VOL. 46 NO.1 JANUARY 6, 2006 Academy Airmen gear up for deployment By Butch Wehry Academy Spirit staff

More than 130 Academy Airmen, most of them 10th Medical Group personnel, are departing on deployments this month. The medical group has been plan- ning for months to ease the impact of departing medical providers with contracted providers and Reservists, said Col. Christian Benjamin (Dr.), family practice and aerospace medicine commander. “The goal is to avoid any decrease in access to care,” said the Academy doctor who claims Novato, Calif., as home. “If all goes well, our beneficia- ries will not notice a big change, but we do ask [them] to be patient as we go through this.” The work will be a mixture of surgical and resucitative care for those who sustain traumatic injury in their proximity, and primary care for personnel stationed in their area, he said.

“The approach to surgery is Photo by John Van Winkle different,” said Colonel Benjamin. “At some deployed locations the emphasis I’ll be baaack! will be on saving life and limb with emergency procedures, while more definitive procedures are often done DeBerry stays, fine tunes staff later at Landstuhl, Wilford Hall or Walter Reed [medical facilities]. Though the By Wayne Amann Tuesday in the Orange Bowl, won by Singleton, a 1999 Academy grad and expeditionary medicine is well supplied Academy Spirit staff Penn State, 26-23, in triple-overtime. a three-year Air Force staff member, was to meet these types of cases, it certainly DeBerry, 67, has led Air Force to 12 elevated from junior varsity head coach. lacks the full spectrum of equipment On the day the two longest tenured bowl appearances, most recently the Singleton began coaching at the Air we have in garrison.” Division I college football head coaches 2002 San Francisco Bowl. The Falcons Force Prep School in 2000 as assistant Many of those going have previous squared off in a bowl game, the man in are 6-6 in those games. head coach and offensive coordinator. deployment experience. Not all of the third place confirmed he’s staying put. Since taking over in 1984 as the After a two-year assignment as a public Academy deployees are going to the Air Force head coach Fisher DeBerry Falcons’ fifth head coach, DeBerry’s affairs officer at Little Rock Air Force same place. announced Tuesday he’ll return for the teams have posted 17 winning seasons Base, Ark., he returned to the Academy “These medical professionals have 2006 season, his 23rd patrolling the and three conference championships. in 2003 and became the junior varsity been training for some time in prepa- Falcon sideline. The announcement ended His 165-101-1 mark makes him the defensive coordinator and a varsity ration to go out and do these missions,” conjecture concerning his status at the winningest coach in service academy coach. Colonel Benjamin said. “Most are quite Academy following 5-6 and 4-7 history. DeBerry’s 34-10 record against The former all-state running back excited at the prospect of making a campaigns the last two seasons. Army and Navy has produced 14 of Air from Taft High School in San Antonio significant contribution to the welfare “I want to quiet any speculation Force’s 16 Commander-In-Chief’s trophy helped lead the Falcons to 10-3 and 12- of the troops committed to these loca- about my future and let everyone know titles. He’s earned three Western Athletic 1 records his junior and senior years. It tions.” I’m remaining as head coach of the Conference Coach of the Year awards, was the first time Air Force posted back- Security forces, accounting experts Fighting Falcons,” DeBerry said in a plus was named National Coach of the to-back double-digit win seasons. The and managers have also deployed. media release. “We’re having an excel- Year in 1985. latter featured the Academy’s first The possible consequences of the lent recruiting year. We’ve been disap- “It’s a new year and it’ll be chal- outright WAC title. Singleton was a co- See DEPLOY, Page 6 pointed with the outcome of the last two lenging, but we’re excited to meet it with captain of the 1998 squad and was an years, and we want to commit all our great enthusiasm,” DeBerry added. “We honorable mention all-WAC selection Inside energies to help the program get back on have a good nucleus of returning players that season. track and enjoy the success it’s been and one of the best coaching staffs in the “Jemal was one of the best leaders Commentary ...... Page 2 accustomed to in recent years.” country.” and toughest players this program has News ...... Pages 3-8 DeBerry trails only Joe Paterno’s 40 To that end, DeBerry named Capt. ever produced,” DeBerry pointed out. Community ...... Page 9 years at Penn State and Bobby Bowden’s Jemal Singleton as the new running “He’ll be a great role model for our Feature ...... Pages 10-11 30 years at Florida State, as far as backs coach. He replaces Tim Horton players while coaching a position he Sports ...... Pages 12-13 longevity at their respective institutions. who left after seven seasons here to played on our nationally ranked ’98 team. Paterno and Bowden opposed each other accept a similar position at Kansas State. See DEBERRY Page 4 Academy Spirit 2 COMMENTARY January 6, 2006 Little things help Airmen Force shaping: one keep perspective lieutenant’s morale By Lt. Col. Kevin Simmons learn who I was leading. By 1st Lt. Kristen D. Duncan 43rd Electronic Combat Squadron The “what” in this mission analysis 96th Air Base Wing Public Affairs commander turned out to be a little more difficult. Once I read what the standing mission EGLIN AFB, Fla. — Balance the officer and enlisted corps. That DAVIS-MONTHAN Air Force Base, statement was and reviewed what we were is the current need of the Air Force. As an officer and a second genera- Ariz — “Excuse me, sir, excuse me.” currently tasked with, I found myself tion Airman, I’ve been told from day one, the “needs of the Air Force” At first I did not hear her. She was tiny, delving into Air Force Instructions and come first. about 7 years old and was speaking very policy letters to understand the guidance I What happens when those needs mean the loss of my job — and softly in a very loud and crowded family was being held accountable for, while not just my job, but a career of integrity, service and excellence? pizza and entertainment place where I had signing Air Force forms I did not even know I vowed to protect the Constitution. To continue what my father brought my sons after work. existed to make sure we were doing what and the greatest generation did in World War II. I am truly a patriot. Only her slight tugging on the sleeve of was expected of us in other areas. I am an Airman. my flight suit made me realize she was even Most importantly, I trusted squadron With force shaping, Air Force leadership is undertaking the very there. I also had a lot on my mind. people to complete tasks they had been difficult task of reducing its forces. Brig. Gen. Kathleen Close, the Air Seven weeks earlier I had moved my entrusted with. Together, we had not lost Force Material Command director of installations and mission support, family (again). sight of what was our main effort — said the leadership knows they could be losing a future commander or A week after that, I assumed command support combat operations. a future general. of one of the Air Force’s “low-density/high- I realized that you never know “when” But the Air Force can no longer support the imbalance of officers demand” units, the mighty 43rd Electronic you are going to be called upon to serve in a to enlisted troops. Combat Squadron. leadership situation. I had about four To support the mission, the service has to reduce its 2002 and Known as the “Bats,” 43rd ECS months from the time I was told until I was 2003 lieutenants through volunteer or forced separations. aircrews fly the EC-130H Compass Call. on a stage 1,700 miles from my last duty That equals more than 4,000 young, promising lieutenants. One The EC-130H is an airborne electronic station taking the guidon from the group thing is certain; the caliber of our lieutenants is unparalleled. warfare aircraft that prevents successful commander. The question is what does this do to our morale? enemy command and control communica- During that time, I spent a lot of time Working on various projects, I have to wonder, will any of this tions and limits adversary coordination reading and talking to others. I also spent mean anything if I’m force-shaped? essential for enemy force management. time running and reflecting. Will I still be able to lead my troops? Is my morale going to take a The 43rd ECS has been deployed My mission analysis reaffirmed you nose dive? supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom contin- have to be prepared mentally, physically and What if I work harder than I’ve ever worked to impress the heck uously for 16 months. Every day for the emotionally for the rigors of leadership out of every commander I’ve ever met? How do I keep focused on my past six weeks I found myself running a because you never know “when” your time job and my mission? mental marathon to make sure I was making is coming, only that it will. The answer is really quite simple. We should all work harder, not the right decisions to lead this squadron, Orders to Arizona answered part of the to impress for fear of losing our jobs, but because we are all officers and this day was no different. “where” question. I visited the dorms, who strive for excellence. To keep my thoughts and actions toured base housing and drove through We should continue to accomplish our jobs with the same focused, I turned to a tool learned in my 17 neighborhoods where some of our Airmen unfailing performance and the same can-do attitude we’ve always had. years of education and experience as an lived so I could better understand their We should continue to work hard for our shops, our troops, our Airman — conduct mission analysis. lifestyles. families, our nation and ourselves. By using the same “who, what, when, However, we are Airmen with a global In one of the hardest hit career fields, I’ve examined all my options where and why” approach I had used in past commitment; we do not always get to and have come up with a few ideas: navigator training, Palace Chase leadership situations, I felt confident that I choose where our battles will be fought or and even switching services. Thankfully, the Air Force is giving us would handle this leadership challenge. where the needs of the Air Force will send options. I’ve come to realize, though, that serving my country means It was easy to answer part of the “who” us. As a squadron, we discussed operations serving its needs. The needs of the Air Force must always come first. question. I knew who I was. I would at our current forward-operating location I hope to make a career of the “blue.” But even if my active-duty continue being myself, knowing that if I and continued to look beyond the front career is cut short, it is for the mission of the Air Force and the U.S. kept with our core values of integrity first, gates to make sure we are prepared to go military that I will serve and behonorably discharged. service before self and excellence in all we where our nation needs us next. It could be my last act on active-duty. But I am, and will always be, do, I would (hopefully) be an effective Finally, I had to answer the “why” in my an Airman. leader. mission analysis. However, because I was new to “Excuse me, sir, excuse me,” she said. Call the Action Line to resolve issues! Compass Call, I only knew a few individ- “I am sorry, am I in your way?” I asked uals. when I finally realized she was trying to get 333-3900 To complete the “who” question, for six my attention. “No, sir,” she said. “I just wanted to The Action Line, 333-3900, is a forum to resolve weeks I had engaged our Airmen in conver- unanswered complaints. Call, write or send an e-mail to sation; reviewed their records; learned thank you for keeping us safe.” [email protected]. Items may also be faxed to 333-4094, about their personalities and reputations; Then in an instant, she disappeared into or mailed to: Directorate of Public Affairs/ACTION LINE held commander’s, officer and enlisted a crowded room of kids, pizza and arcade 2304 Cadet Drive, Suite 312 calls; called them at home; intruded into games. In that instant, I was reminded USAF Academy, CO 80840-5016. Provide your name and telephone number. Requests for their lives to understand their joys and “That’s why … ” anonymity will be respected. Before contacting the ACTION concerns and met with their spouses to God bless America. LINE, be sure to use the proper chain of command.

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Academy Spirit January 6, 2006 NEWS 3 New vice dean, senior faculty oversee academics By Eddie Kovsky of my perspective on dealing with cadets ment of astronautics, were all selected Academy Spirit staff in the classroom and for dealing with as professors, USAFA, in their respec- institutional issues,” said Colonel Barlow. tive departments last year. There have been several changes to “I clearly remember the impact my acad- When first conceiving the Academy’s positions within the Dean of the Faculty emic instructors and AOCs had on my curriculum, Academy leaders had chosen in the last semester. Two Professors, professional development and perspec- the West Point model of an all-military USAFA, (formerly called permanent tive on being an officer. I also have a faculty. A premium was placed on professors), have retired, four colonels great deal of empathy for the cadets who recruiting a core of the best military have been appointed as new Professors, are working hard to balance the multi- professors available and institutional- USAFA, and a new vice dean has been tude of demands on their time. On the izing their tenure selected to oversee Academy academics. other hand, I also know how capable By 1962, the Air Force and Congress Col. Neal Barlow, a 1978 Academy cadets are and have high expectations for had codified 22 permanent professor graduate, became the vice dean of the them.” positions into law, which includes the faculty at the start of the spring semester Brig. Gen. Dana Born, Dean of the Dean of the Faculty. Over the 50 year Courtesy Photo Col. Neal Barlow this week. As a professor of aeronautics, Faculty, will be TDY at the end of history of the Academy, there have been commander of the 94th Flying Training January, requiring Colonel Barlow to less than 90 Professors, USAFA. The and head of the department of engi- Squadron, and deputy commander of take over her duties only three weeks title is meant to convey the idea of the neering mechanics; and Col. Michael the 34th Operations Support Group, he after becoming vice dean. collective body of faculty members as DeLorenzo, professor and head of the has spent over a decade of his active “I’m very happy that General Born a permanent institution of the Academy, department of astronautics, have both duty career instructing cadets in various will have an opportunity to attend not the individual professors. retired after many years of service as capacities. He has also served as a CAPSTONE during the next several The 22 Professors, USAFA, make up Academy instructors. support squadron commander in Kuwait months,” said Colonel Barlow. “I will about four percent of the total faculty. Colonel DeLorenzo, a ’74 grad, and served as the “mayor of the Green however miss her presence here greatly. Most serve for ten or more years. began teaching at the Academy in 1978 Zone” in Baghdad, Irq, while assigned I’ll do my best to call upon the exper- Currently, there are three vacant slots and served for several years as an as the Director of the Multi-National tise of the faculty and Academy staff to scheduled to be filled soon. instructor in between other assignments Force’s Joint Area Support Group last keep things going in the right direction Professors, USAFA, are selected before becoming a permanent professor year. during her absence.” from among all eligible field grade offi- and department head in 1996. In addition to the bachelor of science Col. Jim Head, the previous vice cers in the Air Force. Candidates are Colonel Fisher, a West Point cadet, degree in aeronautics he earned while a dean, is retiring in March. required to have a Ph.D., strong Air cross-commissioned into the Air Force cadet, Colonel Barlow also earned a Col. Gary Packard, head of the Force leadership experience, solid career after graduating in 1963. He began master of science in aeronautics and department of behavioral sciences and credentials and some teaching back- instructing at the Academy in 1968, and astronautics and a Ph.D. in aerospace leadership; Col. Mike Van Valkenburg, ground. Unless extended by the Secretary became a permanent professor in 1977 engineering. He most recently served professor and head of the department of the Air Force, a permanent professor after serving for five years as assistant as the Professors, USAFA, and head of of chemistry; Col. John Andrew, must retire upon completing 30 years dean. Although Colonel Fisher spent the Academy Department of Aeronautics. professor and head of the department of service as a commissioned officer. several years on overseas assignments, “My time as aero major and cadet of mathematical sciences; and Col. Marty Col. Cary Fisher, chair of the engi- he has devoted the majority of his career squadron commander remain at the heart France, a former instructor in the depart- neering division, permanent professor to teaching cadets.

