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range: TA 250 instructors help them- Volume 9 Number 10 Published in the interest of the personnel at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri Thursday, March 7, 1996 Home on the ------selves to a new shelter. See page 3A ------BRAC on track Luncheon features Ann Crossley Q Maneuver Support struction facilities, NCO academy The Officers and Civilians Center transformation accommodations, range modifica- Women's Club luncheon fea- tions and housing conversions. turing Ann Crossley, author of proceeding smoothly "We're adequately funded for the 'Army Wives Handbook," the design of all projects and have is on March 21, 11:30 a.m., By Jacqueline Guthrie been approved for construction," not March 12 as previously pub- ESSAYONS Staff he added. Contractors will start lished. See complete story on breaking ground early next year. page lB. Fort Leonard Wood is well on "We also have a very solid start- its way to becoming the Maneuver up on the environmental impact Joint Endeavor troops Support Center as the Base Re- statement," Johnson said. This get tax extension alignment and Closure statement is part of the legal re- The Internal Revenue Ser- Commission transition office here quirements of the National vice has granted an automatic celebrate its one-year anniversary. Environmental Policy Act of 1969 extension to Dec. 15 to file The BRAC team has the job of that requires all federal agencies 1995 Federal Income Tax Re- moving of the Military Police and to complete one for activities that turns to soldiers serving in Chemical Schools from Fort could affect the environment. Operation Joint Endeavor on McClellan, Ala., to Fort Leonard Officials began preparing the in- or after March 15. Wood. And the past depth study Soldiers who qualify year has beena year last year and should write "Operation Joint of challenges and are now ready

Endeavor" at the top of their accomplishments, - -- to submit the tax returns. However, soldiers according to the first draft to owing taxes who file after April team chief. the Army for

15 will be assessed an interest "We have a internal re- charge on the amount of taxes very solid start-up view, he said. owed. The IRS does not have on all major is- Preparing the the authority to relieve inter- sues," said Lt. Col. / statement re- est charges for late payments. John Johnson. sulted in some For more information contact The majority . minor adjust-ntsto the your unit tax advisory or the of the new facili- ments to the post tax center at 596-0189. ties are well into original plans. the design phase, "We saw SAME luncheon he said. By the end .-some real The Fort Leonard Wood of March they will good reasons Chapter of the Society ofAmeri- be 35 percent to change the can Military Engineers is hosting complete, which S.. ._ location of a a luncheon in the atrium next to means that offi- range," he Lincoln Hall Auditorium from cials will have a said. noon to 1 p.m. for $7. solid plan of what they're going to An MP special reaction team Reservations and payment build to house the installation's range will be near Range 15 in- must be made by Monday to expanded mission. stead of Range 18 as originally one of the following: Vern The post also has funding allo- planned. The change eliminates Lowrey at 563-7149; Maj. AJ cations for all the projects, the need to remove some timber. Jose Pizarro at 596-0831; or Johnson said, adding that the cost The new location is better for the Maj. Sue Meyers at 596-8113. is staying around $200 million. environment and costs less, Photo by Jay Rivera This cost includes eight major Johnson said. Saturday run postponed projects: two general officer quar- But the statement didn't cause Last det& The First Fling of Spring ters, a military operations in any major changes, he said. How- Members of Fort Leonard Wood's funeral tary honors teams paid their respects to 416 run, scheduled for Saturday, has urbanized terrain, or MOUT site, a ever, one major setback has occurred, team prepare to fold the flag under stiff winds deceased servicemembers during fiscal year been postponed because of pre- chemical defense training facility, at a recent service in Branson, Mo. Post mili- 1995. For the story and photos, see page 4A. dicted foul weather. The run general instruction and applied in- See BRAC, page 5A will be rescheduled. II a ~pa ------Food drive pick-up Cub Scouts will go door- Readiness Group to-door in post housing areas Saturday starting at 9 a.m. to collect food items for Army faces changing roles Community Service. Residents Readiness Group. are asked to place donated O New commander "We (Army) have to be ready to items in bags on their front pledges to prepare respond to change," said Davis. "And porches. Scouts may not enter this Readiness homes to collect donations. reservists for service Group plays an Anyone not contacted but important role By Jay Rivera t who wants to participate can inthat." ESSAYONS Staff call Sgt. 1st Class Tim Terry at 5th U.S. 329-5681 or 5960643. Army, West, As the Army manages Re- continues to re- Overseas serve Component jobs briefing define itself in A representative from the units in21 states an era of rapid MacHamer Eighth U.S. Army Civilian Re- change, its west of the Mis- sissippi River. The 5th Readiness readiness to re- Thomas Group provides training assistance See BRIEFS, page 7A spond to change will take on an even greater signifi- See CHANGES, page 5A cance. That comment by Maj. Gen. Harley Davis, deputy commanding Total Army, total commitment: general of the 5th U.S. Army, West, Reserve Component missions and get increasing emphasis. Army moves highlighted Tuesday's change of training U.S. Army photo See related stories on page 6A. against extremists The Grizzly, based on an M-1 chassis, is designed to keep pace with the troops it supports. command at Fort Leonard Wood's r I-_...... The 82nd Airborne Division punishes alleged skinheads and a task force on extremism in the Army Battlefield bear: Grizzly si plifies complex obstacles gets more time to gather facts. By Steve Brady impunity. The top of the blade See page 5A ESSAYONS Staff The Grizzly, based on sports a wire cutter. Normally, if combat engineers Body shop The grizzly is a large, powerful an M-1 Abrams chassis, encounter an area with a minefield, carnivore, a vicious animal with is designed to devour on a tank ditch and wire obstacles, they Fort "i:' bone-crushing jaws and huge claws. Leonard its own a wide variety of would need several pieces of equip- And the Grizzly is coming to Wood T"::...... obstacles that now ment to clear the way, he said. Troops students get Fort Leonard Wood. It's not the would need a roller to find the a close-up . four-legged kind, but one that's just require several pieces of minefield and a mine clearing line look at how as fearsome. equipment to breach. charge to detonate the mines. Sol- the human The Grizzly is an M-1 Abrams diers then would still have to "proof' body works - tank designed to devour a wide va- the area for remaining explosives. - by walking through it. riety of battlefield obstacles, said on its own, complex obstacles that Next, a combat engineer ve- See pagelB Maj. Harry Greene, branch chief in now require several different pieces hicle or a bulldozer would be the Training and Doctrine Command of equipment, Greene said. needed to cross the ditch and then Chapel notes ...... 2B Systems Manager Office at Fort The Grizzly has an arm capable soldiers might have to cut wire by Happenings ...... 8B Leonard Wood. Greene was part of of lifting 4,000 pounds, with a shovel hand, although the present combat Money matters ...... 3B a team that went to Fort Hood, Texas, on the end used for moving earth. engineer vehicle might be able to Feb. Movies ...... 2C 14 and 15 for a demonstration The bottom of its huge, V-shaped push through the wire without Photo by Fred Cook Sports ...... 4B of the vehicle. blade bristles with 23 steel fangs to Maj. Gen. Clair Gill, post commander, chats with the Grizzly crew The machine is built to breach, scoop up buried landmines with See GRIZZLY, page 7A at the Fort Hood demonstration. Thursday, March 7, 1996 Section Ae Page 2 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" i ip ...Pa e. - -- EA YON , 'Le U ___r_. COMMENTARY

~CL I C------3PC 1 a 1 - - g a I _ What are your memories of the start of Operation Desert The price for flying freedom's flag Storm? By Steve Brady ::::::::.:....:-:::-: :.--...- ::~-.::;-j:--:: -.- --- .: .. Nation remembers Gulf War casualties 'Oh my God, this is it, :--:::::,:::::::::::::::::: :-:::::-:-::::--:::: ,:.:.....-- : : : Ollander was a time of high anxi- we're going to war.' Every- ::::..::-:::: By Kathleen ::::: ety." body knew it was going to :: Army News Service :::: The chairman of the happen .... I was in my car on M ichael. F.Ander- Joint Chiefs of Staff dur- the way to work when a live son, Russell F. ing the war, Powell was report from Baghdad said :::::_::::w~: missiles were falling on the :.:::B Await, Paul N. the event's keynote speaker. He went on to city. Images were so vivid Barclay, Cindy M. say, "We achieved a deci- from the report that I don't Beaudion, Stephen E. sive with even remember the drive. Bentzlin .... victory little loss So began the list of of life. But loss of life, how- Sgt. Lane Jessen those killed in Operation ever little, is always tragic. Medical Department Activity Desert Shield and Desert Those of you here today Storm that was read in Ar- were asked to pay the su- lington National Cemetery preme sacrifice. Feb. 25 at a ceremony com- memorating the fifth "The men and women anniversary of the conflict. ,. . .women who died, and As each name was whose families are repre- read, members of the sented here today, are was in support of it. individual's family stood heroes - all heroes," he (;uwait) was incapable of in remembrance of their ,' said. "Their sacrifices defending themselves, and fallen loved one. For some r brought liberation to Ku- with our interests in that area, names, a lone person 4 Await. You can be so very our country had an obligation stood; for others more "1 .proud of what they accom- to protect them, as well as than a dozen, from chil- plished. any country that might be in dren to grandparents, "We say 'Thank that situation. rose. you' today, and we remem- An estimated 400 fam- ber." Staff Sgt. Terry Drapeau ily members were Powell then told of 577th Engineer Battalion gathered at the cemetery being at a dedication cer- for No Greater Love's Fifth Annual Remembrance emony in Palm Desert, Calif., for a memorial of those ..:::: ::::::-r:-:::i:-::-:-: :: :::::::::::: i:::: ::r::l:::::::::r::i :: :: : Ceremony for those who died in the Persian Gulf killed in past wars. On the Persian Gulf portion of that :--:i:-r:I-~:-:,i-:i"~_ :s/~:i,:x:: :::::/::: ::::--:::i":::?VY 6:::::::::::::::::::i::::i :i, '-::::::::::::"_-ji:jl::::::: liiiiiii~iiP :izi:iiiii-iiiiiiiiiii-i;isi_,--_::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::1 conflict. memorial, he saw the name Davey Kramer and asked iz3;:....i-ii- :-: 1:1-1-1~:::::::::::: :: :::: ::::::::i:,~ : - _::-::.:::--':::::::-::::i::::~--:::::::::_i:::'8:i:i:i-:-:-'i:-i:;i9-iaD "Five years ago this month, the flag of freedom Kramer's family to come forward. ir:i:::--:_::_:-,::::~.:::::::i:::::: :i a::I:::::::n:; ::: :::: ::::-::::-:: ::: ::::- was raised once again over the streets of Kuwait "We hugged and kissed in remembrance of :: City," read Anthony Lake, the assistant to the presi- Davey," he said. "They said to me that their loss ~--_": -':-:'::::::::: ::"::: was ::::I:::::_:--_:_-::_:_::-::i:i:l-:::::.:-:::::::::::.::::::::i: :~:-:i:::-:::i:i':i:i:-i:i:::::::::::~1::::,::: dent for national security affairs, from a message by very real, and they could never forget Davey. They iiii:-i ---i:i-i:i:~iiii:i :_:-:_:_:-:i:::-:::::::::: ,: j-i:,:_::::::ii::::::i-r::; ~ :5:~s~i? ;i. :::::::::i::::::::: :: : : : :::::: :::::::::: ::::-:::-::::: President Bill Clinton. "They risked - and gave - missed him desperately, but they knew he had died in _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiis:::~:::: their lives to protect these ideals that make America a good cause. They knew he had died serving his strong. country, and they were so very, very proud of that time, I thought it was a good service. idea. Something had to be "As we honorthosewho perished in the struggle "You are all like that Kramer family," done to deter or stop the Iraqi Powell said. for peace, I extend our nation's heartfelt sympathy to "I wish I could hug each and every one of you and all army and what they were their families and friends. America can not and will the others around the country that you represent doing. for not forget your loss," the message continued. "We the sacrifice you have made." will cherish the memory of your loved ones, honor Later in the ceremony, flags of Staff Sgt. Duane Patten each nation that their heroic service, and strive to build a future wor- suffered losses in the operations were placed on Directorate of Training and Doctrine a thy of their sacrifice." remembrance panel by representatives of each of the "[The Gulf War] was the first war that was watched families and Kuwaiti children. Flowers were also on TVby the entire world," retired Gen. Colin Powell placed on the graves of some of those killed in the said at the ceremony. "For those ... around the world Persian Gulf buried at Arlington National Cemetery. that had a loved one fighting in the Gulf, it wasn't an (Ollander writes for the Pentagram, the Military adventure. It was not J y i eacuion was posi- a television drama. For them it District of Washington newspaper.) tive. It gave us a chance to test our new equipment, try out new tactics and give our 'There but for the grace of God young leaders a chance to ... demonstrate their skills. Gulf War roll call spurs reflection Sgt. 1st Class Ray Blaylock By Kathleen Ollander families, indeed, parts of themselves. U.S. Army was fighting for a just cause in the Engineer Personnel Proponency Office Army News Service At times like these every man and woman Persian Gulf: the freedom and dignity of the in the military should Kuwaiti people. But that's he names were read slowly. stop and re-evaluate easy for me to say why they are serving. "Am I willing to put my - I was stationed in Carlisle Barracks, Pa., : They hung in the air for a time, then family through this?" If the answer is "no," throughout the conflict. ::: :::::::::':: ::-:i: blew away on the wind. you're in the wrong line of work. Any soldier :i-iiiiiiiC-ii_ : :::_i""4.~:,,:: ;:i: :: :i::: As I listened, my thoughts swirled, and could be called to make that ultimate sacrifice. The men and women who died In that ::::_-:::::::::_::::-:::.:-::::::::--::i;:::::: :::-:::::::: : one surfaced again and again: "There, but for All we, as soldiers, can do is trust our leaders, foreign place, and all those who served i-_---'--'i-' ziiiii:i:::-:i :::::-::-_. My reaction was this - ~ii-I-- ::: :::::::: i::::::::.:: the grace of God...." train as much as we can, and hope that if the alongside them, are veterans in a sense of the ,:::::::::::::,_--lil'e ~ :: ::: ::: :: An unanswered roll call of the call comes the cause is just. word that not many of us can truly compre- -:::-::-: :::: we had a job to do and we did 1';~'": :::::;:::;:: : :i servicemembers who died in the Gulf War I like to think those families sitting in hend. But we must always keep in mind that it it - it's that simple. We're ~-:~:-~::-:::::-:-:-----:::::::::: i: :j:_4;:-j:-::-::::%X:::::::::::::::::::::I was read. I listened to that long, somber list, Arlington National could have just as easily been here to support the decisions iiiiili:ii:ii:~i~:~:: r,::i::::_-::::::_::_,:..-:,:::: Cemetery Sunday didn't any of us. Next :i ... i:--i-: -:-s:::I-i-Z:iili:::: i-i~iiiii.::::*i:: ::::: ::::.i.iiiii:ii and held my young daughters even closer and time it just might our commander in chief ::Y: ::::: make their sacrifices in vain. I believe the be. :::. : :::::::-: :-::-:__:_ could not help thinking how easily it makes. Unfortunately there ::: :':' ::,::::::: At the ceremony, retired Gen. ::.:::::.:::::.- :: :~: :"i:::i:- ::::: could have been my family sitting there, Colin Powell, former chairman of were some losses (of life), :::::::~:~::::: :: but I suppoted ,h dnci~io I::::::'ii'ig:':~:~'~' i::::::: without me. I listened to that long, somIber the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he wished he could hug each and every 100 percer. More than 400 family members ii st, and held my young dauglh - family member in attendance. His Staff Sgt. Bernard Cata gathered in Arlington Cemetery Sunday to ers even closer and could nct words made me fight back tears. Directorate of Training and Doctrine in remembrance and honor of their sons Your words were kind, General. and daughters, husbands and wives, and help thinking how easily it coSuld I dearly hope that should my daugh- mothers and fathers. have been my family sitting ters ever lose their mother to the Those people, from every walk of "good of America" someone in your life, gave more to their country than I thhere -- without me. position is as kind to them. ever have. They gave parts of their - II - - --- 1 ap-~ s , - ---

