Vol. 64, No. 17 Publishedished inin thethe interinterest of the 7th Infantry Division and Fort Carson community Aprill 28,28, 20062006 Visit the Fort Carson Web site at www.carson.army.mill Citizens meet, connect with Soldiers
Story and photo by for the Citizen Soldier Connection. Staff Sgt. W. Wayne Marlow “All the academies have programs 2nd Brigade Combat Team similar to the Citizen Soldier Connection and we think it’ll track pretty close to With the United States in a pro- those,” he said. longed war, Soldiers are spending more The matches are made on the basis time away from their families. of similar interests. 1st Lt. James To help with this aspect of deploy- Copp, Citizen Soldier Connection ments, Fort Carson leaders have joined community military liaison, helped with their civilian counterparts to make the matches. bring soldier families and community “I’m making up a list,” he said. members together. “Here’s a Soldier who likes indoor stuff The Citizen Solider Connection got and activities with a family. There are jumpstarted April 14 with a press con- two sisters who are looking for a family ference at the Kit Carson statue. Maj. to be surrogate grandparents for, so we’ll Gen. Robert W. Mixon Jr. 7th Infantry make them a match.” Division and Fort Carson commanding Based on the initial meeting, it looks general, was joined by Mike Herman, like a good match. Staff Sgt. Constance chairman of the board of directors for Woods of Headquarters and Citizen Soldier Connection, who came Headquarters Company, 2nd Brigade Christopher Cazina, left, and William McDougald share some barbecued up with the idea of connecting Soldiers Combat Team, said the initial meeting food and a laugh during the Citizen Soldier Connection luncheon April 15 at and community members to form a was positive. She and her two children Fort Carson’s Turkey Creek Ranch. support network. were matched with Patty and Kay “We have great citizens in the com- Lambert of Colorado Springs. signed up wanted to do it.” still have a connection with the commu- munity that welcome the opportunity to “We talked and took my daughter to Don Addy, president and chief exec- nity,” said Command Sgt. Maj. Terrance give back to the service men and the playground and (on) a horseback utive office for Citizen Soldier McWilliams, 7th Infantry Division and women who have given so much for ride,” Woods said. “We’re supposed to Connection, said the connection will Fort Carson command sergeant major. our freedom,” Herman said. meet this weekend and go to assist Soldiers and their families to settle Mixon added, “If they (Soldiers) A barbecue at Turkey Creek Ranch McDonald’s. They seemed like really into the area. know their family’s being cared for by April 16 brought the participants nice ladies. It seems like we’ll make a “It helps families get connected with an extended family, they’re going to do together for the first time and there good connection. My daughter took very the community and locate services. that much better. When you know the will be similar group events, Herman quickly to them.” They’re finding it to be a very useful home front is OK, you can soldier that said. Most interaction, however, will Many Soldiers and community connection. Friendship is the kind of much harder.” be just between Soldier families and members turned out for the barbecue, thing you always have time for.” To join the Citizen Soldier their resident match. and Copp considered this a good start. But the connection may reap its Connection, or for more information, log Mixon said similar programs at “This program has enormous biggest benefits during deployments. onto www.citizensoldierconnection.org, service academies served as the model potential,” he said. “Every person who “Family members left behind will or call 667-2883.
INSIDE THE MOUNTAINEER Joint Chief thanks military children American Forces Press Service recognized that, as teenagers, his own Opinion/Editorial Community children were much more worldly than Child care dilemmas ...... 2 Avoiding common wildlife problems .11 WASHINGTON — Children in he was at that age, because he spent his Community Briefs ...... 12 News Medical team marches at memorial .13 military families make sacrifices and entire childhood in his hometown. Iraqi police release five detainees . . .3 National Day of Prayer ...... 14 serve their country as much as anyone “I think that, in the main, growing Invention helps heat troop beverages 4 Chaplain briefs ...... 15 in uniform does, the chairman of the up in a military family strengthens the Fort Carson forges partnerships . . . .16 Joint Chiefs of Staff said April 19. Military FRGs experience ‘Oasis’ ...... 18 individual,” he said. Providing fuel throughout brigade . . .5 Paycheck-to-paycheck living ...... 20 “In so many loving ways, our children In honor of April’s observance of Military Briefs ...... 6 Concentration camp liberator ...... 22 quietly shoulder part of the burden, making the Month of the Military Child, Pace 3-61 conducts convoy training ...... 7 Fort Carson gets wings ...... 26 their mom or dad understand that what recently wrote a letter to military children, A day in Iraq ...... 8 Feature they are doing is important,” Marine Gen. thanking them for their patience, under- National Volunteer Week ...... 24-25 Peter Pace said in an interview with the standing, courage and support. Pentagon Channel and American Forces In the letter, Pace thanked the children Happenings Press Service. Military parents often have for their unconditional love and support of MUST SEE Ride a commuter bus to Denver 44-45 Get Out ...... 46-47 to miss holidays and special occasions, and their parents. Military children’s resilience children are left home to worry while and self confidence throughout frequent Sports parents go on difficult missions, Pace said. moves are strengths that others, including Outlaws setting championship pace .29 “There’s no way, in my mind, that their parents, admire, he went on to say. Crush changes Fort Carson day . . . .30 Fitness winner ...... 30 you can be successful in the military “You can be proud of your mom and and have a family unless that family dad for their brave defense of this great does, in fact, appreciate your service to country,” Pace said in the letter. “Your Classified advertising (719) 329-5236 the country,” he said. love and support sustains them. So National Volunteer Week. Mountaineer editor (719) 526-4144 See Pages 24-25. Post information (719) 526-5811 Because military children transition thank you for being there for mom and Post weather hotline (719) 526-0096 and adapt a lot, they gain great life dad. You are American patriots and role experience and maturity, Pace said. He models for us all.” MOUNTAINEER 2 April 28, 2006 Opinion/Editorial Day care dilemma: decisions, debates, debacles
