Volume 1 Number 34 Published in the interest of personnel at Fort Leonard Wood. Thursday, September 10, 1987 r, Drill sergeants' pay hiked
k According to a release from the Drill sergeants with less than 13 total Army career counselors and 3 Military Personnel Center months will receive the following retention NCOs: 0 to 6 months, $55; 7 sC (MILPERCEN), beginning with the pay: 0 to 6 months, $110 dollars per to 12 months, $110; and 13 months or Oct. 1 paycheck, experienced drill month; 7 to 12 months, $165; and more, $165. The SDAP for recruiters sergeants will receive an additional more than 13 months, $220. and guidance counselors is: 0-3 $55 per month. Time served in a prior successful months, $165; 4-9 months, $220; and Special duty assignment pay tour as a drill sergeant will count 10 months or more, $275. Payment of (SDAP) for all active and reserve toward the amount of special duty SDAP begins when the soldier component drill sergeants in their assignment pay awarded. For successfully completes the special 13th month will increase from $165 to example, a soldier with seven training and is assigned to a $220 per month. months prior successful service as a designated position. Prior succesful i The $55 increase in the SDAP is a drill sergeant will be paid $165 SDAP service will also count toward the way of recognizing these soldiers for upon his return to drill sergeant level at which SDAP is paid. the challenges, responsibilities and duty. E. extraordinary effort they give while At Fort Leonard Wood, The serving as a drill sergeant, said Maj. Other soldiers reaping the benefits GUIDON will now list the names of Allen Deutch, special duty pay fo SDAP include staff recruiters, sergeants who have completed their program manager in the office of the total Army career counselors and tours of drill sergeant status. To see x , Deputy Chief for Personnel, retention noncommissinced officers. this listing turn to the awards MILPERCEN. SDAP is paid to staff recruiters, column page 5. 'A proud history' Plans set for Hispanic Heritage Week
Hispanic Heritage Week will be obtained from representatives recognition of the first Hispanic celebrated next week, Sept. 14-18. within each unit. American, many more Hispanic The theme for National Hispanic surnamed have received recogniton Week is "Hispanics: A Proud Francisco H. Ruiz, Penn Valley for conspicuous gallantry in conflict. History - Enhancing America's Community College, Kansas City, Future." Mo., will be the guest speaker at the The Hispanic serviceman has luncheon. He is an 'authority on acquitted himself with ex- if~ Several activities, including each of our Hispanic history and literature. traordinary valor In displays featuring famous Hispanic The Latinos Unidos Club will conflicts. During World War I, the Americans and Medal of Honor sponsor a dance Sept. 19 at the NCO distrust of Mexico by the United winners, Hispanic menus at many Club. States, made it difficult for the unit dining facilities and a story hour American soldier of Mexican with a Hispanic theme at the library decent. Despite this precarious are scheduled. The highlight of the situation, acts of extraordinary week will be a luncheon from 11:30 History gallantry by Hispanics were a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Sept. 18 at the recorded but none were awarded the Noncommissioned Officers Club. Congressional Medal of Honor. Thf t enu will corsist of chicken On Sept. 17, 1968, Congress ap- Capt. Michael Brooks (right), comrnpay Yose. Ey a, Chie& of the Engnee Crpsm mole on a bed of rice, refried beans, proved Public Law 90-498, The record, however, Is replete commander, E-5-i0-3, explains the use of the Israeli Defense Force. Eyal toured training tossed salad, tortilla chips with establishing Hispanic Heritage with Hispanic bravery In World War Week to be celebrated during the and Vietnam mask to Brig. Gen. sites on post Sept. 3.(Photo by Eric Cramer) sauce and dessert. Tickets may be II and the Korean U.S. Army protective week that includes Sept. 15-16. This Wars. Thirty-eight strong, one by legislation called upon the President one, each in the tradition of his to issue an annual proclamation ancestors, has risked his life beyond setting aside a week to focus at- the call of duty. Most made the Post commemorates Constitution Bicentennial tention on the achievements and ultimate sacrifice and gave their Church bells will ring when the take place at the intersection of where Missouri Avenue ends at the The public is invited to the aspirations of Hispanic citizens. life. post commemorates the bicen- North Dakota, Missouri Avenue and Veterans Triangle south of the ceremony. Travel on Big Piney Hispanics have also made con- tennial of the signing of the Con- Big Piney Road. Brig. Gen. Arvid E. hospital. It then goes south to South Road and Minnesota Avenue will be The Congressional Medal of Honor tributions in music, science, politics, stitution at 3 p.m. Sept. 17. The bells West Jr., deputy commanding Dakota where it ends. limited to ceremony traffic between was first authorized in 1862 by sports and the art of America. In at the Main Post Chapel will ring for general of Fort Leonard Wood, will 2 and 4 p.m. Sept. 17. Parking for the Congress. In 1964, Seaman John short, Hispanics are an important 200 seconds. be the main speaker for the One oak tree seedling will be ceremony will be available on the Ortega became the first Hispanic segment of the American population An oak tree will be planted and Big ceremony scheduled at 3 p.m. Sept. planted during the ceremony. Plans gravel area on the east side of American to be awarded the nation's who have contributed greatly to Piney Road will be renamed Con- 17. are to plant one tree for each of the Gammon Field. highest award for valor. Since the America's development as a nation. stitution Avenue. The ceremony will Constitution Avenue will start 50 states later this fall.
_ .,ter.. :,, ,.,. Post now safer place to live By Eric Cramer Foster, is the fact that safety The safety management staff has awareness training is now included also shown initiative that has saved
It is safer to live, work, and drive in Army professional development injuries and lives, said Foster. "We /". at Fort Leonard Wood now than last courses, such as the primary instituted a seat belt program on year, say statistics compiled by the leadership development course post 20 months before it was signed post Office of Safety Management. (PLDC), and the basic non- into law, and we've had less people Accidents involving military and commissioned officers course injured in private automobiles as a civilian personnel and Army motor (BNCOC). result." vehicles are all down as shown by There is also an increased com- Foster also indicated the ef- week-by-week statistics distributed mand emphasis toward encouraging fectiveness of the Motorcycle Safety by OSM. first line supervisors to reduce Foundation Courses, which are For example, last year at this time accidents. "In the past, the idea was required for all motorcyclists on there had been 152 injury accidents that safety awareness was the job of post. "I think the biggest affect involving military personnel. For the company commander," said these courses have on their students the same period in 1987, there have Foster, "but now we put more is in making them aware of safety been only 128 injuries. emphasis on the primary leader, apparel. I see a lot more riders 'the man on the firing line."' wearing gloves now than in the past, According to Kenneth Foster, of Foster noted that not only were for example," Foster said. the Office of Safety Management, injury accidents fewer, but also less part of the reason for the im- severe. "We had fewer people in- Foster said that the biggest provement of safety at Fort Wood jured, but also the injured personnel problem the staff of the Safety lies in new personnel evaluation spent less time off work. The Management Office had was in systems in use for both military and numbers from the systematic proving the effectiveness of safety civilian supervisors. "Now safety is productivity review in training and programs to the community. "There a graded item on officers' officer doctrine (SPIRIT) program, show is no way to show someone the evaluation reports, and also is part that this improved safety record has prevention of an accident," he said. of the civilian supervisors per- amounted to over $500,000 in cost "You can't show someone an ac- CWO 2 Daniel Mullins, officer in charge of from Mainland China who are exchange formance standards. This wasn't avoidance. By saving our people, we cident that didn't happen because Brown Hall, briefs a group of visitors on the teachers at the University of Missouri-Rolla. true in the past." are also saving the post and the someone else took precautions they electrical training conducted there. The (Photo by C. J. Vanhorne) In alignment with this says government dollars." learned from you." group was composed of college professors nside: Picture a pais'ey flag m Put a pet in your life Opinion...... page 2 See flag design story Trophy case...... page 5 by adopting one Community calendar..page 5 on page 2 Wood chips...... pages 7 & 8 See photo on page 7 Sports...... pages 9 & 10 V i V
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AA ® - - --- __ 6L+,OR ]M! 11'V1f911MR _ -_ Through heated disputes design was picked 1il,!j when she was startled by a com- "That's the ugliest ta By Tom Royer thing I've ever motion at her front door. seen!" Franklin exclaimed. The history of our flag began in a "Get out of the way, old man." "I think you both are tasteless. workroom at 239 Arch Street in "Who you calling old, you twerp?" Like I told Washington, keep it Philadelphia in late June, 1777. "Can't you see? I was here first." simple. I like the olive branches, and A small, wiry woman, dressed in Why don't you wear your if we clean up the arrows we can use gray and wearing a faded bonnet, glasses?" them, too." was bending over an upholstered Betsy opened the door in time to "As for the turkey, I think a bird Is chair on which she was replacing see Ben Franklin whack John a nice touch..." tacks when a tall, distinguished, Adams across the shoulders with a "See!" Ben said. white-wigged gentleman entered the long roll of papers. "Ben, John, I see "But the turkey is out. I suggest an room. you're being your usual mature eagle with a banner in his mouth." "Mrs. Ross?" he asked. She selves this morning." ignored him. Betsy led the two men into her "Are you Betsy Ross?" workroom. "What can I do for you "IMatpRvS." boys?" "I beg your pardon," the man "My dear Mrs. Ross," Adams said. began, "we are here to employ you "THOOEY!" She spit the tacks in as seamstress of our great country's the man's direction. "I said, I ain't Great Seal." Paul Revere. What'd you want?" "First a flag, and now a Great "I'm George Washington. You Seal. What's next?" know, father of the country? My "Flag?" Franklin said. "I like that, Mrs. Ross," Adams card." "Yes. America's first flag," said said. "It shows strength, power and "I don't care what your card says, Betsy, holding it up. it's certainly better than the I ain't interested. I've already had "Wait a minute! That isn't the flightless fowl someone suggested." three husbands," she said as she design we came up with," Adams "What about my bifocals? The handed it back. shouted. eagle could be wearing a pair "No. You don't understand. I'm Franklin unrolled a large sheet of signifying great vision," Franklin here to ask you to sew our country a paper, took a step back and smiled. interjected. flag." "What in heaven's name is that?" "Well, why didn't you say so? I Adams asked. "Eagles already have very strong don't do portraits, even if you are It's a nonpredatory bird in- eyes," said Betsy. "But, the banner father of the country." digenous to America - a turkey," in his mouth could signify the tall to "The Flag Committee has come said Franklin. one of those fool kites you're always up with this sketch," Washington "What's he sitting on?" flying. By the way, your chair is said, unfolding a large piece of "My Franklin stove, which finished so get it out of my paper. signifies our country's warmth." workroom." "Yeah. It looks like it was "What's he got on his head." "What do you suggest be written designed by a committee." "A pair of my new bifocals." on the tail of Franklin's kite?" "What's wrong with it?" "Oh, good grief!" Adams shoved Adams asked. "First of all, flags are rec- Franklin's drawing off the table and tangular, not square. Any idiot unrolled his own. "Now this is what "Well, we're combining three knows that." a great seal should look like." designs - mine being the best, of "What else?" course, maybe we should let future "Paisley? I don't do paisley." Betsy and Ben stared speechless generations know that we just didn't Betsy shook her head. "And, the at a giant "A" with a small "U.S." take the first design thought up by checks have got to go, too." over it and decorated with olive some fool committee. How about E "Anything else, Mrs. Ross?" branches intertwined with bloody Pluribus Unum" - One Out of "Burn it, George. Listen, what you arrows on a field of checks. Many?" (AFPS) need is a simple design. How about Red Cross here to help 13 stripes in red and white and up For the thousands of American "It is important for service between a service member and his here in the left-hand corner a nice service members stationed at sea, at members and their families to know or her family, consultation and blue area with white stars?" military installations overseas, or that the Red Cross can help protect guidance, providing information on "I don't know. It seems a lot like even within the continental United their peace of mind, whether they the health and welfare of the family, the British flag. Same colors, too." States, knowing that the Red Cross are expecting the news of the birth of travel arrangements during a crisis, "The Union Jack doesn't have any can lend a helping hand is more than a child or they are awaiting im- grants and interest-free loans when stars, and their stripes run every just a comforting thought. portant information about the health a service member or his or her which way. How soon do you need "These men and women are of a loved one," Brown explained. family needs funds in an emergency it?" separated from their families for "The first thing that service and service to patients in military "July fourth." prolonged periods. The physical members or their families should do hospitals. "The fourth? That's next week!" separation can often cause anxiety, if they find themselves facing a "Can you do it, Mrs. Ross'?" but at a time of hn emergency, the personal crisis is to contact the local In 1986 the Red Cross was called Betsy shook her head. "Okay, anxiety is certainly magnified," Red Cross," she said. on to help service members, George, I'll have it done, but you said Ann Y. Brown, station manager ' 'The services include veterans and their families on more gotta' take the cloth I've got on hand, which is red, white at Fort Leonard Wood. arrangements for communication than 2.4 million occasions. "That is and blue." once every 11 seconds, and on all "Oh, all right. I guess the com- occasions, the Red Cross did all mittee won't mind as long as it's within its capacities to assist the done on time. I'll be back on the service members," she added. third to pick it up." Washington started to leave, then While the Red Cross receives a stopped to inspect the chair Betsy substantial amount of logistical was working on when he arrived. support from the Department of "This is a beautiful chair. Is it for Defense and its branches, the sale?" humanitarian organization is not "No. It belongs to Franklin. The funded by the federal government. dummy was sitting in it flying one of his fool kites - outdoors in a thun- derstorm, yet. Lightning came right "The Red Cross relies on volun- down the kite string, through tary donations to the United Way Franklin and blew out every tack in and the Combined Federal Cam- the chair. That man'll never learn." paign to pay for the programs On the morning of July 3, 1777, provided to service members. But Betsy was putting the finishing It's a long way homrne, and you're needed. more important, it relies on the touches on America's first flag, The Red Cross is there to help. efforts of some 68,000 volunteers who are dedicated to protecting the peace of mind of those who serve our American Red Cross country," Brown said. Constitution grows with people
By Donna Bolinger-Miles dreams and visions of its Within its first four years, 10 forefathers. amendments were added. They supervision is key to protecting children Two hundred years ago, on Sept. Two hundred years ago, the granted freedoms of religion, By FLW Fire Department victims died in fires that occurred Just recently the Fort Leonard 17, 1787, members of the Con- Constitution was written for a nation speech, the press, the right of public between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. These Wood Fire Department responded to stitutional Convention in of barely three million people. assembly; the right to keep and bear Children die in fires. The numbers statistics strongly suggest that a reported fire in the post housing Philidelphia wrapped up 16 weeks of Today, it serves 250 million. Since arms; assurance of a speedy trial are out of proportion to their many of the children were either area. The fire was located on the debate and voted to approve the U.S. 1787, it has endured much. and protection against self- representation in the general unattended or unsupervised at the second floor of the quarters and was Constitution. It has survived repeated incrimination. population. In fact, all children, age time of their deaths. quickly extinguished. Thanks to a Twenty-three of its signers were challenges - some by those who five and under, are at risk by more Unattended children are defined smoke detector, no one was killed or veterans of the Revolutionary War. questioned the principle of a Later in the lifetime of the Con- than twice the average. as children left completely alone injured. They had fought bitterly for government of the people, by the stitution, slavery was abolished. with no adult or babysitter to look During the investigation of this America's independence and were people and for the people. It was also Suffrage was granted to blacks in A full third of the children, five after them. There are five major fire it was determined that two committed to the success of their challenged by some Americans who 1870, to women in 1920 and to all years and under, who were killed in reasons children are left unat- small children were upstairs and the newly freed nation. recognized the legitimate need for citizens age 18 and older in 1971. fires in the United States between tended. These are: babysitter was downstairs when the change. Prohibition was established in 1920 1978 and 1982, died in fires that -Parents have gone out "for a fire broke out. The investigation In framing the Constitution, they and repealed in1933. began when they were playing, minute," they are going to make a revealed that the children had embodied the dream of America - With these amendments, the mostly with matches and lighters. phone call or run a quick errand. started the fire by lighting candles. the first country in the world to Constitution has remained as Of victims, age two and under, a -The parents have gone out begin life with a written constitution meaningful and important today as startling 14 percent were respon- socializing. Now we all know that it is next to protecting the freedoms of its when it was first written. It con- sible for starting the fires that killed -The parents have gone to work. impossible to keep an eye on young citizens. tinues to guide a country faced with them. -The parents have gone on an children every waking moment. But The result of their efforts has been contemporary problems and Thirty-eight percent of all these extended errand. there is one very important called one of the mysteries and questions: capital punishment, -The babysitter leaves before the precaution that can be taken to triumphs of the political philosophy. school prayer, abortion and women's rights, Published by parents return home. ensure young children do not start Scholars still marvel at the genius to name a few. Public Affairs Office (314) 368-3415 Unsupervised children are defined fires. That is to keep matches and and insight demonstrated by its The reason the Constitution Sowers' Publications, Inc. (314) 336-3711 as children under the care of an Published Weekly - Thursday lighters out of reach of the children. framers. remains a living document 200 years For 200 years, the Constitution has 7,000 Circulation published by offset adult or babysitter, but this person An easy way to accomplish this is to Today, the Constitution stands as after its creation, is that it has provided a stable government reproduction was not with them at the time of the remember the term "Strike Zone." the oldest instrument of goverment grown with the people it serves. through which the people have Commanding General: Maj. Gen. James W. fire. The "Strike Zone" is the area from in the world. It has been flexible enough to molded the America we know today. van Loben Sels The reasons children were un- the floor to the shoulders of an adult But the bicentennial of the Con- withstand a civil war, momentous Even amidst the celebration of the Acting Public Affairs Officer: Virginia M. supervised at the time of the fire - it should be free of matches and stitution is far more than a historical social transformation, an industrial Mahan Constitution's bicentennial, it stands generally fall into three categories. CI Officer: Mo Ramsey lighters. observance. It is the celebration of revolution and the addition of 37 as the framework for the America of CI NCOIC: SFC Linda S. Lee They are: We are not writing this to lay the freedoms and ideas that have states. the future. (AFIS). -The children are up in the blame on anyone, just to inform you, allowed Americans to flourish as a GUIDON staff: morning before their parents. the reader, that incidents of this people. Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage Dee Dixon -Their parents or babysitter are nature can and do happen here at The bicentennial is a time for without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, physical han- PFC Eric W. Cramer napping. Fort Wood. So please be careful with America, as a nation and a people, to dicap, political affiliation, or any other nonmerit factor of the purchaser, user, or patron. A con- PFC Jeffrey M. Peyton -The parents or babysitter are in matches and lighters and remember reflect on where it's been and where firmed violation or rejection of this policy of equal opportunity by an advertiser will result in the Pvt. 2 Carrie Joy Vanhorne refusal to print advertising from that source. (See AR 360-81, para 3-1In) another part of the home. the term "Strike Zone." it intends to go in fulfilling the 10, 1987 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Page 3 Thursday, September Thursday, September 10, 1987 Fort Leonard Wood Guldon 'Small world' friends united in Army training By Eric Cramer ended up in the same company and The soldiers completed their basic platoon not as a result of entering training Sept. 4. Thousand returned to New York, where he will enter It's a small world, so it's said, and the service under a "buddy" '7 as a coin- college with a four-year, ROTC the Army can be an even smaller program, but simply scholarship. Boutelle will stay at "7. world. This is borne out by the ex- cidence...... Fort Leonard Wood where he will perience of two young men going "We went to the same school for training as a 12B through basic training as members about nine years," said Thousand, undergo advanced engineer. of Company D, 132nd Engineer who is attending training as part of combat Brigade. the Reserve Officers Training Corps The two soldiers don't expect to Pvt. 1 Kevin Boutelle and PFC (ROTC). Boutelle concurred, "We encounter each other again during James Thousand are both from didn't know we'd be in the same their military careers, but after all, Oswego County, New York. They place at all." it is a small world.
