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l \' Nriefs 1 a': SPECKER SHOPPETTE CHANGES HOURS Effective immediately, Specker Shoppette will change its hours of operation. The shoppette is now open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. Autumn TRAVEL SERVICE CHANGES RATES training The Scheduled Airline Ticket Office was replaced Monday by Ask Mr. Foster-Alexander Travel. Travel Against an autumn service will continue operations from building 460. New background, B-3-10-3 telephone numbers are: for official travel, 329-4141; for soldiers receive hand unofficial travel, 329-3231. For more information, call Pat Ray at 368-2193. grenade in struction step-by-step. Below, FALL BACK TO STANDARD TIME SUNDAY Sgt. Reginald Lewis, Central Standard Time officially begins 2 a.m. Sunday. D-3-1O3, spects a Remember to set your clocks back one hour. soldier for brass and LATINOS TO HOST MASQUERADE PARTY ammun ition during a Club Latinos Unidos is having a masquerade party segment of Basic tomorrow from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the NCO Club. Rifle Marksmanship. Costumes are not required but encouraged. There will be a costume contest, a dance contest and lots of games. For information, call 774-6476, 329-4013 or 329-3406. Jeffrey Peyton

DEH AWARDS CONTRACTS IN HOUSING A contract for removal of vegetation from powerline Moving vehicles right-of-ways in family housing areas has been awarded. Work will begin Monday in family housing areas. A contract for the replacement of area transformers, overseas easier secondary lines and service drops in the Kirby Street area has been awarded. Work should begin Monday. Con- tractors will notify residents 48 hours in advance of any power outage - no resident will be without power for more New rules will soon go into hours POV service is not than four hours during any 24-hour period under this effect making it easier to available; strict compliance contract. move a privately-owned with established operating A contract for the removal of existing gas range lines vehicle (POV) overseas to hours is mandatory. and the installation of new electrical service for electrical your next military No telephone number has ranges has been awarded. Work should start Monday. assignement. been established as yet. Contractors will coordinate with residents for access to On Dec. 1, 1988, the MTMC will provide further quarters. Military Traffic information, direction and Management Command will map to the Granite City SAPPER GRADUATION SET OCT. 31 begin operating the first Processing Center to Per- The graduation for Company C,5th Engineer Battalion, inland, continental United sonal Property Shipping 136th Engi nee° 6iagade.r:nm the apper Leader Course States, privaLeiy-owned Offices in the near future. will be at Training Area 147 at 1:45 p.m. Monday. The vehicle processing center at These offices will give that graduation ends 28 days of intensive training. A live Granite City, Ill., for information to soldiers demolition mission is planned. movement of POVs world- planning to ship their POVs Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Access roads TA wide. from or to St. Louis. 147 on Indiana Avenue will be closed at 1:50 p.m. and no The center will offer Soldiers are also now one will be permitted to enter the area. service and convenience for authorized to ship POVs to POV turn-in and pick-up to Germany and the FAMILIES TO HOST STUDENTS soldiers going to or returning Netherlands without International students in training at Fort Leonard Wood from overseas assignments. removing the catalytic are away from home during the holidays. Families can be The Granite City converter. There is now American ambassadors by housing a student during the Processing Center will be ample unleaded fuel November and December holidays. For more information located at the Charles M. available in these areas, on the ,rogram, call Staff Sgt. Igor Gil or Sgt. 1st Class Price Support Center, making removal of the Tapley, 8-8842. Granite City, Ill., across the converter unneccessary. Mississippi River from the Lambert-St. Louis In- Catalytic converter LAUNDRY FACILITY TO CLOSE OCT. 31 ternational Airport. The systems must be checked The post laundry and drycleaning facility, building 2352, center will be in building 400 annually while overseas to will close Oct. 31 for inventory. Inventory is due to con- between C and D Streets. ensure leaded fuel has not version to a new contract. The facility will open under the Commercial limousine and been used in them. A final new contractor, Robertson and Penn, Inc., Nov. 1. For taxi service is available check is required 10 calendar Jeffrey Peytoni more information, caY Dennis Taylor or Ken Morehouse at between Lambert-St. Louis days prior to the POV being 368-2910. Airport and the Charles M. turned in for shipment back Price Support Center - to the Customs Territory of NOT TOO LATE TO PLAN FOR COFFEE these facilities are about 20 the United States. This It's not too late for you to plan to attend the St. Nicholas miles apart. requirement will ensure that The Department of campaign, Secretary of Defense is joining ther Benefit Coffee. according to sponsors, the women of the Business hours for the POV the vehicle conforms to Defense Frank Carlucci government agencies, 43rd Adjutant General Battalion and the Staff Judge Ad- Center will be: Monday Environmental Protection noted, "Drug abuse has Congress and private vocate. The coffee, for which admission is a Christmas gift through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 Agency Federal and reached epidemic propor- organizations to observe isplanned p.m. except for federal Regulatory Emission Control tions in our country. The for a needy chid, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Dec. 1 National Drug-Free America at Walker Recreation Center. holidays. Emergency after- Standards. effects of this abuse on our Week, through Oct. 30. The families, communities and For more information, call Kathie Mackey at 329-5959 or campaign theme is "What society are devastating in C. J. Lamb, 329-5207. Bridging cliasses set Works - Next Steps." terms of the loss of human FAMILY ACTIVITIES CONSOLIDATES The Army plans to start In a memorandum urging The second phase of top military and DoD civilian See "Drug Free" Community and Family Activities has consolidated all bridging classes near the training will be conducted at officials to support the Continued on Page 3 administratives offices into one building. Administration confluence of the Gasconade the bridging site near Her- offices for community operation, recreation, family and Missouri Rivers near mann. support, financial management, services and assistant Hermann, Mo., effective "This is a unique place in Can you quit? director are now in building 376. next spring. Missouri," Jones said. "The Unit funds and check control functions are on the second The classes are scheduled students can practice on the floor of building 376. The only telephone number that has to begin in April, according Gasconade, which is a Great Amiierican Smoke Out changed is for Services Division chief; it's now 368-4744. to Sgt. 1st Class Larry R. relatively slow river. Then The miliitary Equal Opportunity Office has moved to Jones of Bay City, Mich. they can move a few feet upstairs in building 385. Jones is the chief of the down and practice again on campaign starts ov, 17 tactical bridging committee the Missouri River, which is of the 132nd Engineer very fast." Fort Leonard Wood will be Cancer Society to encourage Brigade. The classes will not close recruiting supporters for a smokers to give up cigarettes Jones said about 240 down river traffic. new campaign on Nov. for 24 hours. Last year students will use the site In addition to the students, 17, when the Army joins almost 24 million American April through October. The about 10 instructors, 20 staff forces with the American smokers participated in the bridging classes will begin at members and some 30 Cancer Society to observe 12th Anniversary of the countdown Fort Leonard Wood with military vehicles will use the the Great American Smoke Smoke Out by quitting or toti n about 30 students per class site during the training Out. cutting down on Smoke Out spending seven days training period. The Department of Day. at a manmade lake here. Fort Wood representatives Defense is concerned about A variety of activities are to genera! election "The students will learn will visit the site and the the high rate of smoking in planned on Fort Wood to still-water training and Hermann area over the next the Armed Forces and the assist smoking personnel in familiarize themselves with few months to prepare for Great American Smoke Out their efforts to quit. 11iid ays our new combat-support the classes. They will also is a positive way to reduce Some of the events at Fort boat," Jones said. The 27-foot determine if the area can those rates. Wood include: booths will be long craft with two, 220- support the Army with food, The Great American set up at the commissary, horsepower engines, is used lodging and other necessary Smoke Out is sponsored each See "Smoke Out" extensively for bridging. accommodations. year by the American Continued on Page 3 Page 2 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, October 27, 1988 k'a:e 2 SAOS LtUsTy hrdy Otbr2,18

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Spouse abuse common problem n U.S. General names Nov. 17 Smokeout Whereas, it has become common knowledge that cigarette smoking is damaging to health, and The first national study of young married couples, innocent force may in itself conflict includes abuse, it violence in American homes, generally under 25, tend to not be a serious form of can never be rationalized as Whereas, the Department of Defense is committed to completed by the University bring attitudes and behavior abuse, we know that these so- acceptable and can never be reducing cigarette smoking to enhance military of New Hampshire in the learned from their parents called harmless displays of condoned. readiness and ensure the health of our personnel and mid 1970s, found that if you into their marriage. force are the precursor of Conflict in a marriage is Whereas, for ten years, millions drive down any residential If the most significant more serious life-threatening normal and should be used as of smokers have street in any American town enjoyed participation in the American Cancer people in everyone's lives, forms of violence. a positive and healthy Society"s Great American Smokeout, a day on which or city, more than one in six generally parents, were vehicle for mature growth. Studies have shown that they give up cigarettes for just 24 hours, and households has been the unable to communicate in a When this is not possible, early in a marriagae the scene of an incident of spouse meaninguful way and held regardless of the reason, the Now, therefore, I Daniel Schroeder, Major General, husband and wife are abuse in the past year... their frustration and anger equal couple needs help. USA, commanding, do hereby proclaim Thrusday, combatants. Almost daily we learn from by hitting, yelling, using Year after year Nov. 17, 1988 as the day of the First Annual Great frustration Services available on Fort in so the media of yet another abusive and derogatory the force and Army Smokeout at Fort Leonard Wood, and worsen. Suddenly it is the Leonard Wood where couples doing, urge all cigarette smokers to try giving up instance of family violence language, the chances are cigarette'; on that day. and wife beating, and from good that their children will husband as the perpetrator may receive help are Army and the wife the helpless Community Service, Whereas, this demonstration of success suggests that this arrive at the erroneous handle their conflictive the Great American Smokeout, while lighthearted in victim. This is supposedly Chaplain Services, Com- conclusion that it is only men situations in a like manner. aproach, has potential for improving the health of the that women munity or husbands who are violent. due to the fact Mental Health, personnel at Fort Leonard Wood. D.R. Schroeder weaker. Family Actually, men and women While a slap, punch, hit, tend to be physically Life Center, and Maj. Gen. are equally violent, and shove, kick, obscene name- No marriage is free of Social Work Services at the USA, Commanding studies have shown that calling, or any other form of conflict, but whenever the hospital. Winterize your car: Be prepared According to "Murphy's your state requires for snow locks? You won't have to law," if your car is going to emergencies (steel-belted worry about driving in bad break down, it's going to do radials, all-weather radials, weather if you can't get into so on the coldest, wettest day or snow tires) and make sure your car. of the year. Don't be caught your car is properly equip- Are you, the driver, unaware when the ped. prepared to drive in winter thermometer takes that big Is your car supplied with weather? Study and practice dip and the first flakes of the proper anti-freeze to winter driving techniques -.now start to fall. water mixture? Check your (your state police or local Answer the following owners manual and the AAA should have resource questions to assure reliable, directions on the anti-freeze material available) to help safe transportation container to be sure your car assure a safe trip every throughout the winter. is adequately protected for winter. Is your car's engine the coldest possible days. properly tuned? Cold Will your battery survive Winter weather can be - weather is hard on an engine, another cold winter? Ask severe in the Fort Leonard so proper tuning is essential your mechanic to check out Wood area. These preventive to fast starting anrid a smooth your battery and be certain it measures can go a long way Election year facts d >pel ride. will hold its charge. toward ensuring your get myths Are your tires ready for Do you have de-icer where you want to go, safely Some 40 to 50 million votes slippery roads? Ask your Two parties? American Advertiser available outside your car to and on time, during the will be needed to win the 1988 in state Most of us believe only two September police what type of tires solve the problem of frozen winter months. for 1796, warned presidential election. If candidates are running against political parties. current predictions are president, but in fact as A group calling themselves accurate, almost as many many as two dozen will the Federalists wanted a people will vote for the losing appear Energy Awareness Week quiz on ballots in one state stronger government in candidate as vote for the or another. Washington. The The month of October is percent ! b. 5-10 winner. Those who met to create Democratic-Republicans Energy Awareness Month. a. 5-10 c. 18 our nation made no provision thought the states should The following is a quiz to test b. 10-15 5. The difference between Some 80 million American for political parties. In the keep more power. your energy conservation c. 20-25 inadequate and proper home adults, nearly a majority, election of 1788, George Washington's advice about savvy: 1. Air infiltration and d. 35-50 insulation can be what will not vote at all. Such Washington had no party. He parties was ignored. In the leakage are,responsible for 3. Today, what percent of percentage of your fuel bill? silence is usually viewed as was elected without op- December election, much of the energy wasted in all energy consumed in the a. 10 approval, yet the new position. Federalist John Adams the home. The most cost United States is wasted as b. 25 president will have the After eight years in office, defeated Democratic effecitve way to control this heat loss through windows? c. 40 proven support of only one Washington, in the Republican Thomas Jef- adults. problem is: a. 2 d. 50 out of four Philadelphia Daily ferson. (News USA) a. adding attic insulation b. 5 6. More energy is used by b. adding storm windows c. 10 turning a fluorescent light off c. caulking and weather d. 25 when you leave a room and stripping windows, doors, 4. What percent of the American briefs on when you return than by etc. energy for heating hot water leaving it on. Our Constitution is in excessivce, will be 2. If you set your themostat to us a has not had a king among his. can be saved by reducing a. True actual operation; everything national blessing. back 10 degrees for an eight- water temperature from 140 - Helen Keller b. False appears to promise that it - Alexander Hamiliton hour period you may reduce to 120 degrees? ANSWERS: 1-c, 2-b, 3-b, 4-c, will last; but in this world your heating bill by what a. 3-5 5-c, and 6-b nothing is certain but death As I would not be a slave, I and taxes. would not be a master. This American is God's - Benjamin Franklin expresses my idea of crucible, the great melting- democracy. Whatever dif- pot where all the races of C. A. R. E. The basis of our political fers from this, to the extent Europe are melting and system is the right of the of the difference, is no reforming. The real people to make and to alter democracy. American has not yet Countdo wn through fall their constitutions of - Abraham Lincoln arrived. He is only in the government. crucible, Halloween will soon be here. Motorists are encouraged to I tell you - he will - George Washington There is watch out for trlck-or-s reaters. no king who has be the fusion of all races, the not had a slave among his common superman. A national debt, if it is not ancestors, and no slave who - Israil Zangwill

Training safety should be a 'mindset' for all soldiers

During annual training, a and the mission was a the equivalent of 15 M1A1 second nature to soldiers." are ways to realistically Soldiers should be trained soldier was tasked to drive a failure. Abrams tanks this year. "Before deploying on a prevent 98 percent of those to be aware of their communications truck up That accident actually Including privately owned training mission, units must accidents. mountainous terrain to happened this year at the surroundings. Bledsoe said, vehicle accidents, 28,871 hold safety briefings." Communicating is establish an outpost to National Training "If soldiers see something Center, man-days, (nearly 80 years) Bledsoe said, "to talk about essential in the field. Bledsoe monitor the position of the that could present a danger, Fort Irwin, Calif. Luckily, were lost because of ac- the importance of safety and said that helicopters advancing OlPF)OR (op- have they should point it out to the soldier only sprained an cidents. the negative consequences crashed into The trees and tanks whoever is in charge of the posing forces). outpost ankle, and his unit escaped "Those figures are just too when safety is ignored. have rolled off mountains area. The leader must then was vital to the mission injury. If that accident had high to maintain effective Soldiers will be their own and simply because of a lack of make everyone aware of the success of the friendly for- happened during actual force readiness," Forces their unit's worst enemy if communication between situation and try ces. Unfort unately, no one combat, his unit would have Command safety to correct deputy safety training isn't prac- crewmembers. it." bothered to find out if the sustained heavy casualties. director Mike Bledsoe said. ticed in the field." Bledsoe Every soldier soldier had ever driven that Even though fiscal year "Training safety must be said the 98 percent of all It's just common has the sense to responsiblity piece of equipment over 1988 figures are lower than more than just a concept training accidents are keep everybody in your to make rough terrain before The those training safe. Apathy for FY 87, training discussed in briefings. preventable, only two per- crew, unit, or squad in- and soldier hadn't; the com- accidents indifference about hazardous involving Army Training safety must be a cent are caused by acts of formed about mnunications truck and potentially situations have killed too motor, combat and aviation mindset. It must be stressed God or unpreventable cir- dangerous equipment situations and many soldiers were wrecked, vehicles have cost the Army so much that it becomes cumstances, and that there about already. ways to avoid them." (FORSCOM PAO)

"--.-_. This commercial enterprise newspaper is an authorized unofficial publication for members of ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" published by: CI Officer: the U.S. Army. Contents of ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" are not necessarily the official views of, Public Affairs Office (314) 368-3415 Mo Ramsey or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense or the U.S. Army. The ap- Daily Guide (314) 336-3711 CI NCOIC: pearance of advertising in this publication, including inserts and supplements, does not it con- Published Weekly - Thursday Sgt Ist Class Linda S. Lee stitute endorsement by the Department of Defense, or the Daily Guide of the products or ser- Circulation - 7,000 Editor: vices advertised. The Daily Guide is a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Army. Published by offset reproduction Dee Dixon The Daily Guide has an exclusive written contract with Fort Leonard Wood. ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" staff: 6, 5 Commanding General: 11, Everything advertised in this Spec. Eric W. Cramer publication shall be made available for purchase, use or Maj. Gen. Daniel R. Schroeder Spec. Jeffrey M. Peyton patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, Public Affairs Officer: Spec. Carrie Joy vanhorne physical handicap, political affiliation, or any other nonmerit factor of the purchase, user, or Lt. Col. David R. Russell patron. A confirmed violation or rejection of this policy of equal opportunity by an advertiser will result in the refusal to print advertising from that source. (See AR360-81, para 3-11n) 2h7r 1988 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Page 3 ja£a ,jn ')7 1O~~i~ Thursday, Octo berhr1O .w.---- AYONS.,, "Let Us Tr"Pg Physical therapists lusy By C.J. Vanhorne physical therapy," said and arthritis patients. Army physical therapists ESSAYONS Staff Writer Ashley. Prenatal exercise classes are trained at the U.S. Army- "The most common cases for expectant mothers and Baylor Program at the This week is National we get here are sprains, injury care and prevention Academy of Health Science, Physical Therapy Week. The strains and overuse injuries. classes for basic training Fort Sam Houston, Texas. importance of physical The majority of these are units are also given under the About 18 officers complete therapy is widespread. basic trainees, however, the direction of physical the 15-month program each The clinic at the General extent of their injuries are therapy. term to become physical Leonard Wood Army usually not severe. Many are "There's a big plus to therapists. Army wide there Community Hospital sees due to the soldier arriving for being in the Army as a are only 170 physical more than 3,000 patients each training out of shape.' They physical therapist. We have therapists. month; 85 percent of those just aren't ready for the much more flexibility within Capt. Robin Weaver and are outpatients. marching, training and the practice than our civilian 1st Lt. Dawn Standley, The staff is composed of a physical aspects of basic counterparts," Ashley said. GLWACH's other staff secretary, three physical training," he continued. "Patients are sent to us by a physical therapists, are both therapists, five military and Back and knee problems are doctor, nurse or physician graduates of this program. two civilian assistants. Most the two most frequent cases. assistant. The majority of Enlisted personnel must of the hands-on treatment the The remaining cases are our patients receive finish a 26-week course at patient receives is provided serious injuries and the assessment, treatment and Fort Sam Houston, Texas, CJ. Vanhorne by the physical therapy patient may even have un- discharge all at the following their basic training Pat Comte, Red Cross volunteer, adjusts a hot assistants. dergone surgery. discretion of the physical and basic medical training to "We try to treat everyone To relieve many of the therapist. Only a few civilian become physical therapy pack on Staff Sgt. Jimmie Prince's shoulder who comes through our door. more minor injuries the clinics allow their therapists technicians. following an ultrasound treatment for bursitis. Last Friday we saw 162 patient would normally get to treat a patient without people," said Lt. Col. Robert an ice pack, moist heat, being under direct physician Ashley, chief of the physical ultrasound or the whirlpool. supervision. therapy clinic. "Everyone who comes to "Our primary mission is physical therapy will be "The Army physical musculoskeletal evaluation doing some sort of exercise therapists have been doing of soldiers. However, this for their injury," Ashley this since about 1975 when we clinic treats all eligible said. "We also have very were designated as health patients," he said. "An sophisticated equipment care extenders due to the assessment is made of their here for the patients." physician shortage. The complaint, which is usually One is the Cybex machine. great advantage is that it some kind of muscular or It tests the muscle strength takes a big load off the Or- skeletal dysfunction. of each leg and also the in- thopedic Department. "A physical therapist dividual muscles in the leg. evaluates the problem and This is used for diagnostic "Physical therapy is the orders X-rays if neccessary, tests to determine the leg's third field in greatest then determine the treat- strength prior to surgery, demand in the civilian ment that will best correct during rehabilitation and sector," said Ashley. "There the problem. For active-duty post operative to check the are over 112 degree soldiers that may mean improvement. programs for physical putting them on some kind of Physical therapy plays an therapy, from an 18-month temporary profile while they important role in the certificate program to a ' T _'' x4 undergo treatment by treatment of burn, stroke master's degree." C.J. Vanborne Spec. Stephen Halley, physical the Cybex machine on Pvt. 1 Ronald Clinic volunteer once patient therapy assistant, checks the fit of Dean's leg.