by Karen Linne nannies, at-home family providers and day Care Aware, a nonprofit organization dedicated Public Affairs Office care centers were studied. to helping parents find quality child care. However, and this comes as a big relief to Child Care Aware encourages parents to News reports about American children — a mother whose child has spent many years in look, listen, count, ask and be informed in its lost, forgotten, abused or abandoned in child child care, researchers cautioned that for the five steps to choosing quality care. care settings trickle in, setting off alarms vast majority of children, the levels of behaviors Look by visiting several homes or centers. for working couples, single parents and those reported were well within normal range. Does the facility appear safe? Do care givers who occasionally rely on others to provide The study also concluded that a mother’s seem to enjoy talking/playing with children? care for their children. sensitivity to her child was a better indicator of Are there plenty of toys and materials? Visit A toddler was found dead in a hot van last reported problem behaviors than was time spent each place more than once, staying as long as year. He had been forgotten by a day care worker. in other’s care, with “more sensitive mothering you feel comfortable. Earlier last summer, a home day care being linked to less problem behaviors.” Listen to the children in care. Do they sound provider in Florida was sentenced to eight Higher maternal education and family happy? Do care givers use cheerful voices? years in prison for giving a 3½-month old girl income also predicated lower levels of children’s Count the number of children and staff. a lethal dose of Benadryl — an over-the- problem behaviors in the 12-year NICHD study. A small number of children per adult is most counter medication investigators say the Another study conducted by the University important for babies and younger children. woman used to sedate cranky children rather of Minnesota’s Institute of Child Development Ask about the background and experience than for its intended purpose. The care concluded that children in child care settings of staff. Find out about any special training provider poured about a tablespoon of produce higher levels of the hormone cortisol they’ve received. children’s Benadryl into a four ounce bottle than they do at home. Be informed about efforts to improve of breast milk, a dose three times more than Cortisol is produced by the body in response the quality of child care. what is necessary to sedate an adult, according to stressful events, according to Medline Plus, an For more information on to an Internet news source. online health information resource. Child Care Aware call (800) Also last year, a passing motorist in a The U of M study could not conclude 424-2246 or visit the Internet Seattle suburb spotted a 3-year-old boy whether the higher levels of cortisol were caused at www.childcareaware.org. standing alone near a busy thoroughfare — by the strain of being away from parents or the For information on more than four blocks from his day care challenge of dealing with other children. installation child care center. When the boy was returned to child care, There are more women in the work force programs call his provider was gone, having left her sister to today than ever before. By choice or necessity, 526-1100/1101. care for 13 children. women work in the armed forces, factories and And, to top it all off, a 2000 study that was executive offices. Average working families published in the Journal of Pediatrics concluded can pay in excess of 10 that a substantial number of crib deaths take percent of their monthly place in day care settings. earnings for child care, The study of 1,916 Sudden Infant Death according to the Urban Syndrome deaths in 11 states found a much Institute, a non profit higher than expected rate of SIDS in day care — economic and social about 20 percent. policy research institute. Nightmarish tales like these are not as rare There are wonderful as parents might hope. child care providers and Child care can be a hodgepodge of confusing centers throughout choices. Changing work schedules, a sick child the country. or an unexpected traffic delay can cause parents Fortunately to throw up their hands in frustration. for service Moms and dads drop off their most precious members, the commodity each morning, often worrying about military’s Child them the rest of the day. Development A recent study by the National Institute of Centers are recognized Child Health and Human Development, part of as top-notch the National Institutes of Health, the biomedical organizations and research arm of the federal government, reveals emulated by others. that the more time children spent in child care to When searching age 4½, the more adults tended to rate them, for any child care both at age 4½ and in kindergarten, as less than arrangements, parents likely to get along with others, more assertive, should look for disobedient and aggressive. clean, stimulating The study links almost every kind of care environments not provided by mothers with “assertive, with a low noncompliant and aggressive behaviors.” child-staff ratio, Child care provided by fathers, relatives, according to Child
