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Fort Leonard Wood musicians wow audiences at the state Capitol. See page 1B. Volume 10 Number 38 Published in the interest of the personnel at Fort Leonard Wood, Thursday, October 2, 1997 CFC campaign off to Arnold in critical but stable condition 'slow start,' say officials Fort Leonard Wood's deputy commanding general, local, national, or international organizations Brig. Gen. Edwin Arnold, is S Contributions lag $60,000 through cash, check, money order, or payroll in critical but stable condition deduction. after suffering an apparent behind last year's fund drive Fort Leonard Wood's CFC campaign heart attack Monday morning with just three weeks to go here is off to a very slow start compared to at the Engineer Center. last year, said Lt. Col. Kevin Kerns, director Col. Richard Smrnerz, Gen- By Betty Thompson of resource management.The CFC cam eral Leonard Wood Army ESSAYONS Staff paign, scheduled to last through Oct. 24, is Community Hospital comn- already in its second week. However, there is mnander, was the first to apply Who can feed a hungry child, provide a considerable drop in contributions com- cardiopulmonary resuscita- relief for families in need of counseling, help pared to last year. About the same time last tion while awaiting the the search on cures for diseases, provide year, approximately $91,000 had been raised GLWACH emergency medi- access to clean water in Third World coun- compared to this year's $29,000. The cam- cal team. tries, or make environmental protection paign goal is $333,000, but "time is money." Smerz was at the Engi- possible'? Just a few weeks remain for authorized Fall surge fall-in neer Center on other business For over 30 years, federal employees solicitation of funds from federal employees Part of the largest load of trainees ever to descend on the 43rd Adjutant when Arnold collapsed. have been given the opportunity to improve for charitable organizations, according to General's Battalion (Reception) arrives Tuesday night. The end of the fiscal "The good Lord sent him the quality of life all over the world through Kerns. year prompted the influx of about 500 new soldiers. awake-up call," said Maj. Gen. the Combined Federal Campaign. This cam- "Donations per person are running about "The basic training units ... may have to stand up another company to Robert Flowers, post com- paign allows federal employees-service the same, but the number of people contacted accommodate them," said Donna Cromer, chief of the 43rd's initial receiving mander. Flowers spoke to members and civilians-to contribute dona- branch. Engineer Center personnel tions to at least five of over 1,000 different See CAMPAIGN, page 7A about Arnold's condition Tuesday and said, "The prog- nosia ia very iYood Arnold was medically Annual Oktoberfest opens Friday at Colyer Park evacuated to Columbia, Mo., according to Capt. Charley sampling, The annual event will kick off Registration for the Volksmarch are; sumo wrestling, arts and SWine with opening remarks by post of- will beheld from noon until 3 p.m. No crafts displays, wine sampling, Holstein, Executive Services Office. German bands part ficials followed by a performance starts will be allowed after 3 p.m and a dunking booth There will by the 399th Army Band, which There will be a $5 fee to participahc also be children's activities such of day-long festival will play from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Volksmarch, which will start S,, a bounce room, pony rides, a Self-Help Store hours There will also be German bands and end at Colyer Park. Beverages. mobile petting farm and a The Directorate of Public By Kim Brown playing throughout the day. The and snacks will be served along the ,:hildren's train ride. Works Self-Help Store, which ESSAYONS Staff German band Dynamic Combo will route, which is 5.5 miles long. Each There will be a concession normally closes on weekends play from 1:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. participant will be awarded a mug menu available. German beer and during the winter, will be open l Fort Leonard Wood will cel- They will be followed by Hungry or medallion with the Oktoberfest biatwurst along with items such ... on Saturday this year. ebrate Oktoberfest Friday from Five, which will take the stage from logo. as hot dogs, hamburgers and pizza "For the last eight or nine 11:30a.m.to 11 p.m.in ColyerPark. 7 p.m. until closing. Other activities sc duled wil e1ho(Tered. years it was closed Saturdays

during the winter," said :; ;.a Harold Campbell, chief of DPW's work management confused with Mexico's Independence Day); branch. the Tuskeegee Airmen, the black flyers who "We want to see how provided fighter escort for bombing missions much' business we get," he over strategic targets during World War II). said. Two students assigned to Headquarters, Operating hours are 7:30 5th Engineer Battalion agreed that the course a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Sat. The was worthwhile. store is closed for lunch from "It was a good class. It had a lot of good 12:30-1 p.m. on Monday and Piecing information. The best thing about it was learn- Saturday. ing the different cultures," said Sgt. Michael together Ploof. CG to speak to "The class was very informative. I learned TRADOC civilians the a lot about other ethnic groups. The more you Maj. Gen. Robert Flow- Puzzle know about somebody, the better you can ers, Fort Leonard Wood's deal with it," added Sgt. Brian Rucker. commander, will address Fort Another explained that the course Leonard Wood's Training and of sparked unpleasant emotions and revealed Doctrine Command civilian unexpected behaviors and hidden prejudices. work force at the following Staff Sgt. Joseph Henry, who recently times: prejudice graduated from the course, said that a barter- Monday -- 10:30-11:30 a.m., ing exercise similar to the stock market made Abrams Theater; a great impact on him. The object of the Tuesday -- 2:15-3:15 p.m., game was to trade five poker chips of three Baker Theater ® Equal Opportunity class different colors, each worth a different num- Wednesday -- 1-2 p.m., Lin- ber of points. As the game progressed, coln Hall Auditorium teaches students to become students found themselves in three different TRADOC civilian em- commanders' 'eyes and ears' groups based on their accumulated points. ployees of Fort Leonard Wood Students unconsciously labeled the will attend one of these ses- By Betty Thompson groups as the upper, middle, and lower class. sions. Civilian employees of ESSAYONS Staff As a result, the upper class made bartering the Medical Department Ac- rules for themselves and the other students. tivity and Dental Activity are Bigotry, sexual harassment, racial dis- The rules conveniently preserved the upper not required to attend, but are crimination and prejudice of every kind are a class' privileges and prevented the other welcome. painful, puzzling part of life in America. One groups from working their way to the top. The focus of the of the Army's priorities is to seek out and then "I found myself in an area I never ex- commander's address will be root out these destructive traits in its ranks. pected to be in. I never expected to react the the establishment of the Ma- Every quarter during each fiscal year, way I did," said Henry, who ended up in the neuver Support Center and its Fort Leonard Wood's Equal Opportunity are, what made their values and beliefs in Forexample, Busch explained that some- upper class. He admits that he did whatever subsequent impacts and op. Office trains an average of 25 military or order to understand others," said Daughtery. thing as simple as looking into a person's eyes it took to have the advantage and prevent portunities for the Fort civilian students "to become their During the first week, students also touch during conversation is considered disrespect- others from reaching the top. Leonard Wood civilian work commander's eyes and ears." on topics like the socialization process, val- ful in some foreign countries. However, He also admited that one of the ques- force.b One of several topics of discussion for ues and attitudes, power and institutional Americans usually consider it disrespectful if tions during the course also bothered him - students at the Equal Opportunity 's discrimination, hidden bigotry, sexism, sexual you don't, he said "How does it feel to be your ethnic group in ACOE breakfast set Course here are extremist groups such as the harassment, extremist The recent EO class America?" The quarterly Communi- Black Panthers, Ku Klux Klan, skinheads and organizations and ac- also hosted three "It bothered me that some people weren't ties of Excellence appreciation neo-Nazis. tivities, non-sexist 66 It's important to know guest speakers from honest," he said. "(Overall), I took with me The purpose of the course is to promote leadership, active lis- the International Stu- a sense of knowledge I didn't have before breakfast is scheduled for 7 about EO because it's the a.m. Oct. 20 at the Engineers' harmony at company and detachment levels tening, effective dent Detachment (but) I didn't feel the course was completed. Club. This breakfast is in and to educate soldiers and civilians so they feedback and cross cul- foundation of treating people here. The speakers I would have liked to know how other ethnic can assist commanders in carrying out their tural communication. the way you want to be shared information groups view each other in the class, which See BRIEFS, page 7A programs, said Sgt. 1st Class Donnie The second week about their home- was not brought out," added Henry. Daughtery, post assistant equal opportunity focuses on the role of treated." lands - Kenya, The post equal opportunity advisor, advisor. Daughtery was also one of five EOL the EO leader, women Uganda, and Leba- Master Sgt. John Dumm, explained that the course instructors. in the military, affirma- Sgt. 1st Class Donnie Daughtery, non - while exercises are tailored to bring out people's "The more people we have educated, the tive action, and a short Post assistant equal opportunity advisor students asked ques- reactions in class. better we'll be," he continued. synopsis of different tions about the "It's hard to understand people if you Army news ...... 5A Seventeen soldiers recently received their cultures. Some of the country's economy, don't understand yourself. You find out what two-week course graduation certificate from different cultural experiences presented to culture and social structure, sets you off, so you can handle a situation Chapel notes...... 2B Maj. Gen. Robert Flowers, post commander classes are those of blacks, Native Ameri- At the end of the course, students take better," said Dumm. and guest speaker, who emphasized the im- cans, Arabs, Asians, , Hispanics, and two tests on all the material covered in class. Students left the course understanding Medical news ...... 5B portance of the graduates' roles as Equal white Americans. Each student also presents an assigned topic that equal opportunity is fairness based on Opportunity representatives. "It's important for supervisors and work- from a variety of topics such as: the Buffalo merit, fitness, capability and potential re- Pet of the week ... 7B The course starts off with an inner look ers to understand cultural diversity," said Sgt. Soldiers of the 1860s, the first black soldiers gardless of race, color, religio,, national

at each student's self-perceptions. The stu- 1st Class Frank Busch, who will replace in the nation's history to serve in the peace- origin, and gender. That's the standard ' t by Sports...... 4B dents fill out a questionnaire to determine Daughtery as assistant post equal opportunity time Army; anti-Semitism; Cinco de Mayo, Army Regulation 600-20. their personality type. Then they get instruc- advisor. "The purpose of different cultural back- the Mexican holiday that celebrates the de- "It's important to know about EO because What's Up ...... 6B tion on overall perceptions and stereotypes. ground in the classroom is based on the concept feat of Napoleon's French Army at the Battle it's the foundation of treating people the way "People need to understand who they of managing cultural diversity." of Puebla, Mexico on May 5, 1862 (not to be you want to be treated," Daughtery said Thursday, October 2, 1997 Section A Page 2 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" IMMOVINAVAIM

H ave you ever suffered from discrimination? Halting a slide into conflict By BettyThompson U.S. may play military role in Bosnia after June

I'm sure it happens, but By Jim Garamone affect Macedonia and Albania. Fur- lized armies and heavy weapons accepting partition means ratifying I've never experienced American Forces Press Service ther, emerging democracies in and created a secure environment the worst ethnic cleansing in Eu- discrimination." Central and Eastern Europe would for political and economic recov- rope in more than half a century. he U.S. military may play have been affected by the example ery. The stabilization force We should not give up on justice Sgt. 1 st Class Gregory a role in Bosnia after the of ethnic hatred and division in the continues these missions. and reward aggression." Overstreet, June dissolution of the sta- country. Berger said the military por- The battle between ultranation- Advanced NCO course bilization force, said National "A broader conflict would have tion of the accords has gone well, alists and those who support the Security Adviser Sandy Berger. threatened the vital interests of but the civilian portion is "not as far Dayton accords in Srpska means Berger, speaking at Greece and Turkey, two of our clos- along as we would like it to be. But the area has economically fallen Georgetown University here Sept. est allies and core members of given the complexity of the chal- behind the Muslim-Croat Federa- 23, said the SFOR mission will tion portion of Bosnia. end on time. "[The Serbs] have seen the "But the international improvements across the bor- community's engagement [in Operation der in the federation; they want Bosnia] will continue," he said. to share in the benefits of "Whether an international se- peace," Berger said. curity presence is part of that engagement and what role the He said the Srpska re- Yes, I have many times might play re- gime - while still espousing for being a woman. It's mains to be decided. In part, SUARD nationalism - recognizes the upsetting to know we're that decision will depend on only road forward runs through degraded. where things stand as we ap- Dayton and that the United proach the time of SFOR's States and NATO have not cho- Airman Sarah Sluss, departure." sen sides in the political Air Force Detachment The success of NATO inter- NATO," Berger said. lenge, that is hardly surprising. conflict. The coalition is even- vention is clear when compared to He said the international com- Bosnia still stands on a tightrope, handed in encouraging those who the way Bosnia was two years ago, munity entered the Dayton talks inching towards a better future but support the Dayton accords and op- he said. When the Dayton talks with three goals: stop the fighting, still not past the point of danger." posing those who don't. opened, Bosnia was in the midst of help the parties form a single na- The people of Bosnia still must "If Dayton fails, Bosnia will the worst conflict on the Continent tion, balancing unity with autonomy arrest indicted war criminals, es- almost certainly slide back into con- since World War II. for the Federation of Bosnia and tablish a free press and defuse the flict, potentially leading to a wider "Opposing armies faced one an- the Republic of Srpska, and pro- appeal of ultranationalists, Berger war in southeastern Europe," Berger other in a country scarred by vide Bosnia the chance to build a said. "Progress is painfully slow on said. "But Dayton can succeed. And trenches and sown with land mines," lasting peace. many fronts." it will, if Bosnia's leaders take re- Berger said. "Bosnia was literally But he said he believes the ef- I have been discriminated sponsibility for their country's decimated." Once the parties signed the fort has been against for being too small to worthwhile. future and lead their people to build Just on humanitarian grounds, Dayton accords, the NATO-led play football. It made me feel "Some argue we set our the peace they deserve, if the inter- the United States was concerned, implementation force- with a sig- sight sad, but it made me work too high at Dayton, that only national community does not lose Berger said. However, U.S. inter- nificant American contingent - the ethnic partition will produce harder to get on the team. patience or determination and if we ests in Europe were also at stake. separated the opposing forces, su- the stability we want and extricate all look at Bosnia clearly - not The Bosnian conflict had the po- pervised exchanges of territory, us from Bosnia," he said. "I believe Staff Sgt. Stacy Champion, through rose-colored glasses but tential to spill over the borders and enforced the cease fire, demobi- the partitionists are wrong, because also not through C Company, a glass darkly." 5th Engineer Battalion Seeking a common allegiance Cohen presents case for NATO expansion By Jim Garamone those of you who have served shoul- said. He said that far from dividing promote cooperation, interoper- American Forces Press Service der-to-shoulder with our allies in Europe, the prospect of inclusion in ability and they reduce redundancy. the world wars know the power of NATO has encouraged nations to Simply put, it costs America less to merica cannot be at peace if military alliances in defeating a com- settle longstanding border disputes defend our interests in Europe if I don't think I've been Europe is at war, and to pre- mon enemy." and other controversies. Poland, Hungary and the Czech discriminated against that I vent war in Europe, America Critics also contend Hungary, "Old rivals have settled their Republic are in alliance with us." can remember. must stay engaged on the Conti- the Czech Republic and Poland are historic disputes, and they have nent, Defense Secretary William S. not ready for NATO membership. struck these new accords and ar- Cohen estimated the U.S. Pfc. Gerardo Cordero Cohen recently told the American He assured the veterans these coun- rangements," Cohen said. "Poland cost of NATO expansion over the Marine Corps Detachment Legion. tries want to contribute to the and Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine, next decade will be less than one- Addressing the Legionnaires at security of Europe. Cohen said the Hungary and Romania, Italy and tenth of 1 percent of the Defense their annual meeting Sept. 4 in Or- countries have already demon- Slovenia, Germany and the Czech Department budget. lando, Fla., he thanked them for strated their readiness to aid NATO Republic -- they all healed border "The costs of enlarging NATO supporting NATO expansion. He through their involvement in Bosnia disputes and other kinds of contro- are meager when weighed against called the addition of Hungary, Po- and in the Partnership for Peace pro- versies that in the past have erupted the cost of rejection, which will be land and the Czech Republic to the gram. He pointed to the countries into war and resulted in American measured not just in dollars, but North Atlantic Alliance a serious spending money to upgrade their troops being sent to Europe to fight potentially in lives if we fail to ex- step. military forces to NATO standards. and die." pand this circle of security and risk "[Adding the countries] means Cohen mentioned the charters setting the stage for future Euro- committing our most precious re- "These nations are building NATO has signed with Russia and pean instability or aggression." I've been discriminated sources, the lives of our men and stable democracies with free soci- Ukraine as evidence the alliance is Cohen said not expanding against for the color of my women, to defend these new na- eties and free markets and modern being inclusive and avoiding a divi- NATO will squander an opportu- skin and it made me feel tions of Europe," he said. militaries under civilian leadership," sion in Europe. U.S. and Russian nity that comes once a generation. worthless. He said Americans should de- Cohen said. "They are making a re- peacekeepers working together in "We can listen to the voices of bate the proposal, but also said he is markable recovery from decades of Bosnia, U.S.-Russian observation the 1920s that led America to retreat Victoria Starks confident adding these countries domination, and now they want to flights over each other's territory from Europe and allowed the seeds Family member makes sense from both alliance and return to their rightful places as equal and training exercises on each of war to take root," he said. "Or we American points of view. partners in the European family of other's territory also work to keep can heed the voices of [General of Cohen said critics contend mak- free nations. We need them, and Russia included, he said. the Army] George Marshall and his ing NATO larger will weaken the they need us." "Finally, those who oppose colleagues, our World War II veter- alliance. Some critics say enlarging NATO enlareement claim it is aoine ans and the succeedine postwar "I would argue to the contrary," NATO will create a new Iron Curtain to cost too much," he said. "This generations that rejected isolation- he said. "A larger NATO means a - albeit farther east-- and need- argument ignores the fact that alli-. ism and have reaped the fruits of wider allegiance to our values. And lessly antagonize Russia, Cohen ances save money because they peace and freedom."

I Taking a look inside Course forces students to confront painful memories, perceptions 00 By Betty Thompson from their perspective but their answer made a lot of Growing up as the first generation child of K.- ESSAYONS Staff sense. Mexican immigrants, my native tongue was natu- This exercise made me realize that my class did rally Spanish. The neighborhood school in This commercial enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for f you were about to suffer a nuclear attack not really care about color or race when making their had a bilingual education program but Spanish was members of the U.S. Army. Contents of the ESSAYONS are not necessarily and could only fit eight people in a shelter, who eight choices. I did note that all the females were the main language. However, my parents placed me official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department of would you choose to live and why? mainly picked for their ability to bear children. The in an English-only environment at school and Span- Defense, Department of the Army or the U.S. Army Engineer Center and Fort Leonard Wood. It is published weekly using photo-offset reproduction by the The question is not meant to be an easy one. selection criteria for the males were narrowed down ish-only environment at home. Public Affairs Office, Fort Leonard Wood & U.S. Army Engineer Center. Fort Equal Opportunity Leader Course instructors here to job skills. Overall, the class learned how we Learning English would not have been difficult Leonard Wood, Mo. 65473-5000. ask such heart-rending questions. Their objective valued each other when it came time to pick the since my parents and English teacher were ex- Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for is to force everyone to take a look inside them- chosen few and what criteria each of us used to tremely supportive. The hard part was dealing with sex, purchase, use, or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, selves, to force them to discover their perceptions national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation, or support our decisions. the cruel teasing of my English-speaking class- any other nonmerit factor of the purchaser, user, or patron. If a violation or of themselves and others, and to inform them about Anothe, question divulged some unexpected mates. Their mockery of my accent, beliefs, clothing rejection of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser is confirmed, the society's stereotypes. behaviors -- How does it feel to be a member of your and "lack of American culture" didn't make things printer shall refuse to print advertising from that source until the violation is My answer to the question was a selfish one. race and be living in America? any easier. corrected. Since only eight people could be chosen out of 17, Most of us had never really asked ourselves Fortunately, I took their teasing as a challenge All editorial content of the ESSAYONS is prepared, edited, provided and approved by the Fort Leonard Wood Public Affairs Office. ESSAYONS is printed rny first two choices were my husband and me. Then this question at any point of our lives. Everyone in and succeeded by mastering both languages. I by Lebanon Publishing Company, a private firm in no way connected with the I chose the other three females in the class for their the class was required to give a clear, concise, didn' trealize that talking about my past memories of Department of the Army, under exclusive written contract with Fort Leonard procreative abilities. I chose the last two people honest answer. prejudice would strike a nerve and make me cry Wood. Lebanon Publishing Company is responsible for commercial advertis- based on my impressions, brief knowledge, and A white student said he felt privileged because ing. years later. personal tolerance for them. he never had to deal with the prejudice or discrimi- The appearance of advertising in this publication, including inserts or Before starting the EO course, we expected to supplements, does not constitute endorsement by the Department of the To my surprise, the majority of the class also nation that other minorities tolerated, learn about others but really ended up learning more Army or Lebanon Publishing Company of the products or services advertised. chose to keep my husband and me as a pair. All of A black student agreed with him and said she about ourselves. We learned to accept criticism or ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Editor: the females were also chosen by the class majority also felt privileged to have avoided any type of ignore it. We also learned to distinguish the differ- published by: Rick Brunk for reasons similar to mine, while the rest of the discrimination most of her life. ence between our thoughts and feelings. Editor: Public Affairs Office Assistant "survivors" were chosen mainly (573) 563-4014 Sgt. Betty Thompson for their indis- However, other students gave accounts of Students learned that sometimes an uncom- Lebanon Publishing Company ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" staff: pensable jobs skills, ones beneficial for survival. their personal experiences. Each student either told fortable situation can cause emotions to overpower (573) 336-3435 Steve Brady Only two people in the class did not pick their story with anger, frustration, sadness, disap- the senses, leading to irrational behavior. Emotions Published Weekly -Thursday Spc. Guadalupe Stratman themselves and instead chose to die, Their explana- Circulation - 8,800 Spc. Elaine Jubar pointment, disbelief, indifference or a mix of emo- such as anger, disbelief, or disgust can cause a Commanding General: Pfc. Kim Brown tion was that they preferred a quick death rather tions. person's mind to tune out completely, ignore any Maj. Gen. Robert Flowers than dealing with the mental anguish that would be The question forced me to deal with some positive aspects, and focus on the negative. Public Affairs Officer: caused by the massive destruction and death left unpleasant feelings as I revealed some of my memo- When emotions overcome rational thought, L.L Col. Stephen Rego behind. I would have never looked at the situation ries of prejudice. prejudice is free to run wild. Section A rhuurvhr 2. 199 ESSAYONS, "Let Us TYry Page 3 TI u ir~ay, 1Lrtruhc'r 9 1C7ESAON Le U Ty

