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Volume 1 Number 1 Published in the interest of personnel at Fort Leonard Wood. Thursday, January 15,1987 _111______Post goals set at Lake workshop

By Jeffrey Peyton "This post has overcome the lish a document about the things we This document should be ready by all of our energies totally to the mat- The result was a cohesive and en- What is going well at Fort common problems that face many formulated-our purpose, a vision for early February." ters at hand." thusiastic command team working Leonard Wood? What is not going installations When we asked 'What the future, and the key things Fort When asked why the workshop "The staff and command ad- on the problems identified by the well at Fort Leonard Wood? What is going well? the soldiers gave Leonard Wood should focus on. I m took place at the Lake of the Ozarks dressed the issues," said Maj. Gen. soldiers "There are no disasters out our mission state- is going well within your directorate? us more than The fishing is great. going to publish Murn said "we wanted to get away James W. van Loben Sels. The See "Workshop" These questions and others were When we asked 'What's not going ments and our established goals. from the office so we could devote team-building efforts turned out well continued on page 6 sent out to the post directorates well? the soldiers gave positive in November and the command- suggestions, not nit-picking trivial ing general used the directorate things. The areas people want im- responses to get the senior leader- provements on are positive, thought- ship of the post together Nov. 20- ful things. The many items listed are 1- 22 for a three-day, goal-setting all possible. We just can't do them

workshop at the Lake of the Ozarks. all because they are competing for ;: :. ., ;; According to Maj. Thomas J. the same money and manpower. Mumrn, Reception Battalion executive According to Mumrn, the par- officer, the purpose of the workshop ticipants in the workshop took the t was to enhance cohesion among directorate responses and broke the senior leadership and to estab- down into 12 committees to address lish goals for the next calendar year each problem separately. "Through and objectives leading up to those this process, goals were established goals. and objectives leading to those goals were discussed." \ ,q "In order for this to work, we H needed to know how each of the "There is always room for im- provement," Lee said. "Our directorates felt. So we asked every Definition of excellence states that '4 soldier in the directorates a list of an installation is excellent if it is questions," said Murn. "We asked better than it was last year. but questions such as 'What is going not as good as it will be next well at Fort Wood?' and 'What is year. Fort Leonard Wood is truly the 2 '2 not going well at Fort Wood?' We Installation of Excellence." also asked 'What is going well within Lee added that Fort Wood your directorate?' and we asked did not receive the Training and what needed improvement on post. Doctrine Command nomination for Initial entry soldiers assigned to Company A, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Basic place at Post Headquarters 4:45 p.m. daily. The ceremony is rotated This gave the leadership something the Commander-in-Chief s Award Combat Training Brigade participate in retreat ceremonies which take regularly among the brigades on post. to think about when setting the goals for Installation of Excellence for for the future." 1986, in lieu of Fort Jackson, S C 'I've been involved in goal-setting "I think it's interesting, though," he Trumpeter wins commendation for subduing drunk sessions since 1974," said Col. said. "Out of 12 categories, Fort awaded an; Ar,' Commndatiol ' F'.-" r V. Wicox a native Mt on the 'mer0ncy brak -nd Robert C. Lee, post chiet of staff. Jackson won ie and we oun ive. E y Louise baei Medal for subduing and detaining a of La Harpe. Ill., was leaving post on jumped out." "My observation of this one is that The next step in the process. A trumpet player assigned to drunk driver until the military police his way home and had just passed She was still trying to get away. Fort Leonard Wood is a mature or- according to van Loben Sels, is the 399th Army Band was recently arrived on the scene. the post gas station when he heard he continued, "but when she put her ganization." Team Building. "I intend to pub- tires squeal. He saw a truck in the car in reverse, our bumpers were oncoming lane skid into the median hooked so she couldn't back up. I and cars running off both sides of ran over to her car, reached in the Federa the road window, put it in park and told her to ho get out." day hon rs King "I thought someone was be- ing chased by the MPs," Wilcox According to Wilcox, when the By Jeffrey Peyton the New England Conservatory of said, "until I saw a car crossing driver stepped out of the car she Music. They married in 1953 and the mediap headed straight for my grabbed his jacket in a threatening had four children. truck." On Dec. 1, 1955, Mrs. Rosa manner. He managed to verbally King became the pastor of the subdue her, however, and detained Parks refused to surrender her According to Wilcox, the car Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in her until the military police arrived. bus seat to a white passenger. made a circle and headed back to Montgomery, and had held that violating the segregation laws of the other lane, then circled again. position for little over a year when "When I thought the driver was Montgomery, Ala., and was ar- 'By this time more cars had gone stuck," the city's small group of civil rights Wilcox said, "I was going to rested. off the road to get out of the way," activists decided to contest the racial go on. But when I saw her get loose. Black activists formed the Mont- Wilcox said. "The driver then ran I knew someone segregation on the public buses. had to do some- gomery Improvement Association to into a ditch. I thought she was thing or someone One year after King gave would get hurt or boycott the city transit system. The stuck, but she managed to free the his first speech to the members killed. I was there, so I did it." group chose Dr. Martin Luther King car. I realized that if someone didn't of the Montgomery Improvement Jr. as its president. stop her, somebody was going to "Fears a great motivation," Association as the association presi- "We have no alternative but to get hurt." Wilcox said, smiling. "You're afraid dent, Montgomery desegregated protest," said King in his first speech its of what's going to happen next. If public buses. as president of the association. "For Wilcox positioned his truck in she had come across the median, Recognizing the need for a na- many years we have shown amaz- front of the car and each time she could have hit someone straight tional movement to capitalize on the ing patience We have sometimes the driver tried to get around the on. victory in Alabama, King organized given our white brothers the feeling truck. Wilcox repositioned his truck "lId do the same thing again in that we iked the way we were being the Southern Christian Leadership to block it the same situation," he said. "If heated. But we are here tonight to Conference, which gave him a na- "Then she started to speed up," nobody does be saved from that patience that tional platform from which he could anything, what s the Wilcox said, "so I braked, and she world going makes us patient with anything less speak. to come to? If I ran into me. She kept stepping on than freedom and justice." He lectured in all parts of the had gone on, someone would have the gas, so I put my truck in park, stopped-at least I'd like to think so. This speech introduced to the na country, discussed the problems of tion a fresh new voice, a skillful civil rights in the United States and abroad, and, orator, and in time, a new doctrine in February 1959, met India's Prime of civil struggle that dictated direct Minister Jawaharlal nonviolent resistance, a philosophy Nehru. As a result of brief talks similar to that of India's Mahatma with the followers of Gandhi, King NewGuidon Gandhi. became more convinced that pas- 1st Sgt. (Retired) Benny sive resistance was the most potent weapon available to the blacks of Pardue, a test proctor for Central the history of the United States. father and grandfather had done. makes bow Texas College at Truman Education America. He achieved worldwide recognition King first became acquainted In Birmingham, Ala., in 1963, Center, grew up during King's when he was awarded the Nobel with Gandhi's philosophy of non- King's campaign to end segrega- tenure, and feels himself shaped by Prize for Peace in 1964 for his ap- violence at the Crozer Theological tion at lunch counters brought him the doings of King. and community-related topics and plication of passive resistance in Seminary in Chester, Pa., where he nationwide attention when police "Up until Dr. King began speak- events. the struggle for racial equality in earned his degree in 1951. turned dogs and fire hoses on a By Rick Sanborn ing on passive resistance, every America. From Crozer, he went to Boston group of demonstrators. King and We hope that you enjoy read- black uprising had two things in Born in Atlanta in 1929, King University, where he earned his doc- hundreds of supporters, including On behalf of the staff, I would ing the new GUIDON and find it a common. They were violent. And was raised in a family infused in torate in 1955. While in Boston, school children, were jailed. like to welcome you to the new year publication that you can use as a they failed. Dr. King saw much of the tradition of the Southern Negro King began to build a firm founda- From the Birmingham jail, King and the new GUIDON. As you have reference to the goings-on on and what Gandhi saw in the words of Ministry. Both his father and tion in his religious belief that man's wrote a letter which explained his undoubtedly observed, there have around the post. Henry David Thoreau. For blacks in maternal grandfather were Baptist salvation was not social progress, or philosophy of nonviolence. been some pretty radical changes in If you have any comments the early sixties, passive resistance preachers. the power of unaided reason. King "We know through painful ex- the format of The GUIDON. was King or suggestions regarding the only answer," said Pardue. received his bachelors' de- believed that faith in God's guidance perience," he wrote, "that freedom The gree It is our hope that, with this GUIDON, please feel free to submit King was a Baptist minister who, from Morehouse College in was the essential thing is never voluntarily given by the op- from the middle 1950s until his as- 1948, but his interests in medicine King met his bride-to-be in new format, we can greatly in- them to our offices in building 606 sasination in April 1968, led the and law were obscured by his deci- Boston. Coretta Scott, a na- See "King" crease our coverage of both military or call 368-3415. first mass civil rights movement in sion to enter the ministry, as his tive-- Alabamian,- was studying----- at continued------on page ------6 This commercial enterprise newspaper is an authorized unofficial advertising in this publication, including inserts and supplements, does Publications, Inc. is a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. publication for members of the U.S. Army. Contents of the GUIDON are not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense, or Sowers' Army. Sowers' Publications, Inc. has an exclusive written contract with not necessarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Govern- Publications, Inc. of the products or services advertised. Sowers' Fort Leonard Wood. ment, the Department of Defense or the U.S. Army. The appearance of Page 22T Fort Leonard Wood Guidon'' Thursday, Janauary 15,1987r It Seems To Merr I... In between sending out notes to all the Whenever a change takes place there's through with vehicles and drivers despite calling and the phones were answered in people who sent us cards that we for- always lots of support workers that never our request being a last minute, target of, the old building and the new building at got to send cards to this year, and get- get credit; their jobs are taken for granted. opportunity one... even the folks at the the same time. (Those wiring guys are ting in the way of all the Public Affairs When we moved, we saw half the post Property Disposal Office let us look and also the ones who come back two weeks Office folks who have been U-Do-lt-ing involved...the U-Do-It store people made see if there was anything useful we could after you move in to correct the phone sys- (plastering, painting and wallpapering) our sure that we had enough materials to reutilize for the new office area. tems that the boss thought were going to new offices, it occurred to me that this make the place we were going to look But, I believe that the most impor- ring there, but really needed to ring over issue would be a good time to let readers good...the DEH guys came by in their ubiq- tant guys for us were from out very own there. Little things like having the com- know how much the staff of PAO and uitous (great word, huh?) yellow trucks to Ma Bell...the Directorate of Information manding general's hotline ring in the xerox The GUIDON appreciates the support we cut off electrical power, water and other- Management. We had computer folks to and storage room bring a lot of bosses receive every day. wise winterize the building...(they had rein- help us take down, then set up all our word down to earth, quick.) There's a lot of office movement forcements; those other guys in DEH were processing and typography equipment, we on post recently as the Directorate so fast, they had half the outside sid- had installers who put phones in the rooms Anyway, to everybody who helped PAO of Engineering and Housing and the ing of the back of the building off before (funny how there's a corrolary of Murphy's move (whether you were listed or not), Engineer Center Transition Office figure we walked out the front door!).., sol- Law that says wherever the office asks thanks for all your help. It seems to me out where we can locate the offices mov- diers from the 3rd Basic Combat Training that everybody's phone be installed will that we at Fort Leonard Wood ought to ing in from Fort Belvoir, Va., or where Brigade and thier noncommisioned officer undoubtedly be the farthest possible point grateful for all the employees, military and we can conserve energy better, or simply supervisors came and helped us transport from the desk you sit at!)... and the wir- civilian, who go out of their way to get the where a better work environment can be much of our stuff from the old place to ing guys came over and connected all the job done quickly, efficiently and helpfully created. the new...Transportation Motor Pool came phones so quickly that we had newpapers so that each of us can do our job better. L I -- r ~-I ~ -- Ir- I I I I ference is at an all-time high. "Parents try to give children re- 200th anniversary of Constitution The celebration of the Constitu- Come On Smile, America! sponsibility for brushing their own teeth too early. It's better to let While some people may still They warn that unless Americans tion's 200th anniversary is an ap- propriate time to rekindle the spirit of Using the slogan "Smile Amer- sounds. In addition, the permanent them know right from the start that be sweeping up the remnants of develop an understanding of how ica, a Healthy Smile Makes You a teeth are more likely not to come in you, the parent, are responsible for America's Founding Fathers. Their their holiday celebrations, others are the Constitution has shaped their Winner," the American Dental straight." their teeth until they are older," spirit, busy preparing for a celebration of lives, they risk losing the com- their vision of freedoms that Association has designated Febru- Seeing a dentist early also gives said Badger, "It's hard to take away a child's responsibility another kind. 1987 is the year for mitment necessary to protect its have eluded mankind for most ary as "National Children's Dental children the benefits of such decay once you've Health Month" to remind parents given it." Americans to celebrate the 200th freedoms. of recorded history, are what the prevention practices as fluoride that early care keeps their chil- treatments and the application of Badger's daughter brushes her of the U.S. Constitution. American peopole must nver-and anniversary dren's "pearly whites" pretty - and dental sealants. Badger said dental own teeth first. Then Dad takes can't aford to-forget. This commitment is what ensures healthy. sealants are like non-toxic finger- over to "get the rest of the bugs." Mark Cannon is assistant to Why celebrate a faded piece of that the Constitution will remain nail polish applied to the chewing parchment you've probably given former Chief Justice Warren Burger, In fact, attention is eeded right surfaces of the teeth. Flouride treat- strong for future generations, just from the start, according to Navy since high school his- chairman of the Constitutional ments help prevent decay on the little thought as it was when presented to each Dr. (Capt.) Tom McDavid, special Dependent tory class? Bicentennial celebration. Cannon smooth surfaces on the front and generation for the past 200 years. assistant for dental affairs to the sides of the teeth. The reason is that America can't eloquently spelled out why America assistant secretary of defense for Insurance health affairs. "The American What afford to relegate its Constitution to Edmund Burke, the 18th century should celebrate its Constitution. toothpaste does dentist of Pediatric Dentistry is the history books. British statesman, counseled: "The "We should celebrate the Consti- Academy Badger recommend? "Any one with Military families will be able to now advising parents to take their fluoride and the approval of the get some help in tution not only for its role in paying for dental only thing necessary for the triumph children to a dentist by 12 months American Dental Association." care through low-cost dental insur- The U.S. Constitution is a liv- of evit is for good men to do noth- American history, but for its of age," said McDavid. Previously, Early dental treatment can even ance, which will be available by Au- that touches every ing document ing." significance to modern government, most dentists were recommending save money. Badger and McDavid gust 1987, said Navy Dr. (Capt.) American's life every day. its pivotal place in the American that children be seen by the age of said it is now sometimes possible to, Tom McDavid, special assistant for 3 or 4. avoid costly orthodontic treatment Around the world oppressed Burke's message holds no less psyche and its role in the continua- dental affairs to the assistant secre- There are several reasons for this. later in childhood by the use of in- tary of defense for health affairs. people look to it as a blueprint when American indif- tion of our personal freedom." wisdom today, One is to ensure that children terceptive orthodontics, such as The plan will cover dental ex- government that represents of - I whose water supply has no fluoride space maintainers, before a child aminations, preventive care, freedom and opportunity for in- get fluoride supplements. Dentists gets permanent teeth. fillings, denture repair and dividual achievement. Many have also want to make sure parents Badger also warned against let- emergency treatment for pain. Not died, and continue to die, in a don't put the baby to bed with a ting children drink from a bottle or covered are crowns, gum treatment bottle of milk or juice, a practice use a pacifier past their first birth- struggle for the freedom it protects. and root canals, because the ex- that causes cavities. Pediatric den- day, which can result in top front pense of such procedures would The Constitution, the oldest writ- tists are seeing children as young teeth that stick out and bottom greatly increase the insurance pre- ten instrument of government in the as 2 with rampant decay caused by front teeth that bend inward. This miums. world, has triumphed over good the baby-bottle syndrome, said condition not only is unattractive, it McDavid. makes chewing and talking more times and bad. It survived the grow- The exact premium amounts - difficult. which will be shared by the govern- ing pains of the fledgling American Army Dr. (Col.) Gary Badger, nation, the erosion of that nation's ment - have not been set, but two dental consultant to the Army Going to the dentist at.a young options will be available, spouse foundations during the Civil War and surgeon general, directs a new pro- age makes children less likely to only aind whole family. The insur- its evolution into greatness. gram at Fort Meade, Md., that develop a fear of the dentist, said ance will be available only for trains military But most importantly, the Consti- dentists in pediatric Badger. It also helps give them an spouses and dependents of active dentistry. Badger has had to re- early start in good dental habits, tution has survived repeated chal- duty military members. Also to be move badly decayed front teeth from such as brushing teeth regularly determined is whether care will be lenges by those who questioned the 2- and 3-year-olds suffering from and correctly. Badger said he still covered if given only by preferred principle of a government of the baby-bottle syndrome. Said Badger, brushes his 4-year-old daughter's providers or by a more inclusive people, by the people and for the "If a child loses his teeth while he's teeth and will continue to do so un- participating dentist plan. still learning to talk, he's going to til she can write her name between people. "It must be difficult being married The insurance will be provided by to a carrier pilot." have speech problems - you need two lines - the sign that she's a private company under contract to Two hundred years later, it still your front teeth to form a lot of physically able to brush correctly. CHAMPUS. stands as a bastion of freedom- freedom for which our forefathers sacrificed dearly. Historians say it is not war Letters To The Editor or dissension or enemies of the United States that pose the greatest (EDITOR'S NOTE: Dear Sir, 548th Engineer Battalion (Combat) bicycling and triathlon races at Fort of legislation, such as affirmitive threat to America's constitutional The follow- Two years ago, I was a mem- (Heavy) at Fort Bragg, N. C. Wood. Among the ways the club action and equal opportunity pro- freedoms; it is the indifference of mil- ing letter was received by the ber of class number 45, Company A, It may be of interest to you, benefits the members and the area grams, blacks and other minorities lions of people who take for granted 1st Engineer Brigade commander 5th Battalion, 4th Training Brigade. that recently I competed against are by organizing local races at Fort can perform as equals in the work what has come to them too easily to who wishes to share it with post Today, I am proud to say, I am operators from 18 different posts Wood and by providing a source of force and attain the best education be fully appreciated. personnel.) a fully qualified 64C10 with the and won a driving competition on information on races throughout the along with their white peers. the two- and one-half-ton (M35A2) area. However, is this the true cargo truck. The competition I was The key people who originally fulfillment of the dream? Is this the Civilian Retirees May Feel Bite in was the 16th Annual COSCOM organized and tirelessly worked to materialization of the vision Dr. King "Roadeo." My competition was keep the club going over the past sheltered in his mind-a world where Federal workers will likely pay New unisex life-expectancy tables "There is very little difference in intense and full of very capable four years are nearly gone now. mankind has to be constrained by more federal income tax in their for computing the tax-free amount the tax workers will pay over the operators. SP4 Clenard and Dr. Stonerock are law to work side by side with his first few years of retirement as a are being compiled by the Internal years under the new tax bill," a I took tests on my vehicle, in ac- the only two club officers remain- fellow man, a world where mankind result of provisions in the 1986 Tax retirement seminar director said. Revenue Service. However, the fol- cordance with Training Manual 9- ing. The current club officers has to be grappled by the arm of Reform Act, which took effect lowing example uses a 1985 table, "It's just that under the old system, 2320-209-1, Preventive Maintenance are scheduled to PCS this spring. the law before allowing a fellow man, July 1, 1986. which should be fairly close, even they had use of the tax-free money The tax bill took away a clause though it uses separate figures for up front." and Checks Service and a killer driv- Unless interested volunteers come less fortunate than himself, to share under which federal retirees did not males and females. ing course. The course consisted forward, all the years of hard work in his success? have to pay income tax on their Assume that a male employee re- Government employees may have of many difficult, yet challenging, and knowledge gained that went into I think not. Dr. King's dream retirement pay until the amount tires at 60. His life expectancy the option of taking their retire- obstacles for me. organizing runners and promoting free accep- they received equaled the amount according to the table is 18.2 years. ment contributions in a lump sum was one of unity through Due to the training I received at they had contributed over the years He has contributed $35,000 to the upon retirement and accepting a races at Fort Wood will disappear. tance. There were no signs of coer- to their retirement kitty. retirement fund during his career lesser amount of retired pay. The A-5-4, I have achieved success in We simply need leadership. It takes cion or compulsions- only freedom. After that, the retired pay be- and, on the basis of salary and IRS is working out the details for my military occupational specialty. i strong president and five to 10 Dr. King's dream was one of came fully taxable. The tax-free years of government employment, doing this. It is expected, however, Due to the knowledge and wisdom, people who will give some time and blacks', whites', yellows' and reds' period varied according to the em- qualifies for a retirement annuity of the part of the amount taken in a I can only credit my success to my energy to continue this enterprise. ployee's length of service and con- $20,000 per year. lump sum will be subject to tax. cultures extending the hand of unity tribution to the retirement fund, former chain of command and all in- If you would like to help and see freely. His dream saw children of all but it averaged about 18 months. volved in my training. I cannot ex- the club continue, please call Lt. races uniting hand in hand, unaware This was based on the idea that press my deepest appreciation for Col. Stonerock at 368-1201 or at- of the differences among them- not be taxed twice employees should the training I have received in ad- tend the meeting scheduled at 7 selves. His dream saw mankind no - on the salary, then on the retire- vanced individual training and for the ment income. o.m. Wednesday at the hospital's longer conscious of color but instead This principle still applies under quality I've received also. nursing classroom. conscious of character. the new bill, but in a different way. Are we living the dream? It is up Only a small part of the retired pay LT. COL. ROBERT STONEROCK to all Americans to fulfill the dream of each year is considered tax-free; the Sincerely, this great man. Dr. King promised rest is fully taxable. Determined at SP4 DAVID A. FAIRBANK the time the worker retires, the tax- Dear Editor, that "we shall overcome" and we free amount is based on what the Dear Editor, sutIrely shall overcome. employee contributed to the retire- There is a genuine crisis facing In 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King We have witnessed the walls of ment fund and how long that em- Jr. died and a great light was extin- racial prejudice decaying. But we ployee is expected to live. the Sho-Me Road Runners of Fort Leonard Wood; one that poses a guished. It has been 18 years since should never be content to sit and real threat to the future of the club. the great dreamer, Dr. King, was wait for this to happen. We must Fort Leonard Wood Simply speaking, no one has come silenced. The resonant tones of his initiate and agitate. GUIDON forward to volunteer to do the basic dream have been muffled. It is unlikely that we will ever Published by wake up to a world devoid of Public Affairs Office (314) 368-3415 work to insure the continuation of What do we have to show for the prejudice. However, if we make an Sowers' Publications, Inc. (314) 336-3711 the club. The GUIDON contained efforts of this remarkable man? Published Weekly - Thursday effort to live the dream, it will no 7,000 Circulation published by offset invitations for anyone interested to Yes, blacks have come a long longer be a dream. It will be a reality reproduction attend meetings held in October and way from eating at separate res- Commanding General: Maj. Gen. James W. and the light that was extinguished van Loben Sels November for the purpose of assem- taurants, riding in the back seats Public Affairs Officer: Lt. Col. Aubrey R. bling a slate of new club officers to will once again shine. Merrill, Jr. of buses and being segregated in continue the club. No one showed CI NCOIC: SFC Linda S. Lee schools. It is also true that because Capt. Amicitia I. Maloon Editor: Pvt. 2 Richard M. Sanborn up. Assistant Editor: Dee Dixon GUIDON Staff: Sgt. Robert L. Austin Here is the situation. The ac- Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage SP4 Louise Baker tivity of the Sho-Me Road Runners without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, physical han- SP4 Charles Wolven dicap, political affiliation, or any other nonmerit factor of the purchaser, user, or patron. A con- Pvt. 2 Carrie J. Truax consists primarily of planning, host- firmed violation or rejection of this policy of equal opportunity by an advertiser will result in the Pvt. 2 Jeffrey M. Peyton ing and helping at local running. refusal to print advertising from that source. (See AR 360-81, pars 3-11n) Fot Leonardd:.Ioood Guidon Thuarsday,T -u--a. JanuairyJanua -ry 15,518 1987 otLoadWo udnPg Page 3 MAlT goal Maintenance beyond Army standards