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He’s done a masterful job as the JV head coach with his enthusiasm and intensity. It will be a natural tran- sition for him, the players and staff.” Replacing Singleton as junior varsity head coach is Maj. Steve Senn, last season’s junior varsity offen- sive coordinator. Senn, a 1990 Academy grad, excelled as a Falcon wide receiver. He holds the school record for receiving yards in a bowl game with 150 in the 1989 Liberty Bowl. The former first-team all-state quarterback and free safety from Albuquerque, N.M., also owns the most touchdown catches in a bowl game. He caught two in the ’87 Freedom and ’89 Liberty bowls. Following graduation, Senn served as an assistant coach with the team for one year before attending undergraduate pilot training at Reese AFB, Texas. Despite the sub-.500 year in 2005, DeBerry was honored for his 26 years of Academy service. The Colorado Springs Sports Corporation inducted the Cheraw, S.C., native into the Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame Nov. 9, during ceremonies at the World Arena. His induction followed Colorado Springs Mayor Lionel Rivera’s declaration which made Aug. 16 Fisher DeBerry Day, celebrating the coach’s service to the Academy and the city. “It’s time to put the past year behind us and focus all our efforts on the future to continue to produce Photo by Charley Starr players with great character and develop their abili- Air Force head football coach Fisher DeBerry makes a point to the head linesman during the Nov. 5 ties,” DeBerry said. Army game at Falcon Stadium. Off the field DeBerry and wife LuAnn are active in the day-to-day activi- Under DeBerry’s tutelage, there have been 123 All- ties of the Fisher DeBerry Foundation. It’s designed to provide children of single-parent homes life Conference players, 19 All-Americans and 11 changing opportunities they wouldn’t otherwise have. The foundation sends children to sports camps Academic All-Americans. and other activities.

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Sergeant Eisenhuth said. “Thus far, this Having worked base level promotions I Superintendent, under the Stripes for “Then I saw him put master sergeant has been the most rewarding job I have was familiar with the STEP program but Exceptional Performers program. stripes on the table and my emotions got the had. The AMT career is very competitive. never thought I would be a recipient.” Promotions went to Master Sgt. Joanne best of me,” said the 38-year-old Cadet I was the number one non-select two years Sergeant Russo, 30, a biomedical equip- Eisenhuth, Cadet Squadron 29, and Squadron 29 Academy Military Training in a row, the first year missing it by 0.16 ment craftsman from Miami, Fla., said the Technical Sgt. Rick Russo, 10th Medical NCO from Waterbury, Conn. “This STEP and the second year by 0.84. I love my job promotion put his career back on a track he Support Squadron. The promotions are promotion makes my tenure at the of interfacing with the cadets and knowing had set for himself. limited to staff sergeants, technical sergeants Academy one I will never forget.” and hoping I am making a difference in their “The interaction with my coworkers and master sergeants. The new senior NCO and her husband, lives. I truly believe we are making a differ- on a daily basis makes for a great working The promotions were two of only 422 Master Sgt. Tim Eisenhuth, 10th Com- ence in our future Air Force officers.” environment,” said the NCO with 11 years that can be awarded Air Force-wide in fiscal munications Squadron, were considering The promotion has shelved retirement in the Air Force. “I enjoy working on medical year 2006. retiring. thoughts. equipment and it is very satisfying to see General Regni had a dash of old-fash- She said she has never been concerned “This has changed our plans in a posi- customer’s faces when you repair and return ioned military fun with Sergeant Eisenhuth. with winning awards or how quickly she tive way,” she said. “I now plan to stay in a unit that was probably thought to be past Chief Master Sgt. Steve Hafner, 34th could be promoted. the Air Force for a while longer. It has being fixed.” Conference brings liaison officer directors to Academy By the Academy Spirit staff the message back to their respective areas for sions awards banquet Thursday. and category E Reservists under a new readi- their ALO teams” The ALO program sponsors the annual ness management group and conducted a The Admissions Directorate is hosting The LODs will receive briefings from 4th Class Cadet Awards, and the winners from study of category E Reservists to determine 79 liaison officer directors for updates on Academy senior leadership, the AFROTC 2004-2005 are invited and receive their their future role in the reserves.” Academy and the Air Force Reserve Officer commander and director of recruiting, and awards during the banquet as well. Brig. Gen. Mike McClendon, reserve Training Corps Monday to Jan. 13. the director of admissions and most of the Colonel Myers said that the reserves advisor to the commander of the Air Force “Even with the wonders of technology divisions within admissions. are reviewing the category E reserve program, Research Lab, was selected to conduct the that enable us to e-mail, use our Web site, They will also talk with AOCs and cadets specifically the admissions liaison officer study and will attend this year’s conference and conduct teleconferences, there is no and receive an update on culture and climate portion. and provide an update prior to his briefing substitute for this annual face-to-face inter- at the Academy. In addition, new LODs “We have 850 category E Reservists in the Air Force Reserve commander. action, which benefits us and our world- receive a one-day training course to famil- the ALO program, almost 50 percent of the Col. 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By Staff Sgt. C. Todd Lopez efforts to improve itself because they were most suited to is about eliminating waste and finding optimal tolerances Air Force Print News accepting change, seeing what needed to be changed, and for processes so the Air Force can seek excellence in what ultimately implementing change. it does. Teaching senior leaders to build a better Air Force WASHINGTON — The secretary of the Air Force “You walk into an organization, being the type-A using those tools is the purpose of the conference, Mr. Wynne said the service will embark on an effort to improve itself personalities that you are, and the first thing when you look said. by using private sector developed process optimization tools around you say, ‘What needs change around here?’” he said. “We are here because we need a more effective to become more efficient. “That’s why you are here, and why I can’t have you dele- organization to address the trials and tribulations of the Two optimization tools are Lean and Six Sigma. gate this down. Others may not see change the way you future,” he said. “We are here because we need to deliver Corporations like Toyota and General Electric have used do. The other thing about this is I need for you to pass down a more efficient and effective Air Force on behalf of the them to catapult themselves to the top of their industries. and infect people with the opportunity for change. This is taxpayer.” At conference at Andrews AFB, Md., on Dec. 14, about open season on process.” Before turning the conference over to other Air Force Secretary of the Air Force Michael Wynne told major Secretary Wynne said he understands some Airmen leaders experienced with tools like Lean and Six Sigma, commands vice commanders he understands that accepting may believe that tools like Lean and Six Sigma are only Secretary Wynne asked conference attendees to imagine change in the Air Force would be difficult. for commercial businesses, but even the Air Force can benefit themselves as kings or queens for a day. Organizations that are in many ways already excellent from applying the lessons that business has learned. He asked them to imagine what they would change often have a difficult time understanding how they can “Some think, ‘Lean and Six Sigma ... that applies to immediately about their organizations, or the organizations improve, he said. a corporation.’We are not a corporation. We are a service above them, if they only had the power. “It is the most difficult process to absorb in a successful organization,” Secretary Wynne said. “And they are right. “If you were king or queen for a day, would you reduce organization,” he said. “Because that organization, as an We are a service. Learning to do that service better, more the number of people in a combined air operations center?” organization, has little understanding of why their success effectively, is what we are all about. Making sure we don’t he said. “Would you shorten up the lines of command needs to be altered.” waste a single Airman doing something that he shouldn’t authority? Secretary Wynne told the conference attendees they be doing is where it’s at.” “Do your mission better,” he said. “That is what I were chosen to be the first to learn about the Air Force’s Applying tools like Lean and Six Sigma to the Air Force want to hear from you, and that is what this is all about.” Deploy From Page 1 a small number of people may be referred them better,” he said. “A number of people not being deployed can do their part. deployments wasn’t lost on base officials. downtown for medical or dental care to deploying personnel are experienced super- “The Global War on Terror continues “We expect a small number of people ensure timely access to medical care if visors who in some cases might be replaced at home and abroad,” said Colonel Tulberg. seeking medical support at the Academy required.” during the deployment period by less expe- “Academy personnel should maintain their hospital to experience minor inconve- Academy people not deploying will rienced subordinates. As has happened in vigilance as well as their readiness to deploy. niences, said Col. Ellsworth Tulberg, 10th do their best to maintain the highest levels the past, we trust all customers will join As we saw this past summer, we may be Air Base Wing vice commander. “All tradi- of customer support, Colonel Tulberg said. Team Academy as we weather this partic- called upon on short notice to support tional medical services will be available at “We ask our customers to be patient, ularly large deployment.” contingencies such as hurricane and earth- the Academy during the deployment, but but also to let us know if we can serve The base vice commander said that quake disaster relief.”

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Make Snofest reservations must be used in an approved range or firing area,” he cate their interest and availability. Enlisted members said. can view a list of opportunities and volunteer via the The 16th annual SnoFest, the military’s annual Enlisted Quarterly Assignment Listing Plus. snow sports weekend, is Jan. 27-29, at Keystone Resort. Memorial service to be held The Air Force Personnel Center will consider back- Discounted accommodations have been set aside fills for personnel selected for extended deployments on at Keystone at rates starting as low as $100 per night A memorial service for retired Maj. Albert Patton a case-by-case basis. (not including tax and surcharge) for a deluxe studio (Pat) Clark, Jr. is 10 a.m. Jan. 13, at the Air Force Airmen who volunteer may request a follow-on that accommodates four people. Academy Community Chapel. An internment follows assignment or elect to remain at their home station after To reserve lodging at Keystone, call (800) 258- at Arlington National Cemetery. the extended temporary duty assignment if manning 0437, and mention base affiliation and group code Major Clark died of cancer Dec. 18 in Colorado permits. GV7FEST. Springs. A third-generation career military officer, Should the Air Force not receive enough volunteers, For lodging near Keystone, call Colorado R&R at Major Clark graduated from United States Marine center officials will identify the most eligible non-volun- (719) 333-7367. For equipment rental, party and lift Corps basic training at Paris Island, S.C. He graduated teers. tickets or more information, call the Academy Outdoor from Georgetown University in 1962 and received his Selected Airmen may extend their current enlistment Recreation Center at 333-4475. commission in the Air Force. Major Clark completed or re-enlist to obtain sufficient retainability to complete three combat tours in the F-4 Phantom during the Viet the temporary duty assignment. Airmen without the Service honoring MLK Nam war, flying 435 combat missions. He was awarded required retainability or an active duty service commit- four Distinguished Flying Crosses and 14 Air Medals ment who decline the TDY must separate or retire under the current Air Force policy. A commemorative service entitled “Martin Luther for his combat achievements. Following his retire- For more details, and a list of frequently asked ques- King, Jr.” will be 11 a.m. to noon Thursday (Jan 12) ment from the Air Force, Major Clark authored the novel tions, log on to the personnel center Web site at in the Peterson AFB Chapel. “The Last Wolf Home,” a personal look at the air war www.afpc.randolph.af.mil/afas/extendedTDYs/extended The speaker for the service will be Col. Gerald in Southeast Asia. tdy.htm or call DSN 665-4273. Curry, Academy Cadet Group 1. A reception will Major Clark is survived by his father, former follow in the chapel annex. Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. A. P. Clark, Sr., his For more information, contact 556-6367. daughter Kathleen Clark, son Edward Clark and sisters Distinguished Graduate Mary Walker and Carolyn Miller. Awards announced Cell phones, BB guns Air Force needs volunteers The Air Force Academy’s Association of Graduates A new change to driving on the Academy and for extended deployments recently announced retired Generals Hansford T. using cell phones calls for drivers to be ticketed if they Johnson, Class of 1959, and Michael E. Ryan, Class do both at once. RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas (AFPN) — of 1965, as the recipients of the 2005 AOG “Either you pull over, use a hand free device or get As the Air Force accepts new roles in the global war on Distinguished Graduate Award. a three point ticket,” said Lt. Col. Joseph Milner, 10th terrorism, the need grows for hundreds of Airmen to Academy graduates receive the award for a life- Security Forces Squadron commander. volunteer for one-year extended deployments to fill crit- time of service to the nation, the Air Force and the The new rule also makes using a cell phone taboo ical positions. Academy. while driving a government vehicle anytime or any Officer and enlisted Airmen in almost every major General Johnson was the first Academy graduate place. career field are needed for U.S. Central Command joint to rise to the rank of general and General Ryan was The colonel also clarified it is okay to own a BB task force positions with report dates throughout calendar the second Academy graduate to hold the position of or pellet gun in housing, but firing them on base has year 2006. the Air Force Chief of Staff. stringent rules. Officers should contact their assignment teams for Ceremonies during the Academy’s Founder’s Day “They are treated just like any other firearm and a list of extended deployment opportunities and to indi- celebration April 7 honor both men.