By C.J Vanhorne "I lost much of the muscle that I began speed walking ESSAYONS Staff Writer strength and coordination in and now I can run," Comte the left side of my body. I felt said. The Physical Therapy numb all of the time," said Clinic at the General Comte. Comte found that Leonard Wood Army Besides undergoing through his own deter- Community Hospital has had supervised treatment mination and the help of the their share of extraordinary through the clinic, Comte physical therapy staff he was recovery cases. worked on the deficiencies on able to regain much of his One of these cases is the his own. strength and coordination. story of Pat Comte, now a To better his coordination, "I decided to work as a Red Cross volunteer at the he resumed his hobby of volunteer here because I felt clinic. building scale model cars. that I owed it to them after "When I first started, I had the 18 months of help and In the fall of 1986 Comte to throw away a lot of kits. support they gave me. And flipped his pick-up truck end Now I am able to construct besides, I just enjoy helping over end three times and was the models as well as when I people," Comte explained. thrown about 100 feet. The was 16," he said. Comte began volunteering accident left him with a Comte began lifting as an assistant at inpatient closed head injury and un- weights to increase his treatment in January 1988 conscious for an extended strength. Someday he plans and now has in excess of 900 period of time. to participate in body hours compiled. He will soon Following his release from building. begin working as a physical a Columbia, Mo., hospital in "Another thing I couldn't therapist assistant trainee December 1986, he began do when I left inpatient under civil service. outpatient treatment at treatment was run. I had to Comte has also enrolled in GLWACH twice a week train myself to land on the classes at Drury College this through 1987. heel of my left foot. To do semester. Bus lines offe non-seasonal rates DRSETO FU AR Ss Greyhound Bus Lines is offering a special roundtrip personnel and their family In addition, the package SINGLE DOOR members, military retirees express program, has been DOUBLE DOOR fare of $149 for some military The Hawke Wood Stove is a The Hawke Wood Stove Is and their families, National extended to provide special designed to permit slow, efficient personnel and their families superior, proven design featuring an Guard reservists and their rates to any point served by easy to empty ashpan, primary and burning of wood. this highly efficient between two points served by families and foreign active- secondary air vents to enable burning means that, normally, only the bus lines. Packages up to complete and efficient combustion. two or three wood fills are needed the system. Tickets will be duty military and family 10 pounds cost $10, and 61 to per day. good for 120 days with ex- An effcient front hearth ther Quality and Durability are built members are eligible for the 100 pounds $20. For further mostatically controlled blower for into the Hiawke Wood Stove, along ceptions for the periods, Nov. discount. No children's information, call the local quiet, trouble-free operation. with heating efficiency. 21-28 and Dec. 16 through For viewing of the cherry glow of Each Hawk Wood Stove is discounts apply. bus lines. the wood fire, a pyroceramic glass engineered to create a high velocity Jan. 4. door is standard. air flow with minimun noise level. The Hawke stove is designed With all its functional features, the Active-duty military specifically to burn wood and is COMPARE 1295.00 Hawke Wood Stove can be used with avialable as a free standing or COMPARE 1150.00 any furniture style. Simple, tasteful REGULAR 945.00 fireplace insert model. REGULAR 745.00 SALE 850.00 lines make the Hawke at home SALE 670.50 wherever it comes to rest. Drug free Continued from Page 1 .. '" o l " _ _ - - ' " " ______SINGLE DOOR WOOD AIR FIR EPLACE lives, the fear of unsafe force. He also noted DoD's are honorary chairmen for The Wood-Aire Insert was streets and the decline in assistance to law en- that week. WOOD AIR INSERT designed and constructed to get the productivity. maximum amount of heat from a The Depart- forcement agencies "to help With utility costs steadily in- minimum amount of fuel. Utilizing ment of Defense has been a prevent drugs from entering creasing, the Wood-Aire Stove easily Wood-Aire's famous heat collection The primary goals of the pays for irself. Beautiful decorator ststem, the Insert is capable of leader in the fight against our country and to eradicate campaign are to strengthen design coupled with great efficiency providing all the heat your home drug abuse." them at their source." and high heat output make the needs. existing education programs Wood-Aire Stove a real bargain. With ulitily costs steadily in- The campaign will run and to stimulate new, Wood-Aire's Stoves are con- creasing, the Wood-Aire Insert Carlucci mentioned the along with structed of high quality heavy-duty easily pays for itself. Beautiful National Red community-based activities American made steel and feature decorator design coupled with great dramatic decline in the rate Ribbon Week, organized to through nationwide Wood-Aire's exclusive built-in grate efficiency and high heat output of drug abuse in the military mobilize family and com- COMPARE 1095.80 system. COMPARE 1195.00 make the Insert a real bargain. mobilization of concerned REGULAR 909.00 Wood-Aire's Insert is constructed and DoD initiatives to munity drug prevention parents, business leaders REGULAR 736.00 of high quality heavy-duty American require contractors to SALE 662.00 SALE 818.00 made steel and features Wood-Aire's programs. President Ronald and civic, social and youth exclusive built-in grate system. establish a drug-free work Reagan and Nancy Reagan groups. (AFIS) No Money Down, In House Financing, 30 Mile Free Delivery, Installation Available Smoke out Continued from Page 1 'COXBROTHERS COX OU post exchange and hospital to through the adopt-a-smoker verifying that the smoker give out buttons and pam- program. actually did quit for 24 hours phlets; nonsmoking per- The nonsmoker will be and then that cut-away STOR6- sonnel will be asked to asked to sign a cut-away portion is returned to the "adopt" a friend who smokes portion at the bottom of the smokers health promotion buies'L-p444 - i s> and offer him or her support Adopt-a-smoker contract team representative or to and encouragement to quit aftr Smoke Out day, Nutter Field House. Vacri a ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, October 27,1988 -Rae' Engineer cuts count Sawdust flies at contest as 58th Trans. 'saws'energy

The 58th Transportation Each team contains a team tain, Sgt. Clark Dalen, Spec. Battalion, 1st Engineer captain, a log holder, and two Danny Martin, Glen Huff- Brigade, made the sawdust sawyers. The mechanics of man, and Leonard fly in its 3rd Annual Cross the competition are simple. McAllister. Huffman and Cut Saw Competition Friday. Teams race against the clock McAllister, who zipped to see which team of sawyers their log with the through Meant to underline can cut through a six-inch log chainsaw-like speed, ad- energy con- need for the most rapidly. mitted to experience with a the servation, and make crosscut saw in their past, public aware of energy according to George. waste, the competition also The teams race in three "heats," with a final boosts the morale of the The event was highlighted championship between the battalion and provides wood by the presence of post fastests times. The for heating the unit's winter two commanding is made more deputy bivouac sites, according to challenge general, Brig. Gen. Arvid E. difficult by the fact that the Staff Sgt. James George, W e s t , and the Eric Cramer team captain marks the top special pr iects non- congratulations of Jack inch from its end. Capt. Patrick Shur cheers on team Gordan, and Mark Adams, as they commissioned officer for the of log one DeShurley, chief of energy The team must cut to the Morgan begin their cut. 58th Trans. management for the members Mark Petty, There is a one-second mark. Directorate of Engineering penalty for each one-quarter This year's competition and Housing, for the bat- cut is off the mark. matched eight four-man inch the talion's support of Energy raced This year's winning team teams. The teams Awareness Eeek. competing for time in heats. members were; team cap-

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Sharing Soldiers of the 132nd Engineer Brigade pick up toys for the ACS Christmas Toy Drive.

C.J. Vanhorne

Eric Cramer Harking back to lumberjack times, a team from the 58th Transportation Battalion begins their cut.