By Carrie J. Truax

Preventive maintenance plays an important role in determining the lifetime and performance of the Army's equipment. The Maintenance Assistance Instruction Team is responsible for educating the soldiers who work on this equipment. "We are involved with anything that has to do with maintenance," stated Jearl Cobb, chief of MALT. The team conducts maintenance classes and performs equipment evaluations at the request of the units here. The other three equipment specialists in MAlT are Rudy Blanik, Terry Latrel and Conrad Butler. Estella Scurlock is the clerk and Army Oil Analysis Program monitor. "Our main function is to give any assistance and instruction that's required by the units on post," said Cobb. "We do our best to let the people know we are not inspecting and that results of our evaluation cannot be used in adverse action," he said. "The main difference between inspectors and us is that we tell them what is wrong and how to fix it and at times will assist them in the correction." There are three types of visits in which MAlT goes to a unit and gives complete instruction. Scheduled visits are performed annually and are required through MAlT's governing regulation, Army Regulation 750-51. "We try to schedule our visits a few months prior to a command inspection to enable the unit to correct any problems with its equipment," said Cobb. Directed visits are ones in which the commander requests MAlT to come to the unit because he feels it has a particular maintenance problem or that the over- all maintenance program does not meet the Army's standards. Requested visits occur when a commander asks MAlT to evaluate his unit as it prepares for a field exercise or if he wants to know how his maintenance program stands. Rudy Blanik, MAlT equipment specialist, checks oil level on dozer during a unit equipment evaluation to prepare for a command inspection. MAlT is not here only to serve commanders. MAlT's services are available to anyone. "A private A unit armorer who feels he needs additional train- "The main thing is to get people to realize how find the answer. who's having a maintenance problem may request a ing may attend the Armorer Refresher Training Course simple it is to enroll in these classes," Cobb explains. MAlT is also involved in the Army Oil Analysis visit." to be held Feb. 9-13, May 4-8 and Aug. 17-21. 'All it takes is a disposition form with the individual's Program. "Whoever requests our visit is the highest ranking The Army Oil Analysis Program is for AOAP unit name and the dates they want to attend." If a piece of equipmerit is not working properly, person in the chain of command that receives a copy monitors to certify them as is required by Forces "We've been getting pretty good response for these five ounces of oil may be extracted from its engine or of the report," he said. "They are strictly confidential." Command and Training and Doctrine Command classes," he said. transmission and sent to Fort Riley, Kan., for tests. MAlT conducts six different kinds of maintenance- policy. They will be conducted April 15-16, July 22- "The computer at the testing facility can detect small "We may work in classes around our schedule if a related classes which are not limited only to person- 23 and Oct. 14-15. particles of dirt, sand or metal in the oil and will send us unit asks for the training. It all depends on our work nel assigned to this post. The Army Reserves and The Army Maintenance Management Systems a recommendation of what has to be done to correct load," he said. "We give classroom instruction and Missouri National Guard may also take advantage of for Armorers and Nuclear Biological Chemical the problem." said Cobb. also get right on the equipment. We teach the way the these classes if the funds are available. Noncommissioned Officers' class is next scheduled for "The main function of this process is to prevent Command Maintenance Evaluation Team inspects." The course on unit maintenance operations is Feb. 25, May 20 and Aug. 26. extensive damage at an early stage to extend the life Besides the equipment evaluations and the classes, directed toward commmanders, motor officers and The Operators Forms and Records course is of the engine or transmission." MAlT is in charge of the Maintenance Division Library, motor sergeants. It will be held March 9-13, June 8- directed toward equipment operators and supervisors "Our goal is to assist all of the units to bring main- that may be used by any unit on post. 12 and Sept. 14-18. for tactical and non-tactical transportation motor pool tenance on Fort Leonard Wood up to and beyond Army The Army Maintenance Management Systems equipment. It will be held March 18, June 17 and Sept. "I believe we have the most complete maintenance- standards." class is for unit TAMMS clerks and dispatchers, grades 9. related library in all the Army installations," Cobb "If we can get and maintain command interest in private 2 through sergeant. Its next class dates are Requests to attend classes must be turned in to stated. "If a unit has a maintenance question, they can maintenance," Cobb said, "it will be possible for that April 6-10, July 13-17 and Oct. 19-23. MAlT at least 10 working days prior to the class. call us and we will do the research and in some way goal to be fulfilled." State tax return rules vary

Armed forces members usually (other than your military pay) from ber maintained a permanent place of recognize their obligation to file that state. abode elsewhere, outside the state. federal tax returns, but many are not If you work a part-time job, are If the servicemember did not spend aware of their obligation to file state married and your spouse works in more than 30 days of the tax year in tax returns. that state or you have investment in- the state of domicile, if certain tests Even those personnel who are come from that state, you file what are met, military income is not taxed. aware of a state filing require- is called a "non-resident" income tax ment are sometimes confused about return, meaning you are not a resi- States that exempt part of military which state or states they should file dent, but you have earned income income include: Arizona, California, returns. In some cases, the confu- from that state. North Dakota and Wisconsin, sion stems from a misunderstanding It is therefore possible that you $1,000; West Virginia, $4,000; of the terms "domicile,) "residence" would want to file a federal income Arkansas, $6,000; and Indiana, and "home of record." " tax return, a state income tax return $2,000. This only applies in Home of record is a military in your state of domicile and a non- California and West Virginia if the term meaning the state where you resident state income tax return. servicemember is stationed in the entered the military service. Home You should remember that some state of domicile. All other states of record is not important for tax pur- states have no income tax and thus have an income tax and do not ex- poses. have no state income tax filing re- empt military income State of residence is that state quirement. Other states have an that you are residing in pursuant to income tax, but exempt military in- If you have any questions about a military orders. A resident state may come. However, while you might not particular state's income tax require- be your state of domicile, but, in all have any tax liability, you still must ments, ask now. Formnns for all states probability, your state of residence file a return. Still others have in- are available at the Legal Assistance and your state of domicile will be dif- come tax requirements that exempt Office. For further information, call ferent. part of your military pay from taxa- 368-8171. A state of domicile is your home tion. Finally, some states do not ex- state. It is the state you claim as empt military pay at all from state your home and where you intend to taxation. return upon leaving the military ser- Remember, filing these state in- Do You Know? vice. come tax returns is your respon- The military, in turn, has in- sibility. Ignorance of the law is no Who said, "We have met the enemy and they are ours"? formed that state that the soldier has excuse. If you disregard this respon- Commodore Oliver H. Perry declared it as his or her domicile. sibility, the state will, most likely, (Battle of Lake Erie, 1813) Your domicile state, according to catch up to you and then you will Average number of military records, is that state indi- patients in have fines and penalties to pay. Veterans Administration cated on your leave and earnings The following states have no hospitals each day: statement, block 25. In many cases state income tax: Alaska, Connecti- 55,944 that state has been collecting the cut, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, First president to have a state income tax which has been Tennessee, Texas, Washington and private telephone in his deducted from your monthly pay. Wyoming. Connecticut may tax office: See block 29 of your LES. dividends and interest which ex- Herbert Hoover While you can change your ceeds a certain amount. First president to travel domicile state there are certain re- States that do not tax military through the Panama Canal: quirements that must be fulfilled. income wherever stationed, includ- Franklin D. Roosevelt If you have any questions about ing being stationed in that state, Number of Americans who changing your state of domicile, include: Illinois, Michigan, New wear eyeglasses: make an appointment with your local Hampshire and Vermont; outside 130 million legal assistance office. of the state: California, Idaho and Number who wear contact Many soldiers are confused Pennsylvania; and if certain tests lenses: about the term "residence." They are met: Missouri, New Jersey, New 19.5 million think because they are stationed in York and West Virginia. The uniform accessory that a particular state, they have to pay Domiciliary servicemembers wh- flying officers were required taxes to that state. The only time erever stationed, are exempt from to wear with their dress boots you or your spouse need to file an state income tax if they maintained in the 1920s: income tax return in a state other no permanent place of abode in the Spurs than your domicile state is if you state during the tax year. Military in- or your spouse earn any income come is not taxed if the servicemem- Page 4 For't Leonard tWood Guidon Thursday, January 15, 1987' Army veterinarians have long history of service

By Louise Baker 9 inspections are conducted. These "This branch is responsible for about inspections are surveillance inspec- 50 of those." Food inspections-while most tions, conducted on a cyclical The branch also supports Nationa people don't think of them as schedule, Croy explained. The fre- Guard and Army Reserve units in a veterinary service, they're top quency of the inspection depends on the area by providing food inspec- priority for the staff at the Fort the type of product, its age and how tions on an on-call basis. "When Leonard Wood Veterinary Services. long it remains in storage. they request us, we go," Croy said. Army veterinarians have a long Class 7 inspections are con- "For example, the Iowa National history of inspecting food for the ducted upon the sale or issue of a Guard stores MREs (meals-ready- troops. Although not officially subsistence item. In addition to in- to-eat) at Rock Island, Ill., and will recognized as a corps until 1916, specting the item, carrier vehicles ask us to periodically inspect them." veterinarians were responsible for are also inspected prior to transit of Another mission is the inspection inspecting the food brought in by the items to the dining facility of war readiness material at com- quartermaster long before that, ac- "We're trained in what charac- mercial storage facilities, Caillouet cording to Col. Larry S. Oldham, teristics a product should have prior said. "There is storage space for deputy commander for Veterinary to consumption," Croy said. "We approximately 27 million pounds of Services here. also assist in investigating possible MREs available in these facilities. While today's veterinary corps health hazards having to do with Annually, we conduct detailed sur- performs missions ranging from food and report our findings to veillance inspections of both the animal care and preventive medicine various federal regulatory inspection facilities and the product. It's a programs to research and develop- agencies." closed and open package inspection ment, food inspection remains their Inspections are governed by which takes two inspectors up to five number one priority, he said. regulation which provides the general days to complete." The primary mission of the Fort mission, according to CWO 2 Fort Wood is one of nine Wood Food Hygiene and Public James K. Caillouet, branch chief. Army posts selected to conduct the Health Branch, Medical Department To perform that mission, he Subsistence Item Survey Program. Activity, is the inspection of all sub- explained, the branch utilizes "This program directly relates to sistence items delivered to the in- guidelines provided by the U.S. the serviceability and acceptability stallation, according to SFC Brock Department of Agriculture, the of subsistence at the consumer or C. Croy, branch noncommissioned Defense Personnel Support Center user level," Caillouet said. "Using officer in charge. and U.S. Army regulations and military or federal specifications or "Through our inspections, we are manuals. the USDA, we survey three products PFC James B. Simpson, veterinary food inspector tears and improper sealing at Troop Issue Dry Storage. looking out for the health of the com- "At any Army function where quarterly. We inspect the product specialist for Veterinary Services, inspects MREs for mand and for the financial interest government funds are used to pur- to determine that it complies with of the government," Croy said. This chase food, the food is subject to specifications and report back to the is accomplished through several dif- inspection and approval." Caillouet Troop Support Agency at Fort Lee, ferent classes of food inspections, said. Va." he explained. Conducting sanitary inspections The DCVS manages and directs Class 4 inspections are con- of on-post facilities that store, issue food inspection, animal medicine ducted prior to the government tak- or sell food is another mission and veterinary preventive medicine ing ownership of items, Croy said. for branch members. These in- programs covering a seven-state Items are checked to ensure they clude facilities such as the com- area. Included in that area are comply with contractual require- missary, AAFES shoppettes, troop Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan, as ments and state and federal law, issue cold storage, troop issue well as portions of Missouri, Indiana, sanitation and packaging and pack- dry storage, non-appropriated fund Iowa and Minnesota. ing. Recommendations are based storage facilities and AAFES food Because the Army is the only ser- on findings, dispositions are made production facilities. vice authorized a veterinary corps, and items are either accepted or An additional responsibility is the DCVS assists any of the other relected by the accountable officer. procurement quality assurance test- armed services located within their These inspections are usually ing, where samples of dairy area of responsibility. conducted at the commissary or at products are taken from suppliers for DCVS personnel include veteri- troop issue, and a similar type of in- analytical testing for bacteriological nary corps officers who are spection, Class 8, is condirctenr for. requirements. graduates of accredited veterinary Army Air Force Exchange Services. Off post, within the branch area colleges, warrant officers who are Class 5 inspections are also con- of responsibility, personnel conduct food inspection technicians, enlisted ducted at the commissary or at troop sanitary inspections of commercial soldiers who are either food inspec- issue,. but the subsistence checked food storage and food process- tion specialists or animal care tech- is government owned, brought in ing facilities supplying subsistence nicians, and civilians who provide a trom depots or simply points. These items. variety of services. itrmns arrive by truck or train, and the "There are well over 200 com- (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the carrier vehicle is included in the in- mercial facilities in the DCVS area first of a two-part article on the spection. Croy said. of responsibility that we inspect at role of Veterinary Services at Fort Once the food is accepted Class various frequencies." Caillouet said. Leonard Wood.)

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PFC Robert F. Fountain, veterinary food Inspector during a daily walk-through inspection at the com- SP4 Ricky R. Sapp, veterinary food inspector specialist cessive cutting and proper trim on pork loins at the specialist for Veterinary Service, inspects prodluce for missary. for Veterinary Services, checks for fat thickness, ex- commissary. condition, wholesomeness, excessive scars and size Winter driving requires added precautions

Although the holiday season is steps can and should be taken by Third, carry items in your car Safety officials do say we are get- Thanksgiving holiday, not a single driver. By following the above sug- (l)nio for another year and the the driver to make winter driving which will be handy in case of un- ting better when it comes to winter- fatality or s'ious accident occurred gestions, keeping yourself alert and hustle-bustle is seemingly over, now easier and more safe. The first, and predicted weather conditions. Tire driving safety awareness. Road TRA!DOC-wide, according to safety concentrating only on the road while is, riot a time to relax on the road. most obvious, is slow downt Many chains or even a generic kitty litter fatalities decreased in fiscal 1986 by officials. driving, this could be our safest The winter season is upon us and accidents and resulting injuries are can give needed traction if you get 26 percent over FY85. And, for moment of relaxation can cost caused simply by driving too fast stuck, and the added weight in your FY87, fatalities are down 34 percent Winter driving safety is everybody's serious injury or even a life. for the road conditions. Also, sig- trunk will help you keep your vehicle from this time last year. business. Those who are care- winter yet. And wouldn't it be nice nal your intentions early to allow under control. less can cause injury or fatality to put winter safety statisticians out other drivers to adjust accordingly. It is important to remember that a Better yet, during the 1986 to even the most careful winter of a job? (TNS) Always allow an added safety mar- change in the weather can happen Make sure your vehicle is always gin. A maneuver that is easy in overnight. While you're still asleep, "road ready." Check the windshield, ,July could be fatal in January. Keep a drop in the temperature can freeze mirrors and rear window to en- Package branch relocates in mind that other drivers are cop- the morning dew or the previous sure adequate visibility. Check your ing with the same conditions you day's harmless drizzle and cause windshield wiper blades. Make sure The Fort Leonard Wood Package and lighting installed, according to than the old building. "Because of are You may be in control but deadly black ice. If it has been they both make a clean sweep of Beverage Branch has just com- Gerald Williams, manager, Package that," he said, "we can expand into others may not. Be especially alert sunny and dry for several days, the windshield. Check the battery, pleted a move into the Post Beverage Branch. more non-alcoholic items. The new to others on the road. even a cold winter rain can be dan- oil, fluids and antifreeze at frequent Exchange Complex across from the "The Directorate of Engineering store allows us to stock more sodas gerous. Between periods of rain, oil intervals to prevent engine malfunc- Fort Wood Greyhound Bus terminal. and Housing worked very hard to and non-alcoholic beers and wines. deposits build up onthe road. When Second, expect the unexpected. tions. Make regular checks of your The former Crawford Bowling get ready for the move," Williams And we can stock more chips and mixed with the first rain in days, During the winter driving season, ex- tire tread and pressure. Tires should Center, building 493A, has been said. "They moved quickly and dips and other party supplies." the road becomes just as slick for pect slippery surfaces around every be in top condition at all times. refinished to accomodate the new changed a bowling alley into a "Prior to the move, we had one an entirely different reason. Always curve, at every bridge, on every Check to make sure your brakes Package Beverage Branch. Bowling package beverage store in a matter of the largest selections in a 50-mile remember, it doesn't have to snow hill, and especially in shaded areas. are in good condition and function lanes were torn out, room dividers of weeks." radius," said Williams. "The move to be dangerous. Keep your vehicle in control at all properly. placed in the large, open build- Williams said that the new build- has allowed us to expand to an even According safety experts, several times. There is some good news. ing and new electrical outlets ing has 50 percent more floor space larger selection." Fort Leonard Wood Goiter Page 5 Thusdy.Thl~ urrinv Januaryfl~a~.Juaarva 15,1 . 1971 7 Fort Leonar Woo Pae Education package

Congress recently approved an theoretically, the pay of soldiers 1985, have until March 31, 1987, to education package that changes enrolled under the new GI Bill enroll. some opportunities for soldiers con- is reduced by $100 each month. To enroll, soldiers must start a cerned about gaining a civilian Because their $500 a month pay VEAP EDSAV allotment of $25 to education after leaving the Army. is reduced to $400, for example, $100 a month, make a lump sum soldiers are only taxed on $4,800 payment of not more than $2,700, or The "Veterans' Benefits Improvement per year rather than $6,000, as do a combination of both. They can and Health-Care Authorization Act they were when an allotment was do this through their finance office. of 1986" addresses several changes deducted. "Soldiers who want educational to the Army's New GI Bill and benefits available through VEAP Veterans' Educational Assistance "This change confirms the in- must enroll during the enrollment H. Program, said Lt Col. Al tent of Congress that these monies period," Bemis said. "This is most Bemis from the Office of the Deputy (education allotments) will not be probably their last chance." Chief of Staff for Personnel at the refunded, since we cannot refund Bemis emphasized the impor- Pentagon. money to a soldier that he did not tance of enrolling now because after For one, soldiers enrolled under receive," Bemis said. the enrollment period closes no the New GI Bill will find that their tax Soldiers receive more benefits educational benefits will be available bill has shrunk this year while their for their money because Congress to these soldiers. benefits have remained unchanged. included a clause in the act that When Congress approved the Such is possible because the authorizes the use of New GI Bill three-year test of the New GI Bill act has changed the money for apprenticeships and on- authorization which took effect July 1, 1985, it way the $100 monthly allotment is the-job training. The Vietnam-Era suspended VEAP. Under that legis- the GI Bill and the Veterans' Education paid by soldiers enrolled under lation, VEAP would have resumed Bill. Money paid from July Assistance Program have always new GI upon termination of the New GI Bill 1 to Dec. 31, 1985, was deducted covered such training, he said. in June 1988. Another change in the act gives from soldier's base pay, leaving the However, the new legislation su- total pay as taxable income. eligible soldiers who never en- percedes this ruling, calling for any However, since January of this rolled under VEAP a second chance new VEAP eligibility to be discon- year allotments are considered pay to double their education dollars. tinued when the enrollment period reductions rather than deductions, Soldiers who entered active duty be- ends in March and the New GI Bill Bemis said. This means that, tween Jan. 1, 1977, and June 30, eligibility ends in 1988.