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Senior Master Sgt. Judy Bailly at 333- opportunity to learn more about snow- are invited to meet the weasels, skunks, 9389 or e-mail [email protected]. shoeing and cross-country skiing and badgers and other members of the wild to discover the outstanding fitness and and wacky weasel family from 10-11:30 Women’s indoor soccer social benefits of these easy-to-learn a.m. Jan. 28, at Bear Creek Nature Center. Players needed for the upcoming winter sports. Activities, crafts and a hike are part of indoor women’s soccer season at Soc-N- Learn more about equipment, exer- this fun-filled look at these “aromatically Roll. Play starts in mid-February. Need cise benefits, winter trails in Colorado challenged” residents of the Bear Creek a team of 13 to register. Uniforms are and how to get started in these winter foothills. The cost is $4. For reserva- provided. All levels of skill are welcome. sports. The event is free. For more infor- tions or for more information, call 520- For more information, call Tech. Sgt. mation, call 520-6387. 6387. Jennifer Kirk at 472-0539 or e-mail Evening for financial success [email protected] Explore the Paint Mines hike Nature adventures: animal Most Americans (about 90 percent) Join Bear Creek Nature Center for skulls are not financially successful. Come to a moderate hike through El Paso County’s Wednesday, January 11, 10:00-11:30 the family support center from 7-7:50 newest park from 10 a.m. to noon Jan. a.m. & 1:30-3:00 p.m. p.m. Thursday for a financial success 14. Walk through deep gullies and Children ages 3-6, with an adult, class. Priority goes to Academy mili- In Town discover colorful “hoodoo” formations can enjoy nature stories, puppet shows, tary ID card holders. hidden among the high prairie. hands-on activities and outdoor discovery A question and answer period follows Take Highway 24 to Calhan, go time from 10-11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the 40-minute presentation by qualified, South on Yoder Road/Calhan Highway, Fountain Creek Nature Center. The cost experienced and successful financial East on Paint Mine Road to the desig- is $3 for each participant including adults planners from the personnel manage- New Year’s walk nated parking area. Cost is $2. For reser- and siblings. For reservations or for more ment office. at Stetson Hills vations or more information, call information, call 520-6745. Seating is limited to 30 people. To The Falcon Wanderers Volksmarch 520-6387. reserve a seat, call 333-3444 or 333- Club hosts a 5-kilometer or 10-kilo- Beautiful winter bulbs meter Volksmarch, non-competitive 3445. Snowflakes, icicles, frost Enjoy a presentation about bulbs walking event 9 a.m. to noon, Jan. 14. Young naturalists, ages 6 and older, and then plant some colorful bulbs to The start/finish is the Colorado Springs Bullet writing class are invited to discover the chilly world bloom indoors this winter from 1:30-3 A three-hour effective bullet writing Police Department at 4110 Tutt Blvd. of snow and ice, learn more about p.m. Jan. 14, at Fountain Creek Nature class is 8-11 a.m. Jan. 18 or Feb. 15, in The event is free and open to the snowflakes and glaciers, and make a Center. The cost is $4 and all materials the community center’s professional public. An adult must accompany all delectable icy treat to eat from 10-11:30 are provided. For reservations or for development wing, room 117. The class participants under age 12. Leashed pets a.m. Jan. 14, at Bear Creek Nature Center. more information, call 520-6745. contains instruction, tips, hands-on are welcome on the trail. Strollers can The cost is $4. For reservations or for writing and editing projects. complete the trail with some difficulty. more information, call 520-6387. Twos, threes outdoors: The class, hosted by the Academy Wheelchairs are not recommended. Top 3, is open to all Academy members For more information, call Gerry at Nature explorers: B is for birds Share in the joy of your 2- or 3-year- in any category. Seats are limited. For 264-1178 or Russ at 667-5662. super sleepers more information or to reserve a seat, call old child’s discovery as they enjoy stories Young explorers, ages 3-5, accom- and explore a “wild place” outdoors Winter Trails Day celebration panied by an adult, can enjoy hands-on Come to Bear Creek Nature Center from 10-11:15 a.m. Jan. 19, at Fountain nature activities, puppet shows, crafts and on Winter Trails Day from 10 a.m. to 2 Creek Nature Center. The cost is $2 per discovery time on the trail from noon- p.m. Saturday and participate in a person. For reservations or for more 1:15 p.m. and 2-3:15 p.m. Jan. 19, at Bear national celebration that takes place in information, call 520-6745. Creek Nature Center. The cost is $3 for more than 100 locations throughout the each participant including adults and country each winter. This event offers an Wild about wildlife siblings. For reservations or for more Join a naturalist for a slide show CADET CHAPEL information, call 520-6387. about Colorado wildlife, followed by Catholic Masses: hands-on discovery of animal pelts, scats, All regular Sunday services Kids only night out tracks, horns and antlers from 10 a.m. resume Jan. 8, 2006 Hoot like an owl and to noon Jan. 21, at Fountain Creek Nature Sunday 10 a.m. howl at the moon! Center. Afterwards, enjoy a hike to learn Weekday Mon., Tues., Thurs. 6:15 a.m., Children, ages 6 and older, about wildlife observation skills and Wed. 7 p.m. can enjoy outdoor adven- find out who is residing in the park. The Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament tures, followed by indoor Wed. 6 p.m. cost is $2. For reservations or for more games, crafts, puppet information, call 520-6745. Protestant Services: shows, popcorn and a Sunday 9 a.m. (Traditional) movie on the big screen Nature adventures: Sunday 10:30 a.m. (Contemporary) from 6-9 p.m. Jan. 20, at owl moon Sunday 11 a.m. (Liturgical-Multi-purpose Bear Creek Nature Center. Children ages 3-6, with an adult, Room) The cost is $20. For reser- can enjoy nature stories, puppet shows, Sunday Noon (Inspirational) vations or for more infor- hands-on activities, and outdoor mation, call 520-6387. Orthodox discovery time from 10-11:30 a.m. and Sunday 9:30 a.m Hands-on science 1:30-3 p.m. Jan. 25, at Fountain Creek Nature Center. The cost is $3 for each Jewish Shabbat Services for kids participant including adults and siblings. Friday 7 p.m. Children, ages 6 and For reservations or for more information, older, are invited for hands- Buddhist call 520-6745. Sunday 9 a.m on science fun from 10 a.m. to noon Jan. 21, at Snowshoe outing Muslim Bear Creek Nature Center. in the mountains Friday Noon (Basement Bride’s room) Conduct scientific exper- Join a naturalist for a guided snow- iments to learn more about COMMUNITY CENTER CHAPEL shoe hike in the mountains at a site to light, water, plants, animal Catholic Masses: be determined based upon snow condi- senses, and chemical reac- Saturday 5 p.m. tions from 10-11:30 a.m. Jan. 28, at Sunday 8 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. tions. The cost is $5. For Fountain Creek Nature Center. Directions Religious Formation - 9:30-10:45 a.m. reservations or for more to the trailhead are given upon receipt information, call 520-6387. Protestant Services: of reservation and payment. Each party Sunday 9:15 a.m. (Gospel Service, is responsible for their own transporta- Base Auditorium) Wild, wacky tion, food and equipment. The cost is $8 Sunday 9:45 a.m. (Traditional Service) weasel family per person. For reservations or for more Religious Ed - 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Children, ages 6-10, information, call 520-6745. 10 FEAT Wings of Competitive, dem

By Eddie Kovsky which the W Academy Spirit staff The W schedule af The Academy’s Wings of Blue competition team bowl game made a strong showing at the National Collegiate and Califo Parachuting Championships over the winter break. “We’v Eighty-two students from colleges around the country, and we foll including the United States Military Academy, competed so we perf in the four-day event, held in Lake Wales, Fla. Dec. 27 Sacchieri. through Jan. 1. just give y The national collegiate champion title went to West Bowl.’” Point this year, though the Academy team ranked among The de the top three in several categories, including overall the Fiesta B (intermediate and masters), individual accuracy (both The thrill intermediate and masters), sport accuracy (intermediate jumper. and masters), team accuracy, freefall style (beginner, inter- “The f mediate, and masters) and two of the top three finishes in my life, for four-way formation skydiving. pretty muc In the four-way formation, four team members that scared leave the aircraft together and do a set of formations doors, it’s n provided by meet officals shortly before the jump. coaster or Photo by Ken Carter The Wings of Blue competition team took first and second The team that does the most formations in 35 seconds above the e place in the four way formation event at this year’s National wins the event. Between15-20 teams entered the event, underneath Championship.

Cadets perform at Rose Bowl pre-gam

By the Academy Public Affairs

Eight Air Force Academy cadets performed in front of a national audience Wednesday at the Rose Bowl pre- game show. Cadets 1st Class Lindsey Bergeron and James Wentzel, Cadets 2nd Class Derek Bell, Monica Herrera and Jon Lohse, and Cadets 3rd Class Liz BuPane, Preston Gartner and Whitney Salo performed as part of the Academy Singers, an a cappella group from the cadet chorale. The group sang a two-minute medley of “America the Beautiful” and “God Bless America” to close the pre-game festivites. The Academy Singers is composed of men and women from all four cadet classes who represent the Academy through a cappella singing. The Academy Singers was formed in August 2000 to support the many performance requests received annually, in addition to providing an outlet for a cappella singing to outstanding cadet vocalists. Once a cadet auditions for and becomes a member of the larger Cadet Chorale, each cadet may indicate an interest in the Academy Singers, and must undergo a second audition for membership in the premiere ensem- ble. Photo by Ke The eight-person cadet chorale preformed before the kick-off Wednesday. TURE 11 Blue monstrative

Wings of Blue has won 13 of the last 15 years. Wings of Blue demonstration team kept a tight fter the holidays, parachuting into three college es and making several appearances in Arizona ornia Dec. 27-Jan.1. ve jumped into the Denver Broncos’ stadium, low the Thunderbirds when they go to air shows, form then, too,” said Cadet 1st Class Thomas “We train for this constantly. It’s not like they you a parachute and say ‘Jump into the Rose emonstration team has previously jumped into Bowl 11 times and the Rose Bowl two times. never quite goes away, even for a seasoned first jump was the scariest thing I’d ever done ,” said Cadet Sacchieri. “The next 500 were ch cake. After all the training, you really aren’t of jumping anymore. Once you jump out those not like anything you expect. It’s not like a roller- anything like that; it’s like you’re floating earth and it feels like a big fan is blowing air h you.”

Photo by Ken Carter The Wings of Blue jumped into the Rose Bowl with the game ball Wednesday. The demonstration team appeared at three bowl games during the winter break. me

Photo by Ken Carter en Carter The cadet chorale sang at the Rose Bowl pre-game while Wings of Blue landed behind them.