"et work Miserable weather ideal for 463rd MP field training exercise Story and photos by Kim Brown ESSAYONS Staff

t's a dark, dismal day of never-ending rain. Just walking without slipping and sliding into a mud puddle is a difficult task. Most would find this to be a less that picturesque scenario. But for Sgt. Jeff Coonrod (left) some troops on a field training exercise at Fort runs down a list of check- Leonard Wood these are ideal conditions. points where his squad will "The rainy weather added to it. It made it more search for stolen weapons. realistic. This is good training weather, plain and prepare coils of simple," MPs said Spe. Curtis Harris, a soldier with the concertina wire (below) to 463rd Military Police Company. block vehicles that try to evade Harris and approximately-120 other troops were checkpoints. spending the last of three rain-drenched days at Training Area 125 on post. "We do this training following each deploy- and controls the going to and from the ment," said Capt. Gregory Allen, company com- battlefield," Allen explained. mander. Some members of the company returned The scenario created during the D-file operation recently after spending almost six months in Saudi consisted of searching for a cache of stolen weap- Arabia as part of force protection. ons. A roadblock was set up and searches conducted Last week the soldiers were out in the field on vehicles that attempted to enter the perimeter, taking part in what is called squad lanes training. said Staff Sgt. Terry Bottrell, squad leader. There are eight different "lanes" the soldiers were to Squads were evaluated on how they reacted go through. They were put into squads of 10 mem- when they found the items, which included a pistol, bers including a staff sergeant acting as squad a rifle and a pair of night goggles, Bottrell leader, two sergeants as team leaders and seven added. junior enlisted soldiers. 'I have identified eight critical tasks that the To add a degree of difficulty to the mission, soldiers must do on the battlefield. Two missions a sniper opens fire on the squad. This gave evalua- that are critical to ensure success on the battlefield tors the opportunity to see how the squad handled "a are area security and battlefield circulation control," hairy situation," said Bottrell. said Allen. "Others ire tasks like area reconnais- Technology has allowed for field exercises to be sance, secure and defend." much more realistic than in the past. The squads wore MILES (multiple integrated laser engagement Completing all the objectives might prove simulation) gear that registers "hits" from harmless too much for the faint-hearted. The wet but not lasers mounted on enemy weapons. When a soldier weary MPs of the 463rd somehow seemed to thrive in is "shot," sensors pick up the laser signal and sound the environment. an alarm. "There is a lot of mud out here. It gets all over Likewise, a direct hit to a humvees illuminates a your gear and makes everything more difficult to do. light on top of the cab. When the light comes on it is But I know that I can survive," said Spc. Preston the equivalent of a flag football player who has no Byrd, squad member. flags. "It has rained every day since we came out here. The grueling exercise did more than simply test We have all Cotten soaked. The only time you could the endurance of the rain-soaked MP. The design of stay warm and dry was when you were in the tent, squad lane training identifies and critiques the They did not leak but the Humvees leaked like combat skills of the soldiers, skills that could help crazy," exclaimed Byrd. the soldiers survive in war. Even in the wet, cold and dark of night the Mp's "We have identified what some of the weak- ,$t Military tendin Sprint FLW hrift Shops Al West Chrysler-Nissan N cel In<« (ose1 I m! Sponsored By: a4tf nushed onward with their missions. nesses are and will work to correct them. I never "Battlefield circulation control is the control of want to have to write to (a) soldier's mother and convoys to and from the battlefield. We are required explain to her that I did not do my job," the com- to set up what is called a 'D-file.' A D-file prioritizes mander said. Friday, Oct . 3

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OKTOBERFEST SCHEDULE Arts & Crafts Display 11:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Dunk Booth 11:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Volksmarch Start/Registration 12:00-3:00 p.m. Opening Remarks 12:30 p.m. 399th Army Band 12:30-1:30 p.m. Sumo Wrestling (Inflatable Suits) 1:00-4:00 p.m. Children's Train Ride 1:00-6:00 p.m. Bounce Room 1:00-8:00 p.m. German Band (Dynamic Combo) 1:30-5:30 p.m. Soldiers of the 285th Quarry Detachment prepare to deactivate their unit. Petting Farm (Go-Pets) 2:00-5:00 p.m. Pony Rides 2:30-5:30 p.m. 285th Quarry Detachment says Wine Sampling 4:00-9:00 p.m. German Band (Hungry Five) 7:00-11:00 p.m.

ma mmme na mem m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m farewell to Fort Leonard Wood Morale, Welfare and Recreation and Davidson Fitness Center I o.tw. .u'u presents By Monica Lyons included Luzon in World War II and an Armed Special to ESSAYONS Forces Expedition in the Dominican Republic. The detachment was awarded the Philippine 5th Engineer Presidential The Battalion held an inacti- Unit Citation with a streamer embroidered for vation ceremony Sept. 15 to say farewell to service from Oct. 17 1944 to July 4, 1945. w w the 285th Quarry Detachment. The unit was The 285th Quarry Detachnient historically constituted Sept. 5, 1944 as the 2859th Engineer provided rock crushing operations which increased Saturday, October 18th, 7pm, Davidson Fitness Center Service Detachment and activated Sept. 30 that year the capabilities of construction groups. Just some of TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT DAViDSON FITNESS CENTER at Camp Claiborne, La. The unit was then reorga- the unit's projects included roads, storage facilities Only $5 Each, Call 596-4359 For More Information nized and redesignated in December as the 2859th and air fields. In addtion, the unit provided rock Sponsoredb 11800-COLLECT (NoFederaldMilitary Endorsemntmpid) Engineer Gas Generating Detachment. The detach- crushing support to horizontal construction opera- 1...... ======-r-®4---=*s ment was inactivated Dec. 15, 1946 in Japan, then tions to support regional cx :rcises, nation building redesignated a second time Oct. 29, 1965 as the initiatives and civil military operations to improve 285th Engineer Detachment and allotted to the local infrastructures across the globe. Ccmnedyv After I)ark Regular Army. The unit activated again Dec. 10, The general sentiment among the 285th's October 3rd, 0pm-lam, Engineers' Club 1965 in the Dominican Republic and after several soldiers was sadness and disappointment that the Disco: I1am-3am, 7';ots Advance - $10 * At Door - $12 years of service inactivated Aug. 15, 1988 at Fort unit had to deactivate. They understood however "o' Corner of Buckeye Ave. & Alabama Ave. - 329-2455 Bragg, Discetion Advised" N.C. It final activation occurred April 17, that the end of the and the resulting "Adult Entertainment-Viewer FMW AW . .. - , 1990 in Panama and later transferred to Fort defense reductions and budget cuts made the move Leonard Wood July 8, 1990. necessary. The 285th Quarry Detachment's campaigns Section A Page 4 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, October 2, 1997

Tower touch-up Painting a 500,000-gallon tank a time--consuming, painstaking job By Betty Thompson ESSAYONS Staff

500,000-gallon water tower located in the basic training area here is sporting a new coat of gray epoxy paint. The 90-day repainting project was begun in early June by Thomas Industrial Coatings, a contrac- tor from Peveley, Mo., who completed the project on Sept. 12. Training and Doctrine Command paid $166,912 to repaint the once red-and-white-checkered tower, according to Pat Brugger, chief of contract inspec- tion branch for the Directorate of Public Works. Workers (above and below) prepare the skirting The last time this 43-year-old water tower had that stretches across the scaffolding surrounding been painted was in the early 1980's, continued the tower. Brugger. The project took three months to complete due to various precautions taken to prepare for sandblasting. First, workers set up scaffolding around the 120-foot tower for about 10 days. Then plastic wrap was put up around the entire scaffolding to keep paint chips from flying around during blasting. After the plastic was up, workers blasted the bottom part of the tower with dry sand and hydro-blasted the top with a mixture of water and sand. The tower got a coat of primer at the same time. Finally, workers painted the entire tower with three coats of paint. The new paint job is expected to last about 20 years, according to Brugger. He added that paint residue went to a landfill in Jefferson City as non-hazardous material. This water tower, along with two others and a surface storage area, provide an emergency water supply for their location and maintain good water pressure for the post, he added. The water is refilled every other day since about half of the tower's contents is consumed daily, said Brugger. Protective skirts keep paint dust from contaminating the air during sand-blasting. DoD awarded for military environmenta efforts By Paul Stone design, production and launch American Forces Press Service preparation of large, solid-fuel rocket motors. he Defense Department Navy programs received is routinely honored for two awards. The Naval Re- providing military search Laboratory received top security throughout the world. honors for efforts to reduce or But it's not every day the eliminate the use of halon, an honors are for its environmental ozone-depleting substance security efforts. commonly found in refrigerants Sept. 25 was such a day as and fire extinguishers. Re- Defense Secretary William searchers tested numerous Cohen received the Best of the alternatives to halon and Best Stratospheric Ozone selected a nonozone-depleting Protection Award for DoD hydrofluorocarbon for use in efforts in reducing ozone- numerous applications aboard depleting substances throughout Navy ships. the military. Environmental Protection The U.S. Naval Surface Agency Administrator Carol Warfare Center was cited for Browner presented the award to efforts in converting shipboard Cohen, calling the DoD efforts air conditioning and refrigera- "an awesome achievement." tion units to more ozone- "You showed the rest of the friendly systems. By the end of nation, you showed the world, September, 360 shipboard how it could be done without systems will have been con- shortchanging your commitment verted and more than 100 ships to excellence and what is will be free of ozone-damaging obviously your No. 1 mission - chlorofluorocarbon-12. safeguarding America's free- Individuals and defense dom," Browner said. contractors also were honored at She emphasized DoD is the the ceremony. Individuals leader among all federal agen- hono:ed were: cies in environmental protec- J GCary D. Vest, principal tion. During a recent award assistant deputy undersecretary ceremony in Montreal honoring of defense for environmental ozone protection efforts world- security; wide, DoD agencies and U.S. L Joel Krinsky, Naval Sea defense contractors received 20 Systems Command; percent of all awards, Browner ® Ronald Sibley, Defense said. Logistics Agency; U Joe Felty and Stephen P. In accepting the award, said. because the department's The Army's Acquisition airlines and 12 foreign govern- Evanoff, Lockheed Martin Cohen praised the efforts of all Between 1985 and 1996, specifications for environmen- Pollution Prevention Support ments. Corp.; armed services and the defense DoD reduced average energy tally friendly procedures and Office was cited for efforts in The Air Force's IV U Thomas Morehouse, contractors. use of its facilities by 15.5 use of chemicals and are eliminating ozone-depleting Program was honored for efforts Institute for Defense Analyses; "As the armed forces percent, more than any other routinely used as industry chemicals from fielded weapon of its Ozone Depleting Sub- D Daniel Verdonik, Hughes protect national security, they large federal agency. It has also standards worldwide. systems. The service's strategic stances Reduction Team. Aircraft. are also helping to protect become a leader in research and Army. Ai: Force and Navy guidance on the subject is used Company awards went to global security in the larger development of alternatives to environmental programs were by more than 300 Army instal- The team eliminated 99 the Lockheed Martin Corp. and sense - the health of the planet ozone-damaging pollutants. also honored during the cer- lations worldwide, other DoD percent of ozone-epleting Raytheon, Texas Instruments we pass on to our children," he These efforts are far-reaching emony. and federal facilities, domestic substances associated with the Systems, Inc. [huirsayi~,flthcr 5.19W ESSAYONS. "Let Us Try" Section A Page 5 I i lLJI JLIQy, %-JULULJUI LI i 5C7 I °""" "'" "' """ """, "I

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Army Acquisition Corps civilian selection (From information provided by the Army Acquisi- "getting used to it." division in the year 2000," said Col. Al Turner, director of board convenes Dec. 1 to select 25 tion Career Management Office.) "We have a lot of new equipment, and as soon as we Training and Doctrine Command's Joint Venture office. "We've got just over two years to make that happen." Army News Service learn how to use it, we'll do well," Schneider said. "One of Task Force XXI ready for the big show the new things with us is the fiber optic cables. Using fiber According to a Department of the Army announce- only the cavalry Headquarters, Department of the Army is accepting optics has tripled the amount of information we can send, ment, fiscal constraints will permit to be outfitted civilian applications for the Army Acquisition Corps Com- (Editor's note: Leaders and soldiers engaged in indi- but we still had a lot of growing pains with it," he said. squadron and one brigade in each division systems - petitive Development Group 1998 through November 3, vidual and unit training at Fort to preparefor a Schneider explained that problems were encountered with embedded digitized ground maneuver and se- 1997. November Division Advanced Warfighting Experiment, using the fiber optic cables at first, but those glitches were M A2 Abrams tanks, Bradley Fighting Vehicles All GS-13s employees who are members of the Army culmination of the Army's Force XXI process of change. attributed to generators producing unstable power. The lected enhancement programs.) The other brigades' Acquisition Corps or have been designated as eligible Simulation Exercise II-- SIMEX II- the final command solution meant using commercial power lines, instead. equipment will have appliqu6 digitized systems. will retain may apply. post simulation exercise preparingfor the DA WE, began Many of the innovations made during the past exer- As the divisions are being digitized, they On Dec. 1, HQDA will convene the CDG 1998 year Sept. 17 and ended Sept. 23.) cise have come from soldiers and contractors alike. their warfighting responsibilities. group selection board to select 25 candidates for the CDG According to Morris,in addition to new tools, he feels the The 4th ID became the Army's Experimental Force in program. Army News Service amount of support from the installation and the various 1995. Its 1st Brigade became Task Force XXI, and was equip- The CDG program provides members with a mix of contractors has also helped. outfitted with digital communications systems, new training, education and career-broadening experiences. On the eve of the last major exercise before the Army' s "I think support the division gets helps us get better ment and new weapons systems. The program also fills individual developmental needs and division-level Advanced Warfighting Experiment here in every time we do one (simulation exercise). It's not like 4th In March 1997, after training on the new equipment the 1st assists CDG members in attaining the Army Acquisition November, 4th Infantry Division leaders said they're ID does it all. We are getting a lot of help, and we couldn't and new tactics, techniques and procedures, experiment Corps Quality Achievement Factors. This increases cornm- ready it. do it with them," Morris said. "The contractors are working Brigade was tested in an advanced warfighting petitiveness for acquisition leadership positions at the "We are anticipating it greatly,just like anything else as fast as they can at debugging , and we will get at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif. Its was GS- 14 level and higher. ...like a big test, and I think the experiment will go well, through it." success against NTC's world class Opposing Force Applications must be received by close of business because we've already come a long way in just the last few With the sequential successes of each added experi- largely attributed to increased situational awareness made Nov. 3 at U.S. Total Army Personnel Command, Alexan- months," said Maj. Steve Morris, plans officer of SIMEX ment, Morris advises the entire Army community to get possible by digital communications. dria, Va. Application information and packets can be II, which kicked off Sept. 17. smart on the Force XXI concept. Under normal development and acquisition practices, obtained from the AAC Home Page at http:// According to Col. Thomas Metz, assistant division "If you are not interested in it, you better, because it's fielding such a force would have taken about seven years, dacm.sarda.army.mil; from supporting Acquisition commander for support, four main objectives are sought the future of the Army - it's coming, and what we are according to Brig. Gen. Robert Clark, TRADOC's deputy Workforce Specialists; or by emailing a request to throughout the AWE: to learn about battlefield command; doing today will become very commonplace," Morris said. chief of staff for combat developments. It was made CDG98 @sarda.army.mil. operational concepts of the future; combat service sup- Metz said the intent of Force XXI is to hold a top possible by the "spiral" development process devised at sol- Commands and Acquisition Workforce Support Spe- port design of the future; and Army division's design of position over our opponents. Fort Hood - a collaboration between contractors, cialists are: the future. "This should help us stay ahead of the enemy," he diers and Army systems program managers. CECOM, Fort Monmouth, N.J., ISMA, PEO C3S/IEW "The AWE is an ongoing process that will extend past said, "and in a way help us deter the enemy from wanting "It is a new way of doing business and we in TRADOC -Kelly Irvin (908)532-1406 orDSN 992-1406 orfax DSN 992- November," Metz said. "We're finding we have to work to to get into a conflict with us - that he knows he's going are chartered with driving 6020 [email:irvin @doim6.monmouth.army.mil]; fuel the design processes of the future. We are also to get his butt kicked in!" this process ... so that we don't drift back toward the linear, MICOM (AMCOM (Provisional)) PEO Tactical Mis- realizing the impact of information operations to fight in sequential, time-consuming and costly way of doing busi- sile, PM UAV- Sharon Clodfelter (205) 842-8677 or DSN 2010," Metz said. 4th ID will be Army's first digitized division ness," he said. 788-8677 or fax (205) 876-4097 [email:clodfelter- Morris said all the help and lessons learned from past Army News Service The 4th will continue to be the developmental orga- sc @redstone.army.mil]; simulation exercises have brought the Division to where nization for the Army to test new concepts and the SSDC, PEO AMD - Margaret Dilworth (205)955-2554 it is now. It has also better prepared them for the AWE. The Army's Experimental Division will become the technologies. The division will take advantage of or DSN 645-2554 or fax DSN 645-2529 "The training is moving fast, and we are learning alot first digitized division by 2000. infrastructure in existence at Fort Hood. [email:dilwortm @ ssdch-usassdc.army.mil]; of stuff-- a lot of good stuff. It's like we've been putting The 4th Infantry Division at Fort Hood, Texas, is one The new divisions will also be reorganized similar to TECOM, CBDCOM, PM Chem Demil - Polly Merlo a lot of big stuff into a very small bag," he said. of three divisions and a corps slated to be digitized, the "interim division design." (410) 278-1041 or DSN 298-1041 or fax (410) 278-4611 The "stuff"' they are learning, among other things, according to Department of the Army. The first digitized "I think we're going to end up with a design that's a [email:pmerlo@tec 1.apg.army.mill; includes new hardware and software tools provided by corps will be III Corps, 4th ID's parent command. In 2003 little smaller. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 15,000 All other applicants should contact the AWSS for contractors without having been field tested or "de- the 1stCavalry Division, also at Fort Hood, will become the soldiers," said Gen. William W. Hartzog, TRADOC com- the National Capital Region (Thomas Coleman or Bruce bugged." second digitized division. mander, who is tasked with overseeing the creation of Dahm (703) 805-1094/2234 or DSN 655-1094/2234 or fax According to Staff Sgt. Robert L. Schneider, tactical The 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Stewart, Ga., will be Army XXI. DSN655-4163 [email:colemant@ aaesa.belvoir.army.mnilor network noncommissioned officer with the 124th Signal digitized as resources become available. (From a U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command dahmb @aaesa.belvoir.army.mil). Battalion, the key to coping with new equipment is simply "4th ID's colors will be uncased as the first digital news release.)