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Sgt. Joe F. Buckley, HQ Co., Military Police Acitivity, daily obedience training. marches "Tex" as part of the military working dog's

Sp 4 Archie L. Cobbs and Sharon Cobbs accept from on behalf of their daughter, Walata Lavern, who was the Tex. Maj. Gen. James W. van Loben Sels, post commander, a first baby born at GLWACH in 1987. variety of gift certificates and a number of saving bonds Servicemembers May Be Granted M uP 's top dog By Louise Baker predo inantly German shepherd and is one exemptions from ury duty of four military working dogs at Fort Wood. He runs with a slightly sidew ays gait. He and Buckley teamed up nearly six months By SGM Rudi Williams dentists, medics, pilots, air traffic controllers, judge ad- the result of a hip operation, and his ears, ago. American Forces Information Service vocates and training instructors were some key military plagued with recurring infections. tend to According to Buckley, they work an eight personnel called to jury duty. droop. At the age of 10. he's th e reigning hour shift, but usually average 10 to 12 hours State and local officials can no longer require an "old man" of Fort Leonard Wood's K-9 ken- a day together. Buckley is responsible for active duty servicemember to serve as a juror if the Military personnel were already exempt from jury nel, but in a recent competition "Te x" proved feeding and grooming Tex and for visits to the service member's commanding officer determines that duty in federal courts. Most states exempted them un- he remains a cut above his peers. veterinarian. A minimum of 16 hours of nar- it would "unreasonably interfere" with the member's til about a decade ago, when the U.S. Supreme Court Tex. a patrol narcotics milita3ry work- cotics training and another 16 hours of train- military duties or "affect the performance of the military held that "restricting jury duty to only special groups ing dog, and his handler, Sgt. Joe F. ing for patrolling is required monthly in addi- or mission or readiness," according to a public law that excluding identifiable segments playing major roles Buckley, Headquarters Company , Military tion to their regular shift. became effective Nov. 14, 1986. in the community cannot be squared with the constitu- Police Activity, Fort Wood, capttured first Military working dogs are trained to protect tional concept of jury trial." place in a Region 11, Level 1. U .S. Police their handlers, and, spending as much time In the past, "some state judges and jury commis- Canine Association competition he Id at Altus together as teams do, it's not unusual for a sioners would not grant exemptions for military mem- "A servicemember who is permitted to serve as a Air Force Base, Okla. close bond to form between them. bers, even though the member s commander stated juror on a state or local jury will not be charged leave Tex and Buckley out-performed S10 other "The dog is Army owned and it is an asset that the member's absence for jury service would im- or suffer any loss of pay or entitlements during the teams, including both civilian polic e K-9 and to the handler," Buckley said, "but I think all pair the abiliy of the command to carry out its mis- period of such service," reads the provision Congress military working dogs, competing innthe "soft" dog handlers think of the dog as more than sion in support of national defense," Secretary of the added to the Department of Defense Authorization Act narcotics category. just a tool." Navy John Lehman said in a Feb. 6, 1986, letter to of 1987. "Each dog has its own personality, Congress. The Navy represented the Department of "We still hope to have good coordination between The Fort Wood duo scored 1988 of a pos- Buckley added. "Tex is a clown-his actions, Defense for the legislation. commanders and state and local courts," said another sible 200 points searching for narcotics in his moves...but he's feisty for This had occurred in many states despite state ex- DoD spokesman. "In most instances, if a servicemem- his age." buildings and vehicles to seal the victory. Buckley's reenlistment ends in 1989, and emptions for firemen and policemen-even for mem- ber is not available to serve on a jury, the legal officer "Dogs have good days and badd days just he expects to remain partners with Tex here bers of the National Guard, Lehman pointed out. could call and get the person off. But in some places, like us," Buckley said, "and the tea m just had for the remainder of his time Executive officers, department heads, surgeons, they're (the courts) not so easy to work with." in service. He'd a good day." like the team to compete in the Region 11 Weighing in at 63 pounds , Tex is competition again next year. Ideas can pay off

By Louise Baker the suggestion program saved the someone with an idea has to do is and Charlotte Wiggins post an estimated $3 million from a make a phone call to 368-1183. (A total of 60 suggestions. simple form will also be made avail- Ideas don't always "pay off," but According to Tom Black, a able in the near future.) The sug- if you work on post they just may. management analyst with the gestion, and the name of the sug- Post launched its "Innovation Directorate of Resource Management gestor, will then be forwarded to the Drives Excellence and Action" pro- and post coordinator of the program, appropriate channels, with the com- gram, generally referred to as the once the idea is approved, civilian manding general being the only one "IDEA" program Jan. 5. workers will be financially compen- who can turn down an idea. Designed as part of an Armywide sated as they have been in the past. "If for some reason we can't suggestion campaign, an on-going The biggest differences, however, make the proposed change and effort to implement workers' sug- will be in how they submit their decide to go ahead with what we're gestions on how to save taxpayers ideas. doing, the idea is to get back money, the IDEA program will "We have an excellent sugges- quickly with the individual or group provide an easier way for military tion program here, but I believe who made the proposal and explain and civilians to provide input to the we can do more," van Loben Sels why," van Loben Sels said. post. said. "The established program Black said the post is hoping the "The Army is in an era of declin- has a lot of paperwork attached to recognition particpants get from the ing resources and increased com. it. Suggestions are evaluated by highest levels will encourage more petition for manpower and money, people who have a lot of other duties people.to participate. said Maj. Gen. James W. and are responsible for the way "The suggestion program is van Loben Sels, post commanding things are today...The basis of the designed to protect people's iden- general. "We need to find new ways IDEA program is to make it easy to tities," Black said. "But some people of doing things, and I think a revi- suggest without a whole lot of paper- like to be recognized for their ideas. talized suggestion program would work and then make it hard to say no We hope this program will do that battles "Bureauc-rat," alias Ed Goldsmith, program "MIP van Loben" (right), alias Brant Formy-Duval, help." to it without at least trying the idea." because nthey nea k. chief of manpower equipment and documentation and budget division chief of DRM for the release of the the 1986 calendar year, Under the new approach, all division at Directorate of Resource Management, "Infant Idea" during the IDEA Kickoff. During the commanding general's desk." Pageae 6 Fort Lenard Wood Guion.~ Thursday, January 15, 1987

Spy versus spy - military intelligence isn't all glamour By Jeffrey Peyton It is 11:53 p.m. A young man The camera focuses on the fal- Office. " managers of every unit on post to to be sure that the security manager world of spies as a deadly world of stands on a deserted street at the len man and the audience makes its "Our mission is chiefly to advise insure that they know what their in- follows the requirements. We murder and intrigue, where agents opening of a dark alley. In his way toward the light of the theater the commanding general on matters dividual security requirements are, conduct these inspections indepen- constantly risk their lives for as little pocket is a roll of film which, if ever lobby as the end credits roll. of security, intelligence, personnel and we insure that these security re- dently and with the IG." as a fragment of a military map. viewed by the enemy, could result in "Military intelligence isn't as security clearances and the protec- quirements are met. This goes hand "One way these programs tie In reality, the job consists of the abrupt end of the American way glamorous as the spy versus spy tion of classified information." in hand with the inspections. If they together is the Security Clearance interviews and research, check- of life. scenarios played on television or in Saunders said that the Security know that we'll be inspecting them, Reduction Program as directed by ing and rechecking and instruct- A man in a dark trenchcoat the movies," said A. J. Saunders, division is divided into sections, they'll make a stronger effort to do the Department of Defense," said ing and inspecting. "We are con- suddenly appears seemingly from chief of the Security Division of the each with a specialized mission. things properly." Payne. "We were required to stantly attempting to upgrade the nowhere. He has come for the roll Directorate of Plans, Training and The Personnel Security section, According to Payne, the Security reduce the number of people hav- security awareness of this post," of film. He carries a briefcase full Mobilization. headed by Robert L. Payne, is Division also handles the protec- ing access to classified informa- said Saunders. "Our organization of American currency, all of which is Saunders said that the Security responsible for security clearances tion of the various computer sys- tion. Basically, if someone had is too small to monitor everything counterfeit. Division, though responsible for post for all people working on post, tems used on post. "We insure that a clearance that was not vital to at once. That is why we have unit "I've changed my mind," the security, doesn't do much actual in- civilian and military. Selected ini- the proper people have the proper his job, his clearance would be security managers. If they can en- young man says. vestigative work. tial entry soldiers are processed passwords for access to their sys- downgraded or terminated," hance security awareness at the unit The agent laughs. A small pis- "If someone is involved in some- for appropriate clearances required tems," said Saunders. "There is a Destroy the effectiveness of un- level, we can continue to improve tol appears in the right hand of the thing criminal, we'll work with the prior to attending designated training lot of information easily accessible friendly foreign intelligence activities- security on all levels." young man. Before he can pull the Criminal Investigations Division. If schools. within those computer systems. protect information against espionage "Awareness is the key to trigger, the agent is gone. There is a it's counterintelligence, we work with "Everyone entering military ser- The Army Subordinate Command These things sound glamorous and our mission's success," he said. shot and the young man falls dead. the 902nd Military Intelligence Field vice undergoes the Entrance National Management Information System exciting. Television depicts the "Awareness and education." Agency Check," said Payne. "This ties directly to the Military Personnel 4~ -~-- II check is conducted to determine Center at Fort Benjamin Harrison. If Workshop an individual's suitability for ser- you use the proper password, you vice. Law enforcement agencies are can gain access to MILPERCEN in- continued from page 1 checked to ensure each individual formation Armywide." were no distrac- there. We didn't find anything dras- there because there is qualified to remain in the ser- "Our job is to constantly monitor tically in need of repair, but there tions." vice. All officers undergo a National the security requirements of these are dozens of things that can be im- "We worked long hours. There Agency Check prior to commission- computer systems and to constantly proved." was no time for fishing or boating ing. NAC, with written inquires, is upgrade the countermeasures against or any of the traditional things one required as a condition of employ- "We needed to get far enough possible threats," said Payne. does at the lake. We used all of the ment for all civilian employees of "The greatest threat to computer Bankinage away from the office to concentrate productive time we had available." the U.S. government. There is also security is the employee himself. on the workshops, and not the day Van Loben Sels added, "I intend a Special Background Investigation. The weather can also be a threat, Advantage. to day requirements of running the to get the team back together this SBIs cover a person's background along with power variations and in- post," van Loben Sels said. "We summer to see how things are go- for 15 years. This investigation may truders. Intruders are the small- needed a facility big enough to suit ing, so we can recommit ourselves be for certain intellegence jobs, lan- est threat faced, due to counter- our needs. A motel at the lake Boatmen's Fort Leonard Wood CIRRUS ATM locations all to the project. I plan to repeat this guage schools, electronic warfare measures taken to keep intruders across the country. served as our meeting place." Bank is the area's only bank process annually." and other special assignments." out." providing you with three ATM With the best local, statewide, Van Loben Sels was quick to "We're all on the team," he said, Information Security is another "Other countermeasures include," locations. Also Boatmen's has and nationwide ATM access point out that the workshop was civilians, contractors, the "families, section of the Security Division. said Payne, "a personnel surety pro- hundreds of other convenient coverage available, a Boatmen's a working vacation at the lake. staff and the units. There cannot be not "Although the 902nd MI is respon- gram that insures only personnel ...... locations throughout ...... account really while we a we-they attitude." "Much was accomplished sible for post counterintelligence," who need special access have the Missouri. lives up to it's name. Call or when we were there," he said, "Even "There is a good feeling among said Payne, "we do security inspec- required access. If you have a And, Boatmen's gives you stop in today to learn more weren't at the workshop, we were the leadership," he said. "I hope that tions around the post to determine clearance you don't need, chances "around the clock" access to about the advantages of bank- on the problems. We didn't feeling extends out to the sol- working good if individual units fulfill their security are that your clearance will be your account at over 10,000 ing with Boatmen's. go there for a vacation. We went diers." requirements, such as the handling downgraded." of classified documents. Many "All of these programs tie 329-2000 "Our of these inspections are concur- together," said Saunders. "MBOATMEN'S* King rent with the Command Inspection job is the protection of classified FORT LEONARD W Program." material. We instruct the unit BANK Member FDIC from page 1 continued "We work with the security security manager, then we inspect Ib rIly -E-I -II------~B~ -- pressor; it must be demanded by the mitted himself not only to the plight oppressed." of the poor, but to the opposition of "Everything about him was inspir- the war in Vietnam. ing," Pardue said. "I was socially "He opposed Vietnam not be- active in the early 60s. He im- cause it won him support, but be- pressed on us the need to take part cause he believed the war was in the upholding of the Constitution. wrong. He, unlike most of us, For unlike the black people of South saw himself as an American-not Africa, who fight to have the law as a black American. He believed changed, we were only fighting for America's involvement in the war what the law had-already given us." was wrong. And any concern of King attempted to draw together America's was a concern of his." the many forces in America that Pardue believes King to be a wanted a peaceful change by join- hero for all Americans-not only ing other civil rights leaders in black Americans. "Dr. King was not organizing the historic march on just a liberal black man, he was ex- Washington. tremely shrewd. He would not com- On August 28, 1963, an inter- promise his beliefs, but he worked racial crowd of more than 200,000 politics well." gathered in the shadow of the King planned a poor peoples' Lincoln Memorial to peacefully march to Washington for the spring demand equal treatment for all of 1968, but these plans were, citizens under the law. Here, interrupted when he travelled to before the world, King delivered his Memphis, Tenn., to support a famous "I Have a Dream" speech, sanitation workers' strike. On April which inspired civil rights movers 4, he was killed by a sniper's bullet everywhere. The result, as King had while standing on the balcony of his hoped, was enough public support motel room. for the passage of the Civil Rights Eleven months later, James Earl Act of 1964. Ray, a white southerner, pleaded "King didn't see himself as the guilty to the murder and was sen- 'One Leader' or 'National Unifier'," tenced to 99 years in prison. said Pardue. "He didn't view himself "I shall never forget what Dr. as one who would go down in his- King said," said Pardue. "I consider tory. He saw himself as the drum myself a product of that time period, major of the civil rights movement. and a product of Dr. King." He didn't write the music, or direct "Well, I don't know what will how the music was to be played. He happen now," said King in his was there to see that the musicians last address in Memphis, "but it kept time. He made sure no one really doesn't matter with me now. missed a beat." Because I've been to the mountain- In the later years of his career, top...I may not get to the promised King began to publicly support land with you, but I want you to know issues other than racism. King com- tonight that we as a people will." MAKE YOUR FEET... _NIKE FEET! MEN & WOMEN CONVENTION OCEANIA OUR PRICE 2195 $3995 REGULAR "4486 BIG NIKE HIGH COMING SOON $4695OUR PRICE SHOES-SOCKS -SHIRTS AND THE New Air Jordon v LEPA RD'S Mini Mall SHOESt. Robert Th~rr~a Tanjar 15.198 Fort Lenad Wood Gu~lidon A 1 1 'VuwiUa~a~iu aJP TiurFoor * a__ sibilities under the service secretariats. reorganizes the legislation mandates that no Awards & Promotions DoD office within the services' military Charles G. West. A-4-3 By Donna Bolinger specialty and a new policy for select- staffs may be created to carry out Meritorious George L. Munger, D-5-3 Sgt. Anthont L. Adams, 463rd Armed Forces Information Service ing, training, assigning and promot- these responsibilities. Service Roy Alvin Teal, C-3-3 MP' ing these officers. Research and development is Medal Co., MP Comd. the one functional area in which (First Oak Leaf Cluster) A new law that took effect Oct. The law prescribes a major ARCOM 1 calls for the most extensive reor- review of the Defense agencies to the legislation calls for input from MSgt. Charles L. Ellis, HHC, 132nd 1st Lt. Hugh M. Berglund, A-5-136 (Second Oak Leaf Cluster) ganization of the Department of ensure their continued ability to sup- both the service secretariats and Engr. Bde. Kathryn Ann Gartland, HO Co.- 1st Sgt. Paul C. Ondesko, D-87-1 Defense since its creation in 1947. port military forces in the event of the military staffs. As with other 87-1 SFC Jimmie L. Fowler, HO Cu., other things, the Goldwater war or threat to national security. managerial functions, research and Among Margaret C. Laneri, HO Co., 136th Engr. Bde. Nichols Defense Reorganization Act The last major aspect of the legis- development will be centered in the MSM Capt. Darrell E. Milburn, Co.- USATCE Edward J. Phillips, B-3-3 of 1986 realigns responsibilites lation expands the management role service secretariats. However, ac- HO Johnson Jr., E within the Joint Chiefs of Staff, of the service secretariats by as- tivities related to military require- 577-1 SEC Thomas Calvin SSgt. Martha L. Wells, HO Det., 3rd strengthens the authority of unified signing them sole responsibilities for ments and testing may be assigned 87-1 BT Bde. and specified commanders and seven managerial areas: aquisition, to the military staffs. Army SSgt. J. C. Beard Jr., HO Co., Sgt. Ronald L. Clay, B-5-136 establishes new policies for the auditing, comptroller and financeial Finally, as prescribed by the Commendation USATCE Glenn D. Gibson, C-5-136 management of officers in "purple management, information manage- legislation, about 16,500 positions Medal Sgt. Bruce Wayne Barnes Jr., E Nicholas A. Paul, A-5-136 suit" assignments. ment, inspector general, legislative will be eliminated by Oct. 1, 1989, (Fifth Oak Leaf Cluster) 87-1 SP4 Darrell E. Simmons, C-31-132 It also expands the management affairs and public affairs. most from management and head- SFC Roy M. Pate, 93rd Evac. 5P4 Chad S. Novak, 463rd MP role of the service secretariats anc While aligning these respon- quarters support activities. Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Co., MP Comd. (First Oak Leaf Cluster) streamlines service headquarters Capt. Travis L. Higginbotham, HO staffs. (Fourth Oak Leaf Cluster) Army Co.-589-132 ipanti- SFC Larry L. Wheeler, B-2-3 Alfonso Vasquez Jr., HO Co., ME' The centerpiece of legislation Achievement is the realignment of functions Dsmoking Medal Comd. and responsibilities within the Joint caimpaign (Second Oak Leaf Cluster) (Fourth Oak Leaf Cluster) MSgt. Glenn W. Steinman, HO Co., Chiefs of Staff. The chairman of SEC Efrain Ramos-Abreu, B-5-3 SSgt. Robert W. Lewis, A-4-3 136th Engr. Bde. the Joint Chiefs of Staff-and not Assistant Secretary of Defense change-of-assignment orientations' Junius Fox Jr., C-2-3 SFC James L. Williams, A-5-136 William Mayer has and during all military training corporate Joint Chiefs-will now (Health Affairs) Jornal Kevin Miller, A-169-1 (Third Oak Leaf Cluster) SSgt. Ricky E. Stratton, C-5-136 the recently written the service secre- programs. serve as the principle military ad- taries about smoking. His message: Smoking cessation programs are Albert L. Moss Jr., B-3-3 SSgt. Edward Alicea, A-31 -132 Thomas R. Witherington, A-4-3 viser to the President, the -Nationa DoD must get "more aggressive in important, said Mayer, but the Terry L. Pickett, B-3-3 Ronald J. Riley, D-5-136 Sgt. Juan C. Alzaga-Madrigal, HO Security Council, and the secretary eliminating this serious hazard to anti-smoking program goal cannot SSgt. Richard Alan Forsythe, E- Lawrence J. Sueppel Jr. A-4-3 Co.-577-1 of defense, health and military readiness." be met unless the services encour- 169-1 their- families to The duties formerly assigned to According to Mayer, Secretary of age members and Billy G. Williams, B-2-3 Caspar W. Weinberger has make the commitment to never Joirnt Chiefs have Defense the corporate completed a review of proposed start in the first place. SP4 Kimberly J. Boykin, 35th Engr. been expanded and assigned to the goals and objectives for the DoD Bn., 132nd Engr. Bde. chairman. These include strategic smoking reduction program. and contingency planning, advice on Weinberger stated that the five- (First Oak Leaf Cluster) year goal should be to reduce active requirements and priorities identifiec SFC Jenkins Philip Drury, HO Co_- com- duty smoking and other tobacco use by the unified and specified to levels significantly below civilian 87-1 manders and review of program rates. Currently, 47 percent of mili- SSgt. Robert Russell Cale, C-169-1 and budgets. tary personnel smoke, compared to Edwin James Corzette, HO Co.- A vice chairman, to serve in 30 percent of the general popula- 577-1 the chairman's capacity during ab tion. The military rate is down from a few years Frank Nicholas Ginsbach Jr.., HO will be appointed to help more than 52 percent sences, ago. Co.-87-1 carry out these ex- the chairman "Military personnel, charged with James W. Kent, HO Co.-87-1 In addition, panded responsibilities. the demanding tasks and obliga- Robert Marsh, E-2-3 the corporate Joint Chiefs of Staff tions of national defense, must meet will now be placed under the chair- a more rigorous standard of health man's management authority. and fitness beyond that expected of Worth Repeating civilians," Mayer told the service The legislation also strengthens chiefs. He said the secretary of de- specified the authority of unified and fense wants active duty smoking "We've still got another mile to commanders by clarifying their com- rates to be cut by 10 percent per run in that race for equality, but mand authority: assigning specific year. Up to now, the services' goal we've got a lot better track to missions giving authoritative direc- was to reduce smoking by 5 percent run on and the trophies at the tion to assigned forces and prescrib- per year. Mayer said the services should end are a lot better than they ing chains of command. also direct anti-smoking efforts to- used to be." The law gives the combat ward military family members, "be- -Gen. Daniel -Chappie" James Jr. commanders greater authority in cause of the strong relationships be- the selection of subordinate com- tween active duty member smoking "Shallow understanding from manders, administration and sup- and family smoking patterns." people of good will is more Mayer said accomplishing these port functions and resource manage- frustrating than absolute mis- high program expectations would understanding from people of ment. require each service to use every ill will." In a related change, the reor- reasonable means available to en- -Martin Luther King Jr. establishes new policies courage non-smokers to continue ganization 1 for the management officers trained not to smoke. He called for stepped- 'v~p-Ap-r-,Ar-Av ~~s~~~~L~~ ap ~ in or oriented toward joint service up education and motivation efforts WW matters. 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By Jeffrey Peyton based company that supports needy and the bazaar was a success." ships depends on the success of our Bragg said that the EMWC mem- fund raisers and the current interest a children of that region. We send "When I first joined the club, my charitable contributions year round bers sit on many councils on post, rates," she added. kids were still toddlers. It really and send special gifts for the including the Post Exchange and "Many of our members are helped me to get away from the kids children on birthdays and Christmas. Commissary Councils. "We rep- also involved with Army Community and the house for two hours! It really We've been involved with this com- resent a large part of this post, Services, the Red Cross and helped a lot," said Brenda Bragg, pany for years." whether or not our current mem- other volunteer organizations," said president of the Enlisted Military Bragg said that the EMWC bership shows it," she said. "We Bragg. Wives Club of Fort Leonard Wood. worked with the Officers Wives Club go to these meetings to fight for "The EMWC meets at 12:30 "Just the activity, the idea of getting this year to host a craft bazaar. "We longer shopping hours, quality mer- p.m. the second, third and fourth out and doing something...anything." tried to work with them to bridge chandise and low prices. We keep Thursdays," she said. "Anyone the gap between the organizations," the needs of the junior enlisted in whose husband is an enlisted sol- According to Bragg, the EMWC is said Bragg. "Proportionally, we mind." dier stationed at Fort Wood or with a non-profit organization dedicated worked as hard as they did. But "The EMWC also awards scholar- any local guard or reserve units is to the betterment of the community their resources and manpower were ships annually," said Bragg. "Anyone invited to attend meetings, and is enlisted and the support of junior far greater than ours. We only had wihin a 50-mile radius of Fort Wood more than welcome to join. With soldiers and their families. about 38 members at the time and is eligible to apply Last year the more people power, who knows "The wives of all enlisted sol- the OWC was sending four women EMWC awarded five $800 scholar- what the EMWC could accomplish?" diers who work on Fort Wood, or to work every four-hour shift. But the ships. The number of scholar- For more information concerning who belong to local National Guard organizations worked well together ships and the amount of the scholar- the EMWC, call Bragg at 329-6640. and Reserve units are eligible to be- come members of'the EMWC," said Bragg. PUT YOURSELF

"At one time, the club was only open to the wives of E-4s and up, BEHIND THE WHEEL she said, "but it was opened to the lower ranks and the guard and OFA BUICK. reserve wives because the wives of lower ranking soldiers need this type of activity as much as, if not more than, the wives of noncommissioned officers." Bragg said that the EMWC spon- sors military organizations when the need arises. "There are many times that an organization will need to raise money, but can't get the proper STK. NO. BO10 permission to hold fund raisers. The EMWC will then hold the fund 87 Buick Somerset raisers with the organization need- * Front Wheel Drive ing the money doing the work." * Digial Instrumentation Bragg said that the EMWC also * Air Conditioning contributes money that many people * Automatic Transmission * AM-FM Stereo Cassette think the military provides. "There " Tilt Wheel are many things the military does * Cruise Control with money provided by our 34 * Wire Wheel Covers members." * Much, Much More "As of now, the EMWC only has 34 members," said Bragg. "This isn't even a fraction of the number of eligible women there are on post. And that is a shame." According to Bragg, the EMWC participates in many different ac- tivities that require a lot of the mem- bers' time. "But it isn't all work. The club has a social aspect as well as STK. NO. B20 a community support aspect," she 87 LeSabre Custom Sedan said. "Some of the club members have Front Wheel Drive been members for as many as 10 Automatic Transmission to 15 years. One lady has been a 13,295 Air Conditioning Tilt Wheel member of the EMWC for 30 years. Cruise Control These women have been military Deluxe Wheel Covers spouses long enough to pick up a W/W Tires few 'helpful hints.' The advice these AM-FM Stereo woman can give to women married Much, Much More to young junior enlisted soldiers is priceless." Roger Adams "But the EMWC is not a club where a bunch of women sit around 0 RENAULT/ discussing new ways to handle their husbands. Don't get the wrong fl Jeep. idea." 500 Hwy. 63 S. Rolla, MO The EMWC, according to Bragg, supports a number of organizations Phone 364-1 323 off post as well as on post. "We Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. support the YMCA, the USO at Lambert Field, the Association of the Sat. 4 p.m. United States Army and we sup- Special Military Discounts port Children Inc., an Appalachian- ort, Lenad Woods Guidon Thursday, January 15, 1987

