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For ol' Bob has passed away, With your enemies at hand, while, and look it over. May 26 – 40&8 Meeting 6:30 PM And the world's a little poorer Would you really want some cop- He grabbed a five-gallon bucket Spaghetti Dinner $7.00 for adults and $3.50 for May 26 - Bingo @ Cedars 6:30 For a Soldier died today. out? to bring back some fruit. Get ready for Post 95’s ninth children 13 and under. - 8:00 PM He won't be mourned by many, With his ever waffling stand? As he neared the pond, he heard annual Spaghetti Dinner. The Dates To Remember May 30 - Memorial Day Just his children and his wife. Or would you want a Soldier-- voices shouting and laughing menu includes all you can eat March 15 - Post 95 Meeting For he lived an ordinary, His home, his country, his kin, June 7 - Building Memorial with glee. spaghetti, bread, salad, desert and 7:00 PM Very quiet sort of life. Just a common Soldier, Association Meeting @ Post 7:00 As he came closer, he saw it drinks. The event will be held on March 17 - VFW annual St. He held a job and raised a family, Who would fight until the end. PM was a bunch of young women March 26th from 4:30 to 7:00 PM Patrick’s Dinner 11:00 AM – Going quietly on his way; He was just a common Soldier, VFW skinny-dipping in his pond. in the Memorial Building at the 7:00 PM And the world won't note his And his ranks are growing thin, Tuesdays - Taco Night passing, But his presence should remind us He made the women aware of corner of Hwys H and B, just March 23 - 40&8 Meeting 6:30 Wednesdays - Tenderloin Night 'Tho a Soldier died today. We may need his like again. his presence and they all went to past William Jewell. Our PM Thursdays - Steak Night When politicians leave this earth, For when countries are in conflict, the deep end. Newsletter sponsors again have March 24 - Bingo @ Cedars Fridays - Fish Fry (all day) Their bodies lie in state, We find the Soldier's part One of the women shouted to come up with some great door 6:30 - 8:00 PM Saturdays - Karaoke 8:00 PM While thousands note their passing, Is to clean up all the troubles him, 'we're not coming out until prizes. Raffle items include: March 26 - Annual Spaghetti And proclaim that they were great. That the politicians start. Quote you leave!' $100 Price Chopper card Dinner 4:30 – 7:00 PM Papers tell of their life stories If we cannot do him honor 'People will forget what you The old man frowned, 'I didn't $100 Hy-Vee card April 19 - Post 95 Meeting 7:00 From the time that they were young While he's here to hear the praise, said. People will forget what you come down here to watch you $50 Texas Roadhouse card PM But the passing of a Soldier Then at least let's give him homage did.' 'But people will never forget ladies swim naked or make you $50 Lowe’s Card April 27 - 40&8 Meeting 6:300 Goes unnoticed, and unsung. At the ending of his days. how you made them feel.' Is the greatest contribution Perhaps just a simply headline get out of the pond naked.' American Legion Clock PM Did You Know To the welfare of our land, In the paper that might say: Holding the bucket up he said, Raffle tickets are $1.00 each or 6 April 28 - Bingo @ Cedars 6:30 In Kentucky it is a law that Some jerk who breaks his promise "OUR COUNTRY IS IN 'I'm here to feed the alligator.' for $5.00 and you need not be – 8:00 PM every person must bathe at least And cons his fellow man? MOURNING, Some old men can still think present to win!! May 17 - Post 95 Meeting 7:00 once a year. Or the ordinary fellow A SOLDIER DIED TODAY." fast. Donation for all you can eat is PM Who in times of war and strife, WWII Books Make Nice C. M. Mose & Son Jim’s Barber Shop MOTHER NATURE’S Disclaimer Y Liquor Gifts A/C – Heating - Electrical Northland’s Only Full Service HEALTH MARKET All businesses shown in Beer, Wine, Premium Cigars My Three Years In The Marines Since 1954 Barber Shop “Serving Liberty’s healthy needs” this newsletter donate to 346 S. 291 Hwy - Liberty 344 South 291 Phone 415-4638 Simple Times, Simple Pleasures Residential & Commercial Crossroads Shopping Center and support our Legion 1742 Jesse James – Excelsior By Ray/Helen Merrell Phone: 781-4707 Open Mon. – Sat. 10-8 Sprs. 792-3959 Programs. $1 0 . 00 each – 781 - 6879 Sun. 12-4 781-9442 630-7560