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Story and photos by Kim Brown ESSAYONS Staff here are more than 15 million Hispanic Americans living in the U.S. today. Hispanic Americans can trace their roots to Latin America and Spain. Many of them have chosen to make the Army a career. Hispanic Americans are proud of their heritage but they are also proud to be Americans and to serve their country. One Hispanic American who has chosen to make the Army a career is Pvt. Juan Contreras, Headquarters Company, U.S. Army Engineer Center and Fort Leonard Wood. He is a native of Michoacan, Mexico. Contreras, who enlisted in January, lives on post with his wife, Leticia. A supply specialist, Contreras says, "I joined for college and to get my American Contreras Negron Negron citizenship." He has lived in the United States for five years and has permanent resident status. admits that he was somewhat apprehensive. a week as a desk clerk and front office manager at a "I worked my way through college by playing the "I like everything about the U.S. I really want to get "But when I first got to Fort Jackson, I found local motel. trumpet. After (graduating) I was unemployed." With a my citizenship. Living here is a much better way of life. others in the same situation as me. I then felt lucky "I go to school in the morning and then I go to family to support, Negron decided that the Army was a It is so much easier to earn money and get what you because I could speak English better than some. So, I work," she said. Negron is enrolled in "cooperative good opportunity. need here. In Mexico you earn only about $50 a week. did not feel bad about it anymore," he concluded. education," which gives school credit for working. The Army has brought a lot of changes to his life. In Mexico you even have to pay to go to high school. I Another ancestral land of Hispanic Americans is "I have worked at the Ramada for almost a year. I "The first time I saw snow was in basic training at have a much better future here," he said. Puerto Rico. It is a commonwealth associated with the would like to get my degree in marketing and continue Fort Knox. I was enlisted for 11 years and made it to the Although he likes life in America, he says he still U.S. Its people are U.S. citizens. working in housing and hotel management," she said. rank of sergeant first class. In 1995 I was selected for misses his homeland. Seventeen-year-old Melissa Negron, is the Another Fort Leonard Wood resident who is proud the warrant officer program," Negron added. "I miss the food, my friends, and my grandparents. daughter of Sgt. Ist Class Raul Negron-Morales, from of his Hispanic heritage is Chief Warrant Officer Carlos Although they are all bilingual, Negron and his It is very different living here. In Mexico, people walk Ponce, Puerto Rico. He left Fort Leonard Wood in Negron (no relation to Melissa). He is chief of person- family speak nothing but Spanish at home. This is done places. Here you see cars, cars, and more cars," February for an assignment at Fort Drum, N.Y., al- nel information of the military personnel office, 43rd to maintain cultural integrity, he said. Contreras added. though he is now deployed in Bosnia. Adjutant General Battalion. Originally from Bayamon, When not at work, Negron plays trumpet, flute, The jovial and talkative Contreras became unchar- "We stayed behind so that I could finish my senior Puerto Rico, he enlisted in the Army in 1984. sings and directs music for two bands, "Bayucombo" acteristically serious and reflective when he spoke of year of school,"' she said. Negron lives here with his wife, Lucy, who teaches out of Fort Leonard Wood and "Caribe Tropical" out of his plans after discharge from the Army. Negron, a senior at Waynesville High School, lives aerobics at the Davidson Fitness Center and daughters, St. Louis. "When I get out, I would like to become a school with her mother, Andrea, and 10-year-old sister Natalie, 14, and Stephanie, 12. His son, Pfc. Ramon "The most important thing (for a) 'Latino' to do is counselor. I like how they treated me in school. They Jennifer. Even though she is in school, Negron has Negron, 20, is stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, as an strive for excellence. It does not matter what color your knew that I could not speak English very well and they many other responsibilities. artillery crew member. skin is. If you strive and never quit, good things will helped me. I would like to help others in return," he said. She maintains as A average (and is a member of "I miss so many things about Puerto Rico; family, come to you. If someone puts you down just get back Upon his initial entry into the Army, Contreras the National Honor Society) while working 30-40 hours the culture, the language, the food," he said up and keep trying," Negron advised. TO loves: Devotion to family, photography inspires Hispanic NCO

By Douglas Gillert American Forces Press Service

ir Force Master Sgt. Fernando Serna stood out front on the scaffolding erected west of the U.S. Capitol, in the front echelon of more than 500 photographers from around the world. With lenses ranging from 180 mm to 800 mm, he was confident he'd get the best shots as below, on the Capitol steps, Bill Clinton took the oath of office to begin his second term as president. The Jan. 20 swearing-in ceremony culminated six weeks of preparation by Serna and the 31 videographers and still photographers in his charge who gathered in W'ashington from each service branch as members of the Armed Forces Inaugural Commit- tee. Serna's photos of Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton commencing their second term as the nation's first family would eventually appear on the Internet and in dozens of military publications worldwide. Such broad use of his photographs pleased Serna, although it wasn't a new experience. In fact, for more than half of his years in the Air Force, the son of Mexican immigrants has routinely seen his photos appear in print. Along the way, he captured images of aircraft in the heat of battle, physicians performing life-saving surgery, poverty-stricken children in rags accepting the charity of men and women in Air Force uniforms. Photo assignments have taken him to the top of Mount McKinley and the bottom of the Iraqi desert floor. Plaques commemorating awards his photography won adorn his office wall. Every new accomplishment took him further from the South San Antonio barrio, but his heart never left the poor but loving home he grew up in. Today, on the verge of ending his military career, he lives back in the old neighborhood, raising children he's proud of with a loving wife he's known since childhood. "Family" is at the heart of his success, he said, and of the Hispanic culture he loves. "Hispanics have always been family oriented and Air Force Master Sgt. Fernando Serna captures a self-portrait in the cockpit of an F-16 Fighting . Serna, an aerial-qualified photojournalist, has today are the fastest growing minority in the United traveled worldwide to photograph military operations and people. States," he said with pride. "Soon, we will be the -- -- ...... ,'. ate. processing job required. Would largest minority." he accept a different career field, Hispanics long have comprised a large chunk of Sthey queried him, or did he want the San Antonio population and dominate the city's San honorable discharge? cultural affairs. From mariachis performing along the city's famed River Walk to the stately and distinctly No way was the young Spanish San Fernando Cathedral to the enticing aromas San Antonian going back home wafting from the kitchens of hundreds of Mexican with no hair and an unfulfilled restaurants, the nation's ninth largest city is steeped in goal. He pressed them to Hispanic tradition. Ssearch harder for a job and formal trairning in still photog But the city long has been the most military of rapihy. The classifier told him American cities, too. Growing up in San Antonio, S he was dreaming. That career Serna and his 10 brothers and sisters (he's the second fiel rarely had any openings. oldest) shared downtown sidewalks with men and Seria held firm, however, and women in uniform and could look up almost anytime after several hours, the classi- Force jet or cargo hauler during the day and see an Air fier gave him the good news: flying low overhead., He was indeed heading to the "I always thought I'd like to join the service, Air Force photographic school I because knew it would help me get a good educa- at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo., tion," Serna said. "But after high school, I wasn't after basic training. ready for more school right away." Serna's eye for detail resulted in ;lSerna excelled in his Instead, he became a welder, making "not so .. -this close-up of ttheAir Force Honor Sometime in the , Serna is captured in action during an aeromedical uneralatArlington profession. Eventually selected good" wages. The trade lacked stability, as well, and evacu- Guard during afuneralatArlington to attend the prestigious Navy ation mission of Afghani rebel soldiers to Pakistan. when his older brother said he was going to see an Air National Cemete ry. photojournalism course at Force recruiter, Serna tagged along. been with a small instant camera his mom gave him photography but continuous film processing. About the Syracuse University, N.Y., he went on to travel most of "Ironically, my brother didn't sign up, but I when he was a teen-ager. Still, her love for picture- only time he'd handle a camera was to extract exposed Europe, the Near East and Africa as a documentation eventually did," he said. "I found out they had photog- taking and his own brief experiences sparked a lifelong film. Disappointed, he vowed to stick it out and do the photographer, then the world at large as assistant raphers, so I enlisted for that specialty." Serna learned interest. best he could. director of photojournalism for "Airman," the service's his passion for photography from his mother. who But four days into basic training at Lackland Air Then the classifiers learned his parents were official magazine, headquartered at Kelly Air "always took pictures of everything," he recalled. His Force Base -just a few miles from his home - Serna permanent residents but not U.S. citizens, and Serna only personal photographic experience, however, had learned the specialty he'd been placed in wasn't did not qualify for the top secret clearance the film See PHOTOGRAPHER, page 7A Thursday, October 2, 1997 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Section A Page 7 Thursday, October 2,1997 ESSAYONS, 'Let Us Try' Section A Page 7

enter the local St. Mary's University this fall and traordinary customer service and the enthusiasm that Additional activities are being planned for the Campaign plans to major in biology. Anastacia, 16, is an honor produce a community of excellence. Maj. Gen. Robert month that will enhance the hiring, retaining and student in her junior year of high school, And An- Flowers, post commander, will present promotion of qualified individuals with disabilities. From page lA drea, 13, excels at playing the saxophone, each recipient with a commanding general's coin. Their income and thriftiness would allow the Tickets are $5.50 for the full breakfast buffet Art class offered are less at this point then what we have normally Sernas to live almost anywhere in San Antonio. By menu, and $4.50 for the continental buffet. Tickets Local artist Kerry Vosler will offer fine arts seen over the years," said Kerns. choosing the old neighborhood, they may have ex- will be available after Oct. at 1st Brigade (Manny classes for adults and school-age children at the "Every federal employee is eligible to give and posed their kids to the greater pressure of inner-city Wildrick), 3rd Brigade (Don Slater), Medical Depart- Rolling Heath School House. Classes will consist of should contact their supervisor if they haven't re- life - street gangs, drugs and violence, which are ment Activity (Liz Leuschen), Directorate of Resource five two-hour sessions. ceived a CFC donation booklet yet." plentiful here. The Serna children haven't been af- Management (Kay Payne), Soldier Service Center Class I starts Monday from 10 a.m. to noon. The installation has at least 13,600 eligible con- fected by those negative influences, their father (Brenda Miller in the billeting lobby), and the Engi- Class II starts the same day from 7 to 9 p.m. Cost is tributors: 5,800 military and civilian personnel and said, because of the cohesiveness of their family,. neers' Club. Tickets must be paid for in advance and $60 per student and will include basic supplies. 7,800 students in basic training, advanced individual "I have to give Molly a lot of the credit, because picked up no later than Oct. 16. Classes will focus on drawing, creativity and training, and other courses, said Kerns. she's more strict with the kids than 1 am," he said. color theory. For more information, call Vosler at Kerns also emphasized the importance of con- "But family is the key. Because the pressures on kids Disability Awareness Month 329.2451. tributing to this campaign. are so much greater today, parents have to work a lot The President's Committee on Employment of "CFC and the Army Emergency Relief are the harder. The reason so many kids - not just Hispan- People with Disabilities has proclaimed October 1977 NCO sentenced only times federal employees can be solicited for ics - are running wild and killing each other is as Disability Awareness Month. This year's theme Sgt. 1st Class Jeffery A. Wallace was found guilty of funds," he said. because their family unit has broken down and no- is: "Ability - The Bridge to the Future." two specifications of dereliction of duty and one specifi- Sharon Hayward, Fort Leonard Wood's CFC body is holding them accountable for their actions." This theme addresses two basic truths. First, it cation of adultery and sentenced in a court martial held at campaign director, added, "Large contributions are In his travels around the country, Serna said he is important for all people, including those with the Staff Judge Advocate courtroom here Sept. 24. not necessary. As little as $1 amonth can make a big has seen and felt the sting of prejudice and would disabilities, to prepare for the future by investing in Wallace, a security interviewer with the 43rd Adjutant difference in the lives of those in need." like to see Hispanic Americans rise above that. He ourselves today. Second, there is a need for employ- General Battalion with duty at New Orleans, La., was found offered his own, three-step formula for improvement: ers to focus on the abilities of qualified job applicants not guilty of a separate specification of dereliction of duty "Education, the ability to get along with others with disabilities to meet the increasing need for and adultery, violation of a lawful military regulation and and family values will allow Hispanics to get ahead." skilled workers. obtaining services under false pretenses. Photographer Fernando Serna's life reflects the fruition of these The Special Emphasis Program committee of the Wallace was sentenced to be reduced to the rank of values. Equal Opportunity Programs Office is cosponsoring staff sergeant. From page 6A a special luncheon with the Army Community Ser- vices from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Wednesday at the Dental clinics closed Force Base. Dru Pippin Youth Center. The speaker will be Drenda All dental clinics will be closed today after 11:30 After his "Airman" tour, Serna moved across Briefs Jacobs, a successful businesswoman who, as a re- a.m. for unit training. The clinics will be closed town to the Air Force Recruiting Service. During the sult of an act of violence, became a quadriplegic. Friday after 11:30 a.m. in observance of Oktoberfest. past 4 1/2 years, he's continued his travels as a From page 1A A salad bar will be provided at no cost, and the Any dental emergencies will be treated at the national advertising photographer, always return- snack bar will be open for business as well. Please emergency room of General Leonard Wood Army ing, however, to his lifelong home. Joseph, 17, will tended to reward and inspire positive attitudes, ex- call ACS at 596-0212 if you plan to attend. Community Hospital.

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McGruff birthday party McGruff the famous crime dog, will be celebrating his 17th birthday Oct. 18 from 11:30a.m. to 1:30p.m.atNutterFieldHouse. There will be games, rides and refreshments. Several of McGruff's friends including Smokey Bear, Sparky the fire dog, Recycle Michael, and Vince and Larry the crashdum- mies will also be there. To help make the party a success, volunteers are needed to help prepare and serve re- freshments. Volunteers should call 596-0597.

Story hour Clarke Community Library invites children ages 4-8 to join the fun Thursday nights. Story hour begins at 6 p.m. and usu- ally lasts one hour. The event will feature games, songs, sto- ries, puppet shows and special guests. For more information, call 563-4113.

AMEDD meeting The AMEDD auxiliary is having a board meeting today at 1 p.m. in the nursing confer- ence room at the hospital. Chief Warrant Officer 2 Carlos Negron hammers out the jazz at the Governor's Jazz Festival Sept. 13. Mystery bus tour Chris Burnett belts out a few notes at the Singles mystery bus tour fest in Jefferson City. leaves Rollaat 8:15 a.m., leaves Playing trumpet and flute, and dancing in front of the stage. Waynesville at 9 a.m. Some singing, Negron was accompanied Negron put the band together walking involved, wear casual by Sgt. David Bretz, 399th U.S. in 1995 and has performed at the dress and bring $15. For infor- Army Band on the trombone, and Rock'n R Club and the Howard mation, call Wilber Harbaugh retired 1st Sgt. Chris Burnett on the Johnson's Hotel in St. Robert, and at 336-4063. saxophone and flute. the Engineer's Club on post. Rounding out the group is Sgt. As time went by, he began Blood drive Juan Santiago, 58th Transportation performing at the clubs in St. Louis The Community Blood AZZING UP Battalion on the Timbales (drums), and from that time on, his band Center of the Ozarks IT Sgt. I st Class Orlando Soto of began to grow popularity. is having Instead the music speaks of bop, will become the face of the a blood drive Friday in Building Headquarters Company on the "I enjoy playing for the people, At Governor's new life rounded in tradition and twenty-first century and will lead 315 from 9a.m. to 3p.m. Bongos and Tumbadora (Domini- entertaining the crowd, and Festival heritage. Black soul, red , and the musical parade of this conti- can drums), and Staff Sgt. Juan knowing that they are having a white rice, of mambos and nent. Rough stock rodeo Gonzales of Headquarters Company good time with us," said Negron. "I Mofongos, Plenas and Pasteles. Fort Leonard Wood's leading on There is a rodeo Friday and Story and photos by Jose Velez the Congas (African drums), have great players and a great These new sounds come from Latin Jazz group called Bayu Combo to see Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Secrest Special to ESSAYONS singer. Anybody is welcome the bohios of our ancestors who participated in the Governor's Jazz Other members of the band us perform and we look forward to Indoor Arena, 15027 Hardin are those There who beat before radio and telephones knew Festival Sept. 13, performing an include Jaime Restrepo of Colombia see you there!" Lane in Waynesville. Tickets people to death with the meaning of sound and commun- outstanding show at the State on the , and Dave Eubanks of For more information about are $7 for adults, $3for children boredom and ugliness. ion. Who before they could read Capital in Jefferson City. Missouri on the bass. the band and upcoming perfor- 6-12. For information, call 336- Bayu Combo music beats people to knew clave was the real musical The group played a variety of mances, contact Gonzalez as he 5066. life using rhythms that come from a alphabet and applied it to love, to The band, lead by Chief music starting with Salsa, Meren- disc jockeys at the Engineer's continent that speaks of sun and life, to God. Warrant Officer 2 Carlos Negron, gue, and of course, Latin Jazz. Some Club Saturday Latin Invasion Special Olympics rainforests. The music doesn't use Latin Jazz comes from the heart chief of Personnel Information at people enjoyed the music and Night! of The Daugherty Bowling tired musical cliches, old licks and the African dream. This tropical the 43rd Adjutant General Battalion, relaxed lying on the grass in front of (Velez is with the 5th Engineer Bat- Center is hosting the South abused arrangements. jazz, this marriage of mambo and be- impressed jazz goers at the festival. the capital, while others were talion.) Central Area Special Olympics Bowling Tournament Monday from 7 am, to 5 p.m. The event is open to the public. 1997 Fire Prevention Week begins Sunday a + ® , IJ "Know When to Go: stresses the importance of escape GLWACH workshops planning in any location. Fire Prevention Week Proclamation The Behavioral Medicine React Fast to Fire," this "No matter where you are, or Division at General Leonard year's theme what type of building you're in, if WHEREAS Smoke and poisonous gases are the Cross, the Congressional Fire Services Institutes, the Wood Army Community Hos- a fire breaks out, it's too late to leading causes of death in fires, and can kill long Fire Marshal's Association of North America, the start developing a plan," pital offers two workshops, six A tone time or another, it's said before the flames reach us; and International Association of Arson Investigators, the Cordwell. "You've weeks each, on a rotating ba- happened to all of us: got to know International Association of Fire Chiefs, the Interna- how to respond immediately in a sis. You're in a public set- WHEREAS Advance escape planning in all occu- tional Association of Fire Fighters, the International variety of situations, and take The stress management ting-maybe shopping at the mall pancies is essential to escaping a fire safely; and Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters, early warning signs of fire seri- the workshop teaches individuals or eating at a restaurant-when Nation Association of State Fire Marshals, the Na- suddenly ously." how to define stress and aug- the fire alarm sounds. The WHEREAS An adequate escape plan includes know- tional Fire Protection Association, the National ment their knowledge of how to first thing you do is look around to An important component of this ing two ways out of every room, an outdoor location Volunteer Fire Council, and the United States Fire increase their resistance to the see what everyone else does (if year's Fire Prevention Week campaign (Sunday to Oct. 11) will where everyone will meet upon exiting, and memo- Administration. effects of stress. The next work- anything). focus on home escape, since NFPA rizingthefiredepartment'stelephonenumber; and shop begins Oct. 22, meeting According to experts at the nonprofit National Fire Protection estimates that approximately 80% of I, Robert B. Flowers, Commanding General of the Wednesdays from 1-2:30 p.m. WHEREAS Fire drills should be practiced regularly, United States Association, this hesitation may be all U.S. fire deaths occur in the Army Engineer Center and Fort The assertiveness work- at least a common response, but it could home. twice a year; and Leonard Wood, do hereby proclaim the week of shop teaches individuals to prove deadly. In addition, this year's theme October 5-11,1997, as Fire Prevention Week. This know the difference between "Too often people don't react will address instances where it may WHEREAS Early warning signs of fire must be taken week commemorates the great Fire of 1871, assertive, non-assertive and ag- when a fire alarm sounds. Particu- be safer to stay where you are if a seriously. A quick, decisive response is often what which killed more than 250 persons, left 100,000 gressive behavior. Other topics larly in public settings, people fire occurs, such as in some high- makes the difference between life and death in a homeless and destroyed more than 17,400 build include how attitudes and be- tend to wait to see how others rise buildings. fire; and ings. liefs affect our communication respond," says Meri K Appy, style, methods for dealing with NFPA's vice president for public Cordwell urges everyone to WHEREAS This year's Fire Prevention Week theme, I call upon the people of Fort Leonard Wood to anxiety, and ways to communi- education. develop home escape plans with all " Know When to Go: React Fast To Fire!" empha- participate in fire prevention activities at home, work, cate effectively when you or "We know from tragic fire members of the household, and to sizes the importance of escape planning at home and school, and to heed the message: "Know When another is angry. The next work- incidents that a quick decisive practice fire drills regularly. and in public settings; and to Go: React Fast to Fire!" as the 1997 Fire Prevention shop begins Oct. 24 and meets response is often what makes the Cordwell says an adequate Week theme suggests. Fridays from 9-10:30 a.m. difference between life and death in escape plan for one- and two- WHEREAS The fire service of Fort Leonard Wood is family dwellings include every- For information, call Bar- a fire," Appy said. dedicated to the safety of life and property from the Inwitness hereof, I hereunto set my hand this 1st day one in the household knowing bara Welch orTammy Hammock As National Fire Prevention devastating effects of fire; and of October, the year of nineteen hundred and ninety- two ways out of every room, at 596-0522. Week begins next week, this seven. establishing an outdoor location year's theme, "Know When to Go: WHEREAS The members of thefire service are joined in front of the home where Comedy after dark React Fast to Fire!" will work to bythe residents, organizations, schools, and busi change the public's everyone will meet upon exiting, Fort Leonard Wood's En- attitudes nesses of this installation in their fire safety efforts; gineer Club presents "Comedy toward fire alarms in public and knowing the emergency number and after dark," Friday at 10 p.m. settings. of the local fire depart- ment, which should be con- Advance tickets $10, at the door Chief James Cordwell at the tacted immediately from a WHEREAS The local efforts of the fire service are Robert B. Flowers $10 Fort Leonard Wood Fire Depart- for members, $12 non-mem- nearby phone. supported by the activities of organizations such as Major General, U.S. Army bers. Call 329-2455 for ment strongly supports efforts to (From an NFPA news release.) the American Burn Association, the American Red Commanding information. improve public responsiveness, and Us Try" 2, Section B Paae 2 ESSAYONS, "Let Thursday, October 1997 Section...... EO" U yh c1Ve