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For help, Licklider said seat within a group of men and name appears on the military police The center also helps teens *Keep in mind that drinking should call 368-4746, 368-7239, 368-4713 According to surveys conducted women. "I am an alcoholic," he blotter. Even before the case goes who have alcoholism problems, but not be the primary focus of any ac- or 368-7345. nationwide, it is a proven fact said. He went on to tell about his to court, he is referred by his com- parental consent is needed. Help is tivity. Getting drunk should never be Better yet, don't drink at all. But that excessive drinking can shorten problems and how he arrived at this mander to the center for evaluation also available for spouses, retirees the goal. if you do and it gets out of hand, moment in time. Some of the lis- by trained personnel, who determine and family members. Classes are remember that the earlier you detect teners nodded their heads, silently the seriousness of the alcohol prob- also provided employers, to edu- "Keeping the drunk driver off the road gets a problem, the easier it is to take acknowledging that they knew, un- lem. cate commanders about the alcohol care of it. derstood and had been there before If the counselor determines the abuser as well as the alcoholic. more attention during holidays but the him. person is an abusive drinker or Civilians who have alcohol prob- One by one, members of the an alcoholic, he recommends at- lems are harder to identify because problem is there all year long." tendance at an educational aware- group rose to give their testimonies. problems with alcohol usually do not ness class or counseling session. All of them started with the ack- surface as quickly as those of a If it's just a minor problem for the one's lifespan by 10 to 12 years. *Remember that your right to drink is nowledgment, "I am an alcoholic." soldier who lives in the barracks, Two out of three Americans drink governed by laws. Obey those laws "The realization that one is an offender, he might just need the Licklider said. But a civilian's prob- education alcohol sometimes. One out of such as the ones governing drink- abusive drinker or an alcoholic and the class offers. For a lems may surface with a DWI. When person who doesn't want to change 10 become alcoholics. Some be- ing and driving and miminum drink- has problems is one of the first a civilian gets a DWI on post the his behavior. nothing works and he come problem drinkers, but most of ing age. steps in working toward rehabilita- Civilian Personnel Office is notified may fail to be rehabilitated. This can those are not alcoholics. The dif- *Set a limit on how many drinks you tion," said David Licklider, chief and the civilian employee is referred ference between an alcoholic and an are going to have when you drink of Fort Leonard Wood's Drug and result in his commander submitting to the civilian program coordinator at abusive drinker is that the latter can and stick to it. Uncontrolled drinking Alcohol Center. a chapter 9 discharge with the sol- the Drug and Alcohol Center for as- stop. The alcoholic can't. can lead to uncontrollable drinking. "It's a day-to-day fight," Licklider dier being put out of the Army as sistance "The alcoholic needs all the heln -Know how strong your dnrinks are said. "Alcoholism is a disease. Help rehabilitation failure. According to Licklider, DWIs on he for DWI can get,Licklider said. "He needs and base your drinking decisions on is there for the asking, but only The person apprehended post have dropped. In fiscal year Don't all the support he can get. in- the amount of alcohol in each drink. for people who want and need it. is screened and enrolled in Track I, a 1985 there were 271 DWIs; FY 86 cluding that of family and friends. 'Never be afraid to say "No thanks" That's the key. The alcoholic has to HANDCUFF Alcoholics Anonymous and other to a drink. If you say it confidently, want help for counseling to become special groups help not only the per- Your meaningful." "The realization that one is an abusive calmly but firmly, people will accept son but the parents, spouses and "We celebrate holidays and an- it. If you hestate, you pave the way drinker or an alcoholic and has problems is the whole family." Business! niversaries with alcohol. We turn for others to tease or argue you into Advertise Regularly to alcohol when we are depressed, one of the first steps in working Warning signs exist to help avoid a drink you neither want nor need. in the becoming a problem drinker 'Never drink because you feel you want to block out our feelings, un- toward rehabilitation." If you wanted thoughts or fears, to forget think you are headed toward becom- "need" a drink. Doing so can lead to FORT LEONARD or escape and as a substitute for a ing a problem drinker ask yourself a dependence on alcohol. close relationship with others. But 12-hour block of education instruc- shows 179. these questions: 'Eat a good meal before you drink. WOOD tion at Truman Education Center. People are becoming more It will slow the absorption of alcohol it never solves anything. Often it *Are you drinking more or more often GUIDON The three-day awareness class con- aware of what drinking and driving into your blood. makes matters worse," he added. than you used to? ducted by the Drug and Alcohol can cost them. Stiffer driving laws 'Drink slowly. Intoxication occurs "The emphasis on drinking al- *Do you often drink until youre education coordinator. Bob for those who drink when alcohol is taken in faster than DAILY GUIDE coholic beverages is changing in Center and drive have drunk? Berry, shows how drugs and alcohol resulted in many people hanging up the body can dispose of it. Space today's world. Laws have gotten *Do you find that it now takes several can affect the body, career and your drinks over time no more than tougher for the person who drinks their drinking glass. Many people more drinks to get the effects that a PULASKI CO. family. There are hidden effects of one per hour so your body can too much and then drives," Licklider say they feel it just isn't worth it. couple used to? alcoholism such as broken families, handle the alcohol. said. "Keeping the drunk driver off For a soldier today, a DWI con- *Do you ever drink in the morning or abused the road gets more attention during children ruined careers and viction can mean mte end of his at work? 'Don't drink and drive. Designated CALL shortened lives. holidays but the problem is there all career. First time offenders in *Do you sometimes forget what you driver programs are one way post 314-,336-3711 year long." The Drug and Alcohol Center the magistrate court conducted on said or did or how you got home clubs see that people get home "Heightened interest from the operates as an outpatient clinic at post are fined and must attend after drinking? President and Congress on down to building 606. Personnel go to the the drug and alcohol abuse treat- *Do you ever take an extra drink and the states, media and parent and clinic for individual or group coun- ment program and a remedial driver hope that no one notices? seling, depending on their need, but education class. student organizations, as well as the If more convic- *Do you ever lie about how much THE 4 Army and other service organiza- visits are usually once a week. tions follow, heavier fines and prob- you are drinking? tions, nas meant that something is "It is very effective for an al- able jail sentences can result. In *Do you do or say things while you CLIPPER SHIP being done about drunk drivers who coholic to participate in group coun- magistrate court, a soldier convicted are drinking that you wouldn't do or -- - iui J|| .... kill and injure people every year. seling sessions with other people. of a DWI loses his driver's license for say otherwise? Barber Shop Pipe Shop This emphasis in the past two years They cannot con another abusive a year with longer periods imposed -Do you find yourself planning,. Cuts & Styles Quality Pipes has made the post drug and alcohol drinker or an alcoholic; he's been formore offenses. If a soldier is con- scheming and wishing for more "We Do It The Way & Tobacco program a very viable one," he con- there," Licklider said. victed of a DWI, he will be given a drinking occasions? YOU Want It!" Imported Cigars -Are you uneasy in situations where ------you can't have a drink? Appointme nts Available 'Does your drinking make you feel -- Walk-Ins... ------X Welcome guilty or embarrassed to the point that you avoid talking about it? 1024 Mini Mall HOURS: A yes answer to any of these Ft. Wood Spur MON-FRI 9:00-5:00 questions is a warning that you may be well on your way to a serious 336-5988 SAT 9:00-3:00 ------ti. ------I ------AL

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f eta ¢r' FarD~a~qB~~Bi~ Thursdgv. January 15. 9R7 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Lite center staff supports post families Davidson noted that the center's staff is small, "and we're always reh-abiitation By Jeffrey Peyton of the center to provide preventive looking for volunteers to supplement Drug & Alcohol workshops "in all needed areas" our unpaid staff members." "We are not volunteers. We are "We offer parenting classes, "Right now, there are four unpaid staff." seminars on marriage, communica- English teachers, four advisors for According to Liz Bell, working at tion, stress and burnout, and we Tuesdays,' two therapists in train- Civilian' employees of the American managers during this cen- gram: $3.500 for those with high op- post Family Life Center is a full- will be offering a seminar on step- ing, two office staff members, one the Department of Defense (approx- tury. OPM director Constance J. tion coverage and $2,500 with stan- families in March." citizenship class instructor and one time job. "The Family Life Center 1 .2 million) will be of- Horner said in announcing the dard coverage. Treatment will be advisor for Waiting Wives," said irnately has so many programs and such a fered in-patient drug and alcohol changes."We need to do evety- limited to 28 days over a lifetime, Davidson. small staff that we all do a little bit of "Along with the chaplains, we rehabilitation programs under the thing possible to ensure that drug with high option subscribers paying "This is a very challenging job," everything." have protessional counselors being government's 1987 health insurance counoseling is economically feasihle 20 percent of the costs and standard said Bell. "But it's rewarding to help trained in family therapy," Davidson program, the Office of Personnel for those who need it." option subscribers, 40 percent. leave here with a positive Bell is one half of the unpaid people Management has announced. said. Officials of Blue Cross Bluec Similar drug and alcohol rehabilita- office staff of the Family Life Center. The center, according to Sgt. outlook." For information concerning any Shield, the largest government tion programs will be offered by She explained the difference be- Michael ONeal, noncommissioned of the Family Life Center programs, "The goal of a drug-free workforce health insurance carrier. said there the 395 other carriers providing tween a volunteer and an unpaid officer in charge of the Family Life call Davidson, ONeal or Bell at 368- is perhaps the important challenge will he a lifetime cap orn reimntse- health insurance to government staff member. "A volunteer is Center. sponsors many classes, in- 2619. facing public and private sector ments under the rehabilitation urn- eminces. someone who spends two or three cluding a beginners' English class out when he hours a day helping and a citizenship class for foreign- 8. 10srr tTX~Er~f r~~LLS't-~~ or she can. We, on the other born wives. "We have over 70 in- hand, work here full-time and have structors and students involved with an equal say in what goes on at the these programs," he said. center. Only we don't get paid." "We also sponsor 'Tuesdays Developing a full, unpaid staff R Terrific,' a program that al- is one of the short-range goals of Facts lows housewives to get away for the Family Life Center, according to awhile and work on arts and crafts Chaplain (Capt.) Robert Davidson, projects," said ONeal. AbOLt0 Family Life Center director. "By March we hope to have Family' telephone DID ESS REALLY Davidson said that the center a 'Facts for the CURSE THE FIG TREE? said Davidson. has several functions. "First and number established," "People will be able to call a number IT IS PECORDEDO HTJESUS ON-HIS WAY FROMBEHN TO JERUSALEM, foremost, we provide treatment for and get a recorded message, some- AND? 6EING 1 RSTOPPED TO PICK FRUIT FMOM A FIG 1TREE (MAL1:12-14). dysfunctional families. We also in- thing positive about the family." PSU-r ALTI400GH- THE TtREE WAS INLEAF, TH4E4 WERE NO FIGS AND JEGUS struct chaplains in the treatment for The center sponsors a program SAID, IHEREAFTER, N'O ANB WOULD EVER EAT FRUIT F OQM THAT TR~EE! 1 dysfunctional families." Waiting Wives," said O'Neal. SC#AE AUMlORITIES SAY JESUS, FOLLOWING THE ORIENTAL CUSTOMYA "A dysfunctional family," Davidson called "When a unit is deployed, the wives OF HOLY MEN, PU~TA CUS ON THE TREE, FROM DISAPPOINTMENT AT explained, "is a family that for some can get together and sunport each NOT FINDING FRUIT. OTHNER AUTHORI1TIES STATE ThPAT,. BECAUSE ~' reason or another fails to communi- THE TREE WAS IN LEAF AND -mEREFORE GHOULS? HAVE HAD FIGS, cate. The problem could be any- other." J3ESUS WAS PINTING OUT THAT, WH-EN ONE OUTV/ARDLY Sk4OWS thing from spouse or child abuse to A GOXOD CH-ARACTEt' WITHOUT THE FRUTS T hEREOF, H-E IS A alcoholism to minor stresses in the Davidson added that the center HYPoCtrrE , OtF NO VALUE 1O THE KINGDOM OF GOO, BUT..... family." hosts hoth a Catholic Bible Study and a Korean Bible Study. "And "We have what we call family the Family Life Center is the only counseling. If the problem lies with place people who live on post can the parents, we talk only to the receive Women, Infant and Children parents. But if the problem lies with fond supplement checks. On WIC ...STILL AUrnORITIES the children, then we talk to the en- of here FURTh4ER days. people are in and out MAINTAIN THAT, FOR JESUS tire family." He said that it is a goal all day." TO CONDEMN A TREEFOI

NOT GIVING FRUIT, DOES _ NCB EEMACOMPAT15LE Post Bilrthss WITH HI.-1S GENTLE LOVING NATUR'E AND, SINCE JESU The following births are reported Houston. WAS AT JERUSAELEMA FOR at General Leonard Wood Army Dec. 21: Megan Pearl, THE PASSOVER, THIS Community Hospital: daughter, SSgt. Byron Whitney PLACES THE TIME OF Dec. 6: Megan Marie, daughter, and Lori Whitney; Leonard Earl. YEAR AT EARL'/ APRIL Sgt. Edwin Hallo Jr. and Leah son, SP4 Leonard Bullard and Hattie WH-EN TH.-E FIG TRE kAS Hallo. Bullard; Alexis Nichole, daughter, JUST BEGUN1O LEAF PND) SP4 Anthony Day and Melanie Day; GROW FIGS, WHICH 11-N Dec. 7: John Carter, son, Capt. and Robert Michael Ill, son. PFC MATUR~E IN LtcTE JUNE... Benjamin McClellan and Jeannette Robert Amerian Jr. and Kimberly THUS, ALL JESUS MERELY McClellan, and Jason William, son, A me rian. DIc, WAS REMARK THAT, SSgt. Larry Lee and Erin Lee. Dec. 22: Michael Joseph, son, 5ECAU5F 1THE TRE HAD4 Dec. 8: Dwight Duaine Jr., SP4 David Goehring and Theresa AL6'EADY BEGUN G~aOMNG son, SP4 Dwight Houck and Thelma LEiWC-, BUT NO FRU)IT, Goehring, and Joshua Lance, son, IT WAS BARREN, AND NO Houck. SFC John Green Jr. and Beverly ONE \WCULO kARVEST FIGS Dec. 10: Sarah Patricia, Green. and FPO~ IT WH.4EN THE daughter, SSgt. > Kurt Knurr FRUIT SEAS()CJ ARR3IVD! Kathleen Knurr, and Corey Robert, Dec. 23: Nicholas Paul, son, son, Jerry King and Sgt. Esther Brenda Ayres, and Andrew Douglas, King. son, Sgt. David Breeden and Terni Dec. 11: Jesse Andrew, son, Breeden. SSgt. Mark Browning and Yupadee Dec. 25: Alexis Michelle, EACH- OF THESE THEORIES SEEMATQ HAVE VALID N Browning. daughter, SEC Samuel McKenzie PO(WTS, SO IT REMAINS %Ot2 THE STUDENT TO MAKE HIS Dec. 12: Amy Jean, daughter, and Marina McKenzie, and Tori OWN CHOICE -- WHICHI Do YOU TINK ? Maj. Ford Davis and Mary Ann Ashley, daughter, Capt. Keith Davis. Lockett and Bernadette Lockett. Member FIC Dec. 14: Amy Elizabeth, Dec. 26: Robie Thomas, son, 1St daughter, SSgt. Wesly Walter and SSgt. Thomas Woods and Elge 1St336-4411 Kimberly Walter, and Bryan Lee, Woods. son, SSgt. Daniel Brewer and Dec. 28: Leo Robinson Ill, son, STATE BANK Kornelia Brewer. SSgt. Leo Robinson Jr. and Marcia ST. ROBERT, MISSOURI 65583 Dec. 15: Amber Dawn, Robinson. daughter, Lsa Vest, and Brandie Dec. 29: Matthew Ryan Kelii, FT.OODFURNITURE CO., INC. <'AHours: 9 -12, 1 -3 Nicole, daughter, SP4 Paul Allessie son, SSgt. Michael Pan and S[FATEBA NKFS Fri. 5- 7 and Karen Allessie. Laura Pan, and Vanessa Shantell, Well Sell It ./DIXOH Sat. Drive-in 9 - 12 Dec. 18: Ashley Jordon, daughter. Sgt. Terry Sears and 336-4211 daughter, SP4 Russell Wilson and Shannon Sears. 759-2121 Strength - Service - Secgyi Joellen Wilson, and Miranda Marie. Dec. 30: Dustin Alan, son, SP4 ~WAYNESVILLE daughter, Sgt. Grant Mastin and Daryl Kanagy and Darlene Kanagy. Anemonie Mastin. Dec. 31: William Andrew, son, GATEWAY Christian Church Blocks North ol Wanesvile Stoplight Dec. 20: Timothy Dane. son. Sgt. William Horton and Janice SOUTHERN BAPTIST First Mini Mall Hwy. H & 1-44 Business Loop, ARYNESVILLE FIRST BAPTIST SSgt. Larry Houston and Sun Horton. We share Bldg. 1031 between Lunsford's Waynesville, MO JESUS l.OES YOU And the Eye Glass Center Phone 774-2181 SoiitheIIrIn t ist Sunday School 9i45a m Pastor Wilbur Harbaugh NO CREED BUT CHRIST, NO BOOK BUT THE BIBLE Classes for alliiages Sunday School ...... 10:00 a.m. ''ori'su iigSorship Service 1t10) a. m (Before 11:45 Call 336-4177) SSrn'klial Worshipll.:O0A.M. Sunday Schooll10:00A.M. Morning Service...... 11:00 am. 11M 1 I'orI (enh(te 6:) p m Gateway is the newest Church in the county Evening Service ...... 7:00 p.m. 774Q2 F'vecin~ig5 or'ship Servtce Wed. Bible Study ...... 7:00 pm. 600 pm. and also the closest to Fort Leonard Wood. (I liii 1. 6:00p M. Ask about our Home Bible Study SS tdnr,it isa eMeeting For a ride, Call 336-4177 before 8:30 A.M. NrrsF or Aii Services Sunday. If you need a ride, call Sunday b2efore 9:00 am. "Jesus Loves You" : h

Welcome to the Services of the Victory Fellowship CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 17 &Church St. ~ City Rt. East 66 'ROCKER, MISSOURI 65452 OF ST. ROBERT Ph. 736-2484-79:3-2562 )nu Fillch6Ni 1'orth leyenhi t ld fromthJf St. Robert, Mo. 65583 SUNDAY Il ( '.11)a1 17144 & "F Ilgfhus 'trn atl, ( Its Services Living Word, TV ch 10 ...... 9:30a.m. Sunday School 10 0 a m. School...... 1000 a. m. Morning Bible Study...... 10:00am. M EL WATSONIPASTOR Classes for all ages Sunday SOlt TIIERN BAPTIST Morning shorshlp II S0anm Sunday Worship .... 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service...... 11:00 a m. Bus Mnistry Children's Church Prov ided Evening Worship Service ...... 6:00 p m. 33633515or 336494t3 Church Training60pm Sunday Evening ...... 630 p.m. For Intercessory Prayer Gope Pec6ng 700 p m Wednesday Bible Study .. 7:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY 3364300anytime Wednesday Prayer Meeting. 700 p m Mid-Week Bible Study...... 7:30p.m. Choir Practice ... . . 8:00p m Pastor Sammy BargerHoe3-55 Visit this Friendly Chur'ch with a Vital MessagesI (Nursery For All Services) Of ice 336-3630 oe365 5 We inite you to send ior our Free iBibte tCorrespondence Cousetohepit yurbileStdyathome.

