Vol. 45 No. 20 May 27, 2005 Inside Graduation
COMMENTARY: Memorial Day message, activities Page 2 NEWS: commence Avoid investment scams, page 3 By the Academy Spirit staff Base reduction answers available, page 4 Saturday Visiting faculty, page 6 A Bluebards Production of Scarlet Pimpernel is in Arnold Hall Twenty-fifth anniversary of females at Academy, Theater from 7 to 10 p.m. page 10 Sunday FEATURES: An Association of Graduates Graduates reflect, page 14 Open House is 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in SPORTS: Doolittle Hall. Hall of Fame lacrosse A Class of 2005 and Families coach, page 15 Reception is in the Carlton House. Academy football news, Third Group, squadrons 19-27, 1:30 page 16 to 2:15 p.m.; Fourth Group, squadrons 28 – 36, 2:15 – 3 p.m.; First Group, squadrons 1 - 9, 3 – Armed Forces Day 3:45 p.m., and Second Group, Briefly Cadet 4th Class Cary Reeves shows off an Air Force Academy Falcon to Kyle Morgan, squadrons 10 – 18, is 3:45 – 4:30 Jasmine McClelland, and Nicolas McClelland during Armed Forces Day activities at p.m. Memorial Park Saturday. See complete coverage, Pages 12-13. Six Graduate A Bluebards production of the NCO Academy Scarlet Pimpernel is 2 – 5 p.m. in Six Academy NCOs grad- Arnold Hall Theater. uated from Peterson AFB’s Professional Military Ed- ucation College on May 19. Officials offer advice Monday Graduates included Tech. A 9:30 flight demonstration is Sergeants Gregory Brooks, at 9:30 a.m. An organizational Dawn Kottke, Juan Sagaribay, Awards Parade and Wreath Laying Keven Salvione, Karen for graduation day ceremony is 10 – 11 a.m., Stillman Stevens and Laurie Walters. Field. The NCO Academy is one of the three phases of the Air By the Academy Spirit staff coolers, large bags and any items that cannot be Individual Awards Ceremony, Force Professional Military readily inspected. Strollers are not allowed; child 1:30 – 3 p.m., Clune Arena; Gospel Education Program. The phase Base security and safety officials are offering car seats are permitted only if there is a separate Choir Concert, 4:30 – 6 p.m., Cadet the graduates completed advice to visitors arriving at the Academy for grad- ticket for the infant who occupies the seat. Chapel and a Cadet Chorale provides a comprehensive uation. “You will not be able to get to the graduation Concert, 8 – 10 p.m., Arnold Hall study of communications, “Ensure you plan to arrive early to all events,” event late since the entrances to the stadium lots Theater. profession of arms, and lead- said Lt. Col. Kit Lambert, 10th Security Forces are in the Thunderbird Show Box,” said the secu- ership to help prepare NCOs Squadron commander. “Traffic will be heavy, for increased leadership rity official. “The show box will be locked down Tuesday especially for the parades on Monday and Tuesday. not later than 10:30.a.m.” responsibilities. People attending the parades should plan to be in A 9:15 a.m. flight demon- Students come from loca- No one will be able to leave and reenter the their seats at 9 a.m., one hour prior to the parade stration; Graduation Parade, 10 - tions throughout the United stadium due to security requirements. Attendees start time each day.” 11 a.m., Stillman Field; Catholic States and represent a cross will not be able to exit Falcon Stadium until after For the graduation at Falcon Stadium, base gates Choir Concert, 3:30 – 5:10 p.m., section of specialties, providing the Thunderbird demonstration at about 12:45 p.m. will open at 6 a.m. and the stadium gates open at Cadet Chapel. an opportunity for NCOs to Tailgating and fires are not allowed. share their viewpoints and 7 a.m. “The graduation ceremony is conducted in an experiences. “Visitors are encouraged to arrive at their Wednesday outdoor stadium, and attending graduation may parking space no later than 8:30 a.m.,” said the Swearing-in ceremonies at require extensive walking and stair climbing. Financial planning colonel. “Visitors entering the North Gate will be various locations are from midnight “American Values: put Colonel Lambert said. “Guests should be prepared parked at the North side of the stadium. Visitors to 2 a.m. your money where your entering the South Gate will be parked on the for any kind of weather. Medical staff and cooling Tickets are required for entry values are” is June’s Military South Side so it is important to know where you tents will be available for individuals who may expe- to the Graduation Ceremony, 10 Association of America are going. rience illness or other medical emergencies. Program of the Pikes Peak The security forces commander said stringent “Folks may want to wear hats to protect them a.m. – 12:45 p.m., Falcon Stadium; Chapter at the Peterson AFB security measures are in effect and stadium secu- selves from the sun and wear plenty of sun screen,” Thunderbird Demonstration, 12 – Officers’ Club. 12:45 p.m., Falcon Stadium; invi- The class hosted, by Mr. rity staff will check tickets, IDs, and hand-carried said Mr. Phil Deremer, Academy deputy safety Laurent Carrier, of Senior items and will require attendees to be scanned by director. “Please bring bottled water. Free water will tation only Air Force Assistance Financial Services, begins airport-style metal detectors. be provided in water buffalos but attendees will need Fund Luncheon, 1:15 – 3 p.m., Sunday at 7:30 a.m. Officials will not allow weapons, alcohol, to bring their own container.” Carlton House. Academy Spirit 2 COMMENTARY May 27, 2005 Air Force officials send Memorial Day message
WASHINGTON (AFPN) — The following is a Memorial Day message To all our servicemembers, from Michael L. Dominguez, acting “ secretary of the Air Force, and Air you and your families are truly among Force Chief of Staff Gen. John P. Jumper: our nation’s greatest treasures — “This Memorial Day our thoughts and prayers are with those whose we are honored to serve with you.” family members have died in service to our great nation. This day also reminds us that service to the nation, like the 60th anniversary of the end of that war. defending freedom. service of those departed, continues “We’re reminded of the pilots killed “Shortly after he took office in with today’s generation of Airmen flying in MiG Alley and the Marines April 1945, President Harry S. Truman, defending freedom and fighting the who died in the fight for the Chosin speaking of the fighting in Europe and global war on terrorism. We are Reservoir during the Korean War. the Pacific, said, ‘So that there can be reminded of the courageous sacrifices “We’re reminded of the Soldiers, no possible misunderstanding ... of hundreds of thousands of Americans. Sailors, Airmen and Marines who were America will continue the fight for “We’re reminded of the first offi- killed in the air and in the jungles of freedom until no vestige of resistance cial Memorial Day in 1868 when Vietnam. remains.’ We continue that fight for flowers were placed on the graves of “We’re reminded of those service- freedom today, carrying the legacy of Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. John Union and Confederate Soldiers at members killed liberating Kuwait all those who have gone before us and Jumper. (Courtesy photo) Arlington Cemetery. during Operation Desert Storm. paid the ultimate price. and your families are truly among our “We’re reminded of the doughboys “We’re reminded daily of the ulti- “We encourage you to observe the nation’s greatest treasures — we are who died in the trenches and the Sailors mate sacrifices of men and women National Moment of Remembrance on honored to serve with you. We are also who perished in the North Atlantic spreading freedom and defeating terror May 30 at 3 p.m. local time as the greatly humbled as we remember our during World War I. in Iraq, Afghanistan and around the nation honors those who have served so now departed comrades-in-arms who “We’re reminded of the Soldiers world. honorably and bravely. Please take this gave everything they had so we could and Marines killed on the beaches of “In many other places throughout opportunity to pause for a moment of enjoy the freedom and democracy we such places as Normandy and Iwo Jima our history, men and women from all silence or other personal recognition of cherish today. May God bless you and during World War II. We especially services have sacrificed their lives for this revered day. your service to this nation, and may honor them this year as we celebrate the the noblest cause — protecting and “To all our servicemembers, you God continue to bless America.” Holiday weekend kicks off 101 Critical Days of Summer
By Phillip De Remer ties, compared to 37 in 2003. This means there was a The safety staff conducted a seat belt usage Academy Deputy Director of Safety fatal accident every three days. As in past years, survey this week at the Academy’s South Gate and the motor vehicle fatalities accounted for most of our usage rate was 99 percent. They checked 1,245 vehi- This weekend starts the 101 Critical Days of losses – 12 to private motor vehicle mishaps and 11 to cles with 1,646 driver/passengers and of those, 1,626 Summer – Memorial Day through Labor Day. It’s a motorcycle mishaps. Some of the factors in these were buckled-up, and all the children were in a child time we enjoy doing summer activities with family and mishaps included speeding, not using seatbelts or safety seat. It is a great feeling to see so many of our friends. This program was started in the early 1980 to helmets and alcohol. people buckling-up. help combat the deaths of Airmen during the summer The Academy had no fatalities during the summer Safety is a commanders’ program, but it must be months. of 2003 or 2004 and it would be great to keep this embraced by every unit member—be good wingmen Last summer the Air Force experienced 32 fatali- trend going through 2005. and look after one another throughout this summer.
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Academy Spirit May 27, 2005 NEWS 3 DOD works to thwart insurance, investment rip-offs By Rudi Williams won’t cover those kinds of events,” Colonel not many investments, other than tax-free cial-readiness campaign about a year and American Forces Press Service Pachuta noted. bonds, that have the same kind of advan- a half ago with 28 federal and nonprofit He encourages servicemembers to tages that TSP has,” he said. private organizations that specialize in WASHINGTON – Defense Depart- seek counseling and advice for financial DoD officials are rewriting parts of the financial education, such as the Securities ment officials are working to thwart insur- matters through base family support centers department’s commercial-solicitation policy and Exchange Commission, Department ance and investment marketing practices and legal offices. to enhance enforcement. This includes a of Treasury, and National Association of that exploit military personnel. Servicemembers should be on the requirement for installations that detect Securities Dealers,” Colonel Pachuta said. “You really have to be a little bit skep- lookout for such things as something policy violations to report them to their “These are large, reputable organizations tical if somebody says if you invest a little presented as a savings plan with an insur- service headquarters, and from there to that have good information. They have bit of money with us today you’ll have a ance component to it. DoD. The aim is to keep a record of viola- great Web sites, great training tools, and great deal of money tomorrow,” warned Air That’s a red flag, he said. Before buying tions to have them available for installations they provided us information we can use Force Col. Michael Pachuta, DoD’s director insurance, servicemembers should compare to check when a new insurance agent wants in our financial-education programs.” The of morale, welfare and recreation policy. what the premium would be for a rate of to do business on the installation. official said DoD policies apply to any “Also, you should shop (for investment coverage compared to the rate for the same Colonel Pachuta said there are 14 military or civilian employees as long as opportunities) like you would for anything amount of coverage through the prohibited practices in DoD’s commercial- the transaction takes place on a military else. Don’t buy the first thing that comes Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance solicitation directive, such as soliciting installation. along. Make some comparisons.”” program. without an appointment, soliciting door-to- “That has been the problem,” he noted. Congress raised concerns last fall after About 96 percent of servicemembers door, and soliciting individuals during duty “Some people have been enticed to go off press reports documented abusive insurance have SGLI, and 92 percent of them have hours at their work places. the installation to carry out these business and investment sales practices at some opted for full SGLI coverage of $250,000. “Those are the kinds of policies that agreements. So we’re interested in working military installations, including Camp More than 160,000 servicemembers have limit where, when and how an insurance with the federal and state regulatory agen- Pendleton, Calif., and Fort Benning, Ga. military pay allotments for supplemental or investment solicitor can make contact cies to broaden our oversight.” This caused DoD to step up its efforts to commercial life insurance. The premiums and solicit someone on the installation,” he He pointed out that DoD policies cover improve oversight and enforcement of poli- they pay total over $190 million per year, said. “We’ve also been concerned about insurance and investment agents who cies. according to DoD statistics. agents having access to allotment forms and operate overseas, as well. The companies Brand-new servicemembers are some- “SGLI, to a large extent, especially for having them there for the servicemember have to apply to DoD each year for permis- times enticed to go off base to what they single servicemembers who have no to sign on the spot. And even the agent sion to operate on U.S. military installations think are investment seminars that end up dependents, should fulfill most of their taking those forms to finance to get them overseas. being insurance sales pitches, the colonel insurance needs,” the director noted. “But processed. Colonel Pachuta said he’d like to hear said. “Unfortunately, our policies don’t a lot of times, our young servicemem- “We think that really steps over the from individuals who have been taken apply off the installation,” he continued. “So bers are looking at putting away some line,” the colonel noted. “Pay is a personal advantage of by such unscrupulous prac- we have to rely on financial education, money. And some of these insurance sales decision that a member has to make and tices. People can send comments to him at which we’ve tried to improve at the first pitches are disguised as savings plans, they need to be the one to process any kind [email protected] no later than basic-training opportunities with our new although there’s an insurance aspect to it of allotment for an investment or insurance June 20. servicemembers.” that wasn’t explained clearly when they that goes through the military pay system.” He also recommended that anyone Pachuta recommended that troops signed up.” He said financial education is the key who has a problem with an insurance ensure there are no combat-exclusion The colonel suggests that service- to stopping servicemembers from being product contact the appropriate state regu- clauses in life insurance that they buy. members who want to open a savings ripped off by unscrupulous insurance agents latory agency. “They’re the ones that have “We’re going to be in harm’s way, and it account should consider the Thrift Savings and companies. a strong hammer if there has been a legal doesn’t make any sense to have a policy that Plan. “It’s a tax-deferred plan, and there are “The department kicked off a finan- or ethical violation,” he said. Academy Spirit 4 May 27, 2005 Base reduction answers become available By Jim Garamone recommendations makes it extremely difficult to pull just military surge capability, an increase in active-duty end- American Forces Press Service one base or installation out of a proposal. strengths and the DOD plan to bring about 70,000 ”The department recognizes that operating jointly servicemembers back from overseas bases. WASHINGTON — As the military confronts the reduces overhead costs, improves efficiency and facil- The chairman said the imperative is for the U.S. “new demands of the war against extremism and other itates cooperative training and research,” he said. “And military to transform to meet the challenges of today and evolving challenges in the world,” the Defense I would suggest that one must be careful about taking a those of the future. BRAC is not a “stand-alone event.” Department’s recommendations for base realignments selective look at individual components or pieces of He urged commissioners to view the process as rooted and closures are necessary, Defense Secretary Donald these recommendations without considering how these in the new National Defense Strategy and National H. Rumsfeld told the commission considering DOD’s components or pieces fit into the larger whole.” Military Strategy. The department’s Global Basing proposals May 16. People involved in the two-and-a-half-year DOD Strategy also helped inform the decision, he said. Finally, Secretary Rumsfeld and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs BRAC recommendation effort sorted through 25 million the Quadrennial Defense Review also helped DOD deci- of Staff Gen. Richard B. Myers testified before the Base bits of information in making their appraisals, Secretary sion-makers, General Myers said. Realignment and Closure Commission on May 16. Both Rumsfeld said. Since the recommendations became public, many men stressed the joint approach taken in forming this year’s ”They considered (about) 1,000 different scenarios people have asked why the department is closing bases BRAC recommendations. The emphasis on joint warfighting “improves our or approaches, and devoted (about) 4,000 man-hours while in a time of war. efficiency and improves our warfighting capability,” their staffs devoted tens of thousands of hours more,” ”The answer is because the changes are essential in General Myers said. he said. helping us win in this conflict,” Secretary Rumsfeld He also said the recommendations that DOD offi- When the recommendations came to him for approval, said. cials delivered to the commission include an important the secretary said he approved them intact. The secretary said the changes, if adopted by the focus on the reserve components. Those recommendations would close 33 major bases commission, the president and ultimately, the Congress, ”The recommendations will help the reserve compo- and realign 29 others out of about 318 major bases in will help relieve stress on the military, will allow forces nents modernize, improve their mobilization processes the United States. to work more jointly, better protect the forces and help and transform for the 21st century security environ- ”They would close a bit less than 10 percent of to properly equip U.S. troops. ment,” General Myers said. major U.S. military facilities and realign some 9 percent ”We must do all that we can to identify and remove Finally, the recommendations take into account the if the recommendations are approved,” Secretary Rumsfeld all the excess that exists to be better able to address changed security environment that stresses the depart- said. those pressing needs to help the warfighter,” Secretary ment’s homeland defense mission and force-protection The secretary explained that the number of closures Rumsfeld said. concerns, the chairman said. and realignments is smaller than many people expected. Ultimately, the warfighter and the American taxpayer Secretary Rumsfeld said the jointness implicit in the He said this is in part because of the consideration of benefit from the BRAC process, the secretary said.