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FORT LE®1VYARD WOOD DI A An , I WORSHIP SCHEDULE _ i Catholic Other Worship merely drawing water from a well Apostolic Pentecostal Bible Study when Jesus gave her words that MACS 1900 Wednesday - Specker Barracks Lord, do you fish satisfied her spiritual "thirst." And Saturday Chapel 1630 Grant Hall Auditorium By William Lovell away from God. So I ask God to go Peter was called to follow Jesus Church of Christ Special to ESSAYONS fishing with me. while fishing. Sunday 0800 Sunday - Bldg. 732, 1-48 Bn Soldier Memorial Chapel I'm amazed at the number of You may be mowing your 0745 Classroom 'm not much of a fisherman. 0930 Soldier Memorial Chapel times God speaks to humanity lawn, washing dishes, running Gospel In fact, I'm horrible at the sport. 1130 Baker Theater outside of a "spiritual" context. I late to work or changing a diaper. 1100 Sunday - Lieber Heights Chapel I tend to get more bites from 1230 Spanish, Specker Barracks believe God speaks to us in our But God is able to communicate Jewish Chapel mosquitoes than fish. But I'm one 1900 Friday - North Iowa Chapel chapel or church services. But I with you in any facet of life. The Monday - Friday of those persons who doesn't also know that he speaks to Latter Day Saints (Mormon) us in question you need to ask yourself 1135 Hospital Chapel know when to give up. - Bldg. 753 (IET Sol- situations where we assume God is, "Do I listen to Him?" Jesus 0830 Sunday To compensate, I've learned diers) may not be. desires fellowship with any heart RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: to use my fishing time as an Liturgical (Episcopal and Lutheran) To Elijah, God spoke while he that will receive Him (Revelation Bible Study opportunity for God to speak to 0845 Sunday - South Iowa Chapel was hiding from danger in a cave. 3:20.) You can even invite him to 0900 Sunday - North Iowa Chapel me. I'm not distracted by my Orthodox Christian To Mary, Christ spoke words of go fishing with you. Parish School of Religion usual routine of life and the fish 0830 Sunday - Specker Barracks Chapel comfort as she came to mourn at his (2nd Lt. Lovell is a chaplain candi (Sept -May) certainly don't take my attention 1100-1200 Sunday - Bldg. 315 Seventh Day Adventist tomb. A Samaritan woman was date.) 0900 Saturday, Pick up at NIC Ladies Bible Study (Sept-May) 1400 Saturday, Return to NIc 0900 Thursday - Bldg. 315 -I Buddhist Services Ladies Guild (Sept-May) Bldg. 315, Room 313 0900 Ist Monday - Bldg. 315 ANUCEET Protestant 1000 Sunday Study Meetings WORSHIP 1200 Sunday I Sunday Sacred Heart Ladies Guild how-to skills to support and assist and easily completed in two sessions. 1100 Specker Barracks Chapel Other Religious Education The Sacred Heart Ladies Guild persons experiencing grief, loss and Free.child care is available with 100 Soldier Memorial Chapel Kids for Christ (Sept - May) 1700 Friday - Bldg. 315, Rm. 119 monthly meeting is Monday at the personal problems. Course is offered proper registration at the Child Devel- Youth of the Chapel Meyer Tree and Berry Farm. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Mondays from 9-11 a.m., Building opment Center. Reservations with the Sunday School (Sept - May) 1900 Wednesday - Bldg. 590 The schedule is 9:15 a.m.- Out- 315, Room 206. Register Monday CDC should be made at least two 0915 Sunday - Bldg. 315 IET SOLDIER WORSHIP door mass or rosary; 10 a.m.- wagon Room 206 or call 596-0089. weeks in advance. Protestant Women of the Chapel (PPWOC) Sunday ride and farm tour; I1 a.m.- business Sponsored by the Chaplain Fam- 0800 Protestant Worship, Baker 0900 Tuesday - Bldg. 590 meeting; and 1 l:30a.m,-putluck lunch. Youth of the Chapel Theater for ily Life Center, all materials and Protestant Bible Study - 1st Bde 1-48, 2-47 and A,B,C 3-10 Bns. For information or to make reser- Junior and senior high Protes- instruction is provided free of charge. 0830 Sunday - Abrams Theater 0915 Protestant Worship, Baker vations, call Karen Tenschert at tant youth meet Wednesdays, 7-9 p.m., Call 336-4610 forinformation. Liturgical Religious Education Theater for 1-10, 774-6699.Fort Leonard Wood Sports Building 590. For information or to 0800 Sunday- Bldg. 843 2-10, and D,E, F 3-10 Bns. volunteercall 596-0087. Teachers and helpers meet 0900 Grant Hall Auditorium (43d AG) Protestant Sunday School 1000 South Iowa Chapel (35th, 58th Teachers and helpers for Prot- 169th) Classes for two-years to adult Beginning English classes estant Sunday school will meet meetinBuilding315from9:15-10:15 English classes are held every Sunday from 8:15-9 a.m., Building a.m. each Sunday. Register Sunday in Wednesday, 9-11 a.m., Room 232, 315, Room 213 for a continental Chapel P ho ne Numbers lobby, or call 596-0089. Building 315, for foreign born military breakfast and discussion of "This spouses. Citizenship classes are also We Believe." Catholic parish school BLDG. PHONE available. For information, call 596- Teachers and helpers for Catho- Classes for three-years to adult 0088 or 336-4667. lic Parish School of Religion will meet 596-0087 Soldier Mexrial Chapel 450 meet in Building 315 from 11 a.m. until from 12:15-2p.m.,Building315, Room Lieber Heights Chapel 8370 596-1773 noon each Sunday. Register Sunday Children's church 227 for lunch and discussion of "Out- in lobby, or call 596-0089. Children's church for age four lines of the Catholic Faith." Specker Barracks Chapel 1712 596-0124 to grade two is held in Building 590 RSVP for the meeting and need South Iowa Chapel 843 596-0890 Kids for Christ of Soldier Memorial Chapel, from for children's programs to 596-0089. Kids for Christ Christian kids' 11:30a.m.-12:05 p.m., and in the base- Cencral l~o Chapel 742 596-0184 club meets each Friday from 5-6 p.m. ment of Lieber Heights Chapel, from Aglow International 596-0182 North Iowa Chapel 637 inBuilding315,Room I 19.Children 11:30 a.m.-noon. Sundays, except The Pulaski County chapter of Grant Hall Auditoriumn 2100 596-0652 age 4-11 enjoy Bible stories, learn the first Sunday of each month. Aglow International is meeting Satur- Bible verses, do creative activities, day, 9:30 am., at Smitty's in Religious ERkatiwi 315 596-0089 singing and games. Register Friday in Wednesdays are Wonderful Waynesville. This month's guest Family Life Center 315 596-0088 Room 119, or call 596-0089. Enjoy a different craft class each speaker is Joan Anderson from Salem week. Classes are held every Wednes- Hospital Chapel Rm 10 596-1678 Faith Assembly Church. Stephen ministrytraining day while school is in session, from Join us for danishes and drinks 315 596-0309 This 30-hour course on Chris- Post Chaplam 9-11 a.m. in Building 315, third floor. for $2 as we come togeher in unity and tian caring focuses on practical, 0-HELP Crisis Line (6-HELP) 596-4357 Projects are decorative or seasonal, faith. RSVP bycalling774-5019.