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Pvt.1 Kevin Boutelle and PFC James soldiers are from Oswego, New York. (Photo Thousand (left) practice on the LAW. The by Eric Cramer) Early outs for Christmas announced The Army's Early Transition Officers who have Department of the Department of the Army, other Program will move up the ex- the Army approved separation or than the early release, and per- piration term of service (ETS) dates resignation dates, officers in- sonnel scheduled for retirement, are for soldiers to avoid out-processing voluntarily relieved from active not eligible for early release. them during the holiday season. duty on a specific date directed by 515th returns from SWAPDOP Unless they desire to be retained on active duty until their normal By 1st Lt. Troy Aarthun Distribution Operational Project a petroleum terminal facility. The release date, all obligated volunteer Current ETS Early release date Current ETS Early release date Dec. 10 515th Engr. Co., 136th Engr. (SWAPDOP) conducted by Troop purpose of the test was to construct officers and all enlisted personnel Dec. 2-3 Dec. 1 Dec. 18-20 Dec. 4 Dec. 2 Dec. 21-23 Dec. 11 Bde. Support Command, headquartered and operate the petroleum'system in whose expiration of service Dec. 5 De c. 3 Dec. 24-25 Dec. 14 in St. Louis. This was the second an environment which duplicates agreement-expiration term of Dec. 6-7 Dec. 4 Dec. 26 Dec. 15 Dec. 7 Dec. 27-28 Dec. 16 The 515th Engineer Company year the 515th has participated in the severe terrain and climate service is between Dec. 2, 1987, and Dec. 8-11 Dec. 12-14 Dec. 8 Dec. 29-30 Dec. 17 (Pipeline) (Combat Support), 136th SWAPDOP, the largest peacetime characteristics of the Middle East. Jan. 3, 1988, will be separated from 3, 1987 Dec. 18 Dec. 15-17 Dec. 9 Dec. 31-Jan. Engineer Brigade, returned to Fort petroleum exercise since the war in active duty Dec,. 1-18. Leonard Wood Sept. 1 from a 45-day Korea. When the unit was given a day off deployment to Yakima Firing the soldiers had the, opportunity to Center, Washington. Hood for summer families benefits improved The 515th tested a pipeline system make trips to Mt. Abused consisting of 20 miles of six-inch skiing, Mt. Rainer, Seattle and By SGM Rudi Williams discharged for disciplinary The deployment was to participate diameter pipe, three pump stations, Yakima. problems. in the Southwest Asian Petroleum two pressure regulating stations and Scenario: A stateside-based "This is for anyone whose sponsor service member sexually abused his is going into confinement for more daughter and physically abused his than 30 days or is dismissed or wife. Court-martialed and con- discharged under other than victed, he received a prison term honorable conditions,"'' the and lost all pay and allowances. spokesman explained. His wife and children Immediately lost all benefits, including medical "The medical and dental care part and dental care and military of the legislation only applies to housing. They even had to pay for abused dependents," said the SELLERS-SEXTON the trip home for themselves, their spokesman. "But they can only baggage and household goods. receive treatment for an illness, Stranded! That's what has hap- injury or other condition resulting OFFERS YOU 2 WAYS TO SAVE pened to many families whose from the abuse. They can be treated or sponsor receives a dishonorable in a military hospital or under the BIG ON ONE OF AMERICA'S bad conduct discharge or is confined CHAMPUS program. Dependents for more than 30 days. who were not abused are not "In some cases, the service authorized medical or dental care." BEST SELLING AUTOMOBILES member's punishment caused further difficulties for the famly Congress included a "Military instead of improving conditions," Dependents Protection Provision" "This legislation will give the service secretaries discretion to A,P,R, FINANCING Defense 1.9' said a congressional lawmaker to in the National whom a military wife had com- Authorization Act of 1987 authorizing ensure that such families are able to CASH BACK he said. 400 back to their homes," OR plained about such a situation. government-paid transportation for move Help is now on the way, not only abused dependents who are "In special circumstances of family for victims of abuse, "but for all stationed on the U.S. mainland. violence, the (service) secretaries dependents whose sponsors are sent Abused dependents in Hawaii and will be able to authorize moves to to jail and would otherwise leave Alaska are already entitled to these other than home of record if it is in their families stranded," said a benefits. the best interest of the family." spokesman for the Department of Before authorizing the benefit, a Previously, when a stateside- Defense Per Diem, Travel and lawmaker said, "In addition to loss based service member received an Transportation Allowance Com- of income and moving benefits, other than honorable discharge or mittee, which oversees travel rules. these victimized dependents was sent to prison, dependents had Abused dependents are eligible for currently are denied access to to move out of military housing but government-paid transportation necessary medical treatment. were not entitled to travel benefits. home and free medical and dental Victims of family violence need But sympathetic base commanders care up to one year after the service psychiatric counseling. Without could allow the family to remain in member has been discharged or help, the abused children of today quarters a bit longer. The only other confined. Included is shipment of are more likely to become the recourse for the dependents was to baggage, household goods, one abusive parents of tomorrow." ask the American Red Cross for automobile and medical and dental assistance. care for abuse victims. Congress also authorized Dependents "deserve the security The abuse-related legislation, government-paid transportation to that if their spouse or parent violates which went into effect Sept. 1, in- "the country of origin" for depen- the law, they will not be abandoned cludes a provision for travel benefits dents who are foreign nationals. by their government in a place far for stateside-based dependents of They can also ship one family-owned from home," said the lawmaker. service members who are motor vehicle. (AFIS) '4
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Pence Child development Center Eligibility for free and reduced on the following income scales ef- participates in the USDA Child Care price meals reimbursement is based fective through June 30, 1988: ' Program. The same meals will be Eligibility scable for Eligibility scale for enrolled Family size made available to all free meals reduced price meals children at no separate charge 1 7,150 10,175 regardless of race, color, national 2 9,620 S13,690 origin, age, sex or handicap. There 3 12,090 17,205 ia descrimination in the course of 4 14,560 20,720 4: the meal. 5 17,030 24,235 If you believe that you have been 6 19,500 27,750 treated unfairly in receiving food 7 21,970 31,265 34,780 service for any of these reasons, 8 24,440 2,470 write immediately to the Secretary For each additional fanmnily 3,515 of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. member add: 20250. CourtMarflal report...... The results of court-martials 26 found Pvt. 2 Lorie A. Morrison of Martial imposed a sentence upon during August follow: On Aug. 26, a Headquarters Company, 58th SP4 Pamela D. Gray, Headquarters General Court-Martial imposed a Transportation Battalion, 1st Company, 58th Transportation sentence upon Sgt. Frank J. Engineer Brigade, guilty of stealing Battalion, 1st Engineer Brigade. She The new 1987-1988 Exchange Mail The reason for the fee is like other Eligibility Reporting System Order Catalog has gone the way of retailers, the exchange wants to (DEERS). other mail order books. In the past attract only serious shoppers. Because of the DEERS link, the catalog was free. Now it will cost Almost 200,000 certificates for free customers can also call a toll-free $3. catalogs have been mailed to number to place mastercard, visa Inside the catalog will be a coupon customers who placed catalog and discover credit card orders. for $5 of the first order of $25 or more merchandise orders between Sept. 1, This does not apply to National or $10 off any order of $1,000 or more. 1986, and May 15, 1987. Guard and Reserve personnel who Some of the other changes coming Order forms no longer have to be will still need authentication by with the catalog are automatic order signed by exchange customer ser- customer service representatives or States to prove unit control officers. They also Force Exchange Service. The consent authentication in the United vice representatives Maj. Gen. James W. van Loben Sels, post telephone eligibility for catalog privileges. cannot use the toll-free number for operation of and a toll-free U.S. commanding general, and Frank DiMartino, agreement authorizes the number for credit card users. And Orders will be authenticated credit card orders. general manager, Area Exchange, sign the AAFES food facilites on post. (Photo by C. J. they will be sold at installation automatically because of a com- Telephone orders are accepted Memorandum of Agreement between the Vanhorne) magazine racks and exchange puter link between the catalog from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central Department of the Army and Army Air customer service counters. center and the Defense Enrollment Time Monday through Friday. udget is master plan for managing family monies By Hal Haskins budgets are futile," said the wife of a Even with the frustration of the accomplished through savings. -Be flexible. Budgets should not -Shop carefully. serviceman stationed in West falling dollar there and in other A budget is just a master plan for be "set in stone." Make adjustments -Involve the whole family. "I disagree with the notion that Germany. overseas location, this family found managing your family's total as changes occur in your needs, Appointments for budget coun- budgeting the key to living within monthly income. This will include income, family size and goals. seling can be made through their means and even saving some all regular sources of money, such -Use credit wisely. Charge only Financial Planning, Army Com- money. as wages and salaries, Social what your planned expenses will munity Service, by calling 368-1126. "It isn't easy," she said, but it is Security, child support, alimony, allow. (AFIS) possible, provided people don't pensions, rent, second jobs and spend more than they earn and interest and dividends. out your total maintain a standard of living that Second, figure EXPENSES LIMITSiGOALS-TACT.AL .MOUNT PER MONTH matches their salary." monthly expenses. This includes That statement puts family fixed expenses, such as rent or budgeting in a nutshell. But to get a mortgage, insurance, car payments Fixed Expenses $ Sept. 19 Abrams budget working for you, it takes and loan payments, and variable FRent Mortgage Theater Nightmare On Elm Street (R), 1:30 some thought, attention to detail and expenses, such as food, clothing, Loan payments For more information, call p.m., Sept. 20 determination. transportation, utilities and 368-1267 Revenge of The Nerds II: Nerds In Car payments Before setting up a budget, recreation. You can do this by Paradise (PG-13), 6:30 p.m., Sept. 20 Insurance however, sort you family's financial reviewing past bills and canceled (Other) Adventures In Babysitting (PG-13), goals into three groups: checks or by keeping a spending 7 p.m., Sept. 10 Baker Theater -Immediate needs - things you diary." Variable Expenses $ Beverly Hills Cop II (R), 7 p.m., and your family can't do without. Food more information, call Sept. 11 For This includes food, clothes, rent or Third, match your expenses and Clothing The Boss' Wife (R), 9:30 p.m., Sept. 368-2538 mortgage, utilities and health care. financial goals with your income. Heat 11 -Short-term goals. These are One type of chart you can use is Gas Full Metal Jacket (R), 1:30 and 6 Wanted Dead or Alive (R), 7 p.m., things you want or need in the near shown on this page. Electricity p.m., Sept. 12, and 7 p.m., Sept. 16, 17 Sept. 10 future, such as appliances, a car, Fill in the "Limits-Goals" column and 18 Jumping Jack Flash (R), 7 p.m., and home or car repairs. of the chart with your planned Water The Color of Money (R), 8 p.m., Sept. 11 -Long-term goals. Some spending limits and savings goals. Phone Sept. 12 Playing For Keeps (PG-13), 1:30 examples are the down payment on In the monthly columns, record the Appliances Streetwalkin' (R), 10:20 p.m., Sept. p.m., Sept. 12 a house, college for kids, and actual amounts you spend and save. Recreation 12 Sept. 12 and Robocop (R), 6:30 p.m., vacation and retirement. In a balanced budget, total ex- (Other) The Untouchables (R), 1:30 and 6:30 13 Immediate needs and some short- penses and savings will match total SAVINGS GOAL p.m., Sept. 13, and 7 p.m., Sept. 14 Jaws - The Revenge (PG-13), 1:30 term goals normally are covered income for the same period. and 15 p.m., Sept. 13, and 7 p.m., Sept. 18 under monthly expenses. Other To make a budget work, coun- Savings account $ Critical Condition (R), 9:30 p.m., Outrageous Fortune (R), 7 p.m., short- and long-term goals are best selors recommend these tips: Credit union Sept. 18 Sept. 17 (Other) Spaceballs (PG), 1:30p.m., Sept. 19 Adventures In Babysitting (PG-13), Who's That Girl (PG), 6 p.m., Sept. TOTAL EXPENSES 1:30 p.m., Sept. 19 and 20, and 7 p.m., The programs and activities of the American Red Cra" ae supportd ' the ib/ dal con- ANDSAVINGS $ 19 Sept. 25 tributions time and blood donations of volunteer Americans. The iumanitmtarian organiza- TOTAL INCOME $ North Shore (PG), 8 p.m., Sept. 19 Beverly Hills Cop II (R), 6:30 p.m., tion does not receive government funding fir itsLprgrms. Extreme Prejudice (R), 10 p.m., Sept. 19 and 20 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, September 10, 1987 Tro hycase Page 5 5 Wood Guidon10, 1987 Thursday,PageFort Leonard September Park College scholarship awarded ... Cynthia Kelly is the recipient of Fort Leonard Wood. It is good for 30 obtain an associate of science the Park College Military Depen- semester hours of instruction in an degree in that field. She was selected dent Scholarship for the 1987-88 approved program leading to the for the scholarship by a committee school year. She is married to PFC award of an associate's or of military, educational and com- Fred Kelly of Medical Department bachelor's degree. munity leaders based on her Activity. Kelly is presently enrolled in the demonstrated leadership, in- The scholarship is given annually medical records management volvement in community activities, to a deserving family member of program at Park College Resident scholarship ability and recom- active-duty military assigned, at- Center, Truman Education Center. mendations from work and com- tached or residing in the vicinity of She plans to use her scholarship to munity leaders. Awards, promotions & arrivals Martin J. Wendel Jr. Meritorious Off the Trail Thomas G. Harrison Service Three Years Medal SFC Michael Bush, DSS, 136th Engr. Ronald C. Barkley, HHC, 132nd SFC Bde. Engr. Bde. Michael Tennancour, D-35-132 Dannie L. Floyd, HQ Co.-58-1 SSgt. Keith Hay, Co. B, 43rd AG Bn. D. Thomas, Gar. Co., Arrivals William Thomas Mady, C-589-132 USATCE MSgt. Thomas E. Solomon, Cbt. Frank Rachal, A-6-10-3 Tng. Co., 136th Engr. Bde. SFC Steven M. Beattie, NCOA-DDS, Army Two Years 136th Engr. Bde. SFC Daniel Ayers, C-2-10-3 Joe W. Smith, 12th Trans. Co., Commendation Robert Carter, A-6-10-3 136th Engr. Bde. Medal James Isabell, A-87-1 John H. Taylor, Gar. Co., Thomas Madden, A-577-1 USATCE Howard Lewis McCool reads the oath of Sergeant School. The elder McCool is a Lloyd Russell, D-589-132 SSgt. Keith A. Anderson, 399th Army enlistment for his son, SSgt. Gregory Mc- retired Air Force captain. (Photo by C. J. (Second Oak Leaf Cluster) James Williams, A-87-1 Band Cool, who is assigned to the Non- Vanhorne) 3-10-3 Capt. William F. Pringle, SSgt. Henry Clark, E-5-10-3 Rochelle C. Broadway, B-4-10-3 commissioned Officers Academy--Drill Co., 136th Orval B. Stever II, HQ Clarence Davis, A-31-132 Lewis O. Day, HQ-58-1 Engr. Bde. Todd Dryer, E-4-10-3 John W. Knapp, HQ, 136th Engr. Brooks, HQ Co.-58-1 SFC Noble L. George Franklin, B-4-10-3 Bde. Mark Petrich, D-6-10-3 SSgt. Candido Santiago, B-577-1 Gary L. Rice, HQ-87-1 Frank F. Rachal, A-6-10-3 David Thomas, B-6-10-3 Richard D. Thompson, HQ, MP Sgt. Debra Davis, HQ Co., 136th Civili a ard s ******** B-169-1 a n w. James Velez-Acosta, Comd. Engr. Bde. Shawn Salisbury, B-6-10-3 Sgt. Barclay Weishuff, E-3-10-3 Special Act Sgt. Stephen R. Kuykendall Jr., Rebecca D. Payton, 43rd AG Bn. (First Oak Leaf Cluster) MEDDAC Marilyn J. Bassett, DOC Award George Rorie Jr., MEDDAC Paulette A. Bloch, DOC SSgt. Craig Allan SiRes, 399th Army Promotions Paul J. Mihalevich, C-5-136 James M. Boatman, ISC Larry J. Sharp, MEDDAC Debbie K. Clark, DOC Band MSgt. Larry S. Creek Yonda R. Preyer, Gar. Co., Eloise V. Elmer, ISC David L. Simkins, MEDDAC N. Nadine Cordry, DOC Sgt. Carroll W. Steward, 93rd Evac. Toney L. Fields USATCE Carolun P. McCowan, ISC Mary A. Smith, DEH Marlene J. Engstrom, Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Clarence Joseph Jr. Henderson Scott III, HQ Co., 136th DOC Maria S. Rivera, ISC Robert D. Tussey, DEH Carolyn G. Galegor, SP4 Clyde White, 93rd Evac. Hosp., Jerry Posey Engr. Bde. DOC Carol A. Roling, DEH Margaret L. Varney, DPTM Gerald E. Hawkins, DOC 136th Engr. Bde. SFC Frank P. Baca Jr. SP4 Christopher A. Carpenter, HQ John L. Self, DEH Donna F. Hickey, DOC Keith L. Berg Co., 132nd Engr. Bde. Paul R. Hutsell, Douglas T. Barnett Steven M. Dehart, 12th Trans. Co., DOC Quality Brian Timothy A. Clampitt 136th Engr. Bde. J. Jeffries, DOC Suggestion Becky S. Johnson, DOC Larry A. Collins Darron R. Michael, HQ, MP Step Tommy L. ARCOM Sidney E. Dennard Comd. Award Increase Kinsley, DOC Alvin L. Hamilton Mark A. Obright, NCOA-DSS, Robert W. Simpson Jr., DEH Carol A. Lastrapes, DOC SFC Harvey L. Milner, NCOA-DSS, Patricia L. Berry, MEDDAC John T. Mary E. Jamieson 136th Engr. Bde. Marso, DOC 136th Engr. Bde. Roy G. Blackburn, TDFO Charles T. Longacre Douglas T. Wardrop, 93rd Evac. Alma D. Pemberton, DOC Ronnie E. Wells, HHC, 43rd AG Nelson M. Goff, TDFO Pe Mandezrodriguez Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. On The Spot Charles A. Peterson, DOC Bn. Pamela S. Huff, 136th Engr. Bde. Gary L. Mitchell PFC Mary E. Allen, HQ Co., 1st Delia Ramey, DOC SSgt. Henry Clark, E-5-10-3 Candace M. Rawls, DOC James H. Oliver Jr. Engr. Bde. Cash Award SP4 Darien L. Walker, Gar. Co., Patrick W. Auckerman, MEDDAC Donald R. Runyon David J. Garcia, PSSP Det. Beverly J. Reid, DOC USATCE Yolanda L. Bumgardner, DPCA Ronald W. Seymore Jose J. Lopez, DENTAC DA Carol Roberts, DOC Elizabeth G. Carter, MEDDAC David Randall Stevermer Margie E. Swanson, 93rd Evac. Certificate Scott Jr., DOC Ronald G. Crabtree, DOL Bobby B. Tutt Hosp., 136th Engr. Bde. Glenn W. Tate, DOC Mary L. Deardeuff, MEDDAC Drill James H. Vanmansart Pvt. 2 Robert L. Gurske, B-5-136 of Achievement Judith K. Titus, DOC Thomas L. Magruder, DEH Sergeants Randy P. Weiss Paul J. Howell, MEDDAC Mary R. Agan, DOC Emma J. Vigus, DOC Community calendar This Week... + Al-Anon, 5:30-7 p.m., Building 2126 + Coffee House Ministry, 6 p.m., + Fitness Program, 9-10 a.m., 11:40 + Al-Anon, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and + Ladies Night, 8 p.m., NCO Club Mongolian Barbecue, 6-9 p.m., South Iowa Chapel a.m.-12:15 p.m. and 5:15-6:15 p.m., 5:30-7 p.m., Building 2126 Sept. 10: Officers Club + Protestant Bible Study, 7 p.m., Monday-Friday, Nutter Field House + Dance Classes, 2:30-6:30 p.m., Sept. 17: + Open Activities, 10-19 years, 6-10 Central Iowa Chapel + Free Aerobics Class, 9:30-10:30 Tuesdays, Building 1379 + Open Activities, 10-19 years, 4-8 + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., p.m.; Free Jukebox Music, Building + Jukebox Dance, 7:30 p.m., Walker a.m., Monday-Friday, 132nd Engr. 169th Engr. Bn., 136th Engr. Bde., p.m., Building 1379 Buildings 451 and 463 1379 Recreation Center Bde. Gym Organization Day Picnic, 3:30-8 + Children's Choir Rehearsal, 5-12 SAME-ASMC Joint Meeting, 11:30 + Youth Choir Rehearsal, 7th-12th + Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd p.m., Colyer Park years, 4:30 p.m., Main Post Chapel a.m.