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By Staff Sgt. C. Todd Lopez policy formulation to execution,” said Lt. Air Force Print News Gen. William T. Hobbins, chief of the new organization. WASHINGTON — Air Force leaders Creating this single source for infor- marked the standup of an organization mation technology was important because designed to be the single focal point for information and communications superi- information technology policy formulation ority are critical to winning the nation’s and execution to best integrate current wars, said acting Secretary of the Air Force technologies. Michael L. Dominguez. This helps meet the Air Force chief of ”From the simple black telephone on staff’s vision of “shortening the kill chain,” everybody’s desk to the flying bundle of which refers to the series of events leading fiber optics we call the F/A-22 (Raptor), from identification of a potential target to communications and information are the ultimate destruction or “kill” of that absolutely essential to everything we do,” target. The target could be a building, a he said. “Our mission is to fight and win cave, a convoy or a communications tower. the nation’s wars as an integral part of the Three existing Air Force IT organiza- joint force, so it makes sense to merge the tions were merged May 10 to create the functions most responsible for integrating Office of Warfighting Integration and communications and information for Chief Information Officer, or SAF/XC. warfighting effects.” Those organizations included the Deputy The new organization consists of three Chief of Staff, Warfighting Integration; directorates: policy, planning and resources; In their honor Air Force Chief Information Officer and operations and support integration; and Tech. Sgt. Edward Forsberg, back left and Staff Sgt. William Allen, back the Directorate of Communications information, services and integration. right, both members of the 10th Security Forces Squadron’s mounted Operations. General Hobbins said the new orga- patrol, assist the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Patrol with a ”Clearly what you will see out of this nization brings responsibility for perfor- wreath presentation during the Peace Officers Memorial Day Service May 13 in Memorial Park. The event was held to honor fallen law enforcement organization is a single source for infor- mance of as many as 233 functional officers from the Colorado Springs region. (Courtesy photo) mation technology in the Air Force, from activities under one umbrella group.
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By the Dean of the Faculty staff of higher learning in the eyes of the outside academic had assignments throughout the world and also taught community.” in the intelligence school at Goodfellow AFB. I retired It is a well-documented fact that the Air Force Academy As liaisons to other civilian institutions, the civilian from the Air Force in 1991 and have been teaching since possesses one of the nation’s elite programs of academic educators’network of contacts assists the Academy in its then.” instruction and undergraduate research. What might not endeavor to locate future visiting faculty. In addition, this Though visiting faculty often have diverse personal be as well known is a unique program within the Dean of networking assists the Academy faculty in expanding its and professional reasons for teaching at the Academy for the Faculty organization designed to annually supple- research efforts. a year, many share a common curiosity about the Academy. ment the 510-member permanent party faculty with distin- “These visiting faculty members also provide cadets “I was intrigued with the idea of working with cadets and guished visiting teachers and scholars. the opportunity to experience various teaching method- military instructors and looked forward to learning more In contrast to the “permanent” faculty, currently ologies and to be exposed to a more diversified perspec- about the Air Force,” said Dr. Eileen Glisan, a Spanish comprised of approximately 75 percent military officers tive on the issues inherent in the various academic professor visiting from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. and 25 percent civilian instructors, the Academy’s Visiting disciplines,” said Dr. Sherfesee. “I received a call from the Academy’s geography Faculty Program provides for the temporary assignment department in February 2004 inviting me to join the of distinguished civilian professors from institutions of These eminent civilian educators faculty as a visiting professor,” said Dr. Barnes. “Needless higher education; senior personnel from federal, state, or “bring a vital expertise to the Air Force to say, I was flattered. Of course I was very much aware local government agencies; nationally and internationally of the Academy’s outstanding academic reputation. That, known scholars; and renowned experts and scientists and take back to their permanent posi- coupled with the opportunity to work with high achieving from industry and the private sector. students and a highly qualified, motivated faculty made Currently there are 30 visiting faculty members tions a broadened awareness of the this decision a no-brainer for me and my family. Having assigned to the 19 academic departments. Eighteen visiting Academy environment” worked in the intelligence field and in Geographic faculty members are college or university professors, Information Systems as a civilian, I felt I could contribute eight are from industry and the private sector, and four — Dr. John Sherfesee, Civilian Faculity Programs directors to our future leaders’ preparation for their Air Force are from government agencies (the Air Force Research careers and life-long learning by sharing my knowledge Laboratory, Defense Acquisition University, the National Most visiting faculty members return to their home of geographic information systems which have direct Security Agency, and the State Department). institution or organization after spending one academic military applications.” From its early beginnings in 1975 with two visiting year at the Academy. Historically, two or three might Visiting faculty members quickly notice how teaching faculty members, the program has continually grown to extend for an additional year if invited by the respective at the Academy differs from teaching at their home insti- now annually employing at least one distinguished visiting academic department head and approved by the Dean of tution. faculty member in each of the nineteen academic depart- the Faculty and the visiting faculty member’s “home” “Being at work every day from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 ments, as well as a professor from a historically black college institution or organization. This year is proving to be the p.m. is very different from expectations at a civilian or university or other minority institution. exception as an unusually large number of visiting faculty university, where we have more flexibility to work at “These eminent civilian educators bring a vital exper- members will be remaining at the Academy for another home when we are not teaching,” said Dr. Glisan. “At the tise to the Air Force and take back to their permanent posi- year. Academy, we not only teach our specific disciplines, but tions a broadened awareness of the Academy environment,” “We do not seek out individuals with prior military we also teach cadets to be good officers and persons of said Dr. John Sherfesee, Civilian Faculty Programs director. experience, though some do possess that experience,” character and integrity. I also feel that instructors at the “They transfer to our faculty members their knowledge said Dr. Sherfesee. “Currently about a dozen of our visiting Academy are much more open to working with one of teaching techniques and advising philosophies. They faculty possess varying levels of military experience, another in order to improve instruction than are profes- enrich our faculty development initiatives through our with two being retired General Officers.” sors at civilian universities.” faculty’s exposure to their individual academic skills, by “I was commissioned into the Air Force through Dr. Lee Armstrong, a mathematics professor visiting assisting with our scholarship and publishing efforts, by the Reserve Officer Training Corps,” said Dr. C. Taylor from the University of Central Florida agrees with Dr. providing us with valuable contacts at civilian colleges and Barnes, who is visiting from Northwest Missouri State Glisan. “There is a real commitment on the part of the universities, and by broadening the understanding and University. “My geography background contributed faculty to see that the cadets succeed. The department appreciation of the Academy’s position as an institution significantly to my career as an intelligence officer. I continued on page 88
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Visiting Faculty VISITING FACULTY FOR Academic Year 2004 - 2005 continued from page 6 politeness of the cadets.” faculty has a collegial and open atmosphere, and they work What is very evident when talking with these Dr James Baughn*, University of California, Davis Dr Andrew Ketsdever*, Edwards AFB (AFRL) as a team.” visiting faculty members is the admiration they feel “Cadets carry a heavy academic, military and athletic Mr Maarten Meerman, University of Surrey (UK) toward the cadets, the Academy faculty, and the Dr Joseph Merritt, Carnegie Museum of Natural History load,” said Dr. Barnes. “They may be more adept at Academy itself. The fact that so many of the current balancing a multitude of work than their civilian coun- Dr Wilbur Scott, University of Oklahoma visiting faculty are remaining for another year attests Dr Robert Landolt, Texas Wesleyan University terparts, partly because they may have more experiences. to their desire to support the Academy mission. Dr Paul Vorndam*, Colorado State University - Pueblo I’ve found the freshmen cadets I’ve met at the Academy Dr Shiou-San Kuo, University of Central Florida to be more intellectually curious than freshmen at civilian What is also very apparent is the importance of the Mr Michael Collins*, National Security Agency institutions. They also seem genuinely interested in Visiting Faculty Program in terms of the enhanced Dr Danial Neebel, Loras College (Iowa) learning, especially those aspects that have relevance to education the cadets receive, increased faculty devel- Gen (Ret.) James McCarthy*, Academy Research & what they think they may do in the Air Force. I’ve been opment opportunities, and the role it plays in taking Development Institute very impressed with the professionalism, decorum, and the academic program to that next level of excellence. Dr Albert Rosa, University of Denver Dr (Brig Gen, Ret.) Erlind Royer, Academy Research & Development Institute Dr C. Taylor Barnes*, N.W. Missouri State University Mr H. Wayne Sidebottom*, Lockheed-Martin Dr Peter Jenkins, University of Colorado - Denver Dr Frederick Kiley*, Academy Research & Development Institute Dr Dale Ritterbusch, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Dr Eileen Glisan, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Dr Donald Mrozek, Kansas State University Prof Michael Wheeler, South Texas College of Law Mr Marshall Grayson*, Defense Acquisition University Dr Lee Armstrong, University of Central Florida Dr Raymond Bloomer, King College (TN) Dr Sharyl Cross, San Jose State University Mr David Rodearmel*, State Department Ambassador Roger Harrison*, National Defense University Dr James Carey*, St. John’s College (NM) Dr Lauren Brubaker, University of Chicago William Rhodes, Academy Research & Development Institute Brig. Gen. Dana Born, Dean of the Faculty, recently hosted the Academy’s visiting faculty at her home. (Photo by Danny Meyer) * Staying on for 2005-2006 Academic Year 7KHUH·VDEHWWHUZD\« Academy Spirit May 27, 2005 9
Senior Master Sgt. Dana Athnos, the Air Force’s uniform must be in compliance with dress and appearance instruc- New policy allows board superintendent. tions and always conduct themselves in a manner befit- “This started with queries to Air Force senior (leaders) ting the Air Force. as they toured the AOR,” Sergeant Athnos said. “This Some Airmen might want to wear their uniforms when Airmen to show their was about pride. Other services were coming home in traveling to a deployed location, but are afraid of drawing uniform and experiencing tremendous support along unnecessary attention to themselves. the way from the American public. Our Airmen were in Sergeant Athnos said U.S. airports have plenty of colors when traveling civilian clothes, and people didn’t readily recognize security, and that the Air Force has historically allowed By Staff Sgt. C. Todd Lopez them as Air Force personnel. They simply want the or even required Airmen to be in uniform when aboard Air Force Print News country to know they are proud of their service too.” aircraft. The new policy allows Airmen to wear their uniforms “Besides, if you were in civilian clothes, you would WASHINGTON — A new Air Force policy gives Airmen the choice to show their colors when traveling when traveling inside the United States to their port of still have your web gear and your mobility bags with you, to and from deployment locations. departure, so long as they fly aboard a U.S.-based airline. and you are still hanging around the (United Services Airmen traveling to and from the U.S. Central Airmen may also wear their uniforms when traveling to Organization),” she said. “It’s not a secret that you are Command Air Forces’ area of responsibility have been, the AOR if they are flying on a military or chartered in the military.” until recently, required to wear civilian clothing on flights commercial aircraft. The same rules apply when Airmen Also, part of the policy is a requirement that Airmen in and out of the area. come home. carry a change of civilian clothes with them if they Under a new policy, Airmen now have the option to One concern for policy makers is that Airmen choose to wear a uniform, and a clean uniform if they wear their desert combat uniform on those flights. The remember to conduct themselves as true Air Force profes- choose to wear civilian clothes. That kind of prepared- policy change came after suggestions to both the chief sionals. Sergeant Athnos said Airmen are reminded that ness allows Airmen to adjust their appearance should the of staff and chief master sergeant of the Air Force, said their uniforms must always be clean and serviceable; they situation demand it.
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By Laura McGowan concept termed Globemaster III execution. The CAG supports the ASC degree in Management. Currently, she is ASC Public Affairs Sustainment Partnership.” command staff through a wide range of the executive officer for the Simulator When asked if she met or exceeded activities. Systems Group. She is responsible for WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio – her initial goals in the Air Force, Colonel Colonel McNutt said she enjoyed all of the military reports and actions, May 28 marks the 25th anniversary of Wolfenbarger said, “I far exceeded them. her Academy experience. She said, “I group suspenses and various other addi- the first female graduates of the Air I will soon pass the 25-year mark!” She went to the Academy thinking I had a Force Academy. The Aeronautical had originally planned to complete her pretty clear understanding of what to tional duties that may require her Systems Center is profiling several five-year commitment. expect of the military training environ- commander’s attention. female Academy graduates who play “The most important thing that I ment. My dad had graduated from the “It’s tough to describe such a integral roles in the success of the ASC learned from my time at the Academy Academy in 1965, and I was an AF brat dynamic experience in just a few words, mission. took me some years to crystallize in my and had been exposed to the Air Force but I wouldn’t trade my experience for Col. Janet Wolfenbarger is a brigadier mind. The Academy puts you into situ- my entire life. However, I realize now that anything! I was challenged both mentally general select and the commander of ations that really stretch you—mentally, I had no idea starting as a freshman how and physically every day of my life at the the C-17 Systems Group. She was part emotionally and physically, and after- much I would learn over the four years Academy, and those experiences have of the first class of female graduates in wards I realized that I am far more about how to be an involved member of 1980. She majored in Engineering capable than I ever thought I was,” she a team and about leadership.” helped me,” said the lieutenant. Sciences. In her current position, she is said, Colonel McNutt said that she has Lieutenant Anders said that her goals responsible for all activities in procuring Lt. Col. Stacy McNutt, is the chief met her initial goals of contributing as upon graduation were to have a good and sustaining the C-17 weapons system, of the Commander’s Action Group. She much as she could to the Air Force and attitude and to do her best. She said her which is a $62 billion dollar program. She graduated from the Academy in 1988 continue learning. She said that she in goals have since become more defined said, “I execute $4 billion dollars annu- with a degree in Biology. She said the fact added two additional goals. She during her assignment here at Wright ally in budget authority, and we are in CAG’s mission is to support the said, “I also keep balance in my life Patterson. the process of procuring 180 aircraft AFPEO/AC through interface and coor- while meeting the commitments of my “After working in my current job, I (we’ll deliver P-135 next month).” dination with the wings, direct report Air Force career and my commitments “We are making this awesome groups and functional directorates to to my family.” realize that I would truly like to continue airlifter even better by developing satisfy the warfighter’s requirements for 1st Lt. Alison Anders is a 2002 in acquisitions and hopefully become a upgrades and enhancements, and we are superior weapons system capabilities Academy graduate. She entered the commander in the acquisition commu- proving out an innovative sustainment through increased focus on program Academy in 1998 and graduated with a nity someday,” Lieutenant Anders said. Command and control system provides mission planning, tracking
By 1st Lt. Leslie Brown It combines unit- and force-level planning tools into ment application that allows mobility air forces Air Mobility Command Public Affairs a single system. commanders to plan and schedule aircrew training, oper- “Operating on unclassified and classified networks, ational missions and other ground events in a stan- SCOTT AFB, Ill. (AFPN) — A new generation (the system) will be AMC’s one-stop-shop (command dardized application. It also will introduce many new command and control system was unveiled recently and control) system, providing unprecedented visi- capabilities including a global sequence of events when Air Mobility Command officials began fielding bility of aircrews, cargo aircraft and ongoing missions function that provides a common platform to share visi- a new system that provides unit-level and force-level regardless of their location,” Colonel Matthews said. bility on the generation, execution and recovery of mission planning, scheduling and tracking of all The implementation will continue AMC’s opera- aircraft missions. mobility airlift and air refueling missions. tional evolution to a technology-centric environment. Currently, all of the systems are managed separately, The global decision support system will allow The new system features a powerful set of decision- which has become uneconomical to sustain, and with AMC officials to more effectively fulfill the global making tools, enterprise data and information fusion current advances in technology, AMC leaders said it mobility mission by integrating about 40 systems into technologies, as well as integrated information displays is the proper time to integrate these systems. one modernized, fully integrated global AMC command that allow users to monitor and manage global mobility Airmen here will provide classroom and hands-on and control system. missions, officials said. training that will take about two to three weeks per loca- “(It) is the most complex and comprehensive It will provide a common and consistent operational tion. The system is used here and McChord Air Force (command and control) system fielded in the Air command and control framework across the mobility Base, Wash., and is currently under way at Dover AFB, Force,” said Col. Earl Matthews, AMC director of air forces. Del. Installation is scheduled to continue throughout communications and information. Also, the new system incorporates a crew manage- the command through August 2006.