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ST. SECURITY ROBERT ASSEMBLY OF GOD GREATER COMMUNITY FT. WOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Children's Programs and BAPTIST CHURCH Non-denominational Nursery provided at each service Pastor Dr William R. Boone "Come Grow With Us" Divine Deliverance BANK Pastor: Rev. James E. Routh Early Worship ...... 8:00 am - 9:15 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 9:30 a.m. Church of God in Christ 10 Lynn Street, DrawerS 201 Marshall Drive Church School...... 9:30 am - 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 11:00 am Waynsville, Mo. 65583 Waynesville, Mo. 65583 Phone 573-336-4452 621 W. Historic Route 66 * Waynesville, MO 573-774-6147 573-336-4444 Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m . Mid day Worship ...... 10:45 am - 1:00 pm Sunday Evening Services ...... 6:00 p.m Dr. Clifton J Riggs, Jr., D. Min Pastor & Founder M orning worship ...... 10:45 a m . Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Located on Y Hwy, 1/2 mile north of interstate Order of Services Member FDIC Evanganistic service ...... 6:00 p.m . Evening Worship ...... 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm Minister: Jeff Brown Sunday Evening Praise and Sunday School . 6:30 p.m. Monday Church: 573-336-2726 Home: 573-336-2727 Sunday School ...... 10:00 am Holt Monument Wednesday Night Services ...... 7:00 p.m. Women Mission (1st & 3rd) ... 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Worship Service ...... 11:30 am Out the Main Gate, turn left at the 2nd Wednesday Tuesday stoplight,1 mile down on the left, Prayer and Praise ...... 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Prayer & Bible Band ...... 7:00 pm to Mid-Missouri Motors Bible Study ...... 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Friday One Block North Of The Square next CHURCH OF CHRIST I® I p______Thursday Dixon Congregation Sunshine Band Rehearsal...... 7:00 pm On Hwy. 73, Buffalo, Mo Disciplenship Class ...... 11:00 am- 12:30 pm ...... 7:00 pm This Church Exists to Make Christ Known YPW W Excel in Study (Tutoring) ..... 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Joy Night Service ...... 8:30 pm and to Equip His People for Works of Service" A A g A -7:30 pm Kingdom Kids Bible Study . 6:30 pm Sunday Morning Classes ...... 9:30 a.m Monthly Events FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Disciplenship Class ...... 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm 1st Saturday Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 a.m ST. ROBERT Friday - SUPPORT THE TIGERS!!! YW CC ...... 10:00 am OF Sunday Evening Services ...... 6:30 p.m Saturday 2nd Saturday a 1 Pastor: Dr. Mel Watson Wednesday Evening ...... 7:30 p.m. STo Place Your Ad On Layman ..... 8:30 am- 10:00 am (2nd Saturday) M .O.D ...... 9:00 Schedule of services P.O. Box 569 Dixon, MO 65459 . Squad am Youth Choirs ...... 11:00 am - Saturday Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Phone 573-759-2236 3rd The Church Page Adult Choirs ...... 7:00 pm - ...... 12:00 Morning W orship ...... 11:00a.m. Located on Hwy. 28 13 miles North of 1-44 Marriage Enrichment Seminar Noon Church Training ...... 5:00 p m. Nursery Service Provided Evening W orship ...... 6:00 p.m Y Hwy. 2 miles North of 1-44 and the Ramada Inn ROLLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Call Linda At Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting .... 7:00 p.m. For more info mation or transportation call AChrist-Centered church meeting A Going Church For A Coming Lord! 573-336-4477 the need of your Family 573-336-3435 ABUNDANT LIFE MINISTRIES A Soul Winning Church * Everyone Welcome 573-336-3049 or 573-329-3100 Sunday Bible classes ...... 9:45 a.m If you enjoy Kenneth Copeland and Marilyn Zigenbein & Church Street, St. Robert For emergency food call 573-336-4477, Sunday morning worship ...... 10:40 a.m Phone 573-336-4943 573-336-4920 or 573-336-3099 Sunday evening worship ...... 6 00 p.m. Hickey type ministries you will be blessed by Abundant Life Ministries. NURSERY PROVIDED "GOD'S PEOPLE WITH A VISION, Wednesday evening...... 7:00 p.m NAPA AUTO PARTS* SFIRST STATE BANk WORKING AND PRAYING FOR EXCELLENCE" Located 1/4 mile N of 1-44 atthe 300 Marshal Drive, St. Robert, MO Located in the old Daily Guide building BRIARWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 2nd Rolla exit (H'vvvE) Sunday School 10:00 am 1150 Old Rt. 66 Building Families In The Love Of Jesus CHURCH Phone 573-364-3488 for infoo cicliren's activities, (WAyNEsvilLE,MissoURi 65583 FIRST BAPTIST Sunday 11:00 a.m. Sunday 7:00 p.m. 20355 Hobart Rd. 202 N. Benton Street, Waynesville, Mo. 65583 youth activities, transportation or special needs Thursday Bible Study 7:30 N Waynesville, Mo. Off Hwy 28, 2 1/2 Miles N. Of 1-44 (573) 336-4411 Rev. Bill Turner (573) 774-6840 CHURCH OF CHRIST 573-336-4729 Pastor Thomas E. Solomon Dixon, Mo. 65459 Church (573) 774-2352 1114 Historic Rt. 66W 573-336-2516 Church 573-336-5757 Pastor: R. Weldon Sconce * 573-336-5698 SUNDAY SCHEDULE Waynesville, MO 65583 SUNDAY SERVICES: Sunday School ...... 9:45 AM 573-774-5205 ROCK OF AGES CHURCH "A Spirit Filled Church For Real People To Place Your Ad On Sunday School/Bible Study ...... 10 a.m Morning W orship ...... 11:00 AM Emergency 573-774-6307 Morning Worship ...... 11 a.m RA, GA, MF & Bible Study ...... 6:00 PM Pastor Tim O'Brien - Assoc. Pastor Bill Melton To Place Your Ad On The Church Page Evening Worship ...... 6 p m Evening W orship ...... 7:00 PM Sunday Morning Service...... 11:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY SERVICES: WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE Wednesday Evening ...... 7:00 p.m. The Church Page P io n eer Club ...... 7 p m Choir Rehearsal ...... 6:30 PM Regularly Scheduled Revival Services. Call Linda At Bible Study/Prayer ...... 7 p m Preschool & Children's Choir ...... 7:30 PM FAITH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Please Call * Christian Academy - Grades K-10 Prayer Meeting, Bible Study...... 7:30 PM CHURCH Adult Ministry Training Institute Call Linda At 573-336-3435 WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Nursery Provided For All Services (Missouri Synod) 573-336-5624 or 336-LIVE 801 Bus. Loop 44 W, Waynesville, Mo. 65583 981 Highway Z Located 1 mile behind Wal-Mart in St. Robert 573-336-3435 Church Phone 573-774-6431 St Robert, Mo. 65583 573-336-4464 Hwy 28. 2 miles S. of Dixon MID MISSOURI CREDIT UNION Lee Schaffer - Pastor Pastor: Rev. Richard M. Anderegg Phone 573-759-7878 "People Helping People" SUNDAYSCHEDULE: WEDNESDAYSCHEDULE: Sunday School ...... 9:15 a.m SPANISH CHRISTIAN 8:30am Early WorshipService 700pm Ro House Sunday Worship Service ...... 10:30 a.m 9:45am SundaySchool/Bible Youth Grade7-12 LIGHTHOUSE CENTER Serving Civilian & Military Personnel Tuesday Bible Study ...... 1:00 p.m. Study/Suddenly Single Study/ 700pm GAs/RAs/MissionFriends FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Pastor: Benito Perez for over forty years Singles College & Career Study 7:00pm Prayer MeetingBible Study Lydia Circle (2nd Thursday) ...... 7:00 p.m. 573-336-4994 10:S0am Second WorshipService 8:00 AdultChoir Practice Christ, No Book but the Bible Ft. Wood (573) 329-3151 No Creed but Ladies Aid (3rd Thursday) ...... 12:30 p.m. 6:00pm Preschool & Chidren Choir NurseryProvided Hwy. HAnd 1-44 Business Loop 220 Missouri Ave, Suite 11IB Rolla Branch 573-364-6936 6:00pm"Suddenly Single' for AllSemces Preschool Enrollment Now Waynesville, Mo. (Located atthe Hidden Valley PlazaShopping Center) SupportGroup School Begins 3 September N, v 7 00pm Evening WorshipService Phone 573-774-2181 GRACE COVENANT CHRISTIAN CENTER 573-336-2733 i MARANATHA BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 10 AM "Where Jesus is Lord, and Love Prevails" To Place Your Ad On "A Soul Winning Church" Worship Service 11 AM Judi Tillett Pastor-James Jackson Assoc. Pastor St. Robert, Mo. 65583 WAYNESVILLE UNITED METHODIST Sunday ...... 10:00 AM Church Page Phone 573-336-5972 Evening Service 6:00 PM CHURCH Sunday Evening ...... 6:30 PM The Keith Carnahan- Pastor PASTOR REV PAUL B. CATTERTON Wednesday Evening ...... 7:00 PM Sunday School ...... 9:45 a m Wed. Home Bible Study 7:00 PM Sunday W orship ...... 8:30 &11:00 am Thursday - Healing School...... 5:30- 6:30 713 Missouri Ave., St. Robert Call Linda At Morning W orship ...... 11:00 a m Sunday School ...... 9:30am 25715 Hwy 17, Waynesville Sunday Evening Worship 6006.... p m Ask about our home bible study Phone 573-774-2541 I1/2 Mile East of Kent Giddens/Owner 573-336-3435 Wednesday Prayer Service ...... 6 :30 p.m ifyou need a ride, call Sunday before 9:00 AM Hwy.T (one block off of Hwy.17) Witmor Farms * Bus Ministry Available Maranatha Baptist Academy K-4 thru 12 Minister Virgil White 573-774-2299 Info Line 573-774-5260 Call Church Office For Information. 573-336-7133 Section B Page 3 Thi il'Cri±nx i J1r-t r' LIL h I£.r 0 1IJCI 0 7 ESAYS."Le~t is Try" I fIU LI UIU (L y lL v v v i i CPSC and industry announce corrective action to improve safety of halogen torchiere floor lamps bulb will reduce the potential fire hazard, it is important for The U S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and with a shallow bowl -shaped light fixture mounted on top without a glass or wire guard over the glass bulb shield can receive a free wire guard with installation instructions from consumers to understand that these lamps still must be the halogen lamp industry are cooperatively recalling for of a six-foot pole and illuminated by a tubular halogen bulb. retail stores, which are helping the industry treated with care," said CPSC Chairman Ann Brown. in-homrne consumer repair some 40 million halogen torchiere These lamps first became available in the U.S in 1983 and the following the guards available to consumers: Ames, B.J.'s Brown offered the following safety tips for halogen floor lamps. According to CPSC, the halogen bulbs in sales have grown significantly in the , The tubular make Wholesale Club, Hechingers/Home Quarters, Home Base, torchiere floor lamps: these lamps can cause fires. CPSC is aware of at least 189 halogen bulbs operate at temperatures much hotter than Home Depot, Ikea, Kmart, Lowes, Montgomery Ward, O Never place the lamp near curtains or other cloth fires and 11 deaths since 1992 involving halogen torchiere regular bulbs, and can pose a fire risk if curtains, clothing Office Depot, Target, and Walmart. The guards will be window treatments. floor lamps. The industry is making free wire guards or other flammable materials contact the bulb. available in all stores by Aug. 25. Consumers should not Q Never drape clothes over the lamp. available to consumers through a cooperative effort with A revised Underwriters Laboratories standard for the lamps to the retail stores. Q Keep the lamp away from bedding. many retail stores. Installing the wire guard over Ithe glass halogen torchiere floor lamps manufactured after Feb. 5, return If consumers cannot get to a store, they can receive Q Never leave the lamp on when you leave a room or are bulb shield will reduce the potential fire hazard by making 1997, offers an improved level of safety. Most halogen calling 1-800-985-2220. This program only not at home. it harder for flammable materials to touch the lamp's torchiere floor lamps meeting the revised UL standard the guard by to torchiere floor lamps using halogen bulbs. [ To reduce the likelihood of the lamp tipping over, keep halogen bulb. For the guard to be effective, consumers already are equipped with a glass or wire guard over the applies for the guard to be effective, consumers must children and pets away from the lamp. must use only halogen bulbs of 300 watts or less in the glass bulb shield to help prevent flammable materials from Remember, bulbs of 300 watts or less in the lamp. Q Only use a halogen bulb of 300 watts or less in the lamp. lamp. touching the bulb. use only halogen the use of the wire guard with a 300-watt (From a C.P.S.C. news release.) Halogen torchiere floor lamps are free-standing lamps Consumers who own halogen torchiere floor lamps "Although CPSC, Century recall Ducks Unlimited arrives in southwest Missouri infant swings for repair Conservation agency some beautiful artwork auctioned publish an account of the hunt European shotgun. But even off, raffled off and given away, sometime during the winter.... though we won't have any on a forms new chapter In cooperation with the U.S. Con- The model number is located along with some nice shotguns unless I get someone out there alcohol, there will be plenty of Product Safety Commission, small white sticker on the bottom of of shells free Coke and Pepsi and Dr. sumer By Larry Dablemont and so many door prizes we may who shoots a whole box Products Company of the swing seat under the foot area. In that Pepper. Century Special to ESSAYONS have to give two to everyone. and doesn't pull a feather. Macedonia, Ohio, is voluntvrily pro- Each swing has a plastic, two- But foremost amongst the case it might be better to keep the And we don't intend to have viding a free repair kit for aboui U:i,(XX) position seat with a removable plastic y area has never had prizes will be a special duck-hunt whole thing quiet. one of those dinners where they Century Lil' Napper infant swings. tray The seals are covered by either aaDucks Unlimited for two people sometime this There will also be a goose bring you a plate with a piece of These swings have shoulder harness a vinyl or fabric seat pad. There are banquet, but that's winter with me and the world's hunt for two, offered by area guide meat on it about the size of a deer of straps that are placed over each shoul- four white tubular metal legs support- about to change. We have fourth or fifth greatest Labrador Roy Garrean, held on private land track. We intend to have one the affairs with der and buckled between the child's ing the swing. The Century brand officially organized retriever, Aladdin, the grandson of in Vernon County. those all-you-can-eat Chapter of Ducks Ulnlim- choice of two meats, mashed legs If the straps on these swings name and swing controls are on the Ozarks old Rambunctious himself. a ited and will have our firsl If indeed not many people potatoes and gravy and the loosen or are unbuckled, a child can motor assembly at the top of the swing. If the truth were know, my big banquet on Oct. 21, just a week or chocolate Labrador probably is show up, your chances of winning whole works. become tangled in the straps and Other Century swing models have will so before the upcoming duck even better than that, but I've one of those hunts, or a shotgun After dinner, Hedgerow strangle. different restraint systems and are not duck season begins. found if you say your dog is the or a priceless piece of art, are tell a few of his favorite CPSC and Century are aware of being recalled. all 'The Western Ozarks Chapter very best, it creates one heck of an pretty good. There may not be hunting stories and introduce three deaths and one near-strangula- Juvenile product dlepartment, provid- ofI D.U is an off shoot of the local argument. many people at our banquet the out-of town guests, tion which occurred when children and discount stores nationwide sold Slackwater -Huntingand Fishing There are bunches of people because it will be awfully expen- ing we have any, and local months old became the swings beginning in 1991 until from six to nine Society which I formed years ago who get all huffed up and claim sive and there won't be any dignitaries, of which we don't with the harness straps early 1997 for about $90. entangled and never really got off the their dog is better. Nobody ever alcohol served. expect many. Consumers should stop using that some of around their necks. ground. We only had eight or 10 argues with someone who claims One of our committee mem- I am hoping the Lil' Napper swings immediately this column Century is offering a free repair members and most of them were to have the fourth or 5th best bers, Colonel Calhoun Hedgerow, those folks who read andcallCentury at 1-800- 231 1448 for to the banquet so that I kit consisting of a new seat pad with always hunting or fishing and retriever! And I figure fourth or from over at Silvey Corners, will come kit with installa- kind of a restraint system Ihat has waist and a free in-home repair couldn't attend any of the fifth ain't bad....shucks I'm only objected to alcohol being served can get an idea of what column. I don't crotch straps and installation instruc- tion instructions or write to Century meetings. the sixth or seventh best duck- because he once attended a people read this people living tions. The new pad and straps can be Products Conpany, 9600 Valley View But everyone is going to be hunter in the country. banquet years ago, where he get to talk to many do. installed easily on the Lil' Napper Road. Macedonia, Ohio 44056. Con- at this banquet, and I hope you ll At any rate, whoever draws became slightly inebriated and out here in the woods like I swing without using any tools sumers should not use the swing until come to join in,because it will that lucky ticket will get to hunt bought a German Draathar puppy Lil' Napper infant swings subject the new pad and restraint system are look plum awful if we're the only ducks with me and Lad, and I'll because he thought it was a See DUCKS, page 4B to this recall are model numbers 12- installed. ones there. As usual, there will be 344,12-345,12-347,12-475and 12-476. (From a C.P S.C, news release.) PULASKI COUNTY I 366ow to Use INFO LINE 1.Call 336-3669 or in Crocker: 736-2598 or inLaquey: 765-3184 2. 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P0k TS Skeet shoot The Fall Open Skeet Shoot is Oct. 26 at the Community Sportsmen s Center. Call 596- 4223 for information. U.S. military academies team up, enefit Toys for Tots under age 10 are free. onship title in 1991 by scoring six Playing for Air Force are Navy, Saint Louis Universi Noon bowling league 1 W omen's varsity soccer day. Children ty and The Employees Noon teams from the U.S. Athletes/coaches of note at the goals and was the recipient of the sophomore defender Jayne Baker Wright State will conduct a free Bowling L eague is open to all military academies-- Toys For Tots\Military Academies "Golden Ball," presented to the from Triad High School in Troy, Ill., youth clinic at the Soccer Park on employees on Fort Leonard Army, Air Force and Navy - and Soccer Classic include Carin outstanding player of the champi- and freshman goalkeeper Kristy Field #3. Athletes from eaclh team Wood. The league meets cother Division I college teams (Saint Gabarra, a gold medallist at the 1996 onship. She also was tagged in 1987 Kuhlman from Francis Howell High will assist.From 10-11:30a. m., Thursdays at 11 30 a.m. now lLouis, Wright Sate, Marquette and Olympic Games in Atlanta, as a and 1992 as the United Sates School in St. Charles, Mo. athletes from each team will1 until Dec. 19. Cost is $3 per De Paul universities) will play member of the U.S. Women's Olympic Committee Player of the Playing for DePaul is junior conduct a clinic for the St. LLouis ilar season a mes heinninc at Soccer team. who enters her fifth Year. forward Julie Ochs from Duchesne Snecial Olvmnics on Field ##2. person per week for two games regui c~i ganc gc ll g a Two former Busch Soccer Club High School in St. Charles, Mo., each Thursday. Teams consist 6 p.m. Friday, and beginning at 11 year as head coach at Navy. On Friday morning, athletes Gabarra was named United States players are now key members of and freshman forward Maria will make a goodwill visit of two bowlers. For inforrna- a.m. on Sunday, at the Anheuser-- to Soccer's Female Athlete of the Year Army's team midfielders Cathy and Martinez from St. Francis Borgia Cardinal Glen non Children's tionl, cal15 9 6 1498. Busch Conference and Sports Centre: (Soccer Park) in Fenton, Mo. in 1992 after winning the award for Kerry Loughman of St. Charles, Ill. High School in Washington, Mo. Hospital. 1987. She led the Kerry's 1996 Busch Soccer Club team From 9-10:30 a.m. Saturday, the Sportsmen's club open Admission is one new toy for Toys the first time in (Froma St. Louis Military Academies each U.S. to its first-ever World Champi- went to nationals the summer of 1996. head coaches of Air Force, Army, sports foundation news release.) The Fort Leonard Wood for Tots, or $5 for all games Community Sportsman's Center is open Wednesdays from 4-8 p.m., and Saturdays and Sun- days fronm I 6 p.m., for trap, skeet and archery shooting. Ranges are available other days or times by appointment. Cost for a round The competitive spirit of the teams comprised taking the second place trophy. Jonathan of trap or skeet is $2.50. 554th, 2-10th takes mostly of instructors indicated a strong desire Springstead finished in the overall third spot. Fort Leonard Cup tier In the women's 5K category, Intramuralisports Commander's not only to train hard but also to play hard. Victoria SemperFi! Mitchel claimed the championship trophy The intramural bowling competition championship with Lisa Burnis taking the runner-up spot and Wood Sports league begins Monday at Congratulations to the 554th Engineer Sonia McNeese took the third place spot. Daugherty Bowling Center. Battalion for winning the 1997 Commanders Intramural flag football The team category was broken into two of four Cup in Tier A. In a tightly contested competi- Each team consists divisions, Tier A and B. In Tier A competi- tion throughout the year, the 554th competed Conference A bowlers. Ietters of intent are tion, the 554th Engineer Battalion took the due by Tuesday. with 10 other major units and accumulated a Unit Record championship trophy, while the 5th Engineer grand total of 854 points. Finishing a close 1. 3-10th Infantry Regiment 1-0 Intramural volleyball Battalion claimed the runners up spot and second was 577th Engineer Battalion with 2. HHC, 58th Transportation team A 1-0 league begins Monday at 58th Transportation Battalion took third. 817.5, third was 5th Engineer Battalion with 3. B Co., 5th Engineer Battalion 1-0 Davidson Fitness Center. Let- Tier B had Libby NCOA\DSS taking 737.5, and 3rd Battalion, 10th Infantry 4. 169th Engineer Battalion 1-0 ters of intent are due by home the gold. while 1st Battalion, 48th Regiment, last year's defending , 5. Navy detachment 1-1 Tuesday. Coaches meeting for Infantry Regiment took the runners up spot finished in fourth place with 696.5 points. Commander's Cup golf 6. Law Enforcement Command 0-0 the tournament will be today at and 2nd Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment Participating in the 11 events, 554th had It was not just another Commanders' Cup 7. 1-48th Infantry Regiment 0-0 4p.m. atDavidson. Forinforma- took home third. four first place finishes in cross country, Tournament. The overall Commanders' Cup 8. Medical Department Activity 0-0 tion, call Charles Kristek at soccer, tennis, and the Engineer 5K run; one Championship could be determined by the 9. 554th Engineer Battalion 0-0 596-7441. second place in flag football, and three third outcome of the golf tournament. The pressure 10. B Co., 577th Engineer Battalion 0-0 place finishes in volleyball, softball, and golf was on to do well in the tournament and the 11.2-10th Infantry Regiment 0-1 of intent Letters highlighted their outstanding achievements, players responded to the challenge. 12. 1-10th Infantry Regiment 0-1 of intent for sports Letters Despite an ever-changing availability of The Medical Department Activity team, 13. D Co., 58th Transportation Bn. 0-2 programs must be sent through soldier/athletes. Sgt. I stClass James Gilio, Lt. Col. Carl Smith, battalion sports representatives, Tom Cole, and Sgt. 1st Class Robert Colthar, Congratulations to the 2nd Battalion, Conference B to the sports branch by distribu- 10th Infantry Regiment for winning the 1997 took the championship trophy, finishing the 1. C Co., 5th Engineer Battalion 2-0 tionor E-mail. E mailletters to Jim Commanders Cup in Tier B. Easily outdistanc- 36 holes with a total of 577 strokes. The 577th Intramural flag football 2. A Co., 577th Engineer Battalion 1-0 Figg@CRD-R@(FLW DCFA, ing their 12 opponents while accumulating Engineer Battalion, represented by Sherman 3. A Co., 554th Engineer Battalion 1-0 Attn. John Clapp. For informa- 860 points, their closest competition was 1st Walker, Leroy Mello, Ed Spotts, and Staff Sgt. The action was hard and fast on fields 1I 4. C Co., 58th Transportation Battalion 1-1 tion,call 596-7444. Battalion,48 Infantry Regiment with 746.5, Gerald Story finished in the runners-up spot and 2 Sept. 22 as the 1997 intramural flag 5. Uibby NCO Academy/DSS 1-1 third was 35th Engineer Battalion with 730 with a team total of 583 strokes, Phillip Todd football season opened with five games. As 6. U.S. Marine Corps detachment 0-0 Bowing leagues points, and fourth was Libby NCO Academy took the low gross award with a of 160 expected, teams were a little rusty after a long BOWing 7. Headquarters Co., 3rd Brigade 0-0 g- with 691.5points. and Richard Viren took the low net award with summer off. Daugherty Bowling Cen- 8. C Co., 577th Engineer Battalion 0-0 2nd Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment a 126. In Conference A action the Navy tel will accept registration for 9. HHC, 58th Transportation team B 0-0 participated in all 1 1 events with four first In Tier B competition the 43rd Adjutant Detachment stopped D Company 58th the following leagues now 10. Staff Judge Advocate 0-0 place finishes in cross country, flag football, General Battalion, with Ralph Osborne, Master Transportation Battalion 8-2 and Headquar- hrough Tuesday: Monday- 11. Co. A, 58th Transportation 0-2 volleyball, and soccer; two second place Sgt. James Holloway, Staff Sgt. Jack ters, Headquarters Company 58th Transporta- Armed Forces Interm; Tuesday- 12. Air Force 366th TRS detachment 7 0-2 finishes in tennis and basketball; and two Goodman, and Rick Mills playing outstanding tion Battalion Team A sneaked past the 1st OWC and Dexim; Wednesday- third place finishes in golf and the Engineer golf, took the championship trophy, finishing Battalion 10th Infantry 19-18 in a very good men sandlady's; Friday- mixed; 5K run. Hooahi: to 2-10 for the championship. the 36 holes with a total of 555 strokes. game for both teams. 10th Infantry 34-0, the 3rd Battalion 10th and Saturday- youth. For infor- This was an exceptional feat, having to use Combat Training Committee finished in In Conference B the "Mighty Ducks" of Infantry stopped D Company 58th Trans mutio, call 596- 1498. primarily drill sergeants who were already the runners-up spot, with Robert Payne, C Company 58th Transportation Battalion Battalion 12-0 and B Company 5th Engineer heavily tasked with training new soldiers, into Maurice Vallair, Maj. Randall Zelenka, and knocked off their sister unit, A Company 58th Battalion ran past the Navy Detachment 24-2. Senior tournaments a cohesive competitive team. Capt Alan Ostermiller playing good golf for Transportation Battalion 30-0. Meanwhile, C In Conference B Libby NCOA/DSS Piney Valley GolfCourse is The sports branch congratulates all the the two day tournament. The 43rd AG Company 5th Engineer Battalion stopped the blasted the Air Force detachment 28-0. C sponsoring a Senior Challenge units that participated in the 1997 intramural Battalion golfers picked up all of the indi- Air Force 366th TRS Detachment 7 team 22-8 Company 5th Engineer Battalion pulled out a for persons 50 59, senior, and and Commanders Cup program. vidual awards with Goodman taking the low and A Company 577th Engineer Battalion 6-3 win over the "Mighty Ducks." In the last 60 and up, super senior, on the For the 1997 season, there was a grand net award with a score of 126, and Mills took received a forfeit win from Libby NCO game of the evening, A Company 554th following dates: total of 353 teams, playing 2,260 games with the low gross award with a score of 158. Academy/Drill Sergeant School. Engineer Battalion stopped A Company 58th Monday and Oct. 20, and 26,323 players. This is an increase of 32%, or After a couple of days off due to wet Transportation Battalion 40-0. fields, the teams were back in action Thurs- Nov.3. 114 more teams. There were 900 more games Games are Mondays to Thursdays on day night. In Conference A action the 169th Entry fee is $10 per person and 5,019 more participants than FY 96, We fields one and two located on Constitution Engineer Battalion crushed the 2nd Battalion and includes breakfast. will continue to strive for yet more excellence Ave. Action begins at 6 p.m. each night. Green and cart fees are not and your continued support of this program. included. Tournaments start at 9 a.n. -.i N - Ducks Monthly specials From page 3B Outdoor Recreation has Engineer Challenge the following October specials: But most of all, I hope some of you will century. So all the proceeds, of course, Camping special- includes an It was the last event of the year that offered Commander's Cup Points and the show up because you want to help Ducks goes to that end. 8X 10 tent, three sleeping bags competition was tough. In the 10K race, with Unlimited, one of the worlds foremost All of our committee members have dug and a camping pack(choice of down deep 34 participants, Michael Rose was the first conservation organizations. For more than to buy the first tickets. For $20 three: stove, lantern, heater, USMC takes IM victory runner to cross the finish line, with a time of half a century, since the dust bowl era when you get a D.U. membership and magazine backpack, water cooler or ice nationwide droughts subscription, a great meal and entertainment Congratulations to the U.S. Marine Corp 38:16.6. Command Sgt. Maj. David Delgado of devastated the wetlands chest) for just $55 for the week- of North America, and a chance to win prizes worth hundreds of for winning the 1997 Intramural Champion- the 169th Engineer Battalion finished a close Ducks Unlimited has worked to preserve marshes where dollars. And if you bring a lady friend end. ship. USMC blew away the competition and second with a time of 38:18.2, and Ron wild ducks or wife and geese and countless species along, a ticket for two is only $35. Overnight float trip special- accumulated a grand total of 539.6 points in Johnson crossed the finish line in third place of wildlife breed Because of that, we intend Slab Town to Breeden Springs, the seven event championship competing with a time of39:19.0. and live. to have a Even if you do not good number of door prizes and includes three-man dome tent, with 36 other units. Second place went to C In the women's division, Heidi Sayers, hunt, if you are auction and thrilled by the sight of migrating raffle tickets just for ladies. My two sleeping bags, Coleman Company, 58th Transportation Battalion with pushing a baby jogger, crossed the finish line waterfowl wife Gloria and wading birds, if will be there of course...the stove and lantern, 48-quart ice 420.6 points, third was 3rd Battalion, 10th in 48:14.4, to take the over-all first place. you are thankful for wild, seventh or eighth undeveloped places, best wife in the whole country. chest and transportation to and I fantr' Regiment with 407.8, and fourth place Teresa Melliot came in at 50:01.1 and Maureen you owe a great deal to Ducks Unlimited. If you'd like to join us, or get information from pick-up point (By reser- was Medical Department Activity with 397.8. Skoog finished in 50:45.2 to take the third The money raised from on where and when, call the headquarters of vation only, minimum of four Finishing first in bowling, soccer and place trophy. all Ducks Unlimited banquets goes the Slackwater Hunting and Fishing Society canoes.) softball, second in racquetball, third in In the 5K race, with a total of 144 runners, to saving and preserving at (417)777-5227. The dinner will be from 6-10 For information call Ou' basketball and flag football in their league John McKenzie, Libby NCO Academy/Drill marshes and wetlands. Even a little bit helps, arid our group decided p.m. in Bolivar, Mo., on Oct. 21. door Recreation atL596-4223, play, the Marines have landed, only this time Sergeant School took the overall champion- this was a good (Dablemont at the top of the intramural championship. ship with Colin Hilliman, Libby NCOA/DSS, way to celebrate what may be is an outdoor writer and photog- the largest fall flight of waterfowl this rapherfronm Bolivar, Mo.)

' } Athlete Of The Week Sellers-Sexton Colin Hilliman i. 0: Colin Hilliman was runner-up in the 5K Run held last Saturday at Fort Leonard Wood, finishing in a time of 16:59. His team, the Sels Satisfaction Libby NCO Academy, took first place in the run. Hilliman said his best time for a 5K is 16 minutes flat. The run was a tune-up for Hilliman, who will be running in the Army 10 miler at Wash- ington, D.C. on Oct. 12. This is the third year in-a-row that Colin has represented Fort Leonard Wood in D.C. Missouri Avenue., St. Robert, Missouri. 336-2000

+. i:' Section B Page 5 Thi ,rcrla "ntnh r 9 1997 EqcqAvlNR. "I t 11Us Trv" I I ILIItuctyI vVwuci C-, I J lI C:0OtA 1 VIVV, L-G + i i y Keep medicines in their original bottles with safety caps locked away and out of the reach of Alzheimer's symptoms children to prevent them from being poisoned. Leaving medicine in its original container assures that if a possible sign of glaucoma child or someone takes the medica- Does Alzheimer's Disease affect a person's eye- clumsiness or bumping into things. Doctors should also Make baby safetyl tion you can be sure of what was sight? More than you might think according to information be alerted when patients complain of visual confusion, ingested. These actions will help published in the current Journal of the American Optom- vague blurriness and difficulty interpreting pictures. protect your child from poisoning. etric Association. In fact, according to this report done by Dr. Rex Newcomb, of Marshfield, Mo., president of month successful Always check bath water several doctors, the disease's earliest symp- the Missouri Optometric Association, adds that worsen- wrist or pose a strangulation hazard, keep temperature with your toms sometimes involve vision,. ing hand writing can also be an early warning sign. "Some elbow before putting your baby in Army Community Hospital them out of baby's reach. More than four million Americans now have initial symptoms might involve difficulty with routine the tub to prevent burns. Generalwould likeLeonard to remind Wood you of Never leave your baby alone in Alzheimer's, and at least 7 percent of those over 65 show activities like dressing or driving an automobile," he said. Never leave your baby alone in some important safety hints for you a highchair, stroller, walker, infant some of the symptoms. The average patient lives 10 to 12 "These things are common problems with elderly persons a tub or near any water. This and your baby. seat or swing. Always use the years after initial diagnosis and eventually dies of condi- but they occur more often in the early stages of these products as includes water in toilets, five gallon Put your baby to sleep on his/ safety straps in tions which accompany the disease. Early detection and Alzheimer's." There are increasing buckets, and pools. her back or side in a crib with a flat, directed. referral to a specialist usually prolongs life and can make People in their 60s and beyond should have a - numbers of serious fall injuries firm mattress and no soft bedding the victim substantially more comfortable. ough eye examination each year. Glaucoma, cataracts and being reported of babies left Install smoke detectors on underneath. Follow this advice to Complaints often reported to the family optometrist age-related retinal problems frequently occur in that age of suffocation and unattended in walkers, strollers, every level of your home especially reduce the risk provide significant clues that the problem exists. Some group. The early detection of Alzheimer' s Disease is just Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. For shopping carts and highchairs. near sleeping areas. Remember to common visual symptoms of patients with Alzheimer's one more reason for having a regular check up according these same reasons never put In the kitchen, use the back change the batteries yearly to help include losing one's place while reaching, inability to keep to this new information. babies to sleep on adult beds. burners of your stove and turn the prevent injuries and death from fire. view or to locate it, misjudging distances, (From a Missouri Optometric Association news release.) Make sure your baby's crib is pot handles to the back of the Use safety gates near stair- an object in sturdy and has no loose or missing stove. Keep children away from ways and outlet covers for electrical hardware. Make sure the mattress tablecloths. These safety measures outlets to prevent injury from falls has no gaps between it and the will help to prevent burns and and electric shocks. Physical therapists answer questions sides, and that the bars of the crib injury. Keep all small objects, includ- are no more than 2-3/8 inches apart. ing tiny toys and balloons away hysical therapists will be its California chapter as part of treatment and prevention of back Always leave the side rails up Make sure that cleaning from small children to prevent on call to answer health National Physical Therapy Month. and neck pain, sports injuries, on the crib and playpen whein your products, knives, matches and choking and possible death. and fitness questions on a The theme of the hotline is tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syn- baby is in it. These safety 5vea ures plastic bags are locked or stored For additional information and "Healthy Living" hotline to be held "Physical Therapy for Healthy drome, osteoporosis, and fitness will help prevent your baby from away from children's reach. literature, contact the Health Oct 17-18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Living," to emphasize the impor- and exercise for children, pregnant suffocating, strangling, or become Remember, children are curious and Promotion Center, Pediatric and Pacific Time. The toll-free number is tance of fitness and good health for women and seniors. The hotline is trapped between crib parts. like to explore. You can purchase Family Practice Clinics. 1-800-955-7848. people of all ages. not recommended as a substitute Never place your baby's crib products that lock drawers, (Article provided by the General The hotline is a public service Callers may ask questions or for a visit to a physical therapist or near windows, to prevent falling. dishwashers, cabinets, toilet seats Leonard Wood Army Community sponsored by the American request brochures on general health other health care professional. Window blind and curtain cords and other household safety risks. Hospital Health Promotion Center.) Physical Therapy Association and and fitness topics including the (From an APTA news release.)