-1 p.m., NCO Club grade, 6 p.m., Lieber Heights Chapel Brigade Fitness Center 5,000-Meter Cross-Country Cham- + TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 742 + Free Learn To Bowl Clinics, 1:30-2 WSHS Varsity Football, vs. Mar- Sept 13: + Aerobics Class, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 pionship, 5:30 p.m., Colyer Park WSHS Volleyball, 6 p.m. (Bus, 4:30- p.m., Thursdays through Sep- shfield, Mo., 7:30 p.m., School Sunday Brunch, TBA, Officers Club p.m., 1st Engr. Bde. Gym + Evening Toastmasters Club, 7 10 p.m.), Lebanon, Mo. tember, Daugherty Bowling Center + Jukebox Dance, 7:30 p.m., Walker + Muslim Classes, 10 a.m., Building + Korean Bible Study, 1 p.m., p.m., Building 442 + Boy Scout Troop 146, 7 p.m., WSHS Girls Tennis, vs. West Plains, Recreation Center 825 Building 458 + Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Walker Building 1370 4 p.m., School + Disco, 10 p.m., Ballroom, NCO + YAC Family Day, 10-19 years, 1-4 + Open Activities, 10-19 years, 4-8 Recreation Center + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., WSHS Cross-Country, 4:30 p.m. Club p.m., Building 1379 p.m., Building 1379 Building 2126 (Bus, 2:30-8 p.m.), Steelville, Mo. + Spanish Bible Study, 1 p.m., WSHS Girls Softball, vs. Dixon, Mo., + Boy Scout Troop 149, 7 p.m., Sept. 16: WSHS Girls Softball, 4:30 p.m. (Bus, Building 590 4:30 p.m., School Building 367 Sept. 12: + Aerobics, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 3:30-8 p.m.), Crocker, Mo. + Eight-Ball Pool Tournament, 2 Monday Night TV Football Starts, + Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 Advanced Rappelling and 1st Engr. Bde. Gym + Children's Choir, 4:30 p.m., Main p.m., Walker Recreation Center Food specials, 5-8 p.m., Castle p.m., Walker Recreation Center Spelunking Trip, Rolla, Mo., 8 a.m.-4 + English Classes, 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 Post Chapel + Table Tennis Tournament, 2 p.m., Lounge, Officers Club + Table Tennis Club, 7 p.m., Walker p.m., Outdoor Recreation Center p.m., Building 458 + TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 542 Walker Recreation Center WSHS JV Football, vs. Helias, 5:30 Recreation Center ITT Laclede's Landing Trip to St. + Protestant Bible Study, 9 a.m., WSHS Volleyball, vs. Plato, Mo., + Square Dance, 7 p.m., Walker p.m., School + Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Walker Louis, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Walker Main Post Chapel, and 7:15 p.m., 6:30 p.m., School Recreation Center WSHS Volleyball, vs. Sullivan, 5:30 Recreation Center Recreation Center Lieber Heights Chapel + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., + PYOC, 5 p.m., Main Post Chapel p.m., School Float Massacre and Picnic, Golf + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Building 2126 + Bethel Bible Study, 7-8:30 p.m., + Gospel Choir, 7 p.m., Walker Course Bridge to TA 250 Buildings 451 and 463 + Boy Scout Troop 149, 7 p.m., Central Iowa Chapel Recreation Center Sept. 11: + Free Learn To Bowl Clinic, 1:30-2 + Citizenship Classes, 9:30-11 a.m. Building 367 + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., PWOC, 9-11 a.m., Lieber Heights p.m., Saturdays through September, and 12:30-2:30 p.m., Building 458 + Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 Building 2126 Chapel Daugherty Bowling Center Next Week... + TOPS, 9:30 a.m., Building 267 p.m., Walker Recreation Center + Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd + Open Activities, 10-19 years, 6-11 + Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd + Table Tennis Club, 7 p.m., Walker Brigade Fitness Center p.m.; Popcorn and Movie Night, 8:30 Sept. 15: Brigade Fitness Center Recreation Center 1st Engr. Bde. AIT Graduation, 11 p.m.; Building 1379 Sept. 14: + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Boss Night, 4:30 p.m., NCO Club + Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Walker a.m., Abrams Theater WSHS JV Volleyball, TBA, Cam- + NCO and Officers Clubs Closed Buildings 451 and 463 + Story Hour, 6 p.m., Library Recreation Center + Aerobics, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., denton, Mo. + Catholic Bible Study, 9 a.m., + Toastmasters Club, 11:30 a.m., + Korean Club, 7 p.m., Walker 1st Engr. Bde. Gym WSHS Volleyball, TBA, Willard, Mo. Building 458 NCO Club Recreation Center + Occurs weekly Job openings...... SINK For information on jobs, visit the The Fort Leonard Wood Con- Lunchmenus -Visual Information Specialist Job Information Center, room 117, solidated Chaplain's Fund has the (Printed Media), GS-1084-07 or 09, ?a School lunch menus for Wood jello with topping and milk, or hot building 315, or call 368-5627. The following contract positions open: Open until filled. Middle and Elementary Schools and dog, french fries, bun and milk; and following jobs are open: -Bus Driver, Nursery Workers, -Supervisory Training Specialist Waynesville Senior High School Sept. 18, frito pie, buttered corn, cole -Child Development Services Musicians (choir director, organist (Topographical Engineering), GS- have been announced. slaw, ice cream, bread and milk, or Coordinator, GS-1701-11, Open Sept. and pianist), Group Leaders, and 1712-11, Open until filled. The menu for Waynesville High ham and cheese sandwich, french It's never too late to 14-20 Cook, Call 368-2125 -Education Specialist, GS-1710-09 learn how to swim Just call us School follows: Sept. 10, fried fries, bun and milk. and sign up for a -Social Worker, GS-185-09, Open The Fort Belvoir Civilian Per- or 11, Scheduled to move to Fort Red Cross swimming class chicken, mashed potatoes, The Wood Middle and Elementary Sept. 14-20 sonnel Office announces the Wood by December 1989, Open vegetable stick, pears, bread and Schools lunch menu includes: Sept. -Pharmacists, GS-11, Open following vacancies open to career continuous. milk, or ham and cheese sandwich, 10, lasagna, buttered peas, carrot -Medical Officer-Psychiatry, GS- and career-conditional federal -Supervisory Education french fries, bun and milk; Sept. 11, stick, pineapple, bread and milk; 14, Open employees and reinstatement Specialist, GS-1710-12, Scheduled to fish with tartar sauce, hash brown Sept. 11, beef pattle with cheese, -Clinical Psychologist, GS-11, eligibles: more to Fort Wood by July 1989, American Red Cross potatoes, cole slaw, ice cream, french fries, pickles, combination Open Open continuous. American Red Cross programs bread and milk, or beef pattie on salad, ice cream, bun and milk; -Operations Research Analyst, -Supervisory Training Specialist are supported through CFC. bun, tater tots and milk; Sept. 14, Sept. 14, chicken pattle, cheese -Clinical Nurses (Registered), GS-1515-07, Intern position, Open (Military Engineering), GS-1712-12, tacos with cheese, lettuce and stick, mashed potatoes, pears, hot GS-09, Temporary, Intermittent, until filled Scheduled to move to Fort Wood by tomato, buttered corn, sugar cookie roll and milk; Sept. 15, burrlto, Open -Editorial Assistant (typing), December 1989, Open continuous. and milk, or rib-B-Q, french fries, buttered corn, celery stick, ap- -Combat Developments Material GS-1087-05, Night position, -Training Technician (Typing), bun and milk; Sept. 15, lasagna, plesauce and milk; Sept. 16, beef Analyst, GS-0301-09, 11 or 12, Fort scheduled to moved to Fort Leonard GS-1702-04 or 05 or 06, Scheduled to green beans, carrot stick, peaches, pattie with cheese, pickles, hash Belvoir, Va.. with move to Fort Wood by December 1989, Open until move to Fort Wood by December bread and milk, or sloppy joe, french brown potatoes, carrot stick, Leonard Wood by December 1987, filled 1989, Open continuous. fries, bun and milk; Sept. 16, ham- peaches, bun and milk; Sept. 17, Open -Training Instructor (En- -Intelligence Research American burger steak, mashed potatoes, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, -Industrial Hygienist, GS-690-07, vironmental Control and Missile Specialist, GS-0132-11, Open to all Red Cross celery stick, pears, hot roll and milk, combination salad, jello, bread and GS-09 or GS-11, Intake at any grade Support Equipment Maintenance), qualified candidates until filled, or beef pattie with cheese, french milk; and Sept. 18, rib-B-Q, tater with target grade GS-l1, Full-time GS-1712-05 or 07 or 09, Open until Scheduled to move to Fort Wood by fries, bun and milk; Sept. 17, pizza, tots, cole slaw, ice cream, coney bun permanent, Open through Sept. 11. filled. June 1989. buttered peas, combination salad, and milk. Thursday, September 10,: 1987 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Page 6 vi -FO]RD.II MERCIURY ;' T~A g : I OK I *Romines Motor Co. Inc. has 6 years or 60,000 miles limited warranty on 'all new 1987 units. *We have interest as low as 1.9% APR on most new units. *( 500 rebate on all manual transmission F series pickups. * New units with light hail to save money on. * Large inventory of new units in stock to choose from. IL - a 13M- EXAMPLES OF OURLOW m NTEREST- LISTED BELOW MR ------ 1987 Taurus L, 4 Dr., Air Cond., Electronic Digital Clock, Rear Defroster, Tinted Glass, Dual Electric Remote Mirrors, Rocker Ponel Moulding, AM-FM Stereo Search 1987 Ranger 4x2, 114 Long Bed, 4 Cyl., Interval Wipers, Radio, Reclining Pass. Seat, Speed Control, Interval Cloth Seats, 5 Speed Overdrive Trans., P195x75R x 14 AT, Windshield Wipers, Tilt Wheel, Paint Stripe, 4 Cyl., Auto. Power Steering, Air Cond., Tinted Glass, Bright Regatta Blue and Deep Shadow Blue, Clear Count, Deluxe 2 Tone 1987 Escort Pony, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed Overdrive, Trans., Split Bench Seat, P205-65R15, Locking Spoked Paint. List $9775, $369 Discount, $9405 Your Price, $400 P175Rx13 Tires, Sand Beige, Cloth Seat $6895, $400 Cash Wheel Covers, Silver Blue Clear Coat. $13,184 List, $668 Cash Down Or Trade, $9006, 6.9 Percent APR 60 Month Down or Trade, $6495 to finance, 6.9 Percent APR. 60 Discount, $12,516 Your Price, $400 Cash Down or Trade, Payments $184.46 4.8 Percent APR 48 Month Payments month payment of $133.03; 4.9 Percent 48 month payment $12,116, 6.9 Percent APR 60 Months payments $248.16, 4.9 of $153.34. Percent APR 48 Months payments $286.04. $212.68 1981 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, 4 DR., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed Control, 2 Gas, P. PS, Air Cond., V-Roof, AM-FM, Speed, Tilt, P. Windows, Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM, 7ally Wheels $10,900 CARS P. Locks, Wire Covers, Leather Seats $3,595 1986 DODGE D50 4x4, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed, AM-FM Tape, 1987 FORD TEMPO LX, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, 1981 BUICK PARK AVE., 2 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air, V Fancy Wheels $7,475 Air pond., P. Locks, Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape, Lug Rack Roof, Wire Covers, Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, 1986 CHEV 810 4x4, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. Steering, Speed, $9,850 AM-FM Tape, Power Seats $3,495 AM-FM $7,475 1986 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, 1981 DODGE 2 DR. ARIES K, 4 Cyl., P. Steering, 4 Speed, 1985 FORD F1504x4, 6 Cyl., 4 Speed $6,995 Mag Wheels, AM-FM Tape, Speed, Tilt, Power Windows, AM-FM Tape, Air Cond. $1,725 1985 CHEV % 4x4 SILVERADO, Cab, V8, Auto., Tilt P. Locks, P. Seats $17,995 1981 DATSUN 4 DR. GX, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, AM-FM Tape, Speed, SB Glass, P. Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM Tape 1986 MERCURY COUGAR, 2 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond. $1,595 $9,550 Air Cond., AM-FM, P. Windows, Tilt, Speed, Alum. 1980 MERCURY COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air Wheels $10,300 Cond., AM-FM Tape, Sun Roof, V Roof $2,495 1985 FORD F150 XL CAB 4x4, Short Bed, V8 Auto., PS, Auto., PS, AM-FM, V 1986 LYNX, 4 DR. L, 4 (Cyl. Diesel, 5 Speed Trans., AM- 1980 OLDS CUTLASS 4 I)r., VS, Air Cond., 2 Gas Tanks, Tilt, Speed, SB Glass $9,150 $1,450 FM, Air Cond. $5,795 Roof 1985 FORD F150 4x4, V8, Auto., Overdrive, PS, Air Cond., OLDS CUTLASS LS, 4 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, SB Glass, 2 Gas 1985-FORD ESCORT, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto. $4,775 1980 AM-FM Tape, P. Windows, P. Locks, Air Cond., AM-FM, Wire Covers $1,995 $8,650 1984 DODGE ARIES, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., PS, Air, AM-FM $4,650 1980 FORD PINTO, 3 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Rally Wheels, 1984 FORD BRONCO 4x4 XLT CAB, V8, Auto., PS, Air 1983 CHEV CAMERO, 2 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, Rally Pop Up Roof $1,100 Cond., Speed, Tilt, AM-FM, Fancy Wheel $9,125 Wheels, AM-FM, Air Cond. $5,995 1980 MERCURY BOB CAT, 3 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., Air Cond., 1984 CHEV /2 TON 4x4 SILVERADO, V8, Auto., P. 1983 AMC EAGLE, 4 Dr., Wagon, 6 Cyl., Auto., P. AM-FM, Fancy Wheels, P. Steering $1,295 Steering, Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape, Tilt Speed $4,950 1980 CAMARO, 2 DR. Z 28, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Tape, 2 Gas, Rally Wheels $8,995 1983 BUICK REGAL LIMITED, 2 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Cond. $2,895 1984 FORD BRONCO 4x4, 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. Steering, Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape, P. Win- 1980 FORD FIESTA, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed $1,295 AM-FM Tape $7,995 dows, Power Door Locks, P. Seats, Vinyl Roof, Wire 1979 FORD LTD LANDAU, 4 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Steering, 1983 CHEV C10 4x4, V8, 4 Speed, P. Steering $6,825 Covers $4,595 Air Cond., Vinyl Roof, Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape $1,995 1983 CHEV TON 4x4, V8, Custom Deluxe, 4 Speed, PS 1983 FORD ESCORT GL, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 5 Speed, Air Cond., 1978 DATSUN B210, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Std. Trans., AM-FM $695 $6,825 PS, AM-FM $3,500 1978 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Steering, Air 1983 FORD TON 4x4, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., 1983 FORD ESCORT, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed $3,395 Cond., Vinyl Roof, AM-FM Tape, Wire Covers $1,595 AM-FM, 2 Tanks 1983 TOYOTA TERSCEL 4x4 WAGON, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 5 1978 OLD CUTLASS SALON,2 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, 1982 FORD 3/4 4x4, 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. Steering, Running Speed, AM-FM Tape, Air Cond. $4,975 AM-FM Tape $1,450 Boards $6,525 1983 FORD-LTD, 4 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, Air 1978 DODGE ASPEN WAGON, 4 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto., P. 1979 FORD F150 4x4, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Cond., AM-FM, Vinyl Roof $4,175 Steering, Air Cond. $995 AM-FM Tape, SB Glass, White Spoke Wheels $2,495 1982 MERCURY LYNX WAGON, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air 1977 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM, 4 Dr., V8, 1976 CHEV 1/2TON 4x4, V8 Auto., PS $1,595 Cond., AM-FM Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., P. Windows, P. Locks, AM- 1972 CHEV 4x4, V8, Auto., PS $1,395 Cloth Top, Big Tires & 1982 OLDS CUTLASS CRUISER WAGON, 4 Dr., V8, FM, V Roof $1,895 1966 JEEP 4x4, V6, Std. Trans., Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Speed, P. Locks, P. Win- 1977 MERCURY 4 DR. COUGAR, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Wheels $995 dows, AM-FM $4,225 Air Cond. $1,150 1982 MERCURY LYNX GS, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. 1977 COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Steering, Air TRUCKS 4X2 Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM $2,225 Cond., Power Windows, P. Locks, Speed, Vinyl Roof, AM- 1982 FORD ESCORT WAGON, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. FM, Fancy Wheels $1,795 1986 NISSAN PICKUP 4x2, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed, AM-FM Tape, Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape $2,495 1976 LINCOLN 2 DR. MARK IV, V8 Auto., PS, Air Cond., Air Cond., Camper Top $6,495 Auto., P. 1982 SUBURA WAGON, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Sun Roof, Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape, V Roof $1,595 1985 CHEV TON SCOTTSDALE, V8 Diesel, SB Glass, AM- P. Windows, 4 Wheel Drive, Air Cond., P. Steering $3,995 1976 TRUIMPH TR7, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, AM-FM Tape Steering, Tilt, Speed, Air Cond., 2 Tanks, $9,400 1982 BUICK REGAL LIMITED, 2 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto. $2,495 FM Tape Trans., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, AM-FM, Vinyl 1974 OLDS 98, 4 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, 1985 GMC CONVERSION VAN /4 TON, V8, Auto., P. Roof, Wire Covers $4,995 Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, V Roof $495 Steering, Air Cond., Speed, Tilt, AM-FM Tape, Fancy 1982 PONT. 6000 WAGON, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., AM-FM 1972 BUICK LESABRE, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond. Wheel $13,750 Tape, Air Cond., Roof Rack $3,500 $195 1981 FORD 4x2 CUSTOM, 6 Cyl. 4 Speed, AM-FM Tape 1982 BUICK 2 DR. LeSABRE LIMITED, V8, Auto., P. 1971 DODGE CORNET, 4 Dr., V8 Auto., PS $395 $3,000 Steering, Vinyl Roof, AM-FM, Air Cond., Power Win- 1980 FORD %, V8, 4 Speed, P. Steering $2,395 dows, P. Locks, Tilt, Speed, Wire Covers $4,750 1978 FORD RANGER CAB, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air 1981 MERCURY CAPRI, 3 Dr., V8 Auto., PS, Air Cond. TRUCKS 4X4 Cond. $2,395 $3,000 1986 FORD F150 SHORT BED, 4x4 XLT CAB, V8 Auto., 1972 CHEV CLASSIS CAB, flat bed, V8, 4 Speed $1,295 ;1e FORD Cg;i) MERCURY 3PL LINCOLN Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, September 10, 1987 Page 7 Wood chips , ... MIIII r ... I] II FURNACES: CONTEST: SAME: BIRTHDAY: LUNCHEON: AMEDD WIVES: The Society of American Military Toastmasters Club No. 493 will The Federal Women's Program The AMEDD Officers Wives Club The contractor for maintenance of Army Youth Activities and the Engineers will have a joint meeting celebrate its 21st birthday during a Committee will have a luncheon at Board will welcome new Medical heating and air conditioning In Youth Center are sponsoring a with the American Society of 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 the Noncommissioned Officers Club Department Activity and Dental family housing, Ninrod, Inc., is now "Citizenship Contest, What It Means luncheon from Military Comptrollers from 11:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Non- from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wed- Activity officers and spouses at a performing fall maintenance on To Me" for youth, ages eight to 19 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Non- commissioned Officers Club. For nesday. The guest speaker will be welcome coffee at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday furnaces. This consists of changing years, in the Fort Leonard Wood, St. commissioned Officers Club. The more information, call Lt. Col. Fred Debra Moore on "Effective Com- at the museum. Refreshments and a air filters, lubricating bearings, Robert and Waynesville, Mo., area. menu will be chef's salad with fresh Sykes at 368-120L. municatlon." tour of the museum will follow. adjusting belts, cleaning furnace Entries must be received by 4 p.m. fruit cup or lasagna, garlic bread blowers, burners and heat chambers Tuesday. -:: : . , . and fresh fruit cup for $4.25 per and checking thermostats for Certificates will be awarded to person. Make reservations by operation and accuracy. The work winners in each age group. To enter, calling, 1st Lt. Nichols at 368-6026 or will be in progress for the next two to write in 500 words or less what your three months. national citizenship means to you. 368-8445 no later than Tuesday. You do not have to be a citizen to CLUB CLOSING: enter. Include your name, age and CAVE TRIP: The Noncommissioned Officers telephone number on your entry. The Outdoor Recreation Center is Club will be closed for renovation Teachers may include student's offering a trip to Onondaga Cave at a Sept. 21 to Oct. 3. Games will be name, age, school and teacher's cost of $2 per person for the trip plus as a conducted Tuesday and Thursday at name for students entering the cost of admission to the cave. the Davis Club. Clearing may be ac- class project. Turn in entries at Reservations are due by Sept. 17. complished from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Youth Center, building 1379, or mail For more information, call 368-4033. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Monday through to: Citizenship Contest, YAC, ATZT- Friday at Davis. For more in- PA-CFS-Y, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. EMWC formation, call 329-3477. 