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Story and photo by “The two words that I can think of Sgt. Zach Mott (for how the IPs treated them) are they 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team treated them with dignity and respect to try to get them back into their society,” BAQUBAH, Iraq — Five detainees Singh said. were conditionally released from the With freedom only a few minutes Diyala Provincial Jail April 20. away, the soon-to-be released men The former detainees were held for were happy to be reuniting with family between three months and one year and friends. before being released to family mem- “I just prayed and thanked God that bers or tribal leaders under the condition at last I was released,” said Kareem that they check in with their local police Khalid, a former detainee. “I thank chief each week. everyone involved to release me.” “They’ve already served their time,” In addition to being excited about said Maj. Harvinder Singh, Police seeing family members, most were Transition Team executive officer from looking forward to returning to work. the 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team. “I work in water treatment and it “With time served (there is) no need to makes me feel good when I can do that put them back into the system and over- again for all of my life,” said Shaku crowd the jails. We do the conditional Mahmud Marakan, a former detainee. release, allowing them to get back into Captain Mohammed, of the Baqubah One of five Iraqi detainees, left, celebrates with a family member his their community and become a pro- Police, was an instrumental part in ensur- release from the Diyala Provincial Jail April 20. ductive member of society.” ing this first group of men was liberated. interview by members of the Iraqi mistakes, and it just allows them a This group of five arrived in “We gave him the information and media, the group was able to leave the second opportunity at life,” Singh said. Baqubah the evening of April 19 and he pretty much just took it and ran with Baqubah Joint Communications Center was photographed, fingerprinted and it and developed everything for it,” as free men, able to go about their lives Editor’s note: Singh and the rest of interviewed by the Iraqi police. Singh said of the release program. as productive members of society. his team from the 3rd HBCT have been Following that processing, the five men After a statement from Iraqi police “They may have made a mistake working with the Iraqi police since their were fed and given a place to sleep. General Juma to the five men, and an because everyone does make those arrival to Iraq.
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Hot beverages a cinch to make with new invention Army News Service markings for different water levels (6, 8, and 12 related waste-disposal concerns. ounces). Instructions are included in each bag. “An FRH is included in every NATICK, Mass. — Warfighters in “It was noted during field evaluations that MRE. Since they are not always Afghanistan and Iraq can enjoy a hot cup of Soldiers often did not reconstitute used to heat the entrée, there coffee — thanks to scientists at the Department their hot beverages because of are often extra FRHs available,” of Defense Combat Feeding Directorate, part the mess they would make said Moody. of the Natick Soldier Center. in their canteen cup. This “The feedback to date Researchers from CFD have invented the led to the idea for the has been overwhelmingly Hot Beverage Bag, a resealable, high-density inclusion of a bag positive. This is a very polyethylene bag. The HBB is a safe and easy that could also serve simple, dependable and way for Soldiers to heat water for coffee, as a cup. Also, some inexpensive addition to tea, cocoa and other hot beverages. It may Warfighters do not the ration that is an also be used for preparing hot water for routinely carry a enormous benefit to personal hygiene. The HBB uses flameless canteen cup,” said the warfighter. Not only ration heaters — which are sometimes left Moody. does it give the Soldier unused in Meals, Ready-to-Eat — and recycled Moody said that the opportunity to enjoy a MRE chipboard cartons. the bag creates a hot beverage, it also helps According to Stephen Moody, team leader demand for unused to keep them hydrated by for the Individual Combat Ration Team, the FRHs, thus reducing the encouraging additional fluid HBB is basically a plastic zippered bag with number of surplus heaters and intake,” said Moody.
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Open 24 hours a day, Soldiers from Co A, also BAQUBAH, Iraq — As heli- known as Regulators, must be ready at copters buzz overhead, Soldiers race a moments notice to refuel an incoming from surrounding buildings like ants helicopter. up a hill to the Forward Area Refueling Keeping up with the demands of Point. They have few, precious minutes staffing a 24-hour operation, while to spare. Every second that goes by farming out Soldiers to the needs of with a helicopter on the ground waiting the brigade, is a constant challenge for for fuel means less time for a doctor to Capt. Paul Simonsen, operations work on a patient or an attack heli- officer, Co A. Regulators are often copter to provide aerial support to assigned to drive fuel trucks on logisti- Soldiers on the ground. cal patrols and pull guard duty for the The refueling team expeditiously security of the FOB in addition to their gets the job of refueling the birds finished fueling duties. Pvt. Daniel Kiser, right, fueler, 64th Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd Heavy in a matter of minutes, resembling a “People work 12-hour days. There Brigade Combat Team, talks with the UH-60 Black Hawk crew chief from Dale Earnhardt Jr.