DoD program helps emp!oyees

By Jeffrey Peyton can still recruit internally," mine where they would like ESSAYONS Staff Writer Tapp said. "But priorities to move. If any installation one and two require us to within the post's The Defense Department's make an offer to geographical zone has an Program for Stability of registrants." occupation a registrant is Civilian Employment can Priority one personnel qualified for, the registrant assist Fort Leonard Wood include employees displaced must be offered the job. The employees in finding jobs at due to RIF action, or losing CPO pays PCS tran- other DoD installations when demoted six or more grades. sportation costs. Board discusses mpact Ad work-force adjustments are Priorty two personnel in- "During the last RIF, our imposed by major realign- clude employees returning The status of the impact elude civilians working on Braden said one way the zone was extended to neigh- ments and reorganizations, from their two or more aid funding program was military bases. district could cope with what boring states because the commercial activities or overseas (within the same explained at the Monday The discussion was he called a trend, was to RIF action effected so many reductions-in-force. component of DoD) tours, or night session of Waynesville triggered by the district's qualify as a class 3D 2B people,'' Tapp said. The "Stopper Program," employees demoted four or R-VI School Board. concern over a decrease in school. "Twenty-three employees said Terry Tapp, personnel five grades. Priority three enrollment in the school The Fort Wood Direc- have accepted job offers management specialist, employees include em- Impact aid funding refers district during 1987. While torates of Personnel and resulting from that RIF. Civilian Personnel Office, is ployees demoted one to three to money school districts the enrollment of class B Community Activities and Most employees registered designed to give priority grades, employees returning receive from the government students, military i mily Engineering and Housing are with the program outside the placement to displaced DoD after their first to provide operational ex- member students living off looking into the changes in overseas commuting area have employees. tour, and family member penses when a large number post, has gone up, the enrollment of military received offers." "We call it the Stopper registrants. of military family member enrollment of class A family member students. Tapp said it is important to Program because it essen- Tapp said there are students impact on a school students, military family In other action, school emphasize that supervisors tially stops all recruitment several systems within the district. In Waynesville member students living on board members voted to have no choice in accepting action when a registrant on Stopper Program. "The school district's case, the post has decreased. Class A adopt several new policies or declining an employee the referral list matches a Retain Grade impact is Fort Leonard Wood enrollment dropped 200 to 250 and revise others. Personnel program, offered a job through the vacant occupational DoD's Priority Placement military family member students in 1987, while class matters were discussed but program. students. These students specialty," he said. "We are Program, Voluntary "Employees registered in B enrollment has gone up. no action taken. required to make an offer to make up in excess of 20 The school board also Overseas Program, and the the program have been someone who is on the list Family Member Program percent of the school The enrollment figures on approved the addition of a determined to be qualified to exceed the and qualified for a vacant are included in the Stopper jobs they register students locally class A and B students af- kindergarten bus route. It for the minimum requirement and fects position," he said. package," he said. for," he said. "Employees funding for the district. was added to ease logistical "The amount of According Fort Wood receives a Stopper Program with conduct and per- bring the highest to Braden, the problems connected with is also a funding available into the good source of formance problems cannot school district receives having an afternoon kin- computer listing - by oc- recruiting - information for district's coffers. between $1,525 to $1,950 in dergarten session. cupation of people selecting even register." According to Dr. Jim impact aid per class A registered in the program, supervisors who. have or Tapp said the system's Braden, superintendent, student but only $150 to $250 A progress report was also Tapp said. The registrants anticipate vacancies." intent is to keep federal impact aid in the beginning for class B students. These given on asbestos removal in are divided into three Tapp explained how employees from losing their referred to areas used by dollar amounts reflect the school buildings. This project priorities. Stopper works. careers. "The system is a military installations. Now it 1987 level set by the govern- is expected to be completed "When a registrant ap- The losing CPO registers good one, and it works," he has been broadened to in- ment. by Dec. 31. pears on a priority three, we employees in the program, said. "But people have to be he said. Employees deter- willing to relocate." Leave pests overseas when you return to CONUS CFC Each year an uncounted pests -- the Hessian fly, have infested American fruit closely with the Department and certain endangered number of goods mailed which feeds on wheat plants crops, primarily citrus of Agriculture, the Public species of plants are either from overseas or brought - was probably brought into fruits, Clegern said. It may Health Service and the prohibited from entering the update into the United States are the United States during the cost millions of dollars to Customs Service. Among country or require an import War in the confiscated by officials of the Revolutionary eradicate an infestation. other missions, it helps permit. As of Oct. 21 the Combined U.S. Customs Service or the straw bedding of Hessian '"'Other imported pest educate service members, Sausages from Germany, Federal Campaign received U.S. Department of mercenaries," said Air problems, like the gypsy civilian employees and their unless they have been ap- $122,129 in donations, ac- Agriculture. Fresh produce Force Col. Robert Clegern, moth and the Japanese families of various import proved for import, are a cording to Ann Paris, CFC and meat products are director of the Armed Forces beetle are here to stay," prohibitions. prime example coordinator. especially prone to seizure. Pest Management Board in Clegern said, "because they of mail "Mailing goods from violations. Commercially Confiscation is a safety Forest Glen, Md. are established in wide areas overseas remains a Paris urges everyone measure designed to prevent Since then, various insects, and impossible labeled cooked or canned to problem," Clegern said. meats that don't require who's held on to their con- an agricultural pest from such as the Oriental and eradicate." According to the Customs refrigeration and that have tributions to please send being brought into the United Mediterranean fruit flies, Service, fruits, plants, been hermetically sealed them in so CFC can meet States, said an agriculture have been unknowingly The Armed Forces Pest vegetables, cuttings, seeds, may, however, be brought their goal of $189,000 by the official. "One of our oldest imported and consequently Management Board works unprocessed plant products into the United States. deadline, Nov. 4. Page 5 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, October 27,19 vP " U Ba rretta mprovement in MP sidearm over old 45s By Eric Cramer model. "It handles much action" meaning it must be to rise and fall, firing the with both pistols, and have Although the Army intends t ESSAYONS Staff Writer better than the .45, and it's manually cocked before it cartridge in the chamber. seen better performance stay with the 9-mm, doubl, more accurate, too," she can fire. Most modern double action from the 9-mm. We've also action design, the Berrett As the Army moves toward said. The accepted safe say to semi-automatic pistols can found some .45 bullets that pistol may not remain the the next century, there will The Army's purpose for carry the weapon and then safely be carried with a barely made it to the target. only U.S. Army sidearm. be changes in training, adopting the new design is put it into action is to carry it round chambered. The 9 mm is a much higher Other firearms companie: doctrine, and equipment at twofold. First, the 9-mm with the forward down on an The Berretta design velocity cartridge than the have claimed that they wer many levels. Some of these parabellum cartridge is the empty chamber. To ready adopted by the Army has .45 ACP (automatic Colt treated unfairly in the changes started when the North Atlantic Treaty the weapon, the shooter then other advantages over its pistol)," she said. selection process, so the Army began to replace its Organization standard pulled the slide to the rear, predeccessor. Weighing testing has been reinitiated aging stock of 1911A-1 .45 cartridge for sidearms and chambering the first round about one-half pound less Even though the new pistol "We've understood the first caliber semi-automatic submachine guns. Second, from the magazine, which than the .45, the 9-mm is and round are popular with order of Berrettas will be pistols with the new 9- the Army wanted to move also cocked the pistol. capable of carrying 15 the troops to whom they are filled, but then the selection millimeter Berretta. from a "single action" to a The double action rounds of ammunition in its issued, there currently is process may be reopened," The first units to receive "double action" pistol, and to automatic, first produced by magazine, compared to eight doubt as to their future. Holtz said. the new sidearm at Fort one with a higher magazine the Walther firearms for the .45. Leonard Wood belong to the capacity. company in Germany during Although many enthusiasts military police. According to The Army's .45, designed the years between World have argued that the .45 is Becoming special agent 1st Lt. Vicki Holtz of by American firearms in- War I and WWII, does not more powerful than the Headquarters Company, ventor John Moses Browning have to be manually armed smaller 9-mm (ap- Military Police Activity, the in 1905, was one of the first before firing. With the proximately .36 caliber), could be yourr career new weapon is an im- successful semi-automatic hammer at rest, pulling the Holtz said this isn't obvious. provement over the older firearms. It is a "single trigger causes the hammer "We've been on the range The United States Army E-5 and 21 years old. In Criminal Investigation addition, the prospective Command may have a place agent should have two years for you as a CID Special of college or the equivalent, a Awards Agent. minimum GT or ST score of Are you interested in 110 and a passing score on Meritorious (Second Oak Leaf Cluster) Staff Sgt. Clarence T. Powell, HQ Drivers criminal investigation? the physical fitness test, as Service Capt. Curtis A. Lee, B-2-10-3 Co., 43rd AG Bn. Would you like a position that well as six months law en- Sgt. Ronald R. Ulrigg, CTC-169-136 Wade L. Brown, HHC-5-136 Badge offers career progression, forcement experience. Medal George Skeene, E-4-10-3 Master Sgt. Partrick L. Craig, 50th specialized schooling, Some of these Staff Sgt. David A. Robertson, E-3- (First Oak Leaf Cluster) HQ-87-1 Ord. Det. worldwide travel and requirements are 10-3 Staff Sgt. Sgt. Orlando Soto, Hector Torreshernandez, Staff Sgt. William F. Cummings, challenging waiverable. Michael S. Hector Torreshernandez, Gar. assignments? Not meeting a Gwynn, HQ-87-1 Gar. Co.-169-136 50th Ord. Det. William C. Davis, HQ-58-1 CID is the Army's sole requirement should not keep Co.-169-136 Elmer R. Gardner, MEDDAC agency for the investigation an interested soldier from Army Wilson Delgado, E-4-10-3 Sgt. Joe L. Holyfield, HQ Det., 3rd of serious crimes Clyde Hill, MEDDAC BT Bde. committed applying. Each application is Commendation Darren D. Jeffery, E-4-10-3 by or against members of the considered individually David A. Larke, MEDDAC Rex M. Spencer Jr., 50th Ord. Det. and Medal Army. The command also weighed on its own merit. ARCOM Spc. Melody E. Leveridge, HQ Co., Spc. Douglas J. Leake, HQ Det., 3rd provides protective services Once accepted, candidates (Fourth Oak Leaf Cluster) Maj. Raymond J. Enzenauer, 136th Engr. Bde. BTBde. to certain Department of for the special agent MEDDAC Sarah M. Rhyner, 2-10-3 Theron I. McKiver, HQ Det., 3rd Defense officials. program attend a 15-week (Third Oak Leaf Cluster) Capt. Henry B. Burch, MEDDAC Jeff L. Holder, MEDDAC BT Bde. Initially, investigator's course at Fort Staff Sgt. Charles W. Weber, HQ-577- Clyde V. Rose Jr., MEDDAC Ronald M. Wissler, HHC, 132nd Brian S. Shelton, 50th Ord. Det. a special agent is McClellan, Ala. Upon 1 1st Lt. Dennis L. Jones, MEDDAC 50th Ord Det. involved in all types of Engr. Bde. Stephen C. Voland, completion, criminal investigations, but the prospective can eventually become agent will be assigned to a specialized, if desired, as a new duty station and com- Job openings polygraph examiner, plete one year probationary training laboratory examiner or under the guidance of economic crime in- an accredited agent. Information on jobs is Jobs listed as open iniclude: vestigator. Once accredited (upon available at the Job In- - Pharmacists, Open completion of the formation Center, room 117, - Medical Officer, Op en To apply, call the Chief, probationary period), many building 315. The center is - Clinical Nurse, Openn Investigative Support, of opportunities are available open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. your local CID office. At Fort for additional specialized For more information, call Job testing Leonard wood, that person is schooling. Another benefit 368-5627. The St. Louis Off ice of Master Sgt. Robert B. Davis. for the enlisted special agent Personnel Managem ent is He is in building 1907; call in CID is the chance to apply Applications and in- administering the clerical 368-3165. Davis will explain for appointment to warrant formation are also available civil service test att Fort the application procedures officer. from the Office of Personnel Leonard Wood at 2 p.nmn. Nov. and arrange to meet with Applying for a special Management, 300 Old Post 10 and Dec. 15 at biuilding you. agent position with CID could Office Building, 815 Olive Engineer B be the beginning classrooms,1023, 1st rigade Army Regulation 195-3, of an ex- Street, St. Louis, Mo. 63101, corner of EEast19 Acceptance and Ac- citing and rewarding career or by calling (314) 425-4285. Street and Artillery Circle. creditation of Criminal In- in the law enforcement field vestigative Personnel, lists for you. CID agents are the prerequisites and con- recognized worldwide as On this date - November tains a sample format for the some of the best trained and application. Any qualified technically proficient in- service member on active vestigators in Nov. 1 Nov. 7 the law en- D.C., 1962 American Nov. 20 duty may apply for the In a test at Eniwetok in the Carl Stokes elected the first Week begins. National program. The forcement community. If you Education Family Week special agent would like to join Marshall Islands, the United black mayor of a major U.S. this elite begins. basic requirements are that States explodes the first city -Cleveland, 1967. group of professionals, talk Nov. 15 the applicant be a U.S. to your local CID office now. hydrogen bomb, 1952. All The Continental Congress Nov. 21 Military Family RPcn citizen, maximum grade of Call 368-3165. Saints Day. Nov. 8 approves the Articles of M11111.Gi1y my1v Rg1 rnition General Election Day. Confederation, forerunner of Day. the U.S. Constitution, 1777. Nov. 3 Nov. 22 1st Brigade chooses The first automobile show in Nov. 9 President John F. Kennedy the United States opens at Vietnem Veterans Memorial Nov. 18 assassinated in Dallas, 1963. four outstanding New York's Madison Square "Three Servicemen" statue Five standard time zones soldiers Garden, 1900. unveiled in Washington, adopted to eliminate the Nov. 24 Staff Sgt. Susan T. Dewey, Spec. Flavio Kalczuk was D.C., 1984. confusion caused by more Thanksgiving Day Headquarters and honored as the Soldier of the First public streetcar service Headquarters Company, 1st Month. Assigned Nov. 5 than 100 "local times" in to Nov. 10 begins Engineer Brigade, won the Headquarters, Susan B. Anthony is sued for existence across the con- in New York City. 577th U.S. Marine Corps Fare: 12 and one-half cents NCO of the Quarter award. $100 (she didn't pay it) tinent, 1883. to Engineer Battalion, 1st for established, 1775. Marine ride the horse-drawn She works at the Installation attempting to vote in the vehicle, Engineer Brigade. Kalczuk Corps Memorial dedicated, 1832. Correctional Custody works presidential election for as a personnel ad- 1954. Nov. 19 Facility as the operations ministration specialist. Ulysses S. Grant, 1872. Sadie Seventeen acres of the Nov. 27 sergeant. Hawkins Day. Gettysburg battlefield Army War College Soldier of the Quarter was The winner for the Nov. 11 dedicated as a national established in Washington, awarded to Spec. Tracy L. Chaplain Assistant of the Veterans Day. World War I cemetery; Lincoln delivers D.C., 1901. Nov. 6 Gardner. She works as a Quarter award was Spec. ends, 1918. the Gettysburg address, 1863. In the first official in- supply sergeant at Company Rose Goethe, Headquarters Secretary of the Navy ap- Nov. 29 tercolleglate football game, A, 87th Engineer Battalion, and Headquarters Company, Nov. 13 proves the Marine First Army-Navy football Rutgers beats Princeton, six Corps 1st Enginer Brigade. 1st Engineer Brigade. Vietnam War Memorial emblem (globe, anchor and game played. Navy wins, 24- goals to four, 1869. dedicated in Washington, eagle), 1868. 0, 1890. Court report Lunch menus. Two soldiers and The school lunch program one Anthony E. Castle of food cake, milk, or burrito, green beans, pineapple, Elementary Schools include: civilian were convicted of for Waynesville and Fort french fries and milk; Nov. 3, Waynesville, Mo.; Staff Sgt. garlic toast, milk; Nov. 2, Oct. 28, apple juice, bran driving while intoxicated. Charles Leonard Wood schools has fried chicken, mashed H. Clay, Combat cheeseburger, pickles, tater flakes, toast and milk; Oct. One soldier was convicted of Training been announced. potatoes, celery stick, Company, 169th tots, peaches, bun, milk; 31, apple juice, drumstick, blood alcohol concentration. Engineer Battalion, The menu for Waynesville pineapple, bread and milk, Nov. 136th 3, fish with tartar toast and milk; Nov. 1, grape One soldier was found not Engineer Brigade; Senior High School follows: or sloppy joe, french fries sauce, cheese and Spec. stick, french juice, scrambled eggs, toast guilty of DWI. Gary L. Oct. 28, frito pie, buttered and milk; Nov. 4, fish with fries, Rennaker salad, ice cream, bread and milk; Nov. 2, apple juice, One case was dismissed, corn, cole slaw, ice cream, tartar sauce, tater tots, cole Headquarters, 87th Engineer and milk. little smokies, biscuit and two were continued, Battalion, bread and milk, or ham- slaw, ice cream, bread and one 1st Engineer jelly and milk; Nov. 3, orange transferred, one under Brigade. Convicted burger, french fries, bun and milk, or cheeseburger, tater The complex of BAC breakfast juice, pizzaburger, half a bun consideration and two was Spec. milk; Oct. 31, tacos with tots, bun and milk. menus for Pick John A. Bishop Jr. and Pershing and milk. referred to commanders. of Company cheese, lettuce and tomato, The lunch menus for Wood A, 43rd Adjutant Convicted of DWI were: General mixed vegetables, peanut middle and elementary Battalion. butter brownies, milk, or hot schools include: Oct. 28, fish At the movies dog, french fries, bun and with tartar sauce, french milk; Nov. 1, spaghetti with fries, cole slaw, ice cream, Paradise (PG-13), 1:30 p.m., Oct. 29 7 p.m., Nov. 2 meat sauce, grated cheese, Abrams Theater The Hero and The Terror (R), 7 bread and milk; Oct. 31, Beetlejuice (PG), 6 p.m., Oct. 29 and Crocodile green beans, peaches, hot For more information, call Dundee II (PG), 7 p.m., p.m., Oct. 28 chicken pattie, cheese stick, 7 p.m., Nov. 1 Nov. 3 and 4 roll and milk, or rib-B-Q, 368-1267 A Fish Called Wanda (R), 6:30 p.m., mashed potatoes, ap- Nightmare on Elm Street IV (R), 8 Night Patrol (R), 9:30p.m., Nov. 4 french Above The Law (R), Oct. 29 fries, coney bun and plesauce, raisins, roll and 7 p.m., Oct. 27 p.m., Oct. 29; 6:30 p.m. Oct. 30 and 7 milk; Nov. 2, Corn dog, Nightmare on Elm Street, Parts I, II p.m., Oct. 31 Baker Theater milk; Nov. 1, spaghetti with Big Business (PG), 1:30p.m., french fries, salad, devils and III (R), 7 p.m., Oct. 28 Phantasm II(R), 10 p.m., Oct. 29 Oct. 30 meat sauce, cheese stick, For more information, call Hot to Revenge 1Inc Nerds 1I, Nerds in The Presidio (R), 1:30 p.m., Oct. 30, 368-2531 Trot (PG), 6:30 p.m., Oct. 30 Willow (PG), 7 p.m., Nov. 4 Page 6 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, October 27, 1988 Vuono calls training cornerstone of readiness Training, the Army's If you think that the Army and mission success. These know what the standards are The second pillar is ex- theme this year, was called Is ready, what is left to do to measures should reinforce and know that performing to perience. Operational ex- the cornerstone of readiness be prepared for war? other efforts to ensure in- standards is important. If perience through duty by Gen. Carl E. Vuono, Army There is plenty to do. We dividual training receives you have high standards and assignments provides our Chief of Staff, in an recent have momentum, which is the attention it deserves. you train to them, you will leaders with the opportunity interview by Soldiers moving the Army in a very have a great Army. to use and build upon the magazine. The former positive direction. Yet we Do NCOs have enough time Assessments and after- knowledge gained while in commanding general of can't afford to relax. We to personally train their action reviews are important our schools. Training and Doctrine must continue to improve. soldiers on individual skills? to communicating and en- And the third pillar is self- Command, discussed the The threat continues to grow Yes. The reason I say this forcing standards. Soldiers development. Our leaders Army's training and change in many ways. If is because these leaders are expect and should receive must train and develop achievements and why the we don't improve, we run the constantly with soldiers - feedback on their per- themselves. They must Year of Training never risk of losing ground. So talking to them, advising formance. We stress after- exercise initiative, a well- really ends. leaders need to continually them, listening to them, action reviews at all levels to known trait of Americans assess their units: What is setting an example for them ensure we all learn from and successful leaders. I Questions and Vuono's the impact of upcoming and teaching them. At that every training event. believe strongly that each of answers follow: organizational changes? level - squad, section, team Leaders should then use these pillars is important and How do we train soldiers on or platoon - virtually these assessments to plan they are very much in- new items of equipment? everything a leader does is future training. terwoven. Together, they Is the Army ready today? How do we revise methods or training. Training has to be VUONO: "Standards Im- lead to tactically and portant.part of training." Yes, we're a ready Army. I SOPs to account for new seen as a "mindset" or an What about evaluating the technically competent see us as ready for a number doctrine? New equipment? attitude about what is going leaders? leaders and to a great Army. They are men and women of of reasons. First, we have But if you asked me what on around you. That's a good point. outstanding principle - their integrity is soldiers in our we need to do in our training Having said that, I know Leaders must also train What role do leaders ranks. play beyond reproach. They They perform to better prepared, I would that units are busy subordinate leaders to in training in our units? superbly; they get real accept the responsibility of say that, as a priority, we all organizations. And no one is conduct training to high Leaders make results. They are better good being a role model 24 hours a need to work at linking busier than a non- standards. The im- training happen. educated and more They are day, seven days a week. training to the mission. We commissioned officer. They plementation of the NCO responsible disciplined than ever before. for training our know which missions involve must, therefore, take ad- Evaluation Report will help soldiers to fight and win They are highly motivated to in And good leaders em- certain training tasks, both vantage of the many training us to mprove in this area. battle. That takes great do what soldiers have to do to unit tasks and phasize training. They un- individual opportunities throughout the This new report emphasizes effort. Leaders must have derstand that tough, realistic be winners. They understand tasks. We have manuals that day. This requires a great leader development and the dedication and deter- training builds confidence in the importance of teamwork. show us that. And we know deal of planning. It means performance-oriented mination to train soldiers and prepares them Secondly, these soldiers have that you just can't to high ac- that these leaders must know training and requires officer standards. That is an ex- to fight and win in combat. the best equipment in the complish unit training their soldiers. They must and NCO supervisors to cellent start - the deter- world. They have quickly successfully without doing know what is on the training counsel their NCO subor- mination of the leaders Next, good leaders listen to learned to master the new the individual tasks schedule and why. And they dinates on their per- toward good training. The their soldiers. They listen to systems we have fielded. associated with it. must be dedicated understand - every formance. It's important for other side of good training is their needs, to In my opinion, what we minute of the day - to im- everyone to get on board and measure their competence And our training is better have to do better is plan and just plain hard work by going proving the performance of make this new report work. through the process and to hear their ideas. than ever. Our combat execute our training in a of their soldiers against planning, Finally, good leaders are training centers, such as the fashion that takes full ad- executing and established standards. Where does leader training assessing training. dedicated to taking care of National Training Center at vantage of the available time fit in the priorities? soldiers and their families. Fort Irwin, Calif., and the to train on both individual How Leader are standards Im- training is one of How would you describe a Joint Readiness Training and unit tasks concurrently. They realize portant? my highest priorities. It good leader? that caring Center at Fort Chaffee, Ark., We have a term for that and Standards includes does not mean coddling. are an im- three important First, good leaders are are putting our units through it's called multiechelon They treat every soldier with portant part of training. The aspects - or pillars. The tactically and technically the most demanding, intense training. time spent training first pillar dignity that he or she on a task is formal military competent. They know their realistic training in my At the combat training is wasted if schooling. deserves. To the extent the soldiers don't Our system of jobs. They stress the fun- memory. center, we've begun to assess know how well they have to progressive and sequential possible, they make the damentals of soldiering. If the status of a unit's in- do it. leader schooling is family a part of the unit among you read military history, and Finally, we have superb dividual training and relate So our leaders have to the finest in the sensitive to the needs world. It you will find that the best of leaders, noncommissioned it back to the unit's overall teach soldiers family members. how to do a prepares our non- units are -those that officers and officers, who are performance against the task correctly. did the That takes commissioned officers, of- basics very well. competent and confident. So OPFOR. Our after-action time, but leaders must do it. ficers and civilian Again, good leaders set the leaders for Good leaders also set the I'm convinced that we are a reviews now focus on in- Our soldiers will meet and positions example and know and of greater example in everything ready Army. dividual skill performance exceed standards if they responsibility. they See "Vuono" do. They serve selflessly. Continued on Page 7 HELP US SPONSOR A COMMUNITY BEDROOM AT THE HOUSE THAT BUYING A NEW CAR?

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-I Vuono Continued from Page 6 Vuono Contiued rom age u consistently enforce stan- Looking back over the past dards. year, what accomplishments have you seen in the area of Everywhere in the Army, training? it seems, the intensity is I believe we have ac- high. Why the tough pace? complished a great deal, and If you study the first the process is ongoing. We battles of past wars, you'll will realize benefits of this see that American armies year of training long after have not always done well. the year has ended. Afterward, they have had to First, and perhaps most work hard to catch up on important, we have been training to be able to win. Up able to get soldiers and their SU until now, we've always had leaders talking about the time to catch up. Next training: How to train better, VUONO: Leaders must time, we may not have that more effecitvely. This train and develop them- time. My goal is to ensure "return to the basics" has selves." that if we must fight, no been very beneficial. soldier should become a Second, we have made casualty because of significant progress in the will lead to a trained and inadequate training. That's a development of a doctrine for ready Army. commitment that leaders training. We have long had throughout the Army must doctrine on how to fight, a share. war-fighting doctrine for Vuono summed up the conducting training. This interview thusly: What advice would you will improve the way we use Many people asked me give to soldiers, especially E- our training resources, such about our tight budgets. I SPENDING. 4s and below, to improve as time, money and land. believe we have sufficient themselves in training? And third, we have funds to train well and to be The most important thing generated a number of prepared for war. That won't they can do is to strive for initiatives that will enhance change either. tactical and technical the caliber of training in our And approve How? we can your Per- proficiency. Soldiers who units. For example, we are Funds are an important know With the "Better than a Bank: sonal Credit Line over tlhe phone. their jobs well are initiating an awards resource for training, but invaluable Personal Credit Line. The same day von call to the unit. program that recognises there s more to training than They must also con- It's the simple, easy way for career 'Transferring? No problem. When outstanding unit training. We dollars. The commitment of centrate on being team are focusing extra attention leaders to organize and military people to borrow money. you transfecr, your Personal Credit players. We need soldiers on marksmanship and conduct quality training is Because who understand the im- once you're approved, Line transfe:rs with you. physical fitness training. just as important. I'll give HFC will give you a credit line for Houselhold Finance can help sup- portance of teamwork. A unit you an exmaple of the kind of that works well together can up to $10,000. port military spending in other ways What do you see as the commitment I'm talking do more After that, you can write yourself too. With personal loans. And exciting and com- continuing challenges in the about. plex tasks. That requires area of training? a loan just by writing a soldiers check. Any- budget planning. to be selfless and We face two rather broad Recently I observed a unit time. For anything. While on TDY So give us a call. We'll go to work. dedicated to mission ac- challenges. First, soldiers conducting a platoon assault or even overseas. On the double. complishment. and units must continually course; not a large live-fire And soldiers should take strive to meet and exceed assault, but a platoon the initiative and seek standards in those mission- sergeant drilling his unit on responsibility. We want essential tasks. This requires taking an objective. It was soldiers who require constant work and com- done very well, I might add. minimal supervision to get mitment to improve. As I When it was finished, I talked the job done to a high stan- said, if we let up, we'll ac- to the platoon sergeant. I We'reWhereThe Money Is. dard. We're looking for tually lose ground to our asked him how much the soldiers who want to grow, be adversary. training cost. He looked me stretched mentally and Secondly, leaders must in the eye and said, "Only a physically, and who are continue to properly litle sweat, sir." confident plan of their abilities. their training. Today's Main Gate Shopping C(r. Our young soldiers should Ft. Wood Spur leaders wrestle with a host of That is the commitment to prepare Wayncsville, MO 65583 themselves to step in factors that affect training: training we need as leaders when the time (314) 336-3211 new unit designs, equipment, everywhere. There is comes. This means no that they people; limited time; con- doubt in my mind that this need to look at their leaders, strained resources. kind of an attitude learn what they do and among all how Therefore, they must our leaders, they do it. When given a not just carefully plan their training sergeants, is our most potent chance to lead, even if only well in advance. This will resource. And what does a temporarily, they should make it easier for soldiers take advantage positive, can-do attitude of the op- and units to meet or exceed cost? Nothing. portunity. training standards. And this (Soldiers) IYSI Mayors speak out

North Lieber Heights treating will be between the I would like to welcome Taneka Sansom, mayor hours of 6 and 8 p.m. Mon- Melrose Short as the block day. Please observe these representative for Delafield The community mayors of hours. Care should be taken between Jadwin and Fort Leonard Wood when : will be driving during the Goethals. sponsoring their first hours of trick or treating. Please read the North Halloween costume dance The children are y...•. always very Lieber Heights Mayor's from 7 to 10 p.m. tomorrow at excited and not as cautious letter for some important Wood Middle School. The as they should be while trick information. dance will be open to the or treating. Don't forgt to If you have any Wood Middle School students dress your child or children suggestions or comments, PLYMOUTH VOYAGER . ___ as well as fifth grade in light colored clothing or please feel free to call 329- students attending post provide them flashlights. All 6213. $1O,887* schools. treats should be checked by First and second prizes an adult. CLEARANCE-PRICED We can never be too Southwest Lieber Heights TO SELL NOW! will be awarded for best careful when it concerns our Ruth Wallace, mayor costumes in three categories: children. traditional, fantasy and While driving on Fort I would like to thank horror. Wood, we often ignore the everyone in my community We will CHRYSLER LE BARONBSPRC COUPE need volunteers to crosswalks. It is a federal for the excellent work they bake goodies for the dance law -- pedestrians $10,995 BASE PRICE*. •...... in a are doing. and to help decorate. If you crosswalk have the right of All of us should work as a IlllFACTORYAS BCK , can help, please call me, way. Please yield to them. family. Because that is what ! .i4 Taneka Sansom, at 329-3547 This includes the school the United States Army - 0 0-. -1,0 >=..:::yCK**.: or Mary Ann Litt, 329-2004. crosswalks, the crosswalk in family is. We have a lot of The Mayoral Program is a front of the Post Exchange, benefits on post. Let's all be a volunteer program. The the crosswalk in front of the family and hold our heads up mayors are duly elected. hospital and the crosswalk in high and be a family that our PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ,,,.o~ This year the elections will front of Truman Education post will be proud of. + be held in January. We are Center BASE PRICE* 4-4- - all crosswalks on I would like to thank $7995 looking for people within the all military installations. everyone for attending Aflfl FACTORY Fort Wood communities to I would like to say a special McGruff's birthday party -'I CASH BACK"** run for mayor and deputy thank you to all the volun- Oct. 15 and also the fire mayor. If you would like to teers from my community department open house. be considered for who $7595 E one of the helped with McGruff's Safety on this post is very positions or if you know birthday party. The party important. someone who you think was a big success. We could We will have a dance at CHRYSLER NEW YORKER /* 1'' would make a good mayor or not have done it without your Wood Middle School at 7 v { ___ p.m. deputy mayor, please call help. Our hats are off to you. Monday. Everyone please BASE PRICE * Mr. f Maxwell at 368-1131. If 17896 Y; keep up the good work and you would like 1~FACTORY Y to work with Delafield remember, qil Halloween is I ^ CASHFTRY BACK** SMi the Mayoral Program, but Kathy Knurr, CS mayor coming. Our community is 1,O feel you do not have the time going to have a block party ~16,896, to be a mayor or deputy Our community is having a and haunted house Oct. 31. mayor, please call anyway. bake sale from 10 a.m. to 2 We will have a live band. People are needed to work as p.m Nov. 19 in front of the Please try to attend and HURRY! BEFORE IT'S OVER! block captains, with the Post Exchange. We need bring your refreshments, welcome M&MOTORS wagon program donations of baked goods and whatever you would like. and in many MON-FRI other areas of people to man the table. Please read the North the Mayoral Program. Don't We ( , FT WOOD SPUR would like to go Lieber Heights Mayor's 8-6 hesitate, call today. We can Christmas caroling. If you letter. always use good volunteers. are interested in par- Here in the 336-3315 SAT 9-4 Fort Wood ticipating, please contact me See "Mayors" communities trick or or your block representative. Continued on Page 11 '..

