineBS on Mondey of each week (Friday e MISCELLANEOUS available locally. Wholesale/ if Monday is a holiday) for publication on a space-available HOME FLOOR SCRUBBER, Retail. CASH basis for the following Friday's edition of the Missile CAKES decorated for most any FAMILY SELF-EFFICIENCY Ranger. Ads must be limited to 25 words each and typed GE, with buffer, pads and brushes occasion. Sue 678-1900. &CARE or printed clearly on this form or a piece of paper or card $35 . Revie 523-;4661 or 678- 450 W. Picacho (Suite 231 TODAY? of the approximate size of this form. Name and duty phone 3496 . THIS COUPON IS WILL BABYSIT in my home for 523-2850, Laa Cruces must be given, but will not be published unless appearing working mothers; children 0-3. WORTH $4.00 ON SOFA, gold colored, 90" long, in body of the ad . Mail to "Missile Ranger", STEWS-PA, Pam 678-2840. YOUR FIRST WSMR 88002, or bring to Bldg. 122. No phone ads, please. $150. Revie 523-4661 or 678-3496. WE PAY CASH FOR DONATION PLUS Illegible or improperly submitted ads will be rejected. OUR REGULAR POLE LAMP, beige, $5; fireplace DONOR FEE ROBERT D. CLARK Please Publish the Following Advertisement screen $5; 9x12 rug, avocado, An easy, relaxing way to Lawyer GUNS $15; five gallons Given exterior pick up cash. All that's house paint, med. blue, $20. required is a plasma dona­ Alameda Professional Center MARY'S PAWN SHOP Latte 678-3362 or 522-3521 after tion. We pay CASH for each Suite 14 200 S. Solano 5:15. donation & special bonuses 101 N. Alameda, Las Cruces Las Cruces enabling you to earn up to Phone 523-2527 TELESCOPE, 6" Meade, f8, $105 a month Equatorial mount, motor drive, Legal work in all fields at DC-AC converter, 9mm and COME IN TODAY reasonable rates. Credit g1ehw ClJe,1d~ 25mm eye pieces, 1 yr. old, Open Mon-Fri 7:30-3 terms available. $350 . Vince 678-1175 or 382- ul.pa nt 111 r~ n f ~ SATURDAY 8-2p .m. 5564. Also open Wed. till 6 Name and duty phone must appear below for identification •FEES 1-2-3 BE!>ROOMS purposes. Only copy above will appear in ad. 35mm MOVIE Projector, $250; Divorce $155 Lease Furniture Available 45 hp, 3 phase, 60 cycle, 220/44 Adoption 175 All-Electric: refrigerated NAME------vac including controls $350; Personal Bankruptcy 325 air, dishwasher, shag carpet, ALPHA Simple Will 55 electronic test equipment and drapes, party· room, heated Pfasma Center DUTY PHONE------components $1 pound. 524-0936. Probate 650 pool, sauna room, exercise (small estate) room . 532-5322 720 Texas Ave. El Paso STOCK TANK, round, 8' diam­ Magistrate Court Suit 150 26001DAHO eter by 2' deep, perfect cond., Incorporation 325 522-0666, Las Cruces SHOT GUNS-New in box, used as child's pool, $100. Vargas (small business) •FOR SALE Remington pump 20 g., $175; 678-2038 or 755-2601. Real Estate/ CB RADIO with floor mount Remington 20 ga. auto, exc. Escrow Agreement 125 Name Change 110 $40; am/fm CB electric antenna cond., $150 . Frye 679-9193 REFRIGERATOR, 15 cu. ft., or 598-2910 . ALL BILLS PAID $15; 14" Toyota wheels $5 each; china cabinet and clothes cabinet. Workmen's Compensation trailer hitch for 78 AMC Concord 678-1577. cases and Social Security $10 . 678-4349. GIRLS BIKE, 20", $27; fireplace UNFURNISHED screen $8; blue carpet, 6x11 claims done on contingency basis. TRUMPET, Schilke silver, used $13. Bob Leath 678-9135 or one ser.iester, several mutes 598-2910. Reynolds' Great View •Fees for uncontested included, $450 or best offer. Flowers proceedings, excluding MQrtinez 678-5335 or 524-1010. ELECTRIC RANGE, Signature Pool Menu Magic, 30" space saver, tax, court filing, or other WSMR @ Corning top, self cleaning, fully non-attorney costs. BOSE 901 's, Series Ill, with 171-4448 equalizer and stands $475 . Gartz automatic, white, $175. 523- 678-1738or 751-3438. 7848 or 522-8986. TELSHOR APARTMENTS 999 TELSHOR BL VD. 522·0444