65473-5000. LUNCHEON: STAR SEARCH: JOB SEEKERS: The Enlisted Military Wives Club will have a luncheon off post Sept. Walker Recreation Center will The next Job Seekers Orientation 17. For more information and host a Star Search competition at 7 is planned from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. reservations, call Anne Gibbens at p.m. Sept. 25. Admission is free. Sept. 23 at room 213, building 315. It 329-6761. Entry into the competition costs $2 is a monthly seminar sponsored by per person. For more information, the Family Member Employment call 368-7164. Assistance Program. It focuses on ORGANIZATION entering federal service, the federal DAY: THEATRE: application process, special Organization Day for the 169th Springfield Little Theatre has recruitment program and other Engineer Battalion, 136th Engineer opened its 1987-88 season. "Wait employment options available. To Brigade, has seen some changes. A Until Dark" will be presented at the reserve a space, call 368-7196. picnic will be conducted from 1:30 to Landers Theatre at 8 p.m. Thur- 7 p.m. Tuesday at Colyer Park. Cost sdays, Fridays and Saturdays and at BAZAAR: will be $1 donation to cover the cost 2:30 p.m. Sundays, Sept. 17-27. The Enlisted Military Wives and Pet of the week of prizes for children's games. For Coming plays include: "Fables, Fibs Officers Wives Clubs will present a more information, see unit first This 25-toed, four-month-old female tabby Prevention and Control facility, building and Fools," Oct. 7-14; "Fiddler On Christmas Bazaar Nov. 14 and 15 on sergeants and committee chiefs. Animal Disease 2399. (Photo by C. J. Vanhorne) The Roof," Nov. 19 to Dec. 6; cat may be adopted at the post. To reserve a booth, call Marian "Biloxie Blues," Jan. 21-31; Wall at 329-2822 or Barbara Short, "Raggedy Ann," March 3-13; "A 774-2861, no later than Oct. 23. Streetcar Named Desire," April 7- 17; and "Big River," May 19-June 5. AUDITIONS: SUPPORT WAYNESVILLE Cost is $35 for any performance; Cabaret Playhouse is holding $30, adult special, not valid Friday auditions for the adult comedy and TIGER SPORTS WITH or Saturday; and $25, full-time drama, "Crimes of the Heart," from student, any performance. Landers 7 to 9 p.m. Sept. 29 and 30 at building Society and patron memberships 201. The play has parts for two men are also available. Tickets are "TEGER PBIDEE" and four women. available at 311 East Walnut, TENDER BONEIESS...... Springfield, Mo., or the box office at Landers Theatre. CLUB FOOD: The Officers Club is offering a COMING Mongolian barbecue tomorrow and a brunch Sunday. Other food nights EVENTS: include a Cajun feast buffet at 6 p.m. A listing of art events compiled by Sept. 18 and a Maine lobster night the South Central Missouri Arts Sept. 25. Reservations are Council includes "Noises Off" at 8 requested. For more information, tonight. It is being presented by the call 329-6500. LEAN 0' University of Missouri-Rolla Per- forming Arts at its Cedar Street STEAK NIGHT: Center. An Ozark Extravaganza will The Noncommissioned Officers be conducted today through Sunday Club will have a two for one steak at the Rolla National Airport, Vichy, night Sept. 18. Reservations are Mo. requested. For more information, The Little Piney Handweavers call 329-6533. will meet at 9:30 a.m. Sept. 16. The group meets the third Wednesday ZOO TRIP: every month. For more information, The Information, Tour and Travel call (314) 364-4805 or 364-1401. Office is sponsoring a trip to the St. FRESH CHICKEN A Joel Mabus concert will be Louis Zoo Sept. 19. The bus will leave featured at Ferrigno Winery, St. at 9 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. Cost is James, Mo., at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 19. It $20 per person. For more in- is being co-sponsored by Ferrigno formation, call 368-6813. and KUMR. The St. James Grape and Fall Festival Art Show will have JEWISH an opening reception Sept. 18 and the show will continue from 10 a.m. to 4 SERVICES: p.m. Sept. 19 at the old Public Soldiers of the Jewish faith may School, South Maramec Street, St. participate in the Home Hospitality James, Mo. Program and spend the Jewish High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah, Sept. UMR SCHEDULE: 23-25, and Yom Kippur, Oct. 2-3, with Some of the events taking place at families in the St. Louis area. If you the University of Missouri-Rolla wish to sign up for this program, include the UMR football game vs. visit the Post Chaplain's Office or Missouri Valley at 1:30 p.m. call 368-2125 or 368-2127. Saturday at Miner Station. Ad- Jewish services are conducted on mission is charged,. a regular basis at chapel 4, building A nuclear engineering seminar on 1947. A worship service and Bible "The Nuclear Engineering study is conducted from 10 a.m. to SDepartment Computer System" will noon. In the event a chaplain or lay be presented at 3:30 p.m. Monday at leader is unavailable, personnel will 227 Fulton Hall. The film series, participate in individual prayer. For "Crossover Dreams" will be shown more information, call 368-2125. at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 17 at Miles OPERA: SAuditorium, Mechanical Regional Opera Company will Engineering Building. Admission is The Moses," a by season ticket or $3 at the door. present "Brother Amos The 20th annual UMR Industry dramatic comedy with music at 8:30 Day will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. p.m. Sept. 18, 19, 25 and 26 at the Old Sept. 22 at the Gale Bullman Multi- Opera House, Newburg, Mo. Ad- Purpose Building. No admission will mission is a $4 donation at the door for adults and $2 for children under S be charged. 12 years. The door opens 45 minutes BANQUET FROZEN before the show. For more in- RUSSET JELL-O I oz. 3/ 00 MUSLIM formation, call (314) 762-2545. T.V. DINNERS FOLGERS BRICK BAG SERVICES: POTATOES COFFEE 1 lB. $199 ,,.,_ Al Islam-Muslim services and BOSS NIGHT: CENTRAL _-- -. _. D'rr er Bible and Quaranic interpretation ORANGE JUICE (Save 80o) ; GAL. $119 The Noncommissioned Officers c :s are presented at 10 a.m. Sunday at Club will host Bring Your Boss Night CENTRAl building 825. For more information, COTTAGE CHEESE 24 OZ. $119 '., at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. It is free C ,,, ., El CHARRITO FROZEN call Sgt. Randall Shahid Felton at and open to military personnel and 4 oz 4/$100 329-2447. civilian employees at Fort Leonard BURRITOS 12 OZ. Wood. For more information, call 10 LB. OPEN HOUSE: 329-6533. Activities for Fort Leonard VISIT OUR GERMAN DELI AT JIM'S WAYNESVILLE STORE Wood's annual retiree open house VINTAGE 87: *GERMAN BREAD *GERMAN MAGAZINES *GERMAN MEATS *ETC. will start at 8 a.m. Sept. 19 at Nutter Ozark Highlands Wineries will WAYNESVILLE STORE n ir T..r e...... _. Field House. Persons arriving early PLAY Asir nrnr have a Vintage 87 wine festival ONLY rwE RESERVE THE RIGHT" TO LIMIT " oo THURS.Pricesgoo SEPT. 10 may attend.a hospitality house from celebrating the completion of the * THRU WED. 6 to 9 p.m. Sept. 18 at the Officers harvest from 10 a.m. to dusk Sept. 26 SEPT. 16, 1987 Club. and noon to 6 p.m. Sept. 27. Tours GRAND PRIZE will be offered at the participating CABARET PLAY: wineries near St. James, Mo. They .$10900 The Cabaret Players will present include St. James, JIM'S Rosati, MARKETSWIC $5000 WINNER WE-ACCI PT FOOD STAMPSAND VOUCHERS "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" at 8 Heinrichshaus and Ferrigno. No PRICES GOOD AT ALL 3 LOCATIONS EACH WEEK GUARANTEED JIM'S SHUR QUICK, Buckhorn Overpass; p.m. Sept. 18, 19, 25 and 26 and at 2 admission fee is charged. For more Receivea FtREELotto tket each time you visitMa& the Lottonumbers on your JIM'S SUPER,-Downtown; JIM'S 28, Hiway 28 and I-44, moekRm ot LottoSBard nd 1 HOURS:8AM-9PM-7DAYSA p.m. Sept. 20 at building 201. For information, call (314) 265-7912 or No urc~eequrea- ame Mst iet e 8yeasof ageto participate. WEEK... 7AM-9PM--JIM'SSHURQUICK more information, call 368-7426. 265-7742. 8 AM- 8 PM MON- AT & - WAYNESVIL.LE STORE '-I:--- _ k._ - - - - -. -- Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, September 10, 1987 lI Page 8 ood chips F ______ARTISTS: RED CROSS: PARK COLLEGE: NEW PROGRAM: WOMEN OF CAT CLINIC: Army Community Service, in The U.S. Army Center of Military for Park College is registering is looking for qualified A cats only clinic is scheduled The Red Cross is looking cooperation with the Retirement THE CHAPEL: History term through volunteers to be part of their students for its fall I The Protestant Women of the Sept. 21 at the Animal Disease Service Office, is seeking volunteers soldier artists to participate in the disaster response team and work Oct. 3. It offers bachelor of science Chapel will meet from 9 to 11 a.m. Prevention and Control facility. Call to start a new program for widows Army Artist Program. Soldiers as well as on extended degrees in engineering management the Lieber Heights 368-2255 for an appointment. locally The Widowed Sup- tomorrow at selected will record military and management-health care and and widowers. The facility has a large number of assignments away from home. Chapel. Speakers will be Debbie operations in selected areas over- in port Group will help those ex- Areas include damage assessment, associate of science degrees Meschce and Evelyn Scholfield. kittens and puppies for adoption. periencing the loss of a spouse. It seas and in the Continental United emergency shelters, food, casework construction management and Child care will be available in The animals are free and the only might include helping with tran- States. They will receive travel clerical work. Necessary medical records management. For building 458. charges are for necessary vac- and sportation, making home visits or expenses, art supplies and overseas training will be provided; no ex- more information, call 329-2798 or A retreat at Fellowship Ranch is cinations and registration. Animals administrative support. For more transportation. perience is needed. For more in- visit Truman Education Center. planned Oct. 2 and 3. For more in- may be seen from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and information, call Mr. Mogab or Mrs. Applicants must be authorized for call Melvin Rice at 329- formation, call Penny Sones at 329- 12:30 to 4 p.m. Monday through formation, Palermo at 368-1126 or Pauline release from duty for 90 days to 3333. 4776. Friday. For more information, call Sherrell, 368-6712. participate in the program. The 368-2255. Volunteer case workers are also HOTLINE: entry deadline is Nov. 10. For more needed with training provided. For The Fraud, Waste and Abuse ENGLISH information, call 368-7164 or visit the ITT TRIPS: more information, call 329-3333. Hotline, 368-7183 (U-SAVE), is in CLASSES: Arts and Crafts Center. operation 24 hours a day. If you have CONCERT: Information, Tour and Travel is Greenwood, country and The Beginners English Classes for knowledge of or suspect illegal or Lee to Laclede's Lan- STORY HOUR: Foreign-Born Wives is conducting THRIFT SHOP: sponsoring trips wasteful activities, call. Your call western recording artist, will be in St. Louis, Saturday, and the St. The post library conducts a story classes from 9 to 11 a.m. and 12:30 to The Thrift Shop, buildings 451 and ding, may be anonymous and information concert at 2 p.m. Sept. 27 at Nutter Sept. 19. The bus will leave hour for children, four through eight 2:30 p.m. Wednesdays at the Family 463, is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Louis Zoo will be handled with strict con- Field House. Tickets are on sale at at 9 a.m. years, at 6 p.m. Wednesday. It are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Walker Recreation Center for $10 per person. Cost at Life Center. Citizenship classes storytelling, fidence. If you would rather not talk Walker and return at 6 p.m. Cost is $20 per features old-fashioned also offered from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Volunteers are always needed at the to a machine, call 368-5125 during the door is $12. For more in- For more in- films, games and monthly puppet 368-2619. Thrift Shop. person per trip. formation, call 368-7426 or 368-6813. For more information, call -tion,l call 368-6813. shows. duty hours. InfantlToddler Pajamas B 2 Piece set for boy or girl Winter weight polyester A A Sizes 9 months-Toddler 4 \^ a J, I ;, . -AAd Infant/Toddler One Step Car Seat Costume Fleece Sets b Pick your child's favorite costume By Evenflo from a variety ofstyles Actylic. Everyday Low Price Sizes 6 months-Toddler 4. LOW PRICE M EVERY DA Y , t" -D FORTREL InfantlToddler Girls 39.96 Corduroy Dresses styles and colors in Various , , f jumpers and blouse. Polyester/ / _ Cotton Sizes 12 Months to Toddler 4 '.7 $1 LOW PRICE EVERY DAY Playschool Touch 'Ems Back Seat Driver Set InfantlToddler , Fleece Sleep 'n Play Reg $1596 6 Snaps Choose from vanous styles and colors Celanese Fortrel polyester Sizes S M-L Fortrel° is a trartdemark of Celanese Fibers Inc 11.94 LOW PRICE EVERY DAY Toddler Nursery Chair Toddler r Solid hardwood frame, Toddler Fleece Seperates Basketball Hi-Tops chamber tray and Jog-Togs ASSORTED SOLID Soft easy care uppers. deftector Folds for Terry cloth and tricot COLORS lining Padded collar and storage Non-toxic finish cushioned insole for Every Day Low Price comfort6.26 Sizes 1-5. :-; Reg. 9.86 IR ci 2/ Reg. 7.83 $7o00 R DL i -/! ii Century "' TM SCommander Car Seat For toddlers 6 Adjustments. Meets S or exceeds all Federal Motor SVehicle Safety Standards No 4813. S LOW PRICE EVERY DA Y 17.86 Save $7.00 J'v\3 - Graco'F "Tot Wheels" Walker P 0WReg. 49.96 Stable wide stance Q!!Nc. 24 Graco Travel Mate Stroller 3 Position reclining seat. No 57006 base Folds flat for easy storage, Reg.16.94 19.94 No. 42101W. WAL MARTS ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY-it s our WAL-MART'S ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY-It is our Prices Good Thru Sept.12 intention to have every advertised item in stock However if due to any unforeseen reason, an advertised item is not available for purchase Wal Mart will issue a Rain Check on request for the merchandise to Hours; 9-9 Mon.-Sat. be purchased at the sale price whenever available, or will sell you a similar item at a comnparable reduction in price We reserve the right Location; Ft.Wood Spur,St.Robert V to limit quantities Limitations void in New Mexico Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, September 10, 1987 Sorts Page 9 Hunting the Canada goose in Missour i bout a fourth. According to Second, as has happened for the taking a higher proportion of adults, the western part of the Mississippi at (EDITOR'S NOTE: The Fort "Things have changed in the last breeders. Last year's Flyway about 25 percent at the same H umburg, "It's like cutting your past several years, the birds that did who are the Outdoor few years, according to Ken of time the population was declining. s avings, rather than living off the Leonard Wood migrate were shot at all down the harvest was comprised largely and the Babcock, chief of the Wildlife The percentage killed out of what iterest. Sooner or later, you run out Recreation Center flyway, so those who reached older geese. in Division and the Missouri Depart- was available was increased by f equity." Missouri Department of Con- were wary and educated. The harvest rate went up within of ment of Conservation's former Missouri servation (MDC) are offering could have been a good waterfowl biologist. What Hunter Safety Classes from season in 1987 was mediocre. free "Goose management takes a nesting Sept. 22-24 at there was three feet of 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. great deal of cooperation because In mid-May snow on the northern part of the Fort Wood. In light of the up- the birds nest in Canada and then nesting range near Hudson's Bay. A coming hunting season, MDC migrate down through the southern nesting bust was expected but only a has presented an article on the part of Manitoba, through Min- of the population was af- hunting season prospects for nesota and Iowa, as well as parts of quarter fected. In fact, the southern part of Missouri's Canada goose. Two Wisconsin and the Dakotas, before the nesting range was a week or so the Canada goose they ever get to Missouri. areas where early and should mean an average are "In Missouri, our big con- may be seen and hunts fall flight. An average flight still is centration is in the Swan Lake area usually conducted in Missouri below the target population of the and goose numbers there have are Swan Lake National Wildlife past 15 years. declined in the past few years. Refuge in northern Missouri and Missouri pretty much had Recreation and hunting success also Once Refuge in Prairie Population, the Mingo Wildlife have declined." the Eastern Swan flock that migrates to Swan Lake southeast Missouri. Either Last year was the worst success National Wildlife Refuge and north Lake or Mingo are a nice one- since the early history of the Swan Missouri, to itself. The flock grew day trip for the family who just Lake hunting program which was from virtually no birds in 1941 to a wants to watch the Canadas in a begun in 1955. Hunters took only high of 270,000 post-season (after natural habitat. The following 6,700 birds in the Swan Lake Zone, hunting ended) in 1977. Rather than article was written by MDC's though the quota was 16,000. were further increases, waterfowl M. Vance. Even though the reasons Joel managers were worrying about too known, the season was a shock to many geese, about crop damage and old expression is "biting the waterfowl biologist Dale Humburg, The complaints. when you have to do the present MDC waterfowl bullet" The success didn't last long. something that's for a good purpose, biologist, as well as to most hunters one of Weather crippled nesting in the late but that isn't much fun. Maybe in the zone. He had predicted decade. 1970s at the same time hunters north Missouri goose hunters should call it the better seasons in the last First, a mild fall of Missouri, especially in Minnesota, "biting the shotshell..." What happened? were waking up to the goose ever is to and winter, as well as wet conditions Because if Missouri bonanza. We used to shoot the prevented crop harvest and enjoy again a return to the boom that The 58th Transportation Battalion Ter- the post softball champions, the 58th ended provided geese with food, kept biggest proportion of the young birds days of Canada goose hunting, it will Engineer Brigade show up with 16 wins and two losses. (Photo by C. in Minnesota but now the young ones are taken minators of the 1st be because goose hunters first made 150,000 Canada geese J. Vanhorne) up at north of us. Missouri hunters are their spoils of this year's softball season. As a sacrifice. all winter - only 40,000 showed weren't Probably starting this year... Swan Lake. There simply The situation is a complex one. that many birds to shoot at. GOLDEN-DELICIOUS U.S.D.A. INSPECTED DIET PEPSI, MT. DEW, GOLDEN DELICIOUS, Safety train ing slated FRYER ORANGECRUSH OR JOH NATHAN OR facilities for bows, COLA RED By Eric Cramer offers target LEG QUARTERS PEPSI handguns and rifles, with target ) APPLES Beginning in 1988, people hunting frames stationed at 25, 50, 100, 200, in Missouri born on or after Jan. 1, and 300 yards. 1967, must have mandatory hunter The range may be used by all safety training. No one in the af- assigned military, retired military, fected age group will be able to buy a Department of Defense civilians and hunting permit in 1988 without the their guests. In order to use the safety training. Until now, hunter range, go to range control and ask saftey training has been voluntary, for a firing permit. The desk and though many Missouri hunters sergeant will sign the permit and HYDE PARK 3 LB. BAG have taken the training, not all have. provide you with a range flag. The WAFER MEATS 2V/2 OZ. 39" For Fort Leonard Wood personnel first person to sign the permit is BROOKS who feel they need the training, or designated range safety officer. HYDE PARK the fall in the required age group, these Although there is a restroom at BACON TANGY classes will be offered through the range, there is no water, so you must HYDE PARK Outdoor Recreation Center. The bring your own. The consumption of CATSUP SUGAR l classes are currently scheduled alcoholic beverages on the range is ,E BUY ONE 5:30 to 8:30 Sept. 22-24. not allowed. from LIMIT I DEAL GET ONE Aside from hunting safety 320Z. FREE! Range 12 is operated not only to PER FAMILY 3 11* programs, this also is the time of LIMIT1 but all year when many people begin to encourage hunting, PER FAMILY, prepare for deer season. Getting recreational shooting. Targets U z2oz. PILGRIM PRIDE CHICKEN PATTIES, range ready includes everything from permissable under the TENDER NUGGETS, OR operation procedure in- PILGRIM PRIDE ASSORTED PIECES 29 purchasing the required hunting standing 4 9 bottles con- 2LBs. 289FILLETS 100Z. _$2 license and deer tag, to the basic clude cans, plastic FRIED CHICKEN clay pigeons, 5 LB. BAG sighting-in of the weapon the hunter taining water, and any paper or intends to use, be it rifle, handgun or silhouette targets ----- COUPON'-- -- R-25 bow. rigid target brought by the shooter. Glass targets, or targets that can 8'O CLOCK To help with sighting-in, as well as break hazardously, are prohibited. 