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By Melissa Klinkner I wanted to meet other military members 509th Bomb Wing Public Affairs who had or have cancer so we can be a resource for other members of the WHITEMAN AFB, Mo. (AFPN) — Whiteman team to call upon,” she said. At 8:15 p.m. on Aug. 30, Master Sgt. Dee “I feel the military tie we have binds us Ann Poole received the call that changed together as a family.” her life. It came from her doctor’s office; Members of the group said it helps the nurse had called to inform Sergeant to share experiences. Poole she had been diagnosed with breast “I now have more people I can call cancer. on if I need help when I’m feeling down,” “I was breathless,” she said. “My Sergeant Poole said. “They’ve been where conversation with the nurse was a blur. I’ve been.” It didn’t really sink in until the next day.” She said maintaining a full-time posi- In what seemed like minutes, tive attitude is impossible, but it helps to Sergeant Poole’s life went through a set small goals and meet them. Starting whirlwind of change. She went from this group was one of her goals. working in the 509th Bomb Wing public “It gave me something to focus on affairs office here to becoming the recip- besides the chemo and how I felt after ient of numerous surgeries and treat- each one,” Sergeant Poole said. ments. It also included time-consuming “It helps to know you’re not the only computer research and learning a new one,” said Master Sgt. Karin Clark, a Dr. Larry Geier examines Master Sgt. Dee Ann Poole, who is battling breast language — medical terminology. support group attendee who is assigned cancer. Sergeant Poole started a cancer support group. (Photo by Andrea “It’s a tough language to learn to the 509th Maintenance Squadron. Ernst) because it can be so confusing,” she said. “You feel less isolated.” “I just let them think everything was are going through it too,” said Tech. Sgt. Over a period of seven months, she Sergeant Clark had her own story of going to work out OK until I knew for Jonathan Taylor, another participant in the underwent several magnetic resonance battling cancer. sure if I was going to have a surgery,” she group. He is assigned to the 442nd imaging tests, a mastectomy and removal said. Logistics Readiness Squadron. of seven lymph nodes, two of which had This was important to Sergeant Clark said it was extremely He fought his own cancer battle in been cancerous. She received eight “ hard for her to tell her mother and siblings 2001. After having a wart removed from chemotherapy treatments that left her me because I wanted to — her father died of lung cancer in 1985. his leg, a biopsy analysis revealed it had feeling nauseous, foggy and exhausted. meet other military “It was like a repeat nightmare,” she been cancerous. As Sergeant Taylor began After overcoming these physical chal- members who had or have said. checking himself more thoroughly, he lenges, Sergeant Poole is now trying to She was recommended to a thoracic found an irregularity and brought it to his rebuild her familiar way of life while cancer so we can be a surgeon, and her entire right lung was doctor’s attention. creating a “new normal.” This comes resource for other removed in 2004. Sergeant Taylor was diagnosed with with confusion and many, often unan- “The hardest part for me is knowing testicular cancer, underwent an opera- swerable, questions: “What happens next? members... I feel the mili- I probably could’ve prevented the whole tion and had follow-up radiation treat- When will my hair grow back tary tie we have binds us experience if I’d never started smoking,” ments. Now, because of early detection completely? When will my taste buds together as a family.” she said. and treatment, he has been certified return to normal? How will I try to prevent When she saw Sergeant Poole’s ad in cancer-free. the threat of the cancer coming back?” — Master Sgt. Dee Ann Poole the base newspaper advertising the He attended the cancer support group Although she has been surrounded support group she decided to partici- to share with others the fact that “being by her husband, Senior Master Sgt. Steve It started with a routine appointment pate. Sergeant Clark said it helps to get diagnosed with cancer isn’t the end of the Poole, her two children, extended family, at family practice. After a two-and-one- a different perspective on the experi- world. Cancer can be beaten and survived. friends and fellow Airmen through the half-hour appointment, Sergeant Clark ence, and it has been valuable because I did it, you can too,” he said. journey, Sergeant Poole said there were was notified she could have either a of the military connection. Holding onto the hope of beating still times when she felt alone. severe infection, a collapsed lobe in her The group is also beneficial because the battle and keeping a positive attitude “You can’t do it by yourself … you just right lung or lung cancer. Three weeks people are at least talking about things as often as possible, these cancer survivors can’t,” she said. later, her doctors determined it was lung and not bottling them up, Sergeant Poole are reaching out and making a differ- Sergeant Poole said she knew there cancer. said. ence in their lives and the lives of others were others in the Whiteman commu- After learning the diagnosis, Sergeant “When you’re going through some- through their cancer support group. nity also fighting a form of cancer. It was Clark said she was surprised and scared thing, and you feel alone and like no one “If it can make one person more with this thought that she decided to to tell her children. She said at 39 it is understands because they’ve never been positive about themselves and their situ- form a cancer support group here. rare for someone her age to have an there, that’s when you need to talk and ation, it’s worth attending and recom- “This was important to me because advanced lung cancer tumor. hear from those who’ve been there and mending,” Sergeant Clark said.
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Ten Academy Airmen were honored at the Colorado Springs Armed Forces Day celebration in Memorial Park Saturday. Colorado Springs Mayor Lionel Rivera and other city officials joined local military leaders to present 100 challenge coins to area enlisted members. “These individuals were recognized for outstanding contributions in the support and defense of our nation,” said Master Sgt. Shawn Hughes, 34th Training Group. “Academy coin recipients were selected by Academy first sergeants.” Sergeant Hughes organized Academy participation in the Armed Forced Day activities. The event featured a variety of activities and perfor- Senior Master Sgt. David mances including a demonstration by the Academy’s Lawrence, who works at Wings of Blue parachute team, Honor Guard and Saber Peterson’s Air Force Team. Falconeers were also on hand to discuss the falcon Space Command Headquarters, receives a program and answer questions about the Academy. The challenge coin, along Academy Fire Department had a vintage fire truck on with 100 other enlisted display. armed forces members in Colorado Springs. “The City of Colorado Springs, through the Rotary They were nominated to Club and Chamber of Commerce, put together an event receive the medals to recognize outstanding enlisted men and women from because of their out- the surrounding bases and offered good family enter- standing contributions in support and defense of tainment,” said Sergeant Hughes. “All the Academy the nation. venues were popular and received a great deal of atten- tion from the public.” During the Wings of Blue performance, Cadet 2nd Class Mike Coleman recorded his 500th jump, a signif- icant milestone for a skydiver that earns him a profes- sional rating. A mix of military members and people from the local community attended the event. “We’re not military, so this gave us the opportunity to meet our local military personnel and show our appre- ciation for the military and what they’ve done for us,” said Teresa Anderson and Tom Dermody, of Colorado Springs. From a military perspective, servicemembers who attended the event recognized their status as ambassadors to the local community. “We’re a small part of this large community, and an event like this gives community members a chance to interact with military members, and gives them an idea of who we are and what we do,” said Army Staff Sgt. Antonio Howard, a Fort Carson soldier with the 2nd Brigade’s 91st Division.
Challenge Coin recipients Staff Sgt. Angela R. Beverly, 34th Training Wing; Tech. Sgt. Scott Branham, 10th Communications Squadron; Senior Master Sgt. Philip Crawford, 10th Medical Group; Tech. Sgt. Michael S. Joseph, 34th Training Wing; Tech. Sgt. Dennis McGowan, 34th TRW; Staff Sgt. Steve Ramos, 98th Flying Training Squadron; Staff Sgt. David Rice, Finance; Staff Sgt. Jeremy Selph, Cadet Athletics; Carin Avila discusses the status of the American Bald Eagle with visitors during Armed Forces Day. Ms. Senior Airman Rebekah Spedaliere, 10th Security Forces; Avila works for the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program, which also had raptors and an owl on display. Staff Sgt. Michael D. Wickersheim; Dean of the Faculty. TURE 13
Left: Cadet 1st Class Erin Heintz poses for a photo with Madylin Tompkins after completing her 581st jump with the Wings of Blue Parachute Demonstration Team (above).
Staff Sgt. Steve Leimer, (right) and military working dog Nero demonstrate apprehension techniques on Staff Sgt. Bruce Estep, during Armed Forces Day activities at Memorial Park Saturday. All three are assigned to the 21st Security Forces Squadron at Peterson Air Force Base. Academy Spirit 14 FEATURE May 27, 2005
A light-hearted plunge in water. (Courtesy Photo)
said the 23 year-old legal studies major from O’Fallon, Ill. “It will signify that I made it through the toughest Cadet 1st Class Benjamin Chapman looking for- challenge I have ever faced.” ward and back. (Courtesy Photo) He’s off to aircraft maintenance training, followed By Butch Wehry by assignment to Nellis AFB, Nev. Academy Spirit staff From his rear view, the cadet may remember his enjoy- ment watching members of the Zoomie Bowling Society It had rained on them for 10 hours during summer celebrate strikes in the Academy Bowling Alley. 2002’s Combat Survival Training, when word reached “(They are) a group of the coolest guys,” said Cadet the cadets at the last checkpoint to sleep in the rain for Adams. “The regular old high five would never do; I saw eight hours awaiting buses. celebrations ranging from the Hulk to the stop drop and Then Cadet 1st Class Benjamin Chapman showed A career in aircraft maintenance awaits Cadet 1st roll when someone is on fire.” his resourcefulness. Class Cedric Adams after graduation. (Courtesy He intends to watch as many Cardinals games as he “Me and three other cadets knew we weren’t going Photo) can at home in the St. Louis area. to get much sleep,” said the upcoming graduate cadet James Waller, Cadet Squadron 25, caused some concern “I am also visiting friends in Tampa, Fla., going to from Cadet Squadron 36. “We took a chance and decided among downstream water drinkers by taking a bath two weddings in Orange County, Calif., and McCall, to hike the few miles out the South gate and went to IHOP. upstream. Idaho, and looking for a place to stay in Las Vegas,” he I had my wallet and debit card with me and we all bought His most trying time, said the 22-year-old cadet said. a nice hot meal on our last night in the woods. I think from Bryan, Texas, was those 186 hours of confine- Cadet 1st Class Krissi Gage suspects she’ll leave the the people were a little shocked at the wet camouflaged ment in his room that first year. Academy still trying to figure out how football player urchins walking into their establishment at 3 a.m.” The management major, destined for the acquisitions friends lost 15 pounds during Combat Survival training Memories flow among the Class of 2005 as gradu- field and an operational tour at Vandenberg AFB, Calif., while she, a little volleyball player, gained 10 pounds. ation approaches. said his most satisfying memory “will definitely be She’ll take with her the ache of having lost a room- Like the time during CST when Cadet 1st Class graduation day.” mate and friend in a tragic car accident. International cadet, Cadet 1st Class Sean Yang, “I couldn’t have made it through that time without Cadet Squadron 16, will return to Singapore with memo- my friends here at the Academy,” said the 22 year-old ries of driving to Colorado ski slopes by back routes and behavioral sciences major. skiing all day. She’ll take with her the satisfying memory at the end There was the basic cadet episode when he “crashed” of “Recognition”, a bygone program that put cadets a water jug on a table, a required decorum in those days, through a physical and disciplinary gauntlet. but the jug was not empty and he spilled water all over “They called us down a long, dark hallway, announced the table. my name as a recognized cadet in the wind and then having “The cadre at the table just buried his head while the upper classmen salute as I walked by.” The next day, everyone laughed,” said the 24-year-old cadet scheduled upper classmen filed into her room after everyone had to attend pilot training in Perth, Australia, following marched down the hallway and ordered to fall out and graduation. make corrections. For Cadet 1st Class Cedric Adams, Cadet Squadron “Having the same upperclassmen that had been down 20, his third year “contemplating whether or not to leave our backs all year say that there were no corrections to be Hamming for a camera after a cadet parking lot or stay here and face the commitment,” was the most trying made, and then pin on our prop and wings, was an awesome cleanup are Cadets 1st Class Mark Wolfgang, time. feeling of accomplishment” said the cadet from San Christopher Charron, Justin Finsley, Sean Yang, “Graduating and viewing the Academy in the rear Antonio, Texas. “No where else in the world can someone Lamecca Jefferson and Forest Poole. (Courtesy view for the last time will be the most satisfying feeling,” say that they have survived what we have!” photo) For two months after graduation, the cadet from Texas plans to take in three weddings. “I’ll spend some much needed and deserved time at home in Texas drinking sweet tea and eating the best Mexican food you’ve ever tasted, visit with my boyfriend and his family, but then I’m off to Hawaii for 10 Alcohol offense: failing to exercise leadership days with a crew of responsibilities in the presence of underage drinkers or friends, and then a cruise improper conduct exacerbated by alcohol consumption. in the Caribbean with p 24, para. 2.4.9.6.4 my girlfriends for five days,” said Cadet Gage. Personnel may not use tobacco in Air Force “Most of all, I’m vehicles or on Air Force or contract aircraft. hoping to relax, read a p 25, para. 2.4.10.4 book or two, and spend some quality time with my family and friends,” The Cadet Sight Picture she said. (Cadet Wing Manual 36-3501) provides an insight into the Cadet 1st Class day-to-day requirements for cadets. Krissi Gage. (Courtesy Photo) Academy Spirit May 27, 2005 SPORTS 15 Fred Acee, lacrosse coach, to be inducted in NJCA Hall of Fame
By Air Force Print News named to the All-Great Western Lacrosse League team up competition at the 2005 Mountain West Conference May 12. Justin Pavoni, Will Meister and Justin Kuchta Track and Field Championships Saturday with eight Fred Acee, head coach of the Academy lacrosse were named first-team selections. Pavoni also was all-conference finishes. Travis Picou was named the team, was selected for induction into the National named goalkeeper of the year for the conference. Male Freshman of the Year, while Dierra Poland was Junior College Athletic Association Hall of Fame. The Air Force track and field team swept the honored by the conference as the winner of the Before coming to the academy in 1998, he spent Mountain West Conference’s weekly awards. Paul 30 years as head coach of the Farmingdale State Gensic and Olivia Korte were named the Mountain West Sportsmanship Award. University of New York team, building them into a Conference Track and Field Athletes of the Week, the In baseball action, the academy team took two of national lacrosse powerhouse. Under his guidance, conference office announced May 10. three games from the University of Utah, improving Farmingdale advanced to the NJCAA Final Four an Gensic, a pole vaulter, claimed honor after clearing their record to 8-40 on the season and 3-24 in confer- amazing 25 times. a meet-winning 17-11 at the Ris Westen-Air Force ence play. In the first game, played May 13, the Falcons The NJCAA Men’s Lacrosse Coaches Association Twilight Invitational. That is the fourth-best vault in scored four runs in the top of the ninth to come from inducted Acee and Mike Candel, of Nassau Community the nation this year and the second best in the region. behind to defeat the Utes 6-4. College, into the Association’s Hall of Fame on May Korte picked up her honor after breaking her own On Saturday, Air Force batters out-hit the Utes 13 as part of the NJCAA Men’s Lacrosse Invitational academy record in the discus throw to win the event Championship banquet in Baltimore. Acee and Candel at the team’s annual evening meet. With a distance of 15-9 to take a 13-3 victory. In the final game of the are the first two inductees in the newly formed NJCAA 170-6, Korte’s throw ranks fifth on the conference’s series, played Sunday, Utah batters scored 13 runs in Lacrosse Hall of Fame. all-time list and 23rd nationally. the first three innings and then held off a late Falcon In other lacross news, three Air Force players were In other track and field news, the Falcons wrapped rally to win 14-8. New Mexico pounds out 22 hits, out-slugs Falcons 20-14
By Nick Arseniak the way was Jeff Grady, who went 4-for- New Mexico starter Danny Ray New Mexico rebounded by scoring a Athletic Media Relations 6 with a pair of home runs to go with Herrera was the beneficiary of the Lobos run in the second and four more in the three runs and four RBI. Garrick hot hitting, as he improved to 8-4. Herrera third to go ahead 7-4. After AFA scored Despite racking up a season-high 18 Haymore also hit well for UNM, going gave up 10 runs off 14 hits, while fanning a run in the fourth, UNM scored one in hits, Air Force could not stop New 4-for-4 with a homer. Chris Dabbs also seven in seven innings of work. Javier the fifth and six in the sixth to extended Mexico’s bats, as the Lobos pounded hit an inside the park home run for the Lopez pitched the final two innings. its lead to 14-5. UNM added six more out 22 hits and out-slugged the Falcons, Lobos. Air Force starter Junior John Meyers runs in the next three innings. 20-14, in a Mountain West Conference All nine starters for Air Force got a fell to 0-4 on the season. Meyers went Air Force scored two more in the baseball game, Friday afternoon at Falcon base hit, led by Senior Reid Lamson, 2.2 innings, allowing seven runs, five sixth and seventh innings and four in Field. Junior Geno Salazar and Freshman Matt earned, off of nine hits. Sophomore Mike the ninth. Senior Brent Tittle also The Falcons, who had seven players Ghigna. Lamson went 2-for-6 on the Garrison, Freshman Kyle Yamamoto and homered for the Falcons, drilling a two- with multiple hits, fall to 8-42 overall and day with a triple and a three-run homer. Sophomore Jeff Tetrault combined to run homer to left in the seventh. 3-26 in conference play. Salazar had three hits for the second day pitch the final 6.1 innings in relief. Air Force was hitting .386 in the New Mexico (25-29, 15-14 MWC) in a row, to go with a triple. Ghigna After UNM put up two runs in the series and .369 in its last four games. scored in all but two innings as they hit went 3-for-5 with three runs and his first, Air Force rallied with four runs in Salazar was 10-for-17 (.588) in his last four homers and seven doubles. Leading second homer of the season. the bottom of the first to go ahead 4-2. four games. CHA-CHING YOUR SERVICE ∪ •• GOT OUR Def. (cha-ching) Slang used when someone’s action will result in more money. ATTENTION.
