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today's youth Volume 11 Number 2 Published in the interest of the personnel at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri Thursday, January 5, 1998 redevanht rose model § For this and related stories, Volume II1 Number 2 Published in the interest of the personnel at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri Thursday, January 15, 1998 See page 6A CTC change reflects growing importance of training 1 Upcoming school response. Closer to home, Fort Fluctuating over the years soldiers. ing the other way. This fall saw New taxi service Leonarrd Wood gains a new group since, the organization's size and Since that time, the group has new life being pumped into this Starting Jan.1,a newfive- moves add impetus comm anded by infantry Col. status are now on the rise. experienced many changes. Over longtime fixture at Fort Leonard year taxi license was issued to Homer Chandler. In 1966, a special training com- the years it shrank in size and Wood -- the Combat Training the Bell Cab Company. The for group's growth Th e Basic Combat Training pany added to the group began stature as it moved away from com- Committee became the Combat new "point-to-point" fare on GroupI(later known as the Combat training thousands of soldiers be- mittee training. As the number of Training Command The upcom- post is $1.60. When driving By Kim Brown Trainir ng Committee) came into before deploying them to the Vietnam soldiers decreased and the instal- ing move of the military police and point-to-point, the driver may ESSAYONS Staff ing the n to support the training of War. During this time, combat vet- lation got smaller, CTC went from chemical schools here from Fort stop to pick up and drop off new re cruits by providing range erans usually trained new recruits a field grade commander (major McClellan, Ala., is a factor in the additional passengers along The year is 1965. War is rag- trainin g, common task testing, to prepare them for war This sys- and above) to a company grade equation that allowed for the the way. ing in Vietnam and the United and op eration of the post's drill tem, called "committee training," commander (captain and below). The new "exclusive use," States is building up its forces in sergea nt school. had at least 300 veterans teaching Now the pendulum is swing- See GROWTH, page 7A or nonstop, fare on post is $4, plus $1.60 for each additional passenger. Fare to Lambert Interna- A season tional Airport in St. Louis is $125, plus $1.60 for each additional passenger. Local off-post fares set by for sharing the local municipality are not affected by the new license. SFort Wood groups show Installation tax center holiday spirit with gifts, seeks volunteers The Fort Leonard Wood donations to needy people tax center is looking for volunteers for the upcoming tax By Elaine Sampson season. Volunteers will get ESSAYONS Staff training on preparing tax returns and on the software used Signs of people in need are everywhere to file returns electronically. during the holiday season. Salvation Army The center will operate bell ringers are heard through out communi- from Jan. 26 to April 15, offer- ties, churches give food baskets to those in ing tax preparation for service need and ordinary people give of themselves. members, retirees and family To help people in need, numerous organi- members. To be a part of the zations on post took time to donate gifts, food center's operations, call Karen and money during the holidays and through- Parsons at 596-0186. out the year. Organizations like the Training and Doc- I PXholidayhours trine Command Systems Manager, the Army and Air Force Ex- Directorate of Combat Development and the change Service facilities will Directorate of Battle Lab decided to donate observe the following hours money collected during a joint office Christ- of operation Monday: mas party. Fund-raising activities at the party Main PX included a white elephant auction and a raffle. Building 490 ...... 10a.m.-7p.m. The money raised from the auction was do- Food court nated to the Army Emergency Relief Fund and Building 490 ...... 10a.m.-7p.m. the money from the raffle went to a local crisis Concessions center. Building 490 ...... 10a.m.-6p.m. The group had fun, laughed and "gave Concessions Building 492 ...... 10a.m.-4p.m. something back to the community," reports Shoppettes Jan Bass, administrative officer, TISM. Specker ...... 9a.m.-11 p.m. The basic training soldiers and cadre of E TSC photo Turner ...... 9a.m.-11 p.m. Company, 2nd Battalion, 10th Infantry Regi- Service station ... 24 hours ment decided to give in a different way. The Rolling robots ...... Class VI 10a.m.-8p.m. training soldiers collected money and pur- Burger King ...... 8 a.m.-8 p.m. The mine-proofing rollers of the remote-controlled Pan- Soldiers from the 5th Engineer Battalion recently finished chased toys for children at a local Head Start Phone center .....11 a.m.-9p.m. ther II will let engineers clear mines from a safe distance. testing the equipment. For the story and photos, see page 4A. Abrams Theater. Normal hours classroom. The day before the soldiers gradu- All other facilities will be ated, they had a party for the children. One of closed. the trainees dressed as Santa Claus, and the children got to sit on his lap. Some of the gifts included toy trucks and dolls. 'i t Fire damages home in "We had some outstanding government quarters trainees," said Incentives get participan 'Ftto Hm~n A child playing with a ciga- Capt. Victor Nakano, E Company commander. and a plaque for swimming 250 miles, Both the trainees and the cadre wanted to rette lighter started a fire that Q Self-paced program walking 1,500 miles, biking 15 000 participate in the event, he stated. caused about $543 in damages sets goals, offers prizes miles. running 10,000 miles, lifting -I a to a home in the Cedar Hills Soldiers of B Company, 35th Engineer 3,000 hours, or aerobic dancing for II housing area Saturday after- Battalion, decided to support the Salvation for fitness activities 3,000 hours The "weekend ai LORA" noon. No one was injured in Army's holiday food drive. The unit's family prize is a free three-bedroom deluxe support group collected money the blaze. from soldiers By Betty Thompson trailer rental, said Mitzi Waketield, According to officials, a in the company and used the money to buy ESSAYONS Staff assistant manager of LORA. The DFC :, . ,..-... canned goods for the drive...... 4-year-old was playing with is currently updating the awards, ac- ; c C "We felt it was a good cause and had done ... the lighter in a bedroom of the People exercise for a lot of rea- cording to Kristek. ;;n it in previous years," said Cheryl Kuhn, a ,.r, home at about 4:50 p.m. After sons - to lose weight, to look better, to "Fit to Win" started in 1984, re- family support group member and organizer of the child's mother tried un- maintain their current physical condi- placing the Army's "Run for Your the drive. The group had 100 percent partici- I 4N successfully to put out the fire, tion, to stay healthy or simply to feel Life" program. Nearly 300 people here .5fi(X'y pation in the event, she said. l she evacuated the building and good. Sometimes, incentives help are participating in this honor system i Two separate organizations on post de- fr called the fire department from boost a person's motivation and pro- program and the numbers continue to , ;: cided to help children in war-torn Bosnia. The a neighbor's home. vide an additional reason for working increase, according to Kristek. .. Widowed Support Program decided that in- b. Fort Leonard Wood out. Participants explain their interest stead of holding a $5 gift exchange at their firefighters extinguished the For participants in the "Fit to in the "Fit to Win" program, Christmas Party, guests could bring items to fire, which was confined to the Win" program, the number of hours "I just challenge myself. I enjoy give to the children in Bosnia. They collected bedroom. The quarters are siill spent or cumulative miles accom- working out," said Morgen Lierd, nurs- : 10 boxes of gifts to send, including shoes, livable and are occupied by plished in a particular activity could ing technician for the General Leonard coats, mittens, gloves, hats, pencils and pens the residents. mean winning a variety of prizes. Wood Army Community Hospital. "Everybody was for it," said Christine ;; , Officials said the resi- Fort Leonard Wood's Davidson Morgen has won T shirts, hats, free Brown, coordinator for the group. The organi- dents will be held liable for the Fitness Center sponsors a self-paced bowling games, dinner for two nine zation found out about the chance to donate damages. program that allows people to pick holes of golf. and other prizes for his from Chap. (Lt. Col.) Ted Nichols, Family Life their own events and record their own efforts. He is now pursuing goals in chaplain. Gate checks Friday progress, said Charles Kristek, DFC urunning, biking and swimming. The Office of Intelligence and Security net drugs, weapons coordinator for the "Fit to Win" pro- Morgan is just 60 miles away from also rallied to help the children of Bosnia. Fort Leonard Wood's Law gram. a free weekend at LORA in the swin- Soldiers and civilians working in OIS brought Enforcement Command con- People can choose to record their ming category. He expects to (omplet in items to send to the children. ducted vehicle inspections training in each of several activities the required distance in abot) )3 k "Everyone was pretty excited," said Capt. -aerobics, walking, running, biking, hours. Timothy Majors, special security officer at See BRIEFS, page 7A swimming or weight lifting. Exercising "It lets me keep track of miles in L , OIS. Some of the items donated include stuffed on Nautilus equipment, stationary bking and running plus shoototor animals, teddy bears, toy trucks and coloring bike, stairmaster or treadmill also count certain goals." said Staff Sgt. Rathe books. One woman brought in an entire box of , toward the six categories, according Thompson, writer and develope r for toys. a to Kristek. the Directorate of l rainir, e anl DeI Not all organizations wait for the holiday Chapel notes...... 2B After the completion of the re velopment. "For me it's not 1c:ei ing season to share their good fortune. The post quired hours or miles at each level, the prizes. It's seeing wha' accom Health news ...... 3B chaplain's office donates money to different DFC awards a different prize. The ini- plished at the end ot the year." charities throughout the year. They give be- tial prize is a certificate for swimming Walter Castle, 66, recently re Movies ...... 6B cause it is an extension of the ministry they do 10miles, walking 25 miles, biking 100 ceived a plaque and a weekend at here on post, said Chap. (Capt.) James Leston. miles, running 50 miles, lifting 25 hours, LORA for running 10,000 miles Pet of the week ... 7B The chaplain's office wants to be an agency or aerobic dancing for 25 hours Each Anyone interested in the "[Fito that helps, he said. level or phase of accomplishment earns Win" program must fill out an entry Sports ...... 4B The money donated during offerings taken ..w. a different prize. application. People 30 years or older on post is donated to charities on Fort Leonard The final prize is a weekend at might need a medical clearance to par- What's Up ...... 6B Wood, in the surrounding community and Lake of the Ozarks Recreation Area ticipate in the program. ierd around the world, explained Leston. Lie.d adds mileage on the stationary bike . ESSAYONS, "Let Us Thursday, January 15, 1998 Sr r n A Paw, Tr" ecton Hage2

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hy should Martin Luther King's birthday be a national holiday? Walking the walk By Elaine Jubar Cohen says U.S. troops hold freedom's beacon

By Linda Kozaryn "And when we're forward deployed, .. Sthink it should be a American Force Press Service what we're doing is shaping the environment national holiday because he in ways that are friendly to our country," he challenged the nation's oliticians may talk the talk when it said. It also sends a signal to potential adver- viewpoint and changed some comes to freedom, but it's American saries that there is someone with whom they opinions, which made it a troops who walk the walk, according should not contend, "and that is us." better nation for everyone. to William Cohen. U.S. forces around the world help main- During visits with U.S. military men and tain regional stability and promote prosperity, Sgt. Latisha Holme women in Italy, Macedonia and Bosnia in Cohen told about 250 U.S. troops supporting . C o fi,e -- late December, the defense secretary stressed the U.N. peacekeeping effort in Skopje, the global significance of their individual Macedonia. "That takes great sacrifice on your selflessness, sacrifice, commitment and pa- part," he said. "No matter where you are, you triotism. have always got to be at the ready and on People throughout the world look up to alert." the United States "because we stand for freedom, individual liberty, the right to worship This effort does not go unnoticed, nor whatever God we have and whatever cause," unappreciated back home, Cohen said. People of Cohen told troops in Bosnia. America stands across the country "are strongly supportive as a beacon of freedom, representing "the everything that you're doing. They recognize H is was not a black right to exercise our thoughts, our speech and the kind of service you are giving to your movement, but a human our religion freely" without government sup- country. Even though they can't always see movement. We came to- pression or outside oppression, he said. you, you are always in their hearts. They gether as a Christian family This stance is made possible, "not by understand also what you are doing for the in support of each other words from people like me who have served world." without respect to back- in politics," the former Maine senator said, Cohen told U.S. troops at all three stops ground, the tone of our skin "but by deeds by people like you You are the that they have the same mission as those sol- or personal beliefs, best that our country has to offer." diers, sailors, airmen and Marines who fought the horrors of World War II. Chap.(Capt.) Henry Young During remarks in Tuzla, Cohen noted Quoting from "Citizen Soldiers" by Steven 1st Battalion, 48th Infantry Regiment how the world has changed since the height Ambrose, a book about the men and women of the Cold War. He said he never expected to who made up the U.S. World War II military, see soldiers from the former Soviet Union provides for their security and their safety Cohen said: "At the core, the citizen soldier standing side by side with U.S. troops, keep- and their freedom." of the United States knew the difference being the peace in a country such as Forward deployment of U.S. troops is the tween right and wrong, and he was unwilling Bosnia-Herzegovina. backbone of America's national security to live in a world where wrong triumphed. So "It is a remarkable transformation that's policy, Cohen told about 1,200 sailors and he fought and won, and all of us in this day, docked in and those who are yet to be born, are eternally Because he not only taken place the world over," he said. "Every- Marines aboard the USS Guam Naples. grateful." spoke up for blacks, but for where ... they look to us as the country that all Americans. Staff Sgt. Elijah Peterson Working for peace ARCENT, Kuwait Clinton salutes U.S. forces in Bosnia By Linda Kozaryn troops stay in touch. "AT&T, work- Bosnians of all ethnic groups to Tuzla, "I think it is imperative that American Forces Press Service ing with the Department of Defense, work together to promote peace. we not stop until the peace here has has donated $1 million so that each "They made an agreement at a life of its own, until it can endure During a preholiday visit and every one of you stationed in Dayton that we are doing our dead without us. We have worked too to Bosnia Dec. 22 President Bosnia, Croatia and Hungary will level best to help them enforce," hard to let this go. Clinton told American have an hour's worth of free phone Clinton said. The United States is He related Dole's assessment troops thanks to their efforts, the time to share with your families," determined not only to do its part, of the situation, who said the mis- Balkan nation is no longer "the pow- she said. but also expects the Bosnians to sion in Bosnia is like being ahead in Because of the impact der keg at the heart of Europe." Secretary of State Madeleine theirs, he said. the fourth quarter of a football game. on civil rights. of his work "We gave you a mission and Albright, former Sen. Robert Dole, The president told American you delivered," Clinton told mem- 11 congressmen, Secretary of the troops at Eagle Base the young "Who wants to walk off the Carl-Martin Ruiz bers of the Army's 1st Armored Army Togo West and Chairman of Muslims, Serbs and Croats he met field and forfeit the game?" Clinton Equal Opportunity programs Division and 2nd Armored Cavalry the Joint Chiefs of Staff Army Gen. in Sarajevo all want peace. "It was asked. "We ought to stay here, fin- Regiment. "What you are doing for Hugh Shelton accompanied the like a chorus," Clinton said, "They ish the game and take home the win your country is a good and noble president. said, 'Stay just a little longer. We for the world and for freedom." thing," he said. "You are doing it don't understand why we're sup- Clinton closed his remarks well, and we are grateful." Clinton said the delegation posed to hate each other. We don't quoting a poem written by Spc. First lady Hillary Clinton and traveled to Bosnia first to thank the want that kind of future. Please Christina Campbell, a soldier sta- Clinton's daughter Chelsea accom- troops for their service and second stay.'" tioned at Eagle Base: panied the president to Bosnia to encourage Bosnian officials to Clinton's visit came four days "No, this is not our soil and it's Noting it's tough to be away from honor the peace accord. after he announced U S forces will not our own fight friends and family, especially dur- Before their stop at Eagle Base participate in a follow on peace- But if you've seen what I have, ing the holidays, Mrs. Clinton in Tuzla, the president stopped in keeping mission in Bosnia. "In spite then you know that it's right." announced a special gift to help Sarajevo. There, he called on of all you have done," he said in

He did a lot for this country. He sacrificed his life Holiday to make life better for others. He was not only a powerful political figure, but also a safety powerful religious figure. message Sgt. Timothy Lucas Our military person- Marine Corps Detachment nel, their families and civilian workers of this command will observe Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday Monday. This holiday period, Jan. 16-19, will present another hazardous period for our personnel, especially for those who will be traveling. Commanders and directors must ensure aggressive and positive for This commercial enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication actions are initiated to of the U.S. Army. Contents of the ESSAYONS are not necessarily members our official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department of impress upon all Defense, Department of the Army or the U.S. Army Engineer Center and Fort Helping hand personnel the importance Leonard Wood. 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Training on Cting ede

Soldiers learn knife and blade fighting skills

By Daniel Savolskis and grabs, long-range ightinrg, Army News Service mid-range fighting, close-range fighting, ground fighting, knife accounts of irst-hand techniques and long-blade, or survival situations fre- machete, techniques. quently reveal the value of During each step of the realistic training Soldiers rely on course. Domnangue stressed their skills to succeed during correct technlique, crises, requiring them to continu- "Paying attention to the ally train during times of peace. details during this initial stage Soldiers from Company C, means success and survival in a 2nd Battalion, 7th Special Forces real situation," he continued. Group (Airborne), received that "After all, surviving and continu- training during an advanced knife ing is the key to success and the mission. Norris Domangue, (left) teacher of the Hackman-Domangue Martial Arts Program, demonstrate a combat stance during a knife and blade and blade combat course, re- goal of any combat course last month. cently. The one-week course was Company C Comrnnmander, designed to increase survivability Maj. James Campbell, agreed that during knife and blade combat. It courses like this translate into was taught by Norris Domangue, force protection. Hackmnan-Domangue Martial Arts Program, and co-developed by "Special Forces soldiers Ray Parra, Academy of Martial require combative training based Arts Kali/ Salat and Jun Fan. on their missions, operational Domangue explained the areas and the current international complexities of knife and blade environment," he said. "Our combat. soldiers arc expected to possess a "The whole concept of knife high degree of mental toughness, combat is a real science," he said. self-confidence and esprit de "There are the angles, different corps This training provides techniques and combinations of soldiers with not only physical each to consider. It's an art form, but also, mental skills necessary not just slashing and jabbing to complete the mission. around with the weapon. It's "It's important that we important to overcome the fear of maintain our skills," Campbell the weapon and gain the confi- continued. "Force protection isa dence to adapt to the situation." very high priority in today's Army The course covered a broad and that's why we conducted this range of techniques, designed course. It's excellent training.' specifically for highly-trained (Spc.Savolskis iswith the soldiers like those in Special U.S. Army'Special Operations Forces. It was broken into eight Communand's public affairs of/ict areas: grips and draws, grappling at Fort Bragg, N.C.) Domangue demonstrates a neck hold. Student in protective suit gets a kick to the elbow while sparring with Domangue. Panel urges same-sex i c. .Gtl. c small basic training units By Jim Garamone people - recruits told us basic the dormitory level will continue MEET THE DOOR PRIZES American Forces Press Service training should be more challeng. at the dormitory level ing and demanding. ... We'll take But mos;t training occurs at PLAYERS he smallest units AUTOGRAPHS in re- them at their word, and we've the next higher level "Seventy Lance Painter cruit training will be recommended the services make percent of the training., even from Kent Mercker same-sex if DoD accepts training tougher, especially in the Day 1, is gender-integrated, FREE the recommendations of the end," Kassebaum Baker said. The preparing, we think, recruits for a Alan Benes RESERVED Federal Advisory Committee on report praised the Marines and the gender-integrated military Eli Marrero Gender-Integrated Training and Navy for their "Crucible" and experience," Patrick said. SEAT CARDINALS Related Issues. "Battle Stations" field exercises and Patrick said he believes the TICKETS The panel recommends more that culminate basic training. It whole aspect of same sex small "Fred Bird" resources and care go to selecting urges the Army and Air Force to units has been blown out of and training recruit trainers and to develop similar events. proportion. recruit more female trainers. The Leadership is at the crux of panel strongly supports a gender- The panel says advanced training, Kassebaum Baker said. sponsored by integrated military force, said military training should maintain The Marines have done well commrittee chair former Kansas high standards of discipline and making the job of drill instructor St. Louis Cardinals and Budweiser (Chas. E. Brown Bev. Co) Sen. Nancy Kassebaum Baker. military bearing through the prestigious and career enhancing, No Federal Endorsement of Sponsors Imrpled Scheduled players subject to change "We feel strongly in support training cycle. "We found according to the report. The other of gender-integrated training," services must do the same. Kassebaum Baker said. "We feel Defense Secretary "No one works harder than Tuesday, January 20th strongly that even more areas William Cohen said it is a drill sergeants, drill instructors, should be made open to women in recruit division commanders or 11:30am - 1:3 r the military and salute the "good report" and has military training instructors," said advances that have been made turned it over to the military retired Vice Adm. Richard C. over the past several years inthat services for their reviews Allen, another panel member. Engineers' Club regard as doors have been "Only the best will do for these opened." and responses. The ser- jobs If[the services] make the Defense Secretary William vices have 90 days to jobs attractive, if they make them Cohen said it is a "good report" respond to Cohen. career-enhancing, then [quality and has turned it over to the trainers] will come.' ufe uce o military services for their reviews Part of ensuring quality and responses. The services have discipline dropped in advanced recruits is quality recruiting, the 90 days to respond to Cohen. schools," said panel member report states. The panel recom- I eo aa trfinQer Committee recommendations retired Marine Maj. Gen. Donald mends linking recruiters' credit lub- touch on recruiting, training R. Gardner. "The services should with their recruits' successful cadre, basic training organization keep that continuum high." completion of basic training. Buffet Luncheon and requirements, and teaching The most contentious issue Further, members rec omimend the professional relationships. The was gender integration at the services decrease emphasis on F ried Chicken, Honcv Baked Ham, PastaSalad, members also address advanced lowest level training units. This is monetary incentives in advertis- schooling, values training and the platoon in the Army, recruit ing and appeal to more motiva- Alashed Potatoes, Gra v 7bThssed Salad, (Corn~ training resources. division in the Navy and flight in tional themes such as patriotism "We want the secretary [of the Air Force. The panel recom- and overcoming challenges. Sheet Cakes, Pudding, and Beverages defense] to look at this as a mends these be same-sex units. The panel wants improved Adults (12 & Up)- $7.50 complete package," Kassebaum Members believe this would have recruiter training so they are Baker said. "Training is a build- little impact on gender-integrated better informned., mnot up-to-date Children (4-11) - $3.75 ing-block process that starts with training. and consistent The members a quality recruit." "We are talking about recommnend nore emale recruit- 3 Under -- Free One aspect that will affect all housing teenagers in separate ers. service members is the panel's dormitories for the first six to 10 The panel also recommends recommendation that the services weeks of their military careers," better use of the delayed entry make basic training tougher. said Deval Patrick, a former U.S. program About /10 percent to 80 Call 329-2455 for more infortin: on "Wherever we went - and we assistant attorney general for civil interviewed more than a thousand rights "The training that runs at See PANEL, page 7A , A,E.. WER.E cr frO Directorate of C(ommunity and I amlndy Acti'ities Thursday, January 15, Section~5cin A Pageae 4 ESSAYONS,SAYN,"LtU Let Us Tryry hrsaJaurJ1,19 1998