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Fort Leonard Wood will be literally never seems to stop. show with plenty of smiles the setting as the Main Street His impersonations of greats and enthusiasm. Opry comes to this" com- such as Willie Nelson and Another family member is munity for a performance Julio Iglesias (done Thorn's nephew, Eric sponsored by the Big Piney simultaneously) and his Gumm. Eric is a man of Boy Scouts. Tickets are now stunts during a take-off of many talents on the guitar on sale for the Nov. 5 per- singing cowboys are just a and harmonica besides being formances which are part of the non-stop humor a praiseworthy vocalist. Eric scheduled at 1 and 4:30 p.m. Gabby gives to audiences. adds an additional comic at Baker Theater. SSandy Gumm, ac- suprise to the show as he Those who are familiar companied by her husband, works some funny routines in with the excellence of Lake Gabby, delights with fast- with his Uncle's. of the Ozarks entertainment paced duets. Sandy's smile Three excellent musicians will recognize some of the seems to immediately get complete the Main Street cast of the Main Street Opry. her audience in the mood for Opry cast. Doug Briscoe, a Steve West and Thom a good show. She plays bass native of Sedalia, Mo., "Gabby" Gumm, along with with a beautifully feminine masters the sythesizer guitar their wives, Sarah and flair and does some truly with a skill that is beyond his Sandy, teamed up to begin outstanding songwork. 25 years. He is an extremely the Main Street Opry in early Sandy's comrade and Steve's versatile musician, as is the 1987. All four members of wife, Sarah, add some great young man who stands next this talented nucleus of harmony to Sandy's and also to him on stage, Shawn performers have warmed accompanies the group on Pittman. Shawn is Main audiences' hearts and tickled the piano and the synthesizer Street's 20-year-old "fiddlin' their funny bones for a throughout the evening. man." His talent is superb on more special number of years as they Sarah blends the fiddle and the mandolin, into the show as performed together at moments and his smile wins hearts she sings lovely ballads with another Osage Beach, Mo., everywhere the group a voice that is both tender en- location. Now they are tertains. Joe Hargrave and majestic. keeps performing "on their own" the show moving with his with a brand new, Steve, Sarah, Thorn and smooth work on the drums. professional flair. Sandy are thrilled to He handles his role in the As the Main Street Opry welcome two more family show with a lot of finesse, begins, Steve West greets the members into their show. and also sings and har- audience as master of Steve takes justifiable pride monizes to complete a ceremonies and proceeds to in introducing Alicia Farrell, perfect blend of musicians. pick a fine banjo, mandolin a lovely 20-year-old Ticket information is and guitar as well as serve as songstress who just happens available by calling the the foil for most of the to be Sarah's daughter. Information, Tour and comical antics of "Gabby" Alicia plays electric Travel Office, Walker Gumm. Gabby's talent is keyboard and synthesizer as Recreation Center, at 368-- close to unending as he well as contributes to the 6813.

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Pesky poltergeists pI ague post 89 's STARTING AT All Hallow's Eve is almost hard apple cider through a will not confirm reports that upon us. What are people straw until he passed out. He a reserve captain stationed oNLY9,988 thinking about? was found by MPs the next on post was the latest to be Perhaps for some it's the day lying in the foundation of found at Bloodland costume parties, the what had been an old gas Cemetery. MPs will also not Spooktacular for children or station. confirm that they believe trick or tricking. It is a time The soldier was court- pranksters drugged the man of fun and frivolity. martialed and not released and placed him at the But stop, think! Fort from the stockade until the cemetery along with several Leonard Wood is built on an following year when Capt. empty cider jugs with old farming community. Do Jason Polston reported he straws. The officer was not Ozarkians haunt Fort Wood? was captured by Germans available for comment. One of the most unusual and forced to drink cider happenings in this area was through a straw until he ITEM: Pulaski County unearthed recently. It deals passed out. When in- News, Nov. 1, 1985 - Fort with a haunting at Bloodland vestigation disclosed that the Leonard Wood Military Cemetery. Reports of the area was the site of the Police will not discuss the strange goings-on were previous year's occurrence, case of a civilian found drunk uncovered in newspaper and Mallard was released. and disorderly at Bloodland military police files. Cemetery this morning. ITEM: Pulaski News- ITEM: Military Police However, it has been Reporter, Oct. 31, 1940- Report, Nov. 4, 1975 - Three discovered that the civilian Bloodland's Baptist Church soldiers found drunk claims to have been captured party ended suddenly with Thursday night, Oct. 31, have and forced to drink hard grave overtones and refused to sign Article 15s liquor through a straw by a frustration when the citizens and will plead their case in man dressed in bib overalls of Bloodland received news Summary Courts-Martial. and a straw hat. proposing an Army training Maj. Teddy Robinson, Sp5 CIER, #415DeV ILLE, f/5 4 4 5 $ camp 19%U7lU fc IHI ACC turning their small Bonnie Lipps and SFC Billy ITEM: I ,U I vLr;%,iL I-LS Daily Bugle, Oct. 1988 town into a ghost town. Joe Judd all claim to have 27, 1988 - Fort Leonard SUPREME, $1 CADILLAC Jeremiah Weber, Bloodland been overpowered by in- Wood MPs report today that #B-461 0,888 EL DORADO, #B-414 Gas Station attendant, was visible thugs and forced to all is quiet at Bloodland 1988 PONTIAC $23,788 arrested, cider jug in hand, drink cider through a straw Cemetery. There is a certain 1988 CADILLAC shortly before midnight, until they passed out. The GRAND PRIX, air of expectancy as #B-459 2, 88 SEVILLE,#B-417 $24,188 while trying to raise a soldiers said all they heard Halloween approaches. Confederate flag on the town throughout the ordeal was All these cars have the bacane of 6 year /60,000mile flagpole. Weber eluded continuous crazed laughter The post provost marshal GM Factory Warranty arrest by town marshal Jake and the name, "Jeremiah." will not confirm that a Loy and 3 5 was never seen Confederate flag has been BRANDNEW 1989 GRANDAMSON CL0 again by the citizens of ITEM: Confidential memo found flying at the entrance Bloodland. THE LOT THAT DON'T COST A LOT N from the commanding to the cemetery, nor that the ITEM: Pulaski County general to chief of staff, Nov. area has been placed off Bugle, Oct. 31, 1968 - 5, 1975 - Rather than focus ," limits. He did ask that to HURRY $ Military police at Fort more attention on the avoid any incidents, people Leonard Wood are refusing "Bloodland" incidents, stay away from Bloodland. to comment on whether extra release Robinson, Lipps and The incident further carries men will patrol the area near THE SELECTION WON'T Judd and drop charges. on the rumor that Bloodland LAST LONG 14 the old Bloodland Cemetery Cemetery is haunted by where strange occurrences ITEM: Military Police Ozarkians with a sense of have been reported every Report, Oct. 31, 1980- A humor concerning soldiers. Halloween since 1942. 11:45 p.m. patrol sent to area (EDITOR'S NOTE: This In 1942, Tom Mallard, a of Bloodland Cemetery in story is a Halloween member of Fort Wood's Pontiac-Cadillac-GMC 72nd regard to loud noises. See prefabrication perpetrated Trucks Field Artillery Battalion, MP Report Number 5618 in the interest of fun. It is not Hlwy. 63 South Rolla, Mo 364-5995 stated that upon in- (This report has myteriously true. Do not believe people vestigation of loud noises in disappeared from MP files.) who say they were stationed the area, he was taken ITEM: Nov. 1, 1982 - The at Fort Leonard Wood captive and when forced to drink MPS at Fort Leonard Wood it happened.) E.nac.TRUCKS Try" Page 10 ESSAYONS, 'Let Us Thursday, October 27, 1988 Page 10 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Thursday, October 27,1988 Youth Student council presidential election teaches students to participate

By Jeffrey Peyton they would," said David Each class, kindergarten council president, would like is letting Hunt know her explained, forbids students ESSAYONS Staff Writer Hunt, Partridge School through fifth grade, has a to bring to Hunt's attention. suggestions whether or not to bring toys to school. He principal. representative who discusses Roneil Richardson says she is elected president. believes if students get their Partridge Elementary "The fifth grade social issues with Hunt and reports that he would like to do good work done, then toys for free School's student council studies classes have gotten back to each class. things for the school, and "I'm smart and I can time should be allowed. presidential candidates went involved in the election by "We get input from the that he is not afraid to think," she said. "I can be head-to-head with reporters becoming 'registrars, press student body," Hunt said. disagree with Hunt, who talkative but I can also Terri Casey, one of the from the school's fifth grade teams, campaign officals, "The students have a voice in currently chairs council listen." Stout said she would social studies teachers classes as well as the Daily even campaign managers," their school. I think they meetings. like to see new games for the running the election, hopes Guide and ESSAYONS this he added. realize that this isn't a Richardson sees his role of students and more outside the election will show her week after Todd Goodin, a "Todd even put Partridge teachers against students president as a mediator activities during and after students how the democratic student working on Austin students vote for Austin against parents situation. position. I can help them school. "And I think there is process works, give them an Gant's campaign, called Gant' on ETV," Hunt said. We're all working together to work things out," he said. a need for safety patrols introduction to political ESSAYONS to arrange an The student advisory make Partridge a better According to Austin Gant, inside and outside," she public relations and promote interview with his candidate. council at Partridge works place to learn. a council president has to be added. discussions within families. This was a warm-up for differently than a high school "In fact, making Partridge smart and liked by his peers. tomorrow's debate between student council, Hunt said. a better place to learn was His platform is based on his Charles White is the "Hopefully they'll see that all five candidates. This council serves to bring the top goal discussed in the record as a good student and legistator of the candidates. they have a certain control suggestions and concerns of council's first meeting this with the other As president, he would like to over what "They're taking this his friendship is happening the student body to the ad- year," he added. candidates. "Sit down with Mr. Hunt and around them, and they'll election about ten steps get ministration. All of the candidates say Candidate Faith Stout talk about some school involved - not just watch farther than I ever thought sees they have issues they, as room for improvement, and rules." One rule, White things happen." YA offers trick or treating safety tips Youth calendar Halloween is upon us and it half cup of boric acid. A sure decorated. which friends their children Kids can spend to Ha Ha Tonka State Park is a festive time of year for way of staying out of trouble 4. Costume props, such as will be with, and which route Nov. 5. The trip is for children. The fun can turn to with fire is to avoid all swords, should be made out their children will take. It is Halloween at the zoo trouble, however, contact with anything that of cardboard family members ages 10- when or construction safer for an adult to ac- Military family mem- 19. safety is forgotten. may cause a costume to paper, using round corners. company children when bers ages 7-12 are invited Advance registration The staff at Youth Ac- ignite. 5. Children should only trick-or-treating. to travel with YA to the and a $3 tivities wants all children to 2. Make sure your costume trick-or-treat in their own non-refundable 8. If you want children to Dickerson Park Zoo for have fun and safe Halloween. fits. If you wear a mask, neighborhood and in well-lit program fee-deposit is come to your house, leave the Zoo's Spooktacular. required Here are some basic safety make sure it doesn't impair areas. Daylight hours by Nov. 2. are your porchlight on so The trip leaves tomorrow Participants tips: your vision. It is safer to use best. If parents will hike up 1. trick-or-treating will know it's from the Youth Activities Wear flameproof non-allergic make-up instead after dark, be okay to visit to five miles, tour the park sure to use a your home. Center. Call 368-3451 for and learn costumes only. If the of a mask. good flashlight. its history. They 9. Treats should not more information. will costume is to be made 3. Decorate be also explore a dead at costumes in 6. Use sidewalks when eaten until screened home, cotton fabrics light colors, by an cave and one still very can be and with available, and be sure to adult. Check the wrappers Teen adventure trip made flame retardant by reflective of much alive, as well as the tape, so costumes walk on the left side of the commercial treats dipping costume in "glow" when auto headlights for signs coming up wild "River Cave." a solution street, facing oncoming of tampering. Many made with two quarts shine medical Call Youth Activities at warm on them. Treat bags traffic. facilities provide Youth Activities is water, one cup borox and a should be similarly free 368-3031 for more in- 7. Parents should know screening for treats. taking an Adventure Trip formation. Studies show we don't get enough calcium Spooktacular tonight Halloween Special to ESSAYONS and the maintenance of cell 415 milligrams of calcium. is near. children should carry By 1st Lt. Vivian W. Ting membranes. Here are some tips for The 22nd annual flashlights or Other good calcium sources in- wear Chief, Clinical Dietetics Your body needs calcium managing lactose Halloween Spooktacular reflective include sardines, canned tolerance. Try smaller material or GLWACh at all stages of life. Since will be presented at 6 p.m. luminous makeup. salmon eaten with bones, of milk (two to six your body cannot make its portions Oct. 27 at Nutter Field Children Recent surveys have dark leafy vegetables, dried ounces) and milk products should be own calcium, it depends on House for children, 2 selective and shown that most Americans beans and peas, and corn throughout the day, rather avoid eating you to supply it by eating through 10 years. treats until they have been are not consuming the tortillas. Consumption of than large servings at one calcium-rich foods. Ac- The Spooktacular is an examined by parents. recommended amounts of calcium pills as a major sitting. Eat other cording to the Recommended foods along annual event sponsored by Vehicles from the calcium and, therefore, are sources of calcium is with milk and dairy at risk for osteoporosis later Dietary Allowances, adults discouraged due to possible Youth Activities. Trick or Golden Eagle Van Club and children need 800 products. Chocolate milk, treating will be permitted and military police in life. side effects and poor ab- yogurt, will milligrams of calcium per ice cream and but- in post housing from 6 to 8 make up Osteoporosis is a painful sorption. termilk may be better Ghostbuster and crippling bone disease day. Teenagers, pregnant p.m. Oct. 31. It is limited to patrols Halloween night. What if I canot drink tolerated. Whole milk may which develops slowly over and nurisng women need milk? children of junior high Van club vehicles may be An intolerance to be tolerated better than skim the years. The bones become 1,200 milligrams. Pregnant lactose school age or younger. identified by McGruff (milk sugar) is common milk. Some people reported so weak and brittle that they and nursing teenagers need in Children of primary or House stickers on the adults. These individuals that warmed and-or cooked break easily. Unfortunately, 1,600 milligrams of calcium are kindergarten age and windows and drivers deficient in lactase which milk may help. Aged there is no cure for daily. is younger should be ac- wearing maroon T-shirts an enzyme produced cheeses, such as cheddar and osteoporosis. However, older Eat a nutritionally by the companied by a parent or with gold small intestine that splits Swiss, contain only trace lettering and adults may still be able to adequate diet. 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Piney Hills dogs and the responsibilities times. Under your verbal siderate of others and don't Nov. 14 at Piney Hills Until next month, see you. Mary Ann Lltt, mayor of their owners. The post command means that the leave your dog's droppings to Chapel. We will be discussing Please call 329-2004 if you regulations on dogs are very dog is with you, not a small others. the moving of some families, have any concerns, ideas or I would like to thank specific and if not followed child, and not wandering into We are having a com- who will be moving, when advice for our community. everyone who helped with could result in the owner your neighbors' yards. When munity meeting at 7:30 p.m. and how. the birthday party for either having to move off walking your dog, it is to be - - - McGruff; because of the control, not ...... post and keep the dog or under your U -N .. rr lei a many volunteers it was a getting rid of the dog to say walking at will in everyone's huge sucesss. We saw more on post. You must keep your yards, If your dog messes, than 800 children at the dog in a fenced yard, on a you are responsible to pick it party. Thank you again for chain or leash or under your up, even on common your greatly needed and verbal command at all grounds. Please be con- appreciated help. The nayors are sponsoring the first Halloween dance- Join us for a'50's social for fifth through eighth ZARk grade students of Fort Wood CTOR schools. The dance will start BENEFIT SHOW at 7 p.m. and last until 10 & SOCK HOP p.m. Admission is $1. The 4HEATRE dance will be a costume dance with prizes in three "Leather Jackets & categories: traditional, fantasy and horror. There Chantilly Lace" will also be board games and basketball for those who a Live music by area musicians a don't wish to dance. We will THREE Chances to Catch the Fun! have soda and baked goodies for purchase. We are looking * Thurs., Oct. 27, St. Robert Community for chaperones, people to Center, call 774-5405; help with the decorations and SFri., Oct. 28, Lion's Club Den in Rolla, call people to donate baked goods 364-9523; for the dance. Anyone * Sat., Oct. 29, Nelson Hart Community Center wishing to help, please call in St. James, Sponsored by Cardetti's Homegas me at 329-2004. and Furniture, call 265-7000. It has come to my attention All Tickets $7 All Performances Begin at 8 pm that our community is Refreshments Available having a little trouble with GET A