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W ishfulSometimes thinking Pays off in a big way McVickerworks to remove side panels from the building preparing to move the structure. Kennell gets an inside-out view of the building after workers removed sections of the roof.

building to provide our electric- to what we have down there, warns "Be careful ity," Kennell said. "It wasn't up to because we have nothing," Staff what you wish for - building codes. The building always Sgt. Harold McVicker said. you just may get it," failed fire and safety inspections," McVicker is an instructor at TA- Instructors at is Thereand that's a saying exactly that he said. "And whenever we wanted 250 and was one of the soldiers what happened to some instruc- to teach an indoor class, we had to working on disassembling the TA 250 get new tors in the 577th Engineer find a building." building Monday. Battalion's C Company. C Company's wish was The project began in Febru- Their wish was for a new granted in the form of Building ary, Kennell said, when the home... building to replace the dilapi- 2114, an old procurement office electrical connections were dated one the instructors now use building that has been empty for removed from the building. Since at Training Area 250. That about a year. But this is where the then, instructors have periodi- If they build it building is actually three 15-by- catch came in. Building 2114 cally worked on disassembling 15 buildings connected in a row. needed to be disassembled (by the structure between student The buildings were quite old, and the instructors), moved from its cycles at the training area. A themselves provided the instructors with present location on Second cement pad was laid three weeks little more than shelter from Street to TA-250 (by the instruc- ago, he said, and as soon as they storms, said Sgt. 1st Class John tors), where it will be reas- get the building taken down and Kennell. sembled ( by the instructors). moved, work to put their new Story and photos by Steve Brady Kennell supervises at TA-250, building together again will begin ESSAYONS Staff where instructors teach float But they don't mind since as soon as their schedule allows. bridge construction techniques to they will profit from the move. Dismantling the old site will soldiers in advanced training, and "It will benefit us greatly," probably be the easy part of the support engineer officer basic Kennell said. "The new building job according to one worker. course training. will hold between 48 and 52 "This is the quickest part," "The old building used an people, have two offices and a said Spc. Gabe Dixon. "I think antique fuel stove for heat, and break area," he said. "It will also have putting it back together is going there were extension cords to be another central air, heat and electricity." story. But it will be McVicker removes more panels from the old site. running everywhere through the "It will be worth it compared worth it."'' 1,000 Kuwaiti Liberation Medals arrive here for eligible soldiers MORALE * WELFARE * RECREATION Dircctorate of Community and Family Activities By Steve Brady awards to the soldiers. Providing activities to help balance work, training, and leisure for ESSAYONS Staff The process of distributing the ribbons will be a a rich, satisfying lengthy one. lifestyle; and services to help keep families self-reliant and strong. "We received the medals a week ago," Coble Desert Shield or Desert Storm may soon be said. "We received 1,000 (of the medals), and it's Soldiersreceiving who a medal participated from the Kuwaiti in Operations govern- going to be a big process to get it done," she said. ment. "It will probably be another two weeks before The Secretary of Defense has accepted the we're done reviewing records and pass the medals Kuwait Liberation Medal award from the government on to the brigade commanders," she said. of Kuwait, said Lola Coble, chief of the personnel operations branch at Fort Leonard Wood. The medal is to be worn on the dress uniform, SERVING AMERICA'S ARMY Eligible soldiers serving in Operation Desert but can not be worn alone, she said. Soldiers must Shield or Desert Storm between Aug. 2, 1990 and wear at least one other U.S. service medal or decora- Army Community Service * Arts & Crafts Center * Army Family Aug. 31, 1993, will receive the award, she said. tion with it. Team Building * Auto Crafts Center & Car Wash * Better Soldiers must have served in certain geographical Soldiers who do not receive a medal but feel they regions, and meet certain other criteria such as the were eligible may request consideration through their Opportunities for Single Soldiers * Child Development Services amount of time spent in the region. chain of command to the personnel operations branch, Daugherty Bowling Center * Davidson Fitness Center / Sports The personnel operations branch is now review- she said. Documents substantiating their service Branch * Davis Club Bingo * Engineers' Club * Essayons Club ing records to determine who is eligible, Coble said, including pay documents, awards, ratings or travel and the ribbons will then be forwarded to each orders should be attached. The point of contact at the Family Child Care * Lake of the Ozarks Recreation Area (LORA) soldiers' brigade commander, who will present the personnel office is Jennifer Jones, 596-1253. Outdoor Recreation Center * Piney Valley Golf Course * Print Mail call Shop * Sapper Lounge * School Age Services * Youth Services Operation Joint Endeavor postal policies, addresses set The Military Postal Service Agency has estab- letters and packages sent from the continental United lished a hotline to answer questions about sending States to the Bosnia-Herzegovina theater can be ex- mail to personnel deployed for Operation Joint En- pected to arrive within eight to 10 days. Mail sent from deavor. The toll-free number is 1-800-810-6098. Germany to Bosnia should arrive in two to four days. The hotline operates from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Central Free outgoing mail -- Free mailing is allowed Standard Time. Answers to specific questions and for outgoing personal correspondence from the Learn to Make a Square information for the updates are available through this ser- operation's theater, to include letters and audio and vice. video cassettes weighing less than 11 ounces. Meanwhile, the MPSA has designated general "Any servicemember" mail -- "Any Fort Leonard Wood Area ZIP Codes for Army and Air Force personnel de- servicemember" or "any family member" mail can Quilt ployed for the operation. Navy and Marine Corps be sent by the general public to an unspecified personnel operating ashore will use the closest sup- servicemember or family member of deployed per- 7 f / / 7- porting postal unit. sonnel as an expression of suppport. The MPSA, in Friday, March 14, 6-8pm

coordination with the U.S. Postal Service, has initi- \7'7 Mailing address ated an "any servicemember," "any family member" Grade/rank and full name program. There is a 70-pound Postal Service weight and/or Deployed unit designation limit. However, it is recommended that parcels be no Operation Joint Endeavor 7' 7 -Z larger than a shoe box. \7\ N APO AE 097 * Saturday, March 15, 9-11am Three distinct ZIP codes and addresses are avail- 97 * 0 79 --Zagreb, Croatia; 09780 -- Sarajevo, Bosnia- able for the program: Herzegovina; 09781 -- Split and Ploche, Croatia; 09782 For Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps land --Kiseljac, Bosnia-Herzegovina; 09788 -- Air Force in forces -- the U.S. sector $2 Donation To Cover of Bosnia; 09789 -- Army in the U.S. Any Servicemember Supplies sector of Bosnia; 09793 --Army in Hungary; 09794 -- Air Force in Hungary Operation Joint Endeavor APO AE 09397 for more information, call the Customs -- Mail going through the operation's For Navy and Marine Corps personnel aboard ship- theater is subject to the same general restrictions as Any Servlcemember Operation the international system. Host country customs offi- Joint Endeavor Arts and Crafts Center FPO AE 09398 cials usually prohibit the entry of coins, bank notes, For families currency notes, precious metals and stones, narcot- in Germany -- 596-0242 ics, alcohol, firearms and ammunition. Any Family Member Operation Joint Endeavor Mail transit time -- Under normal conditions, APO AE 09399 SectionSeto AA Pageae4ESYN,"e 4 ESSAYONS, "Let Us sTr"TusaMrh719Try" Thursday, Marc'h 7, 1996

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Sgt. Bryan Rails, 399th Army Band, blows 'Taps' at the close of a recent service.

the last M-16 round from the seat next Pfc.to himJeff and Crosswell polished itpicked vigorously. up The sunlight through the window of the Army van illuminated a small pile of golden cartridges. The day I die, I Aside from the solemn procession of cars and the wind whistling through the window, it want something as good seems like a quiet Saturday morning in Branson, Mo. "I better finish these up," he mutters softly, as what I'm doing now," as he looks up at the procession on the street. Post funeral teams provide "We're about to start." said Spc. Amador Crosswell and nine other Fort Leonard Wood soldiers didn't spend their Saturday Sanchez. respectful last salute polishing brass ammunition for an inspection or Gleaming white gloves crisply fold the flag for a parade, but to render honors to a deceased "People come up to presentation to the deceased soldier's family. service member. These soldiers, along with from a grateful nation about 70 others on post, serve on military you and thank you," said Pfc. Tanya Aponte, another one-year honors teams that perform military funerals at a veteran of the team. "Seeing people appreciate moment's notice. said Pfc. Tanya Aponte, a what you do makes it worthwhile." Fort Leonard Wood teams traveled 416 to deceased servicemembers times during fiscal year 1995 to render military one-year veteran of The degree of military honors autho- honors at funerals, according to Sgt. Desmond rized a soldier at his funeral depends on Walker, who works as the post military honors the team. whether or not he retired from active duty, and sergeant for the Directorate of Plans, Training whether or not the death occured while on Story and photos by Jay Rivera and Mobilization. "Seeing people active duty, Walker explained. While a veteran receives only a flag pre- ESSAYONS Staff All the soldiers who serve on military senter at his funeral, retirees and soldier who honors teams work elsewhere while not perform- appreciate what you do die on active duty receive full military honors, ing at a funeral. Although funerals serve as an Walker explained. entirely different work environment for the makes it worthwhile," The post Casualty Assistance Office soldiers, most felt that the duty didn't bother initially processes the paperwork for them after a while. all active- she said. duty deaths, Walker explained. The process "You've got to get used to it," said Sgt. 1st begins with a call requesting a military funeral. Class Chris Peterson, who supervises the 1st Walker requests paperwork to confirm the Engineer Brigade funeral team. "Some of the subject's military funerals are real emotional, and some aren't." status, such as discharge paperwork. Among the stack of forms required include the military funeral checklist, known However, a certain degree of nervousness officially as Fort Leonard Wood Form 180. comes with the job, and each team member Once Walker verifies the military service must work hard to overcome that, said Walker. status of the deceased, he notifies the funeral "You don't want to make any mistakes, and team which is on-call status at the time. you hope it goes smoothly, because you can't "It comes at me all different ways," he said. it over," he said. do "Normally I get a call from the funeral home for "I also try to avoid making eye contact with the veteran and retiree deaths." family, and just look straight ahead," said the Those who have questions regarding Walker. military honors may call Walker at 563-6129 for Each team member has a personal list of more information. problems to avoid, but most of the potential pitfalls focus on weapons malfunctions and folding the flag. Weapons that misfire are the biggest hindrance to an error-free ceremony, Walker said. "It's because of the blanks. They get stuck in your weapon sometimes. You're just praying each time the weapon fires," he added with a sigh. "Even though we practice the 21-gun salute, it's hard to get it coordinated," said Spc. Ameroy Sanchez. He has served on the 1st Engineer Brigade military honors team for more than one year. "The big thing is folding the flag," said Peterson. Quite often, the funeral detail must sidestep away from the casket to have enough room to fold the flag, he explained. The team stands at a rigid parade rest during the graveside service. Most funeral teams practice two to three times per week and spend an hour to an hour- and-a-half per session. Since the teams must be ready for anything, a typical practice session will include everything from a 21-gun salute to carrying a training coffin. "Once we present (the flag), we march off, and that's it," said Walker. "Sometimes they'll come over to the van and thank us." A "thank you" usually comes in the form of cards and letters, Walker said, opening a desk Maj. James Avants, officer in charge of the team, presents the flag to the family. drawer and pointing to a stack of them. "We've received all kinds of letters," said Walker. "It's nice to know that we are able to be a comfort to someone." Doing a good job is enough of a reward for most of the soldiers, however. "The day I die, I want something as good as what I'm doing now," said Sanchez. "People come up to you and thank you," Thursda.v Mrch 7 199 ESSAYONS. "Let Us Try" Section A Page 5 I I i LAI %-4J1 A Y y I V %,[ I I , I -- V u _ -- I-- ''iP Y--- II I------I -I~- --~I _ - - I I ~-I ------_ _- ~ IB I--- PIC-~IRI -- a. - a~ll~ll---u~r s ~-rurllrarr~IlI~~llt IBWW.