Background courtesy photo Academy Spirit 12 SPORTS January 6, 2006

Arena AF defends home court over holidays By Wayne Amann with Buffalo and Colorado. Eames honored Academy Spirit staff Meanwhile, this week’s USA Today/ESPN Falcon senior Colin Coaches Poll gave Air Force 22 votes, ranking Eames was named to the 2005 The winter holiday season did not cool the the Falcons at number 31. All-Far West Region second- heels of the hottest Air Force men’s basketball The holiday wins featured stellar perfor- team by the National Soccer team ever. mances by senior guard Antoine Hood, junior Coaches Association of Between Dec. 23-31 the high-flying forward Jacob Burtschi and junior center John America. This is the first all- Falcons beat Lamar, 73-50, Georgia Tech, 54- Frye. region selection for Eames. 46 and Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne, 77-42. Hood led four Falcons in double figures The midfielder from Fairfax The victories upped Air Force’s record to 12- with 17 points to snap Lamar’s five-game Station, Va., scored a goal and 1, the best 13-game start in the program’s winning streak. Burtschi netted a game-high added a team-high six assists history. 18 points and a career best 13 rebounds in the this season for eight points. He Other than the win over Tech, played at the runaway over IPFW. Frye scored 18 points, started 76 of the 77 games he Colorado Springs World Arena, the Falcons including three 3-pointers, to pace Air Force played in during his four capped 2005 by extending their non-confer- over Georgia Tech. seasons at the Academy. He ence home winning streak at Clune Arena to For his effort in the latter two games, Frye tied Scott Muir for the team a school-record 25 games. The last loss to a was named Mountain West Conference Player lead with 25 shots on goal this non-Mountain West team at Clune was to of the Week. The 6-foot 10-inch Fredericksburg, Tennessee Tech, Dec. 29, 2001, 64-44. season. Eames earned a first Photo by Dave Armer Va., product was 7-of-10 from the field, 4-of- team all-Mountain Pacific Air Force has been nearly unbeatable at Mountain West Conference Player of the 4 from beyond the 3-point arc and 7-of-8 from Sports Federation selection home the last three seasons. Starting with the Week John Frye drives by a Georgia Tech the free throw line. He averaged 12.5 points, final home game of the 2002-03 campaign, a defender Dec. 28 for two of his game- 4.0 rebounds and 1.5 blocks. last November. 68-60 victory over New Mexico, the Falcons high 18 points at the Colorado Springs “I was a little surprised considering what World Arena. Volunteers sought have won 33 of their last 34 home tilts. They I’ve done before,” said Frye who is the only were 13-0 in ’03-’04, 12-1 last season, lost to Falcon starter averaging in single digits (6.7) Anyone interested in teams, Miami and Georgia Tech, from arguably Utah, 65-56, and are 7-0 this season. (Thursday’s the best basketball conference in the land, the in points per game. “You can’t guard all five volunteering to be a track and Mountain West Conference home opener Atlantic Coast Conference. Air Force’s lone loss guys all the time.” field official at Academy against BYU was played after press time.) was to the Washington Huskies, currently The one constant through this best-ever indoor and outdoor meets this Some so-called experts still aren’t ranked 10th. start in club history is defense. Air Force is year should contact Scott convinced Air Force is for real, based on the “We’ve played good teams on our non- ranked No. 1 in scoring defense, yielding a scant Irving, the head field event strength of its non-conference schedule. The conference schedule,” Falcon junior guard 52.3 point per game in the latest NCAA statis- coach and coordinator of offi- Falcons disagree. Matt McCraw said. “Beating a team like tics. cials, at scott.irving@usafa. “People say we’ve played a soft schedule,” Georgia Tech can only help us.” Georgia Tech head coach Paul Hewitt is af.mil, or call 333-3013 or 1- Air Force head coach Jeff Bzdelik said after According to Wednesday’s Associated convinced the Falcons are legit. 800-379-1455 extension 3013. the win over Georgia Tech. “Well, not really.” Press Top 25 College Basketball Poll, Air Force “The way they play and run their stuff I’d Callers should leave a message The Falcons are riding the crest of a 10- is slowly gaining respect. The Falcons received be surprised if Air Force doesn’t make the and Coach Irving will return game winning streak. They’ve beaten two six votes, good for a three-way tie for 38th place NCAA tournament,” he said. them. Meets are Jan. 13, Feb. 3 and 4, March 3, April 20 and 21 and May 8. No expe- rience is necessary. Falcons end non-conference slate 9-2 By Wayne Amann Despite getting 11 of its shots blocked, Air Camp discounts Academy Spirit staff Force out-rebounded the Mountain Lions 48- The department of 31. The Falcons solidified their ranking as the athletics and Falcon Sports Cautious optimism has given way to the nation’s top free throw shooting team by Camps are offering a Holiday sky-high variety on the Air Force women’s converting 19-of-24 attempts. Early Bird Special for campers basketball team these days, and for good reason. One week later forward Alecia Steele, registering on-line through Thanks to a three-game sweep of the center Jacki Novak and guard Letricia Castillo Jan. 16. Boarders and University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, combined for 41 points as Air Force handled commuters are eligible for Army and Western State over the winter holiday visiting inter-service rival Army, 73-61. Novak significant savings. There are break, the Falcons have already won more notched her first career double-double with 15 19 sports to choose from games this season than in any other campaign points and 10 rebounds in just 16 minutes of designed to challenge campers since becoming a Division I program. Air action. and improve their skills. Force’s 9-2 record has bettered the team’s Hustle paid off for the Falcons as they previous season-best seven wins, recorded Reservations are on a first- outscored Army 20-18 in the paint, 20-13 off twice in the D-I era. turnovers and 17-3 in second-chance points. come, first-served basis. Visit With the 16-game Mountain West The win snapped a three-game losing streak airforcesports.com and click Conference regular season plus the MWC to the Black Knights whose bench outscored on the Falcon Sports Camp Championship Tournament ahead, the Falcons the Air Force reserves 28-21. links for more information have a legitimate shot at eclipsing their all-time The Falcons reversed that statistic in their and to register. season-best mark of 23-5. That was in the New Year’s Eve victory over Western State, 76- 1990-91 season when Air Force was a member 34, the most lopsided win as a Division I Boxing correction of the Division II Colorado Athletic Conference. school. In the Dec. 16 Academy “We’re looking forward to having our best The Air Force bench fueled the rout with Spirit story on the Friday Night year yet,” Air Force head coach Ardie McInelly 39 points to just 6 for the Mountaineers. In fact, Fights, Cadet Squadron 17 said before the season started. “We had a lot 12 of the 14 Falcons who saw action, scored. boxer Dustin Mayne’s name of kids returning so they have experience. Once again Air Force dominated the was misspelled. Photo by Danny Meyer We’re going to build on that.” boards, out-rebounding Western 49-26. But, Falcon sophomore forward Alicia Steele The Falcons are learning from their the most telling stat of the game was turnovers. flies to the hoop as teammate Pam Falcons at home mistakes. The Mountaineers committed 22 to only four Findlay looks on. Men’s Basketball They overcame 24 turnovers to defeat for the Falcons, including a mere one in the tomy surgery Dec. 6. The 5-foot, 5-inch sopho- San Diego State, Saturday, 7 stubborn cross-town rival UCCS, 68-56, Dec. second half. more was averaging a team-leading 11.4 points p.m., Clune Arena 22 at Clune Arena. Dawn Higginbotham’s six Air Force tipped off the MWC regular and 5.2 assists per game. Her playing status points triggered a key 11-2 run in the first half season Thursday (after press time) at BYU. was unknown at press time. Women’s Basketball enabling the bluesuiters to pull away. The Starting point guard Lauren Henderson was The Falcons travel to San Diego State Wyoming, Wednesday, 7 p.m., junior forward from Colorado Springs led four expected to return to the Falcon lineup against Saturday. Their conference home opener is Clune Arena Falcons in double figures with 16 points. the Cougars following emergency appendec- Wednesday against Wyoming. Academy Spirit January 6, 2006 13

Layoff serves skaters Scoreboard well against RIT INTRAMURAL Over 30 Basketball By Wayne Amann 1 midway through the first Team W L Academy Spirit staff period, Josh Print answered Prep 6 1 for Air Force with his first 34 TRW#1 4 1 Judging by the end result, the 27-day goal of the season at the NSSI 4 2 break between games was just what the doctor 14:52 mark. Brian Gineo’s MDG 4 2 ordered for the Air Force hockey team. long outlet pass found Mark 306 FTG 4 3 The Falcons hadn’t checked a different Knaeble at the opposite blue DFPS 2 3 colored sweater since their Dec. 3 victory over line. He sent a touch pass to MSS 2 5 Wayne State. On Dec. 30 it took just 52 a streaking Print who beat DFL 1 4 34 TRW#2 0 6 seconds for Josh Schaffer to score a power Guimond with a low wrist play goal igniting Air Force to a 3-2 win shot. Dec. 15 over the Rochester Institute of Technology Eric Ehn upped the ante NSSI 57 DFL 51 before a responsive crowd of 1,889 at the to 3-1 with another power TRW #1 75 TRW #2 16 Cadet Ice Arena. play goal at 18:33 assisted The momentum from that victory carried by Schaffer and Jay Jan. 3 into Saturday’s 2-2 overtime tie with RIT, Medenwaldt. The tally gave Photo Courtesy Academy Athletic Department 306 FTG 52 NSSI 43 giving the bluesuiters three out of a possible Ehn 10 goals in 14 games and Senior forward Mike Knaeble was playing some of his MDG 55 MSS 37 four points for the weekend series with the moved him into ninth place best hockey as a Falcon against RIT when a shot he Tigers. Air Force improved to 4-9-1 overall nationally in goals per game blocked broke his hand. He’ll be sidelined four to six Jan. 4 MDG 59 Prep 38 while RIT dropped to 5-12-2. at 0.71. weeks. 306 FTG 36 MSS 34 “The mid-season layoff is good for our “Ehn is developing into a premiere offen- blocking a shot late in that game and will be team,” Air Force head coach Frank Serratore sive player at this level,” Serratore said. “He’s out of the lineup from four to six weeks. Jan. 5 explained. “Our kids get worn down with a threat whenever he’s on the ice. He’s very Hopefully, we can absorb his loss. He played Games played after press time. academics, athletics and military responsi- intelligent, has great puck poise, patience by far his best series as a Falcon against bilities. The time off enables them to focus and is very elusive.” RIT.” Intramural Basketball on their finals and recharge their batteries. A late third period goal by RIT made Knaeble’s goal and two assists led all Team W L We look at it as taking one step backward to things interesting before the Falcon defense Falcons in the series. Hosp #1 6 0 make two steps forward.” shut the door. Air Force goalie Peter Foster Air Force is back in action today and SFS 4 2 Schaffer’s goal, the fourth of the made 18 saves as he improved to 2-5-0. The Saturday against Alabama-Hunstville at the CES 4 2 campaign for the emerging sophomore Falcons out-shot RIT 34-20 in the game. Von Braun Civic-Center. Each team is 2-2 in Comm 3 3 forward, came off a rebound RIT goalie Air Force peppered Guimond with 38 league play for four points and third place in CE/J&J 3 4 Jocelyn Guimond couldn’t control. more shots on Saturday. Andrew Ramsey the College Hockey America standings. MSS 3 4 “Schaffer’s taken a major step as a player,” and Knaeble each rallied the Falcons with a “I’ve never had a more competitive Prep 2 4 Hosp #2 2 5 Serratore said. “He’s not the fastest guy on goal to tie matters. Knaeble’s, an even strength Academy team at the Division I level than 306 FTG 2 5 the rink but he can play with the puck at his tally at 15:11 of the second period, eventu- this one,” Serratore said before flying to top speed. Most players can’t do that. It’s a ally sent the game into overtime. Alabama. “We just need to score a couple Dec. 15 great attribute.” “That was a huge goal for us,” Serratore more goals so those one-goal losses will MSS Won by forfeit Comm After Justin Hofstetter tied the game at said. “Unfortunately, he broke his hand become one-goal wins!” Hosp #1 64 Prep 57 306 FTG 49 Hosp #2 46 Hospital #1 routs depleted Comm to go 6-0 Jan. 3 CES 44 CE/J&J 37 By Wayne Amann tuting the complete starting five periodically backed up Nick Welch at center for the Air Force SFS 55 Hosp #2 33 Hosp #1 59 Comm 21 Academy Spirit staff throughout the game. Falcons the last two seasons. “We’ve got a deep squad at both ends of “We want to win but we have fun at the Jan. 4 Tuesday’s highly anticipated intramural the court,” Hospital player/coach Joe Flores said. same time here,” Buchanan said. “It’s a lot MSS 46 Hosp #2 44OT basketball game between league-leading “Either five can start. We play everyone so it different than playing on the Falcons.” CES Won by forfeit 306 FTG Hospital #1 and their nearest pursuer, the 10th works pretty well for us.” CE/J&J Won by forfeit Prep Communications Squadron was close – until Conversely, Comm was outmanned from the opening tip. the start due to deployments that significantly Jan. 5 From that point the Medics put on a clinic depleted their squad. Nearly all of their seven Games played after press time. at the Academy Fitness and Sports Center players who suited up for the game had not gym on how to dominate an opponent, as they played together before. Bowling rolled over Comm 59-21. “We’ve got a couple guys who show a lot Thru Dec. 19 The win hiked Hospital’s record to 6-0. As of promise and like to hustle,” said Harris who Team W L Pins the last undefeated team they enjoy a two- led Comm with 11 points. “If we can get Civilians 82 46 47309 game lead in the standings. together, know what to do and what to look for DFB #2 77 51 46511 Five straight driving lay-ups, two each by in each other, it’ll be a completely different game DFB 74 54 46857 Cordney Morehead and Terrance Guidry, the next time.” MSS 70 58 46655 ignited a lethal fast break giving the Hospital The Medics focused on their perimeter DFC #1 68 60 47096 a quick 10-0 lead and forcing Comm to call game after intermission. Five of the 10 field 10 SVS 68 60 46776 time out. goals they made in the second half came from CGR 68 60 46509 The breather just delayed the inevitable. beyond the three-point arc. The Hospital hit 10 SVS Golf *67 61 41372 Back-to-back 3-pointers from Paul Rose eight 3-pointers in the game, three by Flores. DFCS 65 63 47028 and Jacques English plus a jumper by Nathaniel “That’s what I do,” said Flores who netted Comm 62 66 47065 Sheppard on consecutive possessions ballooned a game-high 16 points. “I can’t drive because 10 MDOS 62 66 46442 the Medics’ lead to 18-0 and the rout was on. I get blocked a lot.” 10 SFS 60 68 46284 Comm center Max Harris interrupted the run Since all 10 Hospital players logged heavy LGR 58 70 46123 with a free throw midway through the half. minutes, their score sheet reflected a balanced Pool Team 58 70 45814 Five different Hospital players then fash- attack. Supporting Flores’ double digit effort Photo by Staff Sgt. Monte Volk MDG 58 70 45591 ioned a 12-4 run to build what would prove to was Sheppard with eight points, Caleb Ricky Moore of Hospital #1 appears to DFC #2 55 73 46159 be an insurmountable 30-5 halftime bulge. Buchanan had seven, while Morehead, English sprout extra arms and a leg while dri- AH 48 80 46291 ving for a lay up. In reality the excess 10 MDSS 48 80 45915 The Medics were in such control they and Luke Hopstad each added six. limbs belong to Comm’s Mark *Must post-bowl one week. could make wholesale player changes, substi- Yes, that’s the same Caleb Buchanan who McParland. Academy Spirit 14 January 6, 2006