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The sides are haircut: ―Best haircut – hands have been changing since the to mutiny,‖ according to a soldiers ―to keep your hair cut professional military appearance trimmed almost, but not totally, down. You can’t have a bad hair American Revolution. With few, February 1973 article by Dorothy short and your fingernails clean.‖ are not allowed: no purple, pink, to baldness. A variety of the day with a high and tight. And if any, barbering facilities, van Woerkom published in In the last half of the 20th blue, green, orange, fire-engine flattop is achieved by making the you spend less on shampoo.‖ soldiers in the Continental Army ―American History Illustrated.‖ century, styles reflected civilian red, or fluorescent or neon. Only frontal portion of the hair into a Members usually had long hair. According Lt. Col. Thomas Butler Jr., a 30- trends. In the late 1980s, long ones that match natural hair U-shape. That’s known as the New member – Ron Laughman to author Randy Steffen in The year veteran, refused to cut his hair was popular; soldiers who colors are permitted. Even parts horseshoe flattop. Surgery – Ray Adkins had Horse Soldier: 1776-1943, hair and, as a result, was court- refused an order to get a haircut are covered in the regs. If The Crew Cut surgery. general orders required male martialed in July 1805. A panel received non-judicial punishment soldiers have a hair texture that This one has been popular for Ill – Foster Sires is not able to soldiers ―to wear their hair short of fellow officers found him under Article 15 of the Uniform does not part naturally, they may years. It’s similar to the induction get out now but enjoys hearing or plaited (braided) up.‖ But he ―guilty of mutinous conduct in Code of Military Justice. In the cut a part into the hair – one cut, except that a professional from friends and visits. Please also had the option of wearing his appearing publicly in command 1980s, the moustache was straight line not slanted or curved barber does it in the military and, call before visiting him to be sure long hair ―powdered and tied.‖ of troops with his hair queued.‖ popular. Though still permitted, that will fall in the area where the instead of clipping the hair, trims he is up to the task. The rules were relaxed when He was suspended from it’s rare. And short hair is again soldier would normally part the it all around with an electric Glen Edwards has moved to an soldiers were on the march. command without pay for 12 the norm for both men and hair. Designs cannot be cut into razor and very close to the scalp apartment. Those who did powder and tie months. women. the hair or scalp. to get very little hair length. Death – Rex Robbins, who was their hair did so with a mixture of By the time of the Civil War, The requirement for hair Four current (and au courant) The High and Tight a WW II veteran passed away at flour and tallow, a hard animal hairstyle standards had changed. grooming standards is necessary military hairstyles … Many haircuts can qualify as a the age of 96. He was Post 95’s fat, and usually tied it in a pigtail. Senior officers like General to maintain uniformity with a The Induction Cut high and tight, but the basic oldest member. To keep the hair in place during Ulysses S. Grant wore beards and military population. Many It’s the shortest one in the principle is the same. The haircut Points To Ponder action, cavalrymen preferred moustaches, so general orders hairstyles are acceptable, as long military — a clipped cut; no gives an effect that the hair is If it weren’t for electricity we’d gathering the hair at the back of stated that a ―beard could be as they are neat and conservative. razor is used; and anyone can do pulled high and tight above the all be watching TV by candle- the neck, tying it in a firm worn at the pleasure of the All must comply with hair and it. It’s sometimes called the head. The hair around the sides light. bundle, folding it to the side, and individual‖ but was to be ―kept grooming policies while in any ―Mighty Fine.‖ and back is clipped and trimmed The chances of bread falling then tying it again in a club short and neatly trimmed.