82nd Airborne Division identifies, possible separation from the Army. being separated for other acts of misconduct. The remain- weather delays and to provide additional time for the task punishes alleged 'skinheads' Thirteen soldiers identified in the investigation are ing three soldiers were counseled, with no further action force to analyze the information collected during the Army News Service not suspected ofbeing extremists. Two were former racist required at this time. assessment process. In December, the 82nd Airborne Division initiated an skinheads, but allegedly quit. One of those soldiers is A follow-on investigation required the division to The secretary believes it is desirable to have as investigation that identified 22 soldiers asbeing allegedly being separated from the Army for other misconduct; the recall one former division soldier from a military school. complete and comprehensive an assessment as possible involved in skinhead activities. other soldier has been counseled, reprimanded in writing, Suspected of being a racist, he was reassigned to division, - considering the relatively brief life of the task force - The following information summarizes the actions and barred from reenlisting. counseled and barred from reenlisting. for the benefit of the Army, the Department of Defense, taken against these 22 soldiers. Another five of the 13 soldiers are suspected ofbeing (From an 82nd Airborne Division public affairs and the American people they serve. Only nine of the identified soldiers were suspected of Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice. SHARPS are not office news release.) The task force has moved quickly in conducting this holding extremist views. They are all believed tobe racist extremists but are prone to fight with racist skinheads. assessment that involved visiting 10 installations in the (neo-Nazi) skinheads. Three of those nine soldiers are in All of these soldiers have been counseled and barred Army Secretary grants extension to continental United States and troop units in Korea, Hawaii, civilian confinement, awaiting trial for murder and con- from reenlisting. Two of the soldiers also received Article Extremist Activities Task Force Alaska and Europe. Recently the teams completed their spiracy. One is facing a court-martial for an April 1995 15 punishments for other misconduct; the other three Army News Service installationvisits. shooting incident. soldiers received written reprimands. The Secretary of the Army has delayed the final The secretary anticipates receiving the final report The remaining five soldiers are receiving nonjudicial The remaining six soldiers were only nominally asso- reporting date for the Army's Task Force on Extremist within the next few weeks, before the end of March. punishment. This punishment ranges from rank reduc- ciated with skinheads. One soldier received an Article 15 Activities: Defending American Values. For additional information contact Lt. Col. Nancy Burt tion, pay forfeiture, restriction, and extra duty. All nine of for misconduct related to the April 1995 shooting. One The task force leader, Maj. Gen. Larry R. Jordan or Master Sgt. Rebecca Marcum at (703) 695-1717. these soldiers alleged as racist skinheads will face soldier was the shooting victim. One soldier was already requested the extension to compensate for time lost during

"They're really making some solid gains in develop- tation as high-speed units, I can tell you that the soldiers BRAC ing an operational concept for the installation," he said. Changes here are every bit as good." Community planning has also begun, Johnson said. His successor, Col. Thomas MacHamer, served From page 1A The Public Affairs Office is planning a "County Fair" From page 1A previously as the deputy commander and chief of staff Operation Provide Com- where on- and off-post community members will travel for the Combined Task Force, Johnson said. Construction for the NCO Academy ac- to Alabama to show relocating workers what Fort Le- to 420 Reserve Component units in Missouri and Ar- fort in Incirlik, Turkey. assured the audience that the unit will commodations is on hold. onard Wood has to offer. kansas. The group also serves as a mobilization MacHamer mo- to better prepare soldiers for missions world- "We do have the project on hold pending a re-audit The Directorate of Community and Family Activi- assistance team for Fort Leonard Wood and other continue of unit deployments. wide. by the Army auditing agency," he said. This agency will ties is also working out details to determine what services bilization stations in the event Outgoing commander Lt. Col. Ted Thomas, who "Throughout history, the citizen soldier has been decide if the post needs these facilities at the requested they will need to expand to meet the needs of the larger also had served as the unit's deputy commander, took called on to march to the sound of the gun, and to defend level. population, he said. command of the Readiness Group Sept. 14, 1995. what we hold dear," said MacHamer. "The Readiness "I'm optimistic that it's going to be taken care of, Although the move won't begin in 1998, personnel Thomas leaves to command the 554th Engineer Group will continue in this endeavor." but at this hour it's on hold," he said. planning is also underway. Some facilities will begin Battalion here. "Let us continue to pray for peace, but prepare Johnson continued to highlight some of the plan- by the majority in moving in October 1998, followed Although the readiness group helps facilitate a real- ourselves to take up our swords if called to do so," he ning going on in other agencies working to accomplish With them will come a daily load of April 1999, he said. world requirement - readiness - it all comes down to said. the BRAC mission. about 4,000 students, 1,800 permanent party soldiers helping soldiers, Thomas said. Recently, the Readiness Group prepared two units, "I'm very proud of the (Directorate of Logistics) and around 400 civilians. "To overview this position, we help units in two the 1175th Military Police Company, of the Missouri accomplishments," he said. They are doing a lot of work "Military and civilian personnel are working out states, and assist thousands of soldiers," said Thomas. "I Army National Guard, in Kennett, Mo., and the 445th making furnishing arrangements for new facilities and strategy to staff post with the right people at the right can't think of another job where I'll have a greater Medical Detachment, assigned to the 89th Regimental upgrading maintenance and supply to levels that will time," he explained. impact on the force than this one." Support Command, in Independence, Mo., for deploy- accommodate the new populations, he said. "Things are coming together," Johnson concluded. "I've served in the 82nd (Airborne Division, Fort ment to Germany; The Directorate of Training is working hard at de- "A lot slower than we would have predicted, but we're Bragg, N.C.), and I've been in a Ranger battalion," said The two Missouri units deployed to serve as backfill veloping the training concepts that will consolidate doing the job." Thomas. "And although those units have earned a repu- for active duty units in Germany that deployed to Bosnia. duplicated training done at all three schools, he added.

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ready thereserves More missions forecast Helping for Guard, reserve troops Readiness Group offers variety By Linda Kozaryn Cold War missions and play an American Forces Press Service even greater role in national of training and asssistance defense, he said. to Reserve Component units Reserve component units Perry said he recently can expect to see more deploy- traveled to the Balkans, where By Jacqueline Guthrie ments in the year ahead, reserve component members ESSAYONS Staff according to Defense Secretary serve from the flightlines in William J. Perry. Aviano, Italy, to the supply terms like "The Total Army" rand sounding Unified commands called lines in Germany and Hungary are coined at the highest levels of the reserve component forces for to the front lines in Bosnia. defense hierarchy. The work that turns such 97 missions in 1995. The Reserve component personnel ideas into reality takes place closer to the ground, reserves can expect up to 167 are airlifting supplies aboard however. The Fort Leonard Wood Readiness Group missions in 1996, Perry told the C-17 transports. They are is one agency that helps put theory into practice. Adjutants General Association providing aeromedical and The Readiness Group and active duty units like .v 0.. " of the United States Feb. 7. tanker support. Perry called it across the country spend their days providing Commanders are calling the reserve contribution advice, assistance and training to Reserve Compo- National Guard and Reserve crucial. nent units. The program is titled "Active Component personnel for real world "Our equipment, our to Reserve Components," or AC/RC. missions, not make-work, he training and our people are the said. This growing trend is part of an early 1990's best in the world," he said. When Perry took the reins "This Congressional mandate for the Army to improve the goes both for the active at DoD, he said, people told him and for the reserve compo- training and readiness of the reserves without he'd face problems with the nents, and our challenge is to hampering its own active duty units, according to Lt. Guard and the Reserve. "I have make wise and full use of all Col. Greg Hoover, the Readiness Group operations , to tell you that after three of these assets. That means we officer. years," he said, "to me, the need to involve the Guard and purpose is to improve reserve readiness in The Gr ard and Reserve are not a Reserve more deeply in the light of the drawdown, Hoover said. problem, they are a solution." ongoing missions of our "Anywhere the DoD began increasing Guard military." active Army goes, and Reserve participation in active DoD has added $25 The best part of the the reserves go duty missions last year both to million over the next two with them," and training is that the boost their proficiency and years to help commanders AC/RC helps them readiness and to use their talents, make more use of the Guard Readiness Group to be prepared, he Perry said. Reducing deployment and Reserve, according to soldiers not only teach said. Although pressures on the active duty force Perry. Success will depend on theory, they roll up Readiness Groups was another goal. ensuring the program in- are not The program has proven sleeves and show and AC/RC creases overall warfighting their new to the Army, successful, Perry said. Com- capability and reserve compo- soldiers how to accom- their resources manders are spending time, nent readiness. Deployments plish the task. and mission effort and money to use reserve should not hurt reserve Maj. Don Cronkhite priority are. component forces. Reserve and recruitment and retention as 39th Infantry Brigade (Separate) "AC/RC slots Guard forces are serving in long as members' quality of Arkansas Army National Guard have priority for traditional stateside roles, and life is protected, Perry said. fill," Hoover said, they are now joining active duty "We can provide more overseas. support and outreach to Guard and unit strengths and budgets have also grown. Prior counterparts serving The National Guard made and Reserve families when to this program, the Army occasionally took active duty history last June, when the 4th their head of the household is soldiers away from their regular jobs to assist reserve Battalion, 505th Infantry, on deployment," he said. "We he explained. About 5,000 active duty soldiers units, deployed to the Sinai for can also give employers better this assistance on a daily basis as their now provide multinational peacekeeping warning when we send their full-time job. duties, Perry said. The unit's employees on deployment, and 100 The Fort Leonard Wood group has about service demonstrated the give employers a voice in our senior NCOs and officers who fulfill requests for Guard's ability to deal with post- Guard and Reserve policies." training, information, advice or whatever the 366 Army National Guard and U. S. Army Reserve units throughout Arkansas and Missouri need, Hoover Reserve Components to cut said. 16,000 positions by Sept. 30 "The (Readiness Group) has expertise in all functional areas of the Army," he explained, includ- By Rudi Williams adjustments required to meet a ing engineering, infantry, artillery and finance. American Forces Press Service post-Cold War threat, officials About 40 unit members live and work in Little said. Rock or Jonesboro, Ark., or St. Louis, Mo., as part of DoD will inactivate hun- DoD has three priorities in regional training teams or resident training detach- dreds of reserve component restructuring: [i To enhance force ments. units across the country, cutting ~ri--__?---..-- readiness with an increased "The resident training detachment is collocated nearly 16,000 people by Sept. 1r1 30, according to a recent reliance on the reserve with the unit they support," Hoover said. These 1 y.t r y' "" Pentagon announcement. components; work with their unit seven days a week. teams "This is the third year of a [ To protect people - training teams are located in metro- "Regional five-year restructuring plan, so whenever possible, service be a cluster of 'Force politan areas where there may we consider this a fairly routine members will be transferred to The Army Support Packet' units," Hoover explained. year with fewer personnel cuts other units; however, transition has designated these FSPs as units that have priority and inactivations than there were benefits authorized by Con- for assistance, so there is always an eight-person Summer surge during the first couple of years," gress will take care of team nearby to provide assistance. said a reserve affairs spokesper- reservists leaving the forces; Reserve soldiers swell post population annually son. and FSPs have first priority, followed by enhanced Secretary of Defense Q The drawdown is being brigades and then any other unit needing assistance, By Jacqueline Guthrie troops are here all year round, a daily William Perry said reserve- managed to minimize the Hoover said. His office has 25 of these high priority ESSAYONS Staff average of 4,000 soldiers join the post component downsizing results impact on the states' ability to units in its area of responsibility and one enhanced population in March and stay until September. from changing defense require- respond to domestic emergen- brigade. aves of soldiers Inundate Fort This annual training population mostly ments of the post-Cold War cies. Unit members who are not part of a training team Leonard Wood every summer to consists of soldiers from training units such world. Whenever possible, or detachment live and work at Fort Leonard Wood. complete their basic and ad- as the 98th and 76th Divisions (Individual "This strategy continues to personnel from inactivating Here they serve as subject matter experts, providing vanced individual training. Many are new Training) from New York,Connecticut, strive to protect personnel units will be reassigned to training and assistance to any of the 366 units that soldiers who will go on to active duty, but Rhode Island and New Jersey to support readiness while our forces other reserve component units may need assistance. All members work varied this "summer surge" of troops also "training base expansion." The soldiers in 'rightsize' to achieve the fiscal within a reasonable distance schedules based on the needs of the reserve and includes thousands of U.S. Army Reserve these units help active duty soldiers in the 1st 1999 target structure," Perry from their residence. If there National Guard units. and National Guard soldiers who travel to and 3rd Training Brigades during war, he said. said. "Readiness remains my top is no position available, the "When requested, we drill with units once a Fort Leonard Wood to complete their concern. In the future, we'll have individual will be separated the appropriate transition month," Hoover said, and sometimes provide support annual training. They do their two week-training as a smaller force structure, but it with will be one that is highly ready benefits, officials said. to the full-time staffs during the week. The Readiness "Last year we supported over 4,000 drill sergeants, first sergeants, commanders, and well-equipped." "Individuals who decline Group members do most of their work on weekends units," said Sgt. 1st Class Kenneth Harrell, training NCOs, executive officers and NCO in charge of the Reserve Component The reductions will free the new assignment will be and during summer annual training. supply sergeants, Harrell added, rotating in division of the Directorate of Plans, and out all summer long. resources to pay for other involuntarily separated without Hoover said the unit's mission is not to evaluate Training and Mobilization. His office serves "They come, they train and they leave," quality of life initiatives such as transition benefits," a spokes- but to "teach, train and mentor." as a buffer between Reserve Component he said. But while they're here they work employer and family support and person said. "Ideally we're in the 'train the trainer' mode. We units and the post, coordinating weekend side by side with those who do the job initial-entry and duty training, Transition benefits include do their jobs, not do it for them," train them to better and annual two-week training periods, every day, year round. This enables the Perry noted. separation pay, special Hoover added. Harrell said. The staff also coordinates reservists to practice their skills and stay The fiscal 1996 reductions separation pay, early retire- One of these trainers is Lt. Col. David Mock. training for Reserve Officer Training Corps abreast on the latest training techniques. comply with strength levels ment at age 60 and Mock is chief of the combat arms division of the cadets and many Marine, Navy and Air The reserve division soldiers will established through the Bottom- continuation of education Readiness Group, an 18-person team. Force reserve units. begin arriving in May, according to Maj. up Review, which provided DoD benefits under the Montgom- "Our team provides assistance throughout "The type of training reserves ask for is Mike Jasenak, operations officer for 3rd and the military services with weapons training, land navigation, obstacle the strategy and force structure See CUTS, page 7A See GROUP, page 7A courses," he said. And although reserve See SURGE, page 7A ------~---PL Thursday,Thursda, MarchMarch- 7, 7, 1996 9 6 ESY OS ESSAYONS, "Le"Let Us Try Try" SetoSection A11A PagPage 777 The new equipment will change training here, he tions reserve soldiers may have of the active duty and expertise they offer. Grizzly added. Current plans are to have simulators for initial vice versa, he admitted. "The Readiness Group has been part of our plan- training, instead of having several of the multi-million "The job is personality driven," Mock said. "It ning process for the last decade," he said. "We don't From page 1A dollar vehicles dedicated to training operators. This takes time to build up a (working) relationship. You want our relationship with the Readiness Group to initial training in the simulators will teach operators have to sell yourself and make them realize that you change ... they are a very valuable asset to us." "final exam" will involve becoming ensnared. how to use the vehicles. The believe in the Total Army concept," he explained, Cronkhite said there are two good reasons to This method uses too many pieces of equipment, operating the vehicle itself. adding, "You know you're not being successful if the continue this cooperative effort. One, because it is "These are 21st century vehicles, and the stuff we said Greene, and the time involved with moving differ- unit doesn't invite you back. part of a Congressional mandate. More important, it ent types of equipment back and forth to clear the have now is 1950's vintage," Greene said. "It's a tre- "The best part of the job is seeing the results of the just makes good sense. obstacle puts engineers in danger, he said. Add hostile mendous leap forward for the Engineer Regiment when training," Mock said. "Training soldiers "If what we do enhances the readiness of this fire to this mix and a complex obstacle becomes very we get these systems." is the best part of the job." And Reserve Component units rely on this brigade," he said, "then it's the right thing to do." complicated indeed. training to accomplish their mission. The new equipment will simplify the job. The Griz- see zly replaces all of those pieces of equipment, giving Group "1 the support we're getting from the readiness Surge combat engineers a simpler, faster and more effective group and RTTs as valuable," said Maj. Don Cronkhite, method of clearing the obstacle, Greene said. From page 6A training officer for the Arkansas Army National Guard's From page 6A "With the Grizzly, we use the blade to clear the 39th Infantry Brigade (Separate). The brigade has three mines, the arm to fill the tank ditch, and the wire cutter Arkansas and Missouri to all combat arms units in the infantry battalions, a cavalry troop, an engineer com- Training Brigade, where the soldiers will be working for the wire," he explained. "It can do all these things." pany, field artillery battalion and support battalion, he National Guard," he said, including field artillery, infan- during their stay. Ea(.h battalion in 3rd Brigade will The older equipment was also slower than the said. These units rely on an assortment of the services try and air defense units. activate one or two companies to accommodate the forces they were there to support. the Readiness Group offers. Although Readiness Group members try to pro- additional cadre and soldiers. Active and reserve sol- "The Grizzly can keep up with an M-1 or M-2 (main Mobile training teams frequently visit to teach vide any assistance a unit requests, they spend a lot of diers will work side by side training new recruits. battle tank) fleet," Greene said. "They are as mobile as classes on a variety of topics, Cronkhite said. The best time helping commanders develop mission essential "(The reserves) train one eight-week cycle of basic the force they're supporting, and much more respon- part ofthe training is that the Readiness Group soldiers task lists and training schedules that support these combat training," he said, rotating their cadre in 14 to sive." not only teach theory, they roll up their sleeves and lists. These lists outline what each soldier in the unit 18-day intervals. In all, about 500 reserve soldiers This is important, because the vehicles used to must know to accomplish the mission. Mock and his show soldiers how to accomplish the task, he added. will pass through the brigade to accomplish this mis- cross an obstacle must be near the front and the older team also attend weekend drills and annual training The Readiness Group has been especially helpful added. equipment would slow troops down, he said. sion, Jasenak with the units, if requested. by coordinating command group exercises for the bri- However, assisting Reserve Component units With a mission near the front where most fighting "We're a consultant to these National Guard units gade staff to help them become more efficient at their with their training doesn t stop would occur, the Grizzly also scores high marks in when they complete from commanders on down," Mock said. "We help them jobs, Cronkhite added. their rotation, Jasenak said. The reservists go back to protecting the soldiers inside. It is based on an M-1 Although the unit relies on the expertise of the their units for day to day training and activities and to Abrams tank chassis, he explained, which uses much plan and they execute the training." active duty soldiers, Cronkhite said he hasn't seen start preparing for next year's rotation. stronger metal than the M-60 chassis the CEV uses. "The hardest part of the job is dealing with the much of a change since the Congressional mandate. And Fort Leonard Wood starts planning for next "It's more survivable," said Greene. frustrations you face," Mock said. Reserve Component He's been with the unit for 25 years and has always year's summer surge and continues to support Current plans are for Fort Leonard Wood to receive units have the same training requirements as active the daily relied on the Readiness Group for the training and requests for training, Harrell added. the Grizzly by the year 2001. units but only half the time to accomplish things, he "We'll have to upgrade the maintenance facilities explained. and the training areas," Greene said. "They are signifi- "Progress is slower. We would like to see major cantly more sophisticated than the equipment we have improvements," but Reserve Component units have a now. It's all state of the art digital systems with touch limited amount of resources, especially time, said Mock. screen controls," he said. Another challenge is overcoming negative percep- Ps Briefs