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A range military police­ SPECIAL CORPORATE RATES man has captured two of three honors offered graduating students at the Fort Bliss Noncom­ , I ALLWSMR missioned Officers Acad- emy. '/ Sgt. Wayne C. Gorbett, a; _,, "·•;,~ Personnel and Their Families a member of the 259th ( MP Company at WSMR, was named Distinguished Leader and winner of the Association of the U.S. ... Army (AUSA) Certificate of Commendation during Friday's graduation ceremonies. As Distinguished Leader of his class, Sgt. Gorbett received Initiation fee-Plus Monthly Dues an engraved plaque " ... for having demonstrated academic Regular Initiation Fee is '200 for Individual Tom and Connie Young, former excellence." The AUSA certificate is awarded to" ... the one owners of Tom Young's Racquet student who best exemplified the overall attributes of the Clubs and Spas in Albuquerque, professional NCO while attending the Fort Bliss NCO SO HURRY Santa Fe and Oovis for the past Academy's Primary Leadership Course." 20 years, invite you to be their guests Gorbett, who was assigned to the national range from CALL NOW at Tom Young's Racquet Oub and Spa Korea in 1978, first joined the Army May 15, 1973 and served in Las Cruces. with the 16lst Mechanized Infantry, Fort Lewis, Wash. He later reenlisted for duty with the Military Police Corps and completed the MP School at Fort McClellan, Ala. In 1977 he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for 526-4477 meritorious service performed with the 296th MP Company FREE! at Fort Lewis. Gorbett is a native of Colville, Wash., and a graduate I BEGINNERS of Colville High School. ,3 r RACQUETBALL .J 1 LESSONS ~ FOR ~ Basketball '1 r· WOMEN "· AND MEN All military men interested in playing on the post basketball team should attend a meeting FREE! tonight at Bell Gym at 6:30. The team is open to all male military personnel. Players OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK represent WSMR in games with SOUTHWEST NEW MEXICO'S FINEST FACILITY other posts and teams. If you Mon. thru Fri. want to play, show up at the OFFERS THESE ADVANTAGES meeting. •Eight regulation, air-conditioned racquetball-handball 7 am to 10:30 pm courts with observation galleries Sat. 9 am to 6 pm •Two exhibition courts with full-length glass back wall for easy viewing Sun. 9 am to 6 pm •Pro shop with complete line of equipment and accessories. · ~~~ Briefing conducted •Rental equipment is also available •Spacious lounge offering refreshing beverages A separate briefing will be conducted •Qualified professionals for individual and group instruction from 8 until 11:15 a.m. Wednesday in the •Central location directly behind Gibson's Discount Center briefing room of the Army Education •Background music and paging system Center, bldg. 464. This briefing will provide •Sauna, whirlpool, heated indoor swimming pool, showers, separating service personnel with infor­ locker room mation on veterans benefits and employ­ •Weight room featuring Nautilus training equipment ment opportunities. Guest speakers from •Coed facilities the Veterans Service Commission, the New Mexico Employment Services Division and local industry will be present to give spe­ OUT OF SHAPE? cific information and answer questions. You Don't Have to Be!! oocqaet~clnB Military personnel (all services) within six WOMEN'S EXERCISE CLASSES months of separation are invited to attend. Monday thru Friday ' ar1D spa~ To register, contact Mrs. Johnston at 8 a.m., 12 Noon, 5 p.m., 6:30 p.m. 678-421114646. Sat. 11 a.m., Sun. 3 p.m. ' 305 E. FOSTER The latest news, sports and features SATURDAY are no further away than your fingertips. Special Yoga Classes 526·4477 Just call Dial-A-News at 511 for the most 9:30a.m. ' recent updates, hot off the wires of the Associated Press. '