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Rotate/balance tires,check all fluids, lunch special available Monday from 11 Tickets on sale at Davidson for $5. For lights, exhaust system, safety equipment, a.m. to 1 p.m. for $4.25: information, call 596-4359. drive belts and brakes. Replacement parts Monday: Italian buffet not included. Offer good through Nov. 30. Oct. 13: German buffet ACS news The center is open Wednesdays and Oct. 20: Mexican buffet Army Family Team Building classes Fridays fronm 1 p.m Thursdays by What0s Oct. 27: Country buffet . Effectiveness workshop are level 1- Oct. 23-24 frorn 9 a.m. to appointmenrt only, and Saturdays and tt's The Behavioral Medicine Division 12:30 p.m. Level II- Oct. 20 22 from 9 Sundays from 9a.m. - 4 p.rn. For informa TGIF dinner specials at General Leonard Wood Army Com- a.m. 2:30 p.m. Level III- Nov. 17-19 tion call 596-0243. The Essayons Club is offering a sea- munity Hospital offers two workshops, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. All classes are food buffet dinner special served 5:30-9 six weeks each, on a rotating basis. held in the Specker Barracks (Chapel.Call p.m., Fridays during October for $9.95. Auto Craft Shop closed The stress management workshop 596-0212 to make reservations. Add an order of crablegs for an additional The Auto Craft Shop will be closed teaches individuals how to define stress Oct. 15 in observance of Columbus Day. $2. ACS program and augment their knowledge of how to increase their resistance to the effects Army Community Services is offer of stress. The next workshop begins Oct. ing a Women of the 90s workshop ENTERTAINMENT 22, meeting Wednesdays Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. and Wednesday from 1-2:30 p.m. from 8:45 a.m. to 2:30 p m. at the Dru UMR film festival The assertiveness workshop teaches Pippin Youth Center. Topics include New arrivals at GLWACH The following children were born Oct. 7- 7 p.m., "The English Pa- individuals to know the difference be- substance abuse and families, debt man- Fort Leonard Wood Army tient," Leach Theater, Castleman Hall. tween assertive, non-assertive and agement, healthy relationships. recently at General Leonard Wood Oct. 14- 7 p.m., "Secrets and Lies," aggressive behavior. Other topics home- based business seminar, women's (ommunily Hospital: include Leach Theater, Castleman Hall. how attitudes and health issues, parenting teens and tod- Aug.2 at a glance beliefs affect our com- Vincent Edgar, Oct. 21- 7 p.m., "Sherlock Jr." and munication style, methods for dealing dlers, and more. For information and "Man with a Camera," Leach Theater, call 596- 0212. Son to Staff Sgt. Bradley and Sue with anxiety, and ways to communicate advanced registration, Castleman Hall. Houstan, Sept. 4 The class is free. but students must pur- effectively when you or another is angry. Oct. 28-7 p.m., "Black Robe," Miles The next workshop begins Oct. 24 B.U.B.B.A. meetings Kaelyn Renee, Kayla Marie, chase materials and pay shop fees. and Daughter to Spc. Kevi.n Nash and Auditorium, Mechanical Engineering meets Fridays from 9-10:30 a.m. Army Community Service is host- Daughter to Sgt. Robert and Priscilla Other classes include: Sharon Peterson. Building. For information, call Barbara Welch ing the following workshops through their Prive.(Born in Colnumbia, Mo,) Today Children's ceramics for ages 8 and Emelyn Morgan, All shows are free. For information, or Tammy Hammock at 596-0522. Building Up Brains for Better Attitudes Sept. 9 up 6 8 p.m.i. D)aughter to Capt. Jeffrey and Jenni call Shelly Plank at (573)341-4185. program. Jonathan, Today Quilting class. Four sessions, 6- fer I latch Vet clinic news Oct. 15- 11:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Build Son to I st Lt. [Limuel and Leticia Aug.4 8 pm Comedy after dark All Fort Leonard irng470, Room 2212. Communicating with Ferguson. Wood pets must Deryka Dajone', Saturday- Quilting class. Four sessions, Fort Leonard Wood's Engineer Club have up to date vaccinations teens. Sept. 12 from either 1st Eris 2-4 p m presents "Comedy after dark," Friday at Oct. 17- 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Build- Daughter to Sgt. Class and Nicole Lynn, an on-post-or off-post veterinarian. The Darlene Johnson. The center is also now accepting 10 p.m. Advance tickets $10, at the door hours at the clinic ing 470, Room 1211. Handling marital Daughter to Sgt. Todd and Christy are 8 to 11 a.m., closed Aug.6 applications for the consignment area. $10 for members, $12 non-members. Call 11 a.m. to noon, open noon to 4 p.m. The conflict. Thompson. 329-2455 for information. Bridger Erich, Sept. 14 Items must be handcrafted. For informa- facility is open to active and retired mili- Son to Capt. Tracy and Thomas tion, call 596-0242. tary personnel. For information, call cor 1r Connor Ryan, Kansas City Symphony Atnman. Son to I st Lt James and lennifer 596-0094. UMR Performing Arts Series pre- Aug. 16 Perry. Christmas mart sents the Kansas City Symphony Oct. 24 Taylor Brianna, Christmas Mart, featuring home- Self care class Auto service specials at 8 p.m. in Leach Theatre, Castleman Dau~ghtor to Staff Set Samuel am made crafts Dec. 4 to Dec. 7. The cost to General Leonard Wood Army Com- The Auto Craft Shop is offering the Hall. Tickets are $20 available at the UMR Tina Moris. rent a table is $10 per day per person, or munity Hospital Health Promotion following specials with a free full service ticket office in University Center-West Aug. 20 $30 for four clays. Call 596-0242 for Center is offering atwo-hour weekly self car wash included: beginning Oct. 20. For information, lan Nicholas, Arts and Crafts Center information. call care class covering wellness, proper use Tire rotation and balance $24 (573)341-4219. Son to (Capt. Glenn and Cindi Pratt. closed of over-the-counter medications and how Oil change $10 Taylor Diane, to self-diagnose and treat minor illnesses. Service does mnotinclude Daunghter The Arts and Crafts Center will be oil or filter. to Spc. Jocelyn and Paul Observatory visitor night Attendees receives a free copy of the self closed Oct 15 in observance of Columbus Cooling system service $30 George. Visitors night Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. at the care manual "Take Care of Yourself," and Day. Drain, flush and refill with coolant, Aug. 21 Thursday night buffets UMR Observatory sponsored by the a pharmacy card to receive free over-the- UMR physics department. The event is check drive belts, hoses and all oiher Dominique Lashelle, The Essayons Club is offering the counter medications. To enroll call Craft classes free, and weather permitting, guests may fluids. Includes one gallon of coolant. Daughter to Staff Sgt. Oscar and following buffet specials, 5:30-9 p.m.: 329-8600. Senior Airman Twylavette Eaton. The hours at the Arts and Crafts view the , Jupiter and later in the Price good through Nov. 30. Today: Country buffet Sept. 3 Center are Thursdays: open 1-9 pm., evening, , through the observatory's Transmission service $30 Oct 9:Italian buffet Alcoholics Anonymous Bailey Ryan, Saturdays and Sundays: open 9 am - 5 16 inch telescope. Includes removal andreplacement of Oct 16:German buffet Alcoholics Anonymous Rule 62 Son to Pfc. Dennis and Heather p m The center will be closed Mondays, The observatory is located off High- transmission pan, filter and new fluid. Oct 23: International buffet Group meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Flathers. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. way 63 North, north of McNutt Hall Cost of filter is extra Fridays, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in Molly Kay, Framing, woodshop and ceramics Oct. 30: Mongolian BBQ and west of St. Patrick's Lane. For in- Brake service $140 Buffets are half price for children Building 315, Room 332. Daughter to Sgt. Franklin and Lori orientations will be held the third Thurs- formation, call Includes replacing front and rear John Schmidt at Wharton. under age 11.Call 329-6500 for more turning rotors/drums, packing dayofeach month from 1-2 p.m., and the (573)341-4369. brakes, information. Infant loss support group Sept. 4 first and third Saturdays of each month wheel bearings as needed and rotating and Peter Charles, The General Leonard Wood Army from 9 10 a m. Wrestle Slam '97 balancing tires. Parts not included. 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The group meets alternate Thurs at 563-5099. flag football team, contact Richard Bra- a.m., three-yearolds will meet Thursdays NNo dley, Youth Services sports director at at 11 a.m., and four- and five-year days, 7-8:30 p.m., in the Medical olds RECREATION 596-2611 or 596-0209 for more infor- will meet Fridays at 2 p.m. Department Activity classroom for eight Grief and widow support The Widowed Support Group is mation. Story times are free and open to the sessions. The dates for this session are for widowed people in the Fort Leonard public. For information, call 774-2965. today, Oct. 9 and 23, Nov. 6 and 20 and Davidson fitness Craft classes Wood area to gather and discuss grief Dru Pippin news Armed Services YMCA will hold Dec. 4 and 18. Each night focuses on a Membership renewals for issues, loneliness and coping with change. The youth center has the following Short term care craft classes Thursdays from 10-11 a.m. different aspect of grief. For more infor- Davidson Fitness Center are avail- The Grief Support Group is for youth activities scheduled: Short Term Alternative Child in Building 790 beginning Sept. 4. Adults mation, call Chap. Groseclose at able now. Yearly cost is $60 for singles, people in the Fort Leonard Wood area Tuesdays- Tap and ballet classes. Care is available. For information, and children are welcome. The class and 596 1678, or Kathi Derse at 774-3679. $90 for families. Members have gather to discuss grief issues, loneli- Wednesdays and Saturdays- Martial call 596-2556. all materials are free. choice of using racquetball, basket- ness and coping with change,. arts classes. Another child care option is Vol- Al-Anon For information about the wid- ball and volleyball courts, indoor Tuesdays to Fridays- Homework lab unteer Child Care in Unit Settings. This Smitty's receipts Al-Anon, a support group for fami- owed or grief support groups or running track, pool and more. open from 6-8:30 p.m. Also open Satur- program involves soldiers and family Help support free programs for chil- lies and friends of those with alcohol meetings, call Christine Brown at 596- days from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. members in one military organization to dren and adults in the Waynesville-St. addiction and abuse problems, meets Tues- 0131 ext. 6-7367. Monthly specials Tuesdays to Thursdays- Teen evenings provide on-site child care for family Robert-Fort Leonard Wood area. Save days, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 pm. in Building Outdoor Recreation has the follow- from 5:30 -8:30 p.m. Free admission, members of another unit in exchange for your Smitty's receipts for the Y. 315, Room 332. OCWC luncheon ing October specials: open game room, large screen , similar services at a future agreed upon Drop them off at the ASYMCA open snack bar and more. The Officers and Civilians Women's Camping special- includes an 8X 10 tent, time. For information about this child office in Building 470, or call 329-4513 to Thursdays and Fridays- Computer lab ACOA meeting Club luncheon is Oct. 16, 6:30 p.m. at the three sleeping bags and a camping care option, call 596-2556. arrange for the YMCA to pick them up open from 2:30-5 p.m. ACOA, a support group for adult Essayons Club Dinner buffet is $9.50. pack(choice of three: stove, lantern, heater, from you. Sundays- Family Day every Sunday children of alcoholics and or dysfunctional Speakers will be Sue and Bill Brockmeyer SAS programs backpack, water cooler or ice chest) for from 1:30 -5:30 p.m. families meets Mondays, 6-7 p.m. in Build- of Sue Ellen's Antiques. For reservations School Age Services is offering fall Story hour just $55 for the weekend. Friday- All night lock-in for ages 12-16 call Angela Schulz at 329-5281. care for children in kindergarten to age 12. The Armed Services YMCA and ing 315, Room 332, Overnight float trip special- Slab Town $5 per person. From 9 p.m. Oct. 3 to 6 Hours are 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. the Clarke community library will to Breeden Springs, includes three-man a.m. Oct. 4. OCWC news A computer lab, and homework offer a preschool story hour Wednes- Overeaters Anonymous dome tent, two sleeping bags, Coleman Oct. 17- trip to St. Louis basketball game. The Officers and Civilians lab is available. Also offered are de- days from 12:30-1:30 p.m. beginning Overeaters Anonymous meets Mon- stove and lantern, 48-quart ice chest and Oct. 24-26- Basketball camp with Women's Club is seeking area organiza- velopmental activities, nutritious Wednesday. The story hour will in- days, 7 p.m., at the Fort Wood Christian transportation to and from pick-up point. Valentino Willis. tions who may be in need of donations. meals, transportation to designated elude puppets, flannel board stories Church on Y Highway. Call 774-6184 or Oct. 25- Halloween bingo from 1-3 p.m. Organizations should have some im- (By reservation only, minimum of four schools on Fort Leonard Wood, mar- and simple crafts. All materials will 774 3092 for information, for ages 6-8. pact on bettering military family life. canoes.) For information call Outdoor tial arts classes, music lessons and be provided. Oct. 25- Family time for ages 6-8 from 6- Disbursements are made twice each year Recreation at 596-4223. 8 p.m. and are contingent on the financial sta- Oct. 30- Fall festival fun night from 6-8 tus of OCWC. p.m. for ages 1-5. Call 596-0197, Organizations interested in sub- RED CROSS Oct. 31- Family time for ages 6-12 from New grass planted mitting an application for consideration 7-10 p.m. Family housing occupants are re- should write to: OCWC, attn: Colleen Volunteer child care fund Forinformation on any activity listed quested to refrain from playing or riding Nelson, P.O. Box 238, Fort Leonard The American Red Cross provides above, call 596-0209. bicycles on the freshly seeded areas at the Wood, MO, 65473. Applications are reimbursement to their volunteers for child new playgrounds. Please use the side- due by Nov. 7. care expenses Call 329-3334. walks until the new grass is well The OCWC Winterland Craft Fes- Clarke library news established. Allowing the grass to become tival is scheduled for Nov. 22-23 at Health and safety courses The Bruce C rClarke Community Library is offering an "After-school study/ established will result in amore attractive Nutter Field House. Applications for Aquatics Training: Swimming lessons and safer play area. Your cooperation is vendors are still being accepted. To reading program"Tuesdays and Wednes- for all ages are held year-round at the appreciated. receive an application, call Melissa days beginning at 4 p.m. for children in Davidson Fitness Center. Courses are Steinig at 329-5561. grades one through four. offered for levels preschool through adult The OCWC Candlelight Tour of The library will conduct a story hour beginner by certified Red Cross swim Homes is Dec. 14. View beautifully for preschoolers Wednesdays at 12:30 instructors. For information on fees and decorated homes on post to get into the p.m. Participants will make crafts, flannel requirements, call 596-4359. Enlisted MilitaryWive's Club holiday spirit. Tickets are $5 and are board stories, puppets, music and see The Enlisted Military Wive's Club available by calling Melissa Steinig at special guests. 329-5561. is assembling a recipe book and is looking Smitty's receipts The library also features a special for recipes to be included. To share a The American Red Cross partici- program called Dial-a-Story. The round recipe, type or write it neatly and send it Thrift shop news pates in Smitty's hand in hand program to the clock "storyteller" is available to to EMWC, PO Box 437, FLW, MO, The Fort Leonard Wood Thrift Shop help with volunteer and childcare funds. Photo by Guadalupe Stratman anyone who dials 563-6111, and fea- 65473 is now accepting fall consignments, no Bring or mail your receipts to the station tures a different pre-recorded story Upcoming activities for the group short sleeves accepted. The shop will office at Building 430, Missouri Avenue. Pet of the week include: Saturday- Picnic at Boys and accept coats and sweaters. daily. The Fort Leonard Wood Veterinary Treatment Facility Girls Town of Missouri. The Fort Leonard Wood thrift shop For more information about any of currently has a number of terrific animals ready for immediate Oct 11- Shopping spree at Osage Beach is open Tuesday through Saturday from YOUTHi these programs, call 563-4113. adoption including this gray longhair cat. He is six months old outlet mall, leaving from Smitty's at noon- 9 a.m.-3 p.m. No consignments or office and very affectionate. To adopt him or inquire about other Oct. 16- Monthly meeting, 7p.m., Build- business on Saturday. Volunteers needed Kinderhook Library animals available, stop by Building 2399 or call 596-0094. ing 793. The thrift shop needs volunteers. The Dru Pippin Youth sports direc- The Kinderhook Library in

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:11 " R & S Floral, Your Te %rt lasses Artist, Kerry Vosler is now offering the following Artificial Flower and Craft Art classes for adults and school age children: Headquarters For SAVINGS! (Classes will be held in five-week blocks) Adult and High School age Shop us 1st, we have a large Class 1:10-12 a.m. Location: Rolling Heath Schoolhouse Beginning Mon. Oct. 6 Big Piney River, FLW selelction of Christmas trees Adul t and High School age and decorations for all holidays. Class 2: 7-9 p.m Location: Rolling Heath Schoolhouse Beginning Mon. Oct. 6 Right now, there are three more reasons to ride off on one of . Cost: $60 per student for five two-hour classes. Basic supplies included. the best ATVs on . For a limited time, buy a new FourTrax r -han®400, School age children (Cost: $60 per student for five classes. FourTrax 300 4x4 or FourTrax 300 and choose one of the fo ow ng special oilers: REMEMBER: We specialize Payable first class, supplies included) * Get no down payment and 7.9% APR financing for 24 n inths * Get no down payment and 9.9% APR financing for 36 mronttsl Middle School grades in weddings, with floral * Or ride off with a pair of 8x30 rubber-armored Steiner 1uoting Series Every Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. binoculars valued at $839;' while supplies last. arrangements and brass ,.. Location: Art Room, Wood Middle School Take advantage of this offer before it ends on October 31st. Grade School grades 3-5 rental service. . Every Tuesday from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Location: Art Room, Thayer Elementary School Home schooled children welcome to I g I 1I 1 Shop Us For That Kerry Vosler is a professional Portrait artist currently Residing at Fort Leonard Special Gift Item! Wood. The focus of her classes is learning to see and draw well, creativity, and HONTDA new color theory. Students will benefit from a variety of still life set up, Instructor BEST ON EARTH The FourTrax Foreman 400, 300 4x4 and 300 are recommended only for riders 16 years and older. ALWAYS WEAR A demonstrations and individual instruction each class. Students may work in any HELMET EYE PROTECTION, PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, AND PLEASE RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT Obey the law and read your owner's manual thoroughly Specifications and availability subject to change without notice 'No down payment and medium as instructor will work to further skills in your desired medium. 7 9% APR financing for 24 months or 9 9% APR financing for 36 months available on all new 1998 model year and prior F(ourTrax Foreman 400 300 4x4 and 300 models through American Honda Fnance Corporation upon approved cred between September 1 and October 31 1997 No down payment does not include tax license and other fees Other restriccons apply Dealers set For More Info and Sign Up Call Mrs. Vosler At: actual prices "Manufacturers suggested list price Check with your paricipating Honda Dealer for complete program detlals Tel. 329-2451 or The Arts & Craft Center 596-0242 FourTrax Forernr"and Best on Eart'h" are Honda trademarks (lt7 Amecanm !nr Motor Co nc (8/97)