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cruiting Office will conduct a briefing April 15 for individuals interested in civil service employment with the Army in Korea. Topics of discussion will include living conditions, overseas allowance and benefits, job open- ings and application procedures. This is an information briefing only. No job applications will be accepted or interviews conducted. Anyone interested in attending must contact Linda Null at 596-0285 by March 20.

Tower certification The SapperTrainingDetachment is conducting its quarterly Tower Certification March 18, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Participants must be sergeants or above and have experience in rappelling operations and a working knowledge of knots. All personnel must have a kevlar, load carrying equipment, 35-pound ruck sack, two 15-inch sling ropes, one military snaplink and service- able work gloves with them at the certification. For more information contact Sgt. 1st Class Rafael Padilla at 596-0823 or 596-6225.

Army radio entertains Joint Endeavor soldiers Soldiers Radio and Television is now producing a weekly radio pro- gram forbroadcast to soldiers in Bosnia via American Forces Netwiork. The program, "Tracks from Home," is hosted by Sgt. Janice Guthrie and consists of taped tele- phone dedications and messages from friends and family, incorpo- rated into a one-hour music program. Messages can be called in to (703) 325-5600. "During Desert Shield/Storm, SRTV produced this same program, and it was very successful - a great way for families to say "Happy birth- day," "Happy anniversary," or "Just thinking of you and wanted to request your favorite song," said Clark Tay- lor, SRTV director. Cuts

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cry GI bill. Benefits also include lim- ited commissary and post exchange privileges and priority placement ben- efits for those who are involuntarily separated due to inactivation or reor- ganization of units. Individuals enrolled in a GI Bill program at the time of involuntary separation will continue to receive the benefits, officials noted. DoD will grant waivers to those required to serve a certain number of years in exchange for education benefits. Reservists and guardsmen who enlisted or re-enlisted for a bonus or the Student Loan Repayment Program, will no longer receive payments if their units are inactivated, officials said. Weapons and equipmentat inacti- vatedunits willbe redistributed to other units, officials said. Section A Page 8 Thursday, March Seto AI Pag 8 ESSAYONS,ESAQS "LetLtUsTyhrdyMrh719 Us Tr"" 7, 1996

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prints, paintings or just about anything. Anyone who has had pictures, art work or Found property Frame fame the like framed commer- Anyone who has lost the cially can attest that it is following items should contact Residents, employees use self-help a very costly service the found property custodian, shop to add low-cost professional Undertaking the Staff Sgt. Glenda Lowry at 596- task of doing it yourself 0579 for pick-up: touches to artwork, pictures at the craft center can Q Free Spirit bicycle turn out be easy, Q Huffy bicycle Story and photos by Kim Hargis Center, and it appeals to the creative enjoyable and cost Q Athletic bag, containing ESSAYONS Staff sides to its patrons' personalities. In effective. miscellaneous items addition it helps its patrons keep t's on the same street block You can take your Q Camera their "green" in their wallets. as other facilities designed to Inside the post craft shop, pictures to a civilian- save military customers money, owned custom frame Safety class set members of the Fort Leonard Wood like the Post Exchange and commis- community can build or carve shop to compare the A Missouri Hunter Educa- sary. Although this building looks a value wooden projects, try a hand at of self-help T demonstrates how to cut a mat during the required orientation class tion Safety Course is scheduled little different, painted with orange ejada ceramics, paint, learn to reupholster framing, but "you can't h eld Feb. 28, and each Wednesday night, at the craft center. to be held at Dru Pippin Youth and green designs on the exterior furniture and many other things. beat it," said Connie Services Center in mid-March. walls, it is much the same as far as Not least of the crafts with Tejada, a frame shop pictures for as little as a few dollars can try creative projects such as The program will include bargains are concerned. which to experiment, people can employee at the craft center. She a piece. circular-cut mats or creating the National Rifle Association's It's the post Arts and Craft learn to custom mat and frame remembers people framing small More than the money saved, shadowbox frames in which to keep Basic Rifle Safety and Home framing and matting your pieces family heirlooms. Firearm Safety courses. yourself is a lot of fun, she added. For those people who are not The classes will take place Wednesday nights at 5:30, the do-it-yourself type, but who still at the center according to the Tejada teaches an orientation class want to save money, taking projects following schedule: to new framers. She goes step-by- to the craft shop is still an option. March 20 step through cutting mats and Tejada and her co-workers operate a 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. glass. Students learn how to prepare custom framing service in which March 21 their objects for framing in addition patrons can pay to have things 12:30 to 6:30 p.m. to how to assemble the frames and framed. March 23 mats. Recently the number of pieces noon to 1 p.m. The skills students learn during brought in to be framed has risen, Advance registration is re- the class are the same that custom so patrons of the custom frame quired, and the program is open framers are paid some $20 to $55 an service may have to wait a little to area youth ages 11-19. hour for in cities across the state, longer for their pieces, but the There is a $2 program fee. said Tejada. savings is worth the wait, said Resources at the center are Tejada. Financial training plentiful, as there are many frames, For more information on the mats and prints from which to frame shop or any other services at Army Community Services select. With some additional is scheduled to offer personal the post arts and crafts center, call 596-0242. financial readiness training guidance from the staff, students classes March 21 to all first- term soldiers arriving here as permanent party soldiers. Frame shop The training will be held in hours of operation Kanell Hall from 8 a.m. to noon. Classeswill address the fol- Wednesday 5:30 to 7 p.m. lowing topics: Shop open only to patrons taking the required orientation class L Checkbook management L Postdated checks Thursday 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. L Credit cards L DeferredPayment Friday, Saturday, Sunday Program, Uniform 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ClothingDeferred Payment Monday, Tuesday L Budgeting, debt Closed liquidation Li Financial management for deployment L Auto buying, insurance L Saving, investments Spouses are encouraged to attend the classes.Unit com- manders, first sergeants or NCOICs should call 596-0186 to make reservations for soldiers. Warrant officer group meeting The" She-me" Chapter of A machine which holds a razor blade a a specific angle is used to the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Connie Tejada, a framing instructor at the craft center, uses a router to make rivets in a frame. Small perfectly cut the interior edges of the mat. Association is scheduled to plugs will be placed in the rivets to securely bond the sides of the frame together. host its monthly meeting in the executive dining hall ofthe Gen- Thayer Elementary students to keep them healthy. eral Leonard Wood Army Children enter the 35 - by 40- foot Body Walk model will be taking a Spouses' handbook author Hospital at 7 a.m. on March 14. through the mouth, wearing tags identifying themselves For more information call as a food item, such as a hamburger, slice of cheese or Chief Warrant Officer 2 David to speak at luncheon carrot. Mechert at 596-0206. Scientfiic They are "absorbed" through the intestines and OCWC release Collectively, over 22,000 copies travel through the bloodstream to the heart, lungs, of the three books have been sold. author of popular Open house bones, muscles, skin and brain stations. The Crossly's presentation at the The Fort Leonard Ameri- handbooks Wood At every station students will be engaged in for military luncheon will focus on military can Red Cross staff and spouses, Ann Crossly, is stro learning activities checking their heart rates, building protocol, etiquette and entertain- volunteers cordially invites the scheduled to be strong bones and testing flexibility and strength. ment from a public to attend an Open House Children will learn about the guest speaker military spouse's on Friday Body walk was coordinated by the Missouri from 1 until 3 p.m. at at the Officers' point of view. the the body, digestion using Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health, in Red Cross Field Office, and Civilians' SThe event, Building 430. Please partnership with the American Heart Association, the join us in walk-through model Women's Club which is open to celebration of American Red American Cancer Society and University of Missouri luncheon sched- Cross month. For information, Can you imagine a better way to learn Extension. the public, is uled for March 21 slated to begin ca11l329-3333. about the body than to explore inside a giant Other organizations and corporations provided at the Essayons with a social hour model and take a walk additional funding and support for this project. Club. at 11:30 a.m.. around? Correction Tom Vansaghi, Published in Lunch will That's what children from ve There was an error in the here Body executive director of the 1990, Crossly's be served at noon article about medical care for Thayer Elementarv School will v Governor's Council on first book, "The and will be dependents of dual military par- be doing Friday from 8:30a.m. W alk visits;, children Physical Fitness and Army Wife followed by a brief ents, which was run in the Feb. to 3:15 p.m. when the Body Health, said, "School Handbook," 29 issue of the ESSAYONS. have come away with book signing. Walk exhibitvisits their a children find this is the serves as a social In regards to hospital phar- Reservations can school, better guide for members macy policy, the erroneous app reciation of most exciting way to learn be made by The Body Walk of the Army paragraph should have read: "If is a how their bodies work about nutrition and health telephone. an individual for whom medica- traveling exhibit, visiting in an action-oriented, family. Individu- tion is prescribed is not present various elementary schools and the ch Soices they hands-on setting. Since 1990, Crossly has co- als whose last names begin with the to pick up the medications, it throughout the state, need to mc ake to keep "Everywhere Body authored "The Air Force Wife letters A - H should call Barbara will only be provided to the Its goal is to give Walk visits, children have Handbook" and a second edition Brinkley at 329-2209; G -P should parent or guardian if he or she is students a better appreciation them heal thy." come away with a better of "The Army Wife Handbook." call Jane Feldman at 329-6004; and Q in possession of the patient's The second edition is updated and of how their bodies work and Tom Vansaghi appreciation of how their - Z should call Evelyn Pannell at military identification card expanded to accommodate life in the choices they need to make Executiv'e director of the Council bodies work and the 329-6863. onPhyysical Fitness and Health today's Army. The cost per person is $6. ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, March 7, 1996 ISectionS In B PagePaae-2-ESSAYON,"LtUTr'hrdyMac_Z 2- :-----~19 Parents meeting Parents of Catholic First Holy Comnmiiunion class stu- Father seminar FORT LEONARD WOOD dents are scheduledto meet March 30. at 3 p.m. in Building 590 to be held WORSHIP SCHEDULE Volunteer appreciation luncheon S ometimes fathering feels like an exercise Catholic Protestant An appreciation luncheon for religious education in futility. Being a Godly father and husband in MASS. WORSHIP volunteers is scheduled for Sunday from 12:15 to 2:15 p.m. the '90s is no easy task. It requires a clear plan Saturday Sunday at the Engineers' Club. Maj. Gen. Clair Gill, post com- and a humble heart. 1630 Grant Hall Auditorium 0800 Specker Barracks Chapel Sunday 1100 Soldier Memorial Chapel mander, is scheduled to be the guest speaker. The theme In reality many wives and children wait with 0745 Soldier Memorial Chapel 1100 Lieber Heights Chapel for the luncheon is "Volunteers Changing Tomorrow, anticipation for tender, compassionate men to step 0930 Soldier Memorial Chapel 0930 Spanish Worship - Specker Barracks Today. " For more infoimation call 596-0309. forward as shepherds of their families. In order for 1100 Central Iowa Chapel Chapel that to happen. we obviously need God's grace, but we 1230 Spanish, Specker Barracks Chapel lET SOLDIER WORSHIP Volunteers needed also need solid, practical training. Monday - Friday Sunday value and even the 1135 Hospital Chapel 0730 North Iowa Chapel (2-10 Bn) There is always a need for dedicated volunteers to Although some question the future of families in our culture, it is time to redis- 0830 Central Iowa Chapel (4-10 Bn) serve in Religious education programs, the Religious Edu- cover and recommit to the importance of families and RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: 0830 North Iowa Chapel (6-10 Bn) cation Office and in planning. Call 596-0089 for more Bible Study 0900 Grant Hall (43d AG) the role of fathers. information. 0900 Sunday - Baker Theater 0930 North Iowa Chapel (3-10 Bn & FTU) During this conference, you will learn about the Parish School of Religion (Sept-May) 1000 Central Iowa Chapel (5-10 Bn) principle of father power, the God-given ability men Women of the chapel 1050 Sunday - Bldg. 457, 458, 462 & 590 1000 South Iowa Chapel (35th, 58th 169th) have to impact their offspring for good or bad. Find Ladies Bible Study (Sept-May) The Protestant Women of the Chapel holds on-going renewed hope for you family from this thoroughly 0900 Tuesday - Bldg.. 458 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: religious studies. They meet Tuesdays from 9 to 11: 30 a.m. heartening view of your role as husband and father that Ladies Guild (Sept-May) Sunday School in the Family Life Building. A nursery is available. For more rings true to the '90s. 0900 1st Friday - Bldg. 590 0915 Sunday - Bldg. 457, 458, 462 & 590 informationcall 329-3103. So regardless of you situation, whether you're Youth of the Chapel Youth of the Chapel 1800 Wednesday - Bldg. 590 1700 Sunday single, newly married, a father of four, or a grandpar- - Bldg.590 Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC) ent, this video conference will impact you and your Religious education opportunities 0900 Tuesday - Bldg. 458 generations to come. Don't miss this The following is a schedule for religious education family for Other Worship Christian Kids Club opportunity to sharpen your skills at the only job you'll classes at Fort Leonard Wood: Apostolic Pentecostal 1730 Friday - Bldg.. 590 (Sept - May) have for the rest of your life. Attend the Dad the Protestant Sunday School: 1900 Wednesday - Specker Barracks Chapel Family Shepherd conference Friday, March 29th, from For ages 2 through adult, Sundays from 9:15 to 10: 15 in Church of Christ Chapel Phone Numbers 7 to 9:30 p.m. and March 30 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Buildings 457, 458 and 462. 0800 Sunday - Bldg. 732, 4-10 Bn Classroom at Lincoln Hall Auditorium on Fort Leonard Wood. BLDG. PHONE Islam (Koran Studies) Catholic Parish School of Religion: The Fort Leonard Wood Post Chaplain's Office is Soldier Memorial Chapel 450 596-0087 1000 Saturday - Lincoln Hall, Rm 11OA For ages 3 through adult, Sunday from 10:50 a.m. to 12 sponsoring this event at a cost of $15 per man. This Lieber Heights Chapel 8370 Jewish 596-1773 p.m. in Buildings 457, 458 and 462. subsidized cost is available only to the first 160 men to 1900 Friday - North Iowa Chapel Specker Barracks Chapel 1712 596-0124 Kids for Christ: register. Each man receives a complete conference Latter Day Saints (Mormon) For ages 5 to 13, Fridays from 5:30 to manual. South Iowa Chapel 843 596-0890 0830 Sunday - Bldg. 822 (lET Soldiers) 7p.m. inBuilding 590. Please fill out the registration form and mail it to Central lown Chapel 742 596-0184 the Post Chaplain's Office, ATTN: Chaplain Nichols, Liturgical (Episcopal and Lutheran) Youth of the Chapel: 0845 Sunday - South Iowa Chapel North Iowa Chapel 637 596-0182 MO 65473 along with a Catholic Bldg 403, Fort Leonard Wood, 43d check made out to the Consolidated Chaplain's Fund or Orthodox Christian AG Chapel 2100 596-0652 Grades 6 to 8, Sundays 0830 Sunday - Hospital Chapel call to reserve a space with Spc. Keith at 596-0088. Religious Education 590 596-0089 5 to6:30 p.m., Building 457. Pentecostal Family Life Center 458 596-0088 Grades 9 to 12, Wednesdays Name 1830 Saturday - Central Iowa Chapel 7 to 8:30 p.m., Building 590. Address Seventh Day Adventist Hospital Chapel Rm 10 596-9550 Protestant City Zip 0900 Saturday, Pick up at NIC Post Chaplain 403 596-0309 Home 1400 Saturday, Return to NIC Grades 7 to 12, Sundays Office Phone 0-HELP Crisis Line (6-HELP) 596-4357 5 to6:30 p.m., Building 590. -. - qe~ , ~