200, HILLCREST 3 providing a safe place for people to Hidden Valley Plaza, Ft. Wood Spur COFFEE BEANS is open 365 days a year, shoot their privately-owned weapons The range Phone 336-4445 -- St. Robert, MO from one-half hour after sunrise to for fun, Fort Leonard Wood's Range , I We Ship Packages ByU.P.S. and Burlington Express uAY QUALITY I WeFell Travelers Express Money Orders SAMS one-half hour before sunset. On 1LB. $199 Control Office operates Range 12, Fridays, Range 12 is closed for PRlICESINTHIS AD StoreHow. across the street from Range STAMPS classes and range maintenance. 00 EFFECTIVE COMEAND On WeGInly TuesdayIs Control. buildin 5282. Range 12 WITH'5 PURCHASE SEPT 9THRU VISITOU oRAM, P.M., AccptUSDA o Qi SEPT.15 DELI& BAKERY 7 Deys fod Stamps Double Quality EXPIRES 9-15-87 A AndWIC Vohrs Stamp Day EXPIRES 9.15.87 SEPT.15k Limit 1 Per Family at Lm I Per 'rnmily at A FULL LINE OFBEER WINES AND LI OR!- FILM PROCESSING Hllcrest Big Star. St. Robert Nr ilMgtu Mlbmr iiIwm Ii,.- ,....000 Ow ' HYDE PARK HILAND KENTUCKIAN GOLD COTTAGE SMARGARINE - TURKEY CHEESE BREAST An LIMIT1 DEAL SLICED OR SHAVED An PER FAMILY / 7 -I A' 1 LB. STICKS 24 0Z. CTN. I HUNT'S KENTUCKIANBOLOGNA GOLD LB, 18 SOUTH OLD BABY SWISS >." BBQ TURKEY CHEESE LB. *369 HAMS SAUCE 'A HYDE PARK LIMIT1 BLEACH AnA,.~ PER FAMILY LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY , n . $ L SLICED FREE 18 OZ. SQUEEZE BTL. HUNTER JUMBO HOT DOGS 1 B.PKG. 970 HYDE PARK 16 LBS. AND UP TURKEYS .LB. 690 HILAND 1 GAL. SQUALITY CHECKED SOFT &GENTLE PERLIMIT FAMILY 1 ICE BATH Members of the 58th Transportation Battalion, 1st Engineer ' FRESH CRISPY ! o Brigade, cross the finish line at the Run For the Depot LIMIT 1 CREAM PER FAMILY TISSUE during the Labor Day celebration at Crocker, Mo. One CARROTS hundred members of the 58th ran the 6.2-mile race in one hour and one minute. SFC David Delgado, Headquarters Company, 577th Engineer Battalion, 1st Brigade, was the overall individual male winner in the 10-k run. Cheryl Stokes of the 58th was the overall individual female winner. Pvt. Rae McFarlane of the 58th took first place in the one- GAL. 4 ROLL PK. mile fun run. (Photo by SFC David Berthiaume) 12 ------Sp orts Chief Jay Stronguow Jr. runs "Porkchop" Cash into the ropes. The wrestling match took place during "Thun- derdome" at Nutter Field House Saturday. (Photo by Robert L. Austin Jr.) Sport tes FALL BOWLING: GOLFING: Tuesday is the deadline for team During hot weather, the Fort entries in the Fall Intramural Leonard Wood Golf Course is open Bowling Program which will begin from 7 a.m. to dusk, Monday the week of Sept. 21. Submit entries through Friday. On weekends and to Daughtery Bowling Center, where holidays, it is open from 6 a.m. to league officials will be elected and dusk. bylaws established at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Team rosters will be collected at the meeting. The fall LEARN TO BOWL: bowling program will be included in Daugherty Bowling Center is the Commander's Cup Cham- offering free learn to bowl clinics pionship competition. For more from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Thursdays and information about leagues, call 368- Saturdays through September. For 2695. more information, call 368-2695. CROSS COUNTRY: WATERFOWL: The Sports Office will hold the 1987 Waterfowl hunters have until Fort Wood 5,000-Meter Cross- Tuesday to apply for blinds, pits or Country Championship Tuesday at wade-in shooting on five Missouri Colyer Park. The race starts at 5:30 Department of Conservation p.m. waterfowl areas. The areas are Team competition is open to all Fountain Grove, Montrose, Ted military units at Fort Wood. In- Shanks, Duck Creek and the hunting dividual competition is open to portion of Swan Lake National anyone wanting to participate. Wildlife Refuge. Entries will be accepted at Nutter Hunters can make reservations Field House through Tuesday. For for a specific date or a first available more information, call John Clapp date such as first available Monday. at 368-3654. Reservations are by random computer choice and hunters with reservations also are assigned RAPPELLERS: blinds or pits by drawing. In- The Outdoor Recreation Center is formation is available from the sponsoring an advanced rappelling Department of Conservation and spelunking trip to Rolla, Mo., Headquarters, Wildlife Division, PO from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Box 180, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102; Cost is $9 per person, which includes from department offices at transportation and advanced rap- Columbia, Springfield, Kansas City pelling lessons. Reservations are and St. Louis, Mo.; or the Outdoor due today. For more information Recreation Center, Fort Leonard, call 368-4033. Wood. HUNTER RIVER FLOAT: SAFETY: Recreation Center The Officers Club and the 132nd The Outdoor of Engineer Brigade are sponsoring and the Missouri Department offering free the second annual float massacre Conservation are from 5:30 to and picnic Saturday. The float will Hunter Safety Classes reser- be from the golf course bridge to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 22-24. Class 20. For Training Area 250. vations are due by Sept. The entry fee is $6 per person with more information, call 368-4033. a minimum of four persons on a team. Floaters will receive a T-shirt and free entry to the picnic at TA TRAIL RIDE: 250. Admission to the picnic is $1 for The Fort Leonard Wood Riding adults; children under 12 years get in Academy is holding a two-day trail free. Activities will include summer ride beginning at 9 a.m. Sept. 19. games, an oldies disc jockey and a Cost is $30 per person, which in- hamburger and hot dog concession. cludes the trail ride, camping, For more information, call Capt. lunch, coffee, donuts, dinner and Harry Rossander or Bob DeMeyer dancing. For more information, call at 368-2517 or 368-3341. 368-5631. BARN DANCE: A pig roast and barn dance are BASEBALL: planned at the Big Red Barn, Riding The Information, Tour and Travel Academy, Sept. 19 with dinner at 6 Office is offering a baseball package p.m. and dancing at 9 p.m. Cost is featuring two St. Louis Cardinal $10 for dinner and dancing, $3 for baseball games and an overnight dancing only. Advance tickets cost stay in St. Louis. The bus will leave $5 per couple, half-price for children Fort Leonard Wood at 9 a.m. Sept. 26 under 12 years. Advance tickets are and return at 7 p.m. Sept. 27. Cost of on sale at Walker Recreation Center the package deal is $88 per person, and the Riding Academy until Sept. based on double room occupancy. 16. For more information, call 368- For more information .call 368-6813 6181. Fort Leonard Wood Guidon p~e 11 Thursday.as MAL &JA"j Septemnber 10, 1987 } { ':b "' ; *i*~0)oC4lo ..00 3FD0t0Qb~ W~~Y' Push yourself to the brink of MAIL TO: Army National Guard, PO. Box 6000, Clifton, NJ 07015 mental and physical limits in Adven- ture Training. Serve with the Army National Guard elite two days a ADDIRESS - ___ __ C ITY/STATE/ZIP month and two weeks a year. And - EACOIF~ US CITIZEN IINES [QNO put it all on the line for the thrill of a AREACOEPHONE lifetime. For more details, fill out this SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER BIRTH DAEVE coupon and mail it in today Or call OCCUP ATIO N toll-free 800.-.638-7600.* SIUIDENTI [1111(H1SCHOOL D COLLIEGL IPRIOR MILITARY SERVICE 1 YES QiNO LS Ii UhOII: 7T-2438 N\5 I IIS1DET C O:itT21 I I I I t \ 17- (6 II \ Sl I \\)'-iS ,t :~l0 855- 0 IN :SK\ F N t I II l I I I YFOU III IEUTIIRN IBRANCH RANK MMOS 5i198 UNITED STATES EGOVERNMENT AS RERESENTED BY THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE Theiformaooton y0o v oluntrlypoideinluding social AL L RIGHTS RESERVFD 0your 0000rit nu ilbebr use oorecutg purposs only ousocial security Lnumber willbe uset to analyzeresponse to this adoutAthorityIOUSO 003 G UD-vi j AmercanteirnaBest. Cia s sifie d = 336-3711 OWN This property. listed with members of the Pulaski County Board of Realtors - - -- REALTY [COLD WC!U 311 North St 314-336-4337 LBANO KAREN FOSTER Waynesville abasement.Willcrs N 81 sell. ' ST. ROBERT, MO 774-6488 or 774-6800 powntown Waynesvllle BUS. 014) 3364400 9L. RsberaMe I314- RS. (314) 774-289 OUTSIDE THE JRA-98 Beautiful 3BR NO. 01111 - 3 B.R. HOME o% Nationwidel 18 ACRES m-1 on AREA phone number Ranch!!! Brick front, S.A. In Waynesvllle Dist. 1-800-424-2157 1-800-367-5701 (modutLr o fam located just west of Hwy J Gasconade River. 1-800-525-8910 ext. LR with-brick FP, DR, Ext 5006 In Missouri roopucr blt-i on hard surface road. I-800-523-2460: Has boat ramp and 9907. Kit., 2BA, utl. rm., Priced to sell at $38,000.00. L, garage, 1 acre lot. REDUCED! ! 4 Ext. F121 deep eddy. Home has NO. 01211 - 3 B.R. RANC1 Waynesville School Bedroom, 3 bath 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1620 "MILITARY with 2 car gar., on 1 acre GOOD RANCH: 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Dist. This home is only 1 track, home includes home with formal sq. ft. living area. oak OWNER ANXIOUS - G O O D - 100 PERCENT ranch hom e yr. old and has many RELOCATION cabinets by the "Wood dining room, family $62,500.00. Ranch style home-3 (modular of frame extras. $67,000. NETWORK" Doctor," I and % B., range, SUBDIVISION: 3 room and rec room FINANCING 2 ACRES - 3 bdrm; BR, 2 BA, living const.) 24x30 great JA-32 ACREAGE!!! 33 D.W., water softener, and bedrooms, 3 baths AVAILABLE 11/2 bath; fireplace; F U L L Y satellite system. $62,000.00. room w-fireplace, on 2.66 Acres. built-in acres, fenced, a spring (one with jacuzzi). room, 1 ar CUSTOMIZED! NO. 01311 - 3 B.R. RANCH $58,900. KR27 THRU VA & FHA carport; pond; out- fed pond. $16,700. kit-dining room, Glassed-in Family garage, fullwalk-out 4BR, 2BA, Dbl. on 1.47 acres - This home is O W N E R Other Loans To blding; fruit trees; JA-31 1.5 acre bldg. only 1/ yrs. old includes utility, one car Rm (18' x 25'), basement. Will sell garage, ALL BRICK RELOCATING! 95 Percent home 7 yr. old. with 10 acres or 50 site... Asphalt road, range, refrig., D.W., water garage. Low Price Fireplace in L.R. MUST SELL! 2 $48,000.00. electric-water ranch on 1/2 acres. softener, and Satellite $45,000. CN252 acres. No. 38310. Kitchen has range Bedroom Home ST. ROBERT. 3BR 50 ACRES - 8 yr. old available. $6,500. Central vacum, DW, system. Approx. 1500 sq. ft. BUILDING LOTS- 1 bath living area, on Hwy 28 only with microwave, home a' bsmt; 2 2 BEDRO EOM, 1-800-251-4663 Ext. 614 range, Dbl. oven, within short walking 2BA ranch style minutes from Ft. RAVENWOOD Dishwasher, old farm house on 60 AFTER HOURS: microwave, Trash Wood distance of down- home with a full heat sys..r's; fenced $62,000.00. ESTATES Call for Refrigerator. 2-car acres, 30x45 barn, John Schehl comp. Formal DR, town. Perfect for the basement. LR, w-pond and spring. (314) AFTER HOURS your tour today. garage-much more! pond, live spring, 336-4686 Large Fam. Rm. beginning family! Kitchen-DR combo. 2 $66,500.00. Willia Duncan Rosle 329-6770 CN300 $69,000. No. 191 some marketable CR1435 $79,500. Ken $18,000. KR11 car garage. %:/4 acre BRIERWOOD on (417) 458-4659 336-4493 SHOWCASE HOME PRICE REDUCED: timber, 1/4 mile RELAXED SET- 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath lot. $69,000. Hwy 28 - Several new blacktop highway under construction in Move right into this 4 mobile home in an WAYNESVILLE homes being built in TING! Manicured THE FT. LEONARD RAVENWOOD frontage $27,500. No. 2 and 3 bedroom trailers bedroom ranch. established park just SCHOOL DISTRICT. new sub. Call for 38410 4BR, 2BA ranch on 10 WOOD Consolidated ESTATES. Extras for rent in St. Robert. Hexagonal sunken off of Y Hwy. Has 4 BR, 2 BA, LR, details. acres. Large shed- Chaplain's Fund has the include garden room, NEW 3 BEDROOM, 736-5732. L.R., Fam. Rm., some furnishings. Kitchen-DR combo, AFTER HOURS: outbldg. FP, CA, following contract library, master suite 13/4bath ranch over --- F-56-16TP--- D.R. kitchen with all $8000. KM49 Rec. Room. Full Carole York 759-6023 Dbl. garage, Bsmt. positions open: Bus w-jacuzzi. CN321. full basement on appliances, new NICE ALL- basement. Chain link corner 1lot . FOR RENT - Two and $64,500 CR14323. Driver, Nursery PRICE REDUCED- three carpeting, wood & oil ELECTRIC 3 fenced back yard. COMPARE! Not new bedroom AFFORDABLE... Workers, Musicians 3BR, 2BA, Way nesville School mobil furnaces, 2 baths, 2-c Home with free but mobilehomes. Also lots Native stone 3BR (Choir director, Bedroom Corner lot. $57,000. but nice. Not home w-12x20 add on. garage, satellite District. Close to post for rent. Call 336-5911. ranch on 5 acres, Organist ceiling fans in each IMMACULATE! 3 affordable. Spaicous 1 and pianist), Beautiful set on 3 dish. On 1.25 acres, and shopping. --- P-305-TFC--- Dbl. garage, Part. Group Leaders, Cook. bedroom, utility BR 1 BA ranch style and 2 bedroom apart- $52,000. No. 34510 acres. Close to FLW. m-l. A Beauty. room in bath. $39,900. home with LR, DR- ments. Utilities fur- FOR RENT - Two and Bsmt., garden, or- The following positions Waynesville 181 TWO, 2 BEDROOM schools. $69,900. No. KR55 Kitchen combo. nished including cable. three bedroom chard. $40,000 may be applied for by CN299 $25,000. RENTALS, one with OWNER MUST Cheryl Knight Brick fireplace. Near High School. West mobilehomes. Call 336- CR1424. contacting the Resource AFTER washer and dryer HOURS: SELL: Spanish 336-5153 3753. INDULGE Manager at the Post Marvin Landscaped yard Waynesville. 774-2228. hook-up, $280.00 per Long 774-2124 Ranch, 3 bedrms, Art Simmoneau with fruit trees & --- E-56-TFC------L-246-TFC--- YOURSELF... Chaplain's Office. Tele. Randy Becht month. L.R. F.R. with pyro 736-5567 storage shed. An EXTRA CLEAN APTS: 12 x 70 MOBILE HOME Beautiful 3BR, 2BA 8-2125. 417-458-4737 AFTER HOURS: Bob Phillips fireplace, large Horace Ingle excellent buy at 1 & 2 bedroom, for sale. 3 bedroom, 2 Spanish ranch in --- R-54-16TC---- 759-7217 Karen Reese 759-6239 Vangle Edson 774-964 kitchen, Dining, 2 417-458-4551 $51,100. reasonably priced, very bath, air, on rental lot, excellent location. REGISTERED John Trudell 336-3689 Chris Morrissey 774-6946 baths, utility rm, on LAQUEY SCHOOL Fully equip. Kitchen, safe. Waynesville, 774- Harold Wells 336-3538 can be left or moved, NURSES NEEDED. nice lot in excellent BR 1 FP, CA courtyard, Day DISTRICT. 3 2759 days, 774-2131 Jerry Hawkins 336-5465 774-6713. Shift. Part-time. neighborhood-west Dbl. garage. 28x20 '87 DODGE COLT, take * A BA ranch style evenings. Sunset Village of the LIST WITH over CU loan plus $500 Waynesvllle. You home. 3 ceiling fans. --- F'-8-TFC--- Fam. Rm. $79,500 Ozarks, Waynesville. .,. US LOCALLY cash. AM-FM cassette, won't believe the - 1 car carport. Level SELL THROUGH CR1431. 336-4322. PRICE REDUCTION FOR RENT - 1 and 2 light blue, cloth-vinyl price!! CALL US! New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath lot fronting a US NATIONALLY WANTED - Set of bunk TREND SETTER! --- S-51-TFC--- bedroom apartments, interior, excellent MPG. No. 187. home Reduced from blacktop road. Just beds, also kitchen table NEW unique 3BR, Crocker. 314-736-2377. HELP WANTED - Ask for SSG Rhea 368- RANCH NEAR $58,900 to $56,900. $39,900. and chairs. Call 774- 2BA cedar ranch -- F-44-30TP----- McDonalds of St. 8015. HIGH SCHOOL: 2 or 2 BR MOBILE CLEANEST 2044. over full Bsmt., wrap Located 11 miles from WOOD VILLAGE - For Robert's now accepting 3 bedrms, bath, L.R. HOME. Flue for RENTALS deck, FP in center of FLW near Dixon, 1.33 rent 1 & 2 bedroom ---- P-57-10TC--- applications for all F.R., Kitchen, wood stove. Great In Town hose, Fully equip, acres, large deck, 2 car apartments; 1, 2, & 3 WANTED TO BUY- shifts, apply anytime. 12x60 2 bedroom kitchen. $62,500 Dining, Some hard- garage, central air and garden spot on 2.20 Used --- M-158-TFC---- bedroom mobile homes. furniture and FOR wood floors, Garage, heat. Call Owner- acres m-l. On a 14x60 11/2 baths CR1432. SALE Also large mobile home appliances. Call 336- MEDICAL ASSISTANT, Everything for lawn and Carport, new heating Broker John Brown at blacktop road for 1987 Model LEASE-OPTION lots just outside Main 5022. Training. Financial aid garden. Landscaping and cooling system, only $11,900. 12 x 65 3 bedroom 1986 (14x80) mobile Century 21 John Brown Gate. 336-3215. --- G-51-TFC---- available. 1-800-772- service. Most complete on One-half acre lot. Realty, 364-5050 or 1-800- OFFICE Call Bob at home. St. Robert --- F-112-TFC--- WANTED - Skipperkee JOBS. Metro Business stock in the area. $32,000. No. 225. 432-4596 Ext 521. 774-6488 or 774-6800 Pulaski Estates $17,700 CM101. FOR RENT: Mobile Puppy or other similar College, 6th and Cedar, Moores Greenhouse, 5 REALLY GOOD -- B-21-TFC--- Nationwide 336-3413 VACATION AT miles west of homes, apartments, and short hair breed. Call SRolla, Mo. 65401. BUY: 2 or 3 bedroom 1-800-367-5701 HOME! This Waynesville. 774-0838 FOR SALE BY Brigitte at 314-736-5483 Ranch with In Missouri lots. Cozy Acres Park, 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, 14 remodeled, Cozy NEED BACKHOE OWNER, West Roberta Avenue, St. after 5:00 p.m. Basement. Plenty of 1-800-523-2460 x 70, Jay Mobile Home 3BR ranch is located OPERATOR FOR SALE - Repos 4 Waynesville, 402 Cedar Robert. Call 336-5537 or partly furnished. Wheeler, 87 Storage and big Ext F123 PAYING TOP close to river access. Need maintenance Yamaha, St., 3 bedroom, with 774-2298. Assume kitchen. Large AFTER HOURS payment. Call DOLLARS for used Beautiful area, only 380 ATV enquire basement. Completely --- M-239-TFC---- man for rentals. fenced back yard and Judy 774-2247 336-4212 after 5 p.m. army surplus. J & S 15 min. to Post. Beneficial 336-3322. remodeled. Large Lot. --- C-56-16TP--- Must be ex- closed in back porch. Tish 774-5893 LARGE 3 BEDROOM Army Surplus. 1 block $29,500 CR1318. Excellent condition. Call after 5:00 p.m. 774- perienced. No. 122 a Gem of a Laura 336-4971 APTS. $200.00 plus MOBILE HOMES FOR from Ft. Wood Main "YOU'LL BE SOLD --- B-60-8TC--- 2751 or before 5:00., 774- 336-3424 house for only Joe 774-2354 utilities, furnished and SALE - 1961 to 1967, 10 x Gate on the Spur, St. ON OUR EXTRA L-SHAPED SOFA, 2 6430. unfurnished. Buckhorn $39,000. and in 50's and 24 x 65 $1,500 Robert 336-3828. EFFORT" pieces, sand color with too. --- M-50-16TP-- . overpass, South Side. Jewel 336-5133 Waynesville and up. Doublewide, --- O-26-TFC--- The Department of earthtone highlights, OWNER SELLING No pets, 774-2661. Aweda 674-3746 EXCELLENT Rohuhihboux $6,500. Ready to live in. ROLLA RARE COIN, Elementary and $200.00. 329-6339. NEW House, /4 acre. - .S-54-16TP----- Linda 765-4354 ----- B-60-3TP---- STARTER HOME in Will relocate. 336-5404. 7th and Pine. We buy, Secondary Education is Convenient St. Robert FOR RENT - 3 room Jimmie 435-6739 Waynesville. New 20 t Ask for John Gilley. we sell, we loan. U.S. seeking registered location. Paved street, furnished apartment, Rebecca 774-6165 Carpet and paneling and Foreign Coins, Occupational driveway. Three utilities furnished. Jim 774-2489 Therapists interested in Roger Adams and Custom Birch OFFICE 314-774-5911 Motel & Park Sterling, Gold Rings, bedrooms, 2 baths, Adults only. No pets, Ronny 736-2397 providing services Cabinets, plenty of Days, $13.95, Weeks Dental Gold, U.S. and RESIDENCE 314-774-200 west Waynesville. 774- under contractual BUICK storage space, good beautiful oak kitchen $70, also 2 bdrm. 6613 or 774-6451. foreign stamps, arrangement within the location. No. 259 at cabinets. Walk-out TWO HOMh, ONE trailers. $130 WANTED: Live-In Diamonds, and Guns. State Schools for "Jeeip. basement. Central air- PRICE excellent rental 364-4272. Babysitter, room and $25,000. per month Severely Handicapped heat. Double garage. record. In Waynesville 336-4114 or 4321 board, $120.00 a month. for the 1987-88 school *i ENAULT Vi 774-2646 Many extras. 314-774- Call Richard Grotting at Pat 774-5896 School district. Older year at State School No. PR OWND CARS but nice three bedroom 6449. 1983 MOBILEHOME FOR RENT - 1-2-3 329-4224 or 368-2036. 59 in Fort Leonard 87 Olds Toronado Joy 759-6531 home & 1-BR home, on Rosemary --- P-51-TFC----- FOR SALE: Bedroom trailers, $77.50 Wood, MO and State Brougham 2- To Choose 329-3976 one acre of land. $49,900. Three $33,200 FOR SALE and up. Call 765-3324. School No. 74 in Dixon, From Jackie 774-2122 BY OWNER BRAND NEW RANCH, bedrooms, 1'/ baths, --- J-42-TFC Young, extremely fast growing Industrial MO. For more In- 87 Buick Riviera Butch 774-5951 - 2 BR House on Hwy Y. three bedrooms, two TOTAL ELECTRIC, sales firm is expanding in the Waynesville formation contact: 87 Dodge Omni Lindy 774-5391 Good starter home or baths, one car garage, Central AIR, FOR RENT - Mobile and surrounding areas. Pamela K. Schaefer, 86 Nissan 300ZX for rental. $32,000.00. with front-back patio. Washer, Dryer, Homes, no pets, Excellent sales Supervisor of Related T-Top 2+2 $51,000. Chastain's Court, 336- training, no evenings, no week-ends and no 336-4986. Excellent Location, Services, State Schools 86 Pontiac 6000 Super PRICE DROPPED on ONLY $8900. 