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This week... Fall Play, 7:30 p.m. WSHS Fine Arts + Aerobics, 6-7 p.m., Monday, Building Wednesday and Friday, 132nd Engr. Family Life Center Bde. Gym Building 458 you. The registration fee is $7; child Oct. 29 + Overeaters Anonymous, 7 p.m., nesdays. The registration fee is $5; Building 2126 368-7251 or 368-2619 care is provided. Oct. 27 + Youth Activities Center, 6-12 child care is provided. Trick or treating, 6-8 p.m. on post, for Effective Marriage Enrichment and the + TOPS, 5:30 p.m., Building 542 years, 5-7:30 p.m.; 13-19 years, 7:30- Systematic Training Monday Parenting (STEP): 7 p.m. Family Covenant: Date change to 9 Spooktacular, 6 p.m., Nutter Field 10 p.m., Building 1379 junior high school age or younger Korean Bible Study: 12:30-2:30 Frustrated with parenting? Are a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19. What House + Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., p.m. Child care provided. your skills not effective? This class is God's plan for our marnages and + Youth Activities Center, Youth Building 2126 Nov. 1 may help you. You can learn why family relations? How does the and Pre-Teens, 6-12 years, 6-8 p.m., Fall Play, 7:30 p.m., WSHS FAB + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m., your child misbehaves, understand Christian reach those ideals? We'll Building 1379 Steak Night, 6-9 p.m., NCO Club Tuesday Buildings 451 and 463 Tuesdays "R" Terrific: 9-11 a.m. your child's emotions, learn en- look at strengthening our values + Boy Scout Troop 149, 7 p.m., Halloween Dance, 7-10:45 p.m. couragement skills, communication + Toastmasters, 11:30 a.m., Davis Need a break? If you are interested within our home, how we as parents Building 367 Walker Recreation Center skills, natural and logical con- Club; 7 p.m., Building 1442 in meeting friends, doing crafts, are memory makers and how + Travelers Square Dance Club, 7 sequences, and how to conduct + Al-Anon, 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., like Tuesdays "R" families move through stressors p.m., Walker Recreation Center Oct. 30 then you would family meetings. Registration fee is Building 2126 Terrific. Free child care provided. more effectively and rewarding. Fall Play, 7:30 p.m. Waynesville $5. Free child care is provided. + Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., PWOC Bible Study: 9-11:30 a.m. Pre-registration is necessary and H.S. Fine Arts Building + Community Brunch, 10 a.m.-1:30 2126 Stengthenlng Step-families: Oct. Building costs $10. Call to register. Child care p.m., Officers Club Child care provided. 19-Nov. 16, 7 p.m. Wednesdays. If and lunch + Alcoholics Anonymous, 9:30 a.m., AMAC: Adults Molested As you are a step-parent, you know how are provided. Oct. 28 Building 2126 Nov. 2 Children Support Group, 3:30 p.m. A challenging and confusing step- ETV Channel 7 + Thrift Shop, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., self-help group, confidential, sup- family life can be. The course will 1st Engineer Brigade AIT Next week... Buildings 451 and 463 portive and understanding. You are help you and your family reap the Oct. 31-Nov. 4 Graduation, 11 a.m., Abrams + TOPS, 9:30 a.m., Building 267 not alone! If interested in joining rich benefits step-family living can This week's programming, 8 a.m. Theater + Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd this support group, call the center. offer. Through reading, discussion Monday through Friday, features a + Youth Activities Center, 6-12 Oct. 31 Brigade Fitness Center and at home activities, you'll four-part film series that will years, 5-7:30 p.m.; 13-19 years, 7:30- + Adult Aerobics, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 Wednesday develop effective communication challenge you to search for lasting 10 p.m.; Building 1379 + Community Breakfast, 6-9 a.m., p.m., 1st Engineer Brigade Gym Precept Bible Study: 9-11 a.m. Call skills, learri to resolve conflicts, values in a mixed up world. "Who + Al-Anon, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Building Monday-Friday, Officers Club + Story Hour, 6 p.m., Library 363 7121. recognize unrealistic expectations Switched the Price Tags?" 2126 + Aerobic Dance Classes, 9-10 a.m., + Aerobics Class, 6-7 p.m., 132nd Beginners English: 12:30-3 p.m. Is and much more. The registration fee Oct. 31: "If I Had It To Live Over + Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 11:40 a.m.-12:15 p.m. and 5:15-6:15 Engineer Brigade Gym English a foreign language to you? is $5; child care is provided. Call the Again." Life slips by and most Building 2126 p.m., Monday-Friday, Nutter Field + Boy Scout Troop 146, 7-8 p.m., Would you like personal tutoring in center to sign up; the class fills fast. people just go with the flow. They Fish Fry, 6-9 p.m, NCO Club House Building 689 reading and speaking English as a don't reflect, they don't enjoy the Wine Tasting, 2-6 n m Package + Slimnastics, 10-11 a.m., 3rd second language? Telephone or visit Coming events: moment. They are not really alive. Beverage Branch Brigade Fitness Center + Indicates weekly occurring event the center to register on Wed- Marriage Enrichment: Com- If Jesus can do anything for you, he munication and Conflict Resolution, can wake you up and give you 2-6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23. Areas of passion for life. Nov. 1: "The Value of Family Religious calendar. discussion are: Communication skills of men and women and how Rituals and Traditions." Rituals and they differ; conflict resolution; and traditons have held America Women of the Chapel; FRIDAYS: coping mechanisms used under together. Families need to establish Main Post Chapel North Iowa Chapel Hospital Chapel traditions of Bible study, holiday Children's Choir Practice, 6 p.m.; stress. This workshop covers a THURSDAYS: Children's Choir, SUNDAYS: Catholic Service, 8 SUNDAYS: Protestant Service, dinners, Sundays together. Give Adult choir Practice, 7 p.m.; practical approach to solving 4:30 p.m.; SUNDAYS: Catholic a.m.; Protestant Services, 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.; MONDAYS THROUGH your kids something to hang onto. SUNDAYS: Protestant Service, 11 common marriage problems and Service, 9:15 a.m.; Protestant 10:30 a.m.; Episcopal Service, 11 FRIDAYS: Catholic Service, 11:35 Nov. 2: "Are You Having Fun a.m.; Samoan Pentecostal Service, 1 offers skills necessary for couples to Service, 11 a.m.; WEDNESDAYS: a.m. a.m. Yet?" If you're not completely p.m.; MONDAYS: Young Adult increase their happiness together. Catholic Bible Study, 9 a.m.; fulfilled in your job, you're the loser Choir Practice, 6:30 p.m.; WED- Other Activities You will better understand your SECOND WEDNESDAYS: Sacred - your family's the loser. Coming NESDAYS: Bible Study Classes, 6:30 SATURDAYS: Coffee House behavior and why you may ex- Heart Ladies Guild, 9 a.m. Street home emotionally drained with p.m.; Protestant Bible Study, 7:15 Battery Ministry, 6 p.m., Building 1007C; perience problems in relating to nothing left to give of yourself is a p.m. SUNDAYS: Latter Day Saints your spouse, children and others. Piney Hills Chapel Chapel no-way street. Service, 8 a.m., Building 590; Church Personality testing is available too. SATURDAYS: Catholic Con- SUNDAYS: Protestant Bible Nov. 3: "God's Instrument For of Christ Service, 8 a.m., Building The registration fee is $5. If you have fessions, 5-5:25 p.m.; Catholic Mass, Study, 9 a.m.; Protestant Service, Changing The World." The world is 650; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m., questions, call the center. 5:30 p.m.; SUNDAYS: Protestant Central Iowa Chapel 10:30 a.m. being won to Jesus. Not through TV, SUNDAYS: Protestant Service, 9 Buildings 457, 458 and 462; Catholic Service, 10:30 a.m.; Lutheran Bible Cooking class: How to Prepare a radio or gospel films, but through a.m.; Protestant Bible study, 10:30 43rd AG Bn. Chapel CCD, 10:45 a.m., Buildings 457 and Study, 8 a.m.; Lutheran Service, 9 Turkey for Thanksgiving Day, 1 christians reaching out to other a.m. SUNDAYS: Protestant Service, 462; Proestant Spanish Bible Study, 1 a.m.; Church of God in Christ Ser- p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9. Does your people in the name of Jesus. 11 a.m. p.m., Building 590; Protestant Youth vice, 1 p.m.; SECOND FRIDAYS: 9:30 a.m.; Catholic Service, Nov. 4: "John Hus." History books of the Chapel, 5 p.m., Building 458; husband bring home a turkey for Protestant Women of the Chapel, make little mention of the Bohemian South Iowa Chapel Jewish MONDAYS: Korean Bible Study, 1 Thanksgiving Day and you don't 9:15a.m. scholar who lived 100 years before SUNDAYS: Protestant Service, 8 p.m., Building 458; TUESDAYS: know what to do with it? 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Busy week in youth activities sports Rolla Raiders hand Renegades first loss Powerlifting results The results of the Tompkins, 589th Engineer The Fort Leonard Wood Waynesville M&S Motors minators, Oct. 19. This marked the second Powerlifting Contest held Battalion, took second. Renegades met the Rolla team 7-1 Oct. 19. Oct. 22 at Nutter Field John Chandler opened the meeting of these teams this Reginald Whitley, 293rd Raiders in Under 12 Soccer The Renegades did all House have been an- scoring for the Cobras early season. Engineer Battalion, action Oct. 15. their scoring in the first half. nounced. in the first half, followed by a The Bandits took a com- Baumholder, Germany, Renegade Eric Wamsley Johnson got'his hattrick with from teammate Nick point manding first half lead and In the won in the Light scored first, followed by three goals. Mike Williamson Ramos, then another by Lightweight left the field at intermission Division, Heavyweight Division, Raider Rick Hemme for the scored two goals, Kevin Chandler. David Ramsey of with a 4-0 spread. Dustin followed by Joe Sakaria of tie. Williamson and Josh Galegor Cobra defenders stayed on Jacobs scored the 589th Engineer Bat- two points and the 2nd Battalion, Kevin Williamson pissed each scored one. top of the action, keeping the Kevin Drury and Michael talion placed 1st. Second 10th to LaDell Johnson in front of Waynesville's Richie Terminators scoreless the Toney each scored one. place went to Steve infantry Regiment. The second half saw Faunce of St. Robert, Mo. the goal for the Renegades' McKennon scored in the entire first half. much Mark House, a Laquey, of the same, with the Bandits second score. second half almost to spite The Cobras continued to The 132nd Engineer Mo., resident, was the The second half belonged the tough Renegade defense, dominate the game through scoring three more while Brigade's Cavin Freeman holding Heavyweight Division to Calvin Corley and the led by Jennifer Johnson and the second half. Both Brian the Waynesville placed 1st in the Light squad pointless. leader. The NCO Raiders. Corley scored Amy Heimback. Rodriguez and J.R. Ramirez Middleweight Division. Academy's James John Moore defended the Mitchell Rider scored two, twice, and teammates Ross scored, bringing the final Troy Franklin, 589th Sparrow placed second. Armstrong and Tony Arthur Renegade goal the first half score to 5-0, Cobras. Johnny O'Conner scored the other. Engineer Battalion, each scored once. and Josh Lovern the second. Under-8 action was played placed 2nd. Don Schaffer placed The Raiders handed the The Fort Wood Cobras Oct. 15 when the Fort Wood The Bandits, with good all- second in the Super Renegades their first loss of played an action-packed Bandits took on the City around play by Eddy Mc- The Middleweight crown Heavyweight Division, Whirter, won 7-0. the season 5-2. game against their Under-10 National Bank team from went to Kevin Mitchell of just behind Super The Renegades beat the counterparts, the Ter- Waynesville. the 58th Transportation Heavyweight Champion YA karate places in Battalion. Anthony Solomon Maseo. Uul U Sullivan tourney Oct. 16 was an important Special to ESSAYONS point was good, but the Bears yards to tie the score. Cheney day for the Youth Activities By Richard Bradley trailed 19-7 at the half. kicked the extra point and Karate team. Also known as Pro wrestling returns The second half was the Steelers were in business. "Wang-ho Che Yuk Kwan," The Bears and the Steelers marred with penalties, Cheney ran 42 yards later the team participated in a Professional Wrestling Champion, will grapple with met in their YA Flag Foot- mistakes and aggressive in the quarter to put his team Sullivan, Mo., tournament returns to Nutter Field Howard Brackney. Brackney and came home ball season finale. The Bears defense from both sides of into a comfortable lead by with very House Nov. 5, as the Sports sports a sixth degree black impressive results. were looking to make up for a the field. This hurt the the intermission. At the Office welcomes a new belt in karate and a fourth somewhat dry season. Steelers a little, but cost the whistle, the Steelers led 14-6. Nicholas Paryzch com- promoter who promises degree black belt in Judo. Steeler quarterback Brian Bears their last chance at A scoreless third quarter pleted his portion of the bigger and more exciting tournament winning There are more matches Hill was the first to try to victory. The game ended added to the growing frenzy second matches. arts demon- place in form for his age and martial convince the Bears other- with the Steelers still leading on the Steeler bench. Their Five matches division. Amy Force also are strations scheduled as well. wise. He scampered around 19-7. chance to beat the Broncos scheduled, beginning at 7 Tickets are on sale at Nutter was showed her expertise as she the end and opened the Oct. 18 was the last growing. p.m. World Wrestling Field House and Walker scoring with a 60-yard touch- meeting between the Josh Coots intercepted a captured second place in women's fighting. Alliance World Champion Recreation Center. Tickets down. Broncos and the Steelers. Steeler pass late in the fourth Mike George defends The team's big winner was his title cost $4 in advance and $5 at Richard Cheney kicked the The Broncos had beaten the and scored for the Broncos, against Bulldog Wright. the door. extra point, making the score Steelers in their past three but the Steeler defense held Tshasha Nelson, who won 7-0, Steelers. meetings. It was time to pay on after that. At the final first place in orange belt Tag team action pits the For more information, call The Steelers increased the price. whistle, the Steelers led 14- fighting and third place in Interns against Clint Terrell Nutter at 368-2245, or the their lead in the second The Broncos led the first 12. orange belt form. and Jumping Jeff Farmer. Sports Office, 368-8416. quarter with a touchdown by quarter with a David Squire Karate is open to everyone Motley Cruz will battle Keith Hill and a Mike Burchens 21-yard touchdown. But that Despite the Steeler victory, ages 7 years and older. Watkins, and Sgt. Butch BEEF interception return. was all the Steelers would the Broncos were named the Classes are held at building "Basic Training" Moore will * BURRITO Bear quarterback Willie give. season champions. Their 1302 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. go up against the Black DINNER Butler put some life back into In the second half, the record tied with the Steelers Monday, Wednesday and Stallion, Odell Buckingham. his team, scoring a 70-yard Steelers came alive when at 5-3, but they had given the Friday.For more information, Bill Ash, former NWA U.S. touchdown. Butler's extra Joey Burchens ran the ball 64 Steelers all of their losses. call 329-4878 or 368-3654. Junior Heaveyweight o p N9xt I Arhy Page 14 ESSA $ ONS, "Let Us Try' Thursday, October 27,1988 P-a1 sThappenAing

Nominate top NCO Club and at the door for The wine tasting is open to To reach AA during a Toastmasters a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 family for awards a $5 donation. the public. For more in- meeting, call 368-3633. meet at Davis a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. formation, call 329-6333. During non-meeting hours, The resale store is open Army Community Service Rec Center holds call 336-3367, 336-5126 or 336- The Toastmasters Club from noon to 5 p.m. and 5:30 is sponsoring the Great Wheel of Fortune AA, Al-Anon offer 3678. meets at the Davis Club 11:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday American Family Awards Al-Anon meets from 11:30 a.m. every Tuesday. It offers through Friday and 9 a.m. to program. To nominate an Walker Recreation Center help by telephone a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday fun, fellowship and public noon and 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. outstanding Fort Wood will play Wheel of Fortune 7 and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and speaking skills. If you are Saturday and Sunday. family, contact your p.m. Nov. 12. Sign up to play Alcoholics Anonymous Friday at building 2126. To interested, or would like Orientations are given 9 subordinate commander, at Walker Recreation. meets 8 p.m. Tuesday, reach Al-Anon during non- more information, call a.m. Saturday. For more directorate or major staff Deadline is Nov. 10. For Friday and Saturday and 9:30 meeting hours, call 336-3367 Peggy Isgrigg at 368-8141 or information, call 368-7164. element for memorandum of more information, call 368- a.m. Sunday at building 2126. or 336-3678. Tom Walters at 336-5698. 7426. instruction and nomination Immunization Hawaiian luau at forms. Nominations will be Dancers to conduct accepted through tomorrow hours told Officers Club at ACS. food drive Nov. 3 The Immunization Clinic is The Officers Club is Job Seekers The Fort Wood Travelers now located in the Allergy- hosting a Hawaiian luau Nov. Square Dancers will conduct Dermatology Clinic. The 4. Dinner is from 6 to 9 p.m. briefing scheduled a canned food drive from 7 to hours of operation are from and dancing is from 8:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Wednesday and 1 to to 12:30 a.m. with the Dick The next Job Seekers 9:15 p.m. Nov. 3 at Walker 4 p.m. Friday. Yellow Fever Crockett Band. Orientation is scheduled for Recreation Center. The shots are given from 1 to 2 Cost for the event is $10.50 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 2 at canned food will be donated for members and $11.50 for building 315, room 123. The to the ACS Christmas Food p.m. Friday. non-members. Reservations orientation is a monthly Basket program. Everyone are requested. To make seminar which focuses on is invited to stop by to con- UMR program now reservations, or for more entering into Federal Ser- tribute to the drive and enjoy registering students information, call 329-6500 vice, the federal application some really good square process, special recruitment dancing. The University of Missouri-Rolla Rec Center programs and other em- is now ac- 1st Bde. Chapel cepting applications ployment options available. for its hosts dance spring semester at Truman To reserve a space at the seeks volunteers Education Center. Classes Walker Recreation Center seminar, call 368-7196. The 1st Engineer Brigade will run from Jan. 16 through will hold a Halloween Dance Pence sponsors Chapel is looking for a May 12. For registration and Costume Contest from 7 volunteer office assistant information, or information to 10:45 p.m. Oct. 29. Cost is food program and a volunteer maintenance on UMR's off-campus $3 per family or $1 per per- worker. An office assistant master degree program in son. You Pence Child Development must be 18 years old needs typing and filing skills engineering management, or accompanied Center is sponsoring the by a parent and good interpersonal call Shari Harris at 329-2707 Child Care Food Program. or guardian. Prizes will be skills. A maintenance or visit The same meal will be made the UMR office at awarded in several age volunteer is needed for Truman. availabl e to all enrolled categories. For more in- waxing, buffing, vacuuming formation, call 368-7426. children at no separate and general cleaning. Both Craft Center hours charge regardless of race, positions will require 20 color, sex, handicap or hours a week. The Arts and Crafts Center Library offers national origin with no For more information, call has set operating hours for Dial-A-Story discrimination in the course Sgt. Lane Stockeland at 368- each part of the center. of the meal service. 5318. Ceramics is open from from The post library is offering Meals will be provided at noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday Dial-A-Story for children in Family Child Care homes La Leche League and Thursday; photography, the Fort Wood community. It administered by the CDS. A meets Tuesdays C.J. Vanborne noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday offers fairy tales and stories referral of three names will Pet of the week through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 24 hours a day. Each call is be made available when a La Leche League is an p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 free and lasts about three to person requests child care international organization This 18-month-old p.m. Sunday; multicrafts, four minutes. To listen to a homes from Pence at room female pit bull mix is dedicated to the support and adoptable at the Animal Disease Prevention same as photography; wood story, children can call 368- 12, building 6824. For more encouragement of breast- shop, noon to 8 p.m. Wed- 7777. There's a new story information, call Nancy feeding mothers. A library of and Control Facility, building 2399. nesday and Thursday, 10 every day. Starnes at 368-4031 or 368- books on pregnancy, birth 1243. and parenting is available. If you feel you have been Nursing babies are welcome MENEWHEM16 momm AM Im 1 treated unfairly in receiving at the meetings. maw ahh .10 food service for any of the The Fort Wood- Aw,,& w PIONEER MILITARY LOANS above reasons, write to Waynesville La Leche WORLDWIDE SPECIALISTS Secretary of Agriculture, League will meet at 7 p.m. Washington, D.C., 20250. Nov. 1 at 1800 Business 1-44, Waynesville. For more in- NOW OFFERING LOANS BY MAIL NCO Club hosts formation, call 774-6245. * No need to visit a bank or finance company. The entire fashion show transaction can be handled in the privacy of your home Beverage Store to * Your application will be handled by experienced personnel The Noncommissioned hold wine tasting that understand the special needs of the military Officers Club will host "The * Loans $500 and above House that Fashion Built," a Missouri wines will be * Fast-24-hour loan approval benefit fashion show for the featured at a wine tasting at * Competitive Interest Rates Ronald McDonald House of the post Package Beverage the Ozarks, at 7 p.m. Nov. 5. Branch from 2 to 6 p.m. Apply today by following these simple steps: Tickets are available at the tomorrow. 1. Complete the application below and sign it. 2. Obtain a current LES. 3. Mail all completed forms, including your LES, to: Pioneer Military Lending, Inc. Born 1605 Galvin Road, Suite B 0 1. Bellevue, NE 68005 We will process your application the same day it is received The following births are Hansen and Yong Suk and have an answer ready for you within 24 hours. Call 1-800-FOR LOAN. reported at General Leonard Hansen; and Landon Philip, ------Wood Army Community Hospital: son, Spec. Jeffrey S. Ed- PLEASE SUPPLY US WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: wards and Jann E. Edwards. Date Amount Requested Purpose of Loan Sept. 22: Candice Monae, Social Security # Date of Birth daughter, Spec. Carl D. Applicant (last, Sept. 30: Antwoine Lamar, first, middle initial) Grade Payday Net Monthly Income # of Dependents Tatum and Sheila Tatum; son, Sgt. 1st Class Larry P. and Belle Star Doyle, Parr and Sgt. Yonda Ree Present Home Address (if less than 5 yrs show previous, below) Zip CodeZ$pCode How Long? Phone daughter, Staff Sgt. William Parr; Bruce Gerald II, son, Rent furnished Rent unfurnished R. Doyle and Hermita Q. Quarters Barracks Own Other Spec. Arthur E. Hoffman and Mtg. Holder/Landlord Address Doyle. Rent/Mtg. Phone Elenore M. Hoffman; and Payment $ Sept. 24: Virginia Joseph Andrew, son, Sgt. Present Military Assignment Elizabeth, Occupation Phone daughter, Spec. Michael K. Moffit and Permanent Homne of Record (street. city, state) Mark E. Winthrop and Becky Josephine M. Moffit. Zip Code Phone Lynn Winthrop. Oct. 1: Gregory William Previous Address (street, city state) (( ))Phone Sept. 25: Anthony Villa, Zip Code Rashad, son, Staff Sgt. PhonePhone Villa and Previous Address (street, city state) son, Spec. Johnny Gregory Burrage and Staff Zip Code Amelia Villa; Thomas Sgt. Rochette V. Burrage. Charles, son, Charles F. Date arrived this assignment Date of Rotation ETS date How long in the military service? Commanding Officer or 1st Sgt. Phone Baird Jr. and Maj. Linda C. Oct. 3: Kathryn Monet, h) ( son, Have you recently Baird; Kenneth ivan Jr., daughter, Pfc. Joel J. drawn an advance in pay? Have you ever filed bankruptcy, had any judgements against Method of loan repayment Sgt. Kenneth I. Torres and Yes No Payment $ Amount owed $ _ you, or letters of indebtedness to your CO.? Yes No EFT Allotment Marerum and Pfc. Maria E. (Explain on reverse) J. Smith and Deborah L. Marcrum; Courtney Name of stateside bank or savings institution where yourI Address (branch, city, state, zip) Acct. # Automatic Deposit? paycheck is deposited. Checking _ c _ Yes No Smith. Elizabeth Danielle, i