Cclrary Baptist Church NEW LEFE HOLINESS CHURCH Roby Assembly of God 3mIles SNrthon tExit i 1I44 On Itwy ot 2 1,2 Miles North On Exit 163, SundtayServices souolis Schooil...... 94510:45 Pastor Rev. J. Darrell Johnson 144-On Hwy. 28 s'iiidi 55orshyservlce 11-00t.00 P.O. Box 265 Sunday'ilNigiht ,'rnicn .. 7:00900 336-3703 'TesdtayNight Roby, Mo. 65557 Fundamnen tal-Independen t Pravrsrr ire7007:30 Phone: 117458.4813 ii'cStudyI)7 309:00 Sunday Services Thursday MornIngs Serv0 ices: Ills inor ibile 'tudy 900-ti:00 Sunday School ...... 10:00 a m. 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Thursday Nights Morning Worship...... 11:00 a.m...... 7007:30 A.M. 'iii'." hisrsthiiiSi'siie 7309:00 Evangelistic Services...... 6:00 p.m. 11:00 'aturdlay Noon Wed. Bible Study &Youth Services. .7:00 p.m. 1'r~ier sevicet200 100 II SI Pastor ® Edgar Smith PASTOR RIACHEELI PRtOCTOR 1.16-0on t OttO

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Tuesdays, 6-7 p.m., Jan. 20-Feb. WE CARE, 5:30 p.m., Building 1703 The Wraith (PG-13), 1:30 p.m., Jan. 24 AYA Marksmanship Safety and 18, and 7 p.m., Jan. 22 WSHS Varsity Boys Basketball, vs. Home Firearm Safety Program, 6-7 Real Genius (PG), 3:45 p.m., Jan. Community Calendar Marshfield, Mo., 6:30 p.m., Nutter p.m., Thursdays, Jan. 22-March 30 18 Field House Open Game Room, 10-19 years, 6- The Night of the Creeps (R), 6:30 Martin Luther WSHS Varsity Wrestling, vs Springfield 8 p.m., Youth Center, Building 43 p.m., Jan. 18 'This week... Teachers Workday, No school for King Day Holiday Glendale, 6:30 p.m., School WSHS Ninth Grade Girls A and B Runaway (PG-13), 7 p.m., Jan. 20 high school students No School Clogging Class, 7 p.m., Walker Teams Basketball, vs. Eldon, Mo., About Last Night (R), Jan. 15: Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd Brigade Catholic Bible Study, 9 a.m., 7 p.m., Jan. Recreation Center 6 p.m., School 21 Fitness Workout, 5:15 p.m., Mutter Fitness Center Building 458 WSHS Varsity Wrestling, 6:30 p.m. Gung Ho (PG-13), 9:30 p.m., Jan. Field House E-87-1 Graduation, 11:30 a.m., Memorial Service Honoring Dr. Jan. 21: (Bus, 3:45-11 p.m.), Versailles, Mo. 23 TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 742 Abrams Theater Martin Luther King, 11 a.m., Main English Classes, 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 Game Night, Early Bird, 6:30 p.m.; WE CARE, 5:30 p.m., Building 1703 Right Arm Night, 4:30 p.m., Officers Post Chapel p.m., Building 458 Regular, 7 p.m., NCO Club Baker Theater A and B Club Korean Bible Study, 1 p.m., Building WSHS Ninth Grade Boys Bible Study, 9 a.m., Main 458 Protestant Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 The Patriot (R), 7 p.m., Jan. 15 and Teams Basketball, 6 p.m. (Bus, Al-Anon, 5:30 7 p.m., Building 2126 Post Chapel, and 7:15 p.m., Lieber p.m., Walker Recreation Center 16 3:30-10:30 p.m.), Jefferson City, Mo. Free Jukebox Dance, 7 p.m , Walker WSHS Ninth Grade Boys A Team Heights Chapel Table Tennis Club, 7 p.m., Walker Howard The Duck (PG), 3:45 p.m., Floor Tennis, 6-11 p.m., Youth Recreation Center Basketball, 5 p.m. (Bus, 3:30-7:30 Citizenship Classes, 9:30-11 a.m. Recreation Center Jan. 17 Center, Building 43 Late Night Disco, 10 p.m.-3 a.m., p.m.), Plato, Mo. and 12:30-2:30 p.m., Building 458 Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., The Color of Money (R), 6:30 p.m., Open Game Room, 6-8 p.m., Youth Ballroom, NCO Club WSHS Ninth Grade Girls A and B TOPS, 9:30 a.m., Building 267 Building 2126 Jan. 17 Center, Building 43 Teams Basketball, 6 p.m. (Bus, 5- Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd Brigade Pretty In Pink (PG-13), 3:45 p.m., WSHS Varsity Girls Basketball, vs. Jan. 17: 9:30 p.m.), Rolla, Mo. Fitness Center Jan. 18 Houston, Mo., 6:30 p.m., School WSHS Ninth Grade Boys A Team WSHS Varsity Girls Basketball, 6:30 Command Orientation, 1 30 p.m., Movies... Avenging Force (R), 6:30 p.m., Jan. Game Night, Early Bird, 6:30 p.m.; Basketball, 10 a.m. (Bus, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. (Bus, 5-10:30 p.m.), Rolla, Mo. Davis Enlisted Club 18 Regular, 7 p.m., NCO Club p.m.), Salem, Mo. WSHS Girls JV Basketball Tournament. Story Hour, 6 p.m., Library Abrams Theater Streets of Gold (R), 7 p.m., Jan. 22 Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 Coffee House Ministry, 6 p.m., TBA, PBA Micki and Maude (PG-13), 7 p.m., and 23 p.m., Walker Recreation Center South Iowa Chapel Game Night, 6:30 p.m., Walker Jan. 22: Jan. 15 Table Tennis Club, 7 p.m., Walker Rock Band, Misdemeanor, 7-10 Recreation Center FCC Provider Training, CPR, Part II, An American Tail (G), 7 p.m., Jan. Recreation Center p.m., Walker Rereation Center Gospel Choir Group, 7 p.m., Walker 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Building 1442 16 Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., Protestant Bible Study, 7 p.m., Recreation Center ASMC, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., NCO The Last Dragon (PG-13), 9:30 Building 2126 Central Iowa Chapel R-VI Waynesville School Board Club p.m., Jan. 16 Late Night Disco, 10 p.m.-3 a.m., Meeting, 7:30 p.m., High School Kiddy Kamp, Session II, noon-5 Fright Night (R), 3:45 p.m., Jan. 17 WINTER BRINGS Library Jan. 16: p.m., Thursdays, Jan. 22-Feb. 26 Three Amigos (PG), 6 p.m., Jan. 17, Ballroom, NCO Club WHITE Worth Repeating AYA Marksmanship Safety, Home Enlisted Military Wives Club, 12:30 and 7 p.m., Jan. 19 and 23 SNOW... Jan. 18: Firearm Safety and Missouri Hunters p.m., NCO Club P.O.W., The Escape (R), 8 p.m., "I won't belong to any orga- • , ,1. .,-_L . .. .. t ..z . . . Brunch, 10 a.m., NCO and Officers Safety Education Program, 7:15- Fitness Workout, 5:15 p.m., Nutter Jan. 17 would naive me as nization mat S Clubs 8:30 p.m., Thursdays, Jan 22- Field House Friday The 13th, Part VI (R), 10 member." a March 30. 742 -ci roucho Marx Spanish Bible Study, 1 p.m., TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building p.m., Jan. 17 ADVERTISING Building 590 "When the well's dry, we know Eight-Ball Pool Tournament, 2 p.m., Jan. 20: BRINGS the worth of water." Walker Recreation Center Commissary Closed --old aying Table Tennis Tournament, 2 p.m., Volunteer Training, Family Health GREEN CASH! Walker Recreation Center Resources Program, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., "As long as you keel pa per- Free Martial Arts Demonstration, 2 room 20, fifth floor, GLWACH you son down, some part c)f has p.m., Walker Recreation Center FCC Provider Training, CPR, Part I, to be down there to ho ld him cAnot PYOC, 5 p.m., Main Post Chapel 9 a.m.-1 p.m., down, so it means you cannot Building 1442 p.m., Al-Anon, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and ADVERTISE soar as you otherwise might." Bethel Bible Study, 7-8:30 -Maria n Anderson, Central Iowa Chapel 5:30-7 p.m., Building 2126 singer Square Dance Lessons, 7 p.m., Kiddy Kamp, Session I, ages 3-5 IN THE Walker Recreation Center years, noon-5 p.m., Tuesdays, Jan. "I know of no rights of race 20-Feb. 24 FORT LEONARD superior to the rights o:f Next week... Fitness Workout, 5:15 p.m., Nutter humanity." -Frederick Douglass, Field House WOOD journalist, abolitionist Jan. 19: AYA Crafts Program, 6-10 years, GUIDON

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iiIIFeaturing Freshly Brewed Maxwell House Master Blend I :" Regular Or Decaffeinated : * . This is a , Ft. Wood Spur O Join Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. sotot, p LuhKingBurger® inin _ m uCoupomm em mem -emm IlMLITARY BONUS The ° When Presented With Military I.D. * Party BUYI1GETI FREE! ARBY'S Super Roast Beef Sandwich This offer good only at Ft. Wood location. Offer not Post good with other coupons or discounts. Limit one1 coupon, per party, per visit. Otter Expire: Jan. 31, 1987 Cash Value 1 /20 Good At: Ft. Wood Location Only l M====1// Coupo i.n nm -- l , Page 15. 1 mti reifv_art~av 1: 1Ra Fort Leonard Woodf Guido.. . -I yGui, Fort.. Leonard Wood Page 15,. ing a $500 scholarship designed Youth Activities has planned a full RN, Waynesville School of Practical to recognize outstanding graduating schedule of activities for the AYA Nursing, Area Vocational-Technical high school seniors. It will offer Center this month, plus a move to School, Waynesville, Mo. 65583 or financial help to a potential busi- bilding 1379 Jan. 26. Telephone call (314) 774-6106. ness major from the 1987 graduat- numbers will remain the same. chips ing class. Selection will be based on Activities will include: Open Game Woo(W O ( financial need, scholastic achieve- Room, 10 to 19-year olds, 6 to ment and leadership. Applicants 8 p.m., Jan. 22 and 29; Floor 364 5995 Highway 63 South ASMC MEETING: The by 11 inches. Entries must include Pence Child Care Center. Although must be legal sons or daughters of Tennis, 10 to 19-year olds, 6 to 11 Ozark Chapter of the American the youth's name, parents' name the training is for new volunteers, military personnel, active or retired, p.m., tomorrow; Challenge The Staff Society of Military Comptrollers and rank, telephone number and ad- trained volunteers may also attend. or Department of the Army civilians. Game Night, 13 to 19-year olds, will hold its monthly meeting and dress in order to be eligible to win. For more information, call Mrs. They must not have received a four- 6 to 11 p.m., Saturday; Snowflake luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to Entries must reach AYA no later Berry at 368-7177. year scholarship or appointment to Dance, 10 to 19-year olds, 8 to 11 4 4 12:30 p.m. Jan. 22 at the than 4 30 p.m. Jan. 22. Only the a service academy. They must be p.m., Jan. 23; Mini-Golf Night, 13 Noncommissioned Officers Club. winners of each age group will be AER SCHOLARSHIPS: entering a field of study related to to 19-year olds, 6 to 11 p.m., Jan. The baked chicken menu costs notified and the judges' decision is financial management. The winner, 24; Movie and Popcorn Night, 10 $4.75 and the chef salad menu, final. Soldiers and students wanting to to be announced in February, will to 19-year olds, 8 p.m., Jan. 30: $4.45. Burl Winsett, guest speaker, use Army Emergency Relief educa- automatically compete for a $2,000 and Kiddy Dance, six to eight-year will talk on the new tax law changes. tional assistance should begin the scholarship offered by the ASMC olds, 3 to 5 p.m., and Dance Fever KIDDY KAMP: Army Youth application process now. Applications national headquarters. Applications Contest, 13 to 19-year olds, 8 p.m., Gene Rasmussen To make reservations, see your CSM, USA RET Activities is sponsoring Kiddy Kamp 31. reservation representative or call for the 1987-88 school year scholar- are available at the high school Jan. When you shop for a new or for military family members, ages Karen Wofford at 368-5125 no later ships must be received at national counselor's office and must be sub- used car or truck, rely on three through five years. It is held Gene Rnomussen. than tomorrow. headquarters no later than March mitted by Feb. 1. PX INVENTORY: The an- from noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday and or 1. Education assistance is avail- nual inventory of Army and Air Force Thursday afternoons. Activities in- spouses and dependent able to Exchange Services will begin with TRUCKS votue Taudlc RED CROSS CLASS: clude parties, games, arts and children of Army members, active WALKER ACTIVITIES: the Turner Street Shoppette on Jan. s crafts, nature activities, short walks and retired. Spouses are eligible for Walker Recreation Center has 25. It will be closed all day. The snacks. Session The Red Cross has rescheduied and mid-afternoon federal guaranteed student loans; planned activities for this month. Specker Shoppette will be open. All DEAL YOURSELF the Better Eating For Better Health I will start Tuesday andbe conducted dependent children, guaranteed stu- The rock band, Misdemeanor, will Post Exchange retail stores, except Class to 10 a.m. Jan. 26. For on Tuesdays through Feb. 24; dent loans and AER scholarships: play in concert Saturday, while rock the Turner Shoppette, will be in- more information or to register for Session II, Thursdays, Jan. 22 to parents of students, federal parent bands, Take That and Tales, will ventoried Jan. 26. There stores the class, call 329-4455. Feb. 26; Session Ill, Tuesdays, loans for undergraduate students present concerts on Jan. 24 and will be closed all day. The Turner A March 10 to April 14; Session to help pay educational expenses 31, respectively. The concerts start Shoppette will be open regular IV, Thursdays, March 12 to April for dependent children. For more at 7 p.m. and admission is $1 hours. Gas lanes at the service sta WINNING 16: and Session V, Tuesdays and VALENTINES: A Valentine information and applications, con- per show. Sgt. Randall Felton will tion will be open regular hours. Thursdays, April 28 to May 14. tact 2nd Lt. Hague, AER officer, present tai chi and aikido styles in HAND... Coloring Contest for military family building 315, at 368-1126 or write a free martial arts demonstration at members, ages three through nine CABIN FEVER GOLF: YOUTH CRAFTS: A to: National Headquarters AER, 2 p.m. Sunday. Fred Fariborz will years, is being sponsored by Army The Fort Leonard Wood Golf Course general crafts program for military 200 Stovall Street, Alexandria, Va. challenge all comers at a free chess Youth Activities. Participants must is sponsoring the Cabin Fever Golf family youth, ages six through 10 22332-0600. challenge at 2 p.m. Jan. 24. 'draw and color a valentine on paper Club this month and February. The years, will be sponsored from 6 to no larger than eight and one-half by program consists of special tour- 7 p.m. Tuesday through Feb. 24 BOXING: The 1987 boxing PX HOLIDAY HOURS: 11 inches. Entries must include the naments and events conducted, by Army Youth Activities. Additional season will kick off Jan. 24 at The Post Exchange has announced name of the youth, parents' name weather permitting, on weekends. crafts programs will be scheduled Nutter Field House. Thirty bouts its hours of operation for the Martin and rank, telephone number and ad- Formats for the tournaments will from March 10 to April 14 and April are planned. Admission is free. Luther King Day holiday Monday. dress to be eligible to win. Entries vary, a small entry fee will be 28 to May 19. Advance registration For more information, call the Sports The main store will be open from must reach AYA no later than 4:30 charged and prizes awarded. For is required and a program fee will be Office at 368-3654. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Hours for p.m*. Feb. 6. Only winners of more information, call 368-2637. charged. Register at the AYA office other facilities include: Deli/Sweet each age group will be notified. The between 7:30 a.m and 4:30 p.m. ART CLASSES: The Arts Shop, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Anthony's judges' decision is final. Winning Monday through Friday. For more and Crafts Center has started its Pizza House, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; NURSING SCHOOL: entries will be displayed at the AYA information, call Melvin Johnson at January classes. A special free Shoppette, building 8208, 9 a.m. to The Waynesville School of Practical Center through Valentine's Day. 368-3031. workshop in miniatures will be con- 10 p.m.: Shoppette, building 1621, Nursing is accepting applications for ducted from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Burger King, the 1987-88 school year. The ADVERTISE tomorrow and Jan. 23. A graphics 7 a.rn. to 10 p.m.; Troop stores, 12-month course is accredited CAR RENTAL: New car computer workshop is planned from noon to 7 p.m.; service station, self- by the Missouri State Board of IN THE rental agreements became effective VOLUNTEERS: The Army 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Classes serve gas only, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Nursing and approved by the Nov. 1. They provide for flat Youth Activities Teen Center needs in winter outdoor photography and Daugherty Snack Bar, 9 a.m. to 9 State Department of Elementary rates with unlimited free mileage FORT LEONARD volunteer teenagers for several of its cornhusk dolls will begin Sunday p.m.; Drive-In (Fish n' Fixins), 10 and Secondary Education and for and include full comprehensive and upcoming activities. These include and continue weekly from 1:30 to a.m. to 5 p.m.; Abrams Theater, veterans and federal accreditation. collision coverage. The Collision assisting with a crafts class, a kiddy 3:30 p.m. through Feb. 19. normal hours; Shirts Plus, Mail Wrap Applicants must be 17 years old and WOOD GU IDON Damage Wavier is now included dance, decorating the center, serv- Beginning stained glass will be and Video Rental, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. have a high school diploma or GED. in the rental rate. Department of ing on the Teen Council, clearing taught in a class from 1:30 to 3:30 All other PX facilities will be closed. Pre-entrance testing will begin in Defense members are advised not and marking hiking trails and serv- p.m. Saturdays from Jan. 24 April by appointment only. For more 314-336-3711 to pay for this coverage. A list of ing as a disc jockey for dances. To through Feb. 21. A potter's wheel TEEN ACTIVITIES: Army information, write Mary J. Mitchell, the rental car companies participat- volunteer, visit the center at building workshop is planned from 1 to 5 ing in this program and their rates 43, or call Melvin Johnson at 368- p.m. Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. Oil paint- is published monthly in the Federal .3031. ing classes are being rescheduled. Travel Directory. This informa- This will leave more time for stu- The Fort tion is available from the Personnel ORIENTATION: dent registration and viewing of the Leonard Wood Command Orientation Movements Section, Transportation cat portrait and winter landscape to is scheduled Wednesday at Davis Travel Office, building 460. be painted in the six-week class. Enlisted Club. The orientation will Supply lists are also available at the Volunteer begin at 1:30 p.m. Personnel are VOLUNTEERS: center for the oil painting class. For requested to be seated by 1:15 training for the Family Health more information on the contest or p.m. All military, major and below, Resources Program will start Tuesday to register for a class, call 368-7164. recently assigned to Fort Wood are at General Leonard Wood Army required to attend. Spouses and Community Hospital. The classes will be conducted from 9 a.m. to SCHOLARSHIP: The Oz- civilians are encouraged to attend. Rf r 1Wireless Remote Free babysitting services are avail- 3 p.m. in room 20, fifth floor. ark Chapter of the American Society able at Pence Child Development Babysitting will be provided free at of Military Comptrollers is offer- ...... "14 day, 4 event programable timer Center by calling 368-1243; pre- No. 'High I' 6846 speed video search registration is required. "*" "110 CH cable ready

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MINI MALL 336-5627 ST. ROBERT MILITARY FINANCING AVAILABLE Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Vi 4J Thursday, January 15, 1987 Classified 336.3711 Page 16 ______I~------11~1- - listed with members of the Pulaski County Board of Realtors This property _ -Cr~--- - -~-g ------I--r I II unIIher1I r-ll I- -- ,