‖ military uniform or while in The Flattop very short (crew cut length) so buttered side down is directly shape. Beards were forbidden. Shaving was required by World civilian clothes on duty. This is the favored cut among the scalp is almost visible, while proportioned to the cost of the Soldiers were required to shave a War I to get a good seal on the Hairstyles that don’t allow the upper brass of the armed the hair on top of the head is kept carpet. minimum of three times a week, protective gas mask and for soldiers to wear the headgear forces. It is so named because the longer and appears to be standing My psychiatrist told me I’m at least while in garrison. personal hygiene. Beards were properly, or that interfere with top of the head is very carefully erect. Variations may be seen – going crazy. I told him, if you In 1801, Major General James outlawed. The maximum the proper wear of protective clipped to resemble a flat board. but use a professional barber for don’t mind I’d like a second Wilkinson, commanding general permitted hair length was one equipment, are prohibited. Dyes, The flatter the top, the more all. opinion. He said, ―Alright you’re of the Army, abolished the pigtail inch. tints, or bleaches? You have to professional it is. Because the In our November 9th Bugler on ugly too!‖ or ―queue.‖ The order caused See Haircuts continued Page 7 natural shape of the head is ―Reasons to Love the Marine

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Commander’s Corner Heroes" Golf Tournament, the Have you ever noticed the food although post members felt we b) Demonstrate the resolve that Jerry Head - Commander Community Center, Missouri left on a McDonald's tray...Big should have had many more in never again shall the Nation Just as we are entering into a City Veterans, High School, Macs, French fries, half eaten attendance. disregard and denigrate a new year, we can look back at the Airport, Various Veteran fish sandwiches? We Americans He was given a Legion clock generation of veterans; accomplishments of Post 95 in Celebrations and many are obsessed with food. Put us at made by Mike Edwards. c) Promote awareness of the 2010. I believe that we all can be Retirement Homes. a buffet and they have to put up For more pictures go to Post 95 faithful service and contributions very proud to be members of Our "Avenue of Flags" is a signs to make sure we don't stock National Vice Commander web site. of such veterans during their Post 95. The past year we have favorite of many in the up for the week. Along with our Visit Welcome Home Vietnam military service as well as to their served our community in many community. We get many obsession with food is our Left to right, Frank Prosser – Veterans Day: communities since returning ways. Primarily through the favorable responses and reports obsession with losing weight. Missouri Adjutant, Ken Goth - Senator Richard Burr (R-NC) home; youth by sponsoring programs, of people driving a distance just We eat too much of the wrong Senior Vice Commander – last week sponsored a resolution d) Promote awareness of the i.e. High School Oratorical to see them on Memorial Day. I thing, then have to spend Missouri, John M. Mella – designating 30 MAR as importance of entire communities contests, Boy's State, Girl’s State, recall them being on display four thousands of dollars on special National Vice Commander, Jerry ―Welcome Home Vietnam empowering veterans and the Junior High Citizenship awards times this past year. Each year we diets to take off the excess Head – Post 95 Commander, Veterans Day. The proposed families of veterans to readjust to and numerous Flag Etiquette are asked to display them at the pounds. resolution S.RES. 55, presently civilian life after military service; th th John F. Kopp – Commander classes at the 4 & 5 grades in WW I Museum in Kansas City. Oh, that we were this obsessed West District 3 – Missouri, has 5 cosponsors. It states and an the area as well as Boy Scout Our Military Funeral Honors with spiritual food! You'd think George Scarborough - Zone 2 resolves that the Senate: e) Promote opportunities for troops. Team has presented honors for many of us are on a spiritual diet Vice Commander – Missouri (1) Honors and recognizes the such veterans to assist younger We visited every elementary our fellow veterans at an average the way we seem to take in just Post 95 provided a color guard contributions of veterans who veterans returning from the wars school in the Liberty School of a little over one a week. This enough nourishment to survive. and posted the colors and was served in the United States in Iraq and Afghanistan in District greeting the students and is a very special honor for the But most