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By Troy Garnhart nationally by ESPN and has a 5:30 p.m. MST kickoff. Sat. Sept. 17 Wyoming* Athletic Media Relations The national television appearance is the third already Thur. Sept. 22 at Utah* scheduled for Air Force this season. Air Force’s game at Thur. Sept. 29 at Colorado State* The Air Force vs. Colorado State football game in Navy on October 8 will be televised by CSTV at 11 a.m. Sat. Oct. 8 at Navy Fort Collins originally scheduled for October 1, has MST. Sat. Oct. 15 UNLV* been moved to Sept. 29, according to a May 19 announce- Sat. Oct. 22 TCU* The entire Air Force football schedule follows below: ment by the Mountain West Conference. Sat. Oct. 29 at BYU* The game will be televised nationally by ESPN with 2005 Air Force Sat. Nov. 5 Army a 5:30 p.m. Mountain standard time kickoff. Football Schedule Sat. Nov. 12 Open The Thursday night appearance for the Falcons is the Day Date Opponent Sat. Nov. 19 at New Mexico* second scheduled for the 2005 season. Air Force plays Sat. Sept. 3 Washington& * - Mountain West Conference game at Utah Sept. 22. The Utah game is also being televised Sat. Sept. 10 San Diego State* & - Game played in Seattle, Wash. Volleyball team wins men’s armed forces championship
By Walt Johnson tightened its grip on the tournament. They there for the taking. its record to 4-1 and assure itself of at least Fort Carson Mountaineer defeated the Marines to take a 3-0 record “From the time the players arrived at a tie for the title going into the last round into the third day of the tournament. the training camp in Hawaii, we told them of the tournament. FORT CARSON, COLO. (AFPN) — The third day of the tournament could our goal was to win the interservice cham- On the final day, the Air Force men The Air Force men’s volleyball team won have been the day the Air Force men put pionship,” he said. “We had a very young had a simple mission: win its game against the 2005 Men’s Armed Forces Volleyball the championship away, but the other team this year, but they quickly realized Championship here May 16. service teams were in no mood to let the what it would take to win the tourna- the Marines to succeed Navy as the armed The Airmen began their run to the eventual champions win it so soon. ment.” forces champions. While a loss would not title by defeating Navy 25-23, 25-17, 22- The Air Force’s team could have put But Navy was not about to let the have ended the Air Force hopes of winning 25 and 25-22. After Army defeated the a stranglehold on the men’s title if it young Air Force team wrap up the title. the title, it would have forced it into a Marines — 12-25, 22-25, 25-21, 25-19 and could defeat the Navy men. After going The Navy team played its best game playoff match against either the Navy or 25-17 – they were in a position to take through the first round undefeated and of the tournament and beat the Air Force Army, because the winner of the Army- control of the tournament if they could beat watching the other service teams knock team in five sets (25-20, 21-25, 25-18, 18- Navy game would have a 4-2 record that Air Force. each other off, Air Force, with a victory 25, 15-8). In the nightcap of second-round would have been similar to the Air Force. Air Force had other thoughts, and would have mathematically wrapped the action, the Army teams defeated the pulled out a four-match victory (25-21, 25- championship. Malu Segai, Air Force Marine teams, setting up third-day action Air Force did not leave anything to 23, 17-25 and 25-18) to finish the first men’s team head coach, said winning that would determine how the tournament chance defeating the Marines 25-16, 25- night of the tournament undefeated. the championship was the goal from the would finish. 14 and 25-19 to wrap up the champi- On the second day of action, Air Force beginning for his team, and it was right Air Force defeated the Army to push onship. Academy Spirit May 27, 2005 COMMUNITY 17
Auto skills class Call 333-2273 for appointments. Youth There is a non-refundable $6 application The Auto Skills Center offers two assigned to the Pediatric Clinic should fee. Successful applicants, selected by “Lube at Lunch” classes June 17 and 24. call 264-5000 for appointments. Tricare drawing, will be contacted by the Natural Learn to change your oil and lube your car. does not pay for school and sports phys- Resources office to schedule their hunt. Cost is $10 for both classes. Call 333-4752 icals. Personnel PCSing into the Academy Hunters must also receive a mandatory to reserve a spot. should wait until arrival; new schools safety briefing, pay a $25 base access fee, generally will not accept out of area docu- and purchase a state “additional” cow elk Girls’ softball mentation. license. For more details, contact Natural Girls’ softball leagues are forming Resources at 333-3308. for ages 7-12. Register through Monday Children’s craft classes at the Falcon Trail Youth Center. Cost is Children’s craft classes are offered Tricare extends benefits now at the Academy Arts & Crafts Center. The Tricare Retiree Dental Program Commissary hours $35 for members, $45 for non-members. Call 333-4169 for more information. Cost is $5 per participant, with most now waives the 12-month waiting period The Academy Commissary is closed supplies included. Classes are offered on for major services for all traditional Guard Monday for Memorial Day and reopens Thrift shop the following schedule: Wednesdays 10- and Reserve retirees (and their family Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Academy Thrift Shop will be 11 a.m.: 4-7 yrs; Saturdays 10-11 a.m.: members) who enroll within 120 days after their retirement date. This new waiver Youth volunteers closed for graduation Wednesday. The 4-6 yrs; Saturdays 12-1 p.m.: 7-10 yrs; shop will also be closed June 21 through Saturdays 1:30-2:30 p.m.: 11 yrs & up. will also be applied retroactively to Feb. The American Red Cross Youth July 18. Call 333-4579 to sign up. 1, 2004, for all dental claims that qualify Volunteer Summer Program begins orien- for this new benefit. For more informa- tation June 8. The program is open to Vacation Bible school tion, visit www.trdp.org, or call 888-838- youth ages 14 through college. To New parents’ class Vacation Bible school is June 6-10 “Bundles for Babies” is an educa- 8737. schedule an interview with the hospital from 5 to 7:30 pm at the Community tional class offered by the Family Support chairman of volunteers, contact Sandra Center Chapel. Open to children age four GI Bill reimbursement Gold at 333-5075. Center for new or expecting parents. This through 5th grade. Call 333-3300 to free class is offered Wednesday. Call 333- Personnel who entered active duty register. 3444 to register. after June 30, 1985, and who enrolled in the Montgomery GI Bill program can Parent Teen Outdoor PC gaming party receive a reimbursement up to Adventure Camp The Academy PC Gamers Club is $1,004/month of tuition for 36 months when claiming benefits upon retirement Spend a free week with Community hosting a Local Area Network gaming or separation. For more information on Activities, Outdoor Recreation and party Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. at MGIB benefits log on to the GI Bill Web Tidewater Experiential Training at LaForet the Milazzo Club. Dedicated servers will CADET CHAPEL site at www.gibill.va.gov or visit the in the Black Forest, June 26-July 3. be available to play first-person shooter Academy Education Center. May 29: Special Baccalaureate Services Activities include white-water rafting, and other types of computer games. Catholic Masses: horseback riding, rock climbing, high/low Admission is free. For more information, visit www.academygamers.com. New classifieds policy 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. ropes course, and experiential exercises to Active-duty and Department of Protestant Services: help bond parents and teens. The free Defense personnel who wish to place a free week includes six nights and seven days Federal insurance program 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. classified ad in the Academy Spirit must The Long-Term Care Security Act of lodging, meals, and all recreation activi- now contact our publisher. Fax the ad to Jewish Services 2000 provides active and retired members ties. Call 333-2928 for information and 634-5157, attention Emily or Tammy, or 11 a.m. of the uniformed services, federal an application. Applications are due email the ad to [email protected]. Orthodox Services employees and their qualified relatives Tuesday. Remember to include your address and 9:30 a.m. the opportunity to apply for coverage at phone number with your ad. Teen summer program group rates. Call 1-800-582-3337 to Protestant Services The Falcon Trail Youth Center offers request an information kit and application (All events take place in Protestant Chapel) a summer program for teens 12-14 starting or to speak to a long term care insurance June 5 – Aug. 7: In Town 10 a.m. Traditional/Contemporary June 6. Activities cost $60 per week; field consultant. Or look online at 11:15 a.m. Liturgical Service trips are an additional cost. Call Jann www.LTCFEDS.com or www.opm.gov/ Thomas at 333-4544 to register. insure/ltc. City hike Roman Catholic Mass The Falcon Wanderers Volksmarch (All events take place in Catholic Chapel School sports physicals Elk hunting applications Club is sponsoring a 3.1 mile and 6.2 May 15 – Aug. 7: 10:00 a.m. Mass Appointments for physicals start June The Academy offers guided cow elk mile hike Saturday starting at the Gossage 14 for youth assigned to Academy Family hunting during the 2005-2006 hunting Youth Sports Complex. This is an easy Christian Orthodox Service Practice. Appointments are available for season. Interested hunters must apply at walk through the city, suitable for the (located in Academy Chapel basement) Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and the Academy’s Outdoor Recreation Center whole family. For more information, call May 15 – Aug. 7: 9:30 a.m. some Saturdays. (Building 5136) during the month of May. 264-1178.
Peak champions William Muldoon, 34th Education Group, crosses the finish line during Eagle Peak Challenge V, helping his team earn a first place finish.The 34th EDG team of Muldoon, Tim Cooley, David LaRivee, and Mark Heredia had a combined time of 2 hours, 18 minutes, 31 seconds to secure the win. Four-person teams com- pete in the annual race up Eagle Peak, which covers 1.8 miles, and climbs 2,100 feet. Individual race times were com- bined to select the winning team. Academy Spirit 18 May 27, 2005
41. Center of the system Memorial Day 44. Alias, in brief 45. Killer 47. Tear-producing vegetables 49. Apple music machine, in short Remembrance 50. Crime clue By 1st Lt. Tony Wickman 51. Extreme Alaskan Command Public Affairs 54. Terminate 56. Waited for right opportunity ACROSS 60. Joints 1. A-Team member 61. Profit, in short 4. Everything 62. Hate 7. Federal org. in charge of SSNs 63. Held the world on his shoulders 10. Berths 64. Before, poetically 12. Memorial Day person remembered, 65. European monies in short 66. Fisherman’s TV station, in short 13. Outfit 67. Org. concerned with patriotic her- 15. ___ __ a time; single file itage 16. Airport screen abbrev. 68. Rep.’s congressional counterpart 17. Elvis’ blue shoes 18. Mil. jargon for “understood and DOWN complying” 1. Skirt type 19. Droop 2. Spool 20. Father figure 3. Ammunition type 21. Inventor Whitney and NY Giant 4. Hoarded Manning 5. Italian currency, once 23. British title 6. Gift 25. Memorial Day person remembered 7. Gale (USMC) 8. Lard 27. Memorial Day person remembered 9. General’s helper (USN) 10. Memorial Day person remembered, 29. A1C, SSgt, Lt, Col, etc. 46. Memorial Day person remembered 30. Memorial Day person remembered, in short 30. Vigor (USAF) in short 11. Jaded 34. Brewed beverage 48. Hateful 31. Terminate 13. ____ de corps 38. Circumvent 51. Stars & Stripes country 32. Took a load off 14. Each 39. Music group Diamond ___ 52. Actor Jared 33. Feline 22. __ _ hurry; rushing 40. Commanded 53. Lanky 35. Simpson trial judge 24. Auto club 41. Memorial Day person remembered 55. Singer Jones 36. Compass dir. 25. Boundaries (USA) 57. Challenge 37. Singer Torme 26. Isle 42. Count off starter 58. British school 38. Sis’ sibling 28. Pacific or Atlantic 43. Inclined 59. Federal org. established after 9/11