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5th Engineer soldiers put Panther through remote-controlled paces

Story and photos by Betty Thompson ESSAYONS Staff

nowing how to play video games proved to be a useful skill to soldiers from the 5th Engineer Battalion who recently tested the Panther II for the Directorate of Combat Development's Robotics Technology Insertion Activity here. In fact, the more experience soldiers had on joystick-controlled video games, the less trouble The mine-proofing rollers usually attached to the Panther's arms were not used during the test. they encountered when operating the remote- controlled Panther II, according to Edward Price, test coordinator for RTIA. "We had a month of practice. Anybody who can drive a remote-controlled car can operate that," said Sgt. Shawn Baldwin. This mineproofing vehicle has an M1 Abrams tank chassis, clears an area the width of a tank and is equipped with a Standard Teleoperating System. The soldiers trained on the Panther II the month of October and tested the vehicle with its new teleoperating equipment from Nov. 3 through Dec. 19. Instead of manually operating the Panther II, the crews control the machine from another vehicle using a television screen and a joystick. It's a very good The Panther II is 150 designed to be remote Cy system - it keeps controlled by only one the soldiers out of person but required the field, puts three people for safety purposes during cables and testing. Two people '~ Kn-~ The second controller also has a shut-down button in case of mishap during the test. switches in danger sat in a stand off instead of a per- vehicle - one SOn. controlled the Panther II and the other sat Spc. James Payton ready to shut down 5th Engineer Battalion the Panther II in case of an emergency. The controller also had the option of pushing a "panic button." The third person sat in the Panther II itself, ready to take over inanual control in case something ma functioned. One soldier welcomes the changes to the Panther II. "It's a very good system - keeps the soldiers reiles out of the field, puts cables and switches in danger The controller on a television screen image to maneu- II around obstacles. instead of a person," said Spc. James Payton. ver the Panther Aside from being the testers of new equipment, these soldiers played an important role in the further development of the Panther II by providing feedback A joystick is used to control the direction of travel and a to the program manager prior to production, said 'panicbutton' located to the right shuts down the vehicle. David Knichel. Knichel works for the Directorate of Combat Development's RTIA.

In the future, more equipment outfitted with new technology is scheduled for testing here. Seabees from Fort Leonard Wood's Naval Detach- ment are scheduled to test the D7G bulldozer, used for clearing runways, in February. The M9ACE, used to clear beach obstacles, is also scheduled for testing by the Marine Corps Detachment here in the third quarter of fiscal year 1998. RTIA also has soldiers testing equipment at other installations. The insertion of technology into equipment is a collaborative effort among several organizations. Fort Leonard Wood's RTIA is responsible for providing the service, equipment fuel, support safety training, location and personnel for testing any equipment for the Department of Defense. Others involved with this effort include the Joint Program Office located in Huntsville, Ala., Test and Evaluation Coordination Offices located at various The mineproofing vehicle can be controlled from various remote vehicles. installations, Omnitech Robotics from Denver, Colo., Reliability, Availability and Maintainability Office The mi eproofing vehacde can be controlled from various remote vehicl . that works out of the Directorate of Combat Develop- ments, Gary Pryor, RAM engineer for Training and Doctrine Command, and TRADOC. A camera eliminates the need for human eyes.

By Dale Kuska Jenn and Vitale's approach for obtaining power Special to the American Forces Press Service is ground-breaking. "We've never seen anyone transfer power in this way before. In the past, people have used a micro- a large, flat panel sus- ANavydense bushes,SEAL creepsand approaches silently througha structure wave dish antennae with with American citizens held captive inside. M icro-mach ines pended over it to gather energy. With a micro-UAV He needs to see inside the building to find how flying, this panel wouldn't work, because once the many hostages there are and exactly where they're Tiny unmanned aerial vehicles offer safe, long-distance surveillance UAV flew off to the side, it wouldn't be able to located, but he cannot simply walk up to the build- receive energy and therefore would fall to the ing. computer engincering Professor David Jenn, who's The primary focus of Jenn's research is to find ground. The antennae we're working on is multi- He reaches into his belt and opens a small been working on the project with doctorate student an innovative power source for such a small aircraft. directional, so it can continue to send energy no canister to release a micro-unmanned aerial vehicle Bob Vitale. "If you use a battery, it's too heavy," he said. matter where the micro-UAV is," said Vitale. -- a two-inch rotary aircraft that can fly quickly into Surveillance durii g hostage situations is just "Besides, batteries will not provide a lot of power "We've also been able to use the body of the aircraft the building to collect data and assess the situation. one use for ' i icro-unmanned aerial vehicle. It for a long duration of time. (In our research) we're as an antennae." Sounds futuristic, but vehicles like this are could also inspect hazardous areas, such as an area using an off board source of energy. An antennae Jenn and Vitale's goal is to fit required sensors approaching reality, and at the Naval Postgraduate contaminated by a chemical attack, or other in- would track the vehicle and provide a microwave into a small, graphite canister weighing no more School, here, a two-man team is working to bring stances when sending humans would be too risky. beam to provide energy to the vehicle. The vehicle than a piece of paper, so these micro-unmanned such vehicles to life. Plus, its small size gives other advantages receives it, rectifies it, then uses that energy to aerial vehicles must do more than maximize use of "Our p:xrticular vehicle is remotely-piloted, ''I woVuld be portable, so it can be carried on a power the motor. space. meaning there will be someone on the ground SE. belt, for example, anrid, when he needs it, he "The types of sensors DoD would like to see in providing the control, like a remote-controlled car. c'an si-ply open the canister and flies it off," Jenn "One of the biggest advantages of using here are a video camera, radiation sensors, chemical There would be a camera inside to provide real-time sai '. "T'lhese things are very small, they're covert, microwave powercis that you can make these UAVs sensors, and maybe even [Global Positioning video information, which gives the operator the thexy <,, very difficult to soe. and even if you do see smaller and smaller With a battery, if you continue a li ty t see where he's flying." said electrical and do Oftfiub tO ,hoot down making it small'r y lo pownu l'enn explaitied. See MACHINES, page 7A Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try Section A Page 5 Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Section A Page 5 - i Awry NEW T 1.L,

Fort Hood soldier defeats 11 opponents won, by a single movement of his hand and one word ing flight from Fort Hood Nov. 8, flying a round-trip www.odcsper.army.mil (after entering this site, select to win All Army chess tournament derived from the Arabic "Shahmat" (The king is dead) mission to Alexandria, La. "Information Index" then "Human Resources" then By Diana Ramos-Shaw CHECKMATE! (Green is with the III Corps and Fort Hood public "Command Climate Survey".) Army News Service (Master Sgt. Rarnos-Shaw is a writer with the 1st affairs office.) Melton emphasized that neither the company com- Cavalry Division public affairs office.) mander nor the members of the unit need fear the Kings and knights are at the mercy of this Policy change requires new commanders survey. He said that 100 percent of the soldiers are to soldier. With one movement of his hand, he can Jet aircraft being added to Army's air fleet to do a command climate survey be surveyed, but it is anonymous and the surveys do determine the outcome of a silent war waged on a By Cecil Green By Connie Dickey not go anywhere once the commander retrieves the battlefield. Army News Service Army News Service data needed. That battlefield is the chessboard, and the soldier "We determined that at the company level you is Spc. Rudy Tia, Battery A, 3rd Battalion. 82nd Field The first of two jet planes was recently assigned to A recent policy change will soon require command- should have a mandatory instrument where the sol- Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division, at Fort Hood, Texas. the air fleet at Fort Hood, Texas, giving military travelers ers to do a command climate survey within 90 days of diers are surveyed on a periodic basis to see how we are Tia, the All Army Chessmaster, earned his title at a faster way to reach distant locations. assuming command. doing. We want the commander to take ownership of the All Army Chess Tournament which took place Nov. The plane is a twin-engine Cessna Citation Ultra, "It is all positive attributes, there is nothing nega- the survey," Melton said, explaining the intention is for 6-16 at Fort Belvoir, Va., where he beat out 11 of the designated as a UC-35A and capable of carrying seven tive about this survey. It is for all the right reasons. It the commander to introduce the survey to the unit, Army's best chess players. passengers at speeds of almost 500 mph. is not to identify poor commanders, it is not to identify explain it,administer it, score it and give feedback to the One of the Army's best chess players, Capt. David The jet is the seventh of its type to be purchased by poor units, it is a tool to make a unit better," said Brig. company. Hater, of the 13th Corps Support Command, played Tia the Army, with a total of 35 to be in place around the Gen. Clayton Melton, director of human resources within "We will give instructions on how to score the in Round 10 where they both agreed to a draw. Hater world in a few years to meet Army needs for a medium- the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel. survey," and the commander will use the survey results said that Tia had to win in Round 11 to take the tourna- range jet. He explained the policy has changed not for any to help identify areas to address. "The survey is to ment, and he did. This was Hater's sixth time in the All The new jets will supplement the current fleet of specific reason, but because of a combination of things, assist the commander in the execution of their respon- Army chess tournament. He was ranked one of the aging C-12 twin-engine turbo-prop aircraft that have such as, the Army's drawdown, the shift in mission, the sibilities, and the commander's responsibility is to highest chess players in this tournament, with the been the mainstay of the Army s passenger fleet, The change in operation tempo and the attempt to provide know their soldiers," Melton said. highest rating - 1,991 - just nine points off being C-12 aircraft have been in service about 25 years now, more predictability on what soldiers are doing in their "A good commander will use the required survey classified as expert in the United States Chess Federa- with about a half dozen currently based at Fort Hood's units. in combination with personal observations, sensing tion system. Robert Gray Army Airfield. "It is a very positive requirement because it is sessions, feedback from subordinate leaders, so they On Nov. 6, after winning seven games, with two The UC-35A has similar landing characteristics of another way we (Department of the Army) are recogniz- can get a handle of predictability of what's going on in draws and one loss, Tia played the final game of the a C-12, meaning that it can take off and land at most ing the fact there has to be an assessment at lower their unit." tournament. Tia said his mother taught him how to Army airfields, many of which are in remote areas not levels. Corporate America uses surveys all the time to The commander also must do the same survey play chess as a youngster growing up in the Philip- served directly by civilian airline services. However,. measure the workforce's attitude, to measure the work- again one year later. pines. He was competing and winning tournaments the C-12 only has a maximum speed of about 300 miles ing environment, so why shouldn't we use some of "They may not have the same people, but it is the at 10 years old. He said he really didn't start playing per hour, and has less range than the UC-35A. these things that have been proven to work?" same unit, and the commander will be able to see what seriously until seven years ago. With seven years The UC-35A can make a flight to Andrews Air Force Instructions will be sent out on how to administer areas are still positive, what areas are still negative, if of experience under his belt, Tia said he knew how to Base near Washington, D.C., in about two hours, and the survey and once the Army is sure leaders under- areas have changed, if there has been an improve-. analyze the board. can fly to the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, stand it, the requirement will be enacted, probably by ment," he said. Calmness coupled with alertness contributed to Calif., in about two-and-a-half hours. Spring 1998. However, the survey is available now and Melton said the survey was designed to be simple the winning move that ended the game. Tia said he While one of the UC-35Ajets is based at Fort Hood some units are already using it. on purpose. has played in many chess tournaments before, but now, it and the other members of the Army's jet fleet Melton said that although the survey and require- "It is not bureaucratic, it is not a headache" it is this was his first Army tournament. "I had my actually belong to the U.S. Army Reserve's 244th The- ment have been in the works for awhile, the incidents both manual and electronic and on the worldwide web. doubts," he said. "But when I looked up at the ater Aviation Brigade. The brigade operates the small that surfaced this past year involving Aberdeen Prov- "It is user friendly. We've sent this out to lots of scoreboard and saw I was in fourth place, I knew I had passenger-carrying planes out of eight regional loca- ing Ground probably gave it some momentum and said, soldiers and have had very positive feedback" on the a real chance." tions in the United States, taking military travelers on "we are looking at everything we can do so this does not survey. He said he entered the tournament after reading an official business throughout the country. happen again." Meltonsaid surveys are not kept once the data is advertisement in the Fort Hood Sentinel. Scheduling of passenger flights for the Army fleet He acknowledged too that the survey doesn't ad- recorded, and surveys are anonymous. "One of the reasons I entered the tournament was and similar planes in the other military services is coor- equately address a training environment where Initial "Hopefully the commanders will set the condi- so that I could play in the NATO chess championships dinated through the Joint Operational Support Airlift Entry Training is done. "We could probably do a better tions so the soldiers in the unit will respond honestly, in France," he said. Command at Scott Air Force Base, Ill. JOSAC basically job on focusing on those issues in a training environ- and the commander will take the results in a con- Most authorities agree that chess, often called "the receives requests for flights, determines the type of ment and we're working on that." structive way, identifying the positive things in the Royal game", originated in India, spread to Persia and aircraft that is needed, and assigns the specific aircraft The 24-question survey addresses an array of unit and working to sustain them while taking the Arabia and then was introduced into Western Europe to each approved mission. issues with simple questions addressing unit readi- negative aspects and improving on them. after the seventh century. A second UC-35A is scheduled to be assigned to ness, racial climate, sexual harassment and "For instance, maybe there is a unit with a low The game of chess is a lot like war. "The pieces have Fort Hood in 1998, further supplementing the fleet that predictability of what the soldiers are to do in the percentage of women soldiers and the commander to cooperate with each other the same as soldiers have serves military passengers in Texas and the south- unit. It also includes two commnent-type questions. finds out through the survey that the women in the to cooperate with each other to win a war. If your pieces central region of the country. Melton said the Chief of Staff, Gen. Dennis J. Reimer, unit do not feel like they are part of the team. The are not in harmony with each other, you lose the game. Military pilots flying the UC-35A are either full-time set the tone for the survey and even came up with commander can focus on actions to enhance their The goal of the game is to acquire as many of your Army Reserve or active duty personnel, assigned or some of the questions. sense of team membership. There may be all kinds opponent's pieces as possible and to capture his king," attached to elements of the 244th Theater Aviation Two questions from the survey ask, "Usually, how of things, say the quality of the barracks, things the Tia said. Brigade - including 2nd Platoon, Company C, 6th far in advance do you know the unit training schedule; commander can focus on and then a year later the So, as players try to capture kings by attempting Battalion, 52nd Aviation, at Fort Hood. Special training that is, where you will be and what you will be doing?" commander can go back to the unit members and long-range moves only to discover lines are blockaded, for the UC-35A involves two weeks of simulator training and "To what extent do the persons in your chain of say, 'A year ago your peers said this about the unit or as they try to walk a king forward of the Army to find and two weeks of training in the aircraft before a highly command treat you with respect?" 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IMore than 100 countries, 49 states and U.S. for all races, territories honor Martin Luther King Jr., said Steve Kline of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta. ethnic groups "Every major city in America has a street, build- By Rudi Williams ing, park, plaza, library, hospital, school and other American Force Press Service public facilities name in Dr. King's honor," Kline said. The Martin Luther King Jr. Center at Boston "The same is true in many foreign countries." University evolved from riots and distur- There's an 11-foot bronze statue of King near the bances following King's assassination on main entrance to City April 4, 1968, said Mable L. Millner, director of the Hall in San Bernardino, university's Multicultural Affairs Office. " Pro-demo- Calif., he noted. The university created the center in October cratic and free- A letter from 1968. "It has since broadened from being a specific King's widow, Coretta site for African-American students to [one] encom- dom movements Scott King, was read passing all of the university's more then 28,000 around the world, during the unveiling on undergraduate and graduate students," Millner said. including China, Nov. 8, 1981. She stated King earned a doctorate in divinity from Boston University in 1955. The university is also the draw from Martin in part: "More than ever, our society and particu- guardian of more than 83,000 pieces of King's Luther King Jr. larly our young people, papers - the largest collection of writings by the and Ghandi and need nonviolent role slain civil rights leader outside the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in they're achieving models. Your statue will undoubtedly serve as a Atlanta. "Dr. King donated his manuscripts, records and results." reminder of this respon- personal papers to the university in 1964, the year Steve Kline sibility." Martin Luther King Jr. Center Raleigh, N.C., he received the Nobel Peace Prize," Millner said. for Nonviolent Social Change boasts the Martin Luther "The collection is open and available to the public King Jr. Memorial for research and enlightenment." The center grew out of the turmoil of the late Gardens with a life-sized statue of the national civil 1960s. "Like many university campuses at the time, rights leader. The statue is encircled with a colorful variety of trees, shrubs and flowering plants. The King a lot of riots and other forms of aggression took Wall surrounds the statue and includes 2,500 bricks place on our campus," Millner said. "More than 200 the adminis- inscribed with the names of supporters. African-American students presented to make the At Atlanta's Morehouse College, a statue of King Israel plants 10,000-trees tration several demands and terms sits in front of the Martin Luther King Jr. International university more responsive to black needs." she Chapel. On the marble walls of the chapel foyer and on Initially, the university was slow to respond, noted. "So on April 25, 1968, the students seized the the base of the bronze statue are engraved quotations honor there until in Gailee in King's administration building and held officials from King's speeches that keep before students and "Their other observers the ideas and ideals of Dr. King. By Rudi Williarms their demands were met," Millner said. "From Morehouse College he launched his American Forces Press Service demands included recruiting more African-Ameri- can students, increasing financial assistance for humanitarian pilgrimage to create the beloved commu- students, increasing African- nity and for that purpose he moved out from the n the red earth on a hill in biblical Galilee African-American classroom and his pulpit to march his way into immor- overlooking sites where Jesus preached. thou- American faculty and staff. tality," is inscribed on the base of the statue. sands of 'rees loarish on once-barren land in a They also demanded the creation of a center to forest named in honor Martin Luther King Jr. support the African-American student community " King received a bachelor's degree in socio- Young trees planted there years ago have grown Millner said, the Martin logy from Morehouse in 1948 at the age of 19. fron saplings into a tall antidote to Israel's arid Consequently, Jr. Center was one of the first African- "Birds in Flight" is the title of a memorial to King land. Luther King American centers in the country established on a at Boston University where he received his doctorate of When the slain civil rights leader's son, Martin white university campus. divinity in 1955. The piece is composed of 50 birds in Luther King III,visited Israel in 1987, he planted a predominately goal was to provide a place on flight signifying peace throughout the nation. There is pine sapling honoring his father and said: "This tree "The center's could also a multicultural center for students of all races and symbolizes the continuity of my father's mission." campus where African-American students ethnic groups on the university's campus. Many trees were already growing when the the congregate, interact and support one another and In 1968, Sweden dedicated Martin La oer King Jr. Jewish National Fund's lForest of the Righteous through various social and cultural programs support services," Millner said. Plaza opposite the University of UJppsala, which dates Gentiles established the King forest inr1976 with the academic The center housed a 1,000-volume library and a back to the 1500s, said Ann-Marie Brisbois. an ceremonial planting of 39 trees symbolizing each information assistant at the Swedish Embassy in year of his life .'he forest is in Turan, near collection of African-American artifacts, including recorded albums, newspapers, tapes [and] research Washington. Nazareth, said Robert Francks of the Jewish Na- papers on the African-American experience, she "In April 1978, a monument was unveiled in the tional Fund said. plaza to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Martin "Righteous gentiles usually refers to non-Jews The King center evolved over time into offices Luther King Jr.'s death," said Brisbois. "The bronze who saved Jews from being killed in the Holocaust, for all student support services. "Throughout its sculpture, entitled Befrielsen, or 'L ieration' is the Francks said. "But in a broader definition, righteous history, the King center has sponsored cultural creation of Sweden's Olof Hellstrom. It portrays two gentiles are non-Jews who have shown solidarity programs inviting leaders in the African-American gigantic hands pulling apart two equally large prison with the State of Israel and supported the Jewish community, from politics, government, the arts and bars." people," he said. other fields to campus for open forums," Millner Kline said, "When Daddy King (the late Martin Members of the Congressional Black Caucus said. The university also sponsors an annual convo- Luther King Sr.) visited Hungary a few years ago, he and Jewish congressional members serve as the Martin Luther King hi plants a tree in the Martin cation in memory of King on the national holiday. was flabbergasted to find six churches named after his memorial forest's honorary sponsors. The National Luther King Jr. Memorial Forest on Sept. 10, The program includes speakers, gospel singing, and son. "There is also a big Martin Luther King Jr. town Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1987, during his religious pilgrimage and study readings and presentations of King's works by square in Russia. In Mexico City, there is a park, statue corporations and many other organizations and mission in Israel. students, faculty, administrators and invited guests and street bearing Dr. King's name. And theres a King individuals, black and white, raise money for trees,. from the Boston area. museum in New Delhi, India. Francks noted. leadership of the civil rights struggle is a chapter in He said many countries are creating postage Rev. Robert A. Pruitt, pastor of African Meth- American history from which all of us can draw stamps in honor of Dr. King- Liberia, Venezuela, odist Episcopal Metropolitan Church in Washington, inspiration and renewed strength. Dr. King made Republique du Congo, Ecuador, India, Chad, Paraguay, said during a ceremony at the forest, "Martin Luther contributions of enduring value to the life of our King movies scheduled Niger, Virgin Islands. Senegal, Yemen Arab Republic,. King Jr. was great for his love of mankind, whether nation." Dr. Martin Luther Samoa. The United States produced a Martin Luther Christian or Jewish. How fitting that he be remem- "Being an arid country, trees are very precious Three movies about King Jr. stamp in 1979. bered by planting trees here. He may be buried, but in Israel," Francks said. "Trees represent human King Jr. are scheduled to appear on Channel 59 King's speeches and sermons have been translated his leaves are still blooming here in these hills, holy beings. When there is a forest fire, it becomes Friday through Monday. The movies are: into every major language, Kline noted. to both peoples [Americans and Israelis." almost a personal loss to people in Israel. People 1. Martin Luther King (Commemorative "The King legacy is a growing phenomenon,' feel a very deep emotion." Collection) -- Friday 10 a.m.-noon, Saturday 1-3 Kline said. "People fighting for human rights sing 'We "The forest was donated primarily by Ameri- Hundreds of trees are added to the forest during p.m., Sunday 7-9 p.m. Monday 10 a.m.-noon; to Memphis) -- Friday Shall Overcome' all over the world - Poland, Hun- can Jews wishing to honor Dr. King," said L enore King's birth month each year. The Jewish National 2. King (Montgomery 10 a.m.- gary, the Philippines, China, the Palestinians. The Siegelman of the American Jewish Congress. "There Fund is responsible for planting and maintaining the 1-3 p.m., Saturday 7-9 p.m., Sunday solidarity movement in Poland studied the Selma to is great comrmitment among Jews to the human forests. Tree-planting is part of an ongoing effort by noon, Monday 1-3 p.m.; Montgomery film. Pro-democratic and flreedom rights principles Dr. King represented. the Jewish National Fund to fill once-barren hills of 3. Martin Luther King Jr. (Biography) -- 10 a.m.-noon, movements around the world, including China, draw "We honor him as a man of courage and vision, Israel with greenery. In the last 50 years, the fund Monday 7-9 p.m., Saturday 7-9 p.m. from Martin Luther King Jr. and Ghandi and they're a man of great dreams and great actions, a seeker of has planted more than 200 million trees in Israel, Sunday 1-3 p.m., Monday achieving results." nonviolence and peace," Siegelman said. "His Francks said. Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, Let Us Try" Section A Page 7