[ulaskiCountj Put NumbPer 1 LCOri'4d i, to work for y ou. REALTY SI. Robeut; UQ R L'TAT"'1~11 (E lli Rlout2 Norh Ouer PodI Homes FOR UViuiG. 314-336-4337 Waynesville IFF4-774t59I CITY RT. 66 ONMEf~OFESARSKINDA NTWF 774-6488 or 774-6800 Downtown Wavspcvll'. COMPACT & COZY 2 1-800-432-4596 INEXPENSIVE 2 ST. ROBERT, MO bedroom housing, JC-12 COMMERCIAL NEAR WALMART. 4 100 PERCENT Bedroom, 1 bath, Ext. 537 in Missouri quiet subdivision. PROPERTY! !! Store AFTER HOURS BR, Split Foyer FINANCING base, all appliances, bldg. with auto bay and 1-800-432-4595 A230R $10,250.00. 329-6770 Ranch Home on 1.10 AVAILABLE on large lot. Call for on 5.7 acres, 10 ACRES, blacktop gas pumps Acre is just 1' short BEDROOsvl, extra details. $25,000. Ext. 537 with 8 mobile home or THRU VA & FHA A125R miles from the Ft. ST. ROBERT new Nationally frontage. hook-ups. A good buy!!! 336-4493 lArichLresan Other Loans To $10,000.00. Wood Spur. Flue with home 3 bedroom, 2 BRENT WOOD $35,000. POSSIBILITIES! NO. 204-4 BR SPLIT dining romceda 95 Percent TERRACE BLOCK 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath JC-11 PACKAGE Use as large family Wood Stove in 19x23 sidingtaeCkpand bath, brick front FOYER with 1%full ft. Family Room. ranch. His and her 3, LOT 2, Ex- home. Waynesville STORE plus 3 bay car home or INVEST. 1', 2 baths, 2 car garage, Country Setting, BUSINESS OP- closets in master ceptional Ranch School District. wash. Excellent This 3 BR, 2 BA, location in St. on nice lot on pave Schools. PORTUNITY: Prime bedroom, 2 car style home 3 Big Ac. + lot. A149R business story home is close to Waynesville Robert. $125,000 plus City St. in, St. CN 242. $53,500. location with existing garage. $65,500. bedroom, 2 bath with $25,000.00. F LW & Ne w Robert. 1804 finished business in St. double oak vanity 94 ACRES, 2 inventory. proposed Shop. ANXIOUS SELLER JL-22 LAND!!! 3.51 sq. ft. and priced DROO xtaOM Robert. Approx. 31' x BUY OF THE oak medicine cabinet bedroom ranch home Center. WELL says get an Offer! 3 3BE acres, city water-sewer, under $60,900,, 71' building and WEEK! 5 acres, ceiling with fireplace. A139R KEPT. Could be Bedroom, Bath and mirror, property zoned multiple parking for 50 to 60 early american, 4 22 $68,500.00. Duplex. Call for No. '411-196 ACRE plumbed for 2nd dition forc$33,000 fan in dining room, family. Waynesville cars. New owner can bedroom, 1'. bath, SMALL ACREAGES $59,500 FARM. 160 open. bath, living room, ft. of oak kitchen School Dist. $35,000. details. assume present lease frame & brick 2 story AND NICE HOMES? CR1209. Very nice, 3 BR dining room, FR, cabinets, food RAdnCH (Brkand immediate home with 1,600 sq. THEM. 1-800-251-4663 POST! home with beautiful covered Porch, and take disposal, dish- WE HAVE CLOSE TO possession. Fixtures ft. of living space. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Ext. 614 Spacious 3 BR, 11.2 yard including fruit mobile home on lon)glotsgofoue washer, 20x22 2 car AFTER HOURS: -- 16 trees, nice out bldgs., Double Lot. Income and equipment 30x60 farrowing gar. $63,900. ranch, 5 Ac.+, large John Schehi BA brick ranch on 8 ponds, good Property? CN 229: f$54,900. CB116 $53,900.00. house, chicken coop, LOT 18 - This lake A195R $59,800. (314) 336-4686 acres. FP, range, at TRI-LEVEL: 2 miles wood shed, all for traditional Bilevel 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath Wilila Duncan refrig. .8 mi from pasture, priced Reduced t o (417) 458-4659 $180,000 with possible $14,500!! ! dinW foMEwith0too South of Crocker. 4 $53,000. has room to expand tri level, 6 Ac.+, Ramada $80,000 owner financing. bedrooms, 3 bath, down stairs, upstairs blacktop road A188R CR1204. NEW LISTING-ST. mANyHextras aonis Cathedral ceilings, SHIVERS APART- you will walk into a $79,500. FOR SALE: 1986 Honda, NEW-PICK YOUR ROBERT. New, oak cabinets, 3 decks MENTS: Clean 2 foyer and super floor 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath 700 Magna, soft CARPET! 3 BR, 2 Frame & Brick, 3 and many more bedroom, all utilities, plan with 3 tri level, 5 Ac, A 182R luggage, case protec- BA with full screen, low CLASSIFIED BR, 2 BA, Ranch on for $61,900. CBO117 extras. Located on furnished. Trailer- lots bedrooms, 2 bath, $62,500. ters, wind basement, garage. Contact 329-3716 ADVERTISING City Lot. Double SINGLE? Com- approx. 1 acre with and trailer for rent. 774- ef- 4 BEDROOMS 2 miles. Disp. range, CA. thats as energy or 368-9669. RATES Garage, Treated pletely remodeled blacktop frontage. -- 5351 or 336-4761. ficient as it is bath, 2 story, 34 Ac, $59,000 CR1197. Deck, Covered little house, close to $73,000.00. ---- 97-TFC---- beautiful. $68,800. A183F $55,500. CONVENIENT WORDS Porch, More. CN 238. Post, CBR79, $25,000. COUNTRY AT- LOT 19 - A split level RENTAL AVAIL- LOCATION... ISSUES 7-15 16-20 21-25 1950 GMC PICKUP $62,500. HOME AND IN- MOSPHERE: dream with over 2000 ABLE - Call For BRICK 4 BR, 2 BA 3 Times 5.70 6.70 9.05 truck, excellent con- 4Times 6.60 7.79 10A NEW LISTING- COME: 2 bedroom Modular home with Sq. Ft. living area, Details! ranch in West EXECUTIVE FOR SALE OR LEASE: dition, runs great. 2 5 Times 7.25 8.60 11.20 home with 2 room permanenft foun- finished basement AFTER HOURS Waynesville. 1 Week 8.90 10.40 13.40 HOME. Hilltop KIS photo machine for $1,800. 364-0668. FP, garage, apartment, 1+ acres, dation- 15 acres will has 23 x 18 family Art Slmmoneau Prefab Retreat! Lovely, 4 developing color prints. --- M-160-7TC-----. Crocker area, VA --$69,900.00. room, utility room 736-5567 fully equip. kitchen. PAID IN ADVANCE BR, 2' BA, Ranch CBR39, $44,000. HOUSE, Use in your business to PRETTY BLACK and Just Listed. $72,500 CORRECTIONS: If an 7 ROOM and bath. 3 bedrooms Karen Reese over Full Basement IG AN D generate additional Silver 1982 Dodge CR1189. error should occur in B great room with upstairs, and more. 759-6239 on 2.39 Acres ml. 4 consumer traffic. Call fullsize Spanish 4 your advertisement, BEAUTIFUL fireplace, large Super nice home. Darrell Winfrey Pickup QUALITY Native Stone veneer. 2 acres, 364-2468 Ext. 49 for BA ranch in dial 336-3711 im- bedrooms, 1,4 living area. Dining $69,900. 417-286-3665 automatic tran- BR, 3 as the DAILY Too much to list all M.L. ,2400 sq. ft., 2:% further information. condition, lovely location. mediately room, kitchen with John Trudell smission, air GUIDE will be amenities here! cabinets --- 140-TFC--- DR, LR, baths, many dining area, 3 COMPUTER SKILLS 336-3689 cruise, like new tires Formal responsible for the first Appointment Only. $79,900. CBR1O3. 2 FOR SALE: Firewood best offer. Fain. Rm. FP, CA. bedrooms, 1' baths, T1raining. Financial aid Harold Wells $3950.00 or insertion only. CN 236. $83,500. full basement, slabs. Approximately Like new 1984 Ford 3200 Sq. Ft. LA. DEADLINE AFTER HOURS available. 1-800-772- 336-3538 NEW LISTING- -- $8.00. Haul hat- $98,750. CR1199. Farnham 's 774-2127 central air one cord. JOBS. Metro Business Oaa LIST WITH Escort 4 door 12:00 Noon GREAT FOR 336- Day Before Publication Lindy 774-5391 $55,500.00. your own and save. College, 6th and Cedar, }rrrcUS lOCALLY chback, air condition, REDUCED! HORSE LOVERS. 3 DIAL 336-3711 VI 774-2646 ONLY $53,200.00 for 3132, open 7:00-5:00 Rolla, MO 65401. SF1LL THROUGH new Firestone tires, Beautiful 2 story BR House, 15 Acres Pat 774-5896 approx. 1500 sq. ft. of Monday-Saturday. US NAT1IONALLY gold color $3750.00. 774- stately manor. 5 BR, Fenced, Out- -- D-97-TFC--- 2 BA on 4 acres. 1 Joy 759-6531 living area. Kitchen- 5630. FOR buildings, Terrific MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Larry 759-2150 dining area com- FOR SALE-Color Video, Roger Adams Leaded windows, 2 View! Modern House Training. Financial aid wooden 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, Rosemary 329-3976 bination living room, Camera and portable stairwells, sets on Hill available. 1-800-772- C smob e beams, cornices and split foyer, half acre, 2 Tom 329-2178 great room, 1:% VCR in mint condition overlooking 1-44. JOBS. Metro Business WANTED TO BUY- rails. Barn, bath, family room with Cecil 774-5964 baths, utility area with carrying case. BUICK plate Convenient to Ft. College, 6th and Cedar, Seasoned split firewood outbldgs. 2 garages. fireplace, 2 car garage, Jackie 774-2122 with lots of storage, Guaranteed! $900. 774- P1 Jeep. Wood. CN 237 $56,500. Rolla, Mo. 65401. in truckload lots 16". Many extras. $67,500 deck, 40 foot t.v. tower, 1,. acres, just off the 5440. C OUN TR Y -- M-111-TFC --- /O RENAULT Call 759-6237. all electric, many ex- blacktop. --- J-154-TFC -- CR1157. RETREAT. 3 BR, 2 MOTEL ROOMS-Daily FIXER UPPER: 4 HELP WANTED- --- M-78-TFC --- FIXER-UPPERS 1-2 tras. $59,500. West BA Frame & Brick $15.95; Weekly $75; FOR SALE-Wood, green McDonalds of St. bedroom home with ROLLA RARE COIN, BR ranch on 1', Waynesville. 314-774- Ranch on 6.24 Acres phones, TV; HBO, or seasoned, about 18", Robert's now accepting Pre Owned Cars over 1900 sq. ft., lots 7th and Pine. We buy, acres. Close to post 5686. ml. Fireplace for Playboy Channel, delivered. Call 774-5690 applications for all 86 Olds 98 Regency Bro. -- of living area, wood 86 Pontiac Parissene we sell, we loan. U.S. LR, DR, Kit. $25,000. --- B-163-7TP Winter; Swimming nearby shopping center. after 6:00 p.m. shifts, apply anytime. YOU HAVING heat, drilled well, Wgn. and Foreign Coins. CR1193. ARE Pool for Summer. 336-5767. -- C-122-TFC-- --- M-158-TFC--- TROUBLE BUYING A 1.83 acres, 1,2-10th 85 Olds Ciera LS 4 Dr. Sterling, Gold Rings, 2-5 RM, 2 BR ranch Paved Road. - -C-74-12TC--- EA RL Y HOME? If so I will co- miles off T h-ighway - N EW WANTED-Certified 85 Buick Skyhawk 2 Dr. Dental Gold, U.S. and on .6 acre. $18,000 Minutes to Fishing NOW LEASING Fox' Sofa and 85 Olds 98 Regency Bro. sign 265-3873. -$25,000.00. American Medication Technician foreign stamps, CR1191. on Gasconade and 85 Chev Camero Z28 T- -- F-146-34TP -- Access Run Condominiums RENTALS: 1, 2 & 3 Chair $265.00, 13 piece for nursing home. Call Diamonds and Guns. SUBURBAN 3 BR River. CN 223. Town Homes. 2 and 3 family room good wood Director of Nurses 336- Top ranch on 3 acres.. $O0' Reduce to bedrooms. 85 Olds Calais 2 Dr. 364-4272. 1 ACRE, 3 bedroom, bedrooms. North outer group set, $937.45. Good 4322. Fenced lot & shed. dining room, have SEVERAL 3 85 Olds Toronado --- R-112-TFC-- kitchen, $51,500. road, St. Robert, Mo. We quality King size --- S-146-TFC - 84 Olds Delta 88 Bro. 2 Garage, deck. laundry, family room,' ENJOY YOUR BEDROOM HOMES 336-4585. mattress set $259.95. CABLE TV SALES Dr. PAYING TOP DOLLAR Secluded vet con- 2'2 car garage. $38,000. on one of FOR RENT! 84 Olds Delta 88 Bro. 4 COFFEE -- F-206-TFC-- Theres more at Greens person. Call Doug for used army surplus. venient. $41,500 (VA) 314-942-4068. Two Private Decks AFTER HOURS Dr. your E FF IC IE NC Y Furniture Sales 3 miles Erickson. 336-5284. Will pick up at or make offer. -- E-160-14TP---- off Huge Master Judy 774-2267 83 Buick Skyhawk Wgn. Call; APARTMENTS, $250, north of Waynesville -- P-161-TFC- --- 83 Chev Caprice Classic home if preferred. CR1136. HOUSE FOR SALE in Bedroom in this Tish 774-5893 Highway 17, Visa, 336-3828 evenings 341- Bosa1e!ght..Call 336 utilities furnished. 336- 3285. Mastercard, layaway, 2836. "YOU'LL BE SOLD --- G-160-11TC- - accepted. ---- 122-TFC---- ON OUR EXTRA --- G-165-6TP--- 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, WANTED TO BUY- EFFORT" unfurnished, clean, $250 _USED EQUIPMENT Used furniture and' Jewel 336-5133 per month, and utilities. for sale. Reach-In, appliances. Call 336- Aweda 674-3746 336-3285. grills, deep fat fryers; 5022. Linda 765-4354 --- G-160-11TC - tables and chairs. Draft Jimmie 435-6739 beer machine, cash Stan 435-0452 registers, conveyor WANTED TO BUY- Mike 417-458-4329 check-out stand, carts. Used 4 wheel drive Rebecca 774-6165 774-5351. pickups. Paying top --- 5-97-TFC--- dollar. Call Bill 336-3315. 1-800-21-622 - brcur.AlMetOIE SEASONED CORD uPREad-O own. WOOL), $50. 16" and 24". Delivered. Seasoned oak. Call 336-4897 TOMOBILEHOMES evenings. DUE TO THE FIRE in fortyfvret loxnceand --- K-88-TFC-- Brookview's office on 12-24-86, my records FOR RENT: 2 Room HALF PRICE! clen. Couplsaolys FLASHING arrow signs 86 Oldsmobile? were destroyed. If pets. Call furnished apartment. come see- no smallchild. ANopet.1 $299! Lighted, non- & Buicks anyone has put in an 336- bedroom, furnished $100 per month. 759-7652 before 5:00 p.m. arrow $279! Unlighted AUTO application in the past 4894. cottage. Country set- or 774-2044. ting. Privacy. 774-2845. --- P-162-TFC -- $249! Free letters! See please come back and locally. Call today! HOURS fill out another. Many 2 BEDROOM APART- Mon-Fri. 8:00 to 6:00 -2 Bedroom Factory: 1 (800) 423- vacant apartments FOR RENT MENT for rent. Car- Sat 9:00 to 4:00 furnished. Call LARGE 3 Bedroom 0163, any time. ready to fill on Jan. 23. duplex peting through out. Only 336-3519. home, unfurnished, -- H-162-7TP 500 Hwy. 63 S. Cindy Woodruff 774- minutes from gate. $235. Rolla, Mo. --- D-164-14TP---- West Waynesville, 774- FIREWOOD FOR 1984 Ch rlar 2613. 2592. 336-3805. -- C-159-7TP -- SALE-Approximately2 Lw EE -- B-161-7TC-- --- M-165-3TC-- Mbilehomree. Call 336 $,30. Ap- FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom cord, one cord, Apartment, unfurnished proximately Pen- except stove and $50, delivered. 2316. 1985 Comoro Looking For An refrigerator. No pets. dleton 774 Al West Chrysler's Gurnte isecin hom es,.apartmnesand' 774-6366. -- P-111-TFC--- Phoe39-455 Extra Retirment, --- R-154-TFC- - FOR SALE-All sized Annual Used Car Roer. CoZYlesACRES stone and C'OMPARE! Not new crushed PmaRKch. all 336s.71o lime. 1994 Grand Prlcx 16-1TP-I I Income? but nice. Not free but agricultural You should buy one of these properties. You can live there 774te2298. s. 74 SUPER SALE and be a landlord besides!' It has tax advantages, will help affordable. Spacious 1 $985 pay your bills, and won't take valuable time away from your M---278-TFC-- and 2 bedroom apart- 1985 VW Camper stove, refrigerator, activities. other ments. Utilities fur- 30.000 miles. Only $12995. Take A Look At These: FORbeNT-Larglentwo nished including cable. 1984 Dodge Daytona 5-speed, AC, Only 9andtreesbedroo Near High School. West $4995. No. 182 -- Two homes, possibilities for two nice apartments, Waynesville. 774-2228. $9295 16 x :2 in-ground swimming pool, Jacuzzi tub-shower com- Ranger, V-6, automatic. Only nhdormcune furnihed -----E-56-TFC---- 1984 Ford bination, very accessible to 1-44. Lots of extras. Asking 199 I$rons Asst $3495. $90,000 with owner financing available. WOOD VILLAGE-For Dodge D150 Royal SE, loaded, $7995. No. 108 - An operating mobile home park with 20 large and 33-342TF-- rent 1 & 2 bedroom 1985 and lots of room for expansion. Located on SE I p. lovely sites apartments: 1, 2, & 3 $11¢1495 1984 VW Vanagon GL AC, 29,000 miles. Missouri Highway 17 with both a well and rural water. 5 12- Only $8995. wide, furnished Mobile homes are included in the $100,000 FOR RENTTwominte bedroom mobile homes; price, and owner will finance at 10 percent. Present monthly also large mobile home 1986 Trans Amt 1984 Dodge 600 SE 4 dr., loaded, $5995. income stands at over $1,500. lots just outside Main 1981 Dodge Omni 4 dr., 4-speed, Only No. 163 -- Double-wide mobile home on full basement ' ithln 4 pal.3o6426.Cafter36- miles of the main gate. You can live in the doublewide, rent Gate.:336-3215. $950. out the basement, and develop the two extra mobile home C 13-7-TFC--- -- F-?:-TFC - - 1981 VW Scirocco 5-speed, AC, sunroof, spaces for additional Income. Asking prIce is $:7,500 and APARTMENTS FOR $3495. owner will finance. RENT: 2 bedroom, 1' * No. 180 - 17 apartments in 4 buildings, plus a :-bedroom $60.00 PER HUNDRED 1979 Olds Cutlass 54,000 miles, V-8, local home with a full basement -- all on one property in bath, townhouse in St. PAID for remailing car, $2895. ',r $3,000. Excellent FOR SALE-1977 Dodge Waynesville. Monthly rental income is Robert. Quiet area, letters from home! Send 1984 VW Rabbit Diesel, $2950. location. Much furniture is included. Asking price is $299,500. large yard, private Travaco Van. 6 cylin- S self-addressed, stamped 1984 VW Jetta GLI 5 speed, AC, sunroof. entrance, and patio, der, standard, (seats S envelope for in- ( * ) Jim Falge-Broker make bed), ice box, Only $6495. range, refrigerator, and formation-application. Waynesville, Mo.' d sink, electric outlet. 1984 VW Rabbit Diesel, AC, Only $3995. 5 dishwasher. All utilities Associates, Box 95-B. (Formerly united ?425 furnished. 336-4097. $1,200. 314-774-2549. Form Agency, Inc.) 7425 Roselle, NJ 07203. Hwy 63 South Rolla 364-1233 -- C-161-TFC------S-162-1OTP ------P-92-TFC- - Thursday, January is 1987 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Page 1? a wire whisk before serving over sal- ad greens or mixed fruit and greens. Is Low In Cholesterol This kitchen-tested recipe makes I WANT TO RENT, Tasty Chicken cup. cup water Chicken baked in the oven using a wheat germ, cinnamon, salt, lemon teaspoon dill weed no-cholesterol oil makes a lower-cho- peel, garlic powder and black pepper. teaspoon paprika BUY, SELL, lesterol entree. For extra flavor and In another pie pan combine safflower cider vinegar tablespoons crunch, prepare a special coating in oil, honey and lemon juice. Chicken rolled which to dip the chicken parts. Re- Dip chicken in safflower oil mix- Baked CLASSIFIEDS move the skin before baking for an ture and coat with wheat germ mix- In a cup, combine mustard and even lower cholesterol dish. Serve ture, shaking off excess. Place skin warm water; set aside for 10 minutes in wheat germ and with a mixed green salad dressed with side up on a well-oiled shallow baking for flavor to develop. In a small a zippy topping and baked potatoes pan. Repeat with remaining chicken. saucepan. combine flour and safflow- no-cholesterol oil ALL mix- un- DO IT with low-fat cottage cheese. Spoon remaining safflower oil er oil. Cook and stir over low heat Q U ART ER S ture over chicken. til bubbly. Stir in salt and black pep- HONEY-WHEAT GERM makes a crunchy, CLEANING - 22 years Bake until chicken is golden, about per, mustard mixture and 2/3 cup experience. All work CHICKEN 45 minutes. Cover with foil. Continue water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; nutritious entree. guaranteed. Take power 1 cup toasted wheat germ baking until chicken is tender, about cook and stir until thickened, 2 to 3 Classffied of attorney! Call 774- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 10 minutes longer. This kitchen-tested minutes. Remove from heat. 5559. / teaspoon salt recipe makes 4 portions. Stir in dill, paprika and vinegar. Set R&R HOME REPAIR - BOOKKEEPING & - -. 1--78-TFC-- 3/ teaspoon grated lemon peel aside until cool. Refrigerate in a cov- TAX SERVICE. At the Carpentry, painting, COMPLETE Mobile '/ teaspoon garlic powder ered container until serving. Stir with door of your store. D)ebit texture, sheetrock, Home Service. Skirting 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper CREAMY MUSTARD DILL ne M ob il e safflower oil electrical, plumbing, O & Repairs at The Mobile 'A cup SALAD DRESSING Call 417- /4 cup honey underpinning. Rich 774- Bookkeeping. Home In The Sky. 314- 2794, 774-6318. 588-1320 collect. 1/ cup fresh lemon juice teaspoon powdered mustard 336-3833. 3 pounds chicken parts (skin teaspoon warm water --- R-140-3OTP-- --- M-142-3TP-- --- M-124-TFC- - your flour Choose removed, if desired) 1 tablespoon JOHN TERUIO, the cup safflower oil Yankee Handyman. CHIMNEY SWEEP CLEANED. We take Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a teaspoon salt Home and mobilehome Dependable service, power of attorney. pie pan or shallow bowl, combine 1/16 teaspoon ground black pepper repairs, carpentry, modern equipment, and Quick service, electrical and plum- insured. Serving reasonable prices. Star Waynesville, St. Robert. bing. Call 336-5841. Cleaning Service, 336- options Richland, Crocker, --- T-l 12-TFC -- Iberia, Dixon and REPAIR SERVICE-All surrounding area. 314- makes of sewing 736-5168. Ask for Lee Classes at Drury Collkge's Fort Leonard Wood Residence message machines. Experienced. Evans or leave FOR SALE-AKC Chow your busy schedule. Whether you're on code-a-phone. Center are planned around Located at Lynch's, Puppies, $75 and up; civilian or mr.ilitary, you can choose the time best for you: Have Equipment AKC Champion Sirad Waynesville Sewing Will Travel morning, afternoon, or evening. Classes are offered at Fort Chihuahua's, $135; Visa- Center. 336-4741. Rolla and Lebanon. MasterCard accepted. Leonard Wood, 314-336-4579. FASHION --- P-i145-TFC----- Associate of Science Bachelor of Science FOR SALE-Cairn IN 1987 Accounting Accounting Terriers, AKC, 3 males, Art Art $80 each. 314-265-3311. Business Administration Business Administration Criminal Justice Criminal Justice English Elementary Education G R 0 0 M I N GI Environmental Studies Psychology Personalized styling for General Studies Sociology all small canine. Call It's color in a dazzling comeback. It's curl that's Juvenile Justice Nursing (for R.N.s only) Joanne or Beverly, 336- making waves. Its texture to add depth and Legal Assistant dimension. Its hairdress for success. The look of hair today! Yours right now-with SoColor"' Honey Crerne Haircolor, Matrix" perms. Master in Business Administration and the creative touch of our hair design experts. Master in Education COMMERCIAL Call for a complimentary consultation. OR It's your choice. For more information, please contact us. PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE IN You cart register now. area for lease or Classes begin Jan. 12, 1987 s a le . Sp ac e PERFORMANCE negotiable. Suc- Beauty In Hair PERFECTION cessful Rolla ---wwwo enter restaurant for 10 TrumnEucaton IN CARE Mo. 65473 years. 364-2546. NEXT DOOR TO CENTRAL Ft. Leonard Wood, 1314336-4678 COLLEGE OF COSMETOLOGY ST. ROBERT, MO. (314) 329-4400 I I ML-521 IS A PATEN- MASTERCARD, VISA, TED fuel improver for layaway welcome. New FOR SALE: increasing horsepower recliners $89.95, new in diesel trucks and mattress sets $87.50. FIBERGLASS topper MP.G. to 30 percent. Good quality large early HERE IS YOUR CHANCE"'! for short bed fullsize Saves money and im- American sofa and pickup, sliding frt. proves performance of chair $539.95, large 6 window, sliding side automobiles. Will piece wood sofa set windows with screens, reduce fuel costs up to $587.95. There's more at black inl color. 364-0508. 25 cents per gallon. $5.95 the big store-Green's --- S-1 66-lTC---- bottle will treat 120 Furniture Sales, 3 miles gallons of fuel. Specify north of Waynesville, gas or diesel. MID- Highway 17. You Can Now Run Your Classified WEST LAB, Rt. 5 Box ---- G-166-lTP--- CI assifieds 367, Salem, Mo. 65560.