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ENROLLMENT EDUCATION SCHOOLS BUSINESS WANTED OFNA 9.5 RC car w/radio, charger, OVERSIZED LOVE SEAT 8-piece luggage set $75, Family radios COUNSELORS tools $350. Dell AximX30, 624 Mhz, good condition $30 Please call rechargeable batt, AC/DC charger $50 SEND OUT GREETING CARDS wireless, extras $250: 229-2029 382-1077 Please call 391-8029 UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX BARTENDING Make money from home. University of Phoenix, Southern Colo- ACADEMY Sending out greeting cards. Palm m515 - 16 MB, Color POOL TABLE Air hockey$15, baby jogger $15, mens rado Campus is seeking qualified can- Computer access required. two chargers, hot sync cradle, Brand New Custom Solid Wood Table bike $10, booster seat $5, sm $5 lg $10 Learn in actual nightclub setting. all docs/SW $175, 282-0526 with 1” slate, included. Acc Pkg & kennel, 95 jeep parts sft top$50 didates to be Enrollment Counselors. Job Placement • Earn $15-$40/hr Call Now. 800-793-3587 This position is responsible to re- Simonis Cloth. Cost over $6000. 472-4501 Day/Eve/Weekend Classes Sansui 771 stero receiver, original box cruit/advise students for graduate and Must Sell $1795. 866-7042. 578-5777 • 6551 N. Academy Blvd. & papers, excellent condition, $20, undergraduate degree programs. Bach- Bike $20 Scooter $5 Chest $10 Doll Bartendingcollege.com MERCHANDISE (719) 282-0196 elors Degree required. Sales/customer QUEEN PILLOWTOP MATTRESS house $15 Basketball hoop $5 Mosquito service experience preferred. Seeking Set. New, never used, in plastic. net $30 472-9853 APPLIANCES Sanyo 27” tv with remote, 3 MUST SELL $225. Warranty. highly motivated, driven individuals years old, works great! $100.00 with great work ethics. Competitive Can Deliver. 471-7220. BLACK & DECKER LEGAL NOTICES 20CF KENMORE Stainless & Black please call 472-0645 CARVING KNIFE, $10. salary, full benefits, 401k, stock pur- Refrigerator, only used 10 mos. Pd. chase plan, tuition reimbursement. RUSTIC LOG BEDROOM SET. 7-pc Please call 574-8335 $975. Will take $650obo. 550-0593. HEALTH & FITNESS Amish handcrafted set, All New. Cost BOARD GAMES Please forward resumes to Lisa Sorell LEGAL SERVICES $3000, Sacrifice $995. Will separate. GE Washer $50, microwave, $20, book- Deluxe walker, 4 wheels, $125. Little $3/each. Fax: 719-599-5282 Call 667-0635. shelf, $40. Kids play table, $60. OBO used. Must see to appreciate! Please call 574-8335 Email: [email protected] Counsel Press is the nation’s leading ap- pellate services provider. Each year we on everything. 528-7162 597-3873 Sectional sofa sleeper w/2 recl, 9dr dresser, 5dr dresser, $30, armoire $150 Chain link fence 145 ft less than 9 mos assist in filing over 8000 appeals in the Kenmore Washer/Dryer stacked w/multi RESTAURANT CLUB U.S. Supreme Court, Federal Courts of HOME ENTERTAINMENT HD computer 576-2927 old. $300 Bunk bed, twin on top / full cycles $350 obo, Murry Mower, 3.5 on bottom, white metal $70 472-0373 Appeal, and State Appellate courts from hp$50 322-0357 coast to coast. Call on us for expert ad- 2003 TOSHIBA 51” HDTV, like new, SOFA & LOVESEAT, $400/set. Enter- Needed: energetic, honest, hardworking $1200 or best offer. Call Chad 635-1631 tainment Ctr, $125obo; HP Desktop Crystal, Cookware, Decor, and cafe M-F F/T or P/T vice and assistance from our staff coun- MAYTAG Washer & Dryer, white, sel and appellate paralegals. We offer (evenings) or 634-1593 (work) computer, $700. Call 499-5026 More Must See Call Amanda 574-1168 1 year old + Maytag dishwasher, For More Info At 559-8991 samples, rules and personal assistance $600/all. Call 481-0395 BIG SCREEN TV, 51” Maganvox, to allow you to focus on your argument SOLD! COLORADO POWER HDTV monitor, still under wrrty, less CLASSIFIEDS WORK! DVD’S: Gas, Belly of the Beast, MIIB, SECURITY while we take care of the procedure. New GE appliances never used, electric than 1 yr old. $850obo. 559-9485 Please contact us to discuss how we can range & dishwasher. $500 firm. call DINING SET w/4 padded swivel chairs, Legally Blonde 2, $10/each. like new, $500; Daybed w/trundle, bed- Call 574-8335 assist you on your next appeal. 6333-5541 #108 Loft bunk bed - built in desk with book- RETIRING? Need Extra Income? www.counselpress.com ding, $200. Unarmed Security Officers Needed. shelves pine/natural finish, excellent ENTERTAINMENT Wall Unit, 800-4 APPEAL / 800-427-7325 Roper washer, 4 cycle, 2 speed - $150 condition $300 382-6037 Good driving record & background obo Tappan 15.5 cu ft. frost-free refrig- T.V. STAND, $25; check required. Call 448-9990 or erator $150 obo call 382-8645 $15. Please call 392-2709 PRE-SETTLEMENT FUNDING: Plaid couch and 2 blue recliners for sale. 548-9990 for location. Very good condition. $300 Please call 574-8335 DO YOU HAVE A PENDING Washer and Dryers $75 and up. FORMAL LAVENDER DRESS, call 659-7356 LAWSUIT? Cash advances on your Delivery Available. Tan leather sectional, $700 obo. size 12, $65. TECHNICAL personal injury claim. We provide im- Call 439-2597 or 683-9589 Call/email for pictures 282-4133 Please call 574-8335 mediate dollars while awaiting settle- HOME FURNISHINGS [email protected] ments. Call today—719-684-9085 White Frigidaire refrigerator. Height 68 FREE DIRT! U-haul. 2 diapergenies, CollegeAmerica 1/4, Width 29 5/8 and Volume 20.5 4 Sale: Blk Metal bunkbeds $150 Vanity Tbl w/ Mirror $40.00, Ent. $5/each. USAF Men Cpt Messdress Colorado’s fastest growing college sys- Asking $350 OBO. Call 570-0269 & PS2 $100. Contact: Christine Center (oak) $75.00 Lg Mirror 24X36 rank like new, $20. Call 471-9731 tem has immediate opening for full or BUSINESS/FINANCIAL (719) 527-7064 inch Wood frame Call: 538-0373 part time Networking and Programm- HOT SPRINGS Hotspot Spa, ANTIQUES/COLL 5-in-1 game table $30 ing Instructors at it’s Colorado Springs Wood bunk bed, good condition, atattch $500. Campus. This position requires a mini- FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 44 piece Noritake platinum rim china Oak DR table hutch, 6 chairs $550 Please call 487-3051 Gas grill $15 Call 260-8020 drawers and desk, mattress not included. mum of a master’s degree in computer set. 30+ years! No flaws! $200 $100 call 559-9092 science, programming or IT. Appli- King mattress/frame $200; 6 shelf enter- COMMERCIAL FINANCING 472-9838 AIR BED cants should have experience in some •Accounts Receivable tainment stand $50; 13” TV/VCR of the following areas: Cisco, Win- Antique Player Piano 1921 Armstrong Dual Chamber w/remote & full wrty. JEWELRY & combo, $75; Rocker/recliner $75; wash- •Asset-Based Funding New in box, never used. Cost over COLLECTIBLES dows, Linux, LAN, WAN, Java, C++, •Purchase Order complete w/rollers & bench valued er/dryer $35/ea $60/set 268-0965 SQL, Oracle, RDBMS concepts, >3$k; $ 2500 472-0379 $1300, MUST SELL $595. 328-9728. •Equipment 1/2 carat white gold Past, Present, Fu- Databases, VB, HTML, XML,Visual BFS 719-684-9085 Basset queen sleeper sofa, $100; 3-in-1 Little Tykes double slide $100, Iron Basic, Perl, PHP, etc. Full time posi- c1910 Mahogany Overmantle, 33’’w40’’, ture necklace from Brendan Diamonds. queen bed frame $30, Wood Queen 7 mirrors, 4 shelves, carved, UK, $450 crib, $75; brown recliner, $35 Never worn $500obo 271-0568 tion is a salaried position with benefits call 382-3325 or 201-1467 Frame $20 call 638-7845 and a 401(k). Please submit resume to MORTGAGE LOANS obo, 487-9419 / c271-7137 [email protected] and place Bunk bed (twin/full) mat. incl. $75 Ger- LAWN & GARDEN Many items for sale: Picture frames, “COLORADO SPRINGS COM- ALTERNATIVE LENDING BABY CHILDREN’S ITEMS man shrunk 4pc-bkcase, curio, tv, mir- kitchenware, holiday decorations, PUTER” in the subject. OF COLORADO ror bar - $1800 520-4735 150 Ft Chainlink fence with gate. much more! 472-7936 100% approval! Purchase refinance. 1 crib w/mattress. $65. White dresser + Only 6 months old. Asking Debt cosolidation. Cash Out! VA nightstand $130. Youth bed w/mattress CARD TABLE with 4 chairs, $500 obo Please call 472-9614 Mess Dress rank—women’s, Westech Intl, a growing comp, seeks Loans.We do the Good, Bad, & Ugly! $100. 390-4568 $35. Capt & Maj. $15 each. Space Sys S/W, T/E Engr and Msn We Specialize in Military Loans! Please call 574-8335 FREE FILL DIRT Call 266-4904. Ops/cntl. Contact: Call Jeff McBride at 930-1490 A variety of baby items for ages 1 week Please call after 4pm [email protected] to 12 months for sale. Please call for COFFEE TABLE, (719)392-4409 MORE THAN one cord of pre-cut description and prices. 494-8318 $35 firewood. No Pine. Will burn long. EQUIPMENT Please call 392-2709 Push lawnmower in good shape needs $100. Please call 382-3294 SELF EMPLOYMENT Baby Stroller $20 blade sharpened—$35.00. Lawn vac- BUSINESS OPP Sno-cone Trailer “Shaved Ice” a money Bassinet$20 COUCH, cream used only 6 mo. uum, shredder/mulcher and blower (4 Moving boxes - 40 plus assorted sizes making opportunity. $8900. 390-3889 please call 578-1161 New $900; Asking $450. wheel push type) perfect shape with bag $60 baby crib $65 All accessories $ supplies included. Call 392-2709 $100.00. Monument area: 488-4373 call 282-8319 ENTREPRENEURS DREAM Double Stroller, Cosco heavy duty. Work from home as 3-year-old MORTGAGE Great condition, can deliver to base. Couch, Love seat, and Chair, jewel Split Rail Fence, $150 26-10ft rails, Nordic track $139, kids bike $35, $200 million beverage company $55 Call 573-2673 colors, excellent condition $600 6-7ft rails, 4-4ft rails, 20 2-rails post. freezer $99, range $99, oak kitchen is- expands market. $100K+ Possible Call call after 5pm 719-594-4217 Call 488-2504 land $99, call 487-0192 1-888-226-0258 MORT. Loans - All Ranks. No Credit. HIGHCHAIR, EXERSAUCER, porta- Bankruptcy 100% Finance. Low Rates. crib, clothes & accessories. Infant-4T. DINING ROOM Table, Ikea, w/4 chairs Pay off debt. Tanya Evans, 310-1858. MISC FOR SALE Transformer $10, Black & Decker cord- Call 593-2311 $125; Full size mattress, box springs & less grass shears light weight $12, Independent Employment Opportuni- Stroller/Infant carrier w/base $30, high bed frame, $75. 593-2311 637-3836 ties: AN INCREDIBLE OPPORTU- 1 YR Oak Ent. Ctr, pd $1200, sell MORTGAGE SOLUTIONS chair $15, 2 - direction swing $25, call NITY -Up to $350,000 1st year poten- Dining set-$100, mendresser $40, head- $475; 36” T.V., $200; Desk w/matching Ashley 761-4909 shelves, $250obo. Call 238-9282 Washer, Jogg. stroller, Britax tial. 1-888-889-1501 for info. board $35, womendresser $40. Carseat, swing-high chaircombo, Toys/stuffed animals $2. 201-7308 FREE CONSULTATION! BICYCLES 17” Momo Rims with Tires Portable crib, call 382-5770 Col. (Retired) John Santiago wants U2 END TABLE, Make Offer save 25-50% off your mortgage using 24” INCH Peugeot, 719-559-6524 Whirlpool washer + dryer $300, Tan $25. area carpet $40, computer desk $10, LOSE WEIGHT, EARN MONEY the RICH MAN’S LOAN. 5-speed, $50. Please call 392-2709 an independent distributor call:382-1001 Call 963-5873 for FREE seminars too! Please call 392-2709 18 Cu ft upright freeze, w/keys, $65, Loveseat $35 472-9156 or e-mail: [email protected] All Ranks/Civilians Welcome! Entertainment Center. Med. oak. Glass Metal 8x10 shed with floor $65 must sell moving call 559-7170 WIRELESS KEYBOARD/MOUSE, COMPUTERS panel display case on left side. Holds $45. TV 30W x 31H. $150 OBO. 660-7910. SONY VIAO Laptop, 3-wheel Freedom elec. scooter, $500. Please call 574-8335 The Daily Transcript can publish your FULL PILLOWTOP MATTRESS 2-wheel elec. scooter, $175. Girl’s 15 $500 Wooden Swingset w/2 swings, 1baby Call 330-0768 Set New, in-the-plastic w/warranty. spd mt. bike, $75. Men’s 21-spd mt. Cost $595, Sacrifice $200. Heavy Duty bike, $100. Exercise bike, $20. Lg dog swing & slide. Moving & can’t bring Notices of Guardianship Toshiba laptop-P4,532(3.06GHZ) Frame Avail. Can Deliver. 227-0257. kennel, $25. 11-inch Sears band saw, $200 call 574-8051 /15.4’’/512MB/60GB/DVD-SuperMulti $125. 10-inch Sears table saw, $150. (precurser notice to adoption) /MDM/LAN/WI-Fibg. $1500 238-0874 HOT TUB - 6 person, 30+ jets, ‘04 487-1747 SCRAPBOOKING Model, 5HP w/all options & 5” cover. ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT Never used in wrapper. Full warranty. Cost $7000. Asking $3995. 6’ SATELITE DISH w/receiver, $100 or MILITARY SCRAPBOOKING For Sale: IRiver 256mp MP3 Player 719-667-0311 best offer. White Westinghouse Electric Supplies. Shop our online store! /Recorder. Near New. $85 OBO Stove, $50. Very clean. 591-1018 www.MyMilitaryScrapbooking.com Call: Gene at 238-5418 KIDS DRESSERS (2), great condition. $65/both. Infinity amp & subs w/box $550. Rock- Call 205-3789 ford Fosgate amp & 2 Dual 10” subs I’m all about $300. Call 472-8733 King Bed, w/head/foot board, frame, box springs & pillow top mattress. Ex cond $400. 573-1709 customer service. I’m For more info call 634-1048 Logitech X- 530 surround sound 5.1 Works with PC/CD/MP3. Brand new. KING PILLOWTOP MATTRESS Never been used. $60 559-5758 Set. New in plastic. Cost $795, Sacrifice all about YOU!!!! $359. Deluxe Frame Avail. 328-8728 Whether you’re a buyer or seller, KINGS BLANKET & MORE! I’ll look out for your interests. HOMELAND DEFENSE JOB FAIR 2328 E. Platte Ave.-Ph 471-9137 has the largest selection of Korean Mink I’m your advocate in Real Estate. Blankets in Colorado Springs! They are Sponsored by THE WRIGHT TEAM super soft. We have curtains, comfort JAN OSTBY sets, 3 piece bath sets, pictures, area 719-337-9964 For NORAD/USNORTHCOM Advisory & Assistance Services (N2A2S) rugs and collectables. Broker Associate and Certified and other current DoD opportunities [email protected] Residential Appraiser Large solid oak office desk. Too large for my small office. Good con- Date: 02 June 2005 Time: 3:30 – 7:30 dition! $50.00 firm. You’ll need a Location: The Sheraton Hotel, 2886 S. Circle Dr. truck to haul away. 640-5091 LEATHER SOFA & LOVE SEAT All New Leather Set still in wrapper. Earn Money & Experience in the following areas: 100% top grain leather. Cost over $3900, Sacrifice $1495. 633-8203. • Homeland Defense • Homeland Security • MACA • NORAD Save Lives Living Room table, • USNORTHCOM • Communications • System Engineers • Software Engineers made in Germany $100 OBO • Force Protection • Test & Evaluation • Intelligence • System Architecture call Charles @ 390-5513 • Intelligence • Resource Management • Logistics • Capabilities Moving Sale: lawnmower, little tykes Donate Plasma slide & basketball hoop, bunkbed • Training and Exercises • Inter Agency Coordination • Any other DoD experience w/mattresses 573-6501 Earn up to $185 per month MUST SELL! Armoire, head- Company representatives from: board/baseboard, oak din tbl w/leaf & 4 $5 Bonus with this ad L.C. Wright, Inc. TechWise DSoft Technology, Inc. chairs, 36” Panasonic TV. 310-8829 NASA MEMORY FOAM. Mattress New donors only • Please bring your valid ICON Solutions Summit Technical Solutions MTC Technologies Set. New in plastic w/warranty. Sells for state issued ID, Social Security card and proof DRC CTA Odyssey Consulting ITT Industries over $1700, Sacrifice $650. 667-0635. of address