of us would not say we commended for a fine job. Armed Forces in Vietnam during rehabilitation from wounds, both reciting the pledge with them. team. are spiritually filled. Jesus Christ The National Vice-Commander war and during peace; seen and unseen, and to support We assisted in organizing The Post sent a few care promises to give us bread and (2) Encourages States and local the reintegration of younger th of the American Legion visited "Liberty's Salute to Freedom" 4 packages to active duty personnel drink, and ties it into our Post 95 on 1/30/11. He spoke governments to also establish veterans into civilian life. of July Parade honoring First serving overseas and assisted observances of the sacrament of about membership and the `Welcome Home Vietnam COLA 2012 Responders, Policeman, Firemen, some fellow veterans in distress. holy communion...the most importance of reaching our goal. Veterans Day'; and After more than two years the and Veterans with special Post 95 has gained a reputation notable place in our corporate He commended Post 95 for (3) Encourages the people of CPI is back above zero early this recognition of some WW II for making a very professional worship life where we focus on already meting our 2/15/11 goal the United States to observe year. Inflation rose 0.5% in Veterans. We also provided the presence at every event. This is the power of Christ to satisfy our and presented a certificate to Post `Welcome Home Vietnam January and now stands at plus Color Guard for that parade and something we can ALL be very hungering and thirsting. 95 for their accomplishment. Veterans Day' with appropriate 0.3% for the year. Perhaps we the Fall Festival parade in proud to have achieved. Quote He was served a meal by the ceremonies and activities that: may yet see a modest COLA Liberty. With the VFW we I am looking forward to bigger Unknown post (prepared by the VFW cook a) Provide the appreciation increase in 2012. sponsored a Tribute to the and better opportunities in 2011. 'People will forget what you said. Vietnam War veterans deserve, - Brad). This was his last visit of Liberty Terrace Healthcare Troops celebration at the Post Chaplin’s Corner People will forget what you did.' a state wide blitz. He said he was but did not receive upon & Rehab Center with the Color Guard. The Colors By Donna Warren, Chaplin 'But people will never forget how impressed by the turnout, returning home from the war; 2201 Glenn Hendren Drive were presented at the "Cars for you made them feel.' 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Within a AF Academy National VeteranPrivate Cemetery Pay in others, as British subjects, served Pershing noted Buckles' Missouri matter of months, Buckles was The Air Force Academy is Western New York. New York in the Royal Navy and Royal Air dialect and asked where he was the last one, and DeJonge began accepting fewer new cadets under State currently has seven national Force. "He's an unbelievable born. Buckles told him. spending considerable time with a mandate to reduce the size of veteran cemeteries, however, the person," said David DeJonge, a Pershing's reply: "Thirty-three him, conducting interviews on the student body by about 9% to closest to Western New York is Michigan photographer and miles, as the crow flies, from camera "to get every ounce of save money, according to an Air located in Bath, NY, president of the World War I where I was born." "I had great memory out of him," DeJonge Force times report. Lt. Gen. approximately 80 miles away. Memorial Foundation who is respect for Pershing," Buckles said. DeJonge has several Michael Gould, the academy Baldness Foster Sires was presented a making a documentary of said. "He was real tough. He hundred hours of interviews and superintendent, says the Air A team of researchers from certificate for sixty years Buckles' life and has become his didn't have a smile on his face, other footage he hopes to Force ordered the school to UCLA and the Veterans membership in the American spokesman. Buckles lives on his but that was all right with me." transform into a documentary, reduce enrollment to 4,000 by Administration that was Legion. Few achieve this West Virginia farm, near Charles Seeking the quickest route to the "Pershing's Last Patriot." Actor Oct. 1, 2012, from about 4,400 experimenting with mice to learn accomplish-ment. He was also Town, with his daughter, western