-type pit crew. The are no days off in Alpha Company,” 5th Battalion, 101st Airborne Division, as Kiser refuels the aircraft at the fast and furious pace is considered said Simonsen. Forward Area Refueling Point on Forward Operating Base Warhorse. normal for the fuelers of Company A, Though supporting a FARP and 64th Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd the resupply needs of the Iron Brigade you would have to go back to LSA saves lives and time in the mission.” Heavy Brigade Combat Team, Task is a challenge, not having a FARP on Anaconda to refuel,” said Simonsen. Since time is a critical factor in a Force Band of Brothers. the FOB would be a strategic night- “It takes 10 minutes to get there and 10 refueling mission, an approaching The FARP on Forward Operating mare. The extra time and distance minutes to get back (to FOB helicopter is considered the highest Base Warhorse is the main stopover added to aerial missions in Diyala Warhorse), so a lot can happen in a 10 priority. Soldiers on fueling duty must point between Logistical Support Area Province would be too costly. minute time frame. People could lose Anaconda and satellite FOBs in the “The consequence would be that their lives. (With the FARP here) it See FARP on Page 9 Be a full-time student ONE day a week! One day, one night, Saturday’s alright. Online’s just fine ... nighttime ... anytime! Get your Associate, Bachelor’s or MBA degree by attending classes only ONE day a week! 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For more complaints. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. (lunch) and 4:30-6:30 p.m. (dinner). information call 526-9480/9478/9479. • Elevator maintenance — Call Larry Haack at Weekend hours are 7:30-9 a.m., 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. and Self-help weed control program — Army reg- 526-6669. 4:30-6 p.m. ulations require pesticide applicators on military • Motor pool sludge removal/disposal — Call Don Indianhead Inn — Monday-Friday 7-9 a.m. installations be certified. Units who wish to partici- Phillips at 526-9271. (breakfast), 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. (lunch) and 5-7 p.m. pate in the self-help weed control program must have • Repair and utility/self-help — Call Gary Grant at (dinner). Weekend hours are 7:30-9 a.m., 11:30 a.m.- Soldiers trained in the proper handling, transport and 526-5844. Use this number to obtain self-help tools 1 p.m. and 4:30-6 p.m. application of herbicides. Once an individual is and equipment or a motorized sweeper. Butts Army Airfield — Monday-Friday 7-9 a.m. trained, the Directorate of Environmental • Base operations contract COR — Call Terry (breakfast), 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. (lunch) and 4:30-6:30 Compliance and Management can issue premixed Hagen at 526-9262 for reporting wind damage, snow p.m. (dinner). This DFAC is closed weekends. herbicides in sprayers or Weed-n-Feed granular with removal concerns, damaged traffic signs or other Patton Inn — Monday-Friday 7:30-9 a.m. (breakfast), spreaders. These items are for use in treating weeds facility damage. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. (lunch) and 5-7 p.m. (dinner). Weekend around barracks, service, administrative areas and • Portable latrines — Call Fred Buckner at 526- hours are 7:30-9 a.m., 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4:30-6 p.m. motor pools. 6676 to request latrines, for service or to report Striker Inn — Monday-Friday 7-9 a.m. (break- Training sessions begin Wednesday and will be damaged or overturned latrines. fast), 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. (lunch) and 4:30-6:30 p.m. held Wednesdays from 10-11 a.m. through October Please note the above phone numbers and POCs (dinner). Weekend hours are 7:30-9 a.m., 11:30 a.m.- at bldg 3711. Units may send up to five people for do not apply to family housing facilities. 1 p.m. and 4:30-6 p.m. training. Additional personnel can be certified, but 10th SFG — Monday-Friday 7-9 a.m. (breakfast), must be preapproved through unit commanders and CIF Hours 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. (lunch) and 4:30-6 p.m. (dinner). DECAM. Equipment and materials may be picked Regular business hours This DFAC is closed weekends. up and returned to bldg 3708 Monday-Friday Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 7:30 a.m.-noon. For more information call from 7:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-3 p.m. and Fridays Post shuttle 526-5141. from 7:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. The post shuttle runs from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday Officer Candidate School board changes –– Initial issues through Friday, excluding holidays. The last pickup is The next Department of the Army Board for OCS will Mondays through Fridays from 7:30-11:30 a.m. at 6:57 p.m. be conducted July 17. Soldiers wishing to be consid- Partial issues Here’s a list of stops and times (expressed as ered by this board must pick up an application packet Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays minutes past the hour): at the 502nd Personnel Services Battalion, Personnel from 12:30-3 p.m. 1. 43rd ASG barracks, bldg 756, :00-:30 Action Branch, bldg 1118, room 208, as soon as pos- Cash sales/report of survey 2. * Welcome Center, bldg 1218, :02-:32 sible. Turn in the original application packet plus two Mondays through Thursdays from 7:30-11:30 a.m. 3. * MEDDAC barracks, bldg 1013, :04-:34 copies at the Personnel Action Branch no later than 4 and 12:30-3 p.m. and Fridays from 7:30-11:30 a.m. 4. * SRP site, bldg 1042, :07-:37 p.m. May 15. Soldiers must appear before the local Direct exchange 5. Across from McKibben Gym, bldg 1049, :09-:39 OCS board at the Elkhorn Conference Center May Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 6. Family Connection, bldg 1354, :11-:41 22-23 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information from 12:30-3 p.m. 7. IG Office, bldg 1659, :13-:43 contact Darlene Roberts or Kathy Mihm at 526- Partial turn-ins 8. 3rd HBCT Hq, bldg 1852, :15-:45 2115/6481. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 9. Barracks, bldg 2060, :16-:46 ETS orders –– Due to the high volume of from 12:30-3 p.m. 10. * 2nd BCT Hq, bldg 2350, :17-:47 Soldiers reaching their end of term of service, Soldiers Full turn-ins 11. Barracks, bldg 2450, :16-:46 are no longer authorized to pick up orders directly Appointments are scheduled Mondays, Tuesdays, 12. Reserve Training Center, bldg 3450, :21-:51 from the Transition Center. All brigade level S-1s are Wednesdays and Thursdays call 526-3321. 13. * Occupational Health, bldg 2059, :25-:55 now responsible for picking up and signing for ETS Unit issues and turn ins 14. * Outdoor Rec, bldg 2429, :28-:58 orders. The Transition Center is located in bldg 1042, Call 526-6477/5512 for more information. 15. 10th SFG, bldg 7416, :34-:04 room 306. Call 526-2240 for more information. 16. Golf course, bldg 7800, :39-:09 Female sexual abuse survivors — A group for Hours of operation 17. * Evans Hospital, bldg 7500, :43-:13 active-duty female sexual abuse survivors meets Education center hours of operation — The 18. * Colorado Inn/Elkhorn, bldg 7301, :46-:16 Thursdays at Evans Army Community Hospital’s Mountain Post Training and Education Center’s 19. * Main PX, bldg 6110, :49-:19 Behavioral Health section. Call 526-7177 and ask for hours are as follows: 20. * Mini-mall, bldg 1510, :51-:21 Dr. Kay Beaulieu for more information. Counselor Support Center — Monday 21. * Army Community Service, bldg 1526, :53-:23 Learning Resource Center offerings — The through Thursday, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Friday, 22. Xtreme’s, bldg 1532, :55-:25 Learning Resource Center, located in the Education 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 23. Lot across from HQ, bldg 1430, :57-:27 Center, bldg 1117, room 216, offers academic Army Learning Center and Basic Skills * These stops connect to a Metro City Bus link. review including GT preparation, GED assistance, Classes — Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.-noon, placement tests including SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT closed training holidays. Briefings and more. Defense Activity for Nontraditional Special Forces briefings — will be held Patrons may also use computers to check e-mail, Education Support and Advanced Personnel Wednesdays at bldg 1217, room 305, from 10-11 surf the Internet or navigate desktop application tutorials. Testing — Monday through Friday, 7:30-11:30 a.m. a.m., noon-1 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. To meet the minimum Hours of operation include Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.- and 12:15-4:15 p.m., closed training holidays. requirements for Special Forces, Soldiers must be 8 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.-3 Basic Skills Education Program/Functional E4-E6 from any military occupational specialty; have p.m.. For more information call the Learning Resource Academic Skills Training — Monday through a general technical score of at least 100; be a U.S. Center at 526-4058/8077. Thursday, 1-4 p.m., closed training holidays. citizen; score 229 or higher on the Army Physical DPW services — Do you know who to call eArmyU Testing — Monday-Friday, 12:15-4:15 Fitness Test; and pass a Special Forces physical. when a windstorm causes damage to your facility, p.m., closed training holidays. Call 524-1461 or visit the Web site at overturns a portable latrine or when trash containers Military Occupational Specialty Library — www.bragg.army.mil/sorb. are overflowing? The Directorate of Public Works is Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., closed ACAP briefing –– The Army Career and responsible for a wide variety of services on Fort training holidays. Alumni Program preseparation briefing is required Carson. Services range from repair and maintenance Claims Division hours — The Claims Division for all departing service members. Current ACAP of facilities to equipping units with a sweeper, and office hours are Monday through Thursday from policy requires personnel ending time in service to cleaning motor pools. Listed below are phone 9 a.m.-5 p.m, closed Friday and federal and training register one year out and retirees two years out. All numbers and points of contact for services: holidays. To make a personnel claim, Soldiers must users of ACAP must know their Army Knowledge • Facility repair/service orders — LB&B service attend a mandatory briefing which is given Mondays Online user name and password. ACAP preparation order desk at 526-5345. Use this number for emer- and Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. At the briefings are held Monday through Friday from gencies or routine tasks. briefing, Soldiers must submit a Department of 7:30-9 a.m. Attendees should report to ACAP by • Refuse/trash — Call Virgil Redding at 526-6676 Defense Form 1840/1840R. Submit completed 7:15 a.m, bldg 1118, room 133. Call 526-1002 to when needing trash containers, trash is overflowing or claims Tuesdays and Thursdays. schedule the briefing. MOUNTAINEER Military April 28, 2006 7 3-61 trains on the move by Spc. Courtney Pace and working with two trucks moving 2nd Brigade Combat Team together and engaging targets. This training, however, ended To prepare themselves for what with a live-fire exercise and Dunn may come with future deployments, said if there was any nervousness it the 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry couldn’t be seen. Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat “It was good to see everyone Team, 2nd Infantry Division, con- working so well (together) when not ducted live-fire training from vehicles having worked together before,” to ensure all members of each Dunn said. platoon were familiar and comfort- Pfc. William L. Whitebear, a able with their weapons and trucks. gunner, said he enjoyed the training The training spanned from and got a lot out of it as it allowed March 26 -April 4 and included 12 him to build up his own confidence tables or ranges that each cavalry as well as that of the people he was troop had to maneuver. working with. 1st Lt. Daniel B. Dunn, platoon It wasn’t always easy, as leader for A Troop, said the training Whitebear said there were some went well. It got everyone used to challenging aspects to the training. working with one another and “I would say just trying to get helped form cohesion so everyone everyone on the truck to work as a operated smoothly as a team. team (was a challenge),” “Every Soldier showed Whitebear said. marked improvement in every Whitebear said the training has Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Donald Sparks, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment way,” Dunn said. left him feeling more prepared for Remembering a Soldier ... Some of this improvement future deployments. involved drivers going from slow to “For me, it brought me closer to Staff Sgt. Reginald Abram, right, consoles Cpl. Paul Bennett at the con- combat speed and gunners improving my TC (truck commander) as well as clusion of the memorial ceremony held for Sgt. Robert Clark at Soldiers' the use of their weapons, Dunn said. my driver,” he said. “I don’t have Memorial Chapel on April 21. Both Soldiers are assigned to Howitzer This training also involved anything to worry about because Battery, 1st Squadron, 3d Armored Cavalry Regiment. Clark was killed April going from firing weapons and everyone knows what they’re doing; 8 in a motorcycle accident. driving vehicles to firing weapons we all cover each other’s backs and from a gunnery truck and then firing look out for each other.” Great Selection of Pre-Owned Fords, Dodges, Chevys, Nissans, Toyotas, Acuras, VWs, Hondas and More! ‘99 VW BEETLE GLS $ #1309A ...... 8,495 ‘01 P.T. 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Most of the cases during sick call are routine 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team Spc. Andrea Smith, dental specialist, Company C, fillings or cavities, Smith said. “Occasionally we see 64th Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd Heavy Brigade the more extreme case like a mouth abscess that needs BAQUBAH, Iraq — The hot yellow light Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Task Force Band to be drained because the patient’s cheek has become illuminates the patient’s mouth. The only thing that of Brothers, towers over her patient in the reclined red and swollen” she said. can be heard above the iPod playing in the background dental chair, his mouth reflected in her protective The majority of cases Smith attends to can be shield. She soothes the uneasy patient with cheerful treated on the spot. For those cases that cannot be conversation and understands every grunt and lisp he treated immediately, like a tooth extraction or a root utters back. This sounds like any normal Western canal, an appointment is made for the patient later in dental clinic but in fact it is thousands of miles away the day. Sick call finishes at 11 a.m. and Smith cleans from the U.S. on a small forward operating base in up the office and sterilizes the instruments before Baqubah, Iraq. heading to the dining facility for lunch. This office is Smith’s world for the remainder of her deployment and following is a glimpse into an 11:30 a.m. — Lunch: The DFAC is run by average day in her life. Kellogg, Brown and Root, a subsidiary of Halliburton, and is loaded with American style foods. 6 a.m. — Wake up: Smith hurries to the shower American Forces Network shows sports and news on from her containerized housing unit that she shares big screen televisions scattered around the dining hall. with two other female Soldiers, Pfc. Jasmine Patrons can choose from a wide selection of food Williams, medical supply and mail clerk, and Pfc. from burgers and fries to prime rib. For dessert there Vanity Johnson, medic, both from Co C, 64th BSB. are four different types of Baskin-Robbins ice cream After a quick shower, she gets into her Army Combat and freshly made pastries, cakes and cookies to Uniform and scrubs combination and goes to the choose from. Smith grabs a sandwich, chats with troop medical clinic by 7 a.m. for the beginning of some friends and hurries back to the office to get dental sick call. ready for the afternoon teeth cleaning appointments. 7 a.m. — Dental sick call: This is the time 1 p.m. — Afternoon appointments: “(The facility Soldiers, civilians or even local nationals can walk here) is like heaven, we were expecting to be working Spc. Andrea Smith, dental specialist with 3rd into the TMC without an appointment to be screened with field operating units. 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It is funneled into FARP there are five personnel, large mesh-like bags in a near- similar to a NASCAR pit team, by area nicknamed “the bag on the ground and ready to farm” because the partially spring into action to refuel the buried bags resemble water- helicopter. melons in a patch. The bag The crew chief will step out farm supplies fuel to the FARP of the helicopter to pull fire and to the tanker trucks that watch before allowing the fueler transport fuel to surrounding to approach the aircraft, said FOBs. Staff Sgt. Sheldon Pajimola, With the hotter months 3rd Platoon sergeant, Co A. rapidly approaching, the heat Once the OK is given, the fueler will play a factor with the fuel. attaches the nozzle and 75 gal- When the temperature reaches lons of fuel per minute shoot 100 degrees or more, fuel bags through the hoses to the awaiting will begin to expand. One little helicopter. Within minutes the hole could lead to a lot of fuel aircraft is on its way. in the ground. A helicopter’s blades rotating “We monitor the bags very Photos by Spc. Clint Stein at high speed generate a large closely, looking for holes or In memory of ... amount of static electricity. leaks. I don’t know about you, Even though the fuelers make but cleaning up five gallons is Above: Members of the 3rd Heavy Brigade sure to attach grounding rods to bad enough but if you have Combat Team honor guard present arms while taps the helicopters before fueling, 50,000, you are talking environ- is played by 1st Sgt. (retired) Ernie Mazurkiewicz combining static electricity mental disaster,” Francisco during a memorial ceremony for Pfc. Jesse A. with jet fuel could lead to a said. “Everybody here is Gabbard April 19. hazardous situation. trained on fuel and safety. 