OVERSIZED KHAKI Chair & Couch, 2502 E. Pikes Peak • 635-5925 If you can’t attend, e-mail your resume to [email protected] 1 yr old-purchased new, $650/set. Will sell separately. Call Troy, 559-8500 Academy Spirit May 27, 2005 21
The Best In Military Home Sales SPORTS EQUIP COMMERCIAL 8’ POOL TABLE, green felt, incl: 3 REAL ESTATE pool sticks, good shape, $750 or best offer. Please call 596-4898 FOR LEASE BUSHNELL YARDAGE-PRO 400 COMMERCIAL SPC Range Finder, $75. Call 237-3539 OLD COLO. CITY Vendor Space. Any product/service. Best price in town! Family Camping- 2 rm tent w/fly, 4 Rent Discount for work. 481-9853 cots, 2 bags, stove, 2 lanterns, utensils: CROSSWORKD Heritage Realty please call 684-7444 w/offer W. COLO. AVE. 2175SF, all comm. or comm./residential. $1750/mo. Will trade Stand alone basketball hoop $25, work for rent. Call 481-9853 PUZZLE Visit our award winning website: Good Condition, YOU HAUL, www.newhomeconnection.com 638-0152 after 5pm. INVESTMENT PROPERTY PETS 5-UNIT APT BUILDING. Converted Victorian. Great Shape. $2450/mo gross. $315K . Call 201-7006 DOGS FOR LEASE OFFICE Your Home Sold in 120 Days or I’ll Buy it for Cash! 14 wk fml white German Shpd, shots SPACE Visit: www.BriargateHomesOnline.com/Guarantee.asp crrnt, friendly, great w/other pets & kids, $200 obo call 719-472-8694 Call Barb Schlinker – 719-499-3334 Springs Office Park Local Reserve Officer and Real Estate Broker Blue pit bull pups. 2860-2862 ADBA registered. Taking deposits Circle Dr. North 719-200-7960 • Lease/200-20,000 sf • Office Boxer, Female AKC Registered 17 • $3.75 net sf months old. Great with kids! Colorado & Santa Fe Real Estate $400/OBO 322-700 Mike • 1-888-532-4464 COCKER SPANIEL, blonde, 1 yr old 2 DOWNTOWN OFFICE SUITES Prime Retail Space Available male, hsbkrn, kennel trained, $100. To 410 W. Filmore - Redstone RESIDENTIAL Good Home! Call 472-0172 AVAIL - 1st Suite: 5 offices, 1 vault, & reception area; 2nd Suite: 4 offices Shopping Center •2,349 sf available now! FOR SALE www.ColoradoBarb.com COCKER SPANIEL, chocolate/tan, & reception area; 3rd Floor of El Paso Bldg – Pikes Peak & Tejon; 100% cor- •47,986 cars daily 7 mos old male, neutered, all shots, •Easy access to I-25 hskbrn. $450obo. Call 382-5001 ner dntwn location above Starbucks; CONDOS TOWNHOMES Secure off-street parking; janitorial •Best price for location FOR SALE FREE to good home 2 1/2 year old service; newly remodeled; access to •Best maintained property Australian Kelpie, PCS, coffee bar; windows to street; furniture in the area 2bd/2ba 2-story Twn Hm. Incl. all please call Mike 310-3931 avail; call Gary Feffer or Julie Phillips Call Crystal or Terry appl., A/C, new furnace, $112k. Near Apartments Available Now Starting at $349! - Fountain Colony 389-1234 Dunmire Property Mgmt Vickers & Academy. 331-5489 FREE to good home, 5yr old male, 591-8258 Arcadia Dell Kenton Place Apts Alaskan Malamute, black and white, Near Maizeland & Academy. 6 spaces. GLENEAGLE T/H FSBO. Very nice, ONE & TWO BEDROOM ONE & TWO BEDROOM Please call 648-2576 Lease one or all. Includes private office LAND clean, quiet, 3br, 3½ba, 2c gar, 3014 N Arcadia St 1231&1333 N. Nevada Ave. w/ window, phone, fax, copier, printer, $197,500K. Call 487-9009. MLS #1850. Colorado Springs, CO. GREAT DANE, male, 3 yrs old, neut, conf. room, kitchen, fully furnished, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903 microchipped, hsbrkn, good w/kids & high speed internet available. 955-2893. LAND FOR SALE Great Deal! Newer 2/2 condo, gas fp, Phone 719-473-3713 Phone: 719-632-4877 other dogs. $175. 680-8313 appliances, big discount! Contact: Fax 719-473-7930 Fax: 719-632-4877 Tri-Lakes office. Newly remodeled. INCREDIBLE LOT-Cripple Creek Mtn 471-6510 24 hr. rec. message. LLASA APSO, 8 mo old male, great CAT-5 and T-1 comm. Cable, Estates. 360 degree views! Backs to Audubon Gardens MILITARY REALTOR Mountains Shadows Apts w/kids. All shots, good watch dog, ken- 150-1000sq ft, private offices/suites. open space, lake across the road. Stream ONE, TWO & THREE BEDROOM nel trained, $275. Call 550-4187. For the very Best in Military Home ONE & TWO BEDROOM 488-2093 below. Buy now for retirement! Colo- 1921 E. Van Buren St. rado Pride Realty, LLC, Patrick, Sales & Service. Call Glenda Miller, Colorado Springs, CO. 80909 1005 Fontmore PEDIGREED POODLES & FOR LEASE RETAIL 232-5583 548-1266, 548-0400. Just tell her what Colorado Springs, CO PEEK-A-POO puppies. you need! Expect soft & easy service. Phone: 719-633-7114 SPACE NewHomeConnection.com Fax: 719-634-4615 Phone 719-633-5411 Call 719-821-0874 LAST CHANCE-FINAL PHASE Ghost River 35 Acre Ranches Heritage Realty Fax 719-475-7923 SIBERIAN HUSKY, 9 mo male, with Prime Retail Space Available Spring Meadow Apts 1342 N. Academy Blvd. Rustic Hills Electric, County Rd., Private Views, Rockrimmon:3br+loft, 2½ba, 1820SF, papers & shots, hsbrkn, great w/kids. Trees, Creek, Game $49K to $99K TWO BEDROOM The Park Apts $400obo. Call 200-3580/559-8680 Showcase Plaza end unit, 2c gar, 2 decks w/view of 2613 & 2619 Concord St. •5,240sf available now! w/financing. 4 mi. off I-25 by Colo. Peak, pool/jacuzzi/tennis, 10 min. to ONE & TWO BEDROOM Colo. Marshall: 1-866-537-2566 Colorado Springs, CO. 3807 Half Turn Rd. PETS •Can be divided USAFA. $149,900. Call 310-3371 Phone 719-632-0889 •45,148 cars per day Colorado Springs, CO. 80917 •Near Powers Corridor LG COMMERCIAL LOT. Central. Fax 719-632-7910 FERRET, male, black/white, 6 mos old, 1.03ac. Zoned PBC. Corner of Cir- Need some Power behind your Phone: 719-597-5661 neutered, all shots, $200 with all acces- •Well established anchors advertising message? Belmont Square Apt Fax: 719-2585 •Best price on North Academy cle/San Miguel. Price reduced to $345K. sories. Please call 559-8619 Patrick, Co. Pride Realty, 232-5583. Call: 634-3223 Ext. 210 ONE & TWO BEDROOM Call Crystal or Terry Colorado Power Classifieds Park Hill Apts Pet rabbits w/cage & supplies. 2 fe- Dunmire Property Mgmt 591-8258 2020 Jerry Murphy Rd. LOTS FOR SALE Pueblo, CO ONE & TWO BEDROOM males, cute pets, $30 each. Melissa SPACIOUS 3br, 2ba, 1357SF, lg liv rm 559-5284 Phone 719-545-2236 2827 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Commercial Lots. w/built-in bookshelf, central air, sec Fax 719-544-3537 Colorado Springs, CO. 80909 PET SUPPLIES I-25 Visibility. Monument. alarm, $135K obo. Call 574-5117 Tom Hyland, Broker. 495-3634 Castle West Apts Phone: 719-633-4754 Need some Power behind T/H ON V. Hi G.C., 524 Lakewood ONE & TWO BEDROOM Fax: 719-634-7305 2 guinea pigs w/cages $50/ea. 2 birds in Cir., 2800+SF, 3+br, 4ba, dbl gar, deck, one cage w/stand $100. your advertising message? FOR SALE MOUNTAIN views, $169,524. Cheryl, 338-4300 3770 E. Uintah St. Point of View Apts 231-5908 PROP Colorado Springs, CO. 80909 Call: 634-3223 Ext. 210 ONE & TWO BEDROOM ################ Phone: 719-597-1048 Colorado Power 4420 E. Pikes Peak Ave. DOG COLLAR/Trainer, Innotek Com- ################ # FIVE FOUNTAINS CONDO # Fax: 719-597-1311 # # # # Colorado Springs, CO. 80916 mand Series RF model 800-1, $95. Classifieds PAGOSA SPRINGS $74,900. 2br, 2ba, Cov. Parking, Call 964-9051 # # # # Citadel West Apts Phone: 719-597-6377 # Garden Lvl, Enclosed Entry, Newly # ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDROOM # # Fax: 719-550-1868 # 35 Mountain Acres. $189,000. # # Refaced Cabinets, pool, sauna, # 733 Tia Juana St. # Private Lakes, back ups to BLM, .25 # # Clubhouse. Think you can’t afford # Colorado Springs, CO. 80909 Skyway Village Apts FREE RELOCATION SERVICE # Miles from National Forest. 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Bijou St. #110 Fax: 719-570-0721 BRIARGATE Colorado Springs, CO. 80909 Sandra Throgmorton REAL ESTATE SERVICES Phone: 719-573-4018 3BR, 3BA home in D-20, over 2300SF, The Townhouse Apts Toll Free (866) 487-3104 LR, FR, sep DR, exercise rm, office, lg Fax: 719-573-4021 TWO & THREE BEDROOM COLORADO SPRINGS laundry rm, child’s theater rm, jacuzzi, (719) 487-3104 See the stunning beauty Enfield Apts TOWN HOMES trampoline, above ground swimming Visit a Photo Album pool, $235K. 333-5267 or 260-9720 ONE & TWO BEDROOM 3125 E. Fountain Blvd. www.HelloColoradoSprings.com 3010 N. Hancock Colorado Springs, CO. 80907 The online photo magazine of the Colorado Springs, CO Phone: 719-630-1128 Pikes Peak Region. Phone 719-473-3713 Fax 719-473- Fax: 719-575-9245 Email it to friends! 7930 Tremont Manor Apts HOME BUYERS- Fifty Five Plus Apts ONE & TWO BEDROOM VIEW HOT NEW LISTINGS. Visit: www.newlistings4mil.com ONE & TWO BEDROOM 2925 Tremont St. FOR SENIORS (55 and older) or Free Recorded Message 825 S. Union Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO. 80907 800-607-0359. ID #4040. Find out what Colorado Springs, CO. 80910 Phone: 719-632-0889 your home is worth on-line visit: Fax: 719-632-7910 www.springs-military.com. Phone: 719-578-0581 Parker St. Clair Realty Co. Fax: 719-447-1146 Woodstone Apts This Beautiful Gatehouse Village Foothills West Apts STUDIO, ONE, TWO & Colorado Power Classifieds Work. home in School District 20 features 5 TWO & THREE BEDROOM THREE BEDROOM Call 634-3223 Ext. 234 beds, 4 baths, a 2 car att garage, 720 Melany Ln. 370 Crestone Ln. to place your ad. over 3,500 sqft, vaulted ceilings, Colorado Springs, CO. 80907 archways and French doors. Eat-in Colorado Springs, CO. 80906 kitchen w/ tile countertops. The back- Phone: 719-578-1414 Phone: 719-636-1115 LOTS OF FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER Fax: 719-578-1414 yard is landscaped w/ blooming veg- Fax: 719-636-0019 PROGRAMS AVAIL! It’s easier than etation. 1 yr. Home Warranty In- you think! Give me a call, I can help! Fountain Gardens Apts Colo. Pride Realty, Patrick, 232-5583. cluded. MLS# 451538. ONE & TWO BEDROOM Weber Terrace FOR SENIORS (55 and older) ONE & TWO BEDROOM Barry Cavanaugh 3165 E. Fountain Blvd. 2210 & 2220 N. Weber St TOP FOUR REASONS WHY TO BUY Tighe and Associates Colorado Springs, CO. 80910 Colorado Springs, CO A BRAND NEW HOME FROM Real Estate Professionals Phone: 719-632-2155 Phone 719-632-0889 John W. Clark & Brett A. Larsen With The Seller’s Broker, Inc. 1125 Kelly Johnson Blvd, Suite 111 Fax: 719-632-2415 Fax 719-632-7910 • Up to $20,000 in Credit Card or Debt Pay-Off Cell: 290-7535 • O Down & O Closing Costs • 42” Plasma TV w/Home Theater www.TigheandAssociates.com • Chance to Win a Luxury Vacation to a destination of your choice Samples from various builders. Call 266-9816. These incentives won’t last! BRIARGATE 5br/4ba, 3car, D-20 Dunmire Property Great location! Walk to elem, jr & high schls $1550/mo 282-0699 Management, Inc. USAA MEMBERS Member or not we will beat the USAA Briargate Townhome, 2 yr Lease 719-591-8258 Buyer/Seller Bonus Program. Potential +$12K and 60% ROI Save big. Expect soft and easy service. Call: 714-366-7555 (Cell) Email: [email protected] Call Glenda Miller, 548-1266, www.dunmire.net 548-0400 or visit Award Winning Colorado Power Classifieds Work. www.NewHomeConnection.com Call 634-3223 Ext. 234 Heritage Realty to place your ad. Academy Spirit 22 May 27, 2005
EAST FOUNTAIN VALLEY SECURITY Has everything at a price you can af- EAST ford! Village East Apts. 1bd’s-$489 Custom Built 4000sq ft. 35 acres out- 4BR/4BA/2GA, a/c, sec sys, shed, HUD, VA REPOS 2bd’s-$559. Call today: CIMMARON HILLS, 3br, 2ba, w/lots side Schreiver AFB must see, 5bd/3ba, fcd yd, $203K. 1015 Winebrook. 1st Time Homebuyer Specials 1-888-754-8349 Mention this ad—free of room. Minutes from bases. Pets nego. 3 car gr $435,000 call 683-3524 Call Amy Kunce, 661-1199. Extraordinary Buyer Incentives app fee. Credit/Background checks. N/S. $975/mo. Call 237-4185 www.PrimeValueRealty.com End unit townhome w/lots of extras. NEW HOMES AT NEAR RENTAL Heritage Realty GENERAL FALCON:Only 10 min from Falcon 3BR/3BA, 2 miles form Pete. PAYMENTS VA 0 down, paid clos- Town Ctr. 5 min from elem./middle $147,500. call 597-5778/details ing costs. Buy New For You! RANCHER, $129,950. FSBO 3bd/1ba NEIGHBORHOOD PHOTOS school. Country living-great view of the Before renting get the real numbers. Before you rent or buy, first see the Former Creekstone Model with 521 Inca Dr. FHA, VA, and Conv. mtns! Zoned for horses. 4br, 3ba. Laun- NEARLY NEW CUSTOM RANCHER Call Glenda Miller for friendly, free as- Call 392-9559 neighborhoods. From home visit dry rm. $845/mo. 683-7621 numerous builder upgrades. 4 Br, 3 Ba, 2 Car, 2,400 Sq. Ft., 2.5 Ac., sistance, A retired military spouse. She www.HelloColoradoSprings.com This 4bd/4ba/3Fpl/2.5car/ is Horses OK, Central Water/Gas. Ap- knows the ropes 548-1266, 548-0400. SOUTHEAST Townhome - 2bd/2ba 1300sq ft, full Immaculate! praised for $230K, Asking $215K. Heritage Realty. SOUTHEAST appl. w/d, dw, fp, playgrnd < 1mile Bright Open Floor Plan, Spacious Marshall 719-598-7267 Visit award winning site: FSBO 2br/1/ba/1c, wood fp, all appl. Peterson AFB $825/mo 660-0041 Family Room with FP, Main Level www.NewHomeConnection.com incl., well cared for home, about 900sf 1 MONTH FREE RENT Pleasant Mix of Rural Living in an $119,900. nr Pete&Carson 392-2822 XXL 2br - in Fountain Town Center Study, Huge Open Kitchen w/Dining Upscale Community. 