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the significant other to be there to offer support," Coulter said. Now, if the father would like, a chair is made available for matters lounge Money the father to stay overnight, she Fostering said. "We can teach the father how Questions about allowances spark Perry's concern to care for the child, and then he can help care for the baby at home, By LindaD. Kozaryn what benefits they're getting and the benefits another and feel more secure with his American Forces Information Service service is getting for doing exactly the same thing," skills," Coulter said. Perry said. soldiers, If the father can not stay WASHINGTON-DoD needs to examine why Perry takes service members' questions and families sailors, airmen and Marines get different allowances, overnight, if the mother or child is concerns seriously. In this case, he said he would talk seeks to promote family, ill, or if the mother would simply like said Defense Secretary William J. Perry. with Marine Corps officials about the allowances of New program to Aviano, Italy, a good night's sleep, the baby will During the secretary's recent visit the Marines in Aviano. enhance bonding between baby, parents stay in the nursery, Coulter said. Marines asked Perry why their rations allowances were Service members' The concept has been in place cut when they deployed questions have also driven By Steve Brady away," she said. "There's always since November when cross- but airmen deployed to home the need for DoD to ESSAYONS Staff of how the that fear or insecurity training in infant and mother care the base continue to look at the recommendations is being treated. We want to or many families, a new baby began for the staff, Coulter said. receive theirs. is nothing that of the Task Force on Quality F eliminate that." "There baby is often a trying and The program is not much different In response to this of Life, he said. The task Another reason is to allow the confusing time for both from what the civilian hospitals and similar questions drives people up the wall force report, published in parents to adapt to the new have been doing for a number of from service members, recommends mother and father. addition. more than the feeling that December, A new program being insti- years, she said. Perry said DoD needs DoD evaluate the standard- "With the mothers being with Most civilian hospitals tuted by the General Leonard to "vigorously move they're being unfairly ization of such personal the baby all of the time, especially currently have facilities where Wood Army Community Hospital toward much more benefits as tuition assis- for new moms, it allows for more mothers will go through labor, treated." obstetrics ward is aiming to make standardization" of tance. questions (to arise) because there deliver, recover and receive post- William Perry that challenge less difficult. personal benefits Perry said he'll use are more situations that will come partum care, all in the same room, Secretary of Defense The concept of the new throughout the services. question about up now." Coulter said. The parents Coulter said. "Our goal is to the Marines' program, called the mother-baby 'We have tended to will have time to get used to the progress on to this," she said. rations as "Exhibit A" in re- unit, is to enhance the family unit the services set their baby and have an opportunity to "We feel this is important in let examining task force recommendations and making and promote bonding between the personnel policies for decentralization reasons have all questions answered, she the military system because the own more progress toward standardization. new baby and the parents said Linda too far," Perry said. is not available that are good, but which we have carried of the mother- extended family unit Coulter, head nurse "It also allows the staff to said during a later interview. baby unit. with many of the women who come assess the mothers' ability to care feel (the "There is nothing that drives people up the wall With the new program, infants in here," Coulter said. "I for the baby, and correct any helps families to stay a more than the feeling that they're being unfairly will stay with the mother from the program) problems there may be," she said. family unit." treated," Perry said. "The Marines could have accepted time of delivery, into the recovery good healthy, The father is also allowed to information about the the treatment they're getting if all of the other services room and on to the mother-baby For more stay in the same room with the contact Linda are getting the same. What was bugging them was that unit. In the past, mothers were mother-baby unit, mother and child. were not being treated as well as the other allowed to hold the baby for a short Coulter at 596-0444. they "We have always encouraged services." time, but then the two were I worldwide, Perry separated. The mother went to During frequent trips to bases recovery and the infant went to the talks with many service members. Soldiers, sailors, nursery, Coulter said, after which airmen and Marines generally tell him what's on their the mother could ask for the child minds. He said this is not the first time he's been asked whenever she wanted. directly about what service members consider unequal The maternal instinct to treatment. protect a child is one reason for "It's the fourth or fifth time in the last couple of the new program. months I've seen how much it upsets people when they "It's hard for a new mom to think there's an invidious comparison going on between have a baby and then have it taken -- 1 SPRING CAMAFT SHOW 7 1996 Lenten Program Saturda Central Texas College ,March 9,1996 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. SCHOOL Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. - Truman Education Center Cafeteria Serving All Day UNION HIGH 'I "BEING A CHRISTIAN TODAY" I FREE Admission 1217 W. Main St., Union MO 63084 (314) 583-2513 Wednesday Evenings - 7:00 P.M. 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alley A- w_.. -- c e-rs--® i1- don't give 100 percent," Negron stated. Negron explained that the intensity of executing a move is the difference in the Run for your money outcome received in doing the move. Units running in formation in the First Fling of Her classes, usually an hour long, Spring 5K race can earn money for their unit fund. often last longer than the scheduled time The entry fee for each person running in formation and sometimes the content is chosen by is $1.50. The unit with the largest number of paid the students. runners will have 50 cents per paid runner added to "Sometimes when we are finished their unit fund. doing the cardio (pulmonary) workout, In the team category, pizza will be awarded to they say 'Let's do abs (abdominal).' and the first place team. The winning team will receive 24- I'll say 'okay."' said Negron. "When they 36 large pizzas plus a team and individual plaques. ask me to stay, I'll stay. I don't have a Plaques will be awarded to the runners-up and thrid problem with that." in place teams. Negron began teaching aerobics And Reservations are being accepted at the 1989 and is certified by the Aerobics Association Of America , the Davidson Fitness Center. Fitness (Left)Lucy Negron flashes a smile as she and Mona International School Of Aerobic Training Fobish execute leg lifts with her class. and the Eurobics Training School. Negron (Above)The students look on intently as they keep up first became involved in aerobics to lose Bowling action with Negron during the strength portion of the class. weight herself. The following events and programs will be She decided to teach after her offered this month at the Daugherty Bowling aerobics teacher told her she had the Center: potential to be a good aerobics instructor. The seed was planted from that conversa- Free Bowling Lessons tion.. Second and last Saturdays of the month Negron has been an instructor at Register at main desk prior to scheduled Power Davidson since October 1995 and her class (must be 12 years and older) students enjoy it. "It's awesome," said Gilbert about BowlingCouponBooks the class. "She makes the class fun and $15 per book of four coupons enjoyable. She's a hard worker, and she With coupon you will receive one free Steppin' makes us work hard." game of bowling with each paid game. "She has a great class, and she does a For more information call 596-1498. variety of things," said Fobish. "She Aerobics class offer students works with you. She makes sure you know the routine. Individual tournament friendliness and beneficial work- "She's really knowledgeable and her An individual golf tournament is scheduled for experience shows," she added. "She is Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. at the Piney Valley out one of the best aerobics teachers I've Golf Course. had." Entry is $10 per person, which includes a break- Story and photos by Stacy Wamble The classes cost $2.50 per session or ESSAYONS Staff $20 for monthly pass which fast, served from 8:30 to 9:30 a. m. Entry fee does not entitles its holder to an unlimited number of classes include carts or green fees. The number of holes "She's very sweet and very during the month. A book of ten passes played will be determined by the weather. packages. This is especially talented," said Markita Gilbert, an also can be purchased for $20. The first For more information or to enter the tournament comes in small Dynamitetrue of the 5 foot dynamo that aerobics class student, about Negron. session of aerobics is free. call 329-4770. teaches aerobics instructor at "You don't feel uncomfortable Negron teaches 11 classes Monday Davidson Fitness Center. when you come," said Mona Fobish, a through Friday weekly and a Saturday class Once the music starts and the student of and assistant to Negron. on the second Saturday of every month. Rugby players wanted class begins, Lucy Negron's small "She's one of the best aerobics The fees helps to purchase the steps, frame explodes and engulfs all that are teachers I've had. Her class is the one The Fort Leonard Wood rugby team is getting Dyna-bands, elastic bands used in upper around her. I've been most involved in." ready for its spring season and is looking for players body workouts, Aerobo-bands, elastic Markita Gilbert grimaces as she "I like to work with people, and I Negron's entusiastic yells bands used in lower body workouts, to join the club. Experience is not required, only a feels the burn of the exercises. like to be around people, said Negron. throughout the class are matched by dumbbells and to pay Negro's salary. desire to learn the game known as the direct ancestor "That's what motivates me to be an her high stepping march and energetic "These (the equipment) are little of American football. instructor." arm movements. things that make the class better," said Practices are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 During the class, Negron flashes "You don't get any benefit, if you Negron. to 7:30 p.m. at the Gate Street athletic complex, her trademark smile and yells encour- located off Missouri Avenue. agement to the students. If someone is For more information call Chuck Mays at 336- having problem with a move she moves 2306 or Jeff Davis at 563-4013. over, and gives them personal atten- AEROBICS SCHEDULE tion while ensuring that the rest of the class is having no problems. MON TUE WED THURS FRI SAT Youth soccer Throughout the class, she fre- 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 9:00 AM quently yells to the group, "Are you STEPS STEP BODY STEP/ SECOND SAT. Registration for youth spring soccer season is okay?" and encourages them to drink LOW- PUMPING SCULPT AMAZING OF EVERY being accepted through March 1 at the Pippin Youth water. IMPACT WEIGHTS ABS MONTH fro the teams are as follows: Center. Age groups Negron greets each of her 11:40-12:20 11:40-12:20 STEP LUNCH STEP LUNCH Ages4-5; 6-7; 8-9; 10-11; 12-14;and 15-18. students as they arrive for class and Registration fees are $11 for the 4-5 age group talks with them before and after class. 5:30 PM 6:00 PM 5:30 PM 5:30 PM and $16 for all other leagues. For more information The talk is about anything from the COMBO INTERVAL BODY call 596-0209 or visit the Pippin Youth Center be- weather to kids to exercise. STRENGT HIGH AND YNA- STEP SCULPT tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Her students appreciate the LOWER BODY LOW IMPACT BANDS friendliness that Negron shows. Soccer coaches needed ------~--~------~ The youth sports director is seeking volunteers to coach spring soccer leagues. Anyone interested in coaching should call Richard Bradley at 596-0209 or visit the Pippin Youth Center.

UMR to host tournament The University of Missouri-Rolla will host the NCAA Division II South-Central Regional Tour- nament. It was announced Sunday the national selec- tion committee had accepted UMR's bid to host the regional tournament. The event will take place today, Friday and Saturday at the Gale Bull man Multi-Purpose Build- ing. Commander's Cup Ticket prices for each night will be $6 for challenge reserved seating, which is limited, $5 for general admission and $4 for students of all ages (high The Commander's Cup basketball school and college students must show identifica- tournament is underway at Davidson tion). There will be no free admission for kids Fitness Center. During a game Monday under the age of 6 and season passes will not be night, this 2d Battalion, 10th Infantry honored. Regiment Tomahawk player makes a (Information is from the Rolla Daily News.) pass to a teammate against the 6th Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment de- fense.