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Weights, and Rack for $100 or Best condition. 3 magazines. $650 OBO spring/fall combo float $243bi-annual Offer Please Call 559-8571 & Nat’l Geographic books. 574-9784 Carson. 3br, 2ba, 1c, 1600SF, $164,900 Please Call 719-635-7737 FOR LEASE OFFICE maint fee $2,000 obo 719-392-4351 • 49 Monk St. 10 mins. from Ft. Carson. 4br, 3ba, 1c, 2000SF, $159,900 Health equip-Weslo Spacesaver HOT TUB / SPA SPACE Still in wrapper, seats 6, hydrotherapy Mountain Bike- $25 OBO Over-stuffed For Sale: RCI Timeshare - Orlando Call Rosalyn Hanson w/Prudential Treadmill w/TV, power incline-$280 Chair and Ottoman- $25 OBO Scanner- Professional Realtors @ 216-2604. Soloflex-$100, package, chemical free, waterfall & ar- Sleeps 8, Washer and Dryer in unit. omatherapy. Cost $7900, MUST SELL! $25 OBO And the one thing we want to Great location. Immaculate Timeshare. AB-DOer exercise bench $35 238-9878 Springs Office Park $3800. Call 667-0311. add is; Treadmill- $25 OBO Disney World. $13,000 Contact: FOUNTAIN 719-494-8042 2860-2862 [email protected] Pacific weight bench (Zuma)-complete Circle Dr. North workout station Paid $1000-yours for King Bed: Metal Frame, Foundations, PCS Sale. Free chain link fence U re- • Lease/200-20,000 sf FOUNTAIN: FSBO 3br, 3ba, 2c gar, $200 Ray 719-963-4379 / 719-383-0015 Solid Oak Headboard, Sealy Pos- Time Share Paid $10,000. Sell for move/take. Misc furn items, clothes, • Office a/c, fpl, 2 decks, fenced yard, all appls. turepedic pillow top mattress, pad and • $3.75 net sf $8,500. Las Vegas, NV the Grand Des- $186,900. Call 494-9730 sheets $500, Night Stands: Brand New, toys, baby matt/crib, play n pack. sert. Call Charles 719-390-5513 SOLD THE FIRST DAY! solid oak, matched set - $150, Dresser Yvette 244-3790 or 333-2648 Colorado & Santa Fe Real Estate COLORADO POWER w/mirror: $65, Console 25” Color Mike • 1-888-532-4464 MILITARY REALTOR For the very Best in Military Home CLASSIFIEDS WORK! TV:$60, Chest of Drawers: $25 Wood SNOWBOARD BOOTS men’s 8 desk w/ 4 drawers: $25 Microwave blue/gray like new Orig. $90 sell for RESIDENTIAL Sales & Service. Call Glenda Miller, Proform Exercise Bike Electronic 548-1266, 548-0400. Just tell her what functions;small hand weights. $100 Stand: $20 Sears Tub Whirlpool: $25 $60 719-380-5606 FOR SALE Call 391-8029 or 332-4871 you need! Expect soft & easy service. OBO. Downtown NewHomeConnection.com Storage Units, Large Business Heritage Realty KINGS BLANKET & MORE! 8’x40’, Lights and Power: Behind CONDOS TOWNHOMES HOME ENTERTAINMENT 2328 E. Platte Ave.-Ph 471-9137 Wal-Mart on highway 85. $95 390-2864 Office has the largest selection of Korean Mink FOR SALE FALCON Blankets in Colorado Springs! They are In the Heart of Downtown. Refurbished & Very nice pine dining set has one leaf 6 TKD SPARING Gear, small size; mag- Remodeled w/ Two Separated Offices & a chairs includes hutch and buffet super soft. We have curtains, comfort azine/book racks; luggage; H Potter #6. Lg Common Area. Off St Parking, DSL, AC. 3976 Riviera Grove, GR 104, 3bd/2ba, WOODMEN HILLS: 3br, 2ba, Owner $600 622-9744 sets, 3 piece bath sets, pictures, area Call 494-8083 $650/mo. 685-1505 great room w/ walk-out to covered pa- will finance or sell on Rent-to-own, rugs and collectables. tio, 1276sf, $147,000, Hillsboro at Please call 800-720-0941 for 24 hr info. Springs Ranch. Cheri Herber, HOME FURNISHINGS Large maroon sofa, SCRAPBOOKING FOR LEASE RETAIL Prudential Professional 575-1400 1 yr old, very nice, $350. SPACE NORTHEAST 12 Piece German Wall Unit. Lighted 719-591-7922 MILITARY SCRAPBOOKING Central Location Condo-$109,900 bar unit and 3 hutches Medium Oak. Supplies. Shop our online store! Great condition, 2brms, 2 baths, wood 4bd/2ba/2car, remodeled, exc. views, $300 Randy 322-7352 SANTE FE STYLE BUILDING Moving Sale. Ent center for Big screen www.MyMilitaryScrapbooking.com burning fireplace, new carpet, new all appl & w/d incl., 2000sf, $3000 TV, Washer and Dryer, Lawn mower, 711 S. Tejon St. buyer incentive. $219,900 337-4840 2 office Suites Available Now, Triple paint, new tile & new stove. Wash- AIR BED window A/C, Microwave w/ stand, Cal. TICKETMART er/dryer & refrigerator incl. Low dues. Dual Chamber w/remote & full wrty. king water bed, chain link fence, 19” Net Leases Approx. 1,000 Feet Each 6156 CRANBERRY LN. 3100SF, 4br, Call 475-0304 Quick possession possible. For show- New in box, never used. Cost over TV w/ stand Call 472-8628 ings call Jo Nestor, ReMax, 661-2556 2½ba, 2car. New appls., carpet, gas fpl, $1300, MUST SELL. $550. 328-9728. (2) AEROSMITH & Lenny Kravitz huge master w/5pc ba., fcd yd w/spklr concert tickets, 30 Jan-Pepsi Ctr. Sec- sys, $237,900. Call Andy, 231-6696. NASA MEMORY FOAM tion 102, Row 5, $280/both. 332-2746 LAND All open, solid oak entertainment center. Genuine Visco-elastic mattress set. New For Sale/Rent: Ft Collins luxury Holds 36 inch TV. For $100, in plastic with warranty. Cost over condo, main floor, 2 huge bedrooms, 2 Reduced 10K! $2000 incentive-Villa CALL 559-9539 $1700, Sacrifice $650. 667-0311 PETS baths, AC-1 car, pool, hut tub by CSU. Loma, Immaculate 4 Bdrm, 2.5 Baths, 2 LAND FOR SALE Master walk-in closet/private bath. car. Must see, for most discriminating (719) 282-8652 buyer. Ask for Sally 321-8194 CATS 3 NEW LOTS! Escape the busy city & Senior & Military haircuts come home to your nearly 5 acre estate! Breathtaking views of the front range & Paul’s Barber Shop 1M blk/wht, 1F blk cat Pikes Peak; home for your horses too! 1y, + F-Mini Pincher, Call Guaranteed Military specializing in neck & side shaves Exc. covenants wi/no HOA fees. Newly for details! 459-5279 platted. Great Price! Please call Craig @ 127 E. Navajo ReMax Prop, 330-0695. Financing 634-4517 We will match DOGS