5/3/3 ranch on .54 Colorado Power Classifieds Work. FALCON Rm; Hardwood Entry, Kitchen and Clean, quiet, balcony. Close to Ft. acre in Peaceful Valley Country Club. Call 634-3223 Ext. 234 MLS ASSISTANT Carson. Great Location! Dining Rm. Enjoy a curling up next Mother-in-Law Suite / Separate Apart- to place your ad. 1000’s of homes for sale $495/mo. Call 201-7006/231-7835 20 min to SAFB. 4 lg bd/3ba, 2775sf, to the Fireplace in the Romantic ment. $369,800. Close to Peterson and Visit Award Winning excellent dist 49 schools. Lg fcd yd. Master Retreat. Appliances included. Shriever. Take Marksheffel - South of FOUNTAIN NewHomeConnection.com 2525 Verde Dr., 1bd/1ba, 600sf, A/C, $1295/mo 495-4538 Large fully fenced and landscaped Fontaine - Left on Poa Annua. Call deck, fridge, stove, coin W/D, pool, property. Rainbow Play Set Robin Murphy - Coldwell Banker at ################ SOUTHWEST exec. room, close to Carson 640-9185 3br, 2.5ba, 1316 sqft, new John Laing Negotiable. 331-4051 # AN ANSWER TO PRAYER! # home built ‘03, 18 mi SAFB/PAFB, # # 609 Loomis-Beautiful 4bd 3ba 2c SOUTHWEST walking distance to Antler Creek Golf Ready for QUICK MOVE IN! RENT-TO-OWN! 50% rent credit in 925 Lords Hill Dr. – Immac. 2002 2-Story 2132 sq ft 2story w/ basement Course, near Falcon Town Center, 2 Contact Sally Hepworth # # Yoder, CO. 4/2/2, 2150SF, on 42acs. # w/3bds, 3ba, 3car, cathedral ceilings, enter- # Lrg patio w/ hot tub. 271-2895 1-MONTH FREE RENT blocks from Meridian Ranch Rec. Cen- 719-321-8194 $950/mo. $163K. Travis, 622-1682 tainment center with gas FP, A/C, rounded WITH 13 MOS LEASE! ter. $1100/mo call 719-439-7283 # corners, 5-pc master ba, unfin. bsmt w/ # 3202 Oak Creek Dr. East-4 bed, 3 bath # # home on large corner lot with views of Quiet & secluded. Studios, 1, 2br apts RUSTIC HILLS RANCHER bath plumbing! Sprinklers & security system. homes with private entries. Starting at 4bd/3ba/2.5g, huge master w/wkout rm CENTRAL 1606 Lehmberg Bl. - $224,000 - # Great Area! $216,900 # Quail Lake and the mountains. Open Motivated Seller! $399/mo. Sorry, no pets. 635-7090 2850sf, fin w/o bsmt, cent ht/air, 2.5 ac, MLS 510836 # # floor plan with large rooms, deck and lg kitchen, lg deck, mtn views, D-49, 4bd/3ba/2car many upgrades in this Beautiful home w/fin walkout bsmt & # # large back yard and 2,500+ sq. ft. 1ST MONTH FREE! pets nego, $1450/mo Av 1 Jul 683-8917 awesome home call 576-8052. Near views from several rooms 4BR, 3BA, # # $215,000. Pictures & more info @ Near Ft. Carson. Broadmoor Area. everything $189,000 FSBO Call Vicky 488-2234 www.TerriVincent.com or call Terri @ 2c gar. Nice master w/lg balcony & # # 1bd/$525, 2bd/$650; most utils paid, WATER/ELEC. PD! New 2br w/office, Pikes Peak view. Newer vinyl win- # I Work With Buyers For Free! # 661-0743. RE/MAX Properties, Inc. pets ok, spec. mil. rate. Call Tom, BEAUTIFUL 3BR, 3ba, 2gar, home in 1c gar, close to PAFB/Schriever, No dows & lifetime siding, new furnace & ################ 3bd 2ba 2c in like new cond. SRIC, 632-4800 pets. $750/mo. Call 749-2622 Spring Creek! Better than new 2003 a/c. Can close quickly. Build Home! A true must see! Close to Incredible mtn views, large Call to set up visit: CHARMING HOME in Fountain. kitchen and yard 592-9700 downtown! $212,900. Colorado Pride Larry & Heather Scott, HOMES FOR RENT FOUNTAIN VALLEY Realty, LLC, Patrick, 232-5583 1600+SF, 3br, 2ba, fpl, great lot! Prudential Professional REALTORS - 3bd/4ba, 2250 total sf w/oversized 2.5c Priced to sell $175K. Call for private RENT-TO-OWN, 2-3br, 2ba, 2car, 719-650-5027, 719-650-4933 gar. Log fp, vaulted ceil., gourmet CUTE DOWNTOWN HOUSE! 2br, showing, Joe Ransier (719) 648-3931 4-PLEXES downpayment $3500. Rent $899/mo. kitch, wood flrs, oversized pantry, spa- 1ba, 1c gar. 1300SF fin + bsmt. Huge Prudential Professional Realtors Rent Credit $100. Call 448-1070 Lot! Zoned R-2. $187,900. Patrick, ELLICOTT/YODER cious master bed w/ garden tub. Fully GREAT 1-2BR, 1BA, newly remodeled Colo. Pride Realty, 232-5583. Fountain, 3BR, 1BA, ranch. Close to Ft. fenced, nr Carson. 540-0299 apt. Including: view, lovely little porch, ELLICOTT SO. 5 mi on Ellicott Hwy Carson, schools, and parks. Asking storage & free w/d. Close to PAFB. GENERAL FSBO-Near Ft. Carson 540-0517 DOUGLAS COUNTY from Hwy 94. Like new 4br, 2ba, den, $110,000. Call 290-0891 $435-$550/mo. Clark at 964-4628. appls, a/c, sprklrs, carport, lg lot! Great 3bd/2bath 1/3acre, lg back deck, great SEE 100’s OF RENTALS Need some Power behind your Mtn. view - Wdn Playgrd ############## Cond! $119K. Peetz Rlty, 597-7324 or BRIARGATE Homes, Townhomes, Apts # # advertising message? Visit Award Winning # # 338-7324 STRATMOOR SOUTH: 4431 Millburn COUNTRY RANCHER Call: 634-3223 Ext. 210 3bd/2ba 2car. Fpl, deck, mtn views, lg NewHomeConnection.com # # Colorado Power Classifieds Dr. 3br, 1ba, 1c gar, 931SF, Newer car- bk yd, pets ok, 1879 Chapel Hills Dr. # 15+ acres of alfalfa fields! Bring # pet, new windows, lg yd w/mtn views, 532-1521 $1150/mo great ranch style home! $122,000. Julie MONUMENT # critters! Beautiful custom built # NORTHEAST # # Avery @ Prudential, 290-1800. 4bd/3.5ba, 2 c gar, lg rec room, deck, # rancher w/walk-out almost finished # ################ D20 schools, 2500 sq ft, avail July Woodmoor- New w/out stucco ranch # basement! 4br, 3ba, 2c oversized # # # UTE PASS Cynthia 594-6886 $1,250/mo Fin. 3705sf views on .58 acres 4/3/3, # SWEETHEART SPECIAL # study NS, NP $1885 481-0741 # garage. Tiled floors, breezeway, # Remodeled 2 bed rm, 2 bath, din rm, Cottonwood Creek Twn hm. Dist. 20, # # # Remodeled 2-story with 4bdrms, # Open Living/Dining, crown mold- den, fpl, FSBO/agent, $239,900 OBO 2bd/1.5ba/2c gar., FP, patio, pool and NORTHEAST # # # 4bath, 2car, finished bsmt with # 9385 Mariposa Trail, Chipita Park, ten. ct., no pets/smoking 290-0160 ing, fence x fence, 6-panel doors. New 4 Bed on 40 Acres $215K Big # # # # Front Range View Great for Horses 684-9096 Brokers welcome Under $410K – Larkspur! # study, rec room & possible theatre # D20 3bd/1.5ba/2c. 8250 Contrails Dr. 2002 yr blt, 4br, 3ba, 2cg, 2284tsf, # # or Small Business. Appliances, Cov- # # # room! Master with walk-in, huge # WEST Fcd, sprinkler. 7k sf. lot pets considered. $1550/mo, non-smoking, sm pets. Avail # # ered Front Porch, Big Garage, Many # backyard. New paint, carpet & # $1K dep. $1,150/mo. 234-1160/62 June 4, 2005. Melcher Realty 495-9595 Upgrades. Has Great Grass and # # # appliances. Dream kitchen-sweet # 1505 W. CUCHARRAS-Large Lot! Call Vicky 488-2234 Excellent Water Rights, Located in D20, 4br/2ba/2c, gas fire, rec room, 4BD Woodmen Hills beauty! 0.75 # # # home over 3000SF! Convenient # 2BR, 1BA, completely redone. Must I Work With Buyers For Free! Quiet Area Near Ellicott. $0 Down $0 # # see! Beautiful & Gorgeous. $154,900. huge yd, cul-de-sac, avail. July 1. acres, vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans. 10 # # 703-569-1611. $1250/mo. mins. to Pete/12 mins to Schriever! Pets ################ Closing Cost. Jim (719) 475-0517 # location! Quiet area! $249,900. # Patrick, Colo. Pride Realty, 232-5583 # # nego. Rusinak RE, 590-6140. Built in 1986, 1844sq. ft. great condition D-20, 5br, 3ba, 2car, big yard, sprink- # # 3bdrm, 2ba, 2car, family room w/ fire- lers, cul-de-sac, $1000/dep. $1200/mo. 5bd/3.5ba/2c gar. 3 yr old home. 12 # # place, home office, laundry rm, mature N/S & N/P. Avl July 1st. Call 641-1327 min NE of PAFB, dist. 49 schools. # Call Vicky 488-2234 # I Work With Buyers For Free! landscaping, large deck, 830 Colum- RENTED IN ONE WEEK! 201-7135 or 201-7473 On The Table # # bine, $187,000. Call Assist 2 sell ################ COLORADO POWER A Personal Chef Service 596-3300 CLASSIFIEDS WORK! 5bd/3.5ba/3c gar. Austin Hgts. 4100sf, Open Ranch floor plan, vaulted, 2 Bed, Immaculate views. Avail Jul05, For Rent or Lease to Own. 5 WOODLAND PARK 2 Bath, 2 C Gar. $1925/mo. Call: 963-9194 I Do the Shopping Special Diets and Bdrm/4Ba/2Car, 4 yr old home, 8 min NE from PAFB, Dist 49 schools. NEW HOMES RENTERS Beautiful 4br/3.5ba/3car, 2yr old hm in I Do the Cooking Custom Meals 201-7135 and large lots. From $100’s You are now buying a home—for some- Newport Heights. Sprinkler sys. & gor- Weekly, Bi-Weekly, www.WoodlandParkBuilders.com body else! Be a home owner. geous yd - $1425. Must See! 528-6852 I Clean the Kitchen LG CONDO 4br/4ba/2c, 1900sf, indoor or call Mike Selby 439-7617, Invest in yourself. Build equity, save I Stock Your Fridge Monthly and Special pool, hottub, saunas, t ct, RV pkg, many 548-0400, Heritage Realty taxes, provide for retirement. Longer Brand new home Chaparral Pt. Occasion Service upgrades! $164,900 neg. 591-4774 military assignments and housing rule 3bd/2.5ba, 2/gar, 1700Sf, a/c, views, 10 with Healthful, MANUFACTURED/MOBILE changes make now the right time to min. to PAFB. $1100+dep 331-6235 Delicious Meals available VILLAGE 7 GEM HOMES buy. Low VA 0 down rates, paid clos- On cul-de-sac. Almost 1700SF, 3br, ing costs, special programs all mean Lg open single-family. Spacious, Call Karen 492.6816 2ba, 2car, fpl, wet bar, lg lot, $171,900. 1997, 16’x76’, 3BD/2BA, Lg Kitchen you need little cash. Call Glenda Miller 4bd/2.5ba, 1blk from Cottonwood Creek Matt Kasper, 650-1138, Re/Max Group w/center island,Corner lot, near PAFB, and compare the numbers. Glenda is a Park. Many upgrades. $1350/mo Member of the American Personal Chef Association and Must See! Asking $34,000. 591-7654 retired military spouse. Expect good 262-9898. Certified by the National Restaurant Association PUEBLO care & soft and easy service. Heritage 3b/2ba, range, w/d, refridgerator, pets Realty 548-1266/548-0400 No Toll Near N. gate of AFA. Furn. lower level INCREDIBLE! ok, pool, rv, strg, by apt. D-11 1-866-245-3952 3br, 1ba, 2c gar, 1920SF, designer fin- rent-to-own $13K obo. Mark 390-6422 of walkout ranch, 1bd/1ba, FP with sep. Visit award winning site: entry. $650/month+dep.Call 488-3461 ished inside, new paint inside/out, beau- www.NewHomeConnection.com tiful Victorian style. $139,900. Call Pat- Call for a DUPLEX/4PLEX 538-6015 rick , Co. Pride Realty, 232-5583 CENTRAL Ranch in Old Farm. 4bd, 3ba, play rm, Sell More FREE Trial or visit FT. CARSON area duplex! Live-in one; weight rm, park, non smk. pets o.k. NEW HOMES-Low $100’s rent the other! Each unit is 3br/1ba/1c $1250.00 574-1168 Fast commute to Carson 4BR, 2BA, 1Car, remod int. Views. Lg our website at gar-4247 College View, $179,900. lot. Rent-to-Own Option. Pets ok. Visit Award Winning Colo. Pride Realty, 232-5583. Do More www.actcolorado.com NewHomeConnection.com $1100/mo. Call 260-8988/205-6018 for information on Heritage Realty Constitution/Murray. 3bd/2ba, spa- with APARTMENT cious, no pets. $700/mo + dep. • Training POWERS RENTALS 719-659-2845 or 303-428-9925 • Consulting Springs Ranch 2004 3/2/2, 1322 Sg Ft, CONDOS TOWNHOMES • Customization Stc/Brk FP,AC, Fl Vlt, fncd, gdn tub, CENTRAL 2 fans, many extras.$199,900 599-4500 FOR RENT “Your WEBSITE 2-STORY T/H in Broadmoor nr golf Contact ################ is AWESOME!” course. 2622SF, LR w/fp, FR D-12. Woodmen Hills Beauty for Lease # # By popular acclamation it’s Management [email protected] CLAREMONT RANCH A/C. Deck w/views. C-21, 574-5000 5 Br Upstairs! 2.5 Bath, # # the Best Real Estate Website. 3 car Tandem, .5 acre, $1495/mo. # Priced Reduced to $239,900! # Visit Award Winning. N/E Luxury T/H, 2br, 2ba, 2 Car Gar, # Immaculate 5br, 4ba, 2car, 2,486SF. # NewHomeConnection.com all appls, Loaded! Avail Jul/Aug . www.ColoradoBarb.com # Fin bsmt, gas fpl, sec sys, sprklr sys, # Heritage Realty $995/mo. 660-1991 719-499-3334 # a/c. 9’ ceilings. This home has it all # 24 Hour Free info: 2619 E. WILLIAMETTE. Clean 1 & 2 # and it’s move-in ready! # NE, Quiet Neighborhood, Mount. 800-676-3982 ID# 4001 # # Bdrms. $350 & $400/mo. Ask about Views. b/w Powers & Academy. Pri- European Exterior Shutters,(Rolladen) Awnings military & summer move-in specials! vate entry, patio & deck. 1car att. gar, # # Call 719-473-1348. 2-level, 1bd/1ba, loft, fp, w/d hookups, # # all applian. $750/mo. Call: 661-2549 SHORT-TERM Lease for new house in #Call Sandy Throgmorton 487-3104# 2BDRM APARTMENTS, Centrally lo- Gleneagle. 4br, 3ba, 3c gar, $1100/mo. # I Work With Buyers For Free! # cated. $595 + up/variety of amenities. Near Powers and Palmer Park—Close to Avl July 1st. Call 503-581-5949 ################ Ask about our military specials. Please Schriever & Peterson. $795/month, 2 call Ann, 260-0320 or 338-6954 bed/2 bath, 1100+ sf, fireplace, back- NORTHWEST yard, pets okay. Appliances Included: DOWNTOWN STUDIO, 1br/1ba, ################ W/D / Refrigerator / New Dishwasher. Dist 20, Rockrimmon, 3 or 4 bedrooms, $475/mo. + utilities. Available Now! Avail. July 1. Call Jeanne 440-2872 # Value, Location, Luxury # Call Rod at 237-2250 2 bath, 2 car garage, fenced yard, # # sprinkler, patio, 2400sf, Rancher, NEW 3BR, 2½BA T/H, 2 c gar. # Beautiful 2002 Rancher w/low mainte- # Spacious, totally renovated, downtown LR/DR combo, huge family rm w/ fire- nance prof. landscaping. Open floor plan, 1500SF. $1200/mo. + deposit. 4 place. Unfinished area for work * “New Standard” of EXTERIOR PROTECTION # cathedral ceiling, 2-sided gas FP + enter- # apt-1br/1ba, big kitchen, wd floors, w/d, 565 Westmeadow Dr. 719- 395-5767 # # shop/storage. Great views, green * Add SECURITY, ENERGY SAVINGS, tainment center, 2 bd, 2 ba, 2 car Unfin. $500/mo + ut. 238-5246 # bsmt. 4 pc Master bath, bay windows, pa- # New TH in Fountain -3bd, 2.5ba, all belt/trails. USAFA 15 minutes. Small * SUN CONTROL, NOISE REDUCTION , # tio, A/C, 1,368SF. $175,000 # Unique, XL 2bd/1ba. Must see! Best appls Near Ft Car/PAFB. Adj to park pets OK 25#< Available 1 Jun 05. Rent COMFORT to your HOME & BUSINESS. # # location downtown. $550. 201-7006 or & school, $995 (neg) 597-2289 $1225 pm. Deposit req. POC: # # 231-7835 Lee-339-6709 # # POWERS BLVD. - new model 3Bdrm, * Awnings & Solar Screens * Repairs * Free In Home # Call Vicky 488-2234 # EAST 2½BA, 2car garage, w/d, stove, refrig. POWERS Estimate * Service Calls * Credit Cards Accepted # I Work With Buyers For Free! # $1000/mo. Call 495-7868/554-2728. 1ST MONTH FREE! 4 br/4ba/2c gar, 2400sf; A/C, sprklrs, ################ SW, 2 BR/2.5 BA, 2c gar, w/d Near Pete Field. Clean 2br/1ba, all PAFB 5 min. N/S. Pets negot. Avl end EUROPEAN ROLL SHUTTERS, LLC Fireplace, sm deck, no pets/s appls, incl washer/dryer. Spc. Mil. Rate. of June. $1250. Call 661-8881 719-573-4400 or 1-888-573-7311 CRIPPLE CREEK $475. Call Tom SRIC, 632-4800. $845/mo incl water, 205-7347 [email protected] VERY NICE 2br/1ba mobile home on treed & fenced, 1.28ac lot, easy access, ALL THE TOP REALTORS’ T/H -Westide, 3br, 2½ba, attach 2c Brand new! 3bd/2ba. All new appli- Colorado Springs Owned & Operated great views. Cindy, 719-510-4483/ listings are here. Heritage Realty. oversized gar, gas fpl, all appls, ances incl. 4942 Rusty Nail Pt., 80916 Merit Co. 719-687-1112 www.NewHomeConnection.com 3-walk-in closets, $1200/mo. 596-0620 $900/mo. Judy or Bob 282-0406 Academy Spirit May 27, 2005 23