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Lion Jacob E. Haler of the Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Lions Club was named a Melvin Jones Fellow at a banquet celebrating the club's 30th anniversary of its charter on Jan. 20, 1996 at the Fort Leonard Wood Essayon's Club. The accompanying plaque, a lapel pin, and a congratulatory letter from Professor, Doctor Giuseppe Grimnaldi, chairman of the Board ofTrustees and former president of The International Association of Lions Club, were presented by former International Director. Lion Freddie Joyce, of Searcy, Ark. the guest Lion Jacob Haliemr(ight.' speaker for the anniversary celebration receives uaplague from Created in 1973, and named for the founder of The Lions Clubs Internation pastdirector Freddie Joyce. International Association of Lions Clubs, Melvin Hailer was named a Melvin Jones fellow by the Jones, the fellowship is the highest honor presented by Lions Club International Foundation. the Lions Club International Foundation, the charitable arm of the association. it is conferred on persons who International Association of Lions Clubs, the world's demonstrate practical application of its motto "We largest service club organ zation, numbering more than Serve." 1.4 million members in over 42,000 clubs in approxi- Hailer has been a member of the Lions Club of Fort mately 180 countries and geographic areas. Leonard since 1981 and has served in a number of the Hailer is a civilian employee of the Department of Sign on Photo by Steve Brady Club's leadership positions. the Army and works here in the Directorate of Plans, The Lions Club of Fort Leonard Wood was the first Maj. Gen. Clair Gill, commander of the About $287,000wasdisbursed in AER funds Training and Mobilization. He and his wife, Juniata, Lions Club chartered on a military installation and engineerschool and Fort Leonard Wood, signs to needy soldiers and members of the Army reside inRichland, Mo. serves the military community through its sight and his donation to this year's Army Emergency family during 1995. hearing programs, as well as many other activities of Relief campaign. The 1996 AER drive is slated This yearthe post has set its AER campaign benefit to the installation. The club is a member of The to kick off here on March 11. goal at$125,000. The campaign isscheduledto Lastyear, Fort Leonard Wood raised $135,000 end May 15. in contributions to AER during the campaign. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BB~ U4~~~5s ~Y ~B C~Pl~S~aT I~~pE Call Marge Conners e ^ at 329-4513Y V0

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A convenient more birds and make your gardening warblers, cuckoos, bluebirds and a Leaving tomatoes, peppers and perch can make a wide variety of sparrows. other fruit on the vines at season's big difference in more efficient, too Red, pink, orange or yellow end will create freeze-dried snacks attracting kingbirds flowers with tubular blossoms are for evening grosbeaks. Come and bluebirds. They conducting your horticultural JEFFERSON CITY - Serious big hits with hummingbirds. A spring, flocks of migrating gold- like a fence post in affairs with birds in mind can help gardeners and avid bird watchers hummingbird and butterfly garden finches will stop to comb last year's the middle of an you achieve both gardening and have lots in common. in the middle of an open lawn can garden for seeds and bugs. open space. Shrikes birding success. Here are a few tips Both spend countless hours on provide months of delightful nature and hummingbirds for increasing the variety of birds in their hobbies and get immense watching. Some trees, such as red Sunflowers make a great prefer something a your yard and, in some cases. pleasure from their achievements. buckeye, even have blossoms that bird planting. They are lovely to see little higher, such as mean increasing the efficiency of your For gardeners, that can provide nectar for "hummers.' in the summer, and the seeds they the branch of a a world-class tomato. For garden, too. producing Stay mellow when your contain will draw birds throughout dead tree. birders, it may mean watching a feathered guests bite the hand that the winter. It's a pleasure to watch Nest boxes are groomed cedar To get the most from birds' flock of impeccably feeds them. If a catbirds peeks a the dry sunflower heads bobbing a help, too. Wrens from a insect-control services, give them waxwings stripping fruit hole in a beautiful jumbo tomato, up and down, alive with hard- are implacable incentives to visit. In some cases, hawthorn tree. don't cuss the bird and toss the working finches that hang upside insect hunters, This humm ingbird was attracted by the blos- Not surprisingly, many birders this can be accomplished by not violated fruit into the compost down to reach their favorite food. even more so when soms of a red buckeye tree.Keeping birds' are gardeners, too. Both pursuits doing things. Don't waste a whole heap. In stead, place it and other You may not care for peanuts, they have half a needs in rriind when making landscape oe grow out of a fascination with living day rooting out a trumpet vine that damaged tomatoes within hopping but jays do. These legumes are dozen offspring garden plaris can increase your birdwatching things. What is surprising is how has sprung up along a fence. Let it distance of the catbird's nest. She useful for preventing feeder tucked away in a pleasure. realize that grow. It is a native Missouri plant, few birder-gardeners won't have to go far for a meal, and confrontations. Leave the peanuts hollow gourd in a their two pas- so it needs little care, and its they can combine she'll be kept occupied with your in their shells and put them in a brushy area. And don't forget scaping for Backyard Wildlife," and increase the rewards from tangled vines will give wrens and times castoffs instead of raiding your separate feeder out of sight of the birds' special needs for water, dust "Back Yard Birds," and "Wood- both. other ground-level foragers a safe larder. Most tomato depredation is main feeder. 'Peanuts give jays and grit. Half an inch of water in a working for Wildlife.'' To receive approach route to Nour garden. driven by thirst, and can be avoided employment for their long, powerful bird bath or trash can lid is a great single copies of these publications, Recognition of the potential Trumpet vine's blooms wilt attract by providing a ready source of beaks besides chasing away other place to clean up. A small patch of enclose a note in an envelope hummingbirds, too. Does pokeweed for crossover benefits from birding drinking water for birds. birds from sunflower dispensers. exposed soil in a dry spot is a great addressed to: (name of the publica- your compost heap? and gardening can be as simple as sprout beside Peanuts add nitrogen to your place for birds to shed'mites and tion), Missouri Department of hum- Leave them. Catbirds and robins noticing that early-arriving Summer isn't the only time garden soil, too. other parasites with a good dusting. Conservation, P.O. Box 180, like to visit the blossoms will feast on the fruits, and that will mingbirds when your garden can attract birds. Don't leave freshly dug potato A small pile of sand or crushed Jefferson City, MO 65102-0180. snap peas. Some decide to keep them out of your raspberries of sugar Instead of working up a lather beds exposed to erosion. Instead, oyster shell provides the grit The Department of Conserva- garden with birds out of and cherries. share their pulling up played-out okra plants at plant buckwheat. Horned larks like needed to keep birds' gizzards at tion also offers a video titled, gratitude to a pair of ovenbirds who A more active approach is to summer's end, let them go to seed this ground cover in the winter, and peak food-grinding efficiency. All "Landscaping for Wildlife." The 13- to feed plant things especially for birds. Dill scour the plot for insects and leave them standing until bees can use its flowers to make three of these needs continue minute video explains how to turn young. weed will thrive with little or no care their spring. Cardinals and other seed- honey in the spring. Once again, throughout the winter. your yard into a rich home for birds, Whatever the inspiration, in almost any corner of your yard. It eating birds will feast on the pods' butterflies and mammals, how to If you're serious about plan and what to plant. This video having birds in your garden, think is available through libraries p r ~ Irp ---~-- ~-e -- -~----~l~a--- s~~m~pm~-a~sl~p- c~ -~- ~ __ -e L ~ ---- LIi natural. Pesticides are great for statewide. Copies also can be Tired Of Home Maintenance & Lawn Care? killing insects, but guess who purchased for $9 plus 6.225% sales gobbles up beetles, caterpillars and tax. Send requests to: Media mites when they drop dead? 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thc thousands of aging trucks in its Army have a strength that cannot AUSA hosts seminar fleet. be denied, a strength we draw from Preventing He added that acquisition rcform the American people." poisonings - streamlining the way the military having flavored medicines called for top Army leaders buys equipment - is now part of the For his part, Hartzog said the "candy." When left, alone, they may Army and will help provide some drink almost anything! establishment of the Experimental YDung "Eachchildren year will poison eat and locate the bottle and cat or drink its funds to better equip soldiers in the Force Army News Service third of the Army's scout helicop- at Fort Hood, Texas, and the contents. 21st century. Due to a more :,ontrol centers report nearly one ters will be more than 40 years old arrival of new equipment and ideas Exercise caution. WASHINGTON -How to make million children under the age of five Read labels and efficient system, the same money on how to use the 4th Armored Army money not have night-fighting are exposed to potentially poison- before using any household go further and how to will go further. Division in informationage warfare most wisely spend it was the theme capability. ous medicines and household product and follow the directions Reimer He emphasized, though, that over the next 15 months will be of a mid-February symposium answered suggestions by chemicals," according to Ieports by carefully. Store these products so in "Readiness is still our number one pivital in developing the equipment, Orlando, Fla. some defense observers that the the Consumer Product Safety that children cannot reach them. priority. We simply cannot change tactics, training and technology that Army cut its active-duty strength to Commission. Keep all products in original Titled, "The World's Best Army that. free money for modernization. He Near-term readiness especially the Army will use over the next 20 - Effective, Efficient, Ready," Most accidental poisonings containers. Never place kerosene, the - training and infrastructure for years. said the Army is as low as it can go antifreeze, paints, or solvents in three-day affair was a series of panel He among children are caused by: and still meet the national security training. said central to that effort will presentations and discussions medicines (especially iron pills and cups, glasses, milk or soft-drink strategy of being able to fight and be an Advanced Warfighting focused on how to maintain the "Trade-offs on that readiness food supplements containing iron), bottles, or other utensils customar- win two major regional conflicts at Experiment to be conducted at the Army's efficiency and readiness in - that household substances, insect ily used for food or drinks. the same time. A major regional comes very close to being National Training Center, Fort Irwin, the current climate of decreeasing trade-offs vith the lives sprays, kerosene, lighter fluid, some Keep foods and household conflict would be the size of of our Calif., in February, 1997. Atthat budgets. Discussing these issues soldiers. That we cannot furniture polishes, turpentine, products separated. Cleaning fluids, Operations Desert ShieldlStorm have. time, the Experimental Force brigade were top Army five paints, solvents, and products detergents, lye, soap powders, and Department of He continued, These have been will be translating theory into Defense civilian and military leaders, years ago. containing lye and acids. insecticides, and other everyday He said for years of challenge and will continue practice on how to better use who met fiscal year 1997, the Keep these and all liquids and household products should be with 700 defense to be. But I am confident that the advanced computers and communi- Army's btdget will probably be stored away from food and medica- industry executives at the Associa- Army will meet those challenges cations hardware and software on solids that may be poisonous out of about $60 billion, with about one- their reach. tions. Death could be the result of a tion of the United States Army mid- and will meet them well. Not the battlefield. sixth of that mistaken identity. winter sympo- because I'm an eternal optimist, but To reduce the risk of poisoning: sium. dedicated to (Adaptedfrom an A U4 news re- Never call medicine "candy.' because I think we in the Army and (iFrom an AAF17S' news release.) research and lease.) Children should not be deceived by Dr. Paul "LReadiness in this room of supporters of the Kaminski, is development and undersecretary still our number new product of defense for acquisitions. acquisition and one priority. We Defense observers I ,, -,~ I , ,,I - ~ - --- 7 technology, simply cannot say the Army needs Secretary of the about $14 billion for Your Local Army Togo D. change that." those needs, about West Jr., Gen. Togo West $3 billion more than Dennis J. Secretary of the Army allocated. Reimer, the Returning to the RuRbert Army's chief of theme of the 573-336-7133 Army's aging staff, and City Rt. Hwy. 44 East inventory, West added his perspec- TRADOC's commanding general, St. Robert, Mo. 65583 tive. Gen. William Hartzog, were among Mon.-Sat. 9 am-6 pm Speaking at a dinner during the those who addressed attendees. Sun. 12 pm-5 pm convention, West acknowledged Reimer said the real challenge for KENT GIDDENS -OWNER that the Army's efforts to modernize the Army now and into the 21st equipment in order to maintain a Century will be its ability to retain a technological edge on the battlefield technological edge on the battlefield [over $90 value had been slowed in the recent past. k ILI IL against forces who have numerical He said the Army, now eighth superiority and access to much of largest in the world at 495,000 the same sophisticated hardware soldiers, needs and software. to find ways to bring more money to programs to replace He also noted that by 2015, one-

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Water color class and cook sets. The class, called Army Family Team Self-care classes 6 Sessions, beginning March 14 Boating equipment and more: 16-foot Building class, is scheduled periodically canoes, 14-foot flat bottom boats, here. The Health Promotion Center of the 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. canoe haulers, 9.9 horsepower boat For information on the class schedule General Leonard Wood Army community Children's watercolor class What's motors, wood splitters, fish cookers and to register call 596-0186. Hospital is sponsoring self-care classes. 6 Sessions, beginning March 16 and super (large) cookers. I ======j======Each class covers wellness, how to self- 10 a.m. to noon diagnose minor illnesses and proper use of Easter door bunny Bus available for tours j Hos)g I over-the-counter medications. One session, March 16 Groups are welcome to reserve the Attendees receive a complimentary 1 to 2:30 p.m. Outdoor Recreation Center's 47-passen- book and card to use at the pharmacy for ger tour bus (equipped with latrine) for a Storage prohibited Basic saws and joinery techniques free over-the-counter medications. For ap- shopping or leisure trips to Springfield, Storage of any kind is prohibited in One session, March 20 pointments call 596-0491. Up Branson or St. Louis. The minimum is 20 family housing furnace and hot water heater 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. people. The cost is Springfield $10, rooms. If storage is found in these rooms on Al-Anon meeting Lathe Branson $20 and St. Louis $22.50 per inspection or unscheduled visits, it will be One session, March 27 person. handled by removal by owner or, if home Al-Anon, a support group for fami- 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. occupants are not found, removal of stored lies and friends ofthose with alcohol addiction Fort Leonard Wood items for release to Military Police. and abuse problems, meets Tuesdays from Quilting classes 11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. inBuilding 403. Ongoing, Fridays Participants may bring a brown bag lunch. 9 a.m. to noon at a glance Curb-side recycling Food,clothing needed Curb-side recycling is available to all For more information on classes Army Community Service is in need occupants of family housing here. All prod- Mentors needed call 596-0242. of donations of nonperishable food items Mentors are needed to serve as role Licenses for sale Skeet shoots are scheduled to be held ucts for recycling, which should be placed Wednesdays at the Rod and Gun Club here for the post food pantry, baby clothes and in the blue recycle container, will be picked models, friends, tutors and motivators in 1996 State and post hunting and fish- from 3 p.m. to dusk, beginning in April. For maternity clothes. up weekly on the same day as the trash is the lives of youths. For more information ing licenses are on sale at the Outdoor more information call 596-4223. Items may be dropped off at the collected for the area. call the Alcohol and Drug Control Office Recreation Center. New regulations cov- or 9. Directorate of Community and Family All products for recycling that are not at 596-8197 596-011 ering these sports are also in stock there. Rental specials Stream stocking ActivitiesBuilding,Building498. For more paper should be rinsed before being put in The Outdoor Recreation Center will information call 596-0186. the collection bin. The Stone Mill Trout Stream is sched- offer several rental specials during March. Fishing tournament The eight products which are col- uled to be stocked with 300 fish Friday, and These specials include: A Buddy Bass Fishing Tournament is Cooking class lected for recycling are aluminum beverage with 500 fish March 29. Fishing in the containers, steel cans, clear glass contain- Q Rent any 8- by 10- foot or three- scheduled from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 16 Army Community Service offers a Craft classes stream is not permitted on the day of stock- ers, green glass containers, amber glass person tent, and receive a propane at the Lake of the Ozarks Recreation Area. basic cooking class which covers basic The following classes will be offered ing until after 6 p.m. containers, plastic beverage containers, plas- heater free Entry is $25 per person, with an optional cooking, nutrition, grocery shopping and at the post Arts and Crafts Center: Anglers must possess a Missouri tic milk jugs, and newsprint. Q Rent a fishing pole and a tackle box $10 charge for entry into the big bass table etiquette. This eight-week class is State and Fort Leonard Wood Fishing and Window glass, magazines, envelopes, free. Supplies are limited. Fish competition. taught in Building 790 here and is open to Children's ceramics class Trout Permit to legally fish in the stream. office or school paper, cardboard contain- cookers are available for $4 per day Boats must be in the water at the the public. For more information or to 4 Sessions, beginning today For more information call 596-4223. ers or paper bags will not be collected. Q Rent a three-speed mountain bike at launch site 30 minutes before the tourna- register for the next class, contact Army 6 to 8 p.m. Products that are not on the eight-item a reduced price of $4 per day or $7 per ment. For rules or applications visit the Community Service at 596-0186. Learn biscuit joinery weekend. Outdoor Recreation Center here. Park trip collection list above will be left in the bins. One session, Wednesday For more information call 596-4223. A bus trip to Montauk State Park is Newsprint must be sealed in a plastic New mom support bag. Lids must be removed from glass and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Skeet shooting slated for March 16. At least 15 partici- pants need to register to take the trip. For Support for new and expectant moms plastic bottles. Glass products must not be more information or to sign up call 596- is available through the New Parent Sup- broken. Recycling bins must be placed on 4223. port Program. The group meets Tuesdays the curb by 7:30 a.m. on the collection day. from 10 until 11:30 a.m. in Building 802. Childcare is available, with one week prior Disposal of yard waste Equipment rental registration. Yard waste is banned from all landfills The following equipment can be Call 329-6301 for more information. rented at the Outdoor Recreation Center: on Fort Leonard Wood. Yard waste is Sports equipment: Volleyball, baseball, considered to be leaves, grass clippings, horse shoes, croquet sets, soccer AFTB classes slated yard and garden vegetation and cannot be balls, footballs, basketballs, tennis Army Community Service offers placed in dumpsters. classes to increase the knowledge soldiers' rackets and balls and tug-of-war See WHAT'S UP, page 9B