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Richland/LFax: 573--336. CUs egional Classieds Richland/LaqueyArea Call: 44 7 573-765-3391 Fax: 57.3-765--3235or Ta alking Classifieds, HEARD 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK Toll Free Call: 1 -6s-7s CHECK YOUR AD Hearthe ClassifiedAd of your choice 1-8006658875 Classified advertisers should PAYMENT POLICY check their advertisements in 1. Call: 573-336-3669 Waynesville/St. Robert Campers & Trailers ..... 6610 V TRANSPORTATION Payment in advance for the first day they appear and 11 573-765-3184 Laquey RV Parts & Accessories 6620 573-736-2598 Crocker A ircraft ...... 680; many categories and out- report any errors at once LIME W anted ...... 6630 2. Enter the 4 digit index number for the Classified Category you want to hear Antiques/Classics ...... 6810 of-town ads. 'w r r V SERVICES Talking Classifieds 3. You may enter up to 10 index numbers per call ATVs...... 6820 Air Conditioning & Heating .6640 Automobiles ...... 6830 All ads appear in the Backhoe/Bulldozer ...... 6650 Mechanic/Tech ...... 6250 Mobile Home Lots...... 6500 Heavy Equipment ...... 6810 V AGRI-BUSINESS V EMPLOYMENT Appliances ...... 6380 Chat/Dirt/Gravel...... 6660 M edical ...... 6260 Motorcycles ...... 6850 Puaski County Equipment/Supply ...... 6010 Accounting ...... 6125 Computers/Accessories 6390 Office/Commercial ...... 6510 Child Care ...... 6670 Miscellaneous ...... 6270 Dem rat Hay/Feed/Seed...... 6020 Agriculture...... 6130 Furniture ...... 6400 W anted ...... 6520 Cleaning ...... 6680 Parts & Services ...... 6860 Opportunities ...... 6280 Livestock ...... 6030 Cashiers ...... 6140 Lawn/Garden ...... 6410 REAL ESTATE Trucks & 4x4's ...... 6870 Fort Leonard Wood Retail ...... 6290 Construction ...... 6690 Produce ...... 6040 Clerical ...... 6150 Miscellaneous ...... 6420 SALES Vans ...... 6880 Sales ...... 6300 Electrical/Plumbing ...... 6700 Essayons ANNOUNCEMENTS Musical Instruments ..... 6430 Business Property ...... 6530 Wanted ...... 6890 V Clerks...... 6160 Seasonal ...... 6310 Health & Beauty ...... 6710 & Acreage ...... 6540 AUCTION Richand Mirror Anniversary ...... 6050 Child/Elderly Care...... 6170 Situations Wanted ...... 6320 Pets/Supplies ...... 6440 Farms Home Services/Misc..... 6720 Bundle of Joy...... 6060 Construction ...... 6180 Transportation/Drivers.. 6330 W anted ...... 6450 Homes For Sale ...... 6550 Home Health Care ...... 6730 BLOCK Lebanon Card of Thanks ...... 6070 Education ...... 6190 Welders ...... 6340 Wood/Accessories ...... 6460 Lots ...... 6560 Instruction ...... 6740 6900 Daily Record Extra Happy Birthday ...... 6080 Food Services ...... 6200 V FINANCIAL V REAL ESTATE Mobile Home Sales ...... 6570 Lawn/Garden/Landscape.. 6750 SLEGALS Lost & Found...... 6090 RENTALS O ther ...... 6580 6760 Government ...... 6210 Business Opportunity ... 6350 Painting ...... 6990 Over 26,000 Personal ...... 6100 Industry ...... 6220 Loans/Investments...... 6360 Apartments/Duplexes ... 6470 W anted ...... 6590 Roofing ...... 6770 ' RECREATION Service ...... 6780 GARAGE SALES Homes Special Events ...... 6110 Janitor/Cleaning...... 6230 V MERCHANDISE Homes...... 6480 Tree Special Notices ...... 6120 Management ...... 6240 Antiques...... 6370 Mobile Homes ...... 6490 Boats & Motors ...... 6600 Typing/Bookkeeping .... 6790 6000

Area Prefixes Area Code 573 Produce 6040 Special Events 6110 Food Services 6200 Industry 6220 Industry 6220 Belle ...... 859 NOW OPEN Cooks Wanted Assembly positions in VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Blan d ...... 646 Lebanon area HELP someone 16 years or older learn to Neddy's Distinctive Oak Boss ...... 626 Immediate 1st & 2nd shift openings read and write. The Pulaski County hour. Literacy Program needs volunteers. Bourbon...... 732 Quality Oak Furniture $6.29-$6.59 per Also Clerical openings 8am-5pm M-F. Tutoring is done on an individual basis at C detng Southdale Center Bunl ...... a FARMERS' MARKET Excel & Micro Soft ord required. times convenient to the tutor and the ...... 736 1657 South Jefferson, Leba- Please apply in person at: student. All training is confidential and Cuba, Fanning...... 885 Lebanon, MO free. Individuals whio have previously Dixon,Hancock & Hayden...... 759 non been Laubaugh certified can start Every Saturday Morning immediately. The 12 hour Laubaugh Edgar Springs, Duke...... 435 May 10th - October 11th 417-533-5477 tutor certification training is available at Ft. Leonard Wood...... 329, 596 * 3 Door Video Library w/glass doors; Penmac no cost Ib eria...... 793 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. $74.95 Contact Stephanie Lewis or Apply in person 573-774-2534. Leasburg ...... 245 No Sales Before 7:00 a.m. * Baby Corner Curio Cabinet; Janis Adams at Licking...... 674 Located in the Twin Oaks Center $99.95 Personnel Services Quality Home -Grown on N. Hwy 5 Penmac M ontauk...... 548 22993 Professional Lane, Suite D Part time position Vegetables, Homemade Bindery room Newburg, Doolittle...... 762 Special Notices 6120 Servers-Want to make $6-$15 Lebanon, Mo 65536 O w ensville...... 437 Bread, Pies, Baked Goods, 417-588-8990 Fax 417-588-8946 Available immedia tel. per hour? Must be 21. Should be a mechanically icircied Richland,Hazelgreen...... 765& Crafts, Quilts More. we place people first Laquey & Apply in person at individual with a team work Come Shop With Us For Gun Show attitude. Must be available for both Rolla ...... 341,364,368 Stonegate Station shifts as needed. Safe...... 699 The October 4th & 5th Days or evening shifts available. Must be Please apply in person: 1475 S. Jefferson 16 or older. CallSwiss Inn Restaurant for St. Elizabeth...... 493 Kingdom Automuseum Freshest Produce In Town! Lebanon,MO an interview 417-532-7625. The Lebanon Daily Record St. James ...... 265 Where: Christian Life Business 54, North Fulton, MO 290 S.Madison, Lebanon St. Robert,Devils Elbow ...... 336 Admission $3.00 I I - NEWSM46 Salem ...... 729 Fellowship Academy Steelville...... 775 on EastHwy 32, Saturday 9 am-5 pm Viburnum ...... 244 V ichy...... 299 One mile from the Sunday 9 am-3 pm 24Ha Acs V ienna...... 422 junction stoplight. Waynesville,Buckhorn...... 774 New Vendors Welcome Smith Firearms 573-765-3874 573-875-6717 Buffalo, W indyville ...... 345 Conway,Morgan...... 589 417-532-4098 SATTENTION !!! & Phillipsburg E ld ridge ...... 426 Wanted DEER HUNTERS Elkland ...... 329,933 Wanted John Deere models 60, 70, 420, 430, Ozark Trailrides and Campgrounds Grovespring, Competition...... 462 520, 620, 630, 720, 730, Tractors. Please call 417-588-3391. will be allowing deer hunting for the Lebanon, Bennett Spring...... 532,588,533 1997 Gun Season on 1500 acres of pri- Oakland, Sleeper vate property on the Gasconade Riv- Marshfield,Northview...... 468,859 Announcements Nebo, Falcon & Lynchburg...... 453 er. Package includes hunting, lodging N iangua...... 473 and 3 meals a day. Roby, Plato...... 458 Card of Thanks 6070 For more information call toll free COPIES NOTARY Stoutland ...... 286 The Family of 1-888-474-0450 c Doris D. Bids Are Being Accepted Agri-Business Would like to express their October 1, 1997 thru October 8,1997 sincere for items in storage units being gratitude for all the prayers, released for sale due to non payment Equipment/Supply 6010 visits, cards, food, flowers, of storage fees. The seized property and memorials ETC, ETC, ETC. OFFICE SUPPLIES '95 Ford 1620 4x4 tractor. Hydrostat load- included furniture, piano, tools, er, summer top, soft cab for winter. 300 received during the illness motorcycle, bikes, and various hours, brand new. $13,500 Call 417-532- and passing o ftheir loved articles of personal property. Bids 3080 leave message. one. A special Thank You to will be accepted on each unit in Field roller 3'x10'x7/8". Heavy frame with her many neighbors, min- default: To see units and place bids jack. $1,400. Can deliver from Republic, isters, please call MO 417-732-7789. Curtis Wilson and Randy 588-3099, 588-2510 or 532-4927 Nutter & the Colonial New & Used Roping Saddles Bratcher's Insurance FAX OVERNIGHT Buy, Sell, Trade Funeral HFiome Staff. We will Licensed agent in Mo. writing Medicare Will clean & oil saddles. all miss her so much. Thank supplement and long term Nursing Tack Shack, You Care for Christian Fidelity Life Biggs Center, Marshfield. Junior Griffin, Raymond Insurance Company. Tuesday-Friday, 10-5 Griffin, Saturday, 10-4 Jim, Judy, Clint, For more information Call, 417-589-2770 & Mary Griffin. Clif Bratcher Brush hog, 6ft, 3 point, heavy duty Good (In Lebanon each Wed.) shape. $500. 417-833-6494. Lost & Found 6090 KEYS PACKAGING 1-800-880-5946 Lost German Shepherd puppy. Aprox. 3 Hay/Feed / Seed 6020 months old. Joel E. Barber area. Childs pet. 417-725-5542 or write P.O. Box 1316 Clark seed wheat. Combine run. $5.00 a If seen or found call 417-588-1050. Nixa, Mo. 65714 bushel. 73 bushel average in 1997. Call Bob McMillan at 589-6494. Personal 6100 For Sale: 5x5 round bales rass hay & COPE volunteers work with domestic vio- square bales of straw. Call 417-589-3121. lence victims in the shelter and on the hot now@ line. If this sounds rewarding contact 417- MAIL SERVICE PASSPORT PHOTOS 532-2885 or 533-5201. Hay for sale. Small square bales & large Employment round (net wrapped) bales. Several kinds. If you're a victim of Domestic Violence, Call COPE for assistance and shelter. 417- Will deliver. Massey Land Farms, Lebanon. 0 1994 Mail Boxes Etc, 417-532-6686. 532-2885, hotline open 24 hours. Agriculture 6130 Dairy Farmer needs milk hand. Good Livestock 6030 Special Events 6110 working conditions. Trailer house fur- nished. Call 417-668-5953. 4 year old Purebred Black Limousine Bull. Double Polled. $1,200. Call 417-532-6478 af- Relief milker needed. Evening work. Con- ter 5 or leave message. venient to Lebanon. Call 588-9226 and PACKING SUPPLIES SHIPPING FALCON FLOOR leave a message Registered Shetland ponies for sale. Call 417-532-4207, after 7:00 p.m. or weekends. COVERING Celebrating their 25th Clerical 6150 Blue papered Missouri Fox Trotting Palo- SECRETARY/CLERICAL mino gelding. 7 yr old, 15 hands, ridden Anniversary with the Immediate position available with fast by woman. 417-588-2679 paced company for an energetic biggest sale of the individual. Computer/typing or 10 key Hours Produce 6040 skills preferred but not necessary. year! STAMPS Okra, Butternut Squash, Potential for advancement. Excellent 'Stop in and check out benefit package including 401K plan. Mon. - Fri. 9am - 6pm 15 acres of Pump- the great savings! Join our Team at All Star Gas kins, Now through October 4th Aply at 1700 South Jefferson, mSat. 9am- 1 pm U-Pick, I-Pick, 1 or Truck Load, Falcon Floor Covering ontact Debbie Neugebauer Reasonably Priced 109 E. Commercial St. 417-588-3756 Lebanon. Downtown Lebanon Construction 6180 Th Needed an experienced carpenters and la- MAKING BUSINESS EASIER. MXORLDWIDE. Mums, Cornstalks, Pumpkins, borers. Call Sonnys Home Improvement at 573-765-3436. Straw, Decorative Gourds Spread some cheer this year with a clas- 320 Ichord Ave. Suite H. Townfield Plaza Waynesville, Mo & Other Fall Decor. sified want ad. It's an easy way to make Wall setters & flat workers. Work in Cam- One mile West Historic Rt. 66 some extra cash with the items you no denton area. IRA retirement plan available, longer need. P hone Lebanon Daily accident insurance. Wage based upon ex- 5 73-774-5538 * Fax: 774-5744 Charlie's Farms & Gardens Record, 417-532-9131. perience. 573-346-0444.

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HBO (3:45)Movie: Chimps: So Happily Ever Babar Movie:Top Gun(Drama) (1986) Tom Cruise, Kelly McGills.(InStereo) Lifestories: Movie:Fly Away Home(Drama) (1996) Jeff Daniels,Anna Paquin. (In Movie: That Located: 4 1/2 miles West of Cheap ff Positively True Like Us(R) After 'PG' Families Stereo)'PG' Thing You Do! Lebanon on Highway 64 Lots of free & 1/2 price items. MAX (4:00)Movie: Movie: Alfie(Comedy) (1966) Michael Caine, ShelleyWinters 'PG' Movie:Airplane! (Comedy)(1980) Robert Hays, Movie: DownPeriscope (Comedy) (1996)Kelsey Movie:That's Life! (Drama) (1986) , Loveseat, recliner, dinette set, E BarGirls (1994) JulieHagerty. 'PG KNIGHT AUCTION Grammer,Lauren Holly. (In Stereo)'PG-13' JulieAndrews 'PG 13' wood heater, lots of misc. SHOW Movie:The Spitfire Grill (Drama)(1996) Alison Elliott, Ellen Burstyn. Busy Worldof Heroes-Legend Shipto Shore My Lifeas a Movie: FamilyThing (Drama)(1996) , .Movie: SideOut (Drama) (1990) Sunday, October 5th, 1 pm. Fri. & Sat., 8- 5. 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Movie:The Vanishing (Suspense)(1993) Jeff M Carrie-AnneMoss (In Stereo)'R' Julie Strain'R' Bridges, 140 Keller Dr. Lots of everything. 1 1/2 miles past B&D on W to Eidson Kiefer Sutherand (InStereo) 'R' Anyone interested in Karaoke wanting to SHOW Movie:Rescuers: Stories of Courage- Two Women (Drama)(1997) Hunger(R) (In OuterLimits (in (:15)Poltergeist: TheLegacy A Movie:Class of 1999(Science Fiction) (1990) Movie:Wild Bill (Westem)(1995) Jet Bridges,Elien Rd., turn right, first house on right. ® ELzabethPerkins Sela Ward (InStereo) Stereo) Siereol ghost targetshospital patients (R BradleyGreogg Traci Lind (In Stereo)'R' Barkin.(In Stereo)'R' sing Sat. night or Sunday afternoon. Call Thursday-Saturday a.m. TMC (6:10)Movie: The Usual Movie: Fled (Adventure)(1996) Laurence Fishburne, Movie: Hugo Pool (Comedy- Drama) (1997) Alyssa Movie:Confessions of a Sorority Girl (I)rama) Movie:Gnaw: Food of the GodsII (ScienceFiction) 417-533-5016 or after 5 417-588-1126 a Suspects (1995)Stephen Baldwin Stephen Baldwin (In Stereo) 'R Milano PatrickDemse (InStereo) 'R' (1994Jamie Luner. Alyssa Milano (in Stereo) (1989) PaulCoufos Lisa Schraoe 'R' Thursday, October 2, 1997 Section C Page 4 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Homes 6480 Homes 6480 Wanted 6520 Pulaski County Pets/Supplies 6440 Apartments/Duplexes 6470 3 BD, 1 BA, C H/A, stove, refrigerator, W/ Extremely nice 3 Bdrm., in popular neigh- Seeking 3 BR. home in the country. Need pets. $425/month, $400/ reasonable access to Lebanon. Request long Fund Raiser Yard Sale Beat the heat. Kill fleas & ticks on dogs & D. Ref. req. No borhood. $600 per month. Town & Coun- damage deposit. 417-532-5166 days, or 417- term lease. Garage required, or good out- Fri. 10/3 & Sat. 10/4-7 am to 6 pm at cats with HAPPY JACK DD-3 FLEA/TICK Oakwood Apartments try Real Estate. 417-588-9777. 1 & 2 bedroom available for 588-1833 evenings. building. 417-588-8960. House of Prayer 702 Pine St, Richland, MIST. Trigger spray. Biodegradable. MFA 3 to 4 bedroom, 1 bath. Appliances fur- Public occupancy! next to Carl Janners Auto Sales. AGRI SERVICE. immediate Nice newly remodeled 3 BD, 2 BA, C A/ nished. $425.00 a mo. plus deposit. Water Real Estate Sales donation for Yard Saie welcomed. For Handicapped accessible apartments H, double car garage. No inside pets. 1 mile & trash paid. No pets. Call 532-5676. drop off information please call 765-5063 Want to buy Aluminum dog box. Call 417- available! on Ostrich Ln. $500/month, $500/ depos- or 765 3479. All proceeds of this sale will 532-7811. NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS it. 417-588-4177. of our church Mobile Homes 6490 Farms & Acreage 6540 he used for winterization For sa e 8 week old UKC Re . Rat Terrier Laundry Facilities Available & building. 14x60 mobile home, C/A, kitchen ap- 145 acres. Nice home. Barns. Fenced. Ponds puppies. 1 male & 1 female. $100 each. Call Vending Machines on site. 2 bedroom apartment. Quiet neighbor- hood. No pets. $275 plus $200 deposit. Call pliances, washer/dryer hook-up. $220. and creek. Call Millie Ruble at United Yard Sale 2 1/2 miles South on Hwy. 7, 417-532-9590 after 5. 573-765-3041. Richland. Dr. Myers residence. Fri, Oct 3 417-5324142 after 5 pm. Country VIP Realty, §Dorothy Hawks, Broker. 417-532-2031. from 8 am-5 pm. Wanted 6450 Seniors Welcome 3 bedroom in town w/covered porch & 14x70 3 bedroom. No pets. Deposit re- Based on Income * quired. Call 417-532-3365. 250 gallon or less propane tank. *Rent deck. Stove & refrigerator. Washer & dry- Beautiful creek bottom farm. 3 Bdrm. 5 family yard Sale 616 N. Acre Dr, Wanted Iarge Send information to Tank, PO box 757, Please Call er hook up. $400 month plus $250 deposit. One, two, three & four bedroom mobile house, hay barn & separate garage. 135 acr- Richland. Friday & Saturday Oct. 3 & 4. 7 Call 417-532-8070. es for $119,000. Town & Country Real Es- Richland MO. 65556. Stephanie Jackson homes for rent. Electric heated. Referenc- am-? 417- 588-3976. tate. 417-588-9777. Excellent Management Co. 145 acres. Nice home. Barns. Fenced. Ponds es required. Miscellaneous 6420 Wanted to buy. 417-533-7085 and creek. Call Millie Ruble at United 2bedroom mobile home. No pets. All elec- Classified ads never take a vacation. 922 New Buffalo Rd. Apt. A-1 Country VIP Realty, §Dorothy Hawks, tric. $300 +$200 deposit. Call 417-588-2478. They work all year long. Call to place Nortic Track Walkfit. Like new with own- Broker. 417-532-2031. er's manual. $550. Look great, feel great Used furniture and appliances. Lebanon, MO. 65536 your ad in the Daily Record, 417-532- with indoor exercise. 573-765-3391. TDD #1-800-555-1212 4 bdrm., 2 ba., 2 car garage. Chain link Mobile Home Lots 6500 9131. Gateway Home Furnishings Equal Housing Opportunity fenced back yard w/ above ground pool. and 50 LP Classic Rock Phonographs (Elvis, Land perfect for mobile homes. 10 acres for Gather up your unwanted treasures $700/mo + deposit & ref. 532-3280. turn them into $$$ by having a garage Beach Boys, Beatles & Wings) Collectors 573-336-5022. Efficiency apartment & rooms by week or $17,000. 5 acres $15,000. Town & Country No selection. $250 cash takes all. month. Utilities included. Call 417-588- 2 story house with basement on 5 acres. 10 Real Estate. 417-588-9777. sale. Daily Record Classifieds will bring quality. $600 the buyers to you! Call 417-533-5288. Ron Moore Logging Service, buyer of 2763 or 532-5291. east, in Lebanon school district. standing oak and walnut timber. Phone month $400 deposit. Call 816-431-2348. Veteran's flag display case. Made of oak Office/Commercial 6510 Roses are red, newsprint is black, when 7 3 . 417-533-5419. 4 room house outside city limits. Apply in New warehouse space with dock. Call 417- you advertise classifieds, you're on the $15. Call 573-765-55 furnish Gensler Logging. Buyer of standing oak Nice 1 Bdrm. $200 per month. Town & person at Palmer Impl. Co. Must 532-8112. right track! 417-532-9131. Singer 401 sewing machine w/cabinet-$50. and walnut timber. Phone 417-588-3802. Country Real Estate. 417-588-9777. references. No pets. Richland. 573-765-5573. 708 Sue, Wanted to buy used vacuums, Vacuum Nearly new townhouse. 1400 sq. ft. $500 Center, 223 W. Commercial, Lebanon, 417- Real Estate. carat bridal set. Marcq uis cut per month. Town & Country For sale 1/3 532-2724. 417-588-9777. w/wrap. $1300 value for only $500. Call 329-2279. COPE House Wish-List: Richland Housing Authority now accept- Need A Nice Car? *Alarm clocks ing applications for rental housing. Phone ~~..... m m m m mE For sale-14 Kt. gold bracelet with 18 3-4 pt. *Bedside lamps 573-765-3448. Richland Housing Author- cut diamonds-channel set. Call Vickie at *VCR ity provides Equal Housing Authority. mm a . eme mm surm amamr s em 573-765-3039. If no answer leave message. *Diapers & wipes table/chairs 1 Bedroom furnished apartment., $200 *Folding $150 deposit. Washer hook up. 562 Van bra from a 1991 Pontiac Transport-$25. *Laundry products month, Call 329-4953. *Towels/washcloths Locust Apt. B 417-532-3630. *Paper products 2 bedroom, central heat & air. W/D hook *Kitchen towels & dishcloths up. Stove & refrigerator furnished. $340 *FREE PALLETS* *Feminine products month plus deposit. Call 532-7782. Dependable Transportation at Affordable Terms nice 2 bedroom, all appliance. W/D Can be picked up at *Hygiene products Very hook up. Excellent location. $350 plus de- Credit * Credit * Slow Credit *Establish Good Credit With Your Job! The Lebanon Daily Record, *Makeup, dyes & perms posit. Call 417-532-9188. After 6 call 532- * Good 290 South Madison, Lebanon. *Hair dryers & curling irons 9249. 7 "° Monday - Friday Please contact 1993 T ,! A TYSTOM 1993 FORD RANGER SPLASH 417-532-2885 or 533-5201 E-Z Pawn has Deer Season is approaching. to make these donations. Remington's, inchester's, Ruger's, & H 5 Spd., PHARMACISTS Fully Loaded V-6, & R's. Southdale Center, Lebanon. Wood / Accessories 6460 Step Side Shredded Paper Wanted to buy seasoned firewood. Deliv- Dillon Food Stores has for sale. 50¢ for a 13 gallon ered to home South of Lebanon. Call 417- Pharmacist positions bag full. Call or stop by 588-4225, evenings. available in our Eldon, Info Line CHIMNEY CLEANING. Experienced, Columbia, and Jefferson professional. $40.00. For information or ap- 1993 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 1993 FORD TEMPO GL 218 West Commercial pointment call 417-588-4106. City, MO.locations. 588-7905 Excellent pay and com- A/C, Auto, .. A/C, . .. uordicTrack Leg Shaper. Bought in March, Real Estate Rentals pany paid benefits. .Auto, can't use do to medical reason. $325 OBO. Cassette Stereo Call 816-826-4481 Please call or send resune to: Bill Morris, Musical Instruments 6430 Apartments/Duplexes Console/Spinet piano for sale. Take on (417) 895-3000 Over 75 Cars in stock * 0 Down For Military E-1 and Up! small payments. See locatty 1-800-343- 6470 (6494. DILLON FOOD STORES MissouiAven e .'ertMO,"S ". - seeac Pets/Supplies 6440 Hw 54 2, & 3 BEDROOM UNITS 1, P.O. Box 2030 (Aros ro Le ac Oar OS y For sale Reg. Persian kittens. Two white, across from Walmart Springfield, MO. two black & one gray. $110. Call 417-588- at Woodlane Rentals. -"E336406 or leave message. 65801 3213 573-336-4321 or MMMMMENNOW For Sale: babyb irds, hand fed. Parakeets, Love Birds, Cockateils. Also, selling out 573-336-8363 eve- & equipment in- (CC) Closed Caption breeder Parakeets, cages nings. (S) Stereo 417-345-7665. cluded. Call WEEKDAYS (L) Live (R) Repeat TV Listings (T) Taped