RVS age, 2400 sf, 2-story, fenced yard, $40. Lthr, CD, Strong-Flawless-Fast Leather, 6x DVD. 2 power sliding sprinkler, all appliances, finished base- Divorce-$175 Bankruptcy-$200 Call 330-0768 $9K-OBO - Joe @ 719-321-5777 doors, $21,500. 488-8597 1990 Itasca Windcruiser ment, gas log F/P, 5-piece luxury master Get it Right the 1st time! Custody, motorhome, 32 ft, handicapped bath, wwalkin closet, formal living adoption & more. We do everything ENGINE STAND, Northern Hydraulics, OLDSMOBILE 1992 CHEVY ASTRO, ABS/ AWC. equipped, 454 c.i. fuel injected en- room, family room/dining room, great for you so you don’t have to. Over 15 Will hold the biggest engines! Like 1 owner. Exc. Cond. All maint records. gine, fiberglass exterior, 72k mi. views, wired with CAT5e cable. Clse to yrs exp! Park Paralegal, 632-1985. New! $45. Call 472-9838 1987 CUTLASS Supreme, great cond. Kids Gone! $1600. Call 528-5156. Satellite, CB, awning, rear camera, PAFB, SAFB, shopping etc. Small pets New springs & brakes, rear air shocks, 608 S. Nevada LOCKABLE TRUCK TOPPER remote spot, generator and more. OK 25#<. Avail: 1 Jun 05, Rent: CD, alarm. $3000 obo. Call 210-9344 1999 CHEVY VENTURE EXT, 6cyl, Very clean. Never smoked in. Less $1250 pm Deposit Req/ POC: fits Dodge shortbed PU $225 OBO auto, a/c, all pwr, 75K mi, exc cond. 1 ELECTRICAL 278-9227 than 3000 miles on tires. Wheel- Lee-339-6709 PONTIAC owner. $6800. Call 719-487-9754 chair entry lift and an electric Licensed, Insured OPTIMAYELLOW top car battery, screw-driven incline lift to move pas- RENTALS WANTED Quality work-Reasonable rates 99 Grand Prix GT, red, 4dr, 39k mi, ‘97 Mercury Villager - $3500 obo. senger captain’s chair from entry to like new, $75. Gold, tint wind, front & back air, power Install/move outlets/switches, Call 596-2275 loaded, garaged, ex cond, new tires, position on deck. $19,750, (719) COMPANY NEEDS 5 HOMES to lease hot tubs, lighting, ceiling fans $6900 call Brian 576-5408 everything. Great cond! 559-8875 648-6024 long term or lease/purchase, (full price, data/network cable, much more! CAMPERS no fee). Guaranteed rents. No tenant www.sccelectrical.com PORSCHE VOLVO problems. Call 591-9101. Free Estimates - 219.0960 1994 STARCRAFT POP-UP Camper, very clean! Sleeps 8, stove, awning, 1984 PORSCHE 944, 2dr, red, auto, a/c, 1996 VOLVO 850 GLT, leather, excel- ROOMMATES WANTED FITNESS/HEALTH heater, $4200. 238-6890 ask for Brian CD. Looks & runs great! Must sell! PW. lent condition. 120K mi. New front ti- $2500obo. Call Nicky, 229-0785 res. Asking $5000. Call 337-7245. Responsible professional to share If you want to lose weight and “drop it 2000 Jayco Eagle 12ft pop-up camper. 3-level twn hm. Nr everything. Close like it’s hot” send $5 in self-addressed A/C, sleeps 6, exc. condition. $4250 SATURN MOTORCYCLES to UCCS. $450 incls util. 360-4901 envelope to : 1622 Saratoga St., Colo- 472-9619 rado Springs, CO 80910 1997 SATURN SL2, silver, great $6700 03 Honda CBR600RR 2000mi ROOMS FOR RENT 2000 Shasta Ultra Flite Camper 26’, Self car-needs new transmission. $1000 or after marked carbon fiber silencer; mod- HOUSE CLEANING Contained,Rarely Used Showroom better offer. Call 213-3999. ified fuel injection sys 638-5947 Furnished w/bath, $400/mo, w/o utilities Model, Loaded, Like New Extras, paid, no smoking, no pets, near USAFA, WILL DO HOUSECLEANING. $10,500, 472-0841 nites SUBARU 1973 Harley Iron Head 1000cc leave message 488-3268 Apartments & Move-out. Bonded & Custom paint & chrome $5,100 email Insured. Free estimates. 392-6815 2004 Jayco Jay Feather for sale 26” pull 1997 Subaru AWD Legacy Sdn 57k mi for pics [email protected], 264-9455 SECURITY behind complete with weight distro 4 Blizzack snow tires Ex cond Very LICENSED MASSAGE hitch. 492-6337 clean $7000 488-8735 1975 Honda XL 250, 4400 miles, very 2BR, 1BA, bkyd, w/d, close to bases. 99 Lance 8.5 FT, self contained elec. good condition, street legal dual pur- $850/mo. + $850/dep. 2c gar & A/C. MASSAGE THERAPY. Deep tissue 2005-1995 SUBARUS pose, $1200, 635-0510 massage. New client special! (3) 1-hr jacks, AC, many more option, exc cond Foresters, Outbacks, Imprezas, WRXs, Avail June 1st. Call Scott, 440-5906 $10,250 call 573-1480 sessions for $100 or $45/hr. Call Dennis See Pic at www.palmerlakemotors.com 2005 Kawasaki ZX10R, Titanium Sil- 4br, 3.5ba/2c gar, Lr, Lg famrm, Shed, at 634-1369 or 360-0340 (cell). Great Prices. 1 year Warranty ver, 200 miles, Garaged, $ 9,995. obo, Sprkr, pets nego; 5511 Marabou Way All Major Credit Cards Accepted. CHEVROLET 481-9900 Call (719) 213-7961. $1200/mo 232-6581 PAINTING AND PAPERING ‘04 Monte Carlo supercharged SS, red, Dale Jr. Sig. Ed., only 2083 made Cert. TOYOTA 1986 Yamaha Maxim 700cc Maroon Immac. new house in new Cross Creek of Auth. 2600 mi, $29K. 282-3263 9100 miles Very Good Condition Subdivision. 3bd/2ba/2c, lg yar, lg 339-3996 ‘05 Camry SE, V6 $22k. Remote start, $1900 OBO Call Greg @ 649-2524 deck, alarm, upgraded carpet & appli- Ext/ Int Painting Negotiable Prices-Prof sec. sys., tint, spoiler, ext: Phantom ances, sprinkler sys in front & back yard Work Free Same Day Est. 10% Off with CHRYSLER Pearl Grey. 4600 mi. 330-5308 2001 Honda CR250 $3300 1998 CR80 w/timer. In Cul-de-sac. Must See! this ad. Senior & Military Discounts. “98 Chrys Town $ Cntry, loaded, $1700, All plus Trir $5500, Call $1150/mo 382-6543 Free Estimates! 2002 Toyota Corolla S, 4dr 720-851-1751 leather, Htd seats, Cadillac of Vans per- pwr all, cruise, CD, 32K mi fect 4 family $8900 494-1856 SOUTHEAST PHOTOGRAPHY $9800obo, 390-7539. 2002 883 Harley-Davidson Sportster like new 1,983 miles 2160 sf home, 3bd/3.5ba/2c gar, LR, Boutte’s Photography DODGE 2003 Toyota Tundra Access Cab V8 $5000 Call 570-9008 after 5pm Creating & Preserving Your Family 4WD TRD Pkg Only 15K miles Exc FR, DR, Fin bsmt, RV lot, shed, deck, 1999 Dodge Caravan SE, 92k, nw tires fenced yard, close to Ft. Carson & Legacy Through the Art of Exceptional Cond $25,000 265-5929 Custom Awd Winning 95GoldWing, Photography. DVD system, alpine CD, wheels, 3.3L schools. $1050 mo. + dep. due at move remote start, $7100; 536-0015 1500SE, Extra lts & chrome, All rcds. in. Sm. pets w/dep. Avail 6/1. Call: Family, Business, Children and Senior UTIL. TRAILERS $9k OBO 440-2263 (719) 229-3906 Portraits. 2003 Durango Fully Loaded!!! (719) 636-5116 16k 5th whl attch RBW. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 22K miles, Facty Warr. $22,500 32k, Trvl Trl, Stbl Bars, w/locking Rec 4bd/3ba/2car, 2205sq ft$1100/mo, n/s, 1 AWD/4X4, Call Ray 719-659-3481 2003 Harley FLSTCI, black/silver outside only sm. dog 25lbs or less, av. REAL ESTATE SERVICES Hitch $300.00 719-622-1619 1,050 mi, $16,250 574-1878 June 15th Melcher Reality 495-9595 FORD www.pcscolorado.com 1995 Fleetwood Savanna 28’ Travel WATERCRAFT 6bd/3ba custom home. 1/2 acre on Ap- Trailer - Immaculate See every home for sale, pictures, ad- 1991 Ford Crown Victoria $8000. 310-9844 pletree golf course. Newly remodeled dresses. Professional Realtor to help Good Condition $1300.00 002 Larson SEI/21ft Ski&Fish kitch. $1500/mo. Theresa: 337-8398 with your relocation. TPG. 719-659-9026 Ask For Mark 99 Pace Utility Trailer - side door/dual (VEC Lifetime Hull warranty), 225HP 866-480-1330 rear cargo doors $2100 Volvo Penta (35 hours), Minn Kota TM Townhome for Rent. Jetwing & Han- 1995 FORD ESCORT WAGON, white, (4 hours), all ski and tubing gear, Please 719-200-3378 any time. cock. 2bd/1.5ba. All apl. W&D hk up. 5spd, 4cyl, $1750 or best offer. custom trailer. Excellent condition. F/P. $625/mo 392-1768 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Call 963-2487 after 7pm. VANS $24K. Call 719-488-5832 SOUTHWEST 1998 Ford Expedition New tires and ALLENDAC LIMOUSINE SVC LLC, brakes $13,000 OBO 2003 Ford Windstar, a/c-front/rear, cc, 1996 SEADOO 780 XP w/2-place trlr, Recycle Luxury Sedans, Stretch Limos, Vans & 4bd/2ba, Liv room, dining room, rec Call 719-559-8577 after 5PM roof rack, etc. Exc cond, $13,900. 4-hrs on NEW engine, good cond. SUVs. DIA & COS, 393-0013. room, lg fenced back yard. Carport. 659-7479 FAST...$2,900 obo. Ken, 314-7961. Close to schools & Carson 332-9633 ‘93 Explorer, 4WD, Auto, ABS, Tow TRANSPORTATION Package, good cond., $3,500 obo. Call NR. Ft. Carson: (on Gumwood Dr.) 3br, 282-2713 2ba, short-term 1 yr or less on cul-de-sac, 2c gar, all appls + w/d. Pets 4-WD VEHICLES ‘99 E. B. Expedition. 5.4 L V8, 4x4. ok. N/S. $1150/mo. + dep. Friendly 84k mi. Ext. war. Loaded, great cond. Neighborhood 495-6838 (days) 1998 GMC Suburban, 3K miles on new MAKE OFFER $11,500 278-3918 engine, looks and runs great. $9750. Townhouse close to post. 2br, 2ba, FP, Please call 573-0143 GMC 2-car garage. $950/mo call Select Prop- erties 593-9990 1987 Chevy ¾T, many modifications, 2000 GMC Sierra SLT X-Cab 4x4 best for project Truck. Call & come by Z71 & tow pkg, leather, 83K mi WIDEFIELD to make offer, Kyle, 659-9609 asking $14000, phone 648-1144 ‘04 Nissan Titan King Cab SE, silver, 98 GMC Jimmy, marrun 115k mi, exc 3BR, 2BA ranch, 1c gar, fcd yd, pets loaded, many ext, only 8k mi, $27,500 cond, new eng. must sell before PCS ok. Avail May 15th. $765/mo. 5 min- obo. MUST SELL. call Tim 596-4251. move $6800 obo 559-8992 utes from Gate 20. Call 393-1295 1994 JEEP CHEROKEE, V6, leather, HONDA SERVICES all pwr, new tires, shocks, CD, cold ac, $4200 obo. Call 472-0598 2001 ODYSSEY EX, Exc Cond, Acc- 87 Toyota 4x4 Truck, EFI Turbo, 35” essories, 65k, Granite Green, AUTO SERVICES wheels, lift kit, runs great/good condi- Must See! $15,600. 495-8028 tion Only $3700 call 332-5679 1988 Honda Civic, 162k, ex condition, grey, power lock and windows, new ac, ANTIQUES great gas mileage, $1200 559-7312 1966 MUSTANG COUPE Hardtop. Red, 2,500 miles after complete engine JEEP rebuild, 302 V-8, T-4 automatic, Holley 1973 CJ5, V-8, winch, roll cage, 427 4-barrel carb, Edelbrock valve cover, gears, lights, double shocked, orig. flow master mufflers, brand new tires owner, $4500obo. Matt, 650-1138 and mag wheels, well maintained, very STATE OF THE ART FULL clean, stored winters, have all paper- 1989 Jeep Cherokee: 170,000 miles, work, $10,000 obo. Will arrange view- COLLISION & REPAIR CENTER CD, Bose Speakers, $1000. ing. Call (719) 391-9485 • Complete Paint & Repair on Please call 331-1022 Frame & Unibody 1969 CHEVY VINTAGE C-20, ¾T, BRAND NEW Jeep Wrangler tires: • State of the Art Equipment belonged to my Dad. Needs a good home, never seen salt, 67,000 actual Never used 4 tires & spare w/rims $450 • I-Car Technicians on Staff 382-8858 • ALL MAKES & MODELS miles, 307 V-8, 4 speed, wood box • Hail Damage bed, very clean, original, stored win- Green Wrangler Sahara, Only 35k mi- • Work with all Insurance Companies ters, asking $5,000. The truck is in les, D44, 4.0L, manual, Hard and Soft Wisconsin, I am in Colorado. Will ar- tops, tilt, cruise, cd, fully loaded with • FREE Estimates range viewing. Call (719) 659-4698. • Ask about our Lifetime Guarantee every option, professionally Lifted with Rubicon Express SuperFlex kit, 33’’ ti- 638-4849 AUTO LOTS res, Rancho 9000’s, Skid row engine 6210 Lakeshore Ct. skid, SYE, Custom drive shaft, Teraflex 2nd gen. disconnects, Turbo City Throt- (East of Powers & Palmer Park. Left on Buy and Sell Cars at: tle body, air tube and K&N filter and Waynoka Pl., Right at Lakeshore Ct.) more $8K in extras, one owner, custom ordered from the factory. $14,950 call www.EZLot.com 719-439-7761 BUSINESS SERVICES It’s Easy! MERCEDES BENZ The Resume Center, Inc. 2002 MERCEDES BENZ C240, 30K Certified professional writers throughout mi, all blk, loaded, exc. cond., 18K war- the United States&Canada ranty left. $20,900. Call 472-0662 Member of the Colorado BBB. AUTOS WANTED Starting our 17th year of business 1-888-632-9050 or Auto Recyclers MISC. TRANSPORTATION www.1greatresume.com Free Removal of cars, trucks, or vans. Cash for some. Call 01 SUZUKI KING QUAD with 719-229-9434 or 719-231-0564 trailer low miles $3500 Call CHILDCARE E-mail [email protected] (719)331-7693 Fred OFF POST Family Child Care home. AUTO ACCESSORIES 1994 Yamaha Ventura 600 Days, nights, evenings, weekends and Snowmobile $2000 or trade in? overnights. Close to Ft. Carson. 2900w Alphasonik Amp, 2 12” Power Call 593-9261 or 337-1564 Widefield, Security, Fountain Area. Acoustik Subs, Q-logic box, all wiring, Please call 392-2218 Pd over $1200, $750 559-9647 NISSAN/DATSUN
WKND EVES/Overnight Childcare. CAR AUDIO Sound System 2-12” 1990 NISSAN 300Z, silver, loaded, low Fri:6p-Sat:9a; Sat:6p-Sun:9a. Cheryl Subs, 4 speakers, and amp, asking $400. mileage, well maintained (no accidents) Robinson, 963-0363 - 24 hr. notice. Call 303-359-9123 $6500 or best offer. Call 388-8538 Academy Spirit May 27, 2005 24
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