y L '4 -. -r. sexual harassment, Growth "bFor example, recruits had been briefed at several 'Green to Gold' program offers installations that looking at a female for more than three seconds constitutes sexual harassment," the report From page 1A states. Other trainers instituted a "no talk, no touch" policy. offers commissions to enlisted troops "Seems a bit ridiculous to have males and females growth, said Maj. Douglas Jett, commander of CTC. together in platoons and not let them talk," said Marilyn Every year hundred of enlisted "Commander's Hip Pocket Scholar- the University Admissions Office CTC expects to continue its current mission of V. Yarbrough, another panel member. "That's why we're soldiers exercise a "leap of faith" ship". and the Professor of Military Sci providing range support, hand grenade and first aid train- recommending doing away with the 'no talk, no touch' faith by turning in their chevrons to The initiative provides Army ence at the university's ROTC de. ing. However, many changes are on the horizon. Some of policies." Other recommendations from the panel are: pursue a long-term "golden" oppor- corps and division commanders partment. those changes are upgrading the commander's position to U Toughen physical fitness requirements and expand ttunity. with "dedicated" two-year scholar- Other eligibility requirements are lieutenant colonel, the creation of a medical evacuation instruction on nutrition and wellness. Risky proposition? Just ask the ships to offer to the great soldiers of spelled out in Army Regulation 635- platoon, possibly assuming responsibility for combattask U End the split option forreserve component soldiers. tmore than 340 active duty soldiers, their commands. The U.S. Army 200, Chapter 16-2 (Enlisted Ranks testing, and the creation of a fitness training unit. Under this option the Army allows reserve component who, in fiscal year 1997, strongly Cadet Command's Scholarship Di- Personnel Update), Army Regula- "The (commanding general) told us we will stand up soldiers to do basic training at one time (typically between believed they had the "right stuff' vision handles all administrative tion 154-1 (SROTCProgram: Orga- a (physical training unit). We will take soldiers that come semesters) and advanced training later. tto one day earn lieutenant's bars details and works with each recom-. nization, Administration, and Train through the 43rd and can't do the push-ups they must do Ui icrease support-group staffing and enhance avail- tthrough the ROTC's Green to Gold mended soldier. ing), and Cadet Command Pamphlet c the enter basic training. The physical training unit will be ability to recruits. Scholarship Program. Green to Gold's two-, three-, and 145-4 (Gold Standards-PMS Guide). a three-week train up for the soldiers. This well lessen the U End the recruiters assistant program. Each year, The U.S. Army ac- four-year scholarships, as well as the Finally, Army transition points mnust burden on the drill sergeants," said Jett SEliminate "stress cards" in the Navy. Stress cards ttively recruits thousands of highly two-year nonscholarship option al- not conditionally discharge soldiers The FTU will assess the fitness level of new recruits are listings of sailors' rightsthatrecruits can pull out if they Cqualified men and women to join the lows participants to major in all aca- before they meet all enrollmnenteligi- prior to basic training. For the weakest recruits, the FlU think recruit division commanders are being too tough on 1leadership ranks of the Total Army, demic disciplines, except for theol- bility requirements. will provide a three-week training plan designed build them. t.through its Reserve Officers' Train- ogy. Scholarship applications are Do you believe you have the them up and lessen the burden on drill sergeants. For U Enforce policies to eradicate disparaging refer- iing Corps Program. In addition to availableatinstallationArmyEduca- "right stuff' to become the future outs'anding soldiers that finish all training requirements ences to gender. Coffering scholarships to some of the tion Centers or at ROTC counterpart leadership of America's oldest mili- but who fail to meet the standards of the final fitness test, U Teach consistent rules on fraternization. Ccountry's "best and brightest" high battalions supporting each post. The tary profession? Then talk to your the FTU will allow an additional period of training. This U Enforce tough punishments for false accusations cschool graduates, Army ROTC of- ROTC counterpart battalion plays a Army career counselor, visit your gives soldiers an additional chance that could save the regarding sexual harassment and misconduct. ffers a way for enlisted soldiers to key role in assisting an applicant and installation education center or Army money, said Jett. 1iinally, the panel recommends improved values train- Cattend college and receive commis- determining one's eligibility. ROTC counterpart battalion, call the To support the new responsibilities, CTC will increase ing in ailinitial entry training programs. Members specifi- Ssions Application deadline for Army ROTC toll-freenumber 1-800- its personnel from the 104 now on staff to 129, Jett said. ca'ly cite the Marine Corps for its Core Values training Green to Gold offers qualified nonscholarshipenrollmentinROTC USA-ROTC, or log onto the ROTC "1 look forward to the end state of (theManeuver program and suggests the other services adopt it. Cenlisted soldiers with officer poten- is the first day of the fall semester, web site at http://www- ¢ Support Center). We are trying to focus on the effect the Ltial, two-, three-, or four-year ROTC Soldiers who are considering the tradoc.army.mil/rotc/index.html., additional two brigades will have on training. New ranges Cscholarships to attend college. Ben- nonscholarship option must have and get all the facts. are being built. The training on the ranges will be altered. Machines Cefits include money for college, the enough credits to enter college as Andremember:ArmyROTCisthe We are making sure that the upgrades are well planned so Cchance to earn a baccalaureate degree an academic junior. This must be "Smartest College Course You Can it does not disrupt the program of instruction of (one unit as well as commission as a second verified by letters 6facceptance from Take." one station training and basic training)," he said. From page 4A lieutenant, and increased leadership opportunities. And, soldiers entering Syste n]," Jenn said. "There's also talk of using these college to attend ROTC get to keep Panel as communication relays. All this equipment can be their Montgomery GI Bill or Army packaged together, but it's the weight that creates a College Fund benefits earned at time of selection. From page 3A problem ' (Kuska is a writer at the Naval Postgraduate Enlisted soldiers who qualify School) can voluntarily request discharge percentof all recruits spend at leasta month in the program. from active duty under Army Regu- During this time, recruits should receive instruction incore lation 635-200, Chapter 16-2. Sol- values, military subjects and physical training. diers will first contract into the Army The panel wants better checks on recruit trainers and ROTC program, then enroll in col- more trainers of both sexes. "In some cases, the staffing lege as a full time student. After ratio is one [instructor] to 200 recruits]," said Gardner. From page hA completing all academic require- "This is too high." The committee wants the Army, Navy ments, soldiers receive their com- and Air Force to increase the number of training cadre. iriday at all post gates. Military police seized eight fire- mission as a second lieutenant in The committee also wants better, more realistic train- arms, six knives and two bags of marijuana during the the U.S. Army. ing for recruit trainers. Army, Navy arnd Marine Corps iq pec ons In addition to pursuing their instructors need training in dca lg wit ca, life i, ~ m ent o:Iicials ask for cooperation during undergraduate degree, the Depart- lems they face in the field, said Alen. the inspections, which are part of the command's force ment of the Army has approved a The committee wants the services to clarify trainers' protection program. Refinements in procedures should three-year pilot program allowing If you're leaving the Army to go to may also qualify for scholarrahips set authority. "The goal of any action plan to curtail abuses reduce delays to no more than 10 minutes. soldiers to earn a graduate degree. college, there's ome course that can aside for people with previoui Army of power isnot to undermine the authority of the training The graduate degree program can- change your stripes. ROTC. experience. It's the one course that gives you the For more infornmation on how Army cadre to render it ineffective in implementing the training AEA meeting Jan. 27 not exceed two years. Soldiers can chance to use your previous Army ROTQGcatbeagoldenopportuity, con programs, but rather to ensure tight accountability, to The Maj. Gen. Leif Sverdrup Chapter of the Army apply during the normal Green to experience to become az officer E tact the EducatinCoCnter on posa' upon graduation from college. You or the ROTC recruiter below, deter against abuse, and to encourage reporting of abuses," Engineer Association will hold a general membership Gold scholarship window, Dec. I the committee says. Its report calls on the services to find meeting at 3:30)p.m. Jan. 27 at the Regimental Room of the through March 15, and must use the a balance between providing the iians for reporting Engineer Museum. two-year scholarship application. abuses and maintaining the instructors' authority. Guest speaker retired Maj. Gen. Louis Prentiss will In August, Maj. Gen. Stewart THE MARTET L E COURE The panel wants to improve discuss "This Quarter in Engineer History," and "The Wallace, commanding general of For more information, call instruction on how men and women should relate to each 169th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam.'' U.S. Army Cadet Command, added other. Panel members say recruit trainers oversimplified There will be refreshments and door prizes. another enhancement to the Green Maj. Satterlee or Maj. Carney at 596-0276 to Gold program with the

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Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Section B Page 1 International students gather to thank sponsor families L Host families DIring the reception, certificates of Cardinal caravan appreciation were given to sponsor ifamilies. The Cardinal Carasan is recognized at reception Thirty six families, who are first time host coining to the EneLineers' (Club family sponsors received a unit level Bly (Guadalupe Stratmuan l'uesdas fronm l1:30 a.in to certificate. Foumr families received a battal- :30p.m.Cardinal players ill ESSAYONS Staff ion level certificate for sponsoring five brigade be on han.d to answer ques merica is the land of liberty, students. Two families received a tions and s:ign autographs. which our forefitheirs fought to level certificate for sponsoring 10 students. There '.,il altso be a bul- make what it is today. T'he land is One family received a post level certificate fet style luncih wiih fried filled withli high snow-capped mountains,. for sponsoring 15 students. Finally, one received the first ever Certificate of chicken, honesey.azcda :,IIand fields of grain and wildlife, stretching from family all the extras (in l1ding bes- the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. Appreciation from the Security Assistance Field Training Activity Director from Fort eraces & dessertsl) or $7.50. Many people from different nations Monroe, Va. children 4-11 cat for $ 75. come to s isit this grand country every year. Maj. Geni. Robert Flowers, post com- and children 3 and under cat Some of those conie here for military mander, presented the SAFTA certificate to free. trainng. retired Sgt. 1st Class Jim and Elsie Badua of Tickets may' be ptuchlsed T'he International Student Detachment on Waynesville for hosting more than 20 Fort Leonard Wood trains an average of 100 at the door on a firstconie. International Military Students for the past Lunch students frotm 59 different couintries each first served basis. not 10 years. year. required to get autogrIapls and Jin originally The students are here to train as engi- Badua is fromn the talk to the player neers, in the engineerine basic or advanced Philippines. The main reason he sponsotrs Those purchasing lunch courses, advanced individual training or students is to keep them fronm feeling home willreceivealfree reserved scat \sarrant officer course. Most of the interna- sick and to show them arotund this country. ticket to a 19)08 Cardinal game. tional students attending instructlion here are He enjoys taking students fishing, shopping, in the United States for the first and only time. to Springfield and to the Lake of the Ozarks. Girl Scout cookies is a growing need for Host Family For this reason. it is important they There Area Girl Scouts will develop and experience a realistic and Sponsors. With the arrival of the Chemical schools. Fort once .againbe taking cookie accurate understanding of American values, and Military Police training orders fromi Sunday through coinmitments and liberties as they have Leonard Wood is expected to surpass 500 intermational students from more than 60 Submitted photo Feb. 1. Delivery date is sched- developed over the past 200 years, according The International Student Detachment here trains engineer students from around uled to begin March 1 to Richard Viren. international militarv student countries. the world. Part of their education while in the U.S. includes learning about This year there are eight officer for the International Student Detach- People or organizations interested American culture. Here the ISD tours a newspaper plant in Springfield Jan. 10. The varieties to choose from in- ment. visited a radio and a television station. cludinge long-time favorites To simplify this process. the ISD. part of in sponsoring an international student and group also Thin Nlints. Shortbread and the 55.4th Engineer Battalion. operates a Host sharing a fewv hours with them each month International Student Detach- and Mrs. Donnie Daugherty, Sgt. and Mrs. Lt. Col. Ted Thomas, connander of the Peanut Butter Patties. Also Family Sponsor Program. The program is a should call the ment at 596-0804. Jerry Doughty, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew 554th Engineer Battalion, presented a available are Peanut Butter hospitality program designed to provide the Awardees who received a unit level Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Fox, Mr. and ataiioaln certificate of appreciation to the Sandwich. Cantnel delites. Iced international student and their dependents an certificate of appreciation include: Maj. Nelda Mrs. En Huang, Maj. and Mrs. Jef Jerde, Lt. oailowirig: Sun l-iceCiioi. Mrt. and Mrs. C'rl Five opportunity to become acquainted with the Ginger Daisies. World Kirk, Jim Ray and Sgt. 1st Class Mildhted Riuiz. American family (civilian ormilitary). while Barnhill. Helen Clark, 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Miguel Col. and Mrs. Robert C. Faille. Mr. and Mrs. Cinnamons and Lemon Pastry Sgt. 1st Class and Mrs. Col. Thomas Luebker, commnander of the learninge about American life and culture. Cruz. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph DiVito, Capt. Waiter Mortimer, Cremes. Cost is 53 per box. Raul Obenea, Mr. and Mrs, Larry Peterson, 1st Engineer Brigade, presented a brigade Forty-five people or families from the Fort Abbe Drew, Sgt. Theresa Foster. Bonnie Rani Said, Yvonne Sauermilch, Mr. and Mrs. certificate of appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wood area sptonsoired lmore than 100 Hoepner. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Jackson. Mr. and ACOE breakfast Mrs. Tae Lt. Col. Alan Selie. Kathy Swantson, Kim Walloon, Su Igor Gil and Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Warrick. international students from 60 different Sut Kim. Harriet Matthews. The quarterl Army Com- Kim Young, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Slack, Staff Flowers presented a post certificate of nations in 1997. In appreciation to these Marie Mentor. Anne Revere. First Sgt. and mutnities of Excellence Sgt. and Mrs. William Wastefull Mr. and Mrs. appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfried Rust. families, the International Military Students Mrs. Dennis Roy, Mike Samaras. breakfast is Jan. 30. 7 a.m. at D. H. Fireman, and Staff Sgt and Mrs. Pipit (Portions of stor' )from 1a ISDiaforniation hosted a reception on Dec. 5. 1997 for Sgt. 1st Class and Mrs. Shawn Bowen, the Engineers Club. Tickets Raymond Crossly. Sgt. 1st Class Youngyeum. release.) sponsor families at the Engineer Club. Mr. and Mrs. are 55.50 forl full breaktast or s-I.50 for light\contincntal breakfast. lickets are available Iron Area host families needed for exchange students Liz Lueschen at the hospital. home meeting. Prospective host Belgium, China. Ghana and many former Soviet Union to the United founding in 1975. The organization Brenda Miller. Room 1202 Sol- SHomes needed families are able to review student other countries. P.I.E. has also been States. is designated by the United States dier Service Center. Don Slater for foreign students applications and select the perfect invited to participate in a special P.I.E. is a non-profit educa- Information Agency and is listed by at 3rd Brigade. Kay Payne at match. As there are no "typical" government funded program to tional organization that has the Council on Standards for Directorate of Resource Man- studying in U.S. host families. P.I.E. can fit a bring scholarship students from the sponsored more than 18,000 International Educational Travel, agement. Master Sgt. Mildred oreign high school student into just about any newly independent states of the students from 40 cotuntries since its certifying that the organization Ruiz at LaiEnforcementCom- students are scheduled to situation, whether it complies with the standards set mand. Mlanny Wildrick at 1st arrive soon for academic be a single parent. a forth in CSIET's standards pro- Brigade. or at the Engineers semester homnestavs,. and Pacific childless couple, a grams. Club until Jan. 23. After then. Intercultural Exchange. the retired couple or a Doty encourages families to purchase tickets at the Club. sponsoring organization. needs a large family. contact the program immediately, fewv more local host families. Families who which will allow the proper time College registration According to John Dotv PI .E. host for P.I.E. are also for the students and hosts to get Park College is now ac- executive director, the students are eligible to claima to know one another before they cepting registration for the all between the ages of 15 and 18 550.00 per month actually meet for the first time. Spring 1998 term at Truman years. speak English. have their charitable contribu- Area families interested in Education Center. until Mon- ow'n spending money,. Carry tion deduction on learning more about student . ° das when classes begin. For accident and health insurance. and their itemized tax , exchange or arranging for a _ returns for each 'P> __ __ information, call 329-2798. are anxious to share their cultural .'; . meeting with a community repre- experiences with their new month they host a sentative may call P.I.E., toll-free, All-night radio American families. P.I.E. currently sponsored student. at 1-800-631-1818 orviathe KUMR public radio in has programs to match alnmost For the upcoming internet at http://www.pieusa.org. Rolla began 24-hour broad- every family's needs, ranging in programsP.I.E. has The agency also has travel/study casting Jan. 5. The station length from a semester to a full students from Spain. program opportunities available broadcasts a diverse mix of academic year. where the students Germany. Poland, for American high school stu- music. ssithin-depth nes s. from attend local high schools. Russia. Finland. dents as well as possibilities for 5 a.m. to midnight. The new P.I.E. area representatives Argentina, Brazil, community volunteers to assist Colombia, Paraguay. and work with area host families, broadcast hours ,sill feature match students with host families Australia, New --- . students and schools. classical music and nesvs. by finding common interests and Zealand. Yugoslavia. (Fromn a P.I.E. news release.) KUMR broadcasts at 88.5 FM lifesty'les through an informal in- in Rolla and 96.3 FM in Leba- non. Preventive Medicine clinic relocates services to hospital Self care class and mentally fit for their job. They also Some of the area - The General Leonard Move will not monitor injuries that have occurred. Preventive Medicine Wood Army Communits Hos- affect services offered Community Health Nursing teaches moved into were re- pital Health Promotion Center served for mthe hospital'swt many classes, inspects the Child Develop- " "- eekly nov offers a two-hour By Guadalupe Stratman ment Center and Family Child Care homes wartime mission, but the self care class covering ESSAYONS Staff and run various disease surveillance tests. mission has chanced and wsellness. proper use of over- hen a small child falls and The Radiation Protective Office moni- the space was available. -- the-counter medications and scrapes his or her knee. a parent tors nuclear material used for diagnosis and said Barson. hos to self-diagnose and treat takes a few measures to insure the treatment at the hospital "With the move to minor illnesses. scrape doesn't become infected. Then the Recently. Preventive Medicine was use TRICARE, doctors Attendees receives a free wound heals quickly. relocated from Building 315 to the hospital,. are encouraged to do - - - cops of the self care manual Like a parent, the Prev'entive Medicine due to the Base Realignment and Closure more out-patient work. - - "Take Care of Yourself and a division at Fort Leonard Wood takes certain changes coming here. The building they were which leads to preventive - pharmacy card to receive free measures to present a minor injury from occupying. Building 31"2. is a barracks and is techniques and methods ov er-the-counter medications. becoming a more seri(ous injury in the work needed as more and more soldiers are in everyday practice, ' Toenroll call 329-- 600. place or at home here on post. assigned to Fort Leonard Wood with the said Barson. Presventive Medicine has five different Military Police and Chemical schools All but one of the -- _ Preretirement meeting offices, each of which provide valuable moving here from Alabama. sections of Preventive Preretirement briefines services to Fort Leonard Wood. ranging Medicine is now located here will no longer be held from working sith soldiers in a field The move started in early December, in the hospital. The only qutarterly. The schedule for environment to w5orking with Family said Col. John Barson, Deputy Director of office left at Building 312 1998 is Feb. 17. June 16 and Housing occupants. Health Services. My staff did a marvelous is the water lab. Accord- ing to Barson., the water Oct. 20. All briefines will be The Environmental Health office deals job with a minimal stop in work." he said. "We were up and running within moments. lab needs some special held in Lincoln Hall Audito- w ith entomology. eniironmental hazards and We alwvays have to keep running." hook-ups to meet Missoiuri standards. The protective office is located in the basement, rium from 8-11:30a.m. Soldiers food service sanitation. Normally Preventive Medicine is final move should take place in March. and Environmental Health and IIndustrial considering early retirement Industrial Hygiene deals with preventing hazards or accidents in the work place and at separate from the hospital, because it's main The Community Health Nursing,. Hygiene are located on the fifth floor of the should attend the February and workin g to make lhome. mission takes place outside the hospital, said Occupational Health and the Health hospital, all available meeting. For information, call place does on Barson. "We don't do direct patient care, so it Promotion Center and Clinic are located on home at Fort Leonard Wood a safer Donna Richmond at 596-0947. Occupational Health surveys workers and ensures a person is phy sically, wasn't essential for us to he in a hospital." the first flioor of the hospital. The Radiation to live, work and play. "Let Us Try" Thursday, January 15, 1998 .Section...... _B Paqe.. J 2 ESSAYONS,