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Open daily from 10am to 7pm, except Saturday, 10am to 6pm, Sunday, 11am to 6pm, and Monday, noon to 4pm. MOUNTAINEER 10 April 28, 2006 Military someone like Specialist Smith,” Gartland said. 8 p.m. — Gym: Soldiers are required to meet Smith “Having a dental hygienist out here makes things physical standards even while they are deployed. From Page 8 nicer for the troops. It helps increase the oral They are given regular physical fitness tests to The dental clinic has modern examination hygiene for everybody. It makes our job easier make sure the standard is being met. Smith likes chairs and X-ray technology that can render an from a preventative maintenance stand point.” to do cardio and also lift weights. Residents on image of the mouth within a matter of seconds. FOB Warhorse have the choice of two fitness As a result, Smith has the ability to perform a 2:30 to 4 p.m. — Clean up: Smith cleans centers with free weights and elliptical machines. multitude of tasks that normally would not be and sterilizes the instruments in preparation for considered possible in a field dental clinic. the following workday. 10:30 p.m. — Shower and sleep: “By the The majority of appointments Smith sees in time 10 o’clock rolls around, I am beat and the afternoon are for teeth cleaning. A routine 5 p.m. — Dinner: There are no McDonald’s falling asleep is not a problem,” Smith said. cleaning consists of scaling teeth with a scraper, or Burger Kings on FOB Warhorse. Soldiers are polishing teeth, flossing and finishing with a allowed a microwave in their CHU, but the Being deployed and away from her children is fluoride treatment. amount of food available to cook is limited. not easy for Smith. She takes comfort knowing “Rarely do we medically evacuate a patient to Besides Meals-Ready-to-Eat, the DFAC is the they are being well-looked after by her father in Balad for dental services,” said Smith. “Only in only other option. Smith returns to the DFAC Indianapolis. the extreme case, like dentures, would we send a early to avoid the evening congestion or what “Watching them grow through pictures is patient to Logistical Support Area Anaconda.” she refers to as the “Wal-Mart” feeling. She hard,” she said. On occasion, Iraqi nationals will come to the likes to eat from the main line avoiding the fried A source of strength for Smith is to regularly dental clinic for treatment. The clinic has a strict delights of the short-order section. Her favorite attend the gospel service on Sundays. Even policy of not refusing care to anyone based on dishes are spaghetti and meatballs, lasagna and though Sunday might be her day off, Smith often their country of origin. The main procedure with Swedish meatballs. volunteers to help out her battle buddy, Williams, the Iraqi nationals is extraction. Iraqis have not on Sundays by sorting the company’s mail. had the same access to the Westernized dental 6 p.m. — Personal time: “I like to wind “When mail does not come daily we sometimes care as Americans have, Smith said. down by socializing with my roommates,” Smith get four (shipments) worth of mail (at once). She is Before arriving in Iraq, Smith had little said. “I don’t spend a lot of free time by myself; always offering to help me,” said Williams. experience in the dental hygiene area. Normally a I like to be around people.” Williams and Smith first met in Kuwait and dental specialist has to have additional schooling Besides watching a DVD or writing a letter have clicked ever since. Williams does not know to perform cleanings. It was Gartland, who had home to her two young children, ages 1 and 3, what she would do if Smith and she had not served at Camp Casey, Korea, with Smith, who Smith has taken up the ambition of learning to become friends. recognized her skills and gave her on-the-job Salsa dance. Morale, Welfare and Recreation offers “Smith is the person who always wants to training as a hygienist when they were reunited a different themed music night on weekends. please people,” Williams said. “That is what God at Fort Carson. “Going to the recreational night is my way of wants us to do. He wants us to put others before we “It is crucial for me to do my job, to have staying sane,” she said. put ourselves. That is the kind of person she is.” HOLT REALTY INC. China Doll 4% Listing Fee A Full Service Broker...Where Restaurant You Get More For Less! Rebates at Closing for All You Can Eat Lunch Buffet - Mon-Fri (11am-2pm) Qualified Buyers 10% Discount with coupon MARVIN R. 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Avoiding, resolving common wildlife problems by Richard Bunn and Susan Galentine feeding by unwary residents. Directorate of Environmental Compliance Avoid unpleasant encounters and Management with bears by keeping a clean camp and by not encouraging Warmer weather is approaching and so is the bears into the neighborhood. potential for encountering wildlife. Wildlife viewing Secure garbage and don’t leave can be a rewarding hobby; however, some animal pet food and bird feeders out at encounters are less than pleasant, especially when night. Soldiers training down- they occur in and around residential areas. The range need to keep a clean Directorate of Environmental Compliance and camp to avoid an encounter. Management wildlife and pest management staff and Chances of an encounter are private contractors are available to help resolve many moderate, especially in fall. of the problems people may encounter. Most of the wildlife on the