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CRESTLINE MANOR 3360 MONICA DR. - Like new 4 bed, CORNER LOT! 3 bed, 2 bath, 1265 sf XXL FOUNTAIN Town Center 2Br, Manufactured Home Community 3 bath home near Carson/Peterson. w/ sunken living room, new carpet, vi- 1½Ba w/balcony, exc. cond, $495. 1br 4945 Mark Dabling Blvd located 2 1700 sq ft. Owner willing to finance. nyl siding, all oak cabinets, and kit. $395, Studio $365, convenient to Ft. blocks north of Garden of the Gods Larrabee & Associates, 550-0407 appl. $1395 dn, under $600/mo includ- Carson. Call 201-7006 or 231-7835 Rd. in the northeast side of Colorado ing lot rent. 499-5367 Springs. Short drive to all military BUYING A HOUSE is easier than you POWERS bases. Design your own dream home think. Close on your house in less than GREAT STARTER HOME. Double or purchase an exisiting pre-owned 30 days, even with poor credit. Call Le- wide 3bed/2 bath, large yard (fenced), home. Come & see our beautiful land, Heritage Realty, 229-5470 covered patio, shed, kitchen appl., new NEIGHBORHOOD PHOTOS mountain view community or call to- paint and new carpets T.O. $1350 dn, Before you rent or buy, first see the neighborhoods. From home visit day for an appt. Financing Available. FSBO, 3bd + office, 2ba 1c, all new in- $650/mo includes lot rent. 499-5367 www.HelloColoradoSprings.com side & new roof. FP, A/C: 7372 Colo- 598-1110 nial Dr. $178K. Call Dan 209-3376 LIKE NEW. Beautiful 2 bed/2 bath, lg kitchen and living rm, lots of storage PUEBLO space, lg bedrooms, and glamour bath. LAMPLIGHTER Mt. views. Fenced yard. $100 down, Manufactured Home Community $593 mo includes lot rent. 499-4329 MILITARY SPECIAL! 3280 S. Academy Blvd. in the south- $100-1st month’s rent + deposit. east side of Colorado Springs. Short MAKE A SMART MOVE! 3 Bed 2 1 Bedroom, $395/lease. Courtesy Pa- drive to all military bases. New & bath 1200 sf, vinyl siding, thermal win- trol/Pool. Heat/Water/Trash Paid. Pre-owned home available for sale or dows, 2x6 construction. Very efficient. Management onsite. 719-584-3440 or design your own dream home. Come Only $1400 dn, $285/mo. Plus $100 off call Rosalie 719-545-8181 NEW HOMES AT NEAR RENTAL & check out our mountain view com- your lot rent for a year. Details call Jones Healy, Inc. PAYMENTS VA 0 down, paid clos- munity and all amenities or call today Paul at 390-8087. ing costs. Buy New For You! for an appointment. Financing Available. MOVE-IN SPECIAL! Before renting get the real numbers. OWN IN 5 YEARS! 3bd/2ba. 2 min- $100-1st month’s rent + deposit. Nice, Call Glenda Miller for friendly, free as- 392-1222 utes from Ft. Carson, great island large 1 & 2 bedroom, $350-$450 + de- sistance, A retired military spouse. She kitchen, 5 piece glamour bath, walk-ins posit. Belmont. Rosalie, 719-545-8181 knows the ropes 548-1266, 548-0400. and much more! 499-6299 Jones-Healy, Inc. Heritage Realty. Visit award winning site: www.NewHomeConnection.com MONUMENT Need some Power behind your advertising message? Stetson Hills: 4 bd/3 ba, 2 car, nicely HUD, VA REPOS Call: (719) 329-5236 landscaped, large deck w/ hot tub; must 1st Time Homebuyer Specials see! $225,000. Call 310-5592 Extraordinary Buyer Incentives Colorado Power www.PrimeValueRealty.com Classifieds STRATMOOR VALLEY 3br, 1ba, Heritage Realty NORTHGATE ranch, 900SF, newly remodeled, new carpet/paint, dw, sink, stove, landscap- ing, $0 down. $114,900. Call 331-3042 OPEN HOUSE Close To AF Academy Custom Keller JANUARY 7 AND 8 home, main level living, gourmet 10 A.M. -2 P.M. kitchen, 3br/3ba/3car gar. Cul-de-sac SOUTHWEST Great home with amazing views. Home location. Tile flrs, hearth rm, prof. land- is just like new. Easy commute to Air scape, rm to expand. 5 min to Academy. $130K 3bd/1ba/1c, nr B St, new kit tile Force Acad. 3 bed, 4 ba, hot tub, hdwd A NEW CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITY Quality custom upgrades. Quick posses- carpet, paint in/out. Addl asphalt parkg flrs, fin. bsmt. Call Jen 720.261.4234 sion poss. $465,000. Gary & Susan fnt/bk fncd wkshp/2shed deck 492-8481 with questions. Agt related to seller. IN SOUTHWEST COLORADO SPRINGS Cuddeback ERA Shields Real Estate 425 MCSHANE PL. 359-3723 or 229-1909 MONUMENT, CO 80132 BEAUTIFUL CHEYENNE Meadows $274,900.00 REMAX 100, INC. home that shows like a model. 4/2. 5/2 303.232.4444 PALMER LAKE w/fin. bsmt. Call Katherine Froehler @ Re/Max Prop., Inc. 487-6121 MOUNTAIN PROPERTY PALMER LAKE CHARM-$194,000 Nestled under the “star” in Palmer Lake Free HUD home search online visit this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1629 sq. ft WWW.YourHomeInColorado.com Breckenridge: Wood-sided modular house is superior construction. Interior click on US HUD link. chalet in gated Tiger Run Resort. Fu- lly walls are all full brick with a beautiful Theresa 271-4644 Heritage Realty furn, lg deck, stor. shed, great views, stone wood burning fireplace. Awe- sleeps 6, $145,000. Call Renata at Ti- some views all around. For showings FSBO:Quiet cul-de-sac, 5br, 3½ba, ger Run Real Estate (970) 453-9690 call Jo Nestor, ReMax, 661-2556 a/c, office, D-12. 3% to agents. $407,000. Call 576-9033 or 314-7434 APARTMENT PUEBLO Live S/W $73,000! Condo RENTALS Close to Ft Carson, Dwntn, I-25, Brdmr Affordable homes & short commute! * Fireplace *Quick Occupancy* Legacy Homes of Pueblo, Inc. is proud Stuart Scott, Ltd. 578-8800 to welcome the military to Pueblo West. CENTRAL Call today for information. on 2 of our new construction homes, or build your Clean, quiet 1bd $395/mo, off street own family home. Prices ranging from parking, laundry, drug free. Move-in $140,000-250,000. 3 and 4 bedrooms Specials. 477-6820 Avail Now! on the main level with basements! Con- tact: Julie L. Bruno (719) 821-4600 or DOWNTOWN LOCATION Ashley Sleet (719) 406-0538 LARGE 1 BEDROOM Apartments. 201-7006/231-7835 Lovely Southwest Rancher w/ dra- PUEBLO WEST matic updates. Kit w/stainless appl, tile Downtown Victorian building. Large flrs & counters. 2bd on main plus lg apt w/1br, 1ba, hardwood flrs $700/mo Affordable-CLOSE TO CARSON converted attic for 3rd bd/office. Lg yd. + utils. Fidelity Real Estate 667-4343 New 4bd/2ba/3c gar, 1700sf, full bsmnt, Close to schools, shopping & Carson. on north side, close to I-25. $139k Gary & Susan Cuddeback ERA DUPLEX-Great downtown location. 719-250-9953 or 719-251-6696 Shields Real Estate 359-3723/229-1909 Extra big! 2br, 1ba, w/yd. Sml dog ok. $650/mo Exc. cond. 201-7006/231-7835 Priced from the mid $100’s POWERS RENT or Lease Option to Buy- * Beautiful 3 bedroom and 1 bath in the EAST 5 DiȔerent Floor Plans Cheyenne Canyon Area. Hiking Dis- 3976 Riviera Grove, GR 104, 3bd/2ba, tance to Seven Falls. Available for * Maintenance-Free Condominiums great room w/ walk-out to covered pa- move in ASAP School District is 12. NEAR PETE FIELD N tio, 1276sf, $147,000, Hillsboro at Cheyenne HS, Cheyenne Middle School Clean 2bedroom/1ba, all appls, incl * Large Storage units included Springs Ranch. Cheri Herber, and Canyon Elementary School. washer/dryer. Special Military Rate. Prudential Professional 575-1400 Call now 719-661-6112 $495. Call Tom SRIC, 632-4800. * Carports or Garages available LAS CASAS 4bd+den/office/2.5ba/2c gar, corner lot, RENT-TO-OWN: Completely remod. AIRPORT VALUE INN APTS *

One level living HWY 115 - south shows like a model, $2,500 incentive, 4br, 2ba, min. from Gate 4. New paint, Main Gate PAFB. 1-2br Apts. rive Cougar Bluff Pt. $229,000. Maranatha Realty, flooring, kitchen & both bathrooms. Furn/Unfurn. FREE cable TV (30 * Sharon Wilson 719-337-0354 channels/HBO/ESPN). Coin W/D. Off Great neighborhood & D-12 schools

Call Melanie, 719-338-5123 D luffs SAFEWAY South Academy Blvd. Street Parking. Balcony. From * Low monthly condo fees CLOSE TO PETERSON OR $475/mo. Hotel Rooms, $199.99/per MANUFACTURED/ B oor SCHRIEVER - $275,000 wk. 6875 Space Village Ave. See Ho- * Security & fire alarm monitoring Over 3600 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 MOBILE HOMES tel Front Desk. 596-5588 adm

ro FORT car garage, patio swning, surround * Gas Fireplaces & Central Air B sound speakers, nice tiered landscaping DOUBLE WIDE SPECIAL! Beauti- FOUNTAIN CARSON for gardens. Unfinished basement for ful 3bd/2ba with lg kitchen, all kit. * future expansion. For showings call Jo appl., 5 pc master bath, tape and tex- Clubhouse includes workout center, ALL THE TOP REALTORS’ Nestor, ReMax, 661-2556. tured T.O. w/d, shed. Shows like new. listings are here. Heritage Realty. * hot tub, sauna & patio w/ barbecue grill $2110 dn, $451 plus lot rent. 243-0368 www.NewHomeConnection.com MLS ASSISTANT 1000’s of homes for sale Call or visit the HANDY MAN’S DREAM. 3 bed 2 NR. PARKS & SCHOOLS! 1 MONTH Visit Award Winning bath double wide with huge yard and NewHomeConnection.com FREE! Fountain/Ft. Carson - Near Gate Model Sales Oȗce large living area. Call Felix 20, Townhouse Style, 2 bdrm/1ba, coin 719-232-9621 laundry, Great Deal! $495/mo. + 540-5500 OPEN HOUSE, Sat Only, Jan. 7th. $300/dep. Call 232-7194 12:30p-4p. 3br, 3ba, 2c gar,$210K. Excellent for 1st time Homeowner www.LasCasasCondos.com or call Jack Gloriod Seller’s will pay $5000 in closing costs 1988 mobile home, 80x14, $17,533 w/full price offer. 7308 Allens Park Dr. Cash only. All appls, FP, patio, Tuff Totally Remodeled. 2bd/1ba, $550/mo, at 229-9922 0r 785-4101 Heritage Realty, Leland, 229-5470. Shed, 10 min from Carson. Financ- W/D included, all appliances, perfect! ing Available. 209-2329 or 524-1061 390-6673 SOUTHEAST 2002 3br, 2ba, 1683SF, manufactured ranch. Great view! Great community 1973 Mobile Home for sale $5,500, w/clubhouse & pool. $129K. 550-3220 3bd/1ba, 14x70, lg tuff shed, 2 decks SMSGT Robert Graham had the Your Home Sold w/roofs, fncd yd, lot rent $335/mo Close to Ft. Carson gate 5 in Cheyenne Mnt 1981 MOBILE HOME REMODULED. following to say about his service Family Mobile Home Park w/swimming Must See!! 2br, 1ba, all appls, porch, in 120 Days or I’ll pool, playground. Call Steve 540-9260 $10,000. Call 649-8737 or 635-0673 with Barb Schlinker: “I was facing another deployment overseas Buy it for Cash! The Best In Military Home Sales and had to sell my home quickly. Without missing a beat, Barb personally guaranteed that she would sell my home in under 120 days Visit: www.GuaranteeBuyOut.com – or she would buy it herself. She not only sold Call Barb Schlinker – 719-499-3334 my home – she sold it for the highest price in Local Reserve Officer and Real Estate Broker the neighborhood! Thank you Barb, for all Heritage Realty your hard work and giving me peace of mind. Visit our award winning website: If you are serious about selling your home – call Barb today!” www.newhomeconnection.com www.ColoradoBarb.com Academy Spirit January 6, 2006 17 We have your community covered