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w NEAT TRI-LEVEL near schools, parks. shopping.3 TOWN COUNTY bedrooms. 1. baths, family room. $48,000. & BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME with 6 bedrooms.3 REALTORS® baths, spacious family room & fireplace, formal living and dining deck. 3 car garage, excellent 364-2303 condition. $110,000. Dale Johnson ... 341-5838 EXCELLENT BUY - priced below market - 3 Caroleen Ferrell bedrooms, 2 baths, great room, in growing area...... 364-1973 $52,300. LOT in Greenlefe. $9,0100. Laura Powell . .364-5570 WOODED Guffey .341-5891 OLDER HOME on 2 lots. $40,000. Chester SIX ROOM HOME in older area zoned commercial. Jean Twitty .... 364-3054 $24,000. Mary Lee Sands, Sales Representatives: Broker...... 364-2577 Freda Brown 364-8399 Betty Rowland 364-7711 If New Is You- Jenny Wells 364-2581 Jean Bertelsman 729-5501 LAUREL DRIVE in Marianne Lexa 364-2954 Sharon Meek 364-5757 364-8876 Robert L. Sooter 341-3281 Wedgewood is location Mary Costoplos for a Paul Lewis ranch 3 BEDROOM, ALL LIKE NEW 1984 Ford style home featuring: 3 Escort L. 4 door hat- bdrms., 21-. baths, electric home and 4.5 Your ad will reach every home on Fort Leonard vaulted ceilings. oak acres, located 71. miles chback, 4 speed, 4 flooring, fireplace, deck SW of Salem. 314-729- cylinder, new Firestone deluxe. $89,900. 6739. tires, air condition, it's HUTCHINSON AD- -- R-166-ITC-- nice-- only $3750.00 774- Wood with a distributionof 7,000 "Guidon's" DITION - New Ranch on 5630. f ullIunfinished 240 ACRES OF G-166-ITP -- basement, :3 bedrooms, . WILDERNESS 1979 CHEV. :i TON 112 baths, garage, deck, Security, freedom, pickup, 4 speed, 4 wheel every week neutral colors. $41,900. survival. Hills, valleys, Terms Available. drive, 350 v-8 46,XXX springs, timber, actual miles. This is a NO STEPS in this pasture, (cave), cabin, centrally located newly very nice truck 364-0508. constructed home with 2 well, fenced, elect., bedrooms, large utility phone, All the game and Preowned Cars area, walking distance beauty nature can 84 Olds Delta 88 4 dr. to downtown Rolla. provide. Ideal for in- 82 Chev. Cclebr-itv 4 15 Words $31,900. Ridenhour dividual, family, or dr. $ 00 Construction. Recreation, group. 82 Buick Regal 2 dr. Plus home, or profit. Near 82 Olds Cutlass 2 dr. ONL Y 10 for each additional WHY NOT RESTORE Dixon, No money down. 78 V-W Rabbit 2(Ir. classic colonial word over 15 Words this on balance. I'm 65 Chev. Impala 2 dr. setting on 2 city lots, 3 30 years Buy 81 AMC Eagle bedrooms, I1-,baths, too old to handle. basement, formal living from this ad and ask 4x4'S &dining, den. $49,900. about $10,000 bonus. 84 F'ord Bronco Builders Home: THORNHILL, Rt. 5 Box 86 Chev S-1(0 Blazer A farmhouse adaptation 543, Rolla, Mo. 65401. 79 Chev : ,toin 4 spd. USE THIS CONVENIENT FORM: with the most up to date -- R-166-lTC- 79 Dodge Power features including: 4 Wagon bdrms., 212 baths, 77 Chev ' ton 4spd. sunken family room, 76 Chev Blazer Payment and signature must accompany ad formal living & dining with bay window, room AND elegant country living in PRETTY BLACK Southwood just 2 miles SILVER 1982 Dodge 1 Name south on Hwy. 0. pickup Prospector, full $117,500. size, automatic tran- Address. smission, air condition, (Next to Wal-Mart) i cruise, like new tires 930 Hwy 63 South $3950.00 or best offer. Rolla, Missouri 7 8 9 774-5630. 314-364-0508 G-166-1TP-- 10 11 12 (Phone) All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to advertise 'any preference, 13 14 15 limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national ------i- t- e - -- -- origin, or an intention to make such preference, limitation or discrimination.' The GUIDON will not knowingly accept any ad- vertisement for real estate that Is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are DEADLINE: Monday - 3 PM for Thursday's weekly Fort Leonard Wood "Guidon" available on an equal opportunity basis. Fort Leonard Wood Guldon Thursday, January 15, 1987 Page 18 Fort Wood Cable TV Weekly Listings ------I Q1~WISH YOU WERE HERE 'NjZOO FAMILY pionship, trom Tucson, Ariz. (RI (C) MOVIE SHOW 1:00 .D FIRING LINE 'H, MOVIE ** "Iron Eagle' (1986) Louis TV COLLEGE BASKETBALL Louisiana Sunday Convers'Wlion[ ie for~(e c[abl.1 (E) SPORTSCENTER SUNDAY EE) Gossett Jr , Jason Gedrick. 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Cable News Network, 12 4 7 4 (Live) 6:301ID INSIGHT mD DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER 5 9-B EDJ SEARCH Local Information 7-21 5 TELETHON O1~THREE SCORE / COMMUNITY CAL- X MTV, Music Television 5 15 16 20 13-A III 700 CLUB TELETHON ENDAR ®D WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW Network 33 26 (117TOM & JERRY AND FRIENDS i Home Shopping ® MOVIE * *1/2 "Charlie Chan In City In (C MOVIE * * "The Slugger's Wife" Y Video Hits 1 34 21 Darkness" (1939) Sidney Toler, Lynn Bani. (1985) Michael OKeefe, Rebecca DeMor- ANGLING ADVENTURES Weather Channel 19 18 6 9-B 0~ nay. D9MOVIE * * "rfhunder In The Valley" OP YOU AND ME, KID Guest: Caren Playboy Channel 22 30 32 (1947) Lon McCallister, Edmund Gwenn. Kaye. TENNIS Pringles Light x FNN 24 20 12-A E~WOMEN'S 91MMOVIE * ** "A Woman Of Paris" Pro-Celebrity Classic, from Turnberry Isle, (1923) Edna Purviance, Adolphe Menjou. r Lifetime Network 25 19 19 Fla. (Taped) LASSIE N~ OUT OF CONTROL * C-Span 26 23 N S BLIND SUNDAY The friendship be- (S MOVIE * ** "The Badlanders" tween a teen-age boy and a blind teen- X Black Entertainment 28 22 (1958) Alan Ladd, Ernest Borgnine. age girl is portrayed in a drama starring -x Spanish International 29 j MASTER Leigh McCloskey and Jewel Blanch. Discovery 36 16 12:15 t71~MOVIE * ** '"Three Godfathers" ImlurAiwl 6:45 (y9D WHAT'S NU? (1949) John Wayne, Ward Bond. No Listings RC-nT-ALL] 7:0080 A9 JAMES KENNEDY 12:30 ®D WALL $TREET WEEK 0 MUPPETS m! BUSINESS WORLD ID JIMMY SWAGGART ONMYSTERIOUS CITIES OF GOLD TELETHON A fund-raiser benefiting vic- Q JBASSMASTERS ®~ PASTOR'S STUDY 9:35 1tf MOVIE ***/2 "Northwest Pas- tims of cerebral palsy featuring national M..MOVIE ** .1"Ticket To Hollywood" I® LOCAL sage" (1940) Spencer Tracy, Robert coverage from New York and Los Angeles (1980) Hosted by Jackie Cooper. EDJ KENNETH COPELAND Young. with hosts Nancy Dussault, Florence Hen- ®1 SUNDAY EDITION Newton, - - -- 1 10:00 0 WILD KINGDOM derson, Dennis James, Wayne SCHULLER q T ROBERT 0l WORLD TOMORROW John Ritter, Nancy Morgan Ritter and OP DUMBO'S CIRCUS FOR OUR TIMES Henry Winkler. ANTHONY'S ® IF DSPORTSCENTER ®1 PERKINS FAMILY Tracy is forbidden 10:30 0 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ®~ MOVIE * * "Sesame Street Presents: see Matt; the parents have doubts 0 AGRONSKY AND COMPANY of Jim to Follow That Bird" (1985) Voices about Grandma as a sitter; Alex thinks mD HIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Henson, Carroll Spinney. about switching instruments. ®i WORLD TOMORROW ** *k W7©ODS * * WORLD O MR. 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Australia that things go better with Coke. EDLIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- Stand-up comedian Robert Klein takes by's crew chief:' 3tevse cNtaugh tor:and 0W WEEKEND WITH THE STARS ~DSPORTSCENTER SUNDAY MOUS the spotlight in his first one-man Broad- Phil Waters as2they prepare his cars for TELETHON CONTINUES (K MOVIE ** / "Nighthawks" (1981) way show. Instereo. the classic roar, ace, The G'fen. In stereo. Sylvester Stallone, Rutger Hauer. CjAMERICA'S CUP: CHALLENGE ® CHARLES IN CHARGE 1:30 ®D COLLEGE BASKETBALL DOWN UNDER Challengers' Final. (Live) (A9 JOHN OSTEEN 1:30 ED SOLID GOLD (PJ Go LC0RS LiH AlI5Mr~ Q~ SMOTHERS BROTHERS 1:35 O; * *{ / The, Jewel Of The Syracuse at Michigan (Live) O~ MOVIE ** "Once Bitten" (1985) (Y)CANNON () UD THE VIRGINIAN N SMOTHERS BROTHERS Nile" (i985) Kathleen Michael 60J 700 CLUB TELETHON "Missing In Action 2: The Lauren Hutton, Jim Carrey. M4BOB NEWHART Trner, )W_ WEEKEND WITH THE STARS CD MOVIE * * 1 iJ MOVIE ** "Superbug, Super /2 John C) HIDDEN HEROES Featured: Jim Bus- Douglas. vic- Beginning" (1985) Chuck Norris, Soon- 4MMOVIE ** "Blow Out" (1981) Agent" (1976) Robert Mark, Heidi Hansen. TELETHON A fund-raiser benefiting Travolta, Nancy Allen. tims of cerebral palsy featuring national Teck Oh. An American colonel, held pris- oner by sadistic Vietnamese captors, c~ DAVE DELDOTTO REAL ESTATE ©7i MOVIE ** "National Lampoon's Eu- coverage from New York and Los Angeles Hen- makes a bid for freedom for himself and SEMINAR ropean Vacation" (1985) Chevy Chase, with hosts Nancy Dussault, Florence SECRETS derson, Dennis James, Wayne Newton, his fellow POWs. 'R' E~ COSSMAN'S $$ Beverly DAngelo. 11:40 (CMOI*** "McCabe And Mrs. John Ritter, Nancy Morgan Ritter and (t] GO FOR YOUR DREAMS Central 1:45 ®IIilDTV (W WORLD TOMORROW Miller" (1971) Warren Beatty, Julie Chris- 2:00Q HEROES: MADE IN THE U.S.A. Henry Winkler. tie. MCLAUGHLIN GROUP 10:10 (] FIVE MILE CREEK Q ONE MILLION CHILDREN ARE WAIT- 6:30 a) 11:45® CNN NEWS of E[]DSKI WORLD 10:15 CBS NEWS ING ®D ABC NEWS q O~j MOVIE ** "That Was Then... This Is EGREAT PERFORMANCES Nl MY THREE SONS Now" (1985) Emilio Estevez, Craig Sheffer. 7:008 0 VALERIE CD ONE BIG FAMILY ED700 CLUB MOVIE "Harry And Son" ID E® MURDER, SHE WROTE 10:300 ** '~ !*Now Open In St. Roh rt Qi AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE (1984) Paul Newman, Robby Benson. 12:00 0 THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC Featured: the Fort Recovery Grand na- ED El OUT ON A LIMB Shirley Mac- TREK Lane, Anne Jackson and Charles Dance O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- ~JSTAR *Open For Student Lnro met tionals - NTPA Tractor Pull from Fort Re- MOUS T~ AT THE MOVIES covery, Ohio. Instereo. star in this dramatization of the autobio- graphical best seller that chronicles Shir- (D MOVIE * * * "The Wilby Conspira- 17 WORLD TOMORROW "Work Performed B Sed en CJBEST OF WALT DISNEY PRESENTS cy" (1975) Sidney Poitier, Michael Caine. A) LOOK AT ME NOW Blast at ley MacLamne's quest for psychic self -dis- Uinder Supervision ®I MISL SOCCER Baltimore CHILDREN ARE WAIT- EJOE FRANKLIN Cleveland Force (Live) covery. Tonight: Shirley's non-stop ®D ONE MILLION concert schedule arndan unfulfilling rela- ING 12:30 ® IT'S YOUR BUSINESS "Financial Assistan; 0 MOVIE * ** "Kiss Me Kate" (1953) QUINCY ENEWS Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. tionship with a British politician prompt ® ED 700 CLUB TELETHON CONTINUES EDENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK CAN YOU BE THINNER? her to question her role in life. (Part 1of 2) 2:308® 0 LOU GRANT (I) FAME " en For Servictiml~uFi t7l MOVIE * ** "Red River" (1948) ~DNATURE tI3JOHN ANKERBERG 17~LARRY JONES John Wayne, Montgomery Clift. LANOWHERE TO TURN Q~ LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- CNDMONKEES 3:00 00 CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 0i WISH YOU WERE HERE Q DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER MOUS 7WIIT IS WRITTEN 10:45 1 IT'S A LIVING ®OQD KEYS TO SUCCESS Aririouricirn :i" TELETHON CONTINUES 17~INATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLOR- 11:00 ED STAR SEARCH 1:001El MOVIE ** "The Flame Is Love" ED 700 CLUB TELETHON CONTINUES ER (1979) Linda Purl, Timothy Dalton. (]CDMOVIE * ** "After Hours" (1985) V ,W)JIMMY SWAGGART Financial i EDWIND AT ONE'S FINGERTIPS Organ (A LARRY JONES 1~~CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S fUND Bedient isseen working on a Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette. Director builder Gene AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE CA 700 CLUB tracker organ for a church in Grand Ra- Martin Scorcese's dark-humored chroni- (1) Uk cle of a New Yorker's nightmarish late- Featured: the Fort Recovery Grand na- A MOTO WORLD Availi pids, Mich. Instereo. "Thunder In The Valley" night adventures in lower Manhattan. 'R' tionals - NTPA Tractor Pull from Fort Re- OD MOVIE ** ffJ COLLEGE BASKETBALL Louisville at covery, Ohio. Instereo. (1947) Lon MoCallister. Edmund Gwenn. Purdue (Live) CUP CONTINUED SCENTRAL $OLLIE:. AWA CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING (D MOVIE * ** "0. Henry's Full ®~AMERICA'S (CC MOVIE ** "The Slugger's Wife" 1) House" (1952) Marilyn Monroe, Dale Rob- O~ MOVIE * ** "Tom Brown's School C(] MOVIE * *12 "Murphy's Romance" (1985) Michael OKeefe, Rebecca DeMor- ertson. Days" (1940) Cedric Hardwicke, Freddie nay. (1985) Sally Field, James Garner. Until her COSMETOLOGY ex-husband reappears to complicate mat- (ND TURKEY TELEVISION Bartholomew. O~ MOVIE "The Kids Who Knew Too YOU BE THINNER? CD HOW TO MAKE A MILLION IN THE (1980) Sharon Gless, Larry Cedar. ters, a May-December romance blooms (ID CAN Much" 11:15 J BEVERLY HILLBILLIES STOCK MARKET S8:3 30 6 .5 00SMo [HD MOVIE ** "Shaker Run" (1985) ClIff between a divorced would-be horse train- 38 8 8 .-F Ni, ext To BH a benevolent small-town Arizona 11:30 0 GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS (W)MOVIE * ** "The Runaround" Robertson, Leif Garrett. er and (1946)_Ella Raines, Rod Cameron. druggist. PG-13' q MACHINE N RATED K: BY KIDS ® NEWS 1:10 ~! ROBERT KLEIN ON BROADWAY EQDALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR 1N DONNA REED 3:05 ®$ MOVIE **i/2 "Marie" (1985) Sis- CS MOVIE * *1/2 "Young Sherlock sy Spacek, Jeff Daniels. Holmes" (1985) Nicholas Rowe, Alan Cox. 3:300© 0 PGA GOLF Bob Hope Soon alter their first meeting in boarding Chrysler Classic, final round. (Live) school, the teen-aged Holmes and Watson become involved inthe mystery surround- 0SPORTS SUNDAY Scheduled: World Triathlon Championship (taped) from Nice, ing the unusual deaths of several London France.; NFL "All-Madden" selections, as gentlemen. Instereo. 'PG-13' q picked by NFL commentator John Mad- (Wj DAVID TOMA den. 7:300Q 0 EASY STREET ®I~ MOVIE * * "Here Come The Tigers" ED700 CLUB TELETHON CONTINUES (1978) Richard Lincoln, Samantha Grey. Qi WISH YOU WERE HERE Qi WISH YOU WERE HERE (NlMISTER ED (D MR. WIZARD'S WORLD CDWANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE 4:00 ®l MOVIE * "Feud Of The Range" EIFACE-OFF (1939) Bob Steele. 8:00 I® 0 MOVIE "Blood Vows: The Q MOTO WORLD Story Of A Mafia Wife" (Premiere) Melissa (IlNFL FILMS PRESENTS Highlights of Gilbert, Joe Penny. A fashion designer's Super Bowl XIX. (San Francisco 49ers vs. marriage takes an unusual turn when she Miami Dolphins) discovers that her lawyer husband is also REMEMBER THE DREAM OF MARTIN LUTHLL ING Ei MOVIE * *1/2 "Blow Out" (1981) John a member of an underworld family. Inster- Travolta, Nancy Allen. eo.4 (DROUTE 66 ( ®li MOVIE "Warm Hearts, Cold UD CHECK ITOUT! Feet" (Premiere) Margaret Colin, Tim ~WlWEEKEND WITH THE STARS Matheson. A young married couple who TELETHON A fund-raiser benefiting vic- write for rival Los Angeles newspapers tims of cerebral palsy featuring national share the wife's pregnancy with their read- coverage from New York and Los Angeles ers. 4 with hosts Nancy Dussault, Florence Hen- l) WONDERWORKS "Walking on Air" derson, Dennis James, Wayne Newton, Based on the story by Ray Bradbury, this John Ritter, Nancy Morgan Ritter and drama focuses on Danny, a wheelchair- Henry Winkler. bound young boy who fights to become 4:30 ED 700 CLUB TELETHON CONTIN- part of the space program. Lynn Redgrave UES stars. 4 01)BONANZA EI9RACE TO PERTH I " 0i HIDDEN HEROES Featured: Jim Bus- IAD700 CLUB by's crew chiefs Steve McNaughton and Q MOTO WORLD Phil Waters as they prepare his cars for ~DMOVIE ***1/2 "Born Free" (1966) the classic road race, The Glen. Instereo. Virginia McKenna, Bill Travers. A game {E~ NFL FILMS PRESENTS Highlights of warden and his wife raise a lion cub Super Bowl XX. (Chicago Bears vs. New named Elsa to maturity, when they realize England Patriots) that they must release her to survive inthe (ru DFRGGLE C K Gobo pnhutse lmb- w.ild on herHown.

(ND MOVIE *** "This Is Elvis" (1981) ciPERFORMANCE PLUS David Scott, Johnny Harra. Eti MOVIE SHOW END I SPY 0 OLRAI ®I. MOVIE ** 1/2 "The Jewel Of The Nile" E1D1ST& TEN: THE CHAMPIONSHIPS (1985) Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, LDBROTHERS UD AIR WOLF (U COVER STORY 5:300® 0)NBC NEWS (Wi STRAIGHT TALK ®DECBS NEWS 9:30 t7~ JERRY FAL WELL EDABC NEWS q; Q BASSMASTERS ®l SMALL WONDER EDMOVIE ** "Iron Eagle" (1986) Louis Q9l PUTTIN' ON THE HITS Gossett Jr., Jason Gedrick. The teen-aged QjQiNEW LEAVE ITTO BEAVER son of a fighter pilot and a retired Air ®i BASSMASTERS Force colonel take drastic action to rescue ED ANIMALS IN ACTION the boy's lather from his Middle Eastern captors. Instereo. 'PG-13' q EVENING (Di MOVIE **1/2 "The Last Run" (1971) George C. Scott, Tony Musante. A retired :000a 0 OUR HOUSE getaway driver helps an escaped convict ®D ED60 MINUTES flee the country when he discovers the mD 1 DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE "Great man is atarget for murder. 'PG' Moments in Disney Animation" Carol Bur- ( BEST OF BIZARRE nett introduces clips from Disney animat- CUD HOLLYWOOD INSIDER ed features such as "Fantasia," "Mary 9:40 ED ZORRO Poppins" and "Song of the South." q~ 10:008f 0 ED (D) EDNEWS ED TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL EDi STORY OF ENGLISH ®~i FAME EIABC NEWS q t7i~iWRESTLING STALES FROM THE DARKSIDE ®i AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE (i RODEO Mesquite Championship Ro- Featured: the Fort Recovery Grand na- deo from Mesquite, Texas. In stereo. tionals - NTPA Tractor Pull from Fort Re- E(I MOVIE ** "The Coca-Cola Kid" covery, Ohio. Instereo. (1985) Eric Roberts, Greta Scacchi. An At- O~ MOVIE * ** "The Great Caruso" lanta-based soft drink whiz kid tries to (1950) Mario Lanza, Ann Blyth. convince the citizens of a remote area of