4582. relocation necessary. For confidential in- Value terview, call Thursday only. for Severely Han- FOR SALE - Pink satin this cute little starter (Private Lot, Rent or ---- C-212-TFC---- dicapl~ed, P.O. Box 480, formal very nice, no home. Completely 85 Olds Cutlass Supreme Purchase.) FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Jefferson City, Missouri Brougham Coupe remodeled, three shoulders with tucked furnished mobilehome, Mike Morey 65102, telepho e: (314) 85 Pontiac Parlsienne 4- bedrooms, one bath, and 336-3424 back. Size 9-10, value air conditioned, carpet, 751-0888, prior ' gust Dr. within walking distance 314-336-3121 $200 will sell for $70. JUST STARTING OUT? to school and downtown. WE'VE GOT A REAL no pets, no gas deposit. 3, 1987. EEOE M 85 Olds Cutlass Clera LS Only v,,rn once. Call Two bedroom home in $14,900. NICE 12' wide, 3 4 Dr. Nice Car $100. and up - 336-4848. Maintenance Engineering, Ltd. Richland. Newly bedroom, 2 bath Mobile 85 Olds Calais Coupe 765-4428 after 5:00. BIG, little house, one Fargo, ND The D4tment of V-6 Loaded Low-Low ----A-1-FC---- s, remodeled. $195 month, bedroom, one bath, Home, located in FOR RENT - Two Elementary and Mi. $150 deposit. 765-3860. formal dining room, Waynesville. Lots of SPEECH THERAPIST - FIREWOOD FOR bedroom furnished RN's - DAY SHIFT Secondary Education is 85 Olds Cutlass huge family room, shade trees, big 2 acre SALE-Approximately --- B-58-5TP--- trailer, air condition, Call Richland R-4 POSITION. Work seeking registered Supreme 4 Dr. Low MI. carport, and beautiful cord, $30. MODERN 2 BEDROOM yard, lots of privacy, yet 774-6612. School. 765-3241. Monday thru Friday. Occupational 85 Dod. Caravan LE Ap- back yard. $9500. still close to town. Call Therapists lnteresI An proximately one cord. duplex for rent, all ---- M-22-TFC- - Occasional weekend off. 85 Ford Country OUT IN THE COUN- ._ providing jerv fhes $50. electric, stove and Cover Wagon at 336- AJAMS - CHOL RN's - Weekend Squire Wgn. delivered. Pen- TRY, spacious ti-level CRESTVIEW COURT 2 under contractual refrigerator furnished. with four bedrooms, 5111. BUS position. Work Saturday 85 Buick Regal 2 Dr. dleton, 774-2316. Bedroom trai e rs DRIVERS-NEEDED arrangement within the -- P-111-TFC- .. Fully carpeted 2'/2 miles three baths, --- W-58-TFC--- and Sunday. 24 hours. 85 Olds Cutlass Supreme COACHLIGHT available now. Under PHONE State Schools for Brougham 2-Dr. Loaded from South gate of refrigerator, range, Paid for 40 hours. Severely Handicapped dishwasher. Good COLA CEH L ItG HndT new management. Call 314-336-4213 OR 84 Buick Regal Limited FLW. 417-458-4894. VILLAGE - Lots and Starting salary $10 per for the 1987-88 school 336-3696 for more in- 314-336-3554 2-Door, Beautiful Must S-52-TFC--- landscaping, on thirty mobile homes for rent. hour. EOE Call for year at State School No. --- formation. See 1-2-3 BEDROOM houses acres. $85,000. Spacious lots available appointment. 364-7766. 59 in Fort Leonard --- C-43-50TP--- 84 Buick Electra Park- for rent, from $175. 2 ACRE LOT. Lease to at $50 monthly. Two --- R-58-TFC--- Wood, MO and State Ave. Super Nice. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE Pulaski County Realty, own $85.00 per month. bedroom mobile homes NURSE AIDS HELP WANTED - School No. 74 in Dixon, 84 Cadillac Eldorado Home for rent. MO. For more in- 336-4585. For more information at $150 and up. Senior Air Part-time position ADVERTISING SALES Coupe conditioned. Next to formation contact: ----- P-161-TFC--- call 329-5052. citizens discount of- St. available im- PERSON - Sales ex- 84 Olds Delta 88 Robert Pamela K. Schaefer, 12495 FOR RENT - !Two fered. Phone 774-6529. City Hall. Phone mediately; providing perience a must. Must Royale 4 Dr. 336-4758. Supervisor of Related Bedroom House in Home Care Services have own tran- 84 Buick Riviera REPO ---- W-51-16TC-- Services, State Schools 83 Buick Electra Waynesville. Furnished BANK for elderly residents sportation. Bring for Severely Han- Limited 4 Dr. THE OAKS, 2 bedroom, REDUCED PRICE MOBILEHOME FOR in the Dixon area. resume or unfurnished $190.00 to Daily Guide dicapped, P.O. Box 480, 83 Olds Cutlass Supreme 11/2 bath, townhouse Look What RENT - 1-3 Bedroom Must be certified month. Deposit or newspaper from 8 a.m. - Jefferson City, Missouri Coupe apartments for lease. $12,900 Buys! available. required. Available Green Acres have experience as 12:00. No phone calls 65102, telephone: (314) 82 Chev Caprice Classic 336-4046. 14 x 70 Mobil Home 3 September 18th. 774- Mobile Home Comn- nurses aide and have please. 751-0888, prior to August Low-Low. Miles $5995 --- C-215-TFC----- bedroom, 2 full bath, munity. 336-3575. reliable tran- 3, 1987. EEOE M-F-H. 5886, 341-2987, 364-1590. 1985 model, microwave- --- D-39-TFC-- - 81 Chrysler LeBaron NOW LEASING Fox ------G-75-TFC--- sportation. For Wgn. --- O-60-14TP--- dishwasher, built-in IM 8 kk Run Condominiums and TRUCKS, VANS, REASONABLY stereo, cathedral FOR RENTFOR -ENT2 bedroomedrom | application314-341-2888 call: R.N.'s Town Houses. 2 and 3 JEEPS PRICED 2 bedroom ceilings. Payments less a-c, In Home Health If you are interested in bedrooms. North Outer trailer. Furnished, 86 Cherokee Pioneer V- house for rent than $170 per month. Care ece career enhancement, in BELOW BOOK: 82 VW in quiet location. No pets. 6, Super Nice, Local, Road. St. Robert, Mo. 336-3424 a challenging, non- Quantum fuel injected, Waynesville. 774-2759 Call 336-3222 or 336-4861.. Doctors Car. 336-4585 clerical environment, many options $3,700. days, 774-2131 evenings. 85 Dodge Ram 50, Only 1904 Jeep consider joining the negotiable. Call 329-5014 16,000 Miles areas first HMO. Part- after 5 p.m. 84 Ford Bronco XLT NOW RENTING Op time position assisting L 4d1& o wa r o? ----- R-56-34TP--- 83 Chev S-10 Pick-Up with case management, WELL ESTABLISHED Large new 2 bedroom 11/2 bath 83 FORD ESCORT L, Must See This Sharp V-6 $ ,695 pre-admission cer- BUSINESS for sale in Unit. Townhouse Apartments - stove, tification, utilization fuel economy pkg., 4 Mini Mall Balloons 83 Jeep Wagoneer and quality Dr., new tires, PS, PB, 1944 Wick Galore, owner wants to refrigerator, dishwasher, G.D., management. Sub- AM-FM Cassette, $2500. -Limited _ retire! 336-4488. drapes, washer, dryer, heat pump. Llm49ecL ftiIrq stantial growth 336-2058. --- B-56-16TP---- Carter Street by City Hall, St. potential. Send resume, 'Medallion 8,,00milt: --- S-58-8TP--- t 1988 EXCELLENT COM- A Robert. Quiet Neighborhood. FOR RENT - on 17 Hwy. North of salary requirements to: 1986 CHEVY CUSTOM $10,666 MERCIAL or office Health Services i New Norvi Apartments Waynesville, extra large DELUXE V-8 Pickup, space available. Forum, lot, $150 monthly. Director Furnished, water, sewer, low miles, topper, AC, II Building. Up to 3800 336-3357 -336-2177 trash pickup in- Care Plus 500 Hwy. 63 S. PS, perfect condition. sq. ft. Lease. Rolla. 364- cluded. P.O. Box 8 Ro la,MO Open For Inspection $9,200. 329-3317. 2546 Phone 774-6627 or 774-2044 Rolla, MO 65401 364-1323 --- L-55-8TP--- f rlian qS temher 10 1987 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Page 13 Fort Wood Cable-Sunday, September 13 thru Saturday,September 19 BEN HADEN I MOVIE *** "Everything You Always 7DCOUSTEAU'S REDISCOVERY OF THE Wi A SOLDIER'S Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid WORLD O PERFORMANCE PLUS Featured: the to Ask)" (1972) Woody Allen, Gene Wilder. NHRA's Celebrity Race featuring drivers Lor- enzo Lamas ("Falcon Crest"), Christopher STORY ® ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK (9 IN TOUCH 6:30 C LAST FRONTIER ® MOTOWORLD Featured: Camel Pro Ser- Atkins ("Blue Lagoon"), Robert Hays ("Star- N BAD NEWS BEARS ies National Championship from Sears Point man"), and Richard Dean Anderson ("Macgy- 7:00 ( 0 FAMILY TIES D International Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.; Ca- ver"). (In Stereo) Howard E. Rollins Jr. 0EI MURDER SHE WROTE 4 mel Pro Series dirt track racing from Spring- ® MOVIE **1/2 "Rich and Famous" (1981) stars as an Army officer E SPENSER: FOR HIRE q field, Ill. (In Stereo) Jacqueline Bisset, Candice Bergen. Through- in "A Soldier's Sto- D SURVIVAL SPECIAL "The Lions of Eto- D NEW VAUDEVILLIANS TOO Host Ed Be- out the ups and downs of their literary careers film adap- sha: King of the Beasts" James Earl Jones gley Jr. ("St. Elsewhere") introduces and romantic lives, two women depend on ry," the 1984 vaudeville acts, including a their friendship for stability. Director George tation of Charles narrates this profile of life within a pride of contemporary lions living inNamibia's Etosha National Park. World Champion hula-hooping comedian, a Cukor's final film. 'R' Fuller's Pulitzer Prize- (R) radio-controlled dummy, and a dancing frog ® BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA Annette winning play. It airs ® MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN 4 routine by the Theatre Mask Ensemble. (In O'Toole stars as a teacher in this story about Tuesday, Sept. 15 on 9 LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- Stereo) the imaginary world shared by two 11-year- old friends. CBS. MOUS OE SUNDAY SHOWCASE Meadowlark Le- O PAPER CHASE: THE FIRST YEAR mon and the Shooting Stars Basketball Exhi- ® WORLD STAGE: THE SECOND ANNUAL SD MOVIE *** "About Last Night..." (1986) bition, from San Diego. (Taped) PRINCE'S TRUST ALL-STAR ROCK CON- (Stations reserve the right Rob Lowe, Demi Moore. Two young Chica- ®l MOVIE *** "Extremities" (1986) Farrah CERT Performances by George Harrison, tomake last minutechanges.) goans attempt to balance the uncertainty of Fawcett, James Russo. The victim of two at- Ringo Starr, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Phil modern relationships with their developing tempted rapes turns the tables on her at- Collins, Ben E. King, Bryan Adams, Paul romance. (In Stereo) 'R'~ tacker inthis harrowing adaptation of William Young, Midge Ure and Jeff Lynne. (InStereo) O NFL THEATRE Mastrosimone's play. 'R' ® MOVIE ***112 "Return of the Jedi" (1983) FAMILY ® MOVIE "Legal Eagles" (1986) Robert l MOVIE **1/2 "The Velvet Touch" (1948) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. Oscar-winning Redford, Debra Winger. Two Manhattan at- Rosalind Russell, Leo Genn. An actress is special effects highlight this third installment TIES Eric Clapton torneys employ some unorthodox methods to haunted by her conscience after committing in George Lucas' "Star Wars" trilogy. Luke 'The Second Annual Prince's Trust prove the innocence of their client, an avant- the "perfect" murder. Skywalker reunites with his comrades for one On the one-hour pre- All-Star Rock Concert' garde artist accused of murder. (In Stereo) O COVER STORY final battle with the evil Galactic Empire and miere of "Family Ties," HBO - Sept. 13 'PG 4 (W NEW JERSEY PEOPLE their all-new, invincible Death Star. (InStereo) Alex (Michael J. Fox) D DONNA REED 8:30 ® TRACEY ULLMAN SHOW 'PG' submits to a polygraph O MOVIE "Dreams Lost, Dreams Found" 0 HIDDEN HEROES Featured: Fred Marks D ROBERT KLEIN TIME and Les Kepler, owners and mechanics of a HORIZONS test given by psy- (1987) Kathleen Quinlan, David Robb. While in ® HISPANIC Sunday Scotland to rediscover her heritage, an Amer- World of Outlaws Sprint Car driven by Brad 9:30 ® INN NEWS chology major Lauren ican woman and her nobleman lover vow to Doty. (InStereo) O9 ROCK ALIVE Miller (new series break the curse that hangs over the castle E HOLLYWOOD INSIDER Q CELEBRITY OUTDOORS Featured: coun- regular Courteney September 13 she has purchased. ® NEWS 9: IN DEPTH try music's Leon Everette and Mike Snider go Cox). It airs Sunday, W]DAVID TOMA SHOW 9:00 1 MASTERPIECE THEATRE 4 sightseeing near Redondo Beach, Calif. (In m LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- Stereo) Sept. 13 on NBC. 7:30 J DUET EVENING Ii WISH YOU WERE HERE MOUS ® MOVIE **1/2 "F/X" (1986) Bryan Brown, D MISTER ED D NEWS Brian Dennehy. A special effects technician (Stations reserve the right 6:00 0 0 OUR HOUSE W FACE OFF to make lost minute changes.) ID 60 MINUTES 8:00 0 0 PRIVATE EYE 0 MOVIE Disney Sunday Movie" (Part 4D 61 MOVIE "Nobody's Child" (1986) 1 of 2) MarIo Thomas, Ray Baker. After spending 20 RENT T S CONSTITUTION: THAT DELICATE BAL- years in various institutions, a young woman WASHERS- ANCE struggles to overcome her mental illness. (R) SLiving Room Sets - ,BedroomSets - Appliances DRYER S21 JUMP STREET CLASSIFIED D FAME RANGES Televisions - VCRs - Stereos 7 MOVIE ** '"The Villain" (1979) Kirk 0 A NABISCO SHOWCASE CAJUN BASS BOAT QUARTERS CLEANED Douglas. Ann-Margret. DENNIS WEAVER IN with trailer, trolling - 22 years experience. Kelvinator cI CROSSBOW 'BLUFFING IT' .Tappan ABC Adv motor, depth finders, All work guaranteed. 0 AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE Fea- MERCURY RENTALS batteries and battery Take power of attorney! *Roper tured: the 12th Annual NHRA Cajun National E MOVIE "Bluffing It" (1987) Dennis charger. Excellent Yard also. 774-5559. Croshey Championship Drag Races, from Baton Weaver, Cleavant Derricks. A middle-aged Monday-Friday 9 - 6 Saturday 9 - 5 condition - must sell - --- J-28-TFC--- -Magic Chief Rouge, La. (InStereo) factory foreman faces crises both at work and D MOVIE **** "An American in Paris" moving! 329-2443. JOHN TERRIO, the Brown at home when he rejects a promotion rather JCity Rt. 1-44 West, St. Robert (1951) Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron. reveal the fact that he is functionally illi- --- F-55-8TP--- - Yankee Handyman, than Vesta C NFL PRIME TIME terate. - sized Home and mobilehome FOR SALE-All SERVICES YOUR EMIMOVIE *** "Pale Rider" (1985) Clint 9) EXPEDITION TO EREBUS stone and crushed repairs, carpentry, WARRANTY Eastwood, Michael Moriarty. I MR. PRESIDENT and plum- agricultural lime. electrical NEEDS ® SMOTHERS BROTHERS SHOW D STAR SEARCH International Tours Howard Quarries, Inc. bing. Call 336-5841. l J t omp JODY POWERS-AGENT Highway 17 South, in 314-336-3555 Buckhorn. Phone (314) CHIMNEY SWEEP GATEWAY 774-5400. Dependable service, HOME HIDDEN VALLEY PLAZA ST. ROBERT modern equipment, and FURNISHING THOMAS MEDICAL CENTER FOR SALE OR LEASE: insured. Serving 336-5022 KIS photo machine for Waynesvllle, St. Robert, developing color prints. Richland, Crocker, (Former Office Of Dr. H.E. Nickels) ELL'S HOME REPAIR, Use in your business to Iberia, Dixon and Rent By Week-Day-Month. service. Mobile and generate additional surrounding area. 314- 12979.00 736-5168. Ask for Lee frame homes, car- Freedom Rent A Car' consumer traffic. Call Evans or leave message pentry, electrical and ,.., 297.00 364-2468 Ext. 49 for 217 North Street on code-a-phone. plumbing. 336-5124. Jamaica- 3NIGHT STAY further information. Have Equipment ---- J-282-TFC--- Will Travel Waynesville, Mo. St.Louis To New OrleansRouNDv T~ .28.002 HALF PRICE! LIKE WICKER? If you would like to place an Flashing arrow signs QUARTERS Springfield To Dallas ROUNDTRIP) 98.00 order, or have a party to $299! Lighted, non- CLEANED, guaranteed Open Monday-Friday win FREE wicker. Call arrow $289! Unlighted inspection, reasonable Springfield To Phoenix (ROUND RIP) $148.00 Denise 765-3786, after $249! Free letters! See rates, fast service. Call 6:00 p.m., Debbie 9:OOam-Noon * RESTRICTIONS DO APPLY - OUR SERVICES ARE FREE! locally. Call today! 774-6164. Factory: 1 (800) 423- --- W-200-TFC--- anytime - 417-532-6057, leave message. 0163, anytime. REPAIR SERVICE-All QUARTERS 774-6279 makes of sewing CLEANED. We take i machines. Experienced. power of attorney. Located at Lynch's Quick service, OLIVERS TREE Waynesville Sewing reasonable prices. Star SERVICE - Tree Center, 336-4741. Cleaning Service. 336- trimming and removal. --- W-149-TFC--- Dangerous trees 5040. WILL DO YARD work, DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS I removed, insured and free estimates, 314-364- concrete and carpentry. SC OS: 3675. Call Greg 336-5812. MONDAY-FRIDAY --- O-275-TFC--- Did you miss the summer 10 AM. TO 2 PM. NOTICE: Threlkeld session? Bookkeeping and There is still time to enroll for $285 SOUPS AND APPETIZERS Tax Service, located FALL SESSION CLASSES one mile north of 1-44 INCLUDED or the left side of Starting Sept. 14th. Hwy. 28. Phone 336- 3748. Box 364, *Computer * Accounting Waynesville, Mo. *Secretarial * Medical FREE AIR CON- DITIONING and Up to $4,000 Discounts - Build busainetro your own home. No down payment. 9.9 business college percent APR Con- 6th and Cedar (314) 364-8464 Rolla, Mo. struction Financing, -1-800-772-5627 ------Miles Homes 417-725- 3937. ------M-56-34TP--- DIVORCE UN- AKC DACHSHUND, CONTESTED - COLLIE AND SHIH-TZU, And Lhasa Apso Puppies. paperwork only. No SHELTIE PUPPIES - Shots and legal advice. Fast AKC, shots, wormed, Wormed. Priced quality work $50.00. 417- health guaranteed, 364- Reasonably, 1-314-729- 967-3565 evenings after 2492. 5434 --- K-58-8TP--- 6:00 and weekends. --- S-57-5TC--- PARAKEETS Male- AKC REGISTERED cage Chihuahua and Golden Female $35.00 with Call 774-5905 Retriever puppies for and food. sale. Champion Blood or come by 402 Fort lines. OFA. 314-336-4579. Street, Waynesville. --- P-56-TFC------Y-28-TFC---- MODEL YEAR END CLEARANCE SALE . New '86 34" Yellowstone 134L Travel Trailer with air (Sold) List $18,978.00 - Sale Price $14,285.00 New '86 25" Yellowstone 125 RG Travel Trailer with air List $12,285.00 -Sale Price $9,595.00 New '87 25" Yellowstone 125 FK Trailer List $12,157.00 - Sale Price $9,599.00 New '87 18" Yellowstone Trailer with air Only $7,995.00 New '87 28" Yellowstone 5th Wheel List $14,843.00 - Sale Price $12,468.00 (Sold) Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-8 pm BOURBON R7%CENTER OVER 40 OTHERS MNWIAUM364-0941 364-094 1-44, Bou -. n, MO TO CHOOSE FROM! VISA Crown Shoe Rack Call Collect 314-732-5100 CALL TODAY! L-i Located Just Off Hwy. 1-44 3 Miles East of : 0IlOn Hwy. V and South Outer Road. 14% Page 14 Fort Leonard Wood Guidon Thursday, September 10,987 Fort Wood Cable-Sunday, September 13 thru Saturday,September 19 becomes involved in espionage and murder CU) HOW TO MAKE A MILLION IN THE ferences" (1984) Ryan '0Neal, Shelley Long. C YOU CAN BE A STAR 11:15 (17DCOUSTEAU'S REDISCOVERY OF Missing" (1975) Peter Ustinov, Helen Hayes. THE WORLD (1M ***V2 "The Road Warrior" when he's hired by the government to stage STOCK MARKET A 9-year-old girl, feeling neglected and un- O ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET MOVIE 11:30 ®0 OLATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET- (1981) Mel Gibson, Bruce phony death of a mob informant. (In [WLJOE FRANKLIN loved, seeks legal aid to divorce herself from M)DMOVIE ** "Misunderstood" (1984) Gene Spence. the TERMAN Stereo) 'R' the custody of her ever-preoccupied parents Hackman, Henry Thomas. After the death of CR MY THREE SONS his wife, a shipping magnate based in Tunisia iF E TO BE ANNOUNCED (WMEET THE MAYORS and move inwith her former housekeeper. (In O SEARCH FOR TOMORROW m 700 CLUB 10:00OO0 0 D NEWS Stereo) becomes more and more absorbed in his (W1JOE FRANKI IN Monday i 0D NEWHART work, leading him to neglect the needs of his ® MOVIE **1/2 "We of the Never Never GAME! John Weistart moderates E FAIR ® ONLY ONE EARTH young sons. 'PG' (1983) Angela Punch McGregor, Arthur Dig- this panel discussion of problems within col- MOVIE **1/2 "The Family Man" (1979) 9 I SPY nam. drug abuse D Tuesday legesports -- payoffs, gambling, Edward Asner, Meredith Baxter Birney. A U] AIRWOLF O BEST OF GROUCHO to educate student September 14 and academia's failure happily married man finds himself torn be- 10:30 Q 0 TONIGHT SHOW O NFL THEATRE include Howard Cosell and athletes. Panelists EVENING tween his infatuation for a young woman and II D)JEFFERSONS O1MISTER ED coach Digger Phelps. Notre Dame basketball his love for his wife and family. E MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR EDGE OF NIGHT September 15 (R) 6:00 (0 0 0 (F E NEWS DA 700 CLUB _DTRAPPER JOHN, M.D. 11:45 C MOVIE * "Armed Response" (1986) THREE'S COMPANY EVENING E E NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT D MOVIE ***12 "Hot Millions" (1968) Peter ® FANDANGO David Carradine, Lee Van Cleef. C TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE E THREE'S COMPANY Ustinov, Maggie Smith. An ex-con embezzler D MOVIE *1/2 "Armed and Dangerous" 12:00 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY SPORTS PAGE 6:00 ( E IX) 1) NEWS C (9 BENSON assumes the identity 'of a noted computer (1986) John Candy, Eugene Levy. 9 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT ED Mesquite Championship Rodeo NIGHTLY BUSINESS i RODEO [A] REMINGTON STEELE genius as part of an elaborate scheme to D MOVIE *** "Phantom of the Open C_ JACK BENNY ED REPORT from Mesquite, Texas. (InStereo) ® YOU CAN BE A STAR make off with vast amounts of a large corpor- Hearth" (1976) James Broderick, Barbara © MOVIE "Trouble in Mind" (1985) Kris D THREE'S COMPANY **1/2 "Baby" (1985) William Katt, ( BENSON L MOVIE (E)SPORTSCENTER ation's money. 