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They bring their own spending 6:30-7 p.m. Yard waste generated in the govern- The following is a schedule of lunch these positions, call Sheila Biggs at 329- money and are covered by health insur- Intermediate Levels IV and V ment family housing areas should be placed buffets offered at the Engineers' Club from 3333 for more information. ance. at the curb on Wednesdays for collection Part day preschool 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Mondays speci- For more information on being an ISE by the contractor. Slots are open for the Tuesday and fied below: Books needed host family or becoming a representative White elephant sale Yard waste generated in the canton- Thursday class, which runs from 8:30 to The Fort Leonard Wood Hospital Patient with opportunities for travel, paid ex- Monday German buffet ment area should be taken to the compost 11:30 a.m. The monthly cost is $70. The post Red Cross is planning a Iibrary needs Western paper back books. penses and commissions, call ISE at March 18 International buffet spring white elephant sale. Donations are area, located at the old sanitary landfill on The Monday, Wednesday and Fri- To donate books,bring the books tothe Fort 1-800-233-4678. March 25 Seafood buffet now being accepted at the Fort Leonard post. Access to the compost area should day class is full, but a waiting list is being Leonard Wood Red Cross Field Office, For more information call 329-2455. Wood Red Cross Office, Building 430. be coordinated through post detail by maintained for persons interested in the Monthly punch cards Building 430 or call 329-3333. calling 596-1049. three day class. To register, call the Central Youths can be admitted free of charge Registration Office at 596-0238. to the open game room and gym when they Dinner special Volunteer orientation Comment cards purchase a YS monthly punch card. Cards The March dinner special the Our next scheduled orientation will be on Essayons Club is Kansas City strip steak, Harbert-Yeargin maintenance person- Full day care will also save youths $1 on admission to March 19 at 9:30 a.m. in the Medical dances and special events. Punch cards are served with potatoes or rice, a vegetable, Department Activity Classroom (Room nel leave commentcards with Service Order Care is available for children 6 weeks Oil, transmission special $5 per month, per person. Call 596-0209 soup, salad and dinner rolls. The meal 155-8) at General Leonard Wood Army requestors. These cards request an evalu- to 5 years old. Hours care is available are The post Auto Craft Shop is offering for more information. costs $8.95 per person, and is served from Community Hospital. Please bring your ation of the work performed. Anyone 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through an oil change special. For a charge of $10 5:30 to 9 p.m. shot records and medical records for re- having comments, either good or bad, Friday. The center is closed on federal patrons will receive an oil and filter change, For more information call 329-6500. view.All volunteers must attend orientation should fill out the card provided and return holidays. Fees are based on total family Homework help along with a check of tire pressure, belts before beginning their volunteer work. If it to the address shown of the card. income. For more information call 596- The Pippin Youth Center is now and fluid levels. Oil and filter costs are not school is canceled on a scheduled orienta- To check on the status of a requested 0197. To register call the Central offering help to youths with homework. Toastmasters meeting included in the price. tion day, orientation will be canceled. If you service order, call the status line at 596- Registration Office at 596-0238. Help is available for teens in the center's The Fort Leonard Wood Toastmas- A transmission filter service special have any questions or for further informa- 0693. homework lab Tuesdays through Fridays ters Club 493 meets Tuesdays from 11:30 for $25 is also being offered. The service tion,call 329-3333. Fun Fair from 6 to 8:30 p.m. For more information a.m. until 12:30 p.m. at the Truman Edu- includes removal and replacment of the call 596-0209. cation Center, Room 20. transmission pan and transmission filter, Garbage schedule The Month of the Military Child and Participants have the opportunity to and a refill with the required transmission The normal trash collection for fam- Child Abuse Prevention Month Fun Fair learn and practice techniques for effective Red Cross classes set oil. The cost of the filter is not included in ily housing is as follows: is slated for March 30 from 9:30 a.m. to Tournaments at Dru public speaking, prepare and deliver for- The Fort Leonard Wood American Red the price. A car wash comes free with 2:30 p.m. at the post Child Development The following tournaments will be Mondays: Essayons, Kirby, Humphreys, mal speeches, give impromptu talks, gain Cross has scheduled the following courses either service. Center. held at the Pippin Youth Center : Swift, Totten, Wheeler, MacKenzie, speaking experience that relates to specific for the month of March at Kanell Hall: The event is free and open Thayer, Williams, Goethals, Siebert, to the Table Hockey career needs and gain personal confidence public. For more Basic car care class Delafield, Gridley, Jadwin, Taylor, New- information call 596- Tuesdays that will help when speaking to one personi Conununity CPR The post Auto Craft Shop is sched- ton and Pick 0197. 4:30 and7 p.m. or a thousand. March 9 uled to host a class on basic car care, All visitors and guests are welcome to Tuesdays: Depuy, Young, Epps, Dia- Pool Cost: $30 Tuesday Library story hour attend. and March 26 from 6 to 9 p.m. mond, Elwood, Evans, Frizell, Gwynne Wednesdays For more information call 596-0243. and Cable A story hour is held Wednesdays at 4:30 and7p.m. CPR for the Professional Rescuer 6 p.m. at the Clarke Community Library. LEC egg hunt March 16 Wednesday: Bulk Items. This trash must Children, ages 4 through 8, of active-duty Ping-Pong Auto service specials The Law EnforcementCommand will Cost: $40 be on the curb prior to 7:30 a.m. Items such and retired soldiers are invited to come Thursdays The post Auto Craft Shop is sched- be sponsoring an Easter hunt for members To attend these classes, participants as household furniture and appliances, listen to the stories, see film strips, play uled to offer the following specials: 4:30 and7 p.m. of the command fbr 2 p.m. on April 6 at must sign up at Ft. Leonard Wood Red boxes, limbs and boards (no longer than games, sing songs or watch a puppet show. Cross Field Office, Building 430. Fussball Colyer Park. Spring special $30 three feet) and yard waste will be collected. Special programs are planned all year. McGruff is slated to attend the event. Yard waste must be sorted and placed in a Fridays Through April 30 Parents are asked to bring six colored check all separate container(s) such as suitable plas- 4:30p.m. Lifeguard classes Rotate and balance tires; Rifle shoot eggs per child competing in the hunt. The system, tic bags. For limbs over three feet long, The following lifeguard classes are sched- fluid levels, lights, exhaust An air rifle For more information call 596-0209. eggs can be dropped off at Specker Bar- occupants should call-in a service order ham shoot, sponsored by uled to be held at Davidson Fitness Center safety equipment, drive belts and racks Chapel on April 4 from 2 until 6 p.m. (596-0333). the Pippin Youth Center, is scheduled for for the month of March and April: brakes. (Cost of replacement parts Each child must bring his or her own basket march 23 from noon to 3 p.m. SClub not included in price) Thursdays: Phoenix, Sheppard, Hatler, Youths ages 10 to 18 are eligible to or bag for the egg hunt. For more informa- March 18-20 Air conditioner $39.95 Kelly, Forrest, Barkley, Daniels, Knight participate. Youths ages 7 to 9 can take tion, contact 1st Lt. Renea Hoskins at March 30-31 Through March 31 and Montrose. part if accompanied by a parent. 596-6149. April 6-7 Friday dinner specials Check air conditioning system for Entry costs $1 per target or $2 for The cost of the classes will be an- Fridays: Turner, Burr, Peden, Funk, The following is a schedule of the proper operation, check belts, three targets. Winners will recieve a ham. nounced at a later date. To attend the Collier, Specker, Parrish, Ellis and Barger. Friday dinner specials at the Essayons Community egg hunt check system for leaks and charge All equipment will be provided. For more course interested persons must sign up at Club: The FortLeonard Wood Golden Eagles system with one can of freon. Addi- Holiday Schedule: When the observed information call 596-0209. the Fort Leonard Wood Red Cross Office, Friday Beef and burgundy $9.95 Van and Truck Club is holding their annual tional freon will cost $12 per can. holiday falls on a Monday, Tuesday, Building 430. March 15 Crab legs cluster $2.50 Easter egg hunt on April 7 at 2 p.m. Wednesday or Thursday, trash will be The following Aquatic courses are Tire rotation and balance $24 Martial art competition with dinner purchase The hunt will be at the Engineer's picked up on the following day. When the being offered at the Davidson Fitness A Tae Kwon Do tournament for March 22 Children's pizza free with Club. The age groups for the hunt are 0-5 Brake service $125 observed holiday falls on a Friday, trash Center at a cost of $12 per person. Sign up youths is slated for March 30 at the Pippin each adult entree purchased years, 6-9 years and 10-12 years. Through April 30 will be picked up on a Thursday. for the classes is at Davidson. Youth Center, beginning at 1 p.m. (limit 2) For more information, call 336-4362 Replace front and rear brakes, turn The competition is open to the pub- March 29 Mongolian barbecue or774-5031. rotors/drums, pack wheel bearings as March 4 -14 lic. Admission is 50 cents per person with $.95 per ounce of meat needed and rotate and balance four Infant & Pre-school Aquatic Program a military identification card, and $1.50 for (5 ounce minimum) ii1iii~~... tires. Parts are not included in price. March 5-15 those without the card. For more informa- Meals are served between 5:30 and 9 RedGross Hourly care 10:45-11:15 a.m. Preschool Level I tion call 596-0209. p.m. For more information call 329-6500. For more information call 596-0243. Slots are available for hourly care by reservation on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Families sought Thursday buffets Thursdays and Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to The International Student Exchange, The Essayons Club serves dinner buf- 4 p.m. Cost per hour is $2.50 for the first Inc. is presently seeking host families for fets from 5:30 until 9 p.m. on Thursdays. child, and $2 for each additional child from students from 17 countries. The following is a schedule of the buffets the same family. Reservations can be made While living with host families, a for March: no earlier than two weeks from the date student attends the local high school and is March 14 Oriental buffet $6.95 your child needs care. expected to bear his or her share of house-