FORT LEONARD WOOD FROM THE CHAPLAIN WORSHIP SCHEDULE celebrated Chanukkah, the Festival Catholic Other Worship of Lights. Older expressions of the MASS: Apostolic Pentecostal Bible Study The coming light northern hemisphere celebrated Saturday 1900 Wednesday - Specker Barracks Chapel the victory of life over death in the 1630 Grant Hall Auditorium Church of Christ By Phillip Denig ing. The daylight too seemed to be Sunday 0800 Sunday - Bldg. 732, 1-48 Bn Classroom Specialto ESSAYONS going away. As darkness increased decoration of the evergreen tree. 0745 Soldier Memorial Chapel Gospel so did my sadness. I felt as if the Expressions of ending (Saturnalia, raise God! The year 1997 0930 Soldier Memorial Chapel 1100 Sunday - Lieber Heights Chapel darkness was overcoming the light. Dec. 17), and beginning again in is gone. It was a hectic year. 1130 Baker Theater Jewish I, with all Americans, gave thanks the ancient Roman cultures persist I arrived with the first heavy 1230 Spanish, Specker Barracks Chapel 1900 Friday - North Iowa Chapel for the harvest and marked the end today in the festival of Janus, (Dec. snow of the year. Shortly after my Monday - Friday Latter Day Saints (Mormon) of the growing season. Those who 31-Jan. 1). The tide of battle 11 35 Hospital Chapel 0830 Sunday - Bldg. 753 (lET Soldiers) arrival I left for temporary duty in attended churches which celebrate between light and dark turned. It RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Liturgical (Episcopal and Lutheran) Florida. Returning to Fort Wood, I according to the liturgical calendar seems light will be victorious. found a home, unpacked and Bible Study 0845 Sunday - South Iowa Chapel focused on the issue of the end In a few short weeks we will 0900 Sunday - North Iowa Chapel packed again. This time I went to Orthodox Christian time and the passing of another pass the mid-point of winter. A little Parish School of Religion the Chaplain Officer Advanced 0830 Sunday - Specker Barracks Chapel year in salvation history. more than a week later Catholics will (Sept - May) Course. While I was gone, people Seventh Day Adventist We celebrated the beginning of mark the beginning of Lent. The 1100-1200 Sunday - Bldg. 315 0900 Saturday, Pick up at NIC here prepared for Summer Surge '97. ancient German season of Fasching, Ladies Bible Study (Sept-May) the Christian new year on the First 1400 Saturday, Return to NIC My mother arrived in July. or Winter Karnival, formerly 0900 Thursday - Bldg. 315 Sunday of Advent. Yet, I could "see Buddhist Services What a blessing she was! Her celebrated at the spring equinox, Ladies Guild (Sept--May) the light" only through hope filled 0800 Sunday, Services/Study Meetings - Bldg efforts allowed us to visit Spring- 0900 1st Monday - Bldg. 315 eyes. The days were still getting ends on Ash Wednesday. 590 in SMC Fellowship Hall, Across from field, Lake of the Ozarks, and a few shorter. I felt even worse as we Mardi Gras, too, marks the Soldier Memorial Chapel places around the area. Chap. Terry experienced that cold snap in mid- beginning of a period of fasting, Protestant Henderson arrived in August. Chap. lET Soldier Worship December and the first heavy snow reflection and reconciliation in Octavio Dilulio moved to another WORSHIP Sunday fall. (I can attribute some of my preparation for new life promised assignment on post. Chap. Hank Sunday 0730 Protestant Worship, N Iowa Chapel feelings to the pain of arthritis by the Passover, the Resurrection for 2-10 Bns. Young arrived. Chap. Rick Rogers 1100 Specker Barracks Chapel worsened by the humidity and cold.) of Jesus, and the rites of spring. 1100 Soldier Memorial Chapel 0830 Protestant Worship, N Iowa Chapel departed for Europe. Other Praise God and give thanks for for 1-10, and at C Iowa Chapel for I could only hope and trust the light RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: chaplains, cadre and trainees came 1-48 and warmth would return. the sun, the light, warmth and the Sunday School (Sept - May) and went, too. I was happy to see 0930 Protestant Worship, N Iowa Chapel A few days after the first day joy of the possibilities of new life in 0915 Sunday - Bldg. 315 for 3-10, and at C Iowa Chapel for our new arrivals, but saddened by of winter, I began to realize that the 1998. Protestant Women of the Chapel the departures. 2-47 days were longer. (Chap. (Capt.) Denig is the 3rd Bat- (PWOC) 0745 Catholic Mass, S Memorial for 1-10, 2-10.1 The multi-colored flowers and Christians celebrated the birth talion, 10th Infantry Regiment 0900 Tuesday - Bldg. 590 3-10 green leaves seemed to be depart- chaplain.) Protestant Bible Study - 1st Bde 1100 Catholic Mass, C Iowa Chapel for of Jesus, Light of the World. Jews 0830 Sunday - Abrams Theater 1--48, 2-47 - -, -- - - Liturgical Religious Education 0900 Catholic Mass, Baker for All 0800 Sunday - Bldg. 843 0830 Orthodox, Specker for All 0800 Church of Christ, 1-48 for All ANNOUNCEMENTS Other Religious Education 0845 Lutheran, S Iowa Chapel for All Kids for Christ (Sept - May) 0830 Latter Day Saints, 1-69 for All I i 1700 Firday - Bldg. 315, Rm 119 N Chaper for All 1900 Jewish, Iowa Premarriage classes Youth of the Chapel Wednesdays are Wonderful Youth of the Chapel 0900 Grant Hall Auditorium (43d AG) The Post Chaplain's office is Junior and senior high Protes- Enjoy a different craft class each 1900 Wednesday - Bldg. 590 1000 South Iowa Chapel (35th, 58th 169th) sponsoring the next quarterly PREP tant youth meet Wednesdays, 7-9 week. Classes are held every Wednes- one Numbers training for couples planning an up- p.m., Building 590. For information day while school is in session, from 9-11 Chapel Ph coming marriage as well as married or to volunteer call 596-0087. a.m. in Building 315, third floor. LDG. PHONE couples wanting to improve their com- Projects are decorative or seasonal, BI munication and conflict resolution Kids for Christ and easily completed in two sessions. Soldier Memorial Chapel 45(0 596-0087 skills. The classes begin Feb. 2 at 6:30 Kids for Christ Christian kids' Free child care is available with Lieber Heights Chapel 8370 596-1773 p.m. The class will meet for two hours club meets each Friday from 5-6 proper registration at the Child Devel- on six consecutive Monday nights. p.m. in Building 315, Room 119. opment Center. Reservations with the Specker Barracks Chapel 17112 596-0124 This is a nationally certified program Children age 4-11 enjoy Bible sto- CDC required two weeks in advance. South Iowa Chapel 8433 596-0890 that includes a workbook and text ries, learn Bible verses, do creative Sponsored by the Chaplain Fam- 2 596-0184 which are provided free to each activities, singing and games. Regis- ily Life Center, all materials and Central lown Chapel 742 couple. To register call 596-0088. terFriday in Room 119, orcall596-0089. instruction is provided free of charge. North Iowa Chapel 6377 596-0182 Call 336-4610 for information. Grant Hall Auditorium 21( 00 596-0652 Children's church PWOC Children's church for age 4 to Protestant Women of the Chapel Beginning English classes Religious Education 3155 596-0089 grade two is held in Soldier Memo- meet every Tuesday from 9-11:30 English classes are held Wednes- Family Life Center 3155 596-0088 rial Chapel 11:30 a.m.-12:05 p.m., a.m. in Building 590 for Bible stud- days, 9-11 a.m., Room 232, Building 315, ics. Free child care is available with 110 596-1678 and in the basement of Lieber Heights for foreign born military spouses. Citi- Hospital Chapel Rrr Chapel, 11:30 am.-noon Sundays, reservations. For information, call 329- zenship classes are also available. For Post Chaplain 3155 596-0309 except the first Sunday of each month. 4684or774-2558. information, call 596-0088 or 336-4667. 0-HELP Crisis Line (6-4HELP) 596-4357

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Tony B Ashworth Early Worship ...... 8:00 am - 9:15 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 9:30 a.m. Church of God in Christ 573-774-6147 573-336-4444 Phone 573-336-4452 Church School...... 9:30 am - 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 11:00 a.m. 621 W. Historic Route 66 * Waynesville, MO ...... a.m . Member FDIC Sunday school 9:30 Mid day Worship ...... 10:45 am 1:00 pm Sunday Youth Meeting ...... 6:00 p.m. Dr. Clifton J. Ruggs, Jr., D. Min Pastor & Founder M ...... 10:45 a.m . orning worship Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Located on Y Hwy, 1/2 mile north of interstate Order of Services 6:00 . Evanganistic service ...... 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 ...... p.m. Women Mission & 3rd) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Wednesday Night Services 7:00 (1st ... Worship Service ...... 11:30 am 9R Out the Main Gate, turn left at the 2nd Wednesday Tuesday One Block North Of The Square stoplight,1 mile down on the left, Prayer and Praise ...... 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Prayer & Bible Band ...... 7:00 pm next to Mid-Missouri Motors Bible Study ...... 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Friday On Hwy. 73, Buffalo, Mo Thursday CHURCH OF CHRIST Dixon Congregation Sunshine Band Rehearsal ...... 7:00 pm Disciplenship Class ...... 11:00 am - 12:30 pm "This Church Exists to Make Christ Known Y PWW ...... 7 :00 pm I! Excel in Study (Tutoring) ..... 5:00 pm 6:30 pm Joy Night Service...... 8:30 pm Kingdom Kids Bible Study .. 6:30 pm 7:30 pm and to Equip His People for Works of Service" Sunday Morning Classes ...... 9:30 a.m. Monthly Events FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Disciplenship Class ...... 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 a.m 1st Saturday OF ST. ROBERT Friday- SUPPORT THE TIGERS!!! Sunday Evening Services ...... 6:30 p.m YW CC ...... 10:00 am To Place Your Ad On 3 Saturday e Pastor: Dr Mel Watson W ednesday Evening ...... 7:30 p.m. 2nd Saturday 5-(573) 336441 Layman ..... 8:30 am - 10:00 am (2nd Saturday) Schedule of services P.O. Box 569 Dixon, MO 65459 M.0 D Squad ...... 9:00 am The Church Page 9:45 a.m . Youth Choirs...... 11:00 am - Sunday School ...... Phone 573 759 2236 3rd Saturday Morning W orship ...... 11:00a.m Adult Choirs...... 7:00 pm - Nursery Service Provided Located on Hwy 28 13 miles North of 1-44 Marriage Enrichment Seminar ...... 12:00 Noon Church Training ...... 5:00 p.m . Call Linda At Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. Y Hwy. 2 miles North of 1-44 and the Ramada Inn ROLLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Phone 573-774-6975 Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting ....7:00 p.m. For more information or transportation call A Christ-Centered church meeting 573-336-3435 Call Linda At A Going Church For A Coming Lord! 573-336-4477 the need of your Family • A Soul Winning Church Everyone Welcome 573-336-3049 or 573-329-3100 Sunday Bible classes ...... 9:45 a.m . 11 i 1 FIRST STATE BANkI 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 ® ABUNDANT NAPA AUTO PARTS NURSERY PROVIDED "GOD'S PEOPLE WITH A VISION, Wednesday evening ...... 7:00 p.m. LIFE MINISTRIES FIRSTi STATE BANk WORKING AND PRAYING FOR EXCELLENCE" Located 1/4 mile N of 1-44at the If you enjoy Kenneth Copeland and Marilyn BRIARWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 2nd Rolls exit (Hwy E) Hickey type ministries you will be blessed by 1150 Old Rt. 66 Abundant Life Ministries. 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Pastor Bill Melton Call Linda At Call Linda At Prayer Meeting, Bible Study...... 7:30 PM CHURCH Sunday Morning Service ...... 11:00 a.m. WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Nursery Provided For All Services (Missouri Synod) Wednesday Evening ...... 7:00 p.m. 573-336-3435 573-336-3435 801 Bus Loop 44 W, Waynesville, Mo 65583 981 Highway Z Regularly Scheduled Revival Services. Church Phone 573-774-6431 St.Robert, Mo 65583 573-336-4464 Please Call * Christian Academy - Grades K-10 Lee Schaffer -Pastor Pastor Rev Richard M Anderegg Adult Ministry Training Institute MID MISSOURI CREDIT UNION SUNDAYSCHLDULE WEDNESDAYSCHEDULE: Sunday School ...... 9:15 a m. 573-336-5624 or 336-LIVE 830amEarlyWorship Servce 7:00pmRocHou se Sunday Worship Service ...... 10:30 a.m Located 1 mile behind Wal-Mart in St. Robert "People Helping People" 9 am SundaySchooBible nYouthGrade7 12 StudySuddenlySnge Study 700od GAs RAsMssi o Friends Tuesday Bible Study ...... 1:00 p.m . Serving Civilian & Military Personnel Sngliescollege &Career Study 7:00pmPrayer Meet npBible Study FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Lydia Circle (2nd Thursday) ...... 7:00 p.m. for over forty years 10 50am SecondWorshipService800AdultChoirPractice No Creed but Christ, No Book but the Bible Ladies Aid (3rd Thursday) ...... 12:30 p m. 220 Missouri Ave, Suite 11B 6:00pmPreschool &Children Choir NurseryProvided Hwy. H And 1-44 Business Loop Ft. Wood (573) 329-3151 6:00pm"Suddenly Single forAll Services Preschool Enrollment Now (Located at the Hidden Valley Plaza Shopping Center) Rolla Branch 573-364-6936 Support Group Waynesville, Mo. School Begins 3 September S7pD Evening Phone 573-774-2181 horshpSer.ce 573-336-2733 ENCUAJ GRACE COVENANT CHRISTIAN CENTER MARANATHA BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 10 AM "Where Jesus is Lord, and Love Prevails" A Sou/ Winning Church" Worship Service 11 AM Judi Tillett Pastor Charles Allen Assoc. Pastor To Place Your Ad On St Robert. Mo 65583 WAYNESVILLE UNITED METHODIST Sunday ...... 10:00 AM Phone 573-336-5972 Evening Service 6:00 PM CHURCH Sunday Evening ...... 6:30 PM The Church Page Keith Carnahan - Pastor PASTOR REV. PAUL B. CATTERTON W ednesday Evening ...... 7:00 PM Sunday School ...... 9:45 a.m Wed Home Bible Study 7:00 PM Sunday Worship ...... 8:30 &1 1:00 am Thursday- Healing School...... 5:30 - 6:30 713 Missouri Ave., St. Robert M orning W orship ...... 11:00 a.m . Sunday School ...... 9:30am 25715 Hwy 17, Waynesville Kent Giddens/Owner Call Linda At SLunday Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. Ask about our home bible study Phone 573-774-2541 I1/2 Mile East of Wednesday Prayer Service ...... 6:30 pm. If you need a ride, call Sunday before 9:00 AM Hwy.T (one block off of Hwy.17) Witmor Farms • Bus Ministry Available 573-336-3435 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 Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Section B Page 3 Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Section B Page 3