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AUTOS FOR SALE-1982 Ford EXP-$250 OBO. PW, stereo cassette, PL, custom wheels, Call 573-765-3540. towing, Tonneau cover for bed, custom FOR SALE FOR SALE-1995 Geo Prism. Low side steps, bug shield, window shields, 1994 KIA SEPHRIA miles, PS/PB, auto, air, teal in color, sunscreen windows, super condition. great shape. Asking $10,500 OBO. 573- $18,000 OBO. After 7 pm 573-736- Auto, AM/FM stereo 774-6985. 5580. 64,455 miles FOR SALE-1987 Mercury Topaz, FOR SALE-1987 Ford Ranger long 125K miles. Runs but need minor re- bed. 2.9 V6, 5 speed, XLT. Blue book 1994 GEO METRO pairs. $800 OBO. Ask for Dave at 573- retail $3,350, take $2850 OBO. Call Auto, AM/FM stereo 774-5001. Phillip after 5 pm 573-435-6832. FOR SALE-1990 Ford Aerostar mini 76,263 miles FOR SALE-1995 Grand Am, 4 cyl., 4 door, AM/FM radio, tape deck, auto, van. New tires, runs excellent, rust on 1992 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 37,000 miles. Asking $10,000 or take the door. Asking well below book value- $2,500. If interested call after 5 pm Auto, AM/FM stereo cassette over payments. Call after 4 pm or leave message at 573-336-4162. 573-336-5539. 111,602 miles FOR SALE-1985 Dodge Ram van, ex- FOR SALE-1992 Eagle Talon. Auto, 1993 CHRYSLER LEBARON cellent shape, runs good-$2,000. 417- PS, PB, air, am/fm stereo cassette, CONVERTIBLE 458-4430. excellent condition-$6,695. Bobby 573- FOR SALE-1992 Ford Ranger XLT 596-0'96 or 417-532-7429. Auto, Cruise control, Power win- ext. cab. 2WD, 4 cyl., cruise, tilt, new FOR SALE- 1992 GMC Sonoma pickup 81,769 miles dows/locks, clutch, 62,000 miles-$6,000. 573-329- truck. 5 speed, air, cruise, tilt, am/fm 1991 BERETTA GTZ 5820. cassette. Asking $3,800 OBO. 573-759- FOR SALE-1985 Plymouth Horizon, 2647. Auto, Power windows/locks, AC, 2 door, auto, runs. $250 OBO. 573-765- FOR SALE-'65 Mustang, 3 speed, one Cruise control, AM/FM stereo cas- 3540. owner, 302 engine-$4,000. Serious in- sette, new tires, 126,109 miles FOR SALE-1993 Trans AM, red, fully quires only. 573-759-6192. 1990 BUICK REGAL loaded, leather interior, 350 automatic, FOR SALE-1986 Chevy 4x4 short bed Excellent car-$11,500. truck. Auto with o/d. Clean, $5,700 Auto, Power windows/locks, sunroof 52,000 miles, Call after 5 pm. 573-736-5666. OBO. 1947 Plymouth, suicide doors, to 78,115 miles FOR SALE-1994 Toyota Corolla DX, be restored-$800 OBO. Body parts for Bronco II, reasonably priced. 573-336- 1997 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE white, PW, PL, automatic, warranty transfer, 46,000 miles. Excellent con- 3171. 5 speed, AM/FM stereo, sunroof, dition-$8,900. Leave message at 573- FOR SALE-1985 Ford Tempo, auto- power windows/locks, 8,685 miles 265-5602. matic, good condition. $1,300 firm. Call FOR SALE-1994 Chevy 4x4 Ext. cab after 5 573-759-6955. For More Information Call The pickup. Approx. 62,000 miles. Light FOR SALE-1993 F150 short bed, red, Credit Union at autumn brown trimmed in dark au- 6 cyl., 5 speed, clean, 60,000 miles- 573-329-3151 tumn brown. PS, PB, tilt, AT, AC, PW, $12,950. Dixon 573-759-7708. FOR SALE-1982 Ford F-150, 4x4, new bedroom, 2 baths sunken living room. FOR SALE-Darkroom equipment- engine & trans. Tons of high perfor- Between Crocker and Waynesville. Has $600. Omega C760 condenser enlarger mance parts. Must see, one of a kind- big work shop. Asking $68,000.573- kit w/ 50 mm lens & filter system ea- $5,000. 573-329-5233. 736-5144. sels, timers, & more. Ask for Dave. FOR SALE-1994 Chevy truck, ext. FOR SALE-3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch 573-774-5001. cab, 4x4, Silverado, 350, loaded. Ex- style house on 1 plus acres. Excellent FOR SALE-Lincoln Firematic wood cellent condition, teal green metallic- location 10 minutes from front gate of furnace, Mark IV used in very good $17,800. 573-774-5381. post, Waynesville schools. Asking condition. $550. Call 573-774-3377. $76,300. 573-336-7193. FOR SALE-Comfortable couch-$30. FOR SALE-New home, lease option, Freezer(needs work)-$25, both for $40. 2184 sq. ft. 4 bedrooms, basement, fam- Home schooling books-$10. School FOR RENT-Home with option to buy. ily room, heat/air, garage, acre, extras, desk-$15. Graphic calculators-$25. 3 bedroom, 1 acre, newly remodeled. Waynesville. Price negotiable. 573-759- 573-774-6996. Ready end of Oct. 573-765-4706 or 6409. FOR SALE-Camper top 4'8"x7'8"-$100 573-774-6268. FOR SALE-40 acres, South gate area. OBO. 573-765-3540. FOR SALE-1984 14x70 mobile home One mile off Hwy. $26,000. 417-458- YARD SALE-Multi family, Fri.- at Pomme de Ter Lake close to 4430. Sat.(Oct 3 & 4) 8am-12:30 at Wheatland Park. Two big bedrooms, Buckhorn°Carpet, quilt scraps, quilt large open kitchen, living area, 1 1/2 tops, fabric, Halloween costumes, baby baths, nice lot, front deck, carport, slid- items, clothes, books, dishes, all kinds LOST-Dog missing since Sun. 9/07/97. ing glass doors, propane heat, central of toys, collectible toys & much more. air, set on cement foundation w/cinder He is a beige male SharPei mix about 8 FOR SALE-3 each, tires, Firestone, block under penning, nice yard. months old. Stands approx. knee level. Firehawk, ss. P275, 60R15-$8 each Approx. 1 mile from ramp, cathedral He sometimes walks with a limp due OBO. Motorcycle hwy. foot pegs-$6.25. ceiling living room & kitchen, garden to surgery on his left hip. He answers Harley strutts-$16.25. Motorcycle tub, nice neighborhood, super neigh- to the name Buster. If you have seen chain(1"x64")-$10. Chrome headlight bors. $25,000 neg. After 7 pm 573-736- him or have any other information, call cover(6")-$2.50. Harley air cleaner 5580. 573-329-3151 ext. 221 or 573-329- backing plate-$3.75. Motorcycle FOR SALE-Rent to own. Mobile 4258(hm.-leave message). chrome batter top cover-$2.50. Singer home, clean-$5,000.573-765-3280. FOUND-Tan lab/shepherd mix. Vicin- sewing machine-$67.50.573-336-7164. FOR SALE-4 bedroom, 2 bath house ity of J Hwy and 1-44. 573-762-3245. FOR SALE-lida 5 string Banjo, heavy in Richland, chainlink fence, attic fan, tone ring, hardshell case, early 1970- natural gas heat. Needs a little TLC. $600 OBO. Call after 5 pm 573-435- Asking $39,000. Call 573-765-4666. FOR SALE-IBM-Aptiva multimedia 6832. FOR RENT-Remodeled nice 2 bed- computer incl. monitor, speakers & jet FOR SALE-Flat top guitar, solid ce- room ap'artment. Convenient location, ink printer-$900. Call 573-336-8342. dar top, handmade hardshell case-$500 close to post-$325 per month Available FOR SALE-MacIntosh computer w/ OBO. Call after 5 pm 573-435-6832. 15 Oct. 1997. No pets. Call 573-774- printer & modem-$500. Hewlett- FOR SALE-810 Taylor flat top w/Fac- 6067. Packard deskJet 500 printer-$75. Call tory Taylor hardshell case-$1,500 FOR RENT-Large one room studio after 5:30 pm 573-774-2203. OBO.D-35 Martin guitar 1991. Like apartment. Close to post-$165 per FOR SALE-18 hp riding mower(motor new. Best offer over $1,200. After 5 pm month. No pets. Available 15 Oct. 1997. bad-good chassis), 2 mower decks, mow 573-435-6832. Call 573-774-6067. blade, wheel weights & chains all $200. FOR SALE-Electric 4 string Bass solid FOR RENT-Completely remodeled 417-458-4430. wood, hard case-$350 OBO. Jender studio apartment. Furnished w/all FOR SALE-Queen size waterbed w/ Bass amp-$250 OBO. Both for $500. utilities paid-$325 per month. Conve- drawers underneath & new liner-$275. After 5 pm 573-435-6832. nient location in St. Robert, close to Metal door w/frame-$25. Call after 5:30 FOR SALE-Farmall super A tractor. post, no pets. Call 573-774-6067. pm 573-774-2203. Runs, needs work comes with 7' sickle FOR RENT-2 bedroom mobile home. FOR SALE-King size mattress set w/ bar mower for $800 OBO 573-759- New carpet, water, sewer, trash pick frame-$150. Zenith 25" console tv-$125. 7594. up free. AC, 5 miles from post. 10 min- Sears Treadmill Lifestyler 2808-$150. FOR SALE-Fisher Price 3 in 1 pool utes from Main gate-$200 per month. Call after 5 pm. M-F 573-736-5183. table-$75. Call after 6 pm 573-336- Call for more information 573-336- FOR SALE-Wood-dry, approx. a cord- 8343. 4157 or 573-774-6220. $100. 1/2 or 3/4 ton truck bedliner-$75. FOR SALE-Ford tractor, diesel 2000 FOR RENT-Small 2 bedroom cottage Tool boxe$40. 417-458-4430. high loader, big ox blade, brush hog- in Crocker-$175. 573-336-5037 or FOR SALE-Weider 8 station weight $5,500. 573-765-3280. 573-774-3193. set, excellent cond Originally $300, sell FOR SALE-Atra game with 9 tapes- FOR SALE-9 yr old ranch home. 3 for $150. 573-329-4405. 98761}-000 $25. 573-336-3171. OFOSL-eaydoube bed,head- FOR SALE-Childs pony saddle-$50. born on July 15 th. Stripped but has board & frame-$75. Double stroller, Wooden high chair-$25. Kitchen table unusual coloring. Call 573-329-3577. good cond.-$40. Boys 16" bike-$20. w/4 chairs-$35. Alum. storm door, 29x71 FOR SALE-AKC German Shepherd Little Tykes playhouse-$50. 573-329- 1/2-$25. Steel door 35x83-$10. 2 toilets- puppies. Raised in our home with chil- 4274. $10 each.2 alum wheels-$10 each. 1 dren. Partially house trained. Shots, FOR SALE-Long wood w/gas, 6' chrome wheel-$10. Restaurant type wormed, ready to go. For more infor- length furnace. Heat 4,000 sq. ft. home Bunn coffee pot-$75. 573-336-3171. mation call 573-336-2445 or 573-774- last winter. Good cond. Gas blower has FOR SALE-Sears Trash Compactor in 3054. been used 1 winter, cost $300 new. good condition-$15. 573-736-5701.

Must sell, asking $500 for all OBO. FOR SALE-Universal 3 point towing S - - 417-286-3351. hitch rated to 5000 lb. capacity. Front - innagooot. FOR SALE-Stihl chain saw 14" bar, bumper to ball hitch setup. Asking $90. Clean, ready for the road. Rent to own, excellent cond., used 2 winters. Extra After 6 pm 573-336-3572. 310,000. Call 573-765-3280 chains-$150 firm. 417-286-3351. FOR SALE-Gas circulator, puts out FOR SALE-Truck cap 62 1/2"x 75 1/ great heat. Clean and in good condition- 2"-$50 OBO. Girls bike 20-22"-$10. $225 OBO. Please call and leave mes- WANTED-A boarder. I have a large 573-329-6258. sage if no answer, we will call back 573- home & need a person to rent a room FOR SALE-King size mattress/box 265-6720. or rooms. Must be responsible & pass springs-$200. Mink stole, needs new FOR SALE-Pack & Play crib-$30. Oak certain requirements. Will be available lining-$200. Hooked on Phonics-$75. crib/toddler bed with dresser -$200 November 573-765-4706 or 573-774- 573-765-4624. firm. Stroller-$15. All in excellent con- 6268. FOR SALE-Jennings bow-$75. High dition. 573-329-5446. WANTED-The General Leonard Wood country bow-$125. Log splitter-$100. FOR SALE-Home exercise gym(leg Army Community Hospital at Ft. After 5 573-759-6955. curl, stepper, chest and other exercises)- Leonard Wood is seeking qualified ap- FOR SALE-Radial arm saw on stand- $150, Sears router & table-$100. 573- plicants for an temporary Pharmacy $150, Super twin waterbed, complete 329-3133. Technician, GS-661-05. Copies of the setup, mirrored headboard-$125. 573- FOR SALE-5 piece Silver Lea service- Temporary Employment Opportunity 336-5125 evenings. $250. 2 sets Sterling Silver anidlestick Announcement are available at the Mis- FOR SALE-Roller blades size 4/5-$20. holders-$110 each set. 573-765-4624. souri Job Service located in Room Roller blades size 2-$15. Womans FOR SALE-GE electric range. #2203 in Dillard Hall, Building #470. Gortex high boots size 8 -$60 Eve- Coppertone, clock, self cleaning oven. Soldier Service Center, Fort Leonard nings 573-336-5125. Best offer. After 5 pm 573-435-6759. Wood, Missouri. All applications must FOR SALE-Rheem 30 gal. hot water FOR SALE-Dual steering stabilizer by be received on or before 2 October 1997 heater, propane fired, upright, 2 yrs. Skyjacker-$125. Cab mounts polyure- and should be mailed to the following old-$50. 573-774-5558. thane for full size Chevys-$75. 573-329- address: FOR SALE-Baldwin organ, double 6561. SC-CPOC keyboard, good cond., older model- FOR SALE-Receiving blankets, 12 for John J. Sparkman Complex $200 OBO. 573-774-5096. $18. Traveling playpen-$20. Trampoline ATTN:SFCP-SC-S-E, Room #4266 FOR SALE-Receiver hitch for Chevy with tent-$400. Baby clothes up to 18 Bldg. 5304 Astro van, class 3 w/extras, can in- months-$3.50 each. Walkers with lick- Redstone Arsenal, Al 35898-5222 stall-$150. 573-336-2122. ing wheels-$20 each. Infant carriers-$10 WANTED-Hot wheels track & acces- FOR SALE-2 bows, Bear recurve 45 each. Call between 9 am-9 pm, leave sories. Portable building in good cond, lb. draw & Ben Pearson long bow 35 message 573-329-3940. any size from 6'x8' to 8'x12'. Paddle Jon- lb. draw. $25 each OBO. 573-336- 16'to 20' good cond. 417-286-3351. 2122. WANTED-Daycare provider has full & FOR SALE-44 mag. Revolver, 6" bar- part time openings for any ages. Meals rel-$350 OBO. 573-336-2122. FOR SALE-1986 Suzuki Savage. Ex- provided. Reasonable rates, behind FOR SALE-King size German bed- tremely low mileage, great condition, Walmart. Call for info. 573-336-7077. room set complete, asking $350 OBO. with 2 helmets. Asking $1000 OBO. Call The account number 101565-009 Hardwood full size waterbed-$200, and leave message at 573-336-2292. e . published in the bulletin on Princess wicker chair-$30. Wire mesh Please no calls after 9 pm. September 18, 1997 was not patio set(ivory)-$70. Home decor. For recognized by the owner. more information call 573-336-7031o If you find youi Mid Missouri Credit Union account FOR SALE-KAC 744 Kenwood 4 ch, FOR SALE-Blue Heeler, male, 1 year number inthis Bulletin, come inand see us within five hi power amp-$200o KAC 745 Kenwood old. Smart and good natured-$25. Call days of publication and we will give you $20.00. Incase hi power amp-$225. Both are in box after 5 pm 573-336-2220. & have warranty books. 573-329- the account number isnot recognized, theprizewill be FREE-To good home, 1 male kitten 6561. increased $5 00each publication until the prize isclaimed.