Sept. 26: Aisha Anna, daughter, Spec. Timothy W. _____Savings Yes No Auto Make/Year/Model daughter, Sgt. Reginald L. Evans and Susan L. Evans; Insurance Agent Balance owed? Brown and Brigitte M. and Ashley Nicole, daughter, 1. ,es No Brown; Cory Grant, son, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Joe Yes No IFBal AANCEOWE DWNr A AV Ai ITranl"l:I F 4 I lOTIU w f>,, rl T (i'l-,irAi1 iTiji Spec. Gerald P. Tregre and Prieto and Diane Prieto. ' it L Lnivvc Ivvc(J UIV HIV r Mu IUIVIULiILt5, LIb1 IN LHLUII INF-OHMATION. CREDIT INFORMATION: Christina M. Tregre; All OPEN accounts, debts and liabilities must be disclosed. Use separate sheet if necessary. 'Indicate method of payment as follows: A=ALLOTMENT EFT=ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER O=OTHER N a a.nicl w ,mrdJ,, son, Oct. 5: Amylie Aponte- Bank/Store/Credit Union Address *Method of Account Pvt. 2 Murray J. Darby and Cruz, daughter, Staff Sgt. Payment Number Payment BaanceBalance Maureen P. Darby; and Luis Alberto Aponte and Raymond Xavier Carmen M. Aponte; Sondra Leyvaokazaki, son, Staff Sgt. Denise, 16, daughter, Capt. 2 . - -- Ramon C. Okazake and Rosa Lenardo Owens and Linda M. Okazaki. Faye Owens. Sept. 28: Frank Ryan, son, I hereby declare that all such statements and answers are correct and hereby authorize you to Sgt. Frank A. Zembal and Oct. 6: Bryce Lamar, son, verify any of the above information furnished therein Renee G. Zembal; Anthony Spec. Preston R Olson, and Arthur, son, Spec. Scot A. Lisa Aleen Olson. Date Applicant Signature AVONS "Let Us Trv" Page 15 Thursday, October2

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I 285 West Elm, Lebanon, Mo. r- I NEW & USED 532-3114 ' Page 16 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try Thursday, October 27,1988 classi V 336-3711 II Roger Adams This property listed with the members of the Pulaski County oard of Rea tors Oldsmobile BUICK Jeep ,.J4Arno'_ REALTY h \ AGENCY J~7 PRE-OWNED 336-4337 REAL ESTATE a touch of cblass 100 Percent CARS 774-2745 b 88 Buick Park Ave. HOMES FOR LIVING Financing Available 88 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. ST oBET -' PRESTIGE KAREN FOSTER LIM thru V.A. 95 percent 88 Olds Delta Royale MiSSOU11l f Real Estate Inc. Dowttrw'- Waynesville REALTY Farnham Realty 119 City Rt. I-44 W. thru Other Loans. Brougham St. Robert, Mo. 65583 JRA-146 Older 3BR House, BUS. (314) 336-4600 BR301 NEW LISTING AREA phone number Waynesvlle, Mo. Call: 774-5000 88 Chev. Celebrity, 314-3364377 WANT A 30 YEAR LR, DR, Kit., 20x30 barn RES. (314) 774-2315 V-6 - 3 BR Split Foyer, only 1-800-525-8910 ext. 774-2127or 774-6444 1-800-221-6228 FIXED RATE LOAN IN bldg., commercial store Rick Arnold 314-774-5327 Outside Missouri Regal' 18 months old, 8 percent 87 Buick THE 8 PERCENT bldg., smokehouse, storage 9907 . . -- Jan Dailey 314-774-5031 1-800-367-5701 87 Olds 98 Regency VA Loan Assumable to bldg., all on 3 acre (+-) IMLS I RANGE? FIND OUT IF J Judy 774-2247 Brougham Qualified Buyer. Hwy. 17S frontage. $45,000 FOR RENT - Newly QUALIFY FOR FIRST ALL AMERICAN DREAM 87 Chrysler Fifth Ave. (possible owner financing.) NEW LISTING: 3 remodeled - super clean Tish 774-5893 Situated on 1 acre track with Exec. Car More buyers TIME HOME BUYERS JL-23 1.5 ACRES bedroom, 2 bath HOUSE,Fireplace Laura 336-4971 21/ mi. from St. Robert 2 and 3 bedroom, AC, 3 BR, 2 BA, level lot, 87 Buick LeSabre LOAN. CALL OUR (+-)!!! water-electric insert, on blacktop hwy. modular home on 1 $150 and $175. 774-6713. carpet, Laquey Valerie 336-3763 coupe, super nice trust us with AGENTS FOR available. Nice big shade quality $65,500. acre+, forced air Schools. No. CB186 Chin 336-4157 87 Chev. Caprice DETAILS. trees, excellent bldg. sites. --- D-303-TFC--- their dreams. electric heat and central $56,900. wagon, low miles BR254 - 3 B.R. Ranch $6,000. 2 MOBILE HOMES for Reduced, 311 North Street AFTER HOURS air, fireplace in living NEW ROOF, 87 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. on Large Lot in the So call us today. JRA-121 3 BR Ranch with BRAND Waynesville CONTACT: rent, 3 bedroom, one has Ranch with basement, near 86 Pontiac 6000 STE Timbers-only 4 mi. from Linda 765-4354 finished walk-out basement, room, large deck to Bob Phillips 759-7217 wood heat, $150 each, schools, Waynesville, 86 Olds 98 St. Robert. Priced at Jimmie 435-6739 LR, DR, Kit., with custom rear. No. 59010. $30,000. IBM COMPATIBLE Marvin Long 774-2124 No. CB483, 86 Olds Delta 88 Royal oak cabinets, utility rm., 2% PRICE REDUCED on plus deposit. Private Reduced. SOFTWARE. Af- only $53,500. Jewel 336-5133 $60,000. Brougham 2 Dr. The Beeht's 336-3052 BA, wood deck, central H-A, this nice 2 bedroom, 2 lots. 336-3680 or 336-4836. 86 Dodge 600 SE BR295 - 3 B.R., 2 & /2 Ronny 736-2397 Tri-level, fordable, updated Palmer Hewlett 759-7269 oven range, dishwasher, bath earth contact home VA APPROVED. Turbo, 4 Dr. bath in this 12 story Aweda 674-3746 --- M-94-14TC--- back yard fenced, in quality. Public domain 338-4097 Pat Bagley 774-589 refrig ., 1 car garage, all on 1 3 BR, 86 Buick Park Ave., home Located in West Bland on 4.8 acres+. Large MOBILE HOME for No. CB475, Don Pascazi 736-2606 acre (+-). $77,700. Waynesville. and user supported low miles, extra nice - all major 774-6165 barn with water and $50,000. Waynesville Pamela Chris Morrissey 1-800 -251-4663, Ext. 614 rent, 3 bedroom, 1V2 software. We are also 85 Eagle sedan, 4WD appliances, city street Jim 774-2829 AFTER HOURS: electric, work shop, 14 ACRES M-L on Hwy. T 774-6946 bath, on secluded lot. offering a BBS for this 85 Buick LeSabre and full basement are John Schehl (314)336- much more!! No. 57310. in the Waynesville School Limited, 4 Dr. w liaDuncan (417)458-4659 Available first week of area. Write for FREE only a few of the extras $59,900. District. Nice Ranch home, 85 Olds Delta 88 November. Sunday thru metal shop offered in this beautiful COMBINATION own well, 28'x40' information and listing 85 Cadillac d Elegance WOOD VILLAGE - For building,new carpet and home- $104,900. CONVENIENCE: Thursday, 336-4018. to: Software Plus, P.O. loaded rent 1 & 2 bedroom Friday and Saturday, siding. Owners say MUST 85 Cadillac Eldorado, Ken Bassett 336-4493 Liquor store in very Call Lindy for more Box 413, Fort Leonard apartments; 1, 2, & 3 736-5717. SELL. loaded Carole York 759-6023 good location. Business details at 774-5035. Wood, Mo. Shade, Security and Insulation bedroom mobile homes. can be purchased with 85 PontiacTrans Am, FOR RENT: Farm house, --- A-94-8TP --- loaded all rolled into one product. Also large mobile home a 1971 2 $250; Extra nice, 4 or without Laquey, FOR SALE - Washer 84 Olds 98 Regency The Most effective window lots just outside Main bedroom, 1 bath mobile bedroom, Waynesville and dryer, $450; Brougham treatment available Gate. 336-3215. home. Store and mobile ELL'S HOME REPAIR Schools, $650 ; in 84 Olds Toronado, Waynesville, 3 bedroom, no livingroom set, (sofa, ROLLSHUTTER & --- F-112-TFC--- home situated on 2 lots SERVICE. Mobile and beautiful off well traveled high- pets or children, $400. Ask loveseat and chair), 83 Ford T-Bird, 0- ilR WINDOW MFG. ONE BEDROOM frame home, carpentry, for Maxine or Lindy. {Loubiihoux way. Call for more in- $100; weed eater, $15. one owner ?I£ att! Financing Available Apartments for rent. electrical, and plum- Lindy 774-5035 2 Miles East Of McDonalds formation. No. 47710. Tel: 329-4573. Utilities paid. Located bing, 336-5124. Dale 765-3597 TRUCKS, VANS, JEEPS R E N T A L S Joy 765-6531 OFFICE 314-774-5911 in west Waynesville. --- J-8-TFC--- 88 Jeep pickup 314-336-4582 AVAILABLE from $260 Rosemary 329-3976 88 Jeep Cherokee LOG & STONE con- 774-5756 or between 8 to $500 per month! QUARTERS CLEANED Jackie 774-2122 87 Ford Bronco II, temporary 2-BR, baseboard a.m. and 4p.m. 774-2003. After Hours: - 22 years experience. Joan 774-5118 heat, central air. Nice! 10 ACRES South of Ft. VERY NICE older two WANTED TO BUY - Eddie Bauer edition --- J-150-TFC--- Karen Reese 759-6239 Guarantee Inspection. Roxann 336-5539 86 Chev. Silverado $36,900. Wood. Good house or story 12 room home Farnhams 774-2127 Used furniture and EARTH SHELTERED for FOR RENT: Need John Trudell 336-3689 Two day service. Take Pickup, low miles trailer site. City water. approximately 2,000 sq. appliances. Call 336- 85 Ford BroncoXLT, energy efficiency! We have temporary quarters? Harold Wells 336-3538 FREE INSULATION - Utilities fenced, close to ft. plus part basement,. power of attorney. 774- 5022. loaded several, priced from the low Joanne Turpin 774-5552 Family atmosphere, 5559. Furnished with Alside 85 Jeep Cherokee 30's, with or without Piney River, $10,500. This includes 2 full ---- G-51-TFC--- large furnished, air Rhonda Cristoffer --- J-129-TFC----- Steel or vinal siding. We Laredo 4 Dr. 4x4 acreages & owner finan- Owner finance, 485-3678 baths. This home is $250 765-5418 WANTED - J & S Army conditioned rooms. OLIVER'S TREE also install energy type 84 Chev. Scottsdale ,cing! after 6 p.m. fenced on large corner Jerry Hawkins 336-4931 Surplus pays top dollar month. No deposit. windows and doors. w/topper NEW HOMES & lowest --- H-99-4TP--- lot with unattached Dorsy Wells 774-5082 SERVICE - Tree for used Army Surplus finance rates. Ask for Refrigerator available Free Estimates. Dale RELOCATING, must garage. Conveniently trimming and removal. on the Spur-St. Robert. details. 336-3285. HOUSE, 4 fenced acres, Dangerous trees Peterson Siding and OLDER HOME: We need an sell 220 acres, good land located in town within 336-3828 or 364-5994. --- W-27-TFC--- 3-4 bedrooms, 3 Construction, in old offer - any kind of offer. South of Ft. Wood. 40 walking distance from removed, insured and --- O--70-TFC--- bathrooms, Waynesville Strout office, West This livable 3-BR, 1-bath open, city water, all 3 Dixon Schools, 20 free estimates, 314-364- * 9 home is bonus you get when School District, fully Waynesville. 774-2044, utilities. $56,500 owner minutes to Ft. Wood -- FOR RENT 3675. MORE$$$$ you buy the land it is on. House, modern, 2000 sq. ft. Also 336-5636. Financing FOR WHITE OAK RENTALS AVAILABLE. finance. 485-3678, after 6 Priced to sell $45,900. Duplex, Tlr. --- O-275-TFC--- 1200 sq. ft. basement. available. COOPERAGE LOGS AFTER HOURS: Jim p.m. Call 314-759-7784 -or- QUARTERS CLEANED WOODLANE $500 monthly. 774-2316. AND STAVE BOLTS. Delk, 314-329-5507 --- H-99-4TP--- (314) 759-7012. - Guaranteed in- HAUL TO IN- MOBILEaPARK --- P-83-TFC--- OFFICE SPACE for spection. Reasonable MOORE'S 'S 9 OLD FASHIONED Next to Wal-Mart SMALL 2 BEDROOM DEPENDENT STAVE rent or lease - 202 Rates. Fast service. GREENHOUSE CO0M PA NY, FORECLOSURE CRAFTSMANSHIP HOUSE for rent at North Lynn, just off 3)y32210r 336-411 Call 336-3811. Complete Greenhouse LEBANON, MO. SALE. 11 Acres - at afford prices: Buckhorn overpass. Waynesville square. --- K-229-TFC--- Services PHONE: 417-532-4960. $7,900. Located 4 miles These new houses FOR RENT - Nice 1 $150 plus deposit and TREE TOPPING and OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Newly renovated, 1200 of from Lebanon, and in offered by 3 different bedroom apartment. utilities. Furnished or removal, deadwooding, 5 miles west PEOPLE I N- 500 Hwy. 63 S. sq. ft. 774-5521. Waynesville in Buckhorn the Lebanon School builders, offer value Utilities furnished, CA unfurnished. No pets. Capital Tree Service - TERESTED in starting Rolla, MO district. Includes rural -- M-99-8TP--- TV, quiet neighborhood, a absolutely un- 774-2661. free estimates, licensed . 314-774-6838 4 home oriented 364-1323 water, phone, electric, a t o surpassed locally. no pets. Martin Apart- --- S-86-24TC--- and insured, 20 years business- natural tea good road frontage, Bring your notebook, ments, 774-2588 after 5 2 BEDROOM, utility, experience. All work SHEEK PLUMBING & tree oil. Excellent COLLECTORS MODEL warranty deed, survey, p.m. benefits, FOR SALE BY OWNER You'll see dozens of dining, lots of cabinets, guaranteed. Ellis Electric Service and 314-759-6237. 1963 Falcon Sprint easy financing, low --- M-82-TFC------M-52-TFC-- 4 bedroom home, 2/2 attractive features large rooms. Paved Brown, 417-286-3955. Supplies, 336-5913- Convertible $3,000; 1974 down payment. Call baths, sunporch, not even found in LARGE 3 BEDROOM streets, fenced yard. --- B-262-TFC--- Now located on Hwy 28. Nova, 2 door, automatic PATTEN CORP., 417- downstairs rec room, 2 houses costing twice apartment for rent. $275. 336-5221. AUTO PAINTING and --- S-76-34TP------$400. Call 314-736-2943. 387-2424. fireplaces on 20 acres. as much. Buckhorn overpass. --- L-93-10TP--- body work. Very ROOFING -hot tar. --- A-64-TFC------N-98-16TC-- Stocked lake, horse 336-4847 $200 plus deposit and 3 BEDROOM HOUSE reasonably prices. Call Free estimates. No job 1985 PONTIAC Fiero FORECLOSURE, SALE barn, machinery Psst! Bring your utilities. Furnished or for rent, unfurnished, or come by Del's Auto, LE, air cond., full - 6 Acres , $4,900. too big or too small. building, dog kennel. checkbook to . unfurnished. No pets. carpet, air, $250 mon- West Waynesville, 774- Work guaranteed. 774- power, loaded, 5600 Located 4 miles from Paved road, blacktop You're going to be 774-2661. thly. 336-4114- 336-4321. 6684. 2316.- miles, $5000 or best Lebanon, and in the S-86-24TC--- offer. driveway. Betwen Rolla impressed. One ------P-87-TFC--- .3-S Ask for loan of- Lebanon School district. ficer, 364-1221 - 8 a.m.-5 and St. James on 1-44. quarter mile from St. APARTMENT, FREE PAINTING BY E.J. Includes rural water, p.m. Call between 6-9 p.m. Robert, corner lot, and cable Exterior or Interior. phone, electric, good UTILITIES REPAIRON ----- C-93-16TC---- 265-8485. Full Basement. Yes, furnished, 1 and 2 FOR RENT: Mobile Residental or Com- road frontage, warranty ALL BRANDSOF ----- B-83-TFC--- ca II now: 336-4847. bedroom. Also 2 mercial. 24 years ex- 86 TOYOTA MR2, deed, survey, easy APPLIANCES 190 ACRES -- Nice, four bedroom mobile homes. perience. 336-2220. complete option financing. Low down bedroom home. Will WARRANTY package bra-car cover. payment. Call PATTEN Near school in West SNOTICE: Threlkeld divide. Price Waynesville. 774-2228. SERVICE CENTER : ::C:: 1: 1 . 1 Pay off Loan. Call CORP., 417-887-2424. Bookkeeping and negotiable. Call 759- FURNISHED 1 and 2 --- H-88-TFC--- 774-2298. FOR anytime, 329-2340. N-98-16TC--- Tax Service, located ::::::6:::::: .94. :::::::: :::::::::::::::::- ::: 7966. Bedroom, very safe and --- M-239-TFC--- ROPER [iiii-$4iiiiiiiN::ii Ocswiii2, } FOR RENT: 2 CROSLEY one mile north of 1-44 clean, all electric with MOBILE HOME FORand bedrooms, 1 bath nAGIC CHIEF. or the left side of real fireplaces. 774-213). townhouse. $325 mon- RENT - 1-3 Bedroom Hwy. 28. Phone 336------U-34-TFC-- - available. Green Acres ADMI RAL $i!:?tY£N:iN ,A: N : N i iiil MEDICAL ASSISTANT, OPEN HOUSE! ! thly plus electricity. 3748, Box 364, 2 BEDROOM, CAR- Call 774-5000 or 774-5893 Mobile Homes Com- HARDWICK A Training. Financial aid BROWN -Waynesville, Mo . Saturday, October 29 PET, stove and after 4:30. munity, 336-3575. available. 1-800-772- TIME: 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. refrigerator. $250 per --- M-88-16TC------G-75-TFC--- GATEWAY JOBS. Metro Business month. plus depsoit. 336- 1 AND 2 BEDROOM FOR RENT - Mobile College, 6th and Cedar, PLACE: Out So. Gate of Ft. Wood 5290. for rent. Homes, no pets - no 7iiii!iiiii i i0 Ii .... Rolla, Mo. 65401. -. apartment FURNISHINGS toward Evening Shade- 2 mi. from gate --- .B-39-TFC-- parties - no noise. Nice --- M-111-TFC- - Equal Opportunity 336-5022 OAK FIREWOOD $55 a on main road (AW) on left. APARTMENTS 1 & 2 Housing, Cindy place to live. Chastain's MCDONALDS of St. bedroom, 1_ bedroom cord delivered. 314-422- Robert now hiring. Beautiful new 3 BR, 2 BA home with Woodruff, manager, 3110. $260 per month. 2 Mculonalds,m336-4582.at Accepting applications cathedral ceiling, heat pump for energy bedroom $320-monthly Brookview Apts. 774------H-75-34TP---- 26 13. -- C-212-TFC- - for all shifts. Apply any efficient heat and cooling. Maintenance garage, in St. Robert JOHN TERRIO, The -...... W-94-8TC FOR RENT 2 1984 YAMAHA fully time. 336-3422 or 336-3477. Yankee Handyman, free exterior. Lots of extras. On two- bedroom furnished loaded, low mileage; -- M-45-TFC--- NEWLY BUILT O home and mobile home third acre m-1. An unbelievable buy at trailer. 774-6612. white console sewing FqaT ' wnr- PROFESSIONAL HAIR and repairs, carpentry, $59,900. o NOW RENTING °4r --- M-236-TFC--- machine; apartment STYLIST. eletrical36and.plum- &f¢70r4LE "To Must have 2 FOR SALE 12 x 65 and size washer and dryer years Large new 2 bedroom 11 bath I _ experience and Tiny Duncan John Schehl 12 x 70, 2 and 3 Maytag; Shop Smith Missouri Townhouse ------T-315-TFC-_ license. Apply Apartments stove, bedrooms. Priced under woodworking machine. in person 417-458-4659 314-336-4686 WILL DO DRYWALL. Cheveu, refrigerator, dishwasher, G.D., $3995. Furnished, rent 774-2091. Hidden Valley Plaza. Willing to work drapes, washer, dryer, heat pump. option to buy $225 per --- P-95-8TP--- weekends. New or --- C-57-TFC--- ,. Ji ~AnoIcK month, no down AGENCY _ Carter Street by City Hall, St. repair jobs. 336-2354 or payment. Free lot rent, \ REALESTATE- Robert. Quiet Neighborhood. 765-3786 evenings. owo774-2745 -l one year. One mile to --- B-316-TFC--- LPNs New Norvi Apartments Fort Leonard Wood 336- Downtown Waynesville ELLIOTTS ROOFING, 336-2177 -- 336-3357- 4469. hot tar, shingles, rubber V/ have full-time and part-time positions Ext. --- D-303-TFC--- 1-800-251-4663 614 Open For Inspection roofs. After 5: 314-674- available. New graduates are welcome to apply. I-10 - FOR RENT - two and EMEW 3064. three bedroom mobil so= APARTMENT FOR homes. Call 336-2192. CHIMNEY SWEEP Medical Technologists RENT In Crocker. One --- P-303-TFC--- Dependable service, bedroom partially FOR RENT - 2 modern equipment, and We have full-time and part-time positions available. furnished. Call 774-6815 bedroom, carpet, air insured. Serving Requirements include NIT, MLT, (after 5 p.m.) or 774- condition, quiet, $110 Waynesville, St. Robert, CLA, or equivalent. 2617. Richland, Crocker, and up. Washer and Iberia, Dixon and dryer, 336-4848. e a surrounding area. 314- --- Z-303-TFC--- 736-5168. Ask for Lee RNs 2 BEDROOM BRICK RENTALS - Mobile Evans or leave message duplex. CA, gas heat, homes, 2 bedroom, on code-a-phone. We have full-time and part-time positions in these Have areas: OB, washer-dryer hook-up, furnished, unfurnished, Equipment Nursery, Pediatrics, Stress Center, OR, Will Travel Orthopedics, refrigerator and stove. underpinned, carpeted, Acute Med/Surg, ER, LTC, SNiF, and Oncology. We also have Director Full basement, quiet washer-dryer, AC. No of AVON! Xmas will be N1aternal/Perinatal services open. Graduate neighorhood. $300 pets, 336-3676. here before you know it! Nurses are welcome to apply. PRN and Weekend monthly. 774-2325. --- L-99-34TC--- Call Sandie for a Shift positions available. --- P-77-TFC--- The EXCITEMENT brochure, 774-6947. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE in of OWNERSHIP, --- D-89-20TPx--- Waynesville. Paved We offer competitive salaries and comprehensive (or, Honey, This is TYPING SERVICE - road, double car benefit package. For further information, please OURS!!) The dream Ex perien c e d garage. Nice area. $425 call Beverly Pellegrirt at 314-364-9404. can be reality, right professional typist. per month. Call 759-7517. now. $400 down, pay Letters, resumes, term --- P-94-8TC--- like rent on several papers, reports. Pick- Phelps County Regional NICE I BEDROOM 14 wide homes, 2 and up-delivery. Reasonable Medical Center HOME, modern, stove, 3 bedrooms, up to 70 rates. 774-2740. 1000 West 10th Street refrigerator, cable, wall long. LAND TOO! --- W-98-34TP--- Rolla, MO 65401 to wall carpet, close to a Total payment $299 I WILL DO sewing and post. $200 monthly, plus (314) 364-9404 or less, much less. some alternations. deposit. Call 336-3142. EOE 336-3424 Please call 336-5950. C-99-5TP -- --- R-99-8TC-- mm I IIIIm Thursday, October 27, 1988 ESSAYONS, "Let Us Try" Page 17 Ft. Wood Cable-Sunday. Oct. 30 thru Saturday, Nov. 5