All juvenile items, such as cribs, AAFES provides strollers. walkers, and infant carriers are tested against industry standards EALT NW

and guidelines for safety. They are F L consumer protection subjected to forces well beyond ex ---- [ use by an infant or child. Safetv is the number one loceus pudding, so, the lab conducts con- pected In thle area of electrical appliances, of the Arm and Air orcc xchangeI sUiier use tests when evaluatilin items all items are required to have a safety Service Quality Assuraince Division. such as razor blades, oral hygiene February busy time at DENTAC - seal of approval from Underwriter s which operates a Consumer Protec products or skin care lotions." said Laboratories (UL) or an equivalent Thayer ScholI 'eb. 6 tion Laboratory at AA\FtS Pradip Mehta. chief of the Quality Dental health month means agency. Child Care Center Feb. 11 headquarters. T'here they' ensure the :\udit. Testing & Analysis Branch. "'Electrical items are to post elementary schools Child Care Center -Feb. 12 'Inforimation from such tests iscol- tested for visits quality and safety of the products Partridge School Feb. 19 lected, and results are reported to leakage current and for the integrity of sooner have all the plans, activities AAFES offers its customers. No Pershing School-I'eb. 20 the internal insulation to make sure Fhe first priority of the labora- the buy'ers. These AAFES or house and decorations for Christmas and the New Pick School- Feb. 23 that a person does not get shocked tory is to ensure that merchandise brand items are periodically tested Year been stored and become pleasant Williams School- Feb. 24 when using them," explained Mehta. which could be potentially hazardous after the contracts are awarded to memories than it's time to start planning and preparing For more about the upcoming program call ''In addition, performance is evaluated meets all federal and state agency ensure \AFES patrons are getting for all the February celebrations. Miriam Abbott at 596-0408. on many kitchen and personal care safety regulations. like those estab- the continuously higli quality in the The big celebration Dental Activity prepares for each (f"rom a I)ental Activity iuformatioin release.) appliances. Bread makers, for example, lished by the Consumer Product Safety value oriented products." February is National Children's Dental Health Month. are used to bake bread by following the Commission. One category of merchandise Every year each of Fort Leonard Wood's five instructions to evaluate both the bread Items tested include to's. ,juve- tested is clothing, towels and elementary schools and the child care center is maker's perfornmance and ease and clar- for the annual dental screen- nile furniture, electrical kitchen and children's sleepwear. These items contacted to begin plans National Children's ity of the instructions." ing and oral health presentations to the school personal appliances. lighters and are tested for colorfastness and laun- Dental Health Month focuses on and some children at the child care center. Christmas ligchts,.to name a few. dered or dry cleaned according to Hardgoods testing children At the schools each child in grades kindergarten These items are tested and ev aluated the manufacturer s care instructions. performance and reliability, structural WHEREAS, the future relies on the good health of and prod- through fifth grade receives a cursory dental screening for safety and performance before "'Also. a miniature, 'sun cabinet' and mechanical soundness our most valuable resource - our children; uct integrity. from one of the post's dentists. Results are sent to the AAFES buyers place orders. tests for fading and rain exposures. an parents in a note sent home with each child. The laboratory provides testing abrasive device tests for the durabil- "OurConsumerProtection Labo- WHEREAS, good health can be achieved through This is not intended to be a thorough dental exam. services usine a variety of instru- it' of fabrics and 'Steel Jaws' are used ratory also tests the products after wholesome dental habits, learned at an early age of a regular yearly dental the buyers purchase them for resale," and does not take the place and reinforced throughout life: ments and equipment to measure to test fabric and seam strength of the exanm said Mehta. "Often, our QA special- checkup by the family dentist. What the screening physical characteristics of merchan- garments." explained Mehta. "Dress does is give each parent a 'heads up' as to whether ists pull samples from stock and have WiR,i ls, the leading factors in achieving good dise samples which AAFES buyers shirts and uniform items are visually their child has an obvious dental pr oblem and should them tested to assure suppliers are dental habits include sound nutrition, daily brush- consider purchasing for retail sale. ev'aluated for durable press charac- see their family dentists for immediate treatment. continuing to provide the quality for ing and flossing, as well as regular dental check-ups; Items such as clothing military & teristics after repeated launderings. Most of the children appear fine and just need to which they were originally contracted civilian). car ramps. baby walkers., Flammability ofclothing items in gen- maintain the regular dental exam schedule set up by for. AAFES retail store personnel and AS, everyone must be dedicated to making strollers and high chairs are tested eral and children's sleepwear in their family dentist. But occasionally the screening WHERE customers are the key link to the chain and evaluated against commercial in- particular is also very important and dentist finds a small child who should see their own good dental hygiene a part of every child's daily in quality evaluations." dustry' standards for performance or these items are tested to make sure dentist right away before experiencing a toothache. routine; Store personnel directly contact against each other for comparison. they comply with the applicable fed- After the dental screening other rnemhers of the AAFES quality assurance personnel In the area of pre-purchase test- eral flammability standards.'' DENTAC team give a presentation on different aspects WHIERi;AS, the month of February, 1998 is desig- ing, one of the major categories is In the areas of toy and juvenile to report any hazardous product or of oral health care. This includes different topics such nated as National Children's Dental Health Month; AAFES brand items. AAFES buyers product testing, the focus shifts to defective conditions in a product for as the importance of daily brushing and flossing, how In Witness identify targeted national brands and safety. Toys are dropped and crushed, quick resolution. Customers should to brush and floss, the importance of a good diet and mrchandise samples frorm various and the eyes of stuffed toys are pulled contact their nearest exchange with the action of sugar and bacteria on teeth. The DENTAC WHEREOF, 1,hereunto set my hand this ninth day of suppliers. which are then tested to to make sure a child can not remove product safety or quality concerns. team tries to present all these topics in an interesting. January. nineteen hundred and ninety eight. "Keeping everyone safe is a total ensure selected items are comparable them to create a choking hazard. understandable and entertaining manner so the children ...... :-; ' 7 to the national brand. For example. Stuffed toys are also tested for team effort," explained Mehta. "It takes will remember and apply what they learn. shampoo and lotions are tested for flammability to make sure they do consumers, store associates, manag- In the past, the children enjoy the day the DEN'I'AC viscosity., which relates to ease of not pose a firehazard. Technicians ers and our Consumer Protection team visits their school. Parents are invited to attend so Laboratory to make it happen. Safety they too can participate in the program and learn along dispensing. Laundry detergents are make sure these toys meet allsafety / Robert B. Flowers 9 with their children. The DENTAC team will be at each tested for cleaning efficiency using requirements. Caution labels and in- is the number one focus of the AAFES Major General, U.S. Army school and the child care center at the following times. Put standardized stained fabrics. structions are evaluated for Quality Assurance Division." Commanding the date on your calendar and plan to attend. 'Sometimes. the proof is in the completeness and accuracy. (From an AAFES news release.)

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1998 hunting season SP0R TS Hunting and fishing permits go on sale Feb. 1 at the Outdoor Recreation Center. For information,call 596-4223. Decembe r brings increased Tsunami action Swim lessons Post swim team compete in the 1997 Swim Your McGinnis was smooth. He stroked MacNeil showed great form. She times were recorded as well as 'B, Davidson Fitness Center Own Age Meet, where swimmers to personal best times in the 50 yard stroked to personal best times in BB, A, AA and AAA' times. offers swimming lessons for competes in several competed against swimmers that breaststroke, the 50 yard butterfly, the 50 yard freestyle and back- beginning and intermediate regional meets were the same age. This meet was and the 50 yard backstroke posting stroke. The senior boys were swimmers, young and old alike. open to swimmers ages 6-13. More his first ever 'B' time. Stephanie Lauren Nelson delivered an proudly represented by Campbell impressive performance Call 596-7450 for schedules. By Doug Campbell than 500 swimmers participated Mellott had a great meet. She swam as she and Alan Jones. Campbell placed from Missouri, Illinois competed in the 100 yard breast- Special to ESSAYONS and Iowa. to personal best times in events second overall in his age group Free aerobics Seven year old Tom McGinnis the 50 yard butterfly, backstroke, stroke and the 50 yard freestyle. while new swimmer Jones placed was a busy The Davidson Fitness December led the way for the Tsunami. He hit and freestyle. New swimmer Nicole Brill recorded 'B' times in 12th. Wilhelm placed 16th in the 8 Center now offers free aerobics month for the Fort Leonard the water stroking and medaled in Brittany Dennick was confident. the 50 yard freestyle and the 100 & under girls category, while Joe including step, body condition- Wood Tsunami Swim the 25 yard freestyle and the 25 She swam to personal best times yard breaststroke, while Johnny and Tom McGinnis placed 14th & ing, water and hi-low mixes. For Team, as they participated in three yard butterfly capturing a gold and in the 50 yard butterfly, back- Bruder recorded personal best 15th respectively in the 8 & under a schedule or more information, swim meets in St. Louis, Mo. a silver medal respectively. He stroke and freestyle. times in the 100 yard backstroke boys category. and breaststroke, go the fitness center. Senior swimmer Ryan also placed fifth in the 25 yard and the 50 yard The team looked strong and freestyle. Campbell represented the Tsunami backstroke. Brother Joe McGinnis Jennifer Brill led the way for there were many impressive Tournament news at the Holiday Invitational Swim also had an impressive perfor- the 11 year olds. She stroked to 'B' The Parkway Pentathlon Meet swims. Other swimmers participat- championship in St. Peter, Mo., was held Dec. 20 in St. Louis, Mo. A Co-ed volleyball tour- mance. He placed fifth in the 25 times in the 50 yard breaststroke, ing in this event were Chelsea Dec. 6-7. This was an elite meet yard butterfly, sixth in the 25 yard In this meet every swimmer must nament is Jan. 24 25 for all butterfly and the 100 yard Indi- Michelson, Katie Bruce, Alan with 'A' qualifying times. The meet backstroke, and seventh in the 25 compete in five events: freestyle, interested. Entry is $75 includ- vidual Medley. Halli Morton McGinnis, Alicia Aguigui, Lauren followed a championship format yard freestyle. continued to shave seconds off her backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly ing T-shirts. Fee must be paid Salley, Jennifer Brill, Amber with preliminaries in the morning Eight year old Jasmin Wilhelm times. She posted personal best and the individual medley. The IM by Tuesday. Entry to the tour- Campbell, Lauren Nelson and and finals in the evening. There had a great meet. She posted times in the 50 yard backstroke, consists of all four strokes swum nament is open to the public. Nicole Brill. were 33 teams represented from personal best times in the 25 yard breaststroke and butterfly. Jennifer in one race. The distances are An open racquetball tour- January is another busy month Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, butterfly, 25 yard determined by for the Tsunami, as they gear up for nament will be held Jan. 31. age Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky and backstroke, 25 group. Times three meets in St. Louis. Tournament is open to thepub- Arkansas. More than 500 swim- yard breast- for each event The Tsunami is a United lic, entry fee is $15. Entries mers participated. stroke, and 25 are added States Swimming affiliated team. due by Jan. 28. i, / ., Campbell had a solid meet, yard freestyle. / together for Swimmers ages 6-18 can join the The Commander's Cup competing in five events. He made Katie Bruce also every swimmer. team at the Davidson Fitness bowling tournament begins finals in the 100 yard backstroke, looked strong, The swimmers Center. The team is part of Fort are the 100 yard freestyle, the 100 and with the lowest Feb. 17. Letters of intent competing in the .. Leonard Wood's Youth Sports due by Feb. 10. 200 yard breaststroke, and consola- 25 yard back- overall times Program and practice is Monday Letters of intent for the tions in the 100 yard butterfly. He stroke, breast- ~ compete for one through Friday from 4:30-6 p.m. Commander's Cup racquetball captured third place in the 100 yard stroke, butterfly, , of eighteen Participation is open to all tournament are due by Feb. 24. backstroke and the 200 yard and freestyle. awards in each students enrolled in the A coaches meeting is Feb. 26, breaststroke, fourth in the 100 yard She posted a age group. Waynesville school system as tournament begins March 2. breaststroke, sixth in the 100 yard personal best Fourteen well as dependents of active duty, 100 For information call 596- freestyle, and 12th in the yard time in the 25 members of the retired and civilian employees at butterfly. Tsunami com- 7444. yard butterfly. Fort Leonard Wood. On Dec. 14,13 swimmers Nine year peted. Many (Campbell is the Tsunami swim team traveled to Clayton, Mo., to personal best Powerlifting contest old Alan coach.) A powerlifting competition will be held Jan. 31 at the fitness center. Contest Fewer sportsmen rabbit hunting will include deadlift, squat be more active when it snows, as long as 1: ~IIDRSHGLGT and benchpress. Registration Good beagle makes the temperature rises above 25 degrees forms may be picked up at tracking cottontails easier during the day. As a rule, cottontails don't Davidson beginning today, like to move much when the temperature is ment being held at Davidson Fitness Center Jan. and are due by Jan. 29. By Larry Dablemont Intramural Bowling below 20 degrees. 31. There will be four divisions in the tournament: Special to ESSAYONS By John Clapp Snow makes it more fun to hunt, but A; B; C and D. Entry fee is $15 per entry, and the Intramural swim meet Special to ESSAYONS For most of two hours, the one hunters need to be more careful, because deadline for entering is Jan. 28. Letters of intent to enter the beagle had struck trail after trail, and when you are trying to find a high point to With the season almost over, the teams are One tournament T-shirt will be given out to intramural swim meet are due by hotly pursued a half dozen cottontails shoot from, there's a chance of slipping and working hard to make the Intramural Champion- all participants with additional T-shirts costing Feb. 10at4p.m. Acoaches meet- in circles that wound around broam sedge, falling. Rabbit hunting has produced it's ship Tournament. In Conference A action, A $10 each. For more information about this tour- ing will be held Feb. 12 at 4 p.m., cedar thickets, and patches of brair and share of gun accidents in the past. Company 577th Engineer Battalion holds down nament contact the sports branch at 596-0131 and the meet is Feb. 14. For infor- sumac. I had missed one, and bagged one. My Dress warm for rabbit hunting, and be the top spot with a 33-11 record. The Marine ext. 6-7441. mation, call 596-4359. partner had two. Two other hunters had yet to sure you have footwear to repel water, either Detachment EEIC team is in the runners-up spot fire a shot. pacs or waterproof leather boots. If you with a 32-12 record. In the third and last spot that Golf tournament As the latest cottontail led the baying don't stay warm and dry, you won't enjoy qualifies for the tournament is the Law Enforce- The Piney Valley Golf hunting in the snow. There are rabbits to be Fort Leonard little beagle on a wide swing, all four ment Command with a 27-17 record. Course is sponsoring golf hunters looked for a strategic spot to wait found almost everywhere in the Ozarks. In Conference B action Medical Depart- Good beagles are much harder to find. For tournaments on the following for the rabbit's return. I found a brushpile mentActivity is on top with a record of 34.5-9.5, Wood Sports that reason, there are fewer cottontail dates: with a log in the top of it, and carefully while C Company 58th Transportation Battalion hunters today than years ago. Intramural bowling Saturday and Jan. 31, Feb. 7 situated myself atop the mass of branches, holds down the runners up spot with a 32-12 21, and March 7. 15 and 28, many of which sported long sharp locust record. Headquarters Company Garrison Com- Conference A Almost no one sets box traps for and April 4. thorns. mand is in the third spot with a 30-14 record. Unit Re cord rabbits today as they did 50 years ago, and Entry fee is $10 per per- I faced west, and the little beagle The league is in action each Monday 1. A Co., 577th Engineer Battalion 33-11 pushed the cottontail toward me from the almost no one puts cottontail hunting at the son which includes breakfast. evening at Daugherty Bowling Center, begin- 2. U.S. Marine Corps detachment EEIC 32-12 north. I figured I was about to bag cotton- top of the list, as many once did. Still and all, Green fees and cart rental not ning at 6 p.m. Come out and support your unit's 3. Law Enforcement Command 27-17 tail number two, but the rabbit veered left, with a good beagle and two inches of snow, included. All tournaments have team or just sit back 4. Air Force 366th TRS detachment 7 23-21 a start. you can forget for awhile that spring is three and enjoy some great 10 a.m. shotgun For and I caught a glimpse of him coming down 5. 169th Engineer Battalion 23-21 months away. And you can discover, if you bowling. information, call 329-4770. a trail to the east of my brushpile, about to 6. B Co., 577th Engineer Battalion 23-21 didn't already know, that cottontails are great pass behind me. 7.43rd Adjutant General Battalion 22-22 There was no way to turn, I could do eating. Fit to Win program Intramural racquetball 8. Dental Activity 21-23 little more than swing my 20 gauge with my If you hunt rabbits without a beagle, you Davidson Fitness Center By Charles Kristek 9. U.S. Marine Corps maintenance 19-25 right arm, lead him a little and squeeze off an need to remember that rabbits hear well and has top of the line equipment Special to ESSAYONS 10. Navy detachment headquarters 18-26 awkward one-hand shot. To my surprise, the respond to noise by moving into heavy to help lose weight. maintain a 11. HHC 58th Transportation Bn. 17-27 cottontail tumbled, intercepted by a wide cover. Hunt quietly and slowly, into the wind The Intramural Racquetball league is in good level of fitness and build- 12.463rd Military Police Company 15-29 pattern at 25 yards. as much as possible. You'll jump more full swing. There are 13 teams entered into the up cardiovascular or muscular There wasn't much recoil, but I nearly rabbits by making less noise. league, swinging it out first place. Games are fitness at your own pace. lost my balance and pitched into the locust And to make a rabbit hunt more safe, Monday - Thursday at Davidson Fitness Center Conference B These self paced programs thorns. My friend, who was watching, was wear blaze orange caps and jackets, and stay from 6-9 p.m. All games are played in glass 1. Medical Department Activity 34.5-9.5 include walking, running, bik- laughing at my gyrations atop the brushpile, near the other members of your hunting wall courts so spectators can watch the non- 2. C Co., 58th Transportation Bn. 32-12 ing, swimming, weightlifting and couldn't believe it when I retrieved the party at all times. Because of the stop action and finesse play. 3. HHC Garrsion Command 30-14 and aerobics Each program has cottontail. unpredictability of a running cottontail, the 4. U.S. Marine Corps detachment HQ 27-17 obtainable goals and offers We went on to bag 11 rabbits in three to fact that many hunters participate in the New "Fit To Win" members 5.3-10th Infantry Regiment 26-18 prizes as incentives at each four hours of hunting. But the best part was sport together, and the heavy brush and cover 6. Navy detachment 25.5-18.5 Davidson Fitness Center would like to level. For information call listening to the beagle, almost constantly where rabbit hunting takes place, there's a 7.5th Engineer Battalion 22-22 welcome the following patrons into the rap- Charles Kristekat 596-4359. trailing a cottontail. To hunters it is a greater possibility of a hunting accident than 8. Co. A, 554th Engineer Bn. 20-24 idly growing "Fit To Win" beautiful sound. with some ether past-times. program: Gwendolyn 9. U.S. Marine Corps det. OPNS 17-27 Locker rentals There are ways to successfully hunt Hadd; Lilibeth Michelson; Damarie Rivera; 10. B Co., 58th Transportation Bn. 16-28 Monthly or yearly locker cottontails without a beagle, but kicking them I wrote too quickly about the James Jr. Davis; RamonaMcCauslin; Ian Fuller; rentals are available at the out of brushpiles and thickets on your own possibility of the President's dog being a Rosalie Cobb; George Cobb III; John Cobb; Davidson Fitness Center. Cost isn't nearly as much fun as it is to wait in descendant of my old Labrador, Rambunc- Victoria Cobb and Allan Hurst. is $5 a month or $45 a year for ambush on a stump or log. When the snow tious. I finally saw that pup of his on TV, and / active duty military, and $7 a falls, rabbit hunting is made easier because it is the scrawniest, ugliest Lab I ever saw. Free racquetball clinics No descendant of old Ram could look like month or $60 a year for all oth- they are so much easier to see. Davidson Fitness Center is offering free rac- that. Could be whoever gave Clinton that dog ers. See counter personnel for Hunters without dogs enjoy tracking quetball clinics Mondays and Wednesdays cottontails in freshly fallen snow. Beagles wasn't such a good friend after all! information. through January from 6-8 p.m. The clinics are being pick up the scent of their quarry even (Dablemont is an outdoor writer and pho- offered to prepare for the open racquetball tourna- better in a wet snow. And rabbits seem to tographer from Bolivar, Mo.)