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SOUTHEAST BIG BEAUTY-5 BR,2 BA,1 GAR,bsmt SW. 2 BD, 2 BA w great city views, lg. Vickers & Union. TH, 2/2.5/2, peak storage Walk to schools balcony, storage, pool. Neat and neu- views, study, A/C, usable full bsmt, CC,Steele,North Palmer. 95% eff. fur- tral. $750/mo. Lease with option. Call laundry, patio, FP, price & lse terms “It’s an honor to serve you!” **MOVE-IN TODAY/HURRY nace, 2300SF. 1229 Weber $1095/995 641-4906 or 633-2291 neg. Pets? 719-487-9669 / 487-8500 - LOWEST RENTS EVER** Ask about STARBUCKS Gift Card! HALEY REALTY 634-3785 T/H NEW within 4 miles of Ft. Carson. POWERS “BUY A HOME WITH Bring in this Ad for one FREE 2br, 2½ba, w/d, fridge with icemaker, Application Fee (a $30.00 value) CENTRAL-Near schools. Remodeled dw, $15 for security check NO MONEY DOWN” $99.00 Security Deposits. 2 BR, 1 BA 4PLX. New (non-refundable). $900/security deposit Beautiful 5br/3ba/2car, Located in a No Security Deposit for Military. paint,carpet,kitchen/bath. 1 level,R-30 & rent. Goal Properties, LLC. Available new subd in Stetson Hills. Pertect Get this Free Report @ Section 8 welcome at all props. insul. Storm windows, W/D hookups in immediately. 243-3896 family home. $1300/mo 640-2025 PatClancyRealty.com (Prices reflect concessions) pantry. Inclds T,RF,DS,MW,ceiling fans. ½ Mo. FREE Rent (cashback) Valley Hi area. Condo unit 1 br, 1 ba, BRAND NEW Wolf Ranch, 5br/3ba, or Call 287-1776 Today! SOUTHEAST SAVE $$$$ $555-575/400dep. frpl, w/d. $450/mo 2600sf, close to bases. $1400/mo. No •Chelton/Fountain, St./1x1/2x1/2x2, HALEY REALTY 634-3785 Fidelity Real Estate 719-667-4332 smoking. Avail January! Call 237-2075 $295. 471.1440 Pat Clancy Pat Clancy Inc. is your Realtor Expert! •Monterey/S. Circle, Eff/St./1x1/2x1, DOWNTOWN HOUSE & COTTAGE IMMACULATE 3bd/2ba/2c, gas fpl, $285. 475.2101 for Rent. Rent both or each. Winewood Village, 2br/1.5ba/2gar, Call 719.287.1776 for relocation assistance, •Academy/Pikes Peak, 1x1/2x1, w/d hkups, fpl, dw, fcd patio, close a/c, hdwd flr, beaut fcd yd w/ spklr, $1050/house, $850/cottage. Recently re- Avl Jan 1st, 659-5844 Lease buy-out assistance or selling your home $450. 596.4970 modeled. Chuck @ Birger & Birger, bases $960/mo+$500dep 667-1021 •Academy/Fountain, 1x1, 2x2, 719-260-8465 or 719-761-3099 $390. 597.1245 DUPLEXES Springs Ranch tri-level, 3bd/2ba/2c gar, •Airport/Chelton, Eff/Jr/1x1/2x1, DOWNTOWN-Walk to gas frpl, w/d incl., all appl, fncd yd, new $315. 596.1636 work/school/fun. FREE Wi-Fi, 1BR, paint/carpet $975. 322-5212 •Murray/Platte, 1x1/2x1, 1BA @ 604 N. Weber. #7, Sm. BRICK BEAUTY duplex 2 BR, 1 BA, $435, 574.7392 PET-OK, $475/400. covered patio, carport, W/D hookups, RENTALS WANTED •Jetwing/Academy, 1x1/2x1, HALEY REALTY 634-3785 ST, RF, DW, Big trees, close to schools. $325, 392.4433 1021 E. Columbia $595/495 Nancy Shakeshaft-Slack •Airport/Circle, Jr/1x1/2x1/2x2, GREAT HOME, 10 minutes to Ft. Car- HALEY REALTY 634-3785 COMPANY Needs 4 Homes to: $405, 635.8551 son. 4 bdrms, 3 baths, family room, sun- 1) Purchase or 2) Lease long term. Broker Associate—Office 785-1238 room, 1car garage, fenced yard, EAST Rents Guaranteed. No Commission. $975/mo. Tom Blair, SRIC, 632-4800 Call Joe DeRosa 598-6088 Mobile: 719-659-4380 NORTHEAST [email protected] • Academy/Flintridge, Eff/1x1/2x1, NEAREAST side- 3BR,2BA,1GAR, $405, 598.4456 HAPPY HOME-3BR,1BA,fenced yard, ROOMMATES WANTED big trees, close to UCCS, new paint/cpt. fenced/sprklr yard, big trees, storm Currently over 1000 homes under $200,000 3206 N. Hancock $695/595 windows, rancher /bsmt. 1507 Tesla for sale in the Colorado Springs area IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY! HALEY REALTY 634-3785 $895/795. HALEY REALTY 634-3785 M/F to share, 3br furn home w/hot tub. 10 minutes to Ft. Carson Security, CO. 7 mi from Ft. Carson. • 15 yrs. Colo. Spgs. Experience A/C, dishwasher, W/D hookups, NEAR CC: 2BR,1BA,off strt pkng, util NICE 3BR, 2ba, screened patio, fenced, $350/mo. N/P. Debbie, 392-0436 • Full-Time Realtor 1 Bedrooms, $459; 2 Bedrooms, $590. included. 824 N. Tejon $575/495. spklr, 1 gar w/opener, a/c, extras, tri-lvl. Contact on-site manager at 382-3200 HALEY REALTY 34-3785 $975/mo. Call 596-1503 Roommate Wanted for $400/mo no Beyond the Standard • Veteran deposit. Close to Ft. Carson. • Son in Iraq SOUTHWEST NEAR Fillmore/I-25. Walk to work. 1 PETERSON/SCHEIVER AFB-2BR, Call 719-660-9158 Beyond Expectations Call me for all your Real Estate Needs BR,1 BA, New paint/carpet/vinyl. 2912 1BA, ceiling fans, coin W/D, deck, Concord $360/300 off-strt pkng. Affordable, Sec. 8-OK, SHARE HOUSE (bottom floor-fin. Southgate, Park Meadows Apts. No HALEY REALTY 634-3785 1450 Hathaway $495/395 bsmt) 1br/1ba, $450/mo+½ utils. Avail pets, w/d hkups, decks/patios $340+ HALEY REALTY 634-3785 1st Jan. Close to USAFA. 531-7593 mo. Fidelity Real Estate 667-4332 VICTORIAN BEAUTY xclnt condtn, 3 BR, 2BA, off str pkg. Close to RENTERS Southwest: Modes & 26th St. Roomy 1 dwntwn,Palmer HS. 629 Boulder You are now buying a home—for some- ROOMS FOR RENT and 2 bd, 1ba apts, $450-$500/ mo $675/575 HALEY REALTY 634-3785 body else! Be a home owner. Fidelity Real Estate 719-667-4332 Invest in yourself. Build equity, save HOUSEMATE WANTED! Want a CONDOS TOWNHOMES taxes, provide for retirement. Longer $550/month, flexible lease, garage space SPECIAL MILITARY RATE! military assignments and housing rule & basement. Call 781-956-8257 realtor who NO DEPOSIT- NO FEES! FOR RENT changes make now the right time to Broadmoor Area., near Ft. Carson. buy. Low VA 0 down rates, paid clos- SPRING CREEK. Brand new loft, has made BRAND NEW T/H, 2 master br, 2½ba, 2bd/$650; most utils paid, pets ok. ing costs, special programs all mean w/gar parking, $350 w/out util/unfurn. 2c gar, over 1500SF, lg kitchen, all Call Tom, SRIC, 632-4800 you need little cash. Call Glenda Miller $550 fully furnished w/util. 964-0898 over 15 appls incl. Mins. from Carson & Peter- and compare the numbers. Glenda is a son. $995/mo. + dep. Call 331-6235 retired military spouse. Expect good military WEST care & soft and easy service. Heritage SPRING CREEK. Master bdrm - Pri- BROADMOORINGS-Min. from Ft. Realty 548-1266/548-0400 No Toll vate bath. Home fully furnished, utilities moves and is “Your WEBSITE Carson, 1br, 1c gar, w/d, deck, fpl, 1-866-245-3952 incl, A/C, deck, internet, satellite TV, a top area is AWESOME!” 700+SF, some utils pd. FREE cable. Visit award winning site: hot tub, more. 964-0898 $550/mo. By popular acclamation it’s $700/mo. Avail Now! Call 963-8583 www.NewHomeConnection.com professional? the Best Real Estate Website. SOUTHEAST Visit Award Winning. Convenient Central Location NewHomeConnection.com Spotless 2br, 1ba, 1car, T/H in tri-plex. FALCON Heritage Realty New Carpet. Tile Floors. Has skylight, Astrozon/Chelton, 2 lg 2bd/1ba units in Come and see us at 215 W. Rockrimmon Blvd. balcony, yard. 819 Yuma St. $700. 2001 RICHMOND 3BR/3BA/1400SF, 4-plex, large fcd play yd, W/D hkup, and receive the following: Colo. Springs Real Estate Ctr. 531-0591 $1100/monthly. $500/$525. Colorado Forrest Property Beautiful Victorian $750/mo, HW 650-7192 floors, W/D, fenced yard, frpl, porch. Call 237-5564 or 229-7227 • FREE Local Area Maps • FREE Appraisal (Buying) Military move-in special . 477-6820 FIREFLY/MURRAY Blvd. 2500SF, • FREE Market Analysis (Selling) 3br, 2ba, 1c gar, avail now! Mil. Disct. 9364 Prairie Dunes Rd 3BR/3BA/2car. NEWER HOME FREE $950. H: 638-9713 or W:567-6294 • Lunch At “Oliver’s Deli” Cozy Cottage 1bd/1ba. $495/mo, W/D, Gorgeous new home 15 min to PAFB. Wonderful lg 4br, 3ba in quiet neighbor- quiet, parking, close to I-25. Military FP, W/D, rec center. $1085 hood. Close to military bases. W/D incl. Quick Loan Approval move-in special. 593-9314 or 477-6820 Ivywild: $99 MOVE IN SPECIAL 719-338-3784 Detach. gar. 1434 Flycatcher Ln. $1350. 2br, 1ba TH, Private patios, $575/mo C/S RE Ctr 531-6060 Move In With No Money Down Fidelity Real Estate 719-667-4332 FOUNTAIN HOMES FOR RENT Sandcreek Area Condo 1300sf 3bd/2ba (719) 332-6091 ~ Hank Poburka, Colonel, USAF-RET. N/W-GREAT 2BD, 1½BA CONDO, ac, w/d included, frpl, reserved parking, Broker Associate, CRS/GRI/ABR w/d incl, FP, wood floors, pool & hot 119 Elm Street. Clean 3bd/1ba, 900sf, $900/mo $650/dep, WAC. 574-4330 tub, KW/RH, Shane, 213-5826. $773 nice fncd yrd, $675/mo. Need first/last (719) 651-4335 ~ Mike Oliver 4-PLEXES & $350 cleaning dep up front, quite NEARLY NEW 3br, 2ba upper lvl neighborhood. Call Dick at 382-5772 SOUTHWEST Broker Associate FOUNTAIN: 2BR, 1BA, 4-plex, w/d condo w/everything. Ctrl air, balcony, (719) 534-7925 ~ Corey Ohlrich incl, fp, trash incl, close to Ft. Carson. gas fp, ceiling fans, vaulted ceilings, all 3bd/1ba Fountain Woodstove LRG Cinderella Cottage close to Ft Carson - KW/RH, Shane, 213-5826. $595. appls incl. w/d, storage rm off balcony. Workshop, Appliances, AC, Pets OK, 2BR, 1BA, 1C, 2sheds, new vinyl, must Team Administrator Gated cmmty w/clubhouse, pool, $900/mo, $750/dep 382-7142 lv mess see inside. 1723 Arbor Way (719) 592-1059 ~ Debi Bazzo MOVE-IN SPECIAL, 2br apt w/new jacuzzi, fitness ctr. Unit overlooks golf $745/695dep. Ask about course. 1 gar + 1 carport. Water/sewer appls: micro & range, 800SF. $585/mo. RENTED! STARBUCKS Gift Card! Air Academy FCU, Avl now. Pets ok. 440-6851/237-8622 pd by owner. 3912 Riviera Grove. $900. HALEY REALTY 634-3785 C/S RE Ctr. Donna at 531-6060 COLORADO POWER Senior Mortgage Loan Officer CLASSIFIEDS WORK! 1020 Ancestra Dr., Heritage, 5bd/ BRIARGATE NEW END-UNIT T/H. 3br, 2½ba, 2c 4ba/2c, fcd bk yd, 10 min to Gate 20, EXECUTIVE RETREAT See All The Local Area Homes At: attach gar, gas fpl, all appls + w/d, a/c, no pets/smoking, $1250/mo 4 bed, 5 bath, 5700 sq ft home located Hankpoburka.com sec sys, $1175. Avl. 1/16. 382-0573. BRIARGATE just 20 min from downtown on 115. RE/MAX Email: [email protected] Real Estate Group Appealing 3br, 2ba, 2c gar in cul de sac TH 2bd/1.5ba, brand new, incl all appl, Views, wildlife & perks galore! in Dist. 20. Newly painted. Deck over- New Townhome near Ft. Carson, $2995/mo. Equity Properties 550-0407 2bd/2.5ba, lg. master suite, 2car gar, in- close to park/schools, beautiful views. looks private fenced yard. 2030 Tinsel $900/mo. Avail Now! Call 632-9767 Pl. $1000. C/S RE Ctr. 531-6060 cludes all appl. $895/mo 323-5055 Rent to Own. Att. gar w/ opener, GENERAL COMFORTABLE, ROOMY 4br, 2ba 2-level, 2bd/1ba, fp, mnt. views, private bi-lvl home in D-20. Lg wood deck entry, patio/deck, w/d hkups, all appl. overlooks huge fcd yd in cul-de-sac. 2c Powers/Barnes, $670/mo. 661-2549 Home located in Ft. Hood Texas, gar. Close to shopping, schools, AFA. 3bd/2ba/2car, pets OK, FP, 3 acres, 7620 Cavalier Ct. $1100. Call S/W Townhomes-3 bdrm/3 ba $845/mo, Avail. Jan 1st. 719-287-2802 Tired of living in a 531-6060. Co. Spgs. Real Estate Center. Bear Creek park, views. $1050/mo*1 bdrm/1 ba/2 car + loft, $875/mo SEE 100’s OF RENTALS PRIME LOCATION WYNNE Realty 632-5500 Homes, Townhomes, Apts Delightful home in well maintained Visit Award Winning Dist. 20 neighborhood. Excellent floor SAVE GAS-TWNHM close to Ft. Car- NewHomeConnection.com Fox Hole, Tent, plan has 3br, 3ba, 2c gar. Lg bkyd son, near Hwy 115/Star Ranch Rd. 3 w/mtn. views. 8220 Camfield Cir. BR, 2.5 BA, FP, W/D incld. Yard/snow $1000. C/S RE Ctr, 531-6060 work incld. 3914 Donneybrook MONUMENT $775/695. Sec. 8-OK. Ask about or Barracks? CENTRAL STARBUCKS Gift Card! Convenient Monument lake $1050 pris- HALEY REALTY 634-3785 tine tri-lvl. 3bd/1.5ba, balcony w/views of lake, ac, 2c gar, w/d. 719-660-8026 1119 ½ N. Weber 3bd/1ba private cot- Southwest: Country Club Village, 2 br, tage, downtown. $650/mo + utilities. 3 level fin TH, 3.5ba 2 gar, $1400/ NEW 2BR, fully furnished home, 2c Sunflower Management 719-634-6490 mo, Fidelity Real Estate 667-4332 garage, 2½ba $1475/mo. Shorter term leases of 3 & 6 mo avail. Avail Now. You don’t have to!to! Maint. of lawn, snow-removal & AWESOME 3br, 2½ba, 2car, w/d incl. SW: Cheyenne Creek Luxury Condo. garbage collection incl. Call 481-0765 GREAT mtn. views, old style in a NEW 2br/2ba, clubhouse 7 pool, w/d, carport home. KW/RH Shane, 213-5826. $1124 $1200/mo Fidelity Real Estate 667-4343 NORTHEAST FREE Buyers Representative FREE loan pre-qualification 6bd/3ba/2c gar, 2700 sf, frpl, appl., Military Spouse for 17 Years I can help with any credit situation trash, security system incl. Avail. Jan. 1st. Great location. 200-2828 Nicole Wakefield Jennifer Johanns BRAND NEW John Laing, Greenhaven 1600SF, 3bd/2½ba, frpl, big lot, views, Broker Consultant bsmt unfin., pet neg, Call for move-in specials. $1175/mo. Call 331-6235 McGinnis GMAC Centerra Mortgage cell: 719-232-5119 cell: 719-351-0323 For Rent or Lease to Own. 5 Bdrm/4Ba/2Car, 4 yr old home, 8 min office: 719-494-2156 office: 719-559-4060 NE from PAFB, Dist 49 schools. fax: 719-534-5411 fax: 719-559-4065 6KDPSRR +DLUFXWV‡&RORURU+LOLJKWZLWK 201-7135 *ROGZHOOSURGXFWV‡)DFLDO:D[‡0DQLFXUHV Northeast: Large new home, 3br/2.5 ba, Thank You For Your Service and Welcome Home!!! 6:HEHU6W‡ 2 car gar, fenced yard. $1200/mo Fidelity Real Estate 667-4343 Academy Spirit January 6, 2006 19