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A soldier, goes (Ai MOVIE ***1/2 "The Way Ahead" side of poli- (111TAX DIGEST nessee prison farm, a Tennessee man in- ©C MOVIE * ** "After Hours" (1985) (1944) David Niven, Stanley Holloway. an observation of the lighter AWOL to try to win back his entertainer tics. 2:00 i®J VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD vents and is allowved to perfect a new Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette. MONEY MANIA wife. ®1~ C&9ANN SOTHERN (1)ODD COUPLE firearm. Ei~ MOVIE ***1/2 "Rembrandt" (1936) ® DSPORTSCENTER (AD MOVIE *1/2 "Amazon Quest" (1949) ®~ COLLEGE BASKETBALL Clemson at N ROUTE 6 Charles Laughton, Elsa Lanchester. CM MOVIE * "Death Wish 3" (1985) 9:00 ID ID CAGNEY &LACEY Georgia Tech (Live) (Subject to blackout) Di AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE Tom Neal, Carole Matthews. D AL FRED HITCHCOC HOUR (E9 MOVIE ** "Troll" (1986) June Lock- Charles Bronson, Deborah Raff in. j3MONEY MANIA M~ MOVIE * "Invasion U.S.A." (1985) (W)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS hart, Jenny Beck. nH MOVIE ** "Black Moon Rising" (I MO VIE *** "Sweet Dreams" (1985) Chuck Norris, Richard Lynch. A former 2:15 Ed Harris. Marital pitfalls ®~ COLLEGE BASKETBALL Iowa at Pur- 10:30 0 TONIGHT SHOW ®W)CANNON Tommy Lee Jones, Linda Hamilton. Jessica Lange, U.S. special agent's peaceful retirement is (1986) Cline's rise to brilliance in due(R) (D JEFFERSONS 10:45 (S3 MOVIE "J. Edgar Hoover" (1987) 2000 parallel Patsy rudely interrupted by an invading Commu- 2:30 CD BEYOND E)~ MOVIE * ** "Pale Rider" (1985) I T.J. HOOK(ER (R) Treat Williams, Rip Torn. the world of country music. Instereo. 'PG- nist force bent on turning Americans (y9~INN NEWS 13'z4 Clint Eastwood, Michael Moriarty. 11:00 I T.J. HOOKER GET SMART against each other. Instereo, 'R' nj7 N ISPY CN ROUTE 66 JjMACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR Q. MAMA'S FAMILY 1ijD BASEBALL: OLD TIMERS CLASSIC ®MY THREE SONS 9:15 (_S)MOVIE *** "Lady Jane" (1986) O0 BEST OF MONEY, MONEY, MONEY FILM Fact- 2:05&611 MOVIE * ** "Catherine The ®WIMOVIE * ** "Torn Curtain" (1966) Helena Bonham Carter, Cary Elwes. Paul Newman, Julie Andrews. In order to (U)iEWRESTLING based account of the events, both political Great" (1934) Elsabeth Bergner, Douglas 3:00 EDI MOVIE ** "Caxambu" (1968) Fairbanks Jr. obtain asecret formula necessary for per- John Ireland, Carol Ohmart. and romantic, surrounding the nine-day fecting anew weapon, an American physi- 1 reign of Lady Jane Grey as queen of Eng- 2:30 9 INN NEWS h2 Murder" cist pretends to defect to East Germany. J1~IMOVIE * * "Quiet Please, land in 1533. In stereo. 'PG-13' C CUDGET RICH WITH COINS (1943) George sanders, Gail Patrick. 2:35 (C) MOVIE ** "Final Justice" (1985) 8:30 01 NEW COUNTRY 17 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 9:20 (q) MOVIE * ** "Great Missouri Raid" (1950) Macdonald Carey, Wendell Joe Don Baker, Venantino Venantini. O~ ANN SOTHERN 8:45 OSE IT'S SHOWTIME ELE RESTLESS SEA Corey. The James and Younger boys be- 2:55 (HE MOVIE * *'/2 "Flesh & Blood" TURKEY TELEVISION 9:00 UNSOLVED MYSTERIES An ®i~ to ride the outlaw trail again. (1985) Rutger Hauer, Jennifer Jason 8 0 WERETURN OF THE SAINT gin examination of bizarre case histories in- 9:300 NEWS Leigh. - MOVIE **1/2 "Alamo Bay" (1985) ONE SINGLE PA YMENT NO LOAN 3:25C(] 3:00 ED SOFT AND ROMANTIC cluding a Wyoming man who was found Amy Madigan, Ed Harris. ADBILL COSBY three years after he vanished without leav- SVIDEOCOUNTRY EF MOVIE * ** "Lady In The Dark" MOVIE "National Lampoon's Eu- ing atrace, a 72-year-old Michigan woman (CS) ** Scared To Scream" (1944) Ginger Rogers, Ray Milland. ropean Vacation" (1985) Chevy Chase, C] MOVIE * * "Too who claims to be the lost daughter of auto MOVIE *1/2 "Lawless Range" (1935) Beverly DAngelo. (1985) Mike Connors, Anne Archer. A po- ®1~ lice lieutenant teams up with an undercov- John Wayne, Sheila Mannors. magnate John Dodge, and a look at the 407 42, Rolla 341-578 3:30 (17 IT'S YOUR BUSINESS death of an Oklahoma man -- a murder Hwy. -- ~-- er agent to investigate the murders of sev- ®N MOVIE **1/2 "Algiers" (1938) L., (9I HORSE SHOW JUMPING Michelob apartment Charles Boyer, Hedy Lamarr. that may be part of a nationwide series of Jumping Championship, from Tampa, Fla. eral women in a Manhattan contract killings. Host: Raymond Burr. house. 'R' ® ~1RBIN HOOD (R) 9:35 C1) DISNEY CHANNEL PREVIEW ®19 WRESTLING BD l JACK AND MIKE 4 EJTHE CONSERVATIVES From the 10:0080 ) m IDNEWS (WE MOVIE * ** "The Forgotten Man" (1971) Dennis Weaver, Anne Francis. 1948 Alger Hiss-Whittaker Chambers ED THREE'S COMPANY espionage case to the Reagan presidency, Mo)n da y Jl WKRP IN CINCINNATI 3:05 1[7EWORLD AT LARGE 3:3011, GET SMART the American Conservative movement's (A HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK development as a major political force is Th N s Lt r st Owner/Operated 19 January U1YOU CAN BE A STAR CA MOVIE *1/2 "Daughter Of The Jungle" OZZIE AND HAR- examined. Among those interviewed: Bar- ED ADVENTURES OF (1948) Lois Hall, James Caldwell. ry Goldwater, Clare Boothe Luce and Wil- EVENING RIET liam F.Buckley Jr. ( AMERICA'S CUP: CHALLENGE 6:0080 e® % 11NEWS DOWN UNDER Challengers' Final. (Live) Tuesday CC NEWS ®J~ NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (NDROUTE 66 (1)J CROOK AND CHASE 20 January *1/2 "Pee-wee's Big Adven- ED TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT (] ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR jC MOVIE * ture" (1985) Paul Reubens, Elizabeth Dai- ®l WKRP IN CINCINNATI (W CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS EVENING ley. To recover his cherished bicycle, Pee- ®9BARNEY MILLER 10:30 0 BEST OF CARSON wee Herman embarks on an odyssey that HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK IJ JEFFERSONS 6:0080®® IDNEWS OI7 him from San Antonio to Burbank. 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR I~SIMON &SIMON (R) E.j NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT takes In stereo. E COLLEGE BASKETBALL St. John's .9NIGHTLINE 1 ED TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT 'PG' 4 at Pittsburgh (Live) (Subject to blackout) EE)WKRP IN CINCINNATI []H 1ST & TEN: THE CHAMPIONSHIPS ®M MOVIE * *1/2 "Animals Are Beautiful C(.EMAGNUM, P.I. SBARNEY MILLER E®4ISPY People" (1975) Narrated by Paddy ~FANDANGO ([79 SANFORD AND SON E1~MOVIE **'/2 "Firstborn" (1984) Teni her sons' 0 Byrne. D( MOVIE ***1/2 "Green Mansions" CAHARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK Garr, Peter Weller. Despite lONYOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI- (1959) Audrey Hepburn, Anthony Perkins. YOU CAN BE A STAR warnings, a divorced woman becomes in- SION C)EI)SPORTSCENTER (E COLLEGE BASKETBALL Virginia volved with a charming, though latently sinister drifter who ultimately tears the ®$ ROBIN HOOD EM)MOVIE * *1/2 "Sharma And Beyond" Tech at Louisville (Live) (Subject to black- (U)AIR WOLF (1984) Suzanne Burden, Robert Urquhart. out) family apart. 'PG-113' 4 EWE$100,000 PYRAMID W CANNON ®11 YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVI- EJDRIPTIDE 6:05 17 SANFORD AND SON 11:00 E SIMON & SIMON SION 9:30 A CELEBRITY CHEFS 6:308 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE ALL INTHE FAMILY C®$ PAPER CHASE 0 ~JVIDEOCOUNTRY EDlNEWLYWED GAME (0 ODD COUPLE ( DAIR WOLF EDDON JOHNSON'S HEARTBEAT John- ®®EW ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT EiMOVIE **12 "Madame X" (1981) ®Wj$100,000 PYRAMID son's music video featuring songs from his ID WKRP IN CINCINNATI Tuesday Weld, Eleanor Parker. 6:308® 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE gold album "Heartbeat." Instereo. ®l MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR A BURNS AND ALLEN 0D NEWLYWED GAME 9:40 O9DTV ED BENSON 0 NASHVILLE NOW ®D (WE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 10:00® 0 (E)D(E) (15NEWS COMPANY El HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (C MOVIE * *1/2 "Code Of Silence" ®D WKRP IN CINCINNATI ~THREE'S 19 JEFFERSONS (1985) Chuck Norris, Henry Silva. E.D MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ®l WKRP IN CINCINNATI £ZJFANDANGO (D~IONE ON ONE EBENSON 0 ~DHONEYMOONERS ®H FRAGGLE ROCK Gobo learns the val- CNDONNA REED EE)HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (179MOVIE ** "The Viking Queen" ue of his own intuition. In stereo. q (09 DRAGNET SJEFFERSONS (1967) Don Murray, Adrienne Corni. An ill- ONjDANGER MOUSE 11:05 v17 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EX- (17HONEYMOONERS fated romance develops between a 6:35 17 HONEYMOONERS PLORER IFANDANGO Roman military leader and a beautiful trib- 6:45 O0 MOUSETERPIECE THEATER 11:15 (Hi NOT NECESSARILY THE NEWS D MOUSETERPIECE THEATER al monarch at a time when Britain is strug- 7:008® 0 ALF 11:30 80 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID nDANGER MOUSE gling under a massive political upheaval. ®D I KATE &ALLIE LETTERMAN 7:00 8 03 MATLOCK SHARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK ID ®l)MACGYVER IFALCON CREST ®®lIWIZARD ®L~ YOU CAN BE A STAR ED ROCKFORD FILES, ED700 CLUB IDE)WHO'S THE BOSS? CM ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HAR- (9 HOGAN'S HEROES 13D KING As a young Baptist minister, ®D ROCKFORD FILES RIET AFATHER MURPHY Martin Luther King Jr. (Paul Winfield) first O9 MOVIE *1/2 "Sahara" (1984) Brooke ®( AMERICA'S CUP: CHALLENGE ®I NASHVILLE NOW gains national attention when he leads a Shields, Lambert Wilson. Inthe 1920s, an DOWN UNDER Challengers' Final, (Live) (Q] MOVIE * ** "Personal Best" (1982) year-long boycott against segregated bus heiress' pledge to her dying father -- that Mariel Hemingway, Patrice Donnelly. Two lines in Alabama. Cicely Tyson co-stars. she will win the cross-Sahara auto race in young female athletes are torn between (Part 1of 3) a sports car of his own design -- leads her love and ambition as they train for Olym- A: BEST OF GROUCHO into dangers of every sort. pic competition. 'R' ( D FISHIN' HOLE T17WORLD OF AUDUBON (Dil MY FRIEND FLICKA (N)MISTER ED EAEHELL TOWN OHMOVIE *1/2 "The Longshot" (1986) OOIEDGE OF NIGHT O NASHVILLE NOW Tim Conway, Jack Weston. Four hapless EWEENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT (C MOVIE * "On The Right Track" gamblers become involved in arace-fixing 11:40AnaMOIE

CUDKEYS TO SUCCESS 8:008 0 HILL STREET BLUES (D ID NEWHART 12:45 C MOVIE * ** "Dance With A ® ®I MOVIE * ** "The Man With ID El OUT ON A LIMB Skeptical Stranger" (1985) Miranda Richardson, Ru- Two Brains" (1983) Steve Martin, Kath- cohorts Bella Abzug and agent Mort Viner pert Everett. leen Turner. A brain surgeon with a watch as Shirley gets more involved in 100 0 I(DNEWS wretched married life falls in love with a metaphysics; a visit to a trance channeler ED TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED pickled brain that speaks to him telepathi- in Sweden and a meeting with a "spiritual Eli MOVIE ** "Silence Of The North" cally. guide," who leads her on a months-long (1981) Ellen Burstyn. Tom Skerritt. (9 EE)MOONLIGHTING trek into the Andes, cinch MacLamne's be- CAE 700 CLUB ® iNOVA lief in the immortality of the human soul. 0CROOK AND CHASE ED THE DAIN CURSE Based on the novel Stars Shirley MacLamne and John Heard. E) SPORTSLOOK by Dashiell Hammett. When detective (Part 2of2)cq (ISPY Hamilton Nash (James Coburn) investi- ®i PLANET EARTH (U) LOTTERY BUSTERS gates a diamond theft, he ends up on the ED MOVIE **12 "Maine" (1974) Lucille 1W MOVIE ** "'The Ivory Ape"'(1980) trail of a series of deaths linked to afamily Ball, Beatrice Arthur. A young boy is sent Jack Palance, Steven Keats. curse. Beatrice Straight stars as Alice to live with his last living relative, an ec- 1:05 )t7 MOVIE * *1/2 "Fortunes Of Cap- DamnLeggett and Nancy Addison as her centric society woman who likes to live life fain Blood" (1950) Louis Hayward, Patricia daughter Gabrielle. (Part 1of 3) to the fullest. Medina. 1 ACE AWARDS The eighth annual cer- (AD 700 CLUB 1:15 HE) MOVIE * ** "The Breakfast emony honoring excellence in cable from (D] MOVIE * ** "The Black Hole" Club" (1985) Emilio Estevez, Molly the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. (1979) Maximilian Schell, Robert Forster. Ringwald. Among those nominated in the 60 cate- The crew of afuturistic spaceship discov- 1:25 CS)MOVIE ** "One Night ...Only!" gories are Billy Crystal, Peter O'Toole, ers a vessel perched on the edge of a (1984) Lenore Zann, Helene Udy. Robert Carradine, Susan Sarandon, Bar- whirlpool-like space phenomenon, inside 1:30 EDNEWS bara Streisand and Robin Williams. Co- which time and space cease to exist. 'PG' D CROOK &CHASE hosts: Garry Shandling and Bernadette (] COLLEGE BASKETBALL Iowa at Pur- due (Live) M} MOVIE ***1/2 "Superman" (1978) Christopher Reeve, Margot KidderMild- mannered reporter Clark Kent dons his red cape and uses his superhuman pow- ers to thwart an archcriminal's plot to de- MINK COAT stroy the West Coast with a giant earth- with a purchase of a PERM quake. Instereo. 'PG' ONMYTHREE SONS -$2500 or $10 Off Any Perm (U) WRESTLING' (WE MOTHER-DAUGHTER PAGEANT In Sculptured Porcelain Nails the third annual competition, mothers and ® REG. $3500 daughters from across the United States $2500 are judged on personal and community Hair Cut - $600 achievement, appearance, poise and per- sonality. Features Bert Parks as the mas- Wax & Ear Piercing ter of ceremonies and entertainment by Frankie Avalon. From the Parker Play- STYLISTS - Linda, Jane, Ellen, Lonnie & Shirley house inFt. Lauderdale, Fla. (Taped) 8:30 ED ID THE CAVANAUGHS Linda's Hair Design ®I AMERICA'S HORSE "The Original Head Shed" ([i)HUMOR AND THE PRESIDENCY For- mer President Gerald Ford, wife Betty and St. Robert daughter Susan welcome a panel of ex- BuS. Rt. 66 336-4454 ~iwe~aa~ ~ IBb~ ~e r -d P Page 21 Thursday, January 15, 1987!Fort Leonard Wood Guidon

Sunay 8JN uStraL 4JA I ------~------I------~'~-i"F----1--~~' - I" 1 sexism causes to be passed 11:10 MOVIE ** "Scarred" (1984) Jen- (-) MOVIE * ** / "Helter Skelter" Travolta, Nancy Allen, A sound technician ED MOVIE * ** "0. Henry's Full EDODD COUPLE When her mystery House" (1952) Marilyn Monroe, Dale Rob- over as a journalism intern, a teen-ager nifer Mayo, Jackie Berryman. (1975) (Part 1 of 2) Steve Ralsback, becomes involved in a murder IF MOVIE ** "In The Custody Of George Di~enzo. A small band of drug- when he witnesses the assassination of a ertson, Strangers" (1982) Martin Sheen, Jane Al- disguises herself as amale to see how the 11:30 D LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID other halt lives. 'PG-iS' y LETTERMAN crazed hippies led by Charles Manson political figure. Instereo. 'R' ®MIWINNER'S CIRCLE HORSE RACING exander. commits aseries of bizarre thrill-killings in UNROUTE 66 MAGAZINE ®ABURNS AND ALLEN UP EDISON TWINS EFALCON CREST HR MOVIE **1/2 "Stripes" (1981) Bill ED 700 CLUB the Hollywood hills, CUALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR EDANN SOTHERN ED NASHVILLE NOW O CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ®DMASTER WD DONNA REED Murray, Harold Ramis. A perennial loser 0i~ KING Martin Luther King Jr. (Paul EA DAKTARI joins the U.S. Army, bucks a tough ser- Winfield) openly opposes the Vietnam War ~JNASHVILLE NOW 10:30 0 0 TONIGHT SHOW 12:35 CC) MOVIE * "Hundra" (1984) Lau- [U] DRAGNET o JEFFERSONS rene Landon, John Ghaffari. LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID geant in training camp and becomes em- and pushes for antipoverty legislation be- D)BEST OF WALT DISNEY PRESENTS 11:30 0 1988. Cicely EDNIGHT HEAT 1:000a ED NEWS LETTERMAN broiled in an espionage caper in eastern fore his assassination in ()~JDONNA REED Europe. '' Lp Tyson, Ossie Davis and Howard Rollins ~.MOVIE *1/2"Beyond The Poseidon EE) NIGHTLINE 4 EDTALES OF THE UNEXPECTED EDFALCON CREST LEHRER NEWSHOUR ~JMOVIE ** "Lady Ice" (1973) Donald ONDONNA REED co-star. (Part 3 of 3) Adventure" (1979) Michael Caine, Sally ~DMACNEIL!/ ED 700 CLUB and a medical team ED TAXI Sutherland, Jennifer O'Neill. nonviolent EDDMOVIE ** "Missing InAction 2: The (D BEST OF GROUCHO Field. Salvage dealers EiD KING Martin Luther King's survivors aboard a capsized G9'MAGNUM, P.I CA700 CLUB approach to achieving Black civil rights is Beginning" (1985) Chuck Norris, Soon- COEMARK EOSIN'S SALTWATER FISH- seeking Teck Oh. An American colonel, held pris- ING JOURNAL ocean liner race against time and a sinis- EFANDANGO 0D CROOK AND CHASE characterized by peaceful marches that CMOVIE * ** "Personal Best" (1982) spread to Washington, D.C. Paul Winfield, oner by sadistic Vietnamese captors, EU MISTER ED ter villain seeking the ship's valuable plu- CE)DSPORTSLOOK makes a bid for freedom for himself and UDEDGE OF NIGHT tonium cargo. 'PG' Mariel Hemingway, Patrice Donnelly. ®1D ISPY Cicely Tyson, Ossie Davis and Howard Sissy his fellow POWs. 'R' 11:35 t17 MOVIE **1/2 "Once You Kiss A C) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Auburn at O MO VIE *** "Beau Brummel" (1954) ®j MOVIE **1/2 "Marie" (1985) Rollins star. (Part 2 of 3) Elizabeth Taylor, Stewart Granger. Spacek, Jeff Daniels. GROUCHO WD COLLEGE BASKETBALL Houston at Strange~" (1969) Paul Burke, Carol Lynley. Alabama (Live) [A BEST OF CD SPORTSCENTER ® MOVIE ** "Super Seal" (1971) Fos- WNMISTER ED SMU (Live) C) NEWS 11:40 EDMOVIE 7:05 t7ZNBA BASKETBALL Los Angeles (W)CANNON W~ EDGE OF NIGHT ®WDNEWS HEAT 7:05 t7i MOVIE ***I./2 "The Sons Of Ka- 11:45 (MD MOVIE ***1/2 "The Cruel Sea" Lakers at Indiana Pacers (Live) (Subject to 11:00 ID NIGHT ®WENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT EDONE BIG FAMILY 11:40 EDMOVIE tie Eder' (1965) John Wayne, Dean Mar- (1953) Jack Hawkins, Donald Sinden. 11:50 MOVIE **'/2 "Murphy's Ro- 7:300 FAMILY TIES EDODD COUPLE 11:45(M)D MOVIE **1/2 "Nighthawks" tin. Four brothers avenge the deaths of (HD their parents and the loss of their ranch. mance" (1985) Sally Field, James Garner. SSNEAK PREVIEWS 9 MOVIE **1/2 "Cannonball" (1976) (1981) Sylvester Stallone, Rutger Hauer. ED David Carradine, Robert Carradine. (1970) Joan 7:30 ED HEAD OF THE CLASS 12:00 AD JACK BENNY ON MISTER 12:00 lit7 MOVIE ** "Trog" AND ALLEN Crawford, Michael Gough. 6jOWL / TV ®~ TOM MANN OUTDOORS wD $1,000,000 CHANCE OF ALIFETIME ®A BURNS 8:00 CHEERS 0D NASHVILLE NOW EO JACK BENNY J4 COLLEGE BASKETBALL DePaul at CNMY THREE SONS Evansville (Live) PD MASTER SSIMON &SIMON SWRESTLING WPMOVIE * ** "How To Be Very, Very ®1ST &TEN: THE CHAMPIONSHIPS Popular" (1955) Betty Grable, Sheree (DANGER BAY 12:10 (0 MOVIE * * "The Fantastic Jour- ';THE COLBYS North. (DMISTER ED ney" (1977) Scott Thomas, Susan Howard. SIN REMEMBRANCE OF MARTIN For- ND DONNA REED W($1,000,000 CHANCE OF ALIFETIME mer President Jimmy Carter, Bill Cosby ®I$MOVIE * * / "The Jewel Of The Nile" WR MOVIE **1/2 "Re-Animator" (1985) (1985) Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas. Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Abbott. 8:00 0 GIMME ABREAKI 12:30 ASK DR. RUTH and the Rev. Jesse Jackson are among IEDMAGNUM, P.I. ED ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT those seen in this tribute to the Rev. Mar- CDRAGNET WJ MY THREE SONS 11:300 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID ®UDMASTER EJDYNASTY ® DOBIE GILLIS tin Luther King Jr. Included are archival ED AN EVENING OF CHAMPIONSHIP EDNEW COUNTRY footage and highlights from memorial cer- LETTERMAN (WDJOE FRANKLIN CREST **'/2 (1978) Wil- SKATING U.S. amateur and professional (D MOVIE * ** "The Great Caruso" emonies held in1986. EFALCON 12:10 ID MOVIE "Keefer" CLUB lam Conrad, Michael O'Hare. skaters star in this Harvard University (1950) Mario Lanza, Ann Blyth. STHE DAIN CURSE Nash (James ~J700 skating exhibition that includes a filmed OEAUTO RACING Barber Saab Pro Se- Coburn) helps Gabrielle (Nancy Addison) ®1~MOVIE * * * * "Yankee Doodle Dan- Ot HISTORY OF WHITE PEOPLE IN dy" (1942) James Cagney, Joan Leslie. AMERICA: WHITE RELIGION The Harri- retrospective of former champions. ries, from Miami. (R) recover from a morphine addiction and in a time EDTHE DAIN CURSE Gabrielle (Nancy (Ni ANN SOTHERN later discovers the origin of the unex- A BEST OF GROUCHO sons look for spiritual guidance 0RD1ST TEN: THE CHAMPIONSHIPS of crisis inthis installment of Martin Mull's Addison) seems to be a harbinger of death 12:35 C MOVIE SHOW plained deaths connected to her. (Part 3 & satirical look at middle American life. In when there's an attempted murder within S). MOVIE * *1/2 "Runaway Train" (1985) oft3) ®NMISTER ED her religious sect and tragic events sur- Jon Voight, Eric Roberts. (AD 700 CLUB CU~ EDGE OF NIGHT stereo. TONIGHT 12:30 ASK DR. RUTH round her honeymoon. Nash: James 1:00 EDNEWS C MOVIE * *1/2"Thief" (1981) James ® ENTERTAINMENT Caan, Tuesday Weld. Aprofessional crook 11:40 EDMOVIE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Coburn. (Part 2of 3) EDTALES OF THE UNEXPECTED REAL ED Cousins" for a big score 11:50 a7 ACE AWARDS The eighth annual EA DOBIE GILLIS WA700 CLUB EE) MOVIE **11'2 "Kissin' gives up his independence (1964) Elvis Presley, Glenda Farrell. that he hopes will secure his family's fu- ceremony honoring excellence in cable "HONESTTTO ED NEW COUNTRY OP MOVIE * * * "The Three Caballeros" (1945) Animated. Animation and live-ac- (AD700 CLUB ture. Instereo. 'R' from the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. WNANN SOTHERN Among those nominated in the 60 12:40WE~ MOVIE * ** "Mean Streets" tion blend as Donald Duck receives a col- EDCROOK AND CHASE (DD MOVIE **1/2 "The Little Shepherd Of cate- orful, tune-filled birthday present from Ej SPORTSLOOK Kingdom Come" (1961) Jimmie Rodgers, genies are Billy Crystal, Peter O'Toole, (1973) Harvey Keitel, Robert DeNiro. Bar- BUYS!! Andrea Mar- South America. 'G' CNI~ASPY Luana Patten. A youth from the hills of Robert Carradine, Susan Sarandon, 12:55 n~ JUST FOR LAUGHS Streisand and Robin Williams. 0o- tin hosts the second annual Just For ®~COLLEGE BASKETBALL Villanova at ru MOVIE "The July Group" (1981) Ken- Kentucky champions the Yankee cause bara from Montreal, Syracuse (Live) (Subject to blackout) neth Pogue, Nicholas Campbell. during the Civil War. hosts: Garry Shandling and Bernadette Laughs Comedy Festival Peters. (R) featuring over 80 comedians from around ®MIMOVIE * ** "Pale Rider" (1985) (W MOVIE * * * "The Last Giraffe" E COLLEGE BASKETBALL North Caro- the world, including Marsha Wartfield, San- Clint Eastwood, Michael Moriarty. 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'PG-13' Q 2:35 (D WHITE MANE The Cannes Film 2NEWS (3D MOVIE **1/2 "Call Me Mister" (1951) CRIPTIDE Festival award-winning tale of a wild white ~JCROOK AND CHASE Betty Grable, Dan Dailey. 9:15CI5DTV stallion who eludes capture until he en- NI SPY C DSPORTSCENTER 9:30 J 9NEWS counters a loving young boy. S) MOVIE *** "Pale Rider" (1985) 1M MOVIE **1/2 "Blow Out" (1981) John QAMERICAN SNAPSHOTS 3:00 ED SNEAK PREVIEWS Clint Eastwood, Michael Moriarty. A mys- Travolta, Nancy Allen. (3 VIDEOCOUNTRY SMOVIE * ** "Jack Of Diamonds" terious stranger rides into a mining town (IN)ROUTE 66 ()D AIMALS0IN ACTION

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