| ...... '! Athlete Of The Week Sellers-Sexton Steven Lincoln Steven plays Center position on the US Soccer Team the Blue Sells Satisfaction Ninja's. Steven has reached great playing ability under the coaching of Coach Krider. When Steven is not on the soccer field he attends 1st grade at Pershing Elementary School. Steven is the son of Steve and Gayle Lincoln and can be quoted as saying "I really enjoy soccer especially the competition." Missouri Avenue, St. Robert, Missouri * 336-2000 Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try Section B Page 5 Thursday, January 15, 1998 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Section B Page 5 Eight soldier s qualify for 1U.S. Olympic Team Five biathletes, three "m definitely appy," said Salinla, 26, who canme participate; she preualified by virtue of her perfor- the two-man USA II sled to three World Cup medals in in first in one of two 15K individual races. "I told myself miance during the 1997 season on the U.S. Biathlon team. the 1996-97 season. bobsledders will represent U.S. this wasn't a hig deal even though it's the Olympic trials In thie men 's tbiathlon, Sgt. Daniel Westover clocked Specialists Dan and Darrin Steele are twins, natives and all that. I told myself I had to have 20 good shots and winning times in the 20K individual event and the I10K of Moline, Ill. Both were star athletes in college; Darrin By Harriet Rice I hit 17." sprint which he skied in 30:10.8, 3() seconds faster than placed fifth in the decathlon at the 1995 U.S. Track and Army News Service Spc. Kristina Sabasteanski, Richmnond, Vt., camene teammate and fellow soldier, 1st ILt. Rob Rosser. Field National Championships. He was recruited first by When the sun rises on Nagain . .Japan. for the XVIII in third overall. The women raced in two 15K indi- "Right now I'm so cxcited. I 'm really looking for- the U.S. Bobsled Federation in 1996 from the 1996 U.S. Winter Olymfpic Games. eight soldiers will be anmong the vidual events and two 7.5K sprints. On the last day, ward to the [Olympic) races - seeing how I stack up. It's Olympic Track and Field Trials where he competed as a 200 athletes repireseting the United States of America. Sabasteanski was in 6th place and decided to go for a life dream come true, the whole experience," said member of the Army World Class Athlete Program. Five biathletes and three bobsledders, members oftheI broke. She won the sprint in 26:10.8, missing no Westover, 23, a Vermont native. The nine-member U.S. "Half of us - in fact, most of us - wouldn't even be Army s World Class Athlete Program based at Fort Carson,. targets. ''I had nothing to lose. Not only did I have to National Biathlon team departed for Europe to train and here at this point without the [World Class Athlete] Colo., qualified for nomination to the U.S. Olympic team Ibeat four people, but I had to beat them by about one compete in two World Cup events in Ruhpolding, Ger- program," commented Sabasteanski. "Financially, we during Olympic trials held )Dec.26-Jan. 4. m inute,'" said Sabasteanski, 29, no stranger to Olym- many, and Antholz, Italy, before their trip to Nagano. would never be able to get this far, and the support we've Three women and two mnen qualified at competitions pic trials. In 1994, she finished one place shy of a trip Olympic bobsled trials were held in Park City, Utah. gotten from everyone has been amazing. conducted by the United States Biathlon Association in to ILillehammier, Norway. Spc. Darrin Steele, his brother Spe. Dan Steele and Spc. The Army World Class Athlete Program is an activ- Jericho. Vt. In the women's biathlon. Spc. Kara Salmela. ''It's slowly hitting. It really hasn't sunk in. I'll see Garrett Hines were selected as crew members on each ofi ity of Army Morale, Welfare and Recreation operated by Elk River, Minn., had the highest composite score after the Olympic bag we have and when I see the Olympic three USA four-man teams. the U.S. Army Community and Family Support Center. four days of cross-country skiing on fast snow and rings, it's, like wow! That's actually me."'' she said. A third Hines, 28, will serve as brakeman on the four-man (Editor's note: Rice is with the U.S. Armny Commu- small-bore rifle shooting in strong winds. woman qualifier. Spc. Niala Skinner, did not have to sled. A six-foot. 210-pounid track athlete, Hines pushled inity and Famnily Support Center's public affairs office.) Go take a hike takes on new meaning as Americans discover European sport Germany's popular people and get some exercise. Participants can walk, jog, run or Antonio, Texas; West Point, N.Y.; work of setting up events. To find a AVA officials said service I went and I was glad I did. mosey along. The march is not Devils Tower, Wyo.: Central Park local club, call (800)830-WALK. nmembers also can process their Volksmarch comes Many American service competitive -you don't get extra and Midtown Manhattan, both in The association also maintains awards books through AVA if they members discover volkssports in credit for finishing first. But you New York City; the National Mall, an Internet page at www.ava.org, have an APO or FPO address. to America Europe. Now they can continue the do get a sense of accomplishment Washington; Hot Springs, Ark.; including links to local clubs. "Volksmarching is healthful, it's shows many fun, nobody competes against By Jim Garamone sport in the United States. when you finish. Savannah, Ga.; Princeton, N.J.; and A quick perusal clubs installa- anyone," said Ron Hamner, president American Forces Press Service The American Volkssport The AVA tracks the kilometers the Garden of the Gods, Colorado on or near military Association has been up and running people walk and the number of Springs, Colo. tions. For example, there's the of the Pentagon Pacesetters. "Many V olksmarch?Whatsthat?' for two decades. Like its European events. Participants receive a pin The American Volkssport Pentagon Pacesetters in Virginia, in the military believe the sport is That was my response counterparts, the association and patch upon reaching certain Association has more than 40,000 the Falcon Wanderers in Colorado only in Europe. They come up to me when a friend invited me to encourages average Americans to milestones. members in the awards program. Springs, Colo., the Northern Lights when we sponsor an event and say one when 1 'wasstationed in exercise. The 10 most popular year- Still more Americans take part in Volksmnarchers of Alaska at Fort they are so happy that volksmarching Germany. He explained it was a way Volksmarches are measured round Volksmarches for 1997, for association-sponsored events. More Richardson and the Coronado is coming to America. I tell them, to get out of the barracks. meet hikes, usually 10 kilometers long. example, were the Riverwalk in San than 530 local clubs do the grunt Beachcombers in San Diego. 'We've been here for 20 years."

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Fridays: open 9 .m to> 5 p.m . Saturi shops on a regular basis. Church on Y Highway. Call 774-6184 or days and Sundays. open 9 a m. - 5 p .0 Effectiveness workshops include a 774-3092 for more information. The center is closed Mondays, Tues. stress management workshop and a assertiveness workshop. days and Wcdrnesdays Also available is a women's psycho- Auto service specials Classes offr ecd include: 1- JOBS~ therapy group and asexual abuse survivor's The Auto Craft Shop is offering the Toothbrush rug- Saturday 9 a.m to noon What's group. following specials with afree fullservice 24 a.nm.-3 p.rn Merit promotions Oil painting class Jan. 9 For more information on any of these There following position is opening car wash included: Framing, woodshop and ceramics workshops, call 596-0522. Tire rotation and balance $24 orientations will be held the third Thurs- at Fort Leonard Wood: Oil change $10 day of each nnmnth fronm 1 2 p.mn., (6 7 Self care class Firefighter GS-0081-06, in the Director- not include oil or filter. ate of Directorate of Public Works, Service does p.m. for woodshop) and the first and U,p The General Leonard Wood Army Closing Cooling system service $30 third Saturdays ofeach month from 9-10 date is Wednesday. Community Hospital Health Promotion Cen- Applications must be postmarked by Drain, flush and refill with coolant, a.m ter now offers atwo-hour weekly self care closing date. Forms and a complete job check drive belts, hoses and all other flu- Thecenteris also nowsacceptingappli- class covering wellness, proper use of description are available in the Job Infor- ids. Includes one gallon of coolant. Iteims cations for the consignment area over-the-counter medications and how to mnation Center, Building 470, Room 2203. Transmission service $30 must be handcrafted. Call 596-0242. self-diagnose and treat minor illnesses. Includes removal and replacement of Attendees receives afree copy of the JROTC instructor job 7 N~ self care manual "Take Care of Yourself," transmission pan, filter and new fluid. Cost An NCO assistant instructor is of filteris extra. Fort Leonard Wood and a pharmacy card to receive free over- wanted for the JROTC program in New- the-counter medications. To enroll call Brake service $140 port, Ark., beginning June 1. For 329-8600. Includes replacing front and rear Dinner special information, call Sgt. 1st Class Fisher or brakes, turning rotors/drums, packing The monthly dinner special at the at a glance Cobeen at 596-0276. wheel bearings as needed and rotating and Essayons Club is Chicken Romanoff for Alcoholics Anonymous balancing tires. Parts not included. $5.95, served Wednesdays through Sat- Alcoholics Anonymous Rule 62 Group 5:30-9 p.m meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Manager's special $40 urdays from The Essayons Club offers a seafood 9:15 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in Building 315, Rotate/balance tires, check all fluids, buffet dinner special served 5:30-9 p.m., Alien Resurrection (R), Saturday 8:30 Thursday night buffets Room 332. lights, exhaust system, safety equipment, Fridays during January for $9.95. Add an p.m., Sunday 6 p.l., Jan. 23 7 p.m. OCWC 10-miler The Essayons Club is offering the Master Mind Monday 6 p.m. drive belts and brakes. Replacement parts order of crablegs for an additional $2. (PG-13), The Officer and Civilian Women's following bulffetspecials 5:30-9 p.m.: Excess Baggage Tuesday 7 p.m. Al-Anon not included. (PG-13), Club is sponsoring a bus trip to local Today: Mexican bullffet Anastasia (G), Jan. 24 1:30 p.m., Jan. 26 Al-Anon, asupport group for families During January and February, re- attractions Jan. 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 Jain. 22: Country bullet 7 p.m., Jan 30 7 p.m. and friends of those with alcohol addiction ceive a 10 percent discount on services. p.m. The trip is open to military or civilian Jan. 29: German buffet The Rain Maker (PG-13), Jan. 24 6 and abuse problems, meetsTuesdays, 11:30 men and women. The center is open Wednesdays and a.m.-12:30 p.m. in Building 315, Room Buffets are half price for children Abrams movie schedule p.m.. Jan. 25 6 p.m., Jan. 29 7 p.m. Stops will include the Flower Bin, Fridays from 1-8 p.m., Thursdays by ap- One Night Stand (R), Jan. 24 8:45 p.m., 332. under age 11 , 3 and under free. C('all 329- The following movies are now play- Bear Ridge Antiques, The Home Place pointment only, and Saturdays and Sundays lan. 25 1:30 p.m., Jan. 3039 p.m 6500forinforrnation. ing atAbrarmsTheater. All movies subject Bed and Breakfast, Stage Coach Stop from 9 a.m. -4 p.m. For information call T'he Game (R), Jan. 27 7 p.m. ACOA meeting to change. and the Pulaski County Museum. Lunch 596-0243. The Edge (R), Jan. 28 7 p.m. ACOA, a support group for adult Lunch buffets Mortal Kombat (PG-13), Friday 7 p.m. and downtown shops on your own. children of alcoholics and or dysfunctional The Engineers Club has the following I Know What You Did Last Summer Cost is $5per person, which includes fi families meets Mondays, 6-7 p.m. in Build- CRAFTS lunch special available Mondays from 11 (R), Friday 9:30 p.m bus ride and a $5 coupon for either re- ing 315,Room332. freshments, a.m. to 1 p.m. for $4.25: Eve's Bayou (R), Today 7 p.m. merchandise or entertainment. To make reservations, call Virgie Monday: Club closed. Mad City (PG-13), Saturday 1:30 p.m.. Craft classes Mahan at 774-2982, or Beth Holler at Jan. 26: Italian buffet. Monday 1:30 p.m., Jan 22 7 p.m . GLWACH workshops Overeaters Anonymous The hours at the Arts and Crafts TGIF dinner specials The Jackal (R), Saturday 6 p.m., Sunday The Behavioral Medicine Division Overeaters Anonymous meets Mon- 329-2867. There must be 25 paid reserva- Center are Thursdays: open 1-9 p.m., 1:30 p.m., Wednesday 7 p.m.. Jan. 23 at the hospital offers the following work- days, 7 p.m., at the Fort Wood Christian tions by noon Jan. 21.

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All middle school stu- The Officer and Civilian Women's for the winter season, now through March Tuesdays- Tap and ballet classes days beginning at 4 p.m. for children in puppets, flannel board stories and simple dents are welcome. For information Club is having a basket sale Friday at the 31. All units are half price of regular Wednesdays and Saturdays- Martial arts grades one through four. crafts. All materials provided. call 329-4513. Essayons Club. The auction is open to the season rates. Seven day advanced reser- classes. The library will conduct story hour public. Social hour begins at 6:30 p.m., the vations necessary. Call (573)346-5640, Tuesdays to Fridays- Homework lab forpreschoolers Wednesdays, 12:30p.m. YMCATigers Smitty's receipts auction begins at 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. open from 6-8:30 p.m. Participants will enjoy crafts, flannel board The Tigers club, a community- The A SYMCA participacs in for reservations. to Tuesdays Thursdays- Teen evenings stories, puppets, music and special guests. service group, meets Mondays and Smitty s hand in hand pro.ram to help from 5:30 -8:30 p.m. Free admission, open Grief and widow support The library also features a special Wednesdays from 3-4 p.m. at provide community programs. Bring your The Widowed Support Program is Paintball field open game room, large screen television, open Waynesville Middle School. Activi- receipts to the olfice in Building 470, or program called Dial-a-Story. The round for widowed people in the Fort Leonard The Outdoor Recreation Center has snack bar and more. ties include crafts, games, visits to call 329-4513 to have the YMCA pick the clock "storyteller" is available by call- Wood area to gather and discuss grief a paintball field on post open for use. Tuesdays to Thursdays - Computer lab Sunset Village and Life Care Center of them up ing 563-6111, and features a different issues, loneliness and coping with change. Hours are Saturday and Sunday from 1-6 open from 5:30-8:30 p.m _. . ._.W_ _...__._._ _._... pre-recorded story daily. ..._ _._..._. The Grief Support Group is for p.m. and by reservation. Call 596-4223 Sundays- Family Day every Sunday fromn For more information about these people in the Fort Leonard Wood area forinfonm tion 1:30-5:30p.m. who gather to discuss grief issues, loneli- Today- Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday programs, call 563-4113. ness and coping with change. Pool Tournament for youth ages 13-18, The Grief Support Group is meeting from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Cost is $1. Short term care Jan. 23 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. at the Health Friday- TGIF Dance from 7-10 p.m. for Short Term Alternative Child Care is Promotion Center in the hospital with Volunteer child care fund youth ages 6-10. Admission is $2. Activi- available. Forinformation, call 596-2556. bereavement counselor Chap. Groseclose. ties include dance contest and games. Another child care option is Volun- The American Red Cross provides For information about the widowed, Saturday- Pippin center open for open teer Child Care in Unit Settings. This volunteers reimbursement for child care grief support groups or meetings, call recreation from 1-8:30 p.m. program involves soldiers and family M expenses. Call 329-3334. Christine Brown at 596-0131 ext. 6-7367. Jan. 23- TGIF Dance from 7-10 p.m. for members in one military organization to youth ages I 1-15. Admission is $3. Door provide on-site child care for family mem- Health and safety courses prizes will be awarded. bers of another unit in exchange for similar AquaticsTraining: Swimming lessons for Jan. 24- Winter Wonderland Bingo from services at a future agreed upon time. For all ages are held year-round at the Davidson. 1-3 p.m. for youth ages 6-12. Cost is $1 for more information, cd! 96-255 Noon bowling league Courses offered for levels preschool through 10 games with prizes. A noon employees bowling league adult beginner by certified Red Cross swim Jan. 30- Video game competition includ- I YMCA begins today at 1 1:40 a.m. All post employ- instructors. Call 596-4359. ing Nintendo 64, Playstation and Super ees are eligible. Cost is $3 per bowler, per Instructor Training: Are you currently Nintendo, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Open to youth ages 9- 14, cost is $1. week. Shoe rental is $1. League lasts for 12 certified in CPR and first aid? If so, then Craft classes Jan. 31- Spade card tournament from Armed Services YMCA holds craft Phuho by Ouaoabu >s Strottrnan weeks. you could become an instructor. Call 329- 5:30-8:30 p.m. Open to youth ages I 1-15. classes Thursdays from 10-11 a.m. in 3334 for information,. Skeet shooting league admission is $1. Building 790. Adults and children are Pet of the week A skeet shooting league is held Pippin is closed Mondays. For informa- welcome. Class and all materials are free. The Fort Leonard Wood Veterinary Treatment Facility Wednesdays from noon to 6 p.m. at the YOUTH tion on these activities call 596-0209 . currently has a number of terrific animals ready for imme- Community Sportsmen's Center. Story hour diate adoption including these German Shepherd mix puppies. Clarke library news The Armed Services YMCA and the To adopt them or inquire about other animals available, stop LORA winter rates Dru Pippin news The Bruce C. 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Most of all, thank you Industry 6220 MAINTENANCE/MILLWRIGHT higher levels of position, supervise St.Jam es...... 265 for your visits, warnm embraces & MORE $$$58 Experienced in welding and steel technical work. Must be able to effectively St.Robert,Devils Elbow...... 336 FOR WHITE OAK STAVE LOGS ELECTRICIAN NEEDED: 480-220 2 fabrication. Overtime and some travel handle numerous assignments prayers phase, 220-110. Salem ...... 729 HAUL TO AMERICAN STAVE single phase, and motor required. Benefits include 401K. simultaneously Knowledge of City, State Hue Thornsberry control circuit experience a must. 40-60 Stee lv ille...... 775 COMPANY Send resume to: and National codes relating to design of Audra & Carl Johnson hours per week. Some travel required. Ex- electrical facilities is essential. Viburnum ...... 244 LEBANON, MO (417)532-4960 Mike Hough Shirley & Roy Miller & Famtily cellent pay. Benefits include 401k. Apply Competitive salary and benefits package V ichy...... 299 OR American Stave Company Cheri & Bob Warner & Family in person at Independent Stave Company, P.O. Box 104 is offered. Interested applicants meeting Vie n n a ...... 42 2 ELDON WOOD PRODUCTS 1078 S. Jefferson, Lebanon, Missouri Marsha & Charles Smith& Family Lebanon, MO 65536 these job qualifications should send their Waynesville,Buckhorn...... 774 ELDON, MO (573) 329-5271 65536. Phone 417-588-4151. Attn: Bob resume and salary requirements to the Jerry & Linda Thornsberry &Famiihy Phone: 417-588-4151 Cod® 4q7 O'Neil. address below or apply in person at 301 Ares Terry & Bronda Thornsberry Fanuily & ****.***************.* Let us run your 25 word ad in 202 East Central, Springfield, Buffalo, W indyville...... 345 MAINTENANCE/MILLWRIGHT Missouri Missouri newspapers for only $200. To CITY UTILITIES OF Conway,M organ...... 589 ind out more about Statewide Happy Birthday 6080 Experienced in welding and steel SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI & Phillipsburg ******************** Advertising, call the Lebanon Daily fabrication. 40-60 hours per week. Employment Office Eldridge...... 426 Record Classified Dept. at 417--532-9131 or LORDY! LORDY! MORE $$$$$ Excellent pay. Benefits include 401k. 1-800-288-9924. PC. Box 551 E lkland...... 329,933GORDY TURNED 40!! FOR WHITE OAK STAVE LOGS Apply in person at: Springfield, MO 65801 Grovespring, Competition ...... 462 HAUL TO ELDON WOOD PRODUCTS Independent Stave Company EXPERIENCED WEB 417-831-8381 Lebanon, Bennett Spring...... 532,588,533 ELDON, MO (573) 329-5271 1078 S. 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We offer modern facility individuals willing to receive free & equipment, Be able to work first and second shift. benefits ACTIVE, RETIRED, training for potential employment. include: health & life insurance, WIDOW(ER)S, 401K profit sharing plan, uip to 4 weeks Military all ranks. Affordable Follow direction and be part of a team. Individuals completing Workplace Readi- vacation, up to 6 paid holidays, ASE & TRICARE/CHAMPUS Supplemental Benefits include: ness will be interviewed and GM STG training, and bonuses based on Equipment/Supply 6010 Coverage. For information send Competitive pay telephone number, self-addressed considered for available full time Paid vacation, holiday, sick leave. Health, productivity. Must have GM dealership positions. Phone dental & life insurance. Uniforms mechanical experience. Apply in person H.P. EVANS envelope to: or call for appointment with MACHINERY CO. Earl Bridges USAF (Ret) 1-800-638-1401 ext. 153 provided. Hwy 64 West, 4657 Evans Ave. St. Louis Mo 63113. or 417-532-9705 Please apply in person Brian Moore at 4 1/2 miles from The Lebanon Daily Record Neil Twenter GM Center Lebanon. Bratcher's Insurance Box Blades, 5 1/2 ft.$305; 6 ft. $310 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DRIVER 290 S. Madison 2400 Industrial Drive Licensed agent in Mo. writing Medicare *Class B CDL licesnse Lebanon, MO Boom poles, $66 Lebanon, MO, 65536 I LOVE YOU! supplement, long term Nursing Care & *Air brake qualified or mail resume to: Rotary Cutters, 5 ft.$510; 6 ft. $695 CHERYL Life for Christian Fidelity Life Insurance *Local delivery PO Box 192 417-532-3121 M-F 8-5 Big Bale Spikes, $99 Company. Lebanon, MO 65536 Automotive Technicians ft. Grader Blades, 6 light, $195 *Competitive Wage & benefits or fax 417-532-8140 Position now open for experienced Lost & Found 6090 For more information Call, Please apply in person: automotive technicians. 417-588-3391 Lost dog. Dog is brindle, bob tail, pink Clif Bratcher Part time position Excellent wages for aggressive people. Hay/Feed/Seed 6020 collar. Call John Starnes, 417-453-6574. (In Lebanon each Wed.) Bindery room Apply in person Only. Need Available immediately. Johnson Service Center to contact driver of green Ford pick- 1-800-880-5946 Round bale feeders, heavy duty Also gate up whose spare tire fell off in front of Should be a mechanically inclined 1400 S. Jefferson, Lebanon, MO 65536 and corral panels for sale. Dependable Lebanon Suzuki. Please 417-725-5542 or write Penmac individual with a team work attitude. Ask for Ron or Tom call 588-3550. P.O. Box 1316 and made locally. 417-473-6364 22993 Professional Lane, Must be available for both shifts as General auto mechanic for days 8-5, Mon- Nixa Mo. 65714 needed. Hay for sale. Large round bales. Mixed Personal 6100 day - Friday. Experience a must! Call MEDICARE RECIPIENTS are you using a Lebanon Please apply in person: grass. Will deliver. 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Background must vacation, 401K, insurance, shift differen- 417-589-8037. MAINTENANCE & CLEANING tial. Call Georgia 417-532 9173 or apply at Start dating tonight! Have fun playing the include minimum of 3 years experience in POSITION AVAILABLE Balanced Care Lebanon North, 596 Mor- Missouri Dating game. 1-800-766-2623 high MARIAN, LESPEDEZA certified seed. volume manufacturing and/or Lebanon Publishing Company ton Road, Lebanon. FOE. I lartzler Seed. 1-816-869-3376. Ext. 7137. assembly processes in a supervisory Agriculture 6130 is looking for a full-time Part-time help needed for the 3- 11 pi.m. COPE volunteers work with domestic capacity. Must have proven supervisory Livestock 6030 maintenance & cleaning person shift. CNA, CMA or Med Lech. (Call 417- violence victims in the shelter and on the Dairy farm help needed. Call 417-462- capabilities and above average written for our 100 E. Commercial & 532-7418. hotline. If this sounds rewarding contact 7749. and oral communication skills. Position 6 month old Roosters assorted variety & 417-532-2885 or 533-5201. 290 S. Madison locations. requires experience in planning and Hartville Care Center is now accepting colors. Grain fed. $3.00 each. Call 417-589- Qualified candidate will be responsible applications for CNA's, for day & evening 4455. If you're a victim of Domestic Violence, Cashier 6140 c arrying out assigned production Call COPE for assistance and shelter. 417- schedules; orientating and training new for cleaning & minor repairs shifts. Please call Julie Cones, DON, at 532-2885, hotline open 24 hours. Full-time cashier position. 56.51 per hour 417-741-6192. plus paid \vacation. Non-smoking envi- employees; estimating manpower and of both buildings including the property outside the buildings. Special Events 6110 ronment. Redmon's Phillips 66 in equipment requirements to meet assigned Muist be available for BCC Lebanon South Phillipsburg. 417-589-2123. schedule and use of problem solving to improve production processes. afternoon & evening hours. (formerly Lebanon Park Manor) Enjoy Good Country Wanted Convenience store clerk. Experi- Is currently accepting applications for Card of Thanks 6070 ence & refe rences iequired. Must be over Competitive salary and fringe benefit Benefit package included. Music & Dancing 21. Call 532-8112. package. Interested applicants should Interested persons may apply at: The Family of Bernice Calton every Friday & Saturday Nite forward resume and salary requirements Lebanon Publishing Company *LPN's would like to thank each and 8 p.m. - 12 p.m.at everyone for Clerical 6150 to: 100 East Commercial, Lebanon Offering new insurance benefits all the love &'kindness shown to us Human Resource Manager & pay rates. during our time of sadness and sorrowc. Secretary/Book Keeper Country Corral Fasco Industries, Inc. For more information stop by Thanks for all the cards, prayers,flowers, Highway3J between for Lebanon office. Computers skills Looking to make some P.O. Box 309 514 West Fremont, Lebanon food, calls, visits, & memorials that were Stoutland & Sleeper necessary Payroll experience preferred. extra money? Eldon, MO. 65026 CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISrTANTS We are given. Billing, filling, data entry skills Or looking for some bargains on great EOE currently accepting applications for full May God bless each & everyone. considered. Send resume to items for your home? time positions, IPaid \acatin, welln s for info call: pay and health, dental & life insurance Gl'ii Calton, Gary Boggs Fiberglass plant in Richland needs four Then look in the Classifieds, Merchandise 417-286-3700 full time employees. Perfered experience, available. Come join our tcam! 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Loans/Investments 6360 Miscellaneous 6420 Apartments/Duplexes 6470 Apartments/Duplexes 6470 Apartments/Duplexes 6470 Homes 6480 Two steel buildings, LEBANON PROPERTIES For Rent-Nice 2 bd. apt. located Efficic'nc y a partmnent & rooms by wc'ck or 3 Bdrm., stove & refrigerator, 1 car garage. LOANS -LOANS Public Liquidation. 1 Bedrooms apartments NOW 107A Warren St., Richland. mointh.IUtilitnies incluided. Call 4317-588- Chain link fence, nice neighborhood & Washer/Dryer hookup available. 2763 or 532-.5291t gciod location. $4001/deposit, $475/month. People's Finance 50x30 was $6,113 now $3,896 available for, SENIOR CITIZENS & References required. No pets. Call 417-532-3956. Available to move in bet- $50 -$490 4x75 was $11,990 now $8,280 Homes 6480 ween Jan. 20th to Feb. 1st. Applications By Phcine HANDICAPPED/DISABLED 573-765-5618. 417-532-6868 Must sell, can deliver. HUD assistance accepted. 2 bc'cirotom 1 1/2 bath townhouse. Electric $100 Off first month rent. 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Call 573-774-6640 or * Snow removal Simall 2 or 3 Bdrm home in town. Lg. HOME OWNERS. Borrow $25,000)- 4 17-334-6411 ext. 5157B Michelle Bennett. Duplex, large 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Near lease'. 417-532-1203. fenced yard, baseboard heat. Appliances, 510(0,00(1. Home imiprosvem ents. Apply by CALL park. Appliances. Garage. No pets. 5575 Nice 3 bedroom, central heat & air, ga- phone/24-houir apprco'al. No equity W/D hookup. $310/month, $200/depos- 1993 Toyota Carnry LE. "Nice car with 417-588-4005 month. Call 417.-532-5672. rage, lc'nced yard. References and deposit. required. Platincin Capital 1-8010-523- it Nco pets. 417-588-2989 after 3 p.m. auto, windows, locks." Call Seller-Sexton Equal Housing Opportunity 2 bedroom, central heat & air. W/D hook Call 417-532-93511 5363/open 7 days. at 573-336-2000. 3/4 bedroom home for rent. Fenced yard.. 1, 2, & 3 BEDROOM UNITS up. Stove & retrigerator provided. 3411 Nc'wly remocledc. 3 Bdrm., 1 1/2 bath, lg. Gas heat. 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A&E Biography for KidsP iiairitin Movie. TheJoe Louis Story ,ilrjri li) (ti3)llo~ry dWallacier,Pair) Breakfasi Wihitie Arty "Otiervvo: The Mdagic Open Book Biography International Siririrr Movie:The MeanSeason m worke'.lfurpeac'. (R) S,'eact Flute";,"l pr vy iv RlinoIii'ii' ~ ItrElvsBetison. Iiiserssrise.(Dramra) )t1381')Kurt Rrssell. ST EEL BUILDING SALE... Save 45%. Auctions 6900 CNN Moneyweek (RI) Your Money(R) Daybreak Pro Golt Sunday Morning Enans& Neeak Reliable NFL Preview LateEdition With PrankScans. Factory direct. No salesman. When it's ®_____ Sunday Weekly (R)_Surce over- it's over. 30x40, $3288; 34x44, $3744; DISC PaidProgram PaidProgram PaidProgram Paid Program PaidProgram PaidProgram Zavoenliro Zooventure' Boneheads- MegaMovie Adventures ot Jaws & Claws Ineention Discoveery SERVICE KNIGHT AUCTION 40x66 $5944; 46x88, $8688; 56x120, m______Paleowocld Magic(l) A.R.K. (R) Hews (R) Sunday Jancuary 18, 1 p. m. $13,647. Others. Pioneer. 1-800-668-5422. 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TNT ScooyDooby Soby Dooby Scooby Dovoby Scooby Duoby Gilligar's Giligan's Lois& Clark:ThreNew in Ike Healof the Night (lit In the Healof the Night (tn In the Heatof the Night (In Ideal for all uses. 1-800-866-2784. Winter U3) Doo Do o D00Oo Island Island Adveniiurev of Superman Slereo) Stereo)(Parrt 1 of 2) Slereo)(Part 2 oI 2) or spring delivery. USA C-NetCerural MighrfyMax (In liraforce (In DouibleDragon Wing Cnrdr. SavageDragon Mortal Korehat: StreetFighter Savedby Betl: USAHigh (R) World Wresting Federation Movie. Cyclone (Adventure) STFEEL BUILDINGS sale: 30x40x10, $4323; ® (nSee) Sre) Sl,.rco) (In Steeo0) 'In Slere) LDeenders (IiiSlereo) New Class rn Storeo) Svperstars 19187)Heather Thiomav. 5 WGN Dr. Rod Key of David Miracles Now Stvgsafuont (to BvzoSuper Sunday (hr alereo) Pinky & lhe Superman Men in Black: New Batman/Superman Pinky & lhe Aiaic yvse 40x60x1 4, 8'7786; 50x7 x14, $10,591; Q) Meredith (hrStereor) Stereo)l II Brain TheSeries Adventureu Brain Tel S0x l0lxi 6, $14,240; 60x100x16, $16,707. Mini-.storage buildings, 30x160, 32 units, HBO ig Apple Storyteller(H) HappilyEeer Babar Movie:Never Say Never Again (Alis r') (t9t3) SeanriCanny, Clarisadra RealSports (R) Movie. Big Bully (Corrrody)(1996) Rick Moranro $13,944. Free brochures. Sentinel Build- (0 Circus HR) (InSt.,reo) After Banaier (In' Creo)'PG __Tvm Arold. Iv Stereo)'Pd,' ings, 1-81(1-327-079(3, Extension 79. MAX Movie:Nortfiern Passage (OrainaI (1915) Jell Movie: ihe First WioesClub (Comiredy)t1336) Gantry Fawn, Belle Moeie:Tils ls Elvis (Biogr'aphy)(1t81))Dflir Scutt, Moeie:The Truth About Catsand Dogs(Comredly) (19196) Uia mTJ F nlrvy RNea. irphe In Stuns ( PGi13 Satyler.It) St eu)'PdJohirinrn i)trraInStereo) 'PG _TthurranJarrease Garoflo.v(to Stereo)'PG-13' WVOL ILTANNING BEDS. Tan at home. SHOW 4:551Movie. Honeymoon in Vegas )(Caredya) Moeie:Juimanji (Fantisy) (19)15)lRbin iWillrriaslonire Fruit (In Busy Worldof My Life assa Movie'Magic in,rhe Water(Fnrasl) ) (1991tarkllarr'rr . I 'ira Movie. Buy rect & save! Commercial/home (3 (1!'19l2).),rr'a Cdur (In leinrei) 'PG.1i' Stere'o)'PG' Richard Scarry Dog (In,Stereo) Jrr aair PG,' ontloose 'Pd, units from $199. Low monthly payzments. TMC (4:20)Movie: Wild River (Dnram) JMovie:Cheech & Chong's TheCorsican Brothers Move:eZelly andMe (Draira) till8) toat'ollr Movie: TheBaby-Sitters Caub lDramrra)(rio') Movie. Jack & Sarah))(Cioiedy-Dramar~)(t995) For information on how to place your Free color catalog. Call today 1-81)0-842- 13 ) tikfl) Alaritroer P1('tilt (Comredyp))(t94) Chreechr Man inStereor)'PdG' Hrs, llrrr', 3 inaJohns 'PdG' SchuryterFiakBre Blair (InStoics) 'PG'1Richard F Grairt Saranthra Mathis.(to Stereo)'H' auction on the calcecdar, please contact 13101. The Lebanon P'ublishing Co. at Civsed Captionr 41 7-532-91 31 cor1-8(1(1288-992. Nordic Track Walkf it. Like new with own- S NDA CCI o(S)tereo Watch The Lebanon Dail'y Record and er's manual. $550. Look ,great, feel great SUNDY I ~ Bargain Lc'acder for more complete listings wsith indoor exeicise. 573-/65-3391. JANUARY______1 ___TV/ and direc ticons to these Listings [ Pets/Supplies 6440 ______