RENT-TO-OWN: Completely remod. LEGAL SERVICES Tires on 6 hole Nissan rims- M&S SUBARU WATERCRAFT 4br, 2ba, min. from Gate 4. New paint, studded steel radials, no wear. flooring, kitchen & both bathrooms. P235/75R15 $250. 488-8735 Call Melanie, 719-338-5123 Criminal, DUI, Traffic, Divorce, and 2005-1995 SUBARUS 2001 22’6” Fisher Pontoon DLX Business. Charles E. Harper, Attorney Foresters, Outbacks, Imprezas, WRXs, w/cover 90hp oil injected, live well, at Law. The Harper Law Firm, P.C., BMW See Pic at www.palmerlakemotors.com trolling motor. $14,000 obo 597-4611 S/W Townhomes-3 bdrm/3 ba Est. 1947. 102 S. Tejon Street, Suite Great Prices. 1 year Warranty Bear Creek park, views. $1050/mo*1 1100 Colorado Springs, Co 80903 481-9900 bdrm/1 ba/2 car + loft, $875/mo 2001 BMW 740 IL, NAV w/all options. RVS (719) 632-0885 Runs great! 99k miles. $19,200 OBO. WYNNE Realty 632-5500 Free Initial Consultation Call 325-9238 TOYOTA SAVE GAS-TWNHM close to Ft. Car- DIVORCES-$125-$175/Bankruptcy 7 CADILLAC son, near Hwy 115/Star Ranch Rd. 3 $250. I have all forms/delivery. Availa- 2001 Toyota PreRunner XCab Lmtd BR, 2.5 BA, FP, W/D incld. Yard/snow ble 7 days week. Mary’s Typing Service. SR5 - 40,008 mi, new tires,V6, AT, work incld. 3914 Donneybrook Credit Cards Accepted. Call 392-9624 AC, CD w/transf wrnty 495-5832 $775/695. Sec. 8-OK. Ask about STARBUCKS Gift Card! Forensic 1990 Itasca Windcruiser motorhome, HALEY REALTY 634-3785 Document Examiners TRUCKS 32 ft, handicapped equipped. Katherine Koppenhaver, Certified Ex- LOADED Very clean. Never smoked in. Less than 3k miles on tires. Secluded, wooded lot in old Broodmor. aminer & Author of Attorney’s Guide 2004 Nissan King Cab, 4x4 Frontier, Wheelchair entry lift and an electric 5 min from Ft. Carson, 1600sf hrdwd to Document Examination silver, CD, Pwr evrythg, take over pmts screw-driven incline lift to move pas- flrs, 2bd/1.5ba/1c gar, lg living space/2 William Koppenhaver, only. Call Shine at 591-1941lv msg 2002 STS Cadillac Seville-Perfectly senger captain’s chair from entry to po- fam rm w/2 frpl, lndry rm, w/d hkups Document Photographer maintained, 39k, new tires, auto sun D-12, pets ok. $1050/mo yr lease. Call WE ACCEPT MASTERCARD & sition on deck. $19,750, roof, backup sensors, 6 CD player, (719) 648-6024 719-634-2990 or 719-651-2293 VISA auto memory, heated seats, OnStar, VANS (410) 679-8257 $23,500, WYNNE Realty, 632-5500 1993 HI-LO 26’ Travel Trailer, a/c, P.O. Box 324 . FAX 410-538-8548 2001 HONDA ODYSSEY EX, beige, TRILAKES Joppa, MD 21085 awning, slps 4, fridge, qn bed, bath- tan leather, tow, original owner, 50K room/shower, $6800obo. 392-5368 Forensicdocumentexaminers.com CHEVROLET mi, $14,500obo. Call 303-667-8940 Palmerlake - Trilakes. Cozy Cabin, 1997 AIRSTREAM, every option, 1 4bd/2ba, deck, views, frpl, pets ok. LICENSED MASSAGE 1996 Blazer, 121k mi, 5spd, 4WD, $1,200/mo. Call Reid & Associates at $2800 worth of new parts, must sell! VW owner, exc cond. 53K mi, must see, new 719-510-4632, 7am to 7pm. Tow pkg, $3300 OBO 315-212-9021 tires. $32,000. Pete Lot 4. 598-0481 MASSAGE THERAPY. Deep tissue 1997 Jetta VR6 GLX, 5 speed, black massage. New client special! (3) 1-hr 04 Chevy Avalanche, loaded, Blue WINNEBAGO ADVENTURER 30’, w/black leather, sun roof, power every- exc. condition, tow ready, many extras, WEST sessions for $100 or $45/hr. Call Dennis Book, $31,000, Sell $28,000. Home: thing $80,000 mil. $6500 obo 651-7840 at 634-1369 or 360-0340 (cell). 598-7145 or Cell 238-5335 low miles, $45K. Call 481-8129 NEWLY CONSTRUCTED 3br, 2ba, 2c gar, lots of light, $875/mo. Pets nego. One hour massage for only $40, by a MOTORCYCLES Land Resource Assoc., 684-8414 licensed massage therapist. located on the USAFA, for appointments call Ft. Carson Bellissimo Massage at 719-640-7194. 05 KAWASAKI ZX-10R, Silver, Show- Gift Certificates Available. room Condition, Garage kept, Adult Soliders: Owned, $ 9,200. OBO, (719) 213-7961 ACAP STORAGE 1948 ¾ Ton Chevy, Rare 5 Window 2003 YAMAHA V-STAR 650 CLASS Deluxe, Red, 4-Speed Pick Up, Excel- EX-COND,LOTS OF EXTRAS, 2500 ASAP Storage Units, Large lent Condition $12,500 OBO 685-1505 MILES,$4700 OBO, JOHN 495-3187 8’x40’, Lights and Power: Behind Call 526-1002 Wal-Mart on highway 85. $95 390-2864 1984 Chevy Celebrity, 2.4L V6, new Brand new Yamaha YFM50 only rid- brakes, starter, battery, runs good. den less than 2 hrs. Paid $2283.97 TRANSPORTATION $1000 OBO. 719-329-0820 will let go for only $1699. 590-8662 SERVICES Tell our advertisers you 1989 Chevrolet Caprice, 65K mi, 20” Honda CBR 954, 2003, 1250 mi, saw their ad in rims, 12disk CH, performance sounds, asking $8500 OBO includes helmet, Colorado Power Classifieds! ALLENDAC LIMOUSINE SVC LLC, etd. $6500 obo 886-4389/254-423-4189 Luxury Sedans, Stretch Limos, Vans & jacket & gloves. 719-597-8369 SUVs. DIA & COS, 393-0013. DODGE

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73 Mustang Coupe exc cond, New red clearcoat, clean, auto NOT BIGGER, JUST BETTER. 302, new tires $6500 232-5892 Bring ad, buy bike, get gift card! 5001 N. Elizabeth St., Pueblo, CO. CHILDCARE 1969 Ford F100 Truck for sale. Good WWW.OUTPOSTHD.COM project truck or to part out. Good en- 719-542-6032 Are you looking for dependable day gine, $650 OBO 390-6891 care w/ flexible hours and reasonable rates? Call Jane at 391-8882 ages 2+ 1995 CONVERTIBLE FORD MUS- TANG, yellow, 65K miles, 5spd, new top, $10,000. Call 661-7690 NEED A BABYSITTER? PLEASE CALL ROSA @ 287-3340. FIRST DAY FREE 1997 FORD F-150, $4500 or best offer. Call 494-9546

DIVORCE Automotive 2004 MUSTANG ROUSH Stage 1, bright yellow, $12K in upgrades, 7300 LOW COST mi. $30,000 firm. 287-1469 DIVORCE/ ATV’S BANKRUPTCY 2005 YAMAHA BRUIN 350, 4x4, GMC $50 - $200 blue, with 6 hrs of riding time, $4600 or Best Quality/ best offer. Call 559-9195 Lowest Price Guaranteed!! 00 GMC Sierra 1500 4x4, GC, CD 21 years experience combined 4-WD VEHICLES auto, ex cab, 3dr, Line-X, 101k PARK PARALEGAL $10,500, call Shawn 559-7396 608 S. Nevada 1996 FORD BRONCO XLT, excellent 632-1985 condition, 82K mi, motivated seller! HONDA Members of: The National Association $7000 or best offer. Call 559-7886 of Legal Document Preparers Accord EX V6 2003. 39000 miles 2001 JEEP WRANGER SE, a/c, CD, loaded. Excellent Condition $18,000 26K mi, hard doors, exc cond, must see! Please Call 719-650-3658 HEALTH SERVICES $12,000 or best offer. 268-8918 ISUZU AUTOMOTIVE SPECIAL: SOLD! SELL YOUR RIDE! COLORADO POWER CLASSIFIEDS WORK! ADD A PHOTO TO YOUR 99 Isuzu Troopr S 4x4;$7500 obo AUTO LISTING FOR Only 61,000 miles; super clean ONLY $5 per week Free detail upon sale; Call 329-5236 Happy New Year’s - to place your ad today! JEEP Resolution! ANTIQUES 1999 Jeep Wrangler Sport Auto, air, 2 Achieve a Lifestyle of tops, lite/sound bar Too much to list, great shape $9250. Call 487-2948 Health and Wellness! 1966 MUSTANG COUPE Hardtop. Cleanse, Replenish, Red, 2,500 miles after complete engine MISC. TRANSPORTATION Revitalize, rebuild, 302 V-8, T-4 automatic, Holley 4-barrel carb, Edelbrock valve Weight Loss with cover, flow master mufflers, brand 2005 KIDS ATV, Eton 70, brand new, ISAGENIX new tires and mag wheels, well main- $1500 or best offer. tained, very clean, stored winters, have Call 650-3348 Call today for More all paperwork, $10,000 obo. Will ar- Information range viewing. Call (719) 391-9485 NISSAN/DATSUN 303-587-0553 AUTO ACCESSORIES 2002 NISSAN XTERRA, V-6, Free Weight Loss Coaching $12,900obo. Exc. cond, 85K mi, all opt, Denali Tires and Rims mounted, like 4x2, alloy wheels. Call 405-213-8491 Gift Certificates Available new, less than 300mi, must sell. $750 OBO 719-200-4397 PONTIAC HOUSE CLEANING Rubber Pick-up Bed Mat, fits full size, long bed, 2002 to present Dodge truck 1996 Pontiac GrandAm, 6cyl, auto, Asking $35 OBO 719-495-5823 A/C, p/w/d, $1600 OBO. Call HELPFUL CLEANING CREW Call 599-7649 Bonded & Insured. 719-271-3089 or 963-2538 SOLD! STORAGE COLORADO POWER CLASSIFIEDS WORK!!! CARY & MARIA Professional Home Light Truck Topper INDOOR CAR STORAGE The National MS Society ... Cleaning. Bonded & Insured. 17 yrs 6 ft long, Aluminum, Clamps Incl. $30/month. One thing people with MS can count on. exp. Nego. Rates. 597-8079/216-2725. $50 Call 495-2724 Academy Spirit 20 January 6, 2006