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• I ...... ] Section B3 Page 10 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, March 7, 1996 Setion B-"Paae 10 e- ESSAYONS, "LetI--s~-LOUs Try" T Mac 796 CLASSIFIEDs -- C---LI-- -- _- I~ e -- -r Pulaski County DISCLAI MER -Q]Q(IE 5 All real estate advertised in this publi- Inr cation is subject to the Federal Fair I completely PERSONALIZED CHILDREN'S Housing Act of 1968, which makes it IOOKERS PARADISE wintcr hours BEDROOM DUPLEX SI-uPPING OUT? Need immediate illegal to advertise any preference, limi- thru March: Thursday - Friday - Sat- furnished including washer/dryer 2 BOOKS - Make your child the STAR cash? St. Robert Auto Auction every ioLINE tation or discrimination based on race. urday 10-5, Sunday 1-5. South Gate 1/2 miles from South Gate of FLW. ofthe story. Exciting hard bound story Wednesday 7 pm. 573-336-5929 Voice Information color. religion, or national origin or an to Hwy. 17, left 2 miles. 417-458- 417-458-4894. books personalized throughout with intention to make such prefeience, lmi- your child's name, family, friends and NEED A VEHICLE? Wide selection How to use INFO LINE tation or disciimination. This publica- 4738. tion will not knowingly accept any ad- 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, completely familiar places. Recorded message auction price! Every Wednesday 7 1.Call 336-3669 vertisement for real estate that is in vio- furnished including washer & dryer. gives details. 1-800-786-3746. pm. St. Robert Auto Auction. 573- lation of the law. Our readers are hereby 2 1/2 miles from South Gate of FLW. 336-5929. Laquey: 736-2598 informed that all dwellings advertised 417-458-4894. in this nevspaper are available on an G;qpaq Crocker: 765-3184 equal opportunity basis ONE IN A MILLION! 1971 Dodge the 4 digit 2. Press MODERN 2 BEDROOM unfur- Dart, Swinger, like new,just restored. selection number for the nished duplex with stove and refrig- BEST KEPT SECRET in St. Robert. $4,295. 417-458-4418. information you want to PHYSICAL THERAPISTS erator. W/D hookup. 2 1/2 miles from Come to St. Roberts Auto Auction hear. It's that Easy! South gate of Fort Leonard Wood. and see. Wednesday 7 pm. 573-336- 1994 CHEVY CAMARO Z28, T- open minded rehab Progressive, Aidiqwe~ 5929 417-458-4894. tops, power everything, loaded. Must Talking Classified Categories team in exciting teaching, ur- ban setting seeks flexible, cre- &l~ see to believe! Call 573-329-4012. Come to St. AGRI-BUSINESS ative therapist interested in en- WHY PAY RETAIL? every Wednes- Equipment/Supply ...... 6010 riching career move. General Robert Auto Auction 1994 FORD CONVERSION VAN, Hay/Feed/Seed ...... 6020 acute, out-patient, women's C I day 7 pm. 573-336-5929 fill fully loaded, high top with only I8,xxx Livestock ...... 6030 and brand new in-house =1 NEW MATITRFSS SETS priced low. health, Produce...... 6040 opportunities. beat. miles. Call Sellers-Sexton 573-336- satellite & Crystal Ware We have the price others try to SERVICES " Furniture " Glass 2000. Backhoe & Bulldozer...... 6080 Your skills and expertise will be * China " Flea Items " Sports Cards There's more at the big store, Greens Construction ...... 6090 rewarded with a competitive "Toys * Jewelry "Advertising Furniture Sales, 4 miles North ...... 6100 Electrical & Plumbing salary comprehensive, flexible Memorabilia "Books "Papers" Waynesville Hwy 17. Health & Beauty ...... 6110 benefits, a generous paid time- Postcards Primitives... Home Services, Misc...... 6120 off program, and the opportu- Lawn & Garden ...... 6130 GIRLS SKYLINE 20 inch 5 speed nity to work in a practice envi- HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 10 to 5' Sun 1 to 4 Jim's Motor's of Rolla MUST SELL: 22 1/2 1984 Itasca EMPLOYMENT bicycle. Panasonic KX-PI180 Dot Agriculture...... 6150 ronment that assures profes- I44 Exit #153 Motor Home: Perfect condition, com- printer. Both excellent condi- Hwy 63, South Cashiers ...... 6050 sional growth and job satisfac- Mo Matrix plete with air conditioning, shower, 6170 tion. Sign-on Bonus available. Buclhorn, Waynesville, Clerical...... tion. 573-329-3115. 573-364-5008 more. Class A Clerks ...... 6060 573-774-5075 generator, awning and hild & Elderly Care ...... 6160 Qualified applicants may send BARGAIN TIME! with new tires $15,000. Call 417- Craft, 14 Construction...... 6190 a resume to: BOAT FOR SALE: Mirror 1995 DODGE CARAVAN 532-3573. Education ...... 6200 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPT.-8 ft alum., V-bottom, 60 inch beam, 35 7 passenger, 62,000 miles. Food Services ...... 6220 THE MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER hp Evinrude & trailer. $1,800 OBO. $13,900. Government ...... 6240 One Mt. Sinai Drive FOR SALE: TRAILERS, FLATBED, 5 p.m. 1992 FORD TAURUS GL Industry ...... 6260 Cleveland, Ohio 44106 SEE TO APPRECIATE, one bed- 573-774-5185 after utility and tilt. Route 66 Flea Market ...... 6320 4 door, V6, electric seats. Janitor/Cleaning Fax 216/421-4533 room, furnished apartment. all utili- of Management ...... 6280 $6,300. on AB Highway. Southwest Equal Opp. Employer r/f/d/v ties/CATV paid, no pets. 573-774- FOR SALE: Remington 870 20 gauge Mechanics/Tech ...... 6740 1989 CHEVY CAVALIER COUPE Laquey. Open Wednesday and Satur- 6290 lightweight magnum deluxe $300 Medical...... 2588. 5 speed air, AM/FM. day 573-765-5323. Miscellaneous ...... 6140 OBO. 573-774-5185 after 5 p.m. Opportunities ...... 6310 $3,350. Retail...... 6330 1,2 & 3 bedroom units at Woodlane 1991 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ?TULh -.CAR Sales...... 6350 Rentals across for Wal-Mart. 573- THREE YEAR SEASONED wood 4 door. 61,000 miles. 6370 Seasonal ...... 336-4321 or 573-336-8363 evenings. for sale, pick up or delivered. Call $10,900. Transportation/Drivers ..... 6400 I WILL DO BABYSITTING in my 573-336-3320 anytime. 1988 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Welders ...... 6380 home. Dependable, excellent refer- ARTICLES FOR SALE 4 door, V6 engine. Antiques ...... 6420 Spring $$$$$$ FOR SALE: Approximately 50000 $3,850. enc~s, CPR & first aid qualified. 573- Appliances ...... 6440 baseball cards from 1979- 1993.Only 1987 VOLKSWAGON GOLF 336-5337. Computers/Accessories.. 6460 Immediately Available each. Superstars included. Call 5 speed, ac. Furniture...... 6480 10 $2,895. Lawn/Garden ...... 6500 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms 573-329-6178. Musical Instruments...... 6520 ALL PRICED NEGOTIABLE Pets/Supplies...... 6530 Wanted...... 6540 M GERMAN WALL UNIT, excellent 1995 FORD TAURUS, fully loaded LARGE INDOOR GARAGE sale & Growing Wood/Accessories ...... 6560 Over 100 Units condition, $1,200 firm. Exercise bike program car, 5 to choose from. Call Saturday, March 2nd, St. Robert Com- Miscellaneous ...... 6990 Let Us Serve You! $50. Call 573-774-5361 after 5:00 Sellers-Sexton 573-336-2000. REAL ESTATE RENTALS munity Center, table space available. Apartments/Duplex ...... 6570 p.m. Information 573-774-6221. Mobile Homes ...... 6590 1993 NISSAN SUPER CAB, 4x4, 6 Mobile Home Lots ...... 6610 STEEL BUILDING - Factory close- cyl., auto, air, cruise, tilt, cassette. Homes ...... 6630 Offices/Commercial ...... 6650 out '21X3'0, 3360, 48x79, 70x150 Call Sellers-Sexton 573-336-2000. Wanted ...... 6670 CHOOSE FROM... specials, odds & ends, one-of-a-kind. REAL ESTATE SALES Call now!!! Limited time and sup- 1995 TOYOTA TERCEL DX, auto, Business Property ...... 6900 " Modern 2 BR Tonhouses in Crocker. TELEMARKETING plies 573-774-5105. air, cassette. Call Sellers-Sexton 573- Farm & Acreage ...... 6910 " Our Spacious 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Immediate opening for enthusiastic Homes ...... 6930 336-2000. Condominiums at Fox Run St. Robert individuals. Must have good com- Lots ...... 6950 GAS STOVE, brown $50, living room Mobile Homes ...... 6960 munication skills, pleasant voice and " The Oaks -2 BR Townhouses. set, good condition and clean $125. 1993 CHEVY CAMARO, auto, tilt, Other ...... 6970 ability to close the sale. Work hours Wanted ...... 6980 Waynesville. After 6 p.m. 573-774-5361. cruise, cassette. Call Sellers-Sexton Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 5 to 8 RECREATION " 2-3 BR Duplexes in Waynesville 573-336-2000. Boats & Motors ...... 6690 pm. Apply in person. Campers & Trailer:...... 6700 * 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Town House in Pulaski County Democrat 4x4, XLT, V8, RV Parts & Accessories .. 6710 BARNES-JEWISH Bluff View. LOSE Up 10 LBS. 1995 FORD FST, 103-105 E. Bus. Rt. 1-44 Wanted ...... 6730 auto, full power. Call Sellers-Sexton TRANSPORTATION HOSPITAL St. Robert, Mo. Aircraft ...... 6770 King Apartments 573-336-2000. Automobiles ...... 6780 ST. LOUIS, MO All Natural T-LITE® Heavy Equipment ...... 6800 Barnes-Jewish Hospital a member ofBJC ALL Toll Free NEWLY BUILT Motorcycles ...... 6810 TOWNHOUSES/APARTMENTS Parts ...... 6820 Health System, is currently looking for 1 -800-213-37 20 with Chromium Picolinate Trucks/X4's ...... 6830 full-time Physician Assistant in the follow- NOW AVAILABLE ing areas: Emergency Medicine Cardio- 33-5430 or 336-2986 WALMART PHARMACY Antiques/Classics ...... 6850 1 bedroom apartment and 2 bedroom townhouses with garage. Wanted ...... 6860 vascular Surgery, Medicine Hepatology Vans ...... 6870 and Critical Care. Requirements Include Large 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath - washer, dryer, dishwasher, stove AT's ...... 6890. graduation from a certified PA program, refrigerator, G.D., drapes, heat pump. Carter Street by City H-lall, GARAGE SALES current Missouri registration, and certifi- Make the right move...for all the right reasons St. Robert, Quiet nefghborhood Garage Sales ...... _ 6000 cation through NCCPA. Harborside Healthcare's 26 progressive facilities are clearly recognized NEW NORVI APARTMENTS PT PTA OTR We also have opportunities available for for quality subacute and rehabilitative care in Indiana, Florida, Ohio, or full-time Physical Therapist Assistants and New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Maryland. Our substantial growth 336-2177 336-3357 Certified Occupational Therapist Assis- COTA SLP has created outstanding career opportunities for a variety of healthcare tants. Openings are available in outpatient. FREE CABLE T V Full & Part-Time inpatient and rehab settings. Rotating po- professionals, including: " Staff RNs and LPNs Opportunities sitions are available. Barnes-Jewish offers a competitive salary and comprehensive " Directors of Nursing Care, a premier Alliance Health benefits package. For immediate consid- " Administrators 3 4- 3 - 3 71 based home care agency; of- MN eration for the PA positions please call " Nursing Assistants ard's to self- fers support and guidance 314-454-8384. If interested in the PTA or " Social Workers motivated, organized therapists COTA opportunities call 3141362-0053. " Recreational Therapists SI Shoe NikeSt. &Robert's Reebok OnlyDealer with exceptional interpersonal Send/Fax resumes for all opportunities to: skills. Competitive rates avail- Barnes-Jewish Hospital Harborside Healthcare offers superior career potential. You'll enjoy L E - S P 0 R T We Carry a Full Line of Shoes & Apparell able in and outside the Metro Human Resources (BH) (JH) competitive salaries and generous benefits. area. Benefits. MN registration One Barnes Hospital Plaza Please submit resumes to: Human Resources St. Louis Mo 63110 required. Please call Lead Thera- RccboH ht-l Fax 3141362-0708 pist at: Harborside Healthcare 612/882-1030 or 5987 E. 71st Street, Suite 111 Miniv Mall ---z OEM Mon. - Fri. 10-8 1-800/484-9739 pin /11951 E3jHEALTH SYSTEM Indianapolis, IN 46220 St Robert 1"115A Sat. 10-7" Sun 11-5 or fax resume to EOE/MIF/D/V Equal Opportunity Employer 612/882-1477 JRA-438 NEW LISTING!!! This 3 bedroom ranch style home features a living room w/brick fireplace w/insert dining room/kitchen, utility room, 2 full baths, central heat/air, 2 car attached garage, treated wood deck, nice landscaped yard, plus many extras. Waynesville School District. Price right $78.900. Sewing Machine Operators 774-590 3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths 'Good Benefits AOor lPaid Holidays AjdVc j 774-2' 745 Elec/CA Private Lot REALTOR®RE &Good Work Environment Downtown Waynesville " 330 E. Business Loop 1-44 dTraining Wage $5.75 Per Hour SAfter Hours: John Schehl (314) 336-4686 Earl Arnold (314) 774-6588 ONO Experience Necessary m LARGE 1.5 STORY OLDER HOME ON LEEOC I p D 2 LOTS!!! 2280 sq. ft. with 3 bedroom, Apply At: 2.5 bath, 2 stone fireplaces, 2 car attached carport, 2 wrap around decks, new appli- 1000 West Main ALCO REALTY ances and carpets 378 sq ft finished Richland, Mo. basement, located in Waynesville school Expect the best'- ~~district. #2633. REALCO RENTALS From 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. B ' " $82,900 or call Missouri Ave. St. Robert, Mo [ MULTIPLELISTNG SERVICE l 36 3 4 573-765-5161 314-336-4100 OLWPPORTUNT Thursday, March 7, 1996 Thursday,~~~ESSAONSESSAYONS, March"Let~"Let UsUsTy 7,199 Try" ScinBae1Section B Page 11

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Mon. - Sat. ii am - 9 pm. 573- call Money Concepts at 573-774- and appliances. Call 573-336-5022. BASEMENT PROBLEMS?? Water minimums. Personal discount. Call 336-2685. seepage, bowed or cracked Judy 573-329-3545. 3 BEDROOM, 2 1/2 BATH, in WANTED TO BUY: Junk cars, walls...correct the problems with our Waynesville, fireplace, family room, SYLVIA'S PET SETTING. Going pickup service available. Call 1-800- & Jim Rollins - Attorney SEASONED REAL ESTATE agent patented systems. Work guaranteed I car garage, $450 monthly. Call on vacation or away for weekends? Uncontested Divorce S295* 739-3933. who has insured for your protection. Call the following characteris- 573-774-5681. Will come to your home daily to care Bankruptcy $560* Recovery Systems. 1-800- tics: Willing to work and learn highly for your pets. Reasonable rates. Call Foundation *PLUS COURT COST 466-8664. motivated, ethical and interested in HOUSE FOR RENT with option to 573-336-5114. 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The basic ideas behind the and other parts critical to an item's being carried away in the hazardous suggestion technical support for the project, Army News Service suggestion had been developed and total performance. waste barrels was rich in chrome; Plating Shop Process Action Team promoted by Rayls over the But chrome is also classified as some measurements showed it to be was formed. Chairing the team was praised Rayls for his creativity and ake the ideas of one line- T previous two years, or almost from a heavy metal and so can, if not nearly one-quarter pure chrome. His Tera Hill of the Science and Engi- her fellow team members for their level employee, add the the time that the Arsenal's new properly controlled, badly contami- goal was to neering Directorate; other members hard work and dedication. combined efforts of a team plating shop had gone into nate the air and water. Thus, while it find a way to recover as much included Pete Hyde, Kentley "The system is rather inge- put it all together with of employees, operation. costs about 80 cents a pound to chrome as possible from the sludge Loewenstein, CliffLuethey, Bob nious," she said, "and it makes us good engineering and technical "I saw an area in the plating buy chrome, the cost to dispose of and reuse it in plating operations. Meeker, Steve Rosenthal, Julie one of the cleanest plating facilities support, and what do you get? shop that needed to be improved, chrome as hazardous waste is In a suggestion first submitted Sievers and Chuck Stark. around." In at least one case at Rock thought of ways to make some estimated at $8 a pound, a cost in January 1992, Rayls outlined a The team analyzed Rayls' ideas, The chrome recovery system Ill., you get a system Island Arsenal, improvements, and got everything which has risen dramatically in the chrome recovery system that used came up with some of their own, and cost about $24,000 to install. It a substantial amount of that saves down on paper," Rayls explained. past and should continue to rise in spray nozzles to wash out sludge developed a final plan for a work- saves that much money every year perhaps more impor- money and, "From there, the future. from the scrubber ducts with clean able chrome recovery system. by lowering the volume of hazard- RIA in compliance tantly, keeps other people came in and helped To keep chrome out of the water. The diluted "I stated right in my suggestion ous waste by nearly 3,000 pounds. rules regarding with environmental bring the ideas to life." environment, an exhaust system sludge would then be sent through that my ideas could be improved "Anything we can do to nasty the control of a particularly What Mr. Rayls saw before he located above the hot fluid baths in a series of collection points, traps upon," Rayls said, "and that's minimize hazardous waste isa real pollutant. submitted his suggestion were the plating shop draws in the and filters designed to separate exactly what the team did." plus," Hill said. "That's what makes The story began back in 1992 systems and practices that allowed chrome-filledvapor. From there, it is good chrome from unneeded Eventually, approval to install a this system so valuable.". when Larry Rayls, a pipefitter in the potentially useful chrome to be forced through contaminants. chrome recovery system was Operations Directorate who Arsenal hauled off the Arsenal as hazardous scrubbers which remove chrome The recovered chrome could received. Some team members took (Levesque is with the Rock Island shop, submitted works in the plating waste. from the exhaust before it is vented then be sent directly back into the part in the installation of the system. Arsenal PublicAffairs Office.) a suggestion which outlined a Chrome plating is one of the to the outside. fluid baths, where it could be used Basically, the system is a recovery system. 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