'G' Bolton. Kristofferson, Keith Carradine. Sean Young. In the steaming jungles of Af- [ REMINGTON STEELE N YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION EC TENNIS International Junior Challenge. CE SPORTSCENTER ® MOVIE ** "One of Our Dinosaurs is rica, a zoologist and her sportswriter hus- [C1 AIRWOLF From Sydney, Australia. (Taped) 10:40 Ci JERRY SEINFELD: STAND-UP CON- band attempt to save a baby brontosaurus W) $100,000 PYRAMID *** "Show Boat" (1951) Kathryn FIDENTIAL Known for his X-ray Specs, co- from the evil clutches of a greedy scientist. (® MOVIE 6:05 (1 ANDY GRIFFITH Grayson, Howard Keel. Jerome Kern and Os- median Jerry Seinfeld in his first solo televi- 'PG' 6:30 0 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE car Hammerstein II provided the words and sion appearance discusses family reunions, ® SPORTSCENTER SUNDAY C EYE ON THE OZARKS music for this tale of romance and drama shopping and stubborn pets. (InStereo) q BROTHERS SHOW C SMOTHERS I M*A*S*H aboard a Mississippi River showboat. Based 10:45 C MOVIE ** "Nobody's Fool" (1986) L LOVE YOUR SKIN ®E W TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES on a novel by Edna Ferber. Rosanna Arquette, Eric Roberts. BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 W CAROL SMACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR CNDMY THREE SONS 11:00 I® MOVIE **1/2 "The Pursuit of D.B. 10:15 ® ABC NEWS p ® BENSON 0 MOVIE "Rage Of Angels" (1983) (Part 1 Cooper (1981) Robert Duvall, Treat Williams. ®1 MOVIE ***1/2 "Aliens (1986) Sigourney (9) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago of 2) Jaclyn Smith, Ken Howard. A young 1 ED NEWS Weaver, Michael Biehn. Cubs at New York Mets. (Live) woman lawyer striving for success becomes ® TAXI ( MOVIE 10:30 ] FANDANGO involved with two powerful men on opposite IC BURNS AND ALLEN ( LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- CD.)MOUSETERPIECE THEATER sides of the law. 0 NASHVILLE NOW MOUS (] NFL MONDAY *** "Gypsy" (1963) Rosalind ®] SPORTSLOOK MOVIE ** "Dr. Max" (1974) Lee J. Cobb, -DMOVIE 0 CIDFRAGGLE ROCK p Russell, Natalie Wood. A stage mother prom- 9 DONNA REED Janet Ward. M_MOVIE ** "Half Moon Street" (1986) otes her two daughters, one of whom be- O DRAGNET (1984) Kirk Doug- ® MOVIE **1/2 "Draw!" Sigourney Weaver, Michael Caine. comes a renowned stripper. ] CANNON las, James Coburn. (D MR. WIZARD'S WORLD 8:30 G ® DESIGNING WOMEN I(g FAME 6:35 (1t)MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cincin- O NEW COUNTRY ODD COUPLE E nati Reds at Atlanta Braves. (Live) O ANN SOTHERN r/ COACHES SHOW ED 7:00 ( WORKING IT OUT - KIDS AND RACE 9:00 I 0 CAGNEY & LACEY MAKEPEACE SDEMPSEY & CALF 17 JERRY FALWELL ED AMERICAN MASTERS r S 0( FRANK'S PLACE L STRAIGHT TALK DENTS UNLIMITED ® ED YOUNG F ED HEAD OF THE CLASS p CROOK AND CHASE O MONKEES I E ROCKFORD FILES C MOVIE *1/2 "A Night in Heaven" (1983) Q DISCOVER C- FATHER MURPHY Christopher Atkins, Lesley Ann Warren. A THE WORLD TOMORROW O NOW married college instructor has an affair with erCard' VISA 11:00 ED TAXI o NASHVILLE MOVIE *** "Three Men and a Cradle" one of her students who works as a male ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK D ED (1985) Andre Dussolier, Roland Giraud. Three exotic dancer. 'R ® LARRY JONES Fea- carefree bachelors find themselves saddled SPLASH '87: SUMMER EDITION ® AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE with a baby. whom one of them has fathered, IH MOVIE ** "Jo Jo Dancer. Your Life Is 1.1NSURA' NCE WORK 4.BODY SIDE tured: the 12th Annual NHRA Cajun National when the child's mother decides she needs a Calling" (1986) Richard Pryor, Debbie Allen. A 2.SUN Championship Drag Races, from Baton RO break from parenting. (Dubbed) 'PG-13' nightclub comedian's alter ego travels back in OF MOULDINGS Rouge, La. (In Stereo) MOVIEL ** "Class" (1983) Rob Lowe, D MY FRIEND FLICKA time to discover what events in his life led to INSTALL ATION L 5.PIN STRIPING (E) NFL MONDAY MATCHUP New York the drug and alcohol abuse that nearly killed Jacqueline Bisset. Giants at Chicago Bears. him. (In Stereo) R' 3.COLOR MATCHING .6.FREE ESTIMATES CC NFL PRIME TIME C-HMOVIE ** "Fast Forward" (1985) John N CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? 9 STOCK MARKET VIDEO Scott Clough. Don Franklin. The chance to O MOVIE *** "The Fly" (1986) Jeff Gold- OPEN 8am-6pm MON.-FRI. GO FOR YOUR DREAMS D compete in a high-stakes showdown leads an blum, Geena Davis. A scientists teleportation SWAGGART 10am-3pm SAT. ®W] JIMMY Ohio school dance group to New York City. (In experiments take a frightening turn when his BUSINESS PHONE 336- ,3 BEHIND ANNIE ROO'S 11:15 S HARRY ANDERSON'S: HELLO Stereo) PG with those of a housefly, causing SUCKER! Harry Anderson from "Night Court" genes splice ST. ROBERT, MO. gradually turn into a grotesque insect. AFTER 6pm 774-2635 puts his gavel aside to provide satirical tips on CN) DONNA REED him to , MOVIE **2 "Fool for Love (1985) Sam OWL the fine art of conning with guests Turk Pipkin Oscar-winning makeup highlights this remake Shepard, Kim Basinger. Obsessive love of the 1958 classic. (InStereo) 'R'p and John Larroquette. Taped at Hermosa breeds a mixture of antagonism and passion Up" (1978) Beach's (Calif.) Comedy & Magic Club. 9:15 Oi MOVIE *** "Breaking as two people confront each other in a run- Lee Remick, Granville Van Dusen. A woman 11:30 0 SPORTS MACHINE down motel. Adapted by Shepard from his E BLUE BLOCKER SUNGLASSES fights to rediscover the personal identity she play. 'R has lost after her marriage comes to an unex- S 9 WHAT A COUNTRY! 1 THE WORLD TOMORROW .)URIPTIDE pected end. 9:30 9 NEWS 0 JOHN OSTEEN -W)NEWS A TO BE ANNOUNCED (1 MOVIE ** "The Hit" (1984) Terence 7:30 0 VALERIE p Stamp, John Hurt. 0 KATE & ALLIE p O VIDEOCOUNTRY C KEYS TO SUCCESS 0 0 NFL FOOTBALL New York Giants at E) GOLF Youth Golf Championship. From 12:00 E TO BE ANNOUNCED Chicago Bears. (Live) Finehurst, N.C. 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Page 15 Ukart . annJa1 U tVJJ .JAJ.~ld Thursday, September 10. 1987 r orn j.eonaru w uuu % uiuUu Fort Wood Cable-Sunday September 13 thru Saturday,September 19 on the skids, until he teams CROOK AND CHASE life and finances and a former lawyer uncover corruption ®0 CROOK AND CHASE life and finances on the skids, until he teams U EDGE OF NIGHT *1/2"Stewardess School" (1986) up with his womanizing brother and a punk YOU CAN BE A STAR (D CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? within their union after taking jobs as security, ® MOVIE 0 11:35 (O MOVIE * "Born American" (1986) Mary Cadorette. An odd assort- rocker. 'NR' (IJSPORTSCENTER ® MOVIE ** "9 1/2 Weeks" (1986) Kim guards. (In Stereo) 'PG-13' P Brett Cullen, Basinger, Mickey Rourke. Sexual obsession Mike Norris, Steve Durham. ment of failed pilots, former hooker, female l AIRWOLF ®M MOVIE ***1/2 "The Trip to Bountiful' 1 EDISON TWINS FRIENDS draws a woman into a relationship with a man 11:45 17 MOVIE **1/2 "Walk Like a Dragon" wrestlers and other misfits enter the Wieder- ® CAROL BURNETT AND (1985) Geraldine Page, John Heard. (1960) Mel Torme, Jack Lord. lD WKA CHAMPIONSHIP KICK BOXING SHOW of unusual erotic tastes. (in Stereo) 'R' meyer Academy in hopes of becoming flight 10:30 00 TONIGHT IN YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION (Taped) JEFFERSONS 9:15 1 MOVIE **1/2 "The Savage Is Loose" 12:00 iDI HOT SHOTS attendants. 'R' Lt D AIRWOLF ® SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL NIGHTLINE 4 (1974) George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere. A CH] MOVIE ** "Quicksilver" (1986) Kevin H WARNING: FOOD MAY BE HAZARDOUS ( 9 9W$100,000 PYRAMID MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR family is shipwrecked on a deserted island SJACK BENNY Gertz. When his stock market TO YOUR HEALTH Based on research by @0 6:30 Q 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Mull, Bacon, Jami must cope with the essential elements of 11MOVIE "Lots of Luck" (1985) Martin com- Consumers Union. an examination of food ® TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. 0 EYE ON THE OZARKS and predictions fall through, a brilliant young as their young son's growth Annette Funicello. and how it affects those who consume it. In- 0 FANDANGO M*A*S*H survival as well modities broker trades in his suit and tie for a 10 C SCUBA WORLD with legal and medical ex- 1 MOVIE *** "Turtle Diary" (1986) Ben TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES into manhood. job with a bicycle messenger service. (In cludes interviews J KORNER M MOVIE *** "Ruthless People" (1986) perts. y Kingsley, Glenda Jackson. 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (OWKINER'S Stereo) 'PG' Q 9:300D 1 NEWS Danny DeVito, Bette Midler. CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? ® SPORTSCENTER * BENSON ® DONNA REED NI 1 [N MY THREE SONS O" MOVIE *** /2 "The Road Warrior" SQUARES (A)CELEBRITY CHEFS O BROTHERS q 9:30 l NEWS )SHOLLYWOOD ]D SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (1981) Mel Gibson, Bruce Spence. LEAGUE BASEBALL Chi- O VIDEOCOUNTRY l RIPTIDE (D AMERICAN SNAPSHOTS ©W MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT (Live) ( 1ST & TEN 4 OWJOE FRANKLIN SNEWS f VIDEOCOUNTRY ® cago Cubs at New York Mets. 10:35 Cc MOVIE* "Black Venus" (1983) Jose- 0 FANDANGO D MONKEES 7:05 17 MOVIE **1/2"Hero at Large" (1979) ANNUAL phine Jones, Karin Schubert. ® MOUSETERPIECE THEATER 9:40 D DTV John Ritter, Anne Archer. A struggling young fR WORLD STAGE: THE SECOND E ED NEWS PRINCE'S TRUST ALL-STAR ROCK CON- 11:00 (0 KOJAK fI) FISHING: BEST OF BILL DANCE 10:00 80 E Wednesday actor dons the guise of a superhero after un- Performances by George Harrison, ® HOT SHOTS MR. WIZARD'S WORLD J PROFILES OF NATURE intentionally stopping a holdup. CERT ® Eric Clapton, Phil SIT'S A LIVING 7:00 8 1 MATLOCK 0 LATE SHOW 7:30 P CARING FOR THE ALZHEIMER'S Ringo Starr, Elton John, E. King, Bryan' Adams, Paul 0 TAXI HOUSTON KNIGHTS O INN NEWS September 16 VICTIM Ed Asner introduces this look at the Collins, Ben S0 Midge Ure and Jeff Lynne. (In Stereo) ® ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT S WHO'S THE BOSS? ( REMINGTON STEELE care available for Alzheimer's disease pa- Young, ® BURNS AND ALLEN 0 AIDS COVER-UP: DR. JACK VAN IMPE 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR tients. (I MONKEES 1 ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET EVENING FRONTIER 10:00 08 0 ( 1ED NEWS 0 NASHVILLE NOW Dr. Jack Van Impe hosts a look at issues ADLAST SSPORTSLOOK raised by the AIDS epidemic. Cl INSIDE THE PGA TOUR 1 DANGER BAY q 0 LATE SHOW 6:00 0 01 0 D NEWS ® DONNA REED ® CROSSBOW (D MOVIE **12 "A Breed Apart" (1984) Rut- l MISTER ED D INN NEWS The eggs of a BUSINESS REPORT STEELE ® DRAGNET 0 NASHVILLE NOW ger Hauer, Kathleen Turner. 0 NIGHTLY D IT'S GARRY SHANDLING'S SHOW q ® REMINGTON breed of bald eagle spark a THREE'S COMPANY W)CANNON MOVIE ***1/2 "Chisum" (1970) John newly discovered 03 S) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 0 YOU CAN BE A STAR ®J s 11:30 8 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET- Wayne, Forrest Tucker. A cattle baron enlists confrontation between a conservationist and BENSON •8:00 0 0 YEAR IN THE LIFE COBEST OF OZZIE AND HARRIET TERMAN the aid of Billy the Kid in fighting corrupt, a mountain climber hired by an obsessive col- ® REMINGTON STEELE 0 0 WISE GUY O TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULL BE A STAR ALL IN THE FAMILY power-hungry law officers. 'G' lector. 'R' Il YOU CAN ED DISCOVER: THE WORLD OF SCIENCE ® MOVIE *1/2 "Rebel Love" (1986) Jamie 0 ] BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA Annette t *** "Ryan's Daughter" (1970) Rose, Terence Knox. Left a widow by the Civil S700 CLUB fJ THE HOBOKEN CHICKEN EMERGENCY (A MOVIE **1/2 "Belizaire the Cajun" (1986) D MOVIE O'Toole stars as a teacher inthis story about Miles, Robert Mitchum. After War, a young woman finds comfort in the D SUPERIOR COURT The people of Hoboken, N.J., are terrorized Armand Assante, Gail Youngs. A Cajun faith (Part 1) Sarah the imaginary world shared by two 11-year- a British officer, the wife arms of a traveling salesman who, unknown ® MOVIE **1/2 "Hornet's Nest" (1970) by a monster sighting until they discover it's healer becomes involved in the conflicts be- having an affair with old friends. of being an in- to her, is actually a confederate spy. Rock Hudson, Sylva Koscina. really a lovable 226-pound chicken. Stars tween Cajun settlers and local vigilantes fol- of an Irishman is suspected C SPORTSCENTER ®N I SPY ® BEST OF GROUCHO Gabe Kaplan, Dick Van Patten and Peter Bil- a robbery and murder in the bayous of former. lowing ® MOVIE **1/2 "Night Shift" (1982) Henry MOVIE "Perfect Timing" (1982) Stephen ® SPEEDWAY AMERICA lingsley. 19th-century Louisiana. 'PG' (O 700 CLUB a Winkler, Shelley, Long. House" Markle, Michelle Scarbelli. An ill-timed career N MISTER ED (® LUMBERJACKS World Championships. I SPY D MOVIE *** "0. Henry's Full ( [N YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION change puts a New York photographer's love ® SHOWTIME COAST TO COAST Jazz mu- From Hayward, Wisc. (Taped) DAIRWOLF (1952) Marilyn Monroe, Dale Robertson. Five D AIRWOLF '0Henry's short stories: "The Clarion ®E MOVIE *** "Remo Williams: The Adven- I CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS of ® $100,000 PYRAMID "The Ransom Of Red ture Begins" (1985) Fred Ward, Joel Grey. 10:30 0 TONIGHT SHOW Call," "The Last Leaf," martial arts 6:05 7 ANDY GRIFFITH Chief," "The Cops And The Anthem" and With the help of a philosophical 1I EJEFFERSONS master, a New York cop recruited by the gov- 6:30 0 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE "The Gift Of The Magi. E m NIGHTLINE q 0 EYE ON THE OZARKS ernment is molded into an invincible crime 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR l AWA CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING ® M*A*S*H (1966) Michael Caine, fighter. (InStereo) 'PG-13' q D TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. ® MOVIE *** "Alfie" ® 9 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES amoral young ®D DONNA REED * FANDANGO Shelley Winters. An aimless, ® MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR exploits the women he becomes 3 MOVIE "Legal Eagles" (1986) Robert 0 MOVIE ** "Perri" (1957) Englishman at- 03 BENSON with. 'PG' Redford, Debra Winger. Two Manhattan l SPORTSCENTER intimately involved methods to ® HOLLYWOOD SQUARES torneys employ some unorthodox ()I ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT (l MY THREE SONS O MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago "Ruthless People" (1986) prove the innocence of their client, an avant- 10:40 O MOVIE **h/2 "To Live and Die inL.A." SMOVIE *** (In Stereo) Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. (Live) DeVito, Bette Midler. Agarment indus- garde artist accused of murder. (1985) William L. Peterson, Willem Dafoe. ] FANDANGO Danny when 'PG'rJ4 11:00 ED E T.J. HOOKER try tycoon can't believe his good fortune lSCHOLASTIC SPORTS AMERICA (PRE- to ® RIPTIDE C MAMA'S FAMILY the shrewish wife he had been planning 7:15 17 MOVIE **1/2 "Mitchell" (1975) Joe MIERE) murder is kidnapped. (in Stereo) 'R' 0 TAXI N MR. WIZARD'S WORLD Don Baker, Martin Balsam. A maverick cop EEENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT l MOVIE "Rage Of Angels" (1983) (Part 2 quest 6:35 1 SANFORD AND SON Howard. A young stalks a major narcotics trafficker in his W BURNS AND ALLEN of 2) Jaclyn Smith, Ken to destroy a big-city drug syndicate. 7:00 0 0 HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN 4 woman lawyer striving for success becomes 0 NASHVILLE NOW t ED OLDEST ROOKIE 7:30 0 D GROWING PAINS rE O SPORTSLOOK involved with two powerful men on opposite ® WEEKLY EDITION (N DONNA REED sides of the law. Satx THE LOOK OF HAIR TODAY ® Don't miss 'The OF THE ® BUTTERFLY ISLAND a MOVIE ** "Yellowbeard" (1983) Graham * Blessings of Liberty' 0 COUSTEAU'S REDISCOVERY ®. MISTER ED WORLD Chapman, Peter Boyle. sponsored by IBM. striving for a hairstyle that keeps pace with your lifestyle? 8:30 0 NEW COUNTRY It's easy with Matrix Hair Essentials We llcreate a 8:00 0 0 MOVIE "Killer in the Mirror" U DRAGNET ABC Adv. 'lIi COMEDY EXPERIMENT Al sensational, carefree look that s justright for you We (1986) Ann Jillian, Len Cariou. Following her (W CANNON © CINEMAX ® BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY David Brinkley, Franken and Tom Davis elicit the opinions of make it radiant with Matrix hair colorings. Add body with twin sister's death in a boating accident, an 11:30 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET- Peter Jennings and Ted Koppel trace the his- high-school seniors as they prepare for grad- a gentle Matrix perm. And guarantee the healthiest. dealer assumes her identity, not TERMAN ever, with Matnix Hair Essentials. antiques tory of the U.S. Constitution, using re- uation. (In Stereo) q shiniest hair knowing that her sibling held a deadly secret. E ALL IN THE FAMILY Call today fora free consultation. enactments to chronicle key events inthe do- ANN SOTHERN (R)(In Stereo) 0 700 CLUB ( 4 cument's evolution. q 9:00 0 ST. ELSEWHERE NATIONAL AIDS AWARENESS TEST ) SUPERIOR COURT 3'4 136-4678 0 0 ROCKFORD FILES ®3I WOULD BE CALLED JOHN: POPE JOHN S MOVIE *** "A Soldier's Story" (1984) D MOVIE ** "The Wild Life" (1984) Chris- ST .ROBERT, MO a SECOND HONEYMOON XXIII q Howard E. Rollins Jr., Adolph Caesar. To- topher Penn, Lea Thompson. Beauty In Hair) NASHVILLE NOW MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Atlanta CINDY TROLLINGER ward the end of World War II, a black Army ® BEST OF GROUCHO 0 M ® MOVIE *1/2 "Armed and Dangerous" Braves at San Diego Padres. (Live) of a D SURFER MAGAZINE RUBY ROBERSON ( attorney's investigation into the murder I lc c &no Caw (1986) John Candy, Eugene Levy. An ex-cop (] STRAIGHT TALK l black sergeant at a Louisiana military base (0 MISTER ED -Elam ignites further racial strife. 0 3 MOONLIGHTING 4 t GREAT PERFORMANCES S0MOVIE *1/2"Sky Heist" (1975) Don Mere- dith, Stefanie Powers. Los Angeles investiga- tors take to the sky in helicopters to track down a pair of gold thieves. 9 700 CLUB ® MOVIE **1/2 "Call Me Mister" (1951) Betty Grable, Danny Thomas. A soldier goes AWOL to try to win back his entertainer wife. ® AMERICAN MUSCLE MAGAZINE ® MOVIE ** "Purple Hearts" (1984) Ken Wahl, Cheryl Ladd. In Vietnam, a Navy medic meets and falls in love with a dedicated nurse, but their future plans are threatened by the inevitable circumstances of war. (In Stereo) 'R' fRI MY THREE SONS BOXING Charlie "Choo Choo" Brown (26-7-2, 18 KOs) vs. All Karim Muhammad (13-10-1, 4 KOs) in a welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from the Blue Hori- zon in Philidelphia. (Live) 8:30 0 NEW COUNTRY f]I ANN SOTHERN 9:00 E ID BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL Interview with Oliver North's secretary Fawn Hall and updated talks with Debra Winger and Bette Midler. 9 fAQ STRAIGHT TALK * CROOK AND CHASE (]l) MOVIE ** "The Hit" (1984) Terence Stamp, John Hurt. A hit man is sent to Spain to kidnap an ex-criminal who had informed on his cohorts ten years before and transport him to Paris for execution. 'R' ® BILLIARDS Susan Bishop vs. Fran Crimi. (VIETNAM WAR STORY Three soldiers re- cuperating in a Veterans Administration hos- pital deal with reality in different ways. (In Stereo) (Part 3 of 3)q - -V __I ~. - _..d 1$~ow~ --- "J'4.995H1 ghw. 7 62 Sth When you shop for a new or used car or truck, rely on Gene R.eomussen. Thursday, September 10, 1987 _ _ n Fnrteonard Wood Guidon lPage 16 V a U ..... Fort Wood Cable-Sunday, September 13 thru Saturday,September 19 L MOVIE ** "Night of the Creeps" (1986) awarding a diploma to an illiterate student OD BENSON Stereo) sician Herbie Hancock travels across the Un- ED ROCKFORD FILES A REMINGTON STEELE Jason Lively, Steve Marshall. Alien life-forms spurs a burned-out instructor to search for his ited States, showcasing talent from street S MOVIE * "The Night They Took Miss 0i YOU CAN BE A STAR S NFL'S GREATEST MOMENTS with the ability to turn their victims into mon- discarded ideals. (In Stereo) 'R' corners to comedy clubs, with performances Beautiful" (1977) Chuck Connors, Henry Gib- "The Misadventures of Mer- OH MOVIE **1/2 "Jagged Edge" (1985) strous zombies are released from suspended © AIRWOLF D MOVIE *** by both established and regional entertainers. son. A group of terrorists hijacks an airliner Glenn Close, Jeff Bridges. An attorney falls in animation by college fraternity pledges D CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS in Jones" (1964) Tommy Kirk, Annette Funi- (UDEDGE OF NIGHT with five beauty pageant finalists on board. cello. love with her client, a San Francisco newspa- who've been ordered to find a corpse. (In 17 PRIDE OF A NATION: COLUMBIAN SHELL TOWN ®B TONIGHT SHOW may be a manipulative 11:45 Stereo) 'R' 10:30 O SPORTSCENTER per publisher who COFFEE I] NASHVILLE NOW I0 ® JEFFERSONS Len Dawson, murderer. (In Stereo) 'R'R S MOVIE **1/2 "Strange Invaders" (1982) S INSIDE THE NFL Hosts: ®M MOVIE ***' "The Fly" (1986) Jeff Gold- ©D CHET ATKINS: CERTIFIED GUITAR f RNIGHTLINE Nick Buoniconti. (In Stereo) D DONNA REED PLAYER Chet Atkins is joined by stars who Paul LeMat, Nancy Allen. Super-intelligent blum, Geena Davis. / LEHRER NEWSHOUR *1/2 "The Whoopee Boys" (1986) beings from space materialize in a small mid- ® MACNEIL ® MOVIE *** "Choose Me" (1984) Keith OD MOVIE 12:00 l) CANNON were influenced by his talent, including the 9 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Carradine, Genevieve Bujold. Michael O'Keefe, Paul Rodriguez. In order to Brothers, Emmylou Harris, Waylon western town and assume the bodies of its ID HOT SHOTS Everly 0 FANDANGO N YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION win a wealthy heiress' affections, two street- Knopfler, Michael McDonald residents. 