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Call 532-7569 af- CAMPBELL'S NEW ENGLAND HB0 Talkediv Death(H In)hSle~reu) Movie: VegasVacation (C rinly) I9971Ch'vy (.45)Making of Movie: Spill (Aituclritri) (1996) Brri a y//oli,' Escape-LA. Movie.Thre Hit(rr)(99 ireBonn ee a ter 3:30. CLAM CHOWDER ...... $2.99 MAX Movie:Strike It RicfuhI'uririy l'i'(111)Rnhrtr Movie:The Boy ivnltnePlastic Bubblie(Drama) Movie.Tne Phantom(Adivnnhum) (1996/ BriyZsun'Kristy Swarnyin Moveie:Mrs. Soffel (Drama)(t9814) Diane Keatoun, Mel Gibsovr(to Bread, Milk, Eggs, Cheese & Meats Gensler Logging. Buyer of standing oak FT/t cirts, dlla arir riw~at Inn'iear ) 'Cdv' It97n) Jo/ih n rn 'll~ai, 'raidi(ni innPG Seeo ' 3 and walnut timber. Phone 417-588-3802. FRESH PRODUCE ON WED. SHOW (ft1.20) Movie:Footloose (r)Ft (~I19814)K,.evini Movie: DeniseCatts Up )Clrini,.'.y/(1995) TdunDaly, Movie. DoaomRunners (Pansph)(19937)TeiPuma(rry, deaMlrrcr.a(In Movie:Junmanji (Fanntasy) (t995') RobinoWihrars BonniueRural. (In Ad prices good through ,Jan. 24 (D Bacinn,i. oSinaer.Inn Storer,)'PG OsDaaWheelen Nuchural a/uIn Stereo)'PG t13' Sliero) er)' COI'E House Wish-List: TMC (!10:45)Moel. Moe.:- Mrs.Wuterboure__Canne.r.yl rnurnl,'y1996) M.driu. urk'- Moei"..too-ref...nn,..(3.1.. nrylrruaa Mve'TeUsassei-(.asynse 195.tphna/wm.Mee.Aaeins(nat or while supplies last. *Baby Furniture Now accepting EBT Cards *Baby lotions, powders, ointments, Bill' West Im.tr shampoo's & wipes *Disposable diapers Wed.-Sat. 9am to 6pm *Baby clothes, all sizes Please contact PILOT OUTREACH 417-532-2885 or 533-5201 Thrift Store to make these donations. 970 North Jefferson All green tags, 1/2 Off! Wood/Accessories 6460 Tuesday & Thuirscday 12 till 6 pin Wednesday, Friday & Satcirday 103till 6 Wood for sale. $8(1 per cord. $100 per dry 417-533-5346 cord. Wc' deliver. Call 417-286-3183 or 532- 1888. Lawn/Garden 6410 Buck Stove insert. Excellent condition. Only 84510. 417-532-3595. Wood (or sale. As much as you want. Free delivecry in Lebanon city limits. Call 588- STUMP GRINDING 2645 or 417-533-3122 leave message. LI L' houise octside wood heaters only CALL $1,1395. 417-588-1110. A&E Californiaand the DreamSeekers The lustoryoh California bhians CarrieFisher: The Hollywood Family CaneoFishris takeon ouqawingyCalitornia arrd the DreamSeekers Theoh/isoryi ohCvalonaadgrrrs CarrieFishier. The Hollywood 573-736-5547 mD withi/reeplouts of taehrsh enf'roters (Pant 1 oh )u tHlyoo R 2) ihtvepnt ftefrtepoes()(at1r Fancily(R) Silent flame insert for sale for $351.00. CNN PrimeNews CNN/Sports ImpactWolTda CNN/Sports Thu/nWeek n inIpact (R) CNN/Spoils WorldReport (R) Call 417-532-6745 after 5 p.m. ® IllustratedIllustratedtheNRA__Ilustrated c DISC UtimateGuide: Bears Thne highlly tuturewarMiliany divaiyout nlohvast rumanoal /s Ifcamtiedrustoice tiles leli itr'atin I UltinmateGuide:Bears TIheIhihy ruturewarMilitary dnloneu t ofalmvastnremarsnatlso o nripaatnnzetl m) aapable hear. woaponsand eq/upmnt rapi~sts-(R)) abl hbear. B) a'w'apnsaanrideupusoo Ph) Miscellaneous 6420 DISH Timon.& Aladdin WattDisney Presents )8) Movie:20,81818 Leagues Under thne Sea (SrieureoFi-iaon)f/i)4 ir/k (:10)Zorro (to (:35) Spunand Movie:Hot Leadstud Cold Feet /dinnrn'ahy)(1978h) Mouneterpiece mf Pumba D'rnylus.a'es 'Masoni(hnSrr'' Stercc) Manly(R1) JunDaloCarom Vs'cirtni''1Tfheatre Mlarantz stereo cinit wsith (CD play',er RCA ESPN Winter8-Games Furm Crested SeniorPGA Golf: MasterCarat Chamrnpionship/--h n/atRouar itFure Sporiscenter World's Winter81-Games FurmCresterd Futte, Cobo.ISirnue Spoctscennter(B) ID Butte.Cobo.(ive) Coma,H/oaai (Soome-dayTape togs a a ae 6 pm TV. console, tossel shc'lf.C all after Apartments/Duplexes 6470 FAM (5:081)Families Under Fire FamiliesUnder Fire Coot/noes lobenOnteen LarryJones PaidProgramr PaidProgram PaidPrograrhn Paid Program for details. 417-588-9423. I Ocrm., icurnished, utilities paid. NICK MysteryFiles ick News(Ira HapDays WonderYears Odd Cvnaple DiickVan Dyke INewhart BobNewhart Taui Rhoda Phnyllis Belly White HappyDays PaidPrograms Wood fcirnacec'complcte ssithbblosser. mD ofShelby Woo Stereo) I) (InS/error 5600. Good condition. Call 417-532-6851. 3235/month, 550/deposit. References recqcired. No pets. 417-588-1119. TB$ (6:00)Moeie: The Running Man Movie:Total Recall (ScieceoFiction) (199'aArmola Sca' vrsoc/.4r, (Movie:Cobra (ramat/ /196) Sylvester5.51solvn,Br rte ielsen Movie:The Punisher (Advntre') (1990)(DOs/i/udunrgrainLours Ut (1987)Ann/o~lSchiwanzon r RBarcho'lco' r C sonlIJi - FREE FREE 1 Bdrm., W/D hookup, appliances. Water TNN tn-Fisherman Bill Dance ChampionshipRodeo Bnrorc anal FishingWith FishynWith Readytor lhe AutsRacing /ASe.AOWiston Coplt-Mller S'.//i)Ln iD'over Domns MyClassic Car MotorTrenid Flo RodTV /R) *Electric Wheel Chairs & Scoote'rs * Hlos- paid. Ret. Recq. No pets. $200/month. ®iD Television(H) Oudoors (H) rlllinun.uu(R))(In Steremo) RolandIMartini Or/andyWilson Road'Ira Stereio) ttnrannrl nit/edwra/y unLDroer,DOlctR(8/nirStere') (B) (haStenro) Television(R In)trnu) pital Beds * And Other Medical $200/deposit. 417-532-3630. TNT Monie:Two for Teeas(Wterslnr) (198)el rno rl/naollenvas,Scott Movie.Two for Texas/Westen)(/199'k)iKCrinCii les n,Sncinn Movie:Two liar Texas (We'sloni aKn) r's rr'onescum Smith Movie:Iligh PlainsDriller Supplies. For Medic arec'cripients or per- manently cdisablccd. $100 Off first month's rent. Quite, very USA PacificBlue (In Stereo) SilkStatkings (In Steneo)u La FemmneNikita (fn Stereo) Big Sane() (/nn'terit) SilkStalkings /R) (inn Stereo) PaidProgram PaidProgram PainProgram PaidProgramn To see if youcicqualify call large totally remodeled 2 Bdrm., 2 bath, 3 miles outside Lebanon. $350/month. 417- WGN Parent'Hood JamieFoxe (in UnhappilyEer AlrightAlready Hews(Inn Stemoo) CoachinIi, iglninanPrsr~k urnknowingly Earth,Final Conflict (In SI/moo) Adventuresof Simbad(R) (In Hercules-Jrnys. 1-800-211-6502 417-345-8209 U (InnStereo) Sterneo) After(In Stereo) (Ira 532-5641. Stereo)See) Ii sajbu/tavmie tro Close to Copeland. One bedroom, stove, HBO (6.45)Movie: Never Say Never Again (Adventurne) (1883) Sean TraceyToken Movhe:Vegas Vacation (Con' '(y(1197) C/un' (:10)Dennis Movie:Taingo & Cash(Draema) '199)Sylvester Stalionno,Idurt Rull1 MovieH/unman refrigerator, electric heat $220 plus depos- m ) Cornrery,Klausl Maria i/raiuvr (hInStereo) 'PG' On..It Stereo)rChase. 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2 bdrm., 1 1/2 bath Townhouse. Electric SHOW Moeie'Etreme Meaoures(Suspensne) /1996) Hh/rgnGrant, Gone Movie:The Deenders:Chnice otforvi(rarrr (198)EG0Marsal, Movie-Sunset Park ,dy 5Dframt) (l9yn) RheoaPernrarn, Freo a Movie:City Hall (Dirann)(1/99iG) heat. 13W, & WS/D hookup. $375/month + TMC (6:0811Movie:Awakenings (1990) Movie.Larger Than Lihe deposit. No pets. -417-532-9326. (Co morn)(1/5/) 8/I Movie:Mon' 1 Pit/s.. , (:~ r R yPc IcmI Monvie:Marked Mama 'S uspns)(tn/GiRug0 'ipy'//, Misels'ele Movie,Sd Fightens Grve ® RBobinWa//arms (InStoreo) 'PD-t13'S Murrvy.JanoatneGOa t (InnStereo)'P' s So'n .rags(ISinv R'Frir l-nir) I'S'96) PianlahyPir '' PAGE 4 WIEONI DA' JANU1ARY 14/ THUIRSDAY JANUJARY( 15, 1994 Essayons/Pulaski Co. Democratltlichlaod Mirror