Classified ® NATURE p CU MIKE HAMMER EARN HOLIDAY PERSONNEL OVER THE ROAD MINIATURE EWMAGNUM, P.I. MINI STORAGE ® CATCH CRIMINALS! - Avon DIRECTOR. Rolla truck driver wanted. SCHNAUZER AKC MONEY & PORTABLE America's Most Wanted CATCH CRIMINALS! Manor Care Center has One year's experience. puppies, ears cropped, Representative needed, SIGN CO. ALONE & SINGLE? FOX Adv. America's Most Wanted or purchase your grown! We are now Loading and unloading males and females, Well established Free brochure. Date- MOST WANTED FOX Adv. holiday gifts from Avon. developing a personnel household goods. Apply $100-$50. Call 1-364-2492. ED AMERICA'S b u s i n e s s, in Mates Inc, Box 2328- LA) RIN TIN TIN K-9 COP 7:30 0 0 DAY BY DAY Lou - 329-6111. department and are in person to Cord (REPUBLIC, MO.) PG4. Decatur IL 62526: o MOVIE ** "Hiding Out" (1987) Jon D TRACEY ULLMAN SHOW p -- L-95-34TP---- looking for a personnel Transportation, Dixon, good for retirement or 1-800-747-MATE. Cryer, Keith Coogan. A frightened stock- O) AT THE MOVIES RN, Rolla Manor Care director. Skills needed Mo. Phone 314-759-2141. full time business. 59 --- D-78-34TP--- FOR SALE -- 30 ft. broker tries to elude the gangsters on his trail (A AMERICAN SNAPSHOTS Center has a unique will include: filing, --- B-88-16TP---- storage units, room for ''ARE STRESS, Fifth Wheel Trailer - by posing as a student at a typical high p INSIDE WINSTON CUP RACING A opportunity for a applicant screening, PART TIME NURSE - lots more, plus storage. behind-the-scenes ALCOHOL, Drugs air, furnace, awning, school. (In Stereo) 'PG-13' p look at auto racing, includ- registered nurse in- interviewing and hiring, Excellent work doing 18 boats or cars storage, LU NFL FOOTBALL Washington Redskins at ing interviews, highlights and late-breaking causing you or someone self contained, good terested in geriatrics. orienting new em- life insurance, physical 75 portable signs Houston Oilers. (Live) news. Host: Ned Jarrett. (In Stereo) you love a problem? condition. 336-2354. This position offers ployees, scheduling, exams on applicants in lighted-unlighted. CH MOVIE **'/2 "The Stepfather" (1987) ENDPATTY DUKE SHOW (GOLDEN OP- Call 417-588-9214 or 417- daytime hours and computing time and your area. Good pay. Terry O'Quinn, Jill Schoelen. Unable to separ- 8:00 0 0 FAVORITE SON When a vice- PORTUNITY) $164,900. 426-5643. Free Service." ate fantasy from reality, a psychotic killer mar- presidential hopeful is wounded every weekend off with payroll. This is a full Call Bodimetric Profiles during the Call for, or will mail --- O-92-12TP--- ries a teen-ager's widowed mother in the assassination of a Nicaraguan Contra leader, excellent benefits. Our time position. Salary at 1-800-950-EXAM. Ask information, Ormsby 1979 SUZUKI-1000 hopes that he'll become part of the ideal fa- a cynical FBI veteran and an idealistic rookie pay is the most com- for Jan. commensurates with Insurance and Real Motorcycle, has faring, mily. (In Stereo) investigate. Stars Robert Loggia, Harry Ham- --- A-98-4TC--- 'R' petitive in the area and experience. Send Estate, 526 N. Hwy 60, luggage rack, tail trunk, (N] MISTER ED lin, Linda Kozlowski and Lance Guest. (In AMBITIOUS we have one of the most resume to: Maria Republic, Mo. 65738. 417- padded sissy bar, 3 0 MOVIE "Souvenir" (1988) Christopher Stereo) (Part 1 of 3) BUSINESS associate 732-2622 - evenings 744- FREE to good home progressive SNFs in the Oliver, Administrator, helmets, cover, one- Plummer, Catherine Hicks. David Hughes' ED MOVIE "Dadah Is Death" (1988)(Part needed: willing to learn, 2722. German Shepherd, inspired this account of a German sol- of state. If you're looking 1800 White Columns owner, good condition! novel 1 2) Julie Christie, Victor Banerjee. Pre- self-motivated deter- male. 765-3786 evenings. dier's troubled journey to the French village miere. A woman attempts f o r a Drive, Rolla, Mo. 65401 336-4512 or 336-3618. to save her son mined to succeed. No --- B-93-TFC---- where he was stationed during World War II. from Kuala Lampur's mandatory death pen- challenge.., something (Please include salary --- B-329-TFC--- new...or a comfortable history with resume.) investment required. working atmosphere E.O.E. Ability determines CERAMIC SHOP for where emphasis is on --- R-96-8TC--- income. Send detailed sale - Kiln, molds, ect. resident care, call Dot resume to: Rolla Daily Call after 7:30 p.m. 336- Viau, 364-7766. E.O.E. News, Dept. 8, 101 W. 3830. You Can Now Receive

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We're Cleaning Sunday Oct. 30 Up the Orchard! EVENING S a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday: - p.m. 11ours: Daily Noon 6 6:00 ®0 MOVIE ***1/2 "Dumbo" (1941) Voices of Sterling Holloway, Edward Brophy. ALL APPLES, U-PICK CU] NFL PRIMETIME Scores and highlights of today's games. MOSTlU I'ILLY SUHE "PROFESSIONAL PARTS PEOPLE" From ground or tree "OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK"s E INSPECTOR GADGET MONDAY FRIDAY 88 SATURDAY 85 SUNDAY 10.4 Store hours do vary see the Yellow Paqes e i l u MIAMI VICE nearest you for the location 14 Wrlb. $550S per bushel IW MAGNUM, P.I. WE FURNISH CONTAINERS! 6:30 ® FIRING LINE Rolla St. Robert St. Robert a MOVIE ** "Three for the Road" (1987) Hwy. 63 & 2nd 409 E. Hwy. 66 1011 Mini Mall Charie Sheen, Kerr Green. 364-5252 336-3030 E COUNT DUCKULA PRICES GOOD AT 336-4447 LAST CHANCE! 7:00 00 FAMILY TIES p ALL O'REILLY LOCATIONS 10 0D MURDER, SHE WROTE p - j~fc~ 1 GRAPES 0 ® MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE q m * 41-1Um Good Quality Concord JOIN US TODAY $259 thwmL$200 b N a mnlU ita yIaear $1000 per bushel For More Information Call 336-3121 Ext. 505 FULLY EQUIPPED FITNESS CENTER Farm Fresh Cider 8 7 Pressed Daily $2 Gal. OUbi OUX FITNESS CENTER ho Ashb's PairiviewFa0 LOCATED IN THE RAMADA INN COMPLEX Page 18 ESSAYON S, "Let Us Try" ThufryOctbr 271988 -- A^ .. q. r . U Ft. Wood Cable- 4- 4, Yx } c 4 '' "." 'I

'.: alty after he and another man stand accused C) NFL'S GREATEST MOMENTS Hail to of trafficking heroin. [ 10:30 Q MOVIE ** "The Final Conflict" (1981) Redskins--50th Anniversary. (R) i MOVIE ** "Commando" (1985) Arnold Sam Neill, Rossano Brazzi. ®- MOVIE * "Friday the 13th -- the Final Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn Chong. The ex- 0 MIZZOU FOOTBALL '88 Chapter" (1984) Crispin Glover, Kimberly leader of an elite military task force is pressed h0 MOVIE *** "A Question of Guilt" (1978) Beck. Tuesday Weld, Ron Leibman. R back into service when his daughter is kid- CN) SELF-IMPROVEMENT MOVIE napped. I D UPDATE: MAKING IT HAPPEN >" l TODAY E WILD AMERICA y USA ® BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE E UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS Al 13 -' , < t'r E SCHWARZENEGGER 6 THE SECRET IDENTITY OF JACK THE Take charge in RIPPER Through crime re-enactments and MUM7O nda Il y COMMANDO suspect profiles, criminologists examine the ABC Adv unsolved "Jack the Ripper" murders commit- ted 100 years ago in London. Host: actor Pe- t MOVIE ** "Commando" (1985) Arnold ter Ustinov. A .,p- Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn Chong. The ex- Oct.3 D JESSE BRANCHE SHOW leader of an elite military task force is pressed tl MAGNUM, P.I. back into service when his daughter is kid- 1n JERRY FALWELL napped. y O ED YOUNG SD STAR SEARCH © CANTERVILLE GHOST Based on the Os- EVENING 1' NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER car Wilde short story. A ghostly visitor L IN TOUCH plagues an American family spending the 6:00 I (0 I Dii NEWS Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 0 MOTOWORLD Featured: highlights of the summer in an old English mansion. Richard I NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT 1 2 Sacramento Mile Dirt Track Races. (InStereo) Kiley stars. ® ® COSBY SHOW 3 4 5 ®I MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT: 1964 ®N CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? ®J ABC NEWS c Highlights of the 1964 presidential campaign ®3 MOVIE *** "Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! O CHEERS y On The Fifth Week Of Christmas, Your Fort Wood between Lyndon B.Johnson (D)and Barry M. Rock 'N' Roll" (1987) Chuck Berry, Keith Ri- 1A OUR HOUSE Goldwater (R). Nominated for five Emmy chards. ( CROOK AND CHASE Exchange Gives You.... Specials On Jewelry Awards. ®D HOLLYWOOD INSIDER ® SPORTSCENTER M MOVIE **V2 "The Secret of My Success" 10:45 L MOVIE ** "Mountain Men" (1980) SYOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION (1987) Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater. Posing as Charlton Heston, Brian Keith. ci FAT ALBERT HALLOWEEN SPECIAL All 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ajunior executive, an ambitious Kansas farm- 11:00 0 LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FA- decked out for Halloween, Fat Albert and his boy uses his keen business sense to climb MOUS friends meet an elderly woman and learn an Manhattan's corporate ladder. (In Stereo) ED USA TODAY important lesson in caring. 'PG-13' 4 On The Sixth Of ALARRY JONES 6:05 i7 ANDY GRIFFITH Week Christmas, Your Fort Wood D MY THREE SONS GD OUTDOOR SECRETS (InStereo) 6:30 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE D Exchange Gives (7 DIAMONDS S NFL PRIMETIME Scores and highlights of (5)WIN, LOSE OR DRAW You.... Specials On Linens * ® UNTOUCHABLES today's games. (R) 0 M*A*S H 8:30 W SCIENCE JOURNAL q ENOSTOCK MARKET VIDEO 0 Co USA TODAY S IT'S GARRY SHANDLING'S SHOW ( MORGAN BRITTANY ON BEAUTY S POWER OF CHOICE ® HIDDEN HEROES Featured: American se- 11:30 0 GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS S® NIGHT COURT 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 dan racing champion Jack Roush prepares to MACHINE ( VIDEOCOUNTRY race in IMSA and Trans-Am classes for the 9 CRIMES OF VIOLENCE Criminals, vic- D DR. SEUSS' HALLOWEEN IS GRINCH same weekend. (In Stereo) tims, and psychology and law-enforcement NIGHT Animated. The residents of Whoville On The Seventh Week Of Christmas, your Fort Wood ® 1ST & TEN: THE BULLS MEAN BUSI- experts shed light on the effects of violent fear that the Grinch is behind a mysterious NESS T.D. hires a former player who's now a crimes and the factors that trigger such be- windstorm that occurs Halloween night. Exchange Gives You.... Specials On Exercise Equipment homeless bum. (In Stereo) q havior. Host: Louis Gossett Jr. ®i NFL FOOTBALL TRIVIA ®DDONNA REED WORLD0 TOMORROW ®il ENCYCLOPEDIA y 9:00 NMASTERPIECE THEATRE y (AE JOHN OSTEEN ®D MARC SUMMERS' MYSTERY MAGICAL ® DUET y C AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE Fea- TOUR Marc ventures into a Magic Castle in 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 I) NEWS 4 tured: the All-American 400, from the Nash- California where he and his three friends en- BEN HADEN A ville Raceway in Tennessee. (In Stereo) counter supernatural phenomena and trick- 0 CELEBRITY OUTDOORS Featured: ® MOVIE *** "Return From Witch ery. "American Sports On The Eighth Week Of Christmas, Your Cavalcade" co-hosts Mountain" (1977) Bette Davis, Christopher Ot MINI MUNSTERS Fort Wood Steve Evans and Brock Yates go salmon fish- Lee. ® KATE & ALLIE q ing on Lake Ontario, along the U.S.-Canada Exchange Gives You.... Specials KEYS TO SUCCESS 6:35 i SANFORD AND SON l^ f _: "9.1 " . .. 0"1,p _'" A,':' : .:' : ..On, : " Candy'' : border. (In Stereo) + 1:-,t: , .. :, ,, : ©1UCASH EVERY DAY 7:00 CDALF q r ,++il 1 s "+:, ty + ... ' ' s +.+",. .ms..,. 1,+ .. : ...++++ + . .+ 'v .... : .+.... Qt + . ' c + ++,, MOVIE *1/2"Date With an Angel" (1987) 70 11:50 l MOVIE **D "A Night in Casablanca" ® NEWHART y Michael E. Knight, Phoebe Cates. An angel (1946) The Marx Brothers, Lois Collier. i® MACGYVER q with a broken wing thoroughly disrupts the life 27 28 29 12:00 ® ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK 6 MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR of an aspiring composer. (In Stereo) 'PG' Q' CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND ® MOVIE ** "Halloween Iil: Season of the O MOVIE **1/2 "Topper Takes A Trip" Witch" (1982) Tom Atkins, Stacey Nelkin. A (1939) Constance Bennett, Roland Young. l CONVERSATIONS On The Ninth Week Of Christmas, Your Fort Wood The ghost of Marion Kirby tags along when Cosmo Topper, seeking a reconciliation with Exchange Gives You.... his unhappy wife, follows her to the French Specials In Audio Riviera. (Colorized Version) ______4_ S JOE PISCOPO'S HALLOWEEN PARTY a,. P_4____' If A (AW Comedian Joe Piscopo celebrates his favor- s¢+' ite holiday portraying many characters in a live stage performance on October 31, 1987.