'PG' ® SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL Jennings, Mark © MOVIE * "Reform School Girls" (1986) D AIRWOLF wise New Yorkers enroll in a charm school SJACK BENNY and Willie Nelson. (In Stereo) E MY THREE SONS Linda Carol, Wendy 0. Williams. W $100,000 PYRAMID located in the swamplands of Florida. 'R' PRESENTS l MAGIC YEARS IN SPORTS Highlights D BEST OF WALT DISNEY CudWWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING D MOVIE **2 "Maryland" (1940) Walter 6:05 1 ANDY GRIFFITH O RIPTIDE Tour. 1 1958. The year 1958 is featured with a special O WATER SKIING International W MOVIE *t /2 "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" Brennan, Fay Bainter. 6:30 8 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE ® NEWS segment on tennis great Althea Gibson. (Taped) (1979) (Part 1 of 2) Robert Conrad, Ted Bes- E SPORTSCENTER mI EYE ON THE OZARKS 7:05 n MOVIE *** "The Prince and the Pau- E MY THREE SONS D DONNA REED sell. Six divorced men share a summer beach ® ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT E M*A*S*H per" (1937) Errol Flynn, Claude Rains. A ® SEARCH FOR TOMORROW O MOVIE ** "Warning Sign" (1985) Sam house as well as their stories about breaking 11:00 0 LOVE BOAT D0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES prince tired of ceremony trades identities with Waterston, Kathleen Quinlan. Research W JOE FRANKLIN up. ® MOVIE * "Endless Love" (1981) Brooke ® MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR his look-alike friend, a pauper who is afraid of scientists are turned into homicidal maniacs 8:30 0 1 NIGHT COURT Shields, Martin Hewitt. ® BENSON remaining forever poor. when a secret germ warfare experiment goes I0 NEW COUNTRY m ONE BIG FAMILY HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7:30 ® WALL $TREET WEEK haywire. (In Stereo) 'R' q C E VOLLEYBALL Pro Beach Tournament. ® TAXI O SOAP O MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago Thursday O9 RIPTIDE From Calif. (Taped) I ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 0 FANDANGO Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals. (Live) I NEWS D ANN SOTHERN ADBURNS AND ALLEN E MAGIC YEARS IN SPORTS Highlights D DINOSAURS Host Gary Owens talks with 7:05 M MOVIE ***1/2 "Bullitt" (1968) Steve 9:00 0B L.A. LAW ( NASHVILLE NOW 1982. Look at the year 1982 with a feature on scientists about the history and myths sur- Robert Vaughn. A San Francisco September 17 McQueen, I UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS ED SPORTSLOOK golfer Tom Watson. (R) rounding dinosaurs, with clips from the first detective tries to prevent the murder of a O NEWS 0 MOVIE ** "Fast Forward" (1985) John D MR. WIZARD'S WORLD dinosaur movie, ("The Lost World"), as well prospective witness for a political hearing. C] STRAIGHT TALK Scott Clough, Don Franklin. 6:35 i SANFORD AND SON as animated clips from ("Fantasia") and BOB HOPE SPECIAL "NBC In- 7:30 0 0 i CROOK AND CHASE ENDONNA REED 7:00 pO RAGS TO RICHES q ("Gertie"). EVENING Bob Hope" The entertainer is ac- vestigates D CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? . DRAGNET i CBS SUMMER PLAYHOUSE NDMISTER ED cused of selling jokes to cable television in CANNON 6:00 a 1 I 0I ) NEWS DGALLAGHER'S OVERBOARD! Comedian W I JACK VAN IMPE PRESENTS: THE AIDS W ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT this spoof of the Iran-Contra scandal. With Gallagher presents more of his offbeat humor 11:30 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTER- COVER-UP An interview with Gene Antonio, 8:00 mI MOVIE ** "National Lampoon's J NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT Tony Randall. (In Stereo) q IFDTHREE'S COMPANY from the Long Beach Terrace Theater, trans- MAN author of "The AIDS Cover-Up?," and a mes- Vacation" (1983) Chevy Chase, Beverly D'An- I® I THE CHARMINGS formed into an ocean-like arena with waves O LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN sage from evangelist Jack Van Impe. gelo. After minutely detailed advance plan- ) BENSON SAKE Host Betty White takes ® FOR PETS' and caves, flying seagulls and an electric wat- ® ALL IN THE FAMILY ® ® GROWING PAINS q ning, a Chicago family sets out for an enjoya- DREMINGTON STEELE bond between pets and a look at the special ermelon. (In Stereo) I 700 CLUB ® TREASURE OF THE GOLDEN SUN Don- ble two-week roadtrip to California and I0 YOU CAN BE A STAR their owners. Be- 9:30 D INN NEWS ® SUPERIOR COURT ald Duck and family search for lost treasure in encounters every conceivable mishap along Cb NEW VAUDEVILLIANS TOO Host Ed N MISTER ED Elsewhere") introduces contem- O GREAT AMERICAN OUTDOORS Ci MOVIE *** "King Rat" (1965) George the jungles of Peru. the way. (R) gley Jr. ("St. WIENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Q VIDEOCOUNTRY Segal, Sir John Mills. O ROGAN'S HEROES ®E MAX HEADROOM q porary vaudeville acts, including a World 8:00 )0 WE THE PEOPLE 200: THE CON- a radio- 0 CEWINDSURFING Hawaii International Cup. SBEST OF GROUCHO W PAPER CHASE: THE FIRST YEAR W WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW q Champion hula-hooping comedian, STITUTIONAL GALA A gala celebration fea- routine (Taped) D BEST OF SCHOLASTIC SPORTS AMER- i0 NASHVILLE NOW ® 700 CLUB controlled dummy, and a dancing frog turing tributes to the American spirit and to HOVIETNAM WAR STORY Three soldiers re- ICA "The Dirty Dozen" (1967) © MOVIE **V2 "Baby" (1985) William Katt, by the Theatre Mask Ensemble. (In Stereo) the freedoms safeguarded by the Constitu- D MOVIE ***/2 cuperating in a Veterans Administration hos- E MISTER ED Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine. A tough Army Sean Young. In the steaming jungles of Af- 0 SPORTSCENTER music, songs, stories, dance, co- tion through pital deal with reality in different ways. (In D EDGE OF NIGHT major manages to whip an unruly group of rica, a zoologist and her sportswriter hus- lD MOVIE *** "Bronco Billy" (1980) Clint medy and special readings. From Philadel- Stereo) (Part 3 of 3)4 11:50 D1 MOVIE **1/2 "The Redhead and The misfit convicts into shape for a deadly mission band attempt to save a baby brontosaurus Eastwood, Sondra Locke. phia's Convention Hall. N MONKEES Cowboy" (1950) Glenn Ford, Rhonda Flem- into enemy territory during World War II. (In from the evil clutches of a greedy scientist. f ® MOVIE **i/2 "Mr. Mom" (1983) 9:35 17 MOVIE **** "Bonnie and Clyde" ing. DYOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION Garr A newly unem- Michael Keaton, Teri (1967) Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway. Bonnie 11:55 (0 MOVIE * "The Stud" (1978) Oliver Cu AIRWOLF ployed father and husband must assume $100,000 PYRAMID Parker and Clyde Barrow, a pair of brutal Tobias, Joan Collins. Take You Personally S housekeeping responsibilities while his wife 12:00 I0 CANNON We 6:05 17 ANDY GRIFFITH bank robbers, blaze a bloody trail throughout enters the work force. (R)1 the 1930s. 2 SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL Ozarks 1 WHEEL OF FORTUNE the Southwest during Planned Parenthood of the Central 6:30 ® MYSTERY Im EYE ON THE OZARKS 9:40 O ANIMALS IN ACTION ADJACK BENNY . 1032B Kingshighway in Rolla ® MOVIE *** "Ryan's Daughter" (1970) 10:00OO 1 I I)0 I9D NEWS **** "An American in Paris" I® M*A*S*H Miles, Robert Mitchum. After D MOVIE 'I-Call 314-364-1509 for appointment (Part 2) Sarah ® PROFILES OF NATURE (1951) Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron. Q D W TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES having an affair with a British officer, the wife ® LATE SHOW ( MOTORCYCLE RACING Nissan 200. You want to be heard, not just seen SMACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR is suspected of being an in- of an Irishman D TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE From Monterey, Calif. (R) to listen ® BENSON former. .Our staff takes times S HOLLYWOOD SQUARES O REMINGTON STEELE l MOVIE ** "Nomads" (1986) Pierce A birth control method to match your needs A 700 CLUB YOU CAN BE A STAR (i SOAP Q Brosnan, Lesley-Anne Down. Thorough annual check-ups including pap test and breast exam D MOVIE * "Under the Rainbow" (1981) S ORIGINAL MAX TALKING HEADROOM NN)MY THREE SONS S FANDANGO Nazis, Chevy Chase, Carrie Fisher. govern- SHOW 4 D EDGE OF NIGHT "Always confidential LE SPEEDWEEK ment agents, aristocrats and 150 little people *Venereal disease testing ®i MOVIE ***' "Echo Park" (1985) Susan SADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIET O JOE FRANKLIN converge on Hollywood as preparations are [ SCUBA WORLD !Fees based on income and family size Dey, Tom Hulce. Wizard of made in 1938 for the filming of "The EN INSIDE THE NFL Hosts: Len Dawson, Pregnancy Test Every Morning During the Week! E MR. WIZARD'S WORLD Oz." 'PG' 6:35 1 SANFORD AND SON Nick Buoniconti. (In Stereo) 7:00 B 1 COSBY SHOW q SMOVIE *** "The Dresser" (1983) Albert Friday mI E MUPPETS: A CELEBRATION OF 30 D MOVIE *** "Old Yeller" (1957) Dorothy Finney, Tom Courtenay. A valet encourages, YEARS Many of Jim Henson's puppet crea- McGuire, Fess Parker. 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John Meekins (5-1-2, 12 KOs) versus 11:50 ® MOVIE Grab a seat Howard Stewart (14-2-2, 4 KOs) in a junior Franco Nero, Lisa Gastoni. middleweight bout scheduled for 12 rounds, 12:00 I SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL from Atlantic City, N.J. (Live) A JACK BENNY M MOVIE ** "Class" (1983) Rob Lowe, ® MOVIE "Archer" (1986) Brett Cimino, Jacqueline Bisset. A prep school student em- Robert Colby. barks on an affair with an older woman, una- D MY THREE SONS ware that she's his roommate's mother. 'R' D NIGHT FLIGHT f MY THREE SONS D JOE FRANKLIN D MOVIE ** "The Beginning of the End" (1957) Peter Graves, Peggy Castle. Gras- shoppers over eight feet tall munch their way Saturday to Chicago. S MOVIE ** "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" (1979) (Part 2 of 2)Robert Conrad, Ted Bes- September 19 sell. Six divorced men share a summer beach house as well as their stories about breaking up. EVENING 8:30 a) MCLAUGHLIN GROUP Q NEW COUNTRY 6:00 O ( ) NEWS D ANN SOTHERN ®3 HEE HAW ®D BEST OF BIZARRE q ®3MAMA'S FAMILY 9:00 0 0 PRIVATE EYE ® ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD a Ia carte (1 20/20 0 1 THREE'S COMPANY 3 GREAT PERFORMANCES ® STAR TREK 13 MOVIE **'/ "Paradise Lagoon" (1958) O IT'SA LIVING Kenneth More, Sally Ann Howes. A group of DCAMPBELLS A professionally produced 2 hour wealthy, aristocratic Englishmen are ship- 0 COUNTRY KITCHEN wrecked on a tropical island and must rely A MOVIE *** "The Littlest Outlaw" (1955) upon the resourcefulness of their handsome Pedro Armendariz, Joseph Calleia. young butler. ® MOVIE "Legal Eagles" (1986) Robert evening show beginning at 7 pm S MOVIE "Bird In A Cage" (1987) Wins Redford, Debra Winger. 1987 Oscar from the Academy of Motion Pic- CNDRATED K ture Arts and Sciences as best student dra- CJNEW MIKE HAMMER featuring twelve exciting new recipes matic film of the year. Produced on $15,000 CW MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL New York budget, in the Norfolk, Va. area. Plot: a thief Mets at Pittsburgh Pirates. (Live) being pursued by police is taken in by a family 6:20 ®_] COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT OF FORTUNE who mistake him for the new priest. 6:30 0 WHEELE demonstrated on a well-lit table on stage II EYE ON THE OZARKS OiCROOK AND CHASE ( SHE'S THE SHERIFF ITBDMOVIE "Legal Eagles" (1986) Robert EXPRESS at- COUNTRY Redford, Debra Winger. Two Manhattan ® BENSON using mirrors & big screen TV. torneys employ some unorthodox methods to prove the innocence of their client, an avant- O AT THE MOVIES garde artist accused of murder. (In Stereo) CA_ BUTTERFLY ISLAND 'PG'p i THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC IN CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? EE COLLEGE FOOTBALL Michigan State at CC BROTHERS Notre Dame. (Live) 9:30 0 VIDEOCOUNTRY NDBAD NEWS BEARS STEVE MCQUEEN: MAN ON THE EDGE 7:00 1 0 FACTS OF LIFE q D CHARLIE A profile of this successful leading man 9 O IT'S AN ADVENTURE, through film and TV clips and interviews with BROWN 4 his family, friends and co-workers. 0 BEST OF THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC E MAN, MONSTERS AND MYSTERIES In- SPECIALS: MONKEYS APES AND MAN terviews with local citizens and scientists @DAUSTIN CITY LIMITS about Nessie, the Loch Ness monster. @ WEREWOLF IN MONKEES D ONCE A HERO c Chicago ® IT'S GARRY SHANDLING'S SHOW q ® MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 9:35 D MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Atlanta Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals. (Live) Braves at Los Angeles Dodgers. (Live) D MOVIE *** "Enchantment (1948) David An elderly man is re- 10:00 1 1( D3 0 C NEWS Niven. Teresa Wright. hisgrand- ® PROFILES OF NATURE minded of his past romance when love story D REMINGTON STEELE son confronts him with his Q YOU CAN BE A STAR I0II GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE BACKSTAGE Sean D MOVIE ** "One of Our Dinosaurs is L MOVIE "Shanghai Surprise" (1986) Missing" (1975) Peter Ustinov, Helen Hayes. Penn, Madonna. A missionary and fortune A group of English nannies joins forces with hunter team up to recover a stolen cachet of British intelligence agents to retrieve a valua- priceless opium. (In Stereo) 'PG-13' c ble microfilm hidden inside a stolen dinosaur - MOVIE *** The Fly" (1986) Jeff Gold- skeleton. 'G' blum, Geena Davis. A scientist's teleportation turn when his v HARNESS RACING Breeders Crown. experiments take a frightening (Live) genes splice with those of a housefly, causing to gradually turn into a grotesque insect. S DMOVIE *1/2 "Light Blast" (1985) Erik Es- him Wednesday, September 16 trada, Michael Pritchard. A San Francisco Oscar-winning makeup highlights this remake police inspector battles against time to save of the 1958 classic. (In Stereo) 'R' the city from the destructive force of a mad N DONNA REED scientist's deadly laser weapon. 'R' D MOVIE *** "Beverly Hills Cop" (1984) at the A Detroit cop W I SPY Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold. SD MOVIE *2 "The Texas Chainsaw Mas- must travel to Beverly Hills to seek revenge sacre Part 2" (1986) Dennis Hopper, Caroline for the murder of a good friend. (InStereo) 'R' Williams. The cannibalistic Sawyer family 4 continues their search for the special ingre- Cu MOVIE * "Jaws ofSatan" (1981) Fritz A snake expert, a School Weaver, Gretchen Corbett. Rolla High dient that makes their chili so good in this sequel to the 1974 cult classic. (In Stereo) hospital chief of staff and a priest join forces 'NR' to halt a demonic cobra's reign of terror. (f) **1/2 "The Stone Killer" ®I NIGHT FLIGHT 7:05 MOVIE ( CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (1973) Charles Bronson, Martin Balsam. An 10:30 01 3 TONIGHT SHOW underworld kingpin trains Vietnamese veter- Gymnasium 1 JEFFERSONS ans to eliminate his enemies. 1 NIGHTLINE 7:15 D ELECTRIC GRANDMOTHER Mau- 1 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR reen Stapleton portrays a warm-hearted ED NEWS domestic robot purchased by a widower (Ed- on 10th Street and raise his D FANDANGO ward Herrmann) to keep house three children in this fantasy story based on (.D MOVIE *** "About Last Night..." (1986) Rob Lowe, Demi Moore. Ray Bradbury's ("I Sing the Body Electric"). 227 Cl SPORTSCENTER 7:30 1 13 D ASSAULTED NUTS Ei GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE ( ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT C.! MISTER ED 10:45 CU NIGHT FLIGHT 8:00 13I 1 GOLDEN GIRLS 11:00 13 TO BE ANNOUNCED EIo1 MOVIE 'The Last Startighter" (1984) Register to win a variety of door Robert Preston, Lance Guest. 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'R' gory Peck, Harry Guardino. from Atlantic City, N.J. (R) keep her drifter boyfriend from becoming in- and literature. Host: Dick Cavett. (In Stereo) Q MOVIE "Desperate (1987) John Savage, EN MAD MOVIES WITH THE L.A. CONNEC- A ZOLA LEVITT O NIGHT FLIGHT volved with gangsters. (InStereo) 'R' ® ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Meg Foster. Haunted by an event in his past, TION [ THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC 11:40 HOMOVIE ** "The Awakening" (1980) O- ROSEANNE BARR SHOW Housewife / 10:00r I I I D NEWS a Florida man sees a chance or self- MOVIE ** Hardbodies" (1984) Grant E WRESTLING World Class Championship Charlton Heston, Susannah York. her views S~ BENNY HILL ® redemption through a plot that reunites him comedian Roseanne Barr delivers Kramer, Teal Roberts A trio of middle-aged Wrestling. O MOVIE *** "The Fly" (1986) Jeff Gold- motherhood and life in a mobile home. (In A JOHN ANKERBERG with an ex-girlfriend. r on businessmen enlist the talents of a California N MONKEES blum, Geena Davis. Stereo) q D MOVIE ***12 "Hot Millions (1968) Peter 9:00 9 U MISS AMERICA PAGEANT Host beach hustler to help them pick up beautiful ® BENNY HILL 11:45 DT NIGHT TRACKS: CHARTBUSTERS FOUR TOPS A sal- Ustinov, Maggie Smith. An ex-con embezzler Gary Collins joins Miss America 1987 Kellye S THE TEMPTATIONS & girls. 'R' 10:55 9 MOVIE ** "Dead-End Drive-In" O DTV ute to two Motown groups - the Temptations, assumes the identity of a noted computer Cash as she crowns her successor in the 34th ® MOVIE *1/2 "Hells Angels Sixty-Nine" (1986) Ned Manning, Natalie McCurry. ® MOVIE *1/2 "King of the City" (1985) Tom known for hits such as "My Girl" and "Can't genius as part of an elaborate scheme to annual ceremonies from Convention Hall in (1969) Tom Stern, Jeremy Slate When two 11:00 9 NEWS Parsekian, Michael Parks. the Four Tops whose make off with vast amounts of a large corpor- Atlantic City, N.J. (In Stereo Live) r Get Next to You"; and brothers posing as members of a tough mo- ® STAR SEARCH 12:00 m ALL-STAR WRESTLING "Baby I Need Your Loving" and ation's money. 'G' fi MOVIE *** "Bend of the River" (1952) hits include torcycle gang pull off an elaborate robbery, 1 MAMA'S FAMILY ® SOLID GOLD Can t Help Myself" -- features interviews James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy. Settlers SATURDAY the gang sets out after them in revenge. ® GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE BACKSTAGE LA WEIGHT CONTROL and performance footage. Guests include Ar- © SPORTSCENTER count on an experienced guide to bring them 10:30 MOVIE *** "Dead Men Don't Wear ® TURKEY TELEVISION 0 MOVIE ** "Ridin' Down the Canyon" etha Franklin and Dick Clark. (InStereo) OF MOVIE ** "Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is I much-needed provisions. Calling" (1986) Richard Pryor, Debbie Allen. A Plaid" (1982) Steve Martin, Rachel Ward. O NIGHT FLIGHT (1942) Roy Rogers, Gabby Hayes. U ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 1 ® STAR SEARCH back in i MOVIE ** /2 "The Beach Boys - an Amer- ® MOVIE ***1/2 "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" A NEW VAUDEVILLIANS TOO Host Ed Be- 9:15 O NEWS nightclub comedian s alter ego travels (i MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Atlanta time to discover what events in his life led to ican Band" (1985) Brian Wilson, Mike Love. (1941) Robert Montgomery, Claude Rains. gley Jr. ("St. Elsewhere") introduces contem- at Los Angeles Dodgers. (Live) Braves 9:30 ® COUNTRYCLIPS the drug and alcohol abuse that nearly killed ® WKRP IN CINCINNATI 11:30 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE porary vaudeville acts, including a World CHASE: THE FIRST YEAR a radio- A PAPER D COLLEGE BOWL '87 Four-member him. 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