front, Buckles joined the Richard Thomas, of "The today. more about how stress affects given a 60 year patch for his Susannah Buckles Flanagan, and ambulance service and shipped to Waltons" and "All Quiet on the VA Clothing Allowance gastrointestinal function jacket. round-the-clock caregivers. As England in late 1917. He arrived Western Front," has agreed to The Veterans Affairs injected...bald mice with a Ray Nichols made the you might expect, he is at almost in France a few months before provide the narration, said Department is amending rules for chemical compound called presentation during a visit with 110 not in a condition to do the shooting stopped in DeJonge, who is trying to piece providing a clothing allowance to astressin-B, which blocks the Foster at his home. He has been cartwheels or make long November 1918. After the war, together the funding for the disabled veterans whose action of a stress hormone that suffering illness for some time speeches, but DeJonge reports he escorted prisoners of war back documentary, as well as a garments are subject to wear caused hair loss in the mice. The and has been unable to get out. that Buckles "continues to have to Germany. World War II was a proposed larger-than-life bronze because of prosthetic or researchers "expected to monitor Please keep Foster in your great daily discussions with his more painful experience, though statue that has been designed by orthopedic devices. Before now, how astressin-B affected the mice prayers. daughter and caregivers." He he was no longer in the military. Pennsylvania sculptor Gregory veterans have been limited to guts, but when they returned to WW1 Vet Search Update occasionally wrestles with illness He was working as a civilian in Marra. The planned statue getting one payment, currently the mice three months later, they [Source: Richmond-Times but is "a fighter and continues to the steamship business in the depicts Buckles with Pershing's $716 a year, but rules proposed 2 couldn't tell the treated mice from Dispatch Bill Lohmann article 31 pull through," DeJonge said. "His Philippines when he was riderless horse, and, depending FEB will allow two payments if a their hairy brethren." Jan 2011 ++] daughter reports he's in great captured by the Japanese and on available financing, could be veteran has multiple devices Tri-care fees Frank Woodruff Buckles doesn't spirits and looking forward to his held as a prisoner at Los Baños placed near Buckles' home in wearing out his clothing. The The Pentagon's controversial get out as much as he used to, 115th," DeJonge said with a for more than three years. West Virginia. DeJonge has had change results from a federal push to ratchet up health care and he doesn't have particularly laugh. Through fate and good health, the privilege of accompanying court ruling involving a Vietnam fees for working-age retirees got big plans for his birthday One of his favorite people, Gen. Buckles has become the modern Buckles to such places as veteran…who requested two a surprisingly warm reception tomorrow. But then, he is turning John J. "Black Jack" Pershing, face of The Great War, and he Pershing's home in Missouri, the clothing payments because he from military associations in 110. He's the last known was leader of the U.S. forces in has lent his voice to the call to Pentagon and the White House had lost both legs and an arm Washington, setting the stage for American veteran from World Europe in World War I. When restore and rededicate the World for a visit with President George during the war. the first fee hike since the Tri- War I, according to the they met, Buckles was still a kid; War I Memorial in Washington. W. Bush in the Oval Office. VA Cemetery care health system began 15 Department of Veterans Affairs, he'd grown up on a farm in DeJonge met Buckles four years Sadly Mr. Buckles passed away Department of Veterans Affairs years ago." and one of only three survivors Missouri and fibbed about his ago as he began work on a February 27, 2011. announced they are taking action worldwide recognized for direct age so he could enlist in the documentary about the last U.S. to begin the process of locating a Liberty Antique Mall Crowley Furniture American Family FREVERT HARDWARE Farmers Insurance Group J and J Business Service Barbara Ninemire – Owner Jerry & Susie Frevert Eric E. 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