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2 Bed room tome in country. W/E) hook- Lebanon/Boliver Street Stock. 78 Ford 1996 Monte Carlo Z34. Black.ILeather. in- up, No moide pets. 50( mfonthi520(0 Thunderbird, 351W, 40 over KB,S, Bal- tenior. 28,000 miles.Factory varr ants' deposit. Call .117-286-3944. 6640 Automobiles 6830 Lox.'c Chevrolet Buick anced, stainless valves, 10.5 to 1. Many $16,501). Call 417-668-5597. Air Conditioning &Heatingj extra parts, Complete ready to race. Spacious 2 bdrm. townhouse with large' )t9ci( Lioge O(ilueh Ifliior;,tchI $4,495 ,will deliver. 314-337-7118. clo'set s& hath u pstairs. Liv ing room, Saiys FORGET AUTO CREDIT Bad Cred it? kitchen, 1 /2 bath, & utility room down- h'icek. A/C , ANM/I vI cassette. Lorw mum' 1994 Olds 88 Royal. 40,xxx miles. 100,000 No Problem! age'. C oied.cttonditlion.'62,.-Ii)5'3'371(76. PROBLEMS IF YOU HAVE: mile warranty. Loaded. $12,900. staimrs.Privaite patio. 5125/11(. -+52010dep. H-eating &sin.iConditioning 0B0. Need a good pro-owned or news vehicle? Reterences reg~d. Av aialeafiter the 1st of 799t4PChrysleItr Le'iaront. C.IC Covetrtiblei. 417-532-9765 or 417-581-7298. Findncing Available I'll work hard to get you the paymenot you the year. 588-2614 on 532-5415. 1. JOB- mm. a0mo. present job 1995 S-10 5 speed with air. 4 cyl. 43,000 24Ihrs a day 7/days a w =ek - can afford.For a confideontial appointment, 3 bdrmn house in country, extra nice. 2. ADDRESS 2 years in state miles. Runs great. $8,000. Call 417-533- La uey SchooIl Deposit. No pets. 3. INCOME - mm. 51200/mno gross 3097 after 5:30 pm. call Susie VWilliams at 417-532-3146, 1 -4073 5a.9050v. 17tohn, 3(11 iim10..P/S, P/l3, $3001 tronth plus deposit. ('all 573- A/iC,', 7 L). Creat :,rel:. tond. 88,500i 4. CREDIT Chapter 7, must be 1984 Ford Tempo. 46,xxx miles. Automat- 1997 Firebird .5,80(0 miles, h--tops, C I) 7(15-4249. firm. (8i1)277-4 3 H(('nl luille, NIP. dischanged; Chapter 13, must hasve trustee ic, PS, PB, 4 door. $1,350. Call player, all options. Sacrifice at $15,500 Backhoe/Eluldo er 6650 letter 417-588-2186 after 5 pm. 3 Bdrmn home, dining iooin,famnily PCanr haulern. 1993 16x7 tdove tail, luve' axle, OBO. 417-588-1651.. 1989 Ford XLT 4x4, white, 5 speed, low mrn 11, large living room, and kitcnen. icmpsu,'w5inch; tine rack.,tol btoxes, andt '81 Z28 Body: No rust with Alloy wxhls., '1 Refrigerator, range, gas beat, a/c, j&I) Excavating gotiir1 es. 31995 wxill (Olsvon! 314-337- Call Toll Free to Apply Via the Internet miles. Extra clean condition. Call 417-588- tops, 350 eng. & trans. in tact. Just needs carpet, large yard. 7118 24 hours a day! 3783 or 533-2298. radiator & distrib. to run. $1,275 Cash. Nice location, H-wy. 28 & N. 1986 Volvo 740. Good condition. $3,500. School bus at dor at Spreiad somne chteer this y'ear wiuth a tclassi 1440 Tekary St. Lebanon. tied w',ant ,ad. It'',Us n esy w5ay tolma~ke' Call 417-589-6833. (:ounty Road 6210. 1-800-26 3-CREDIT or De'rtlitiln,t'xctsxionfilla1111h ileariii;, somibi'extrau ca41sh withl tilt'itemls 5ytou lo 1963 Dodge Dart Sedan. Slant 6 engille. N() lDOGS OR CATS! 1996 Oldsmobile Cierra SL. Loaded. roatd w'ork, miiick, gi .ase'l&e'topil . ltonger'n ieed. Phstnie IebanonlulDailyx lowe.getayes.com Plus 3 bdrnm apt. in Vienna. 573-422- 58,000 miles. Silver interior & exterior. Push button transmission. 32,585 actual 3893. 417-333-35-44 or 417-533-3053 $14,500. OBO. 417-589-4435. miles. Good condition. $1,000. 5312-5840. Osb.ornl I sasa I tg I Jozen ILade'r,lBatk- 2 Bedroom house in Richbland with hote', Dumpiro uc1m~k.eptic v'.a icr & sewer (CC)Closed Caption~ ca rport and washer/dryer hookup. line's ins'tal Iled 117 '83 Il'FO. (S) Stereo MONDAY (L.)Live Cal P573-6518 Kennyix let'iitLfIxl .va~Iiiy Ba khoie, I (R) Repeat sewxe'r S& eate r ins'talle&'tries. ird, d umpltnt JANUARY 19 Prime Time TV (T) Taped 2 Bdrin., garage, ap~pliances~ in Lebanon. trcks-gravt~ e lla.t 532'c-/'lnF yir. 340(0/monthi 2 leaise. Owner/ Agent, ChIat, gnils'cl, swate r, csew'r & elf ct it 7P 7.0 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 1030 11 PM 11:30 12 PM 12:301 AM 1:30 The-ProItc.373-346-40 Bac khoe/Lilmi )tnii IS1rici .ining111-.

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Water & trash furnished. Also rent to in bacri, ) I ht melts & activitit's. Ex- KYTV tSoddenfy lteny:In l',iro'ino in the FiredUp (In Datetine(In Streo) News (:35)Tonight Show(R)I(In Stereo) (:37) LateNight Actor Bly Crystal, (361rIn (05)NBCNewsNightside Call 41 7-532-5928. own & lots available. ponein'ceS& refemreni'cesarnoe ava I(ibe. PCall Remnt to owsn mobile homies. 3200 to1 $301). anyltimec'ati417.=8,4-2363. A1SF Bitraiphy PH iv . l ),'.rr, I i, i Calif, ornilte Dream'Seekers tos A us wtu syte caw & Order BiographyProfile of MartinlLutherCalitornia and ihe 0reamSeeesLs nee' vaeystem, Call tor details. 417-588-9438. Jr.(C) Hollywood,theDeprsin n oswrgowi R)at2 sf 2) INill tloi battysi7 tting limiyv homse' 'nl).shift SD I:'eJiIfolow, nod.,Lie Depresion1anfd yostwar growthi WFrt 2sI 21)ig 2 bedroom & 3 bedroom roobile homes. any5 dayis. 1Loing1119cannaps ss17 i'ears excp. CNN Prime Now', oBudnofat Larry King Live (LivetPhoni-h1 WorldToday CNN/Spo'n' Moeyin eR) esiht hwi Today Bardenot CNN/Spors LryKing L i( 4r Rro mIlsrated, (RJ), Prootllsanted All telectrit. 5300 month +$200 deposit. Call Day S7 7 i531(1RitclitI /Wa'n'uecb- ('all 417-532-2069 oi 388-2478. DISC Wild isco'veuu.ryElIIi, o ut iiiete lI Nino CocaineCops JusticeFiles Cuping with crimes Wild DiscoveryEffots is sate the ElNino R) CocaineCops(i ville area. S l're ruer R)toort ied ,againstildren.vs(C) Siberianter. (R) 1')I3 l(600) tMovie:rho Preachers Movie:iToe trniest Gieen Story 1([i;area) I'(19937'osCirce (eet, COOWal DisneyPresenis (R) Zorro (Ini MickeyMoose Movie.Treasure Island (AdIventitur) (1950)Bobby Motie: The Office/Commercial 6510 Cleaning 6680 kD __Wf _ __t_5_L(______f'_r':______Stereo) Club(R) Driscoll,Cobert Newton. 'G' _Preacher's Wife It:J0l Ctileye Baskeitball ii.,ic.ii iiat1StlhsCuliege Basktbah~lKansas at Missouri(Live) Sportscenter CollegeBasketball: Tess Chirisiianat Hawaii.(Live) Sporsceniter Ness warehoise spate xwith dock. Call FESPN 417-532-8112. - AiJM aMoieMoilighim BecomiresYou l.7v' .i.",(t,,, , , f .l s,v HawaiiFive"5 700Club Bonanza:The LostEpisodes PaidProgram PaidProgram 700Club [leaning Serices yl t'lls/ ff,[ , ''tir, Wanted 6520 A Geananteee ('lnrmpehtc six c & Dectailed NCK HeAvufolifv(In appiy Days Wonder Years WoniderYears I LoonLucy MaryTyler Taxi(Part t of 1Newhart DickVan Dyke Bewitched Odd Coupte BobNewhart Rhoda HappyDays Resieletals & ('mzioalencial 1/oi:taol iBautyi.I 7.,,rr , 15q;'( idbc. HeartCondition (Comedy)1)t9111)fDub /Hosis Derizef Movie:... Tick... Tick...Tick... (Dramla)11970) JunlBrow,rg' Ts~vhoReturn of Want to rent a Gradle A dairy farm. Call ('leaninag Stervice 2(35 ) ;rtfl,:iMovie: E)______Wasington..'enndy.te Mod Squnad 4117-345-es32r 417'-589 3512.If no lii FullyI~Iloded & Insurt'ed swrpleasekeeptrying INN Toiday'sCovviiry (l_.l hr r, In) 'rime roeCountry (In Steroi)vi MonrdayNight Concerts ILifta Dallas(In!Strto) Dukes01 Hazzard (In Stereo) PrimeTime Country (H) (In Monday Night Concerts I v Jtr I-888-532-3839 hO ;,n i''-DvsadDaon i ncnetStvevo)Dams and1D,,:,iamon Asi5 c ,,erl 1tNT WCWNiro (Inrc., Lv)WC.ir ()(n tro Movie:Tribes (Drama) 119701 Darien Mc~avin, Jan MichaelVinlcenii. Movie:Tire Man WhoCatured R&M Pi (lit'55alli rlIpetii)C Icruleaig. Deep (5J ______Eichmann 11991,)O.btrlDuvall USA Walker,Texas Ranger (I, , 11 S(77)WWF Raw (In 'Iereei WWFWar Zone (ItnStorto) SilkStalkings (R) (In Siereo)(Pan Highlander:The Series (fn C-NetCentral Magnum,P.I. PaidProgram Free' estimate's.4).77 c71 F _1 of21 Stereo)(Part 1 of 2) (InStereo) _____ -WN 7)ulHeavenin,a .('); Billy lie VamrpireSlayer (In News(In Stereo) BeverlyHills, 90210 (Ie Siereo) Inthe Heatof the Night(In Simon& SimonPadroam aiPogm (ar1fl2)'ill Stereo)(Parn1 of 2) Business Property 6530 Construction 6690 HBy.'I tiMcov,,iden iinrlrcl (fla,,)I iit , 711,E~slwou,,l, u.17 e Lt, 0,'Movie: Bullet (Drama)(1997) hMicketourklle, Tynac (:35) DeadBlue: Suring :35) Comedy Move:Trls by Jory (Drama)(1994) Joannet WhalleyKlme'r, Armand7 Building tom lease in Richla nd. Long term, IFtxConlstruciont. ANll 15(e, 1' services'ut" r) ilS. )I'Shaker. (IStreo)H' DepressionIC) (In Siereo) Halt-HourCR) Assantev(In SleresC'R nieets day care liensing, fenced play- frmlioIncetetItworki . 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Chetk otour iiprites ii;__Strr____ ,'Hiii' fAll,',, iftlarny Aiy'vvSmi'th,(InnSteren) _'C' ltCarrere. (InStereo) 'C' (ItSiereol 'C' COnpaveod road. Reduiced to sell 51012,00f0. 3 Rail I112x5 112 asi' .1ir'A, ~t Muoe. enyiros D~,7)(11) hnrDv~nny :35)RedShoe Beverly HillMovie: PhatBeach(Comedyp) (i996) Jornnaine Movie:10(Comel) '01/''91 573-33f6-3838 Simmtoneau's Realty. Eis;rl (nSrre)''ChIris S~i,iinl (InSleneo) 'C' Diaries(R) Bordello (Ci(Hinggy) Hopkins, BrianHooks. (In Sieres) 'A' Dudley Minor,',Juie' Aidres,.nt Only $4.40 P.F. TMC(605)Ivyie:'he AmnericnrMutte:Dead Presinmts (r)I) 0.5)'iS Tte(eihDai (nMovie: Article00(Dirata) (1992) CayLiolia.Kiefer Movie: Marshal Law (Drama) (1996) JirnnonySir,,ioJaies LoGios(fri lovlo' Under Allsolutely log clx onew home. 3 bdrm., 3 B 417-589-4100 .573.634-8475 ini nliceestabllishe~d neighiborhoodlC. Paived or 'treets, 2 car garage. 2193 sq. It. liviing Central i 1150in area. ILtoking for otfers. C all 573- 33(1-3838 S1MMC)NEAL S REALTY. 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Illustrated ,(R), ProtIlutated S-tanda~ird orl (T ('r DISCl,is hcoueny {!71 Disccoer tMagazineUi trc Great Adventures o1finhe20ihJusiice Files(C) WildDiscovery (R) Discover MagazineBsorgtcs Great Adveniures o1fitie2flr mo,1W.A.C . as 5449 downvlanld 8215 tdtl. & Free VEstiimates y) iti,'' .r1I ciiinis Century (R) oftirtlets tocuich criminals. (R(Century () set. I-1x701 Fli'etvwood 3+2 $51o,270)del. & DIS1 (5.001 Moieiituo~ic flownlieWest Was Funi )l ',,iii';1 711) Growinig PainsGrowing PainsWaltDisney Presents Fablies tandZroMickey MouseMovie:Summer Magic (Musuical(1963) lHayleyMills, Burltlvs 'G' set. * best' art' tour losest pric's ill3 17 ii xpt'i Ill Fr t(anmesPeachi'i f.I.i5i'rs. II ricreators (C) Cu Ilt. PNt (6.00) CollegevBasketbialli ',rII Coliege CBrsketbnaillSivvvvNrr,'DaFi (i.tSportve) scenter: SuperCowl World CupSkiing Freestyle- Yachting:NBAToday CR) Sporiscenter teers. 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I ______Leslie Nielsen- Demon(9r3 TNN/i'e andii(ou sofTammy Pime TimieCountiniyI K''' Soolnities V(101(In;Slereol Dallas(InStreo) DukesohHazzard (I~n Stcreo) PrimeTime Country Thet nitys Sorulisaes V(H) (InStereo) Aba~ndonii homle-nlteds gotod taimilyftrir 10- weeks. NMIany t illt,altIt' ,set' our it) WyniciteI I______ri'__ lv______i/___(_)((In Siereo) ______grandiuate's.1 1(11 f' -F531 O TT Move_c 'v for Toya.,C.i>I I,.' Bbn51.r;i Shomercian prhifo Ruigh Curt(InMonie:The Fly(Science Fiction)(i986,Jeff CoiibinGeena Duois.RoughCut (C)Movie: Dobte Jeopardy (Drama VAC Ca.1,ll ntow! 417-532-2125. STNRT ITIFL \) V INIARwltiiauit'w5(t- CDI i inS yvi of,7' 1(nSltnc0 ) Streo) (InSttee)( 1992)BuB ole'er. rteei,Strni itt PLickI fni st .N t ,itl'i 115Ihi I(01A, iWal eerRngrtr i t;MoittAnryPiaet IHIomrre (Drm,i i C/l2-aLao, nAhoy Page SilkStalkings IC)(InnStereo) Highlander TheSeries (Is Bug Easy(C) (InSicen) Movie:ADeuderan s Revenge .Sptcia1 lome tfianing19avxai libl'to tirst F I ____9'____u_____ i r _____,.______Stereo) (etr)(94 i.alFnie tirtie Otiuyers. Bad C reidit? No Credit.' Call 1+;5/Moie taC, ,I~ 5 ',ihriuhrrr1Honeymnovnerso I; Hone'ymoonersNews(In Hloneynrooners inthe Heatof the Night (In Simon&Simon PaidProgram PaidProgranm 1ts now f or details!!! 417-5331-2125. 0 t,.:'Stereo)( Stereo) 5 3 bed n oln, 2 bath11 1Ba1k 1reps lust Trasfer tyou. quialify. 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P/S, P/B, Am/Fm cas- MARSHALL ENGINES 1989 Ford 3/4 ton, 2 wd. Gooseneck & 1997 Black Chevrolet 3/4 ton Extended 1994 Ford XLT 4x4 Supercab. Loaded, 302 new tires. 1 owner. 63,0(1( miles. $6,900. sette, automatic. Red with Black top. Very bumper hitch. Excellent condition. Good cab long bed. 350 Vortex engine. Low automatic. 75,00(0 miles. $14,000. Call 532- 3 YEAR/50f,000 Miles Call 417-532-2603 or 417-286-3486. good condition.$6,500. 532-7429. tires. $5,000. Call 573-765-3134. miles. $19,500 or consider trade-in plus 321 3. WARRANTY 1996 Pontiac Firebird. Black, automratic, 1988 Pontiac Grand Am. 72 Chevy cash. Call 417-532-5502 after 5. One owner, runs Cheyenne 1/2 ton. 350 Auto. For Sale: 1987 Mack Truck. Diesel, cabo- V6, power locks & windows, cassette, good. 51,300. Call 588-1857. 350...$859 Good mech.cond. New paint. Hurricane steering wheel radio control. Excellent 400 Ford...$1,079 wheels. $3,400 0B0. 1994 Grand Cherokee Limited. Loaded. ver, airbrakes 20' box. Only $8,701). 1991 Hyundai Excel. Will sell as is with 532-4872. condition. 35,000 miles. $14,000 OBO. Call V8 motor. Red. One owner. Excellent con- 417-588-1110. cruise, air conditioning, AM/FM cassette 4.3 GM...$1,129 1990 Ford LTL9000. 9 speed, 40(1 417-852-4401. Best to call evenings. dition. $20,500. Call 417-532-6519. with anti-theft, rear window defroster, 2.8 GM...$1,019 Cummings motor, NTC injectors. $26,500. 1995 Chevy Silverado. 4x4, 3/4 ton, auto, 1986 Cadillac Deville Coup. Sunroof, tour cylinder, fuel injection, four speed. 2.8 Ford...$1,229 Call 417-668-5956 after 5pm. 1992 Sonoma truck. V6, air condition, P. loaded. 27,xxx miles. $ 17,9(10. 417-532- white with brown leather interior. Like Great gas mileage. Looks good & runs 5 1994 Geo Tracker 4x4 convertible. Au- W., P.L., AM/FM cass. , bed liner, truck 5(081, leave message. new. 1,xxx miles. $6,500. Call 532-5981. good.$1,850. Call 417-588-2420 or 588- All remanufactured to new condition tomatic, AC, mag wheels, stereo. Well 2449 to see. box, $5,000. 417-532-8876 leave message. SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, Ca- In stock at maintained. 44,000 miles.8,800. 417-532- 1993 Chevy Suburban 4 wd, loaded, front dillacs, Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes. Also 1995 Thunderbird VS. Leather seats. Lots of 6890 or 573-657-17(02. Black 1991 4x4 Sidekick. Soft top, 5-speed, & rear heating & A/C. 77,0100 miles. One Jeeps, 4WD's. Your area. Toll Free 1-800- extras. Full power. 45,XXX miles. $11,500. Call 4-cylinder. Extra nice. $4,000 0.B.0. Call owner. $1 7,50(1. Call 417-588-1555 or 417- 218-900(1 ext. A for current listings. 417-588-2517 or 41 7-532-7336. INAPAi WANTED 417-588-9817. 532-6031. 1975 Corvette Stingray. Automatic, T- 1993 Black Geo Storm. Like new. 1.8 liter. Large 20-30 foot box truck wanted. Tops, AC, PW, PS, PB, AM/FM cassette. Air conditioner. 66,000 miles. Call 417- Prefer low miles. 1992 Dodge Dakota with bed liner, 1985 Dodge 4x4. Good shape, runs good. chrome rails. $4,500. Call 417-286-3816 $4,20(0 OBO. 417-589-8286, after 7 p.m. 73,000 miles. $7,000. Call 417-532-5002. 588-1089 evenings or leave message. NAPA Auto Parts Must be 1 ton or larger. Send information to Lebanon Publishing leave message. 199(1 Chevrolet Silverado 4x4. 350, au- 921 South Jefferson Company, Attn: Bud Tyler, 1976 Chevy El Camino. 84K. 351) V8, an- tomatic. Extra clean. Loaded with Lebanon, MO 65536 P0O. Box 192, Lebanon, MO 65536 or call 417-532-9131 between the hours of tomatic. Good condition. $1,2001 Call equipment. 511,900. OBO. 588-1276 after 417-532-2181 8:00 am.- 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. 417-532-4091. 5.

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