+'q 4 : ~ Y d a 7 (InStereo) 4 Y 's. 3 '1 ® SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE P. ® THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR: AIDS 7 BENEFIT '88 From the Kennedy Center in 4 ~-1I~ -4-4.~~4 4- ~44 .' ~' Washington, D.C., hosts Lena Homrneand l Blair Underwood are joined by top performers ? including Dionne Warwick, Elton John and ! ;", F.. Stevie Wonder in a benefit concert to help fund AIDS research. (In Stereo) Front View 4ti-

0 PRIVATE EYE 4 4 - ® NEWS 9:30 ® PUBLIC PEOPLE/PRIVATE LIVES -:?k.;3NY - '0,4Fn].Y.:'i~i ,k.- -9:-'-l -tlP5- -- I- ® INN NEWS' Specials To Layaways- AJOHN ANKERBERG Do Not Apply No Rainchecks- O AMERICA'S HORSE Featured: the 1988 Limited Ouantities- Sale Good Only Through American Junior Quarter Horse Association Dates Above World Championship Show, from Tulsa, Okla. (InStereo) ® SCTV W D.C. FOLLIES 10:00 8GO G 0 NEWS W EUROPEAN JOURNAL D MONSTERS E ALL IN THE FAMILY 9 OUTDOORS WITH BUCK MCNEELY Rear View G RODEO Mesquite Championship Rodeo A _ --- I l from Mesquite, Texas. (In Stereo) - - a I EtI SPORTSCENTER acres on Hwy. EIMOVIE *** "The Believers" (1987) Mar- Approximately 7 tin Sheen, Helen Shaver. A police psycholo- 72- 2 miles from Rolla. This gist's investigation into a series of murders reveals the existence of an ancient religious real estate has been appraised Hills cult inpresent-day Manhattan. (InStereo) 'R' at $107,500. J MOVIE **2 "Fool for Love" (1985) Sam Shepard, Kim Basinger. Obsessive love breeds a mixture of antagonism and passion We WILL sell for less than Giold as two people confront each other in a run- down motel. Adapted by Shepard from his 80% of appraised value and play. 'R' $NROWAN & MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN FINANCE AT LONG TERM JewelryK EiD COVER STORY l UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY: JANE FIXED RATE! FONbA Entertainment reporter Barbara Howar profiles actress Jane Fonda. Inter- views include her brother Peter Fonda, her Call Wayne At former husband Roger Vadim, Katharine Hepburn, Gregory Peck, film director Sidney Lumet and Henry Kissinger. 762-2076 Take A Look At Our New Arrival: EFA TSFAST TO Savvy Full Lead Swarovski Austrian Crystal Jewelry 1 HOUR DEVELOPING SERVICE H THE CHATANOOGA We Have Necklaces, Bracelets, FATS SHINE SHOP IN THE MAIN P.X. COMPLEX Earrings & Pins Drop Boxes Located At The Following Additional 15 % Off All Mark-down Jewelry Turner and Specker Shopettes Main P.X. Lobby Specker Snack Bar Monday - Saturday EN OP IN G Sunday Tyr t mgr ~ 1 ? z "- Saturday, October 29th 11-5s FT Competitive Prices and Courteous Service - Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 34

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Cond., Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape, 2 Tanks, SB Glass, Chrome Wheels 1987 FORD TEMPO GL, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, AM- Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape $1,995 $8,995 FM Tape $7,975 1981 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond., V- 1985 CHEV BLAZER 4x4 SILVERADO CAB, V8, Auto., Tilt, Speed, Air 1987 FORD TAURUS GL, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., P. Windows, P. Locks, Roof, AM-FM, Speed, Tilt, P. Windows, P. Locks, Wire Covers, Leather Cond., P. Steering, P. Locks, P. Windows, Rally Wheels, Running Speed, Tilt, AM-FM, Air Cond. $10,800 Seats $3,595 SBoards $10,695 1987 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., V6, Auto., Air Cond., P. Steering, Tilt, Speed, '1980 BUICK REGAL, 2 Dr., V6 Turbo, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond, AM- 1984 FORD F150 4x4, V8, 4 Speed, P. Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM, Dual AM-FM P. Windows, P. Locks, Fancy Wheels $10,795 FM Tape, Tilt, Speed, Mag Wheels $2,195 Tanks $6,995 1986 FORD MUSTANG, 3 DR. LX, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., P. 1980 DODGE AERI ES K, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4-Speed $795 1984 FORD /4x4, V8 Diesel, 4 Speed, P. Steering, AM-FM Tape, 2 Steering, AM-FM Tape, Speed, Tilt, Sun Roof, Rear Defroster 1979 FORD LTD ii, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., Air Cond., P. Steering, Tilt, Vinyl Tanks $5,775 $6,900 Roof, Wire Covers $1,495 1984 FORD 3/4 4x4 XL CAB, V8, Diesel, Auto. Trans., P. Steering, Air 1986 MERCURY SABLE LS WAGON, 4 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, Air 1979 CHEV MALIBU CLASSIC ESTATE, 4 DR. WAGON, V6, Auto., P. Cond., 2 Tanks, AM-FM, SB Glass $8,825 Cond., P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape $10,550 Steering $850 1984 JEEP CJ7, 4 Wheel Drive, 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Mag Wheels, AM-FM 1986 OLD 98 REGENCY, 4 Dr., Brougham, V6, Auto., Air Cond., P. 1979 CHRYLSER NEW YORKER, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Tape, Hardtop, Roll Bar $6,395 Windows, P. Locks, Tilt, Speed, P. Seats, Rear Defroster, AM-FM Tape, Cond., AM-FM, Tilt Wheel $1,995 1984 FORD F5IO 4x4 SHORT BED, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Wire Covers, Vinyl Roof, Leather Seats $11,695 1979 CHEVCHEVETTE,3 Dr. AM-FM Tape $7,495 1985 BUICK SKYHAWK, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM- 1979 CHEV IMPALA, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond. 1984 FORD BRONCO 4x4 XLT CAB, V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond., Speed, FMv, Wire Covers $x,125 $1,495 Tilt, AM-FM Fancy Wheel: $9,125 1985 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, P. Windows, Air 1979 CHEV MALIBU, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Wire 1983 FORD F150 4x4, V8, Auto., Air Cond. P. Steering, White Spoke Cond., P. Seats, AM-FM Tape $7,295 Covers Wheel $6,595 1985 FORD EXP. 3 DR., 4 Cyl., Auto., AM-FM Tape, Tack $3,995 1979 MERCURY MARQUIS, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., 1983 CHEV V2 4 WHEEL DRIVE SCOTTSDALE CAB, V8, Auto., P. 1985 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Turbo, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM, P. Windows, P. Locks, Speed, Tilt $1,795 Steering, Air Cond., SB Sliding, AM-FM, 2 Gas, Rally Wheels Tilt, Speed, P. Seats, P. Windows, Power Door, AM-FM Tape, Leather 1979 MERCURY ZEPHUR VILLAGER WAGON, 4 Dr., VS, Auto., P. $7,495 Seats, Keyless Entry, Mag Wheels, Rear Defroster $9500 Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Door Locks, AM-FM 1982 FORD F150 4x4 LONG BED, V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., 2 1985 FORD ESCORT WAGON, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. Steering, AM- Tape, Wire Covers, Lug Rack $1,295 Gas FM, Lug Rack $4,595 1978 FORD MUSTANG, 3 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto. P. Steering, Air Cond., AM- 1979 CHEV 1 TON DUALLY 4x4, V8, 4 Speed, P. Steering, Air Cond., SB 1985 FORD CROWN VICTORIA, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., FM Tape, Wire Covers $695 Glass Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, AM-FM Tape, Vinyl, Rear 1978 MERCURY COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr., VS, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Defroster $7,550 AM-FM Tape, Tilt, Speed, Vinyl Roof $995 1985 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 4 Dr., V8 Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., 1978 CHEV MONTE CARLO, 2 Dr., VS, Auto., P. Steering 4x2 Tr ucks Speed, Tilt, Keyless Entry, AM-FM Tape, Power Windows, P. Locks, P. 1978 MERCURY MARQUIS, 4 Dr., V8 Auto., P.S., Speed, Tilt, Air, P. Seats $13,700 Windows, AM-FM, P. Lock $1,495 1988 FORD F150 4x2 XL CAB, 6 Cyl., S Speed, P. Steering, Air Cond., 1984 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., V6, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, 1977 AMC HORNET, 2 Dr., 6 Cyl., Std. Trans. $295 Tilt, Speed, 2 Gas Tanks, AM-FM, SB Glass, Argent Wheels $10,750 AM-FM Tape, P. Windows, P. Door Locks, Rear Defroster $5,695 1977 TOYOTA COROLLA, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, AM-FM Tape $695 1988 RANGER 4x2, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed, AM-FM Tape $7,295 1984 FORD ESCORT, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape 1977 FORD LTD, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM Tape, 1987 FORD AEROSTAR XLT VAN, V6, Auto., Air, Tilt, Speed, AM-FM $2,995 Tilt, Speed, Rear Defroster, Vinyl Roof $595 Tape, P. Locks, P. Windows, 7 Pass. with Captain Chairs $13,395 1984 LINCOLN MARK VII, 2 Dr. Diesel, 6 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, Air 1977 TOYOTA CORE LLA, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed $595 1987 FORD AEROSTAR XLT VAN, V6, Auto., Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, P. Cond., Tilt, Speed, AM-FM Tape, P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, Moon 1976 CHEV IMPALA, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt Speed, Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM, Rear Defroster, 5 Pass. with Captain Roof, Wire Wheels $9,000 AM-FM Tape, P. Windows, P. Locks $395 Chairs $12,295 1984 OLDS TORONADO, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, 1976 CHEV MONTE CARLO, 2 Dr., Va, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., 1986 FORD V2 TON 4x2, V8, Auto., Air Cond., SB Glass, 2 Gas Speed, AM-FM Tape, P. Seats, P. Locks, P. Windows, Vinyl Roof, Wire AM FM Tape, Vinyl Roof $595 1985 GMC 3/4 CONVERSION VANDURA CAB, V8, Auto., P. Steering, P. Wheels $9,200 1976 BUICK CENTURY, 2 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM- Locks, Tilt, Speed, AM FM Tape, 4 Captain Chairs, Sofa Bed, Running 1984 LINCOLN CONT. 4 Dr. Givenchy V6 Diesel, Auto., Keyless Entry, FM Tape, Vinyl Roof $495 Boards, Roof Rack $9,995 P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, P.Seats, AM- 1976 DATSUN 210, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Air Cond., Vinyl Roof, Wire 1985 FORD CONVERSION VAN, Va, Auto., 4 Captain Chairs, Sofa Bed, FM Tape, Wire Covers $11,300 Wheels, Rear Defroster $995 Dual Air Cond., AM-FM Tape, CB Radio, TV, Running Boards, Wire 1984 FORD TEMPO, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM-FM 1976 DODGE CORDOBA, 2 Dr., VS, P. Steering, Auto. Trans., Air Cond. Wheels, Speed, Tilt, Roof Rack $12,100 $3,675 $695 1985 CHEV V/2TON SCOTTSDALE, V8 Diesel, Auto., P. Steering, Tilt, 1984MERCURY COUGAR, 2 Dr., Va, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, 1976 CHEV VEGA 2DR.WAGON, 4 Cyl., Auto., Lug Rack $395 Speed, Air Cond., 2 Tanks, SB Glass, AM-FM Tape $7,400 Speed, AM-FM Tape, Rear Defroster, Mag Covers $5,595 1976 FORD MUSTANG, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, Mag Wheels $450 1984 GMC /4 CONVERSION VAN, VANDURA CAB, V8, Auto., Raised 1984 FORD CROWN VICTORIA, 4 Dr., Va, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., 1975 FORD L.TD, 4 Dr., VS, Auto. P. Steering, Air Cond., Speed $1,095 Roof, Running Boards, 4 Captain Chairs and Sofa Bed, AM-FM Tape, Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, AM-FM Tape, Vinyl Roof, 1975 FORD MUSTANG, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Speed, P. Steering, AM-FM Tape, CB Radio, Speed, Tilt, Roof Rack $9,595 Wire Covers $5,425 Mag Wheel $495 1984 FORD 1 TON DUALLY, XL CAB, V8 Diesel, 4 Speed, P. Steering, 1983 CHEV CAMERO, 2 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., AM- 1974 FORD 4 DR, WAGON, VS, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond. $395 Air Cond., AM-FM Tape, Tilt, Speed, 2 Tanks $7,550 FM $4,395 1973 MFERCURY COMET, 2 Dr., 6 Cyl., Std. Trans., P. Steering 1983 CHEV V2 4x2, SILVERADO CAB, V-8, Diesel, Auto., P. Steering, GT, VS, 1983 MUSTANG 3 Dr., 5 Speed, P. Steering, Air Cond.: AM FM $895 Air Cond.,Tilt, Speed, P. Windows, Power Door Locks, AM-FM, SB Tape, Fancy Wheels $6,50 1972 FORD T BIRD, 2 Dr., VS, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Tilt, Speed, Glass, Rally Wheels $4,995 1983 MUSTANG GT,3 Dr., VS, 5 Speed, P.S., Air Cond., Speed, AM FM AM-FM, P. Windows, P. Locks, P. Seats, Vinyl Roof, Fancy Wheels, As 1982 DODGE 4x2, VS, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., SB Glass $2,995 Tape $6,500 Is $595 1981 FORD F150 4x2, SHORT BED, 6 Cyl, 4 Speed, P. Steering, Air 1983 OLDS 98 REGENCY, 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P. Steering, Air Cond., Cond., 2 Fuel Tanks, Camper Shell $2,895 Speed, Tilt, P. Windows, P. Locks, AM-FM Tape, Wire Covers $7,495 1980 FORD VAN, 1 Ton, 15 Pass., VS, Auto., P. 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Peter SMOVIE *** on Public Television GOES RIGHT Masekela and Miriam Makeba) for a musical Laurence Olivier, in a 1913 English down missing children is recruited to find a of "how difficult it is to be Rodney," ote narrates, gelila, frog. (in Stereo) t viewers performance featuring hits from his Grammy an aged professor seeks mystical Tibetan child being held hostage by upcoming comedians, 3 CHEERS coastal town, VD MOVIE *** "The Ghost and Mrs, and introduces seven Award-winning Album of the Year "Grace the centuries-old vampire evil forces. (in Stereo) 'PG-13' q Gene Tlerney. A MOVIE ** "Man, Woman and Child" X REMINGTON STEELE vengeance against Muir" (1947) Rex Harrison, (Mi land'". (In Stereo) who murdered his daughter. (D MURDER, SHE WROTE widowed novelist falls inlove with the ghost of (1983) Martin Sheen, Blythe Danner. 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(In Stereo) 'PG' Dillon, Diane Lane. rous casinos are the backdrop for this tale of aI PAPER CHASE boy comes to terms with his beloved horse's dering her ex-husband, becomes the defen- ® MY THREE SONS MAD MOVIES WITH THE L.A. CONNEC- ® for crapshooting 0 NASHVILLE NOW desire to live free on the range. dant in a landmark criminal case. or Treats" (1982) TION a country boy whose talent D MOVIE **Y12"Trick 1957 Chi- GREATEST MOMENTS 1977 Den NOW 7:05 (17) MOVIE ** "This House Possessed" Carradine. A babysit- Janet Laine brings him to the gaming tables of 1 NFL'S 0 NASHVILLE Jackelyn Giroux, David C MOVIE ** "Bullies" (1986) verBroncos-.-AFC Champions. (R) ( *** "Near Dark" (1987) Adrian (1981) Parker Stevenson, Lisa Eilbacher. A jokes of her Hoping to improve the cago. 'R' E MOVIE ter contends with the cruel Green, DehI Berti. ®] MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY Jenny Wright. An Oklahoma cowboy rock singer has a nervous breakdown and dismemberment and life, a big-city executive ®] MAD MOVIES WITH THE L.A. CONNEC- Pasdar, charge, who feigns quality of his family's DRAGNET a clan of bloodthirsty vampires. goes to live in a house with his young, nubile town where they TION UD falls victim to death, and the child's asylum-escapee dad. moves to a small country 11:05 ® HUNTER (InStereo) 'R' ,, nurse. NEW COUNTRY evil ina different form. 'R' y CDuMIAMI VICE 8:30 0 encounter NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER Ajoke-playing family gets 7:30 6 0 FAVORITE SON Mancuso and (1987) Ja- V BENNY HILL E CD MR. 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AMERICA p seek out beautiful women and test the pati- (1977) Dean Jones, Paul Sand. sease. q on a dangerous journey to destroy a magical to lead Sicily's secession from Italy. (In ® CONGRESSIONAL DEBATE ence of an American producer while filming a ®N MISTER ED D YOU CAN'T 00DOTHAT ON TELEVISION ring. Stereo) 'R' p ® UNDER THE BILTMORE CLOCK Adapted movie in Greece. 'R' from an M SEARCH FOR TOMORROW O MIAMI VICE s MOVIE **/2 "House of Wax" (1953) Vin- C-DMOVIE *** "The Great Santini" (1979) F. Scott Fitzgerald story, a flapper N BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE romantically ® JOE FRANKLIN 6:05 1) ANDY GRIFFITH cent Price, Frank Lovejoy. In turn-of-the- Robert Duvall, Blythe Danner. A rough-and- pursues a handsome, wealthy ® MOVIE ** "Avenging Force" (1986) Mi- 6:30 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE q century New England, a fire-scarred sculptor ready Marine Corps officer faces domestic bachelor and discovers his family's eccentric- chael Dudikoff, Steve James. 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