installation are rather Mountain lions harmless, but one can never be sure. The best policy In the past few years, there is to never approach or feed any wildlife. Admire have been more than a few them from a distance and leave them alone. It is mountain lion sightings in the also a good policy to avoid attracting wildlife to area, including one trapped in homes. Feeding any species of big game animal, a chaplain’s office. Although foxes and coyotes in Colorado is illegal and they are usually found in rough dangerous. If people maintain bird or hummingbird and broken terrain and canyon feeders, ensure it does not become a public nuisance country that is common south by attracting potentially dangerous species such of the cantonment area, they do as fox, coyote, deer or bears. Additionally, keep in occasionally come down out of mind that all species found on Fort Carson are the hills and enter urban areas protected by state and federal laws. seeking easy prey. Primarily The following contains information about preying upon deer, they also specific wildlife inhabiting Fort Carson. Some of kill smaller mammals including Photo by Chris Zimmerman, DECAM these species are potentially dangerous. Others are neighborhood pets. Mountain Great horned owls are one of the wildlife inhabiting Fort simply annoying, and may tempt a person to break lions are generally very secre- Carson lands. the law by removing their nests or dens. tive and few people have ever seen one. Chances of an encounter are unlikely. Nesting birds Black bears Each year on Fort Carson, finches, sparrows, swal- The black bear is the largest surviving carnivore Coyotes and red foxes lows and flycatchers and other species seek out suitable in Colorado, with the largest adults weighing in at The coyote and red fox are perhaps the most areas for nesting. Places like brick walls, protected slightly more than 500 pounds. Luckily, most adults commonly encountered carnivores within the Fort porches and car ports are swallow favorites, while the encountered are smaller. Black bears are omnivorous Carson area. They are often afoot during daylight others stuff holes and light fixtures with nesting material. and their diet is largely dictated by availability, which hours, so they are quite visible. Most people ignore Several species of birds are very adapted to neighbor- means they will eat just about anything. In the wild, them until they start experiencing problems hood environments. Remember, removing or disturbing their diet consists of grasses, berries, acorns, insects, associated with them in their neighborhoods. The nests are violations of federal and state laws. The rodents, rabbits and small/young deer and elk. Most most common accidents included cats and small DECAM wildlife staff can offer some relief if contacted encounters with bears on Fort Carson are in late dogs, when go missing. Small animals can be at the first hint of bird nesting trouble. Don’t wait until summer and fall when the bears are putting on fat at easy prey for these opportunistic animals. the bird is on eggs or feeding young to call. Blackbirds the rate of 1.5 pounds per day to tide them over the Although most foxes and coyotes are attracted to nesting in shrubs and trees are sometimes troubling to long winter hibernation. This late summer gorging is neighborhoods to prey on rabbits and other small residents, especially when they have young birds in a usually what brings these wide-ranging animals into mammals, they will kill small pets. Chances of an nest. They will fly and hover around people to distract the housing areas of Fort Carson. encounter are moderate. them from their nest. These birds will not hurt a person, Generally secretive by nature, bears are easily it just seems that way. Chances of an encounter are high. habituated to man, especially if food is involved. In Raccoons the urban setting, food means bird and hummingbird The raccoon is a common carnivore on Fort Snakes feeders left out at night, garbage and “intentional” Carson, but because they are active at night, they are Every year DECAM gets a few snake calls seen less frequently. What from worried residents in the housing areas. is usually noticed when Sometimes rattlesnakes are found in housing areas. If raccoons have been in the people encounter a snake they think is a rattlesnake, area are bags of pet food take children and pets inside and call the wildlife office ripped open in garages or immediately at 524-5394. However, most of the hummingbird feeders torn snakes found in housing are harmless garter and bull down. Less commonly, snakes. Please do not approach any snake, even a they will settle in an attic small nonvenomous snake. Even small snakes will or garage and have their bite if provoked. Generally all snakes will leave the babies. Because larger area if left alone. Chances of an encounter are unlikely. predators kill or eat raccoons, it is wise not to Nesting owls, hawks and eagles attract them to homes. If Most encounters with these birds will occur down- feeding birds, bring in range where Soldiers train. When training, avoid cliffs feeders at night and sweep and trees where it is suspected these birds might be away excess seed that falls nesting from March through July. Keeping an adult on the ground. Keep pet bird from returning to a nest can cause the death of food behind closed doors eggs and chicks especially if it is hot, cold, raining or and don’t leave it out at snowing. Chances of an encounter are unlikely. night. Chances of an Call the DECAM Wildlife Office at 524-5394 for encounter are likely. more information or to report a wildlife problem. MOUNTAINEER 12 April 28, 2006 Community Community briefs Miscellaneous Conference Center, bldg 7300. For more information Modern Army Combatives Program — Fort call 526-8001. Carson Soldiers and family members can learn Falcon Wanderers — The Falcon Wanderers Host an exchange student — Foundation for combatives from 6-8 a.m. or 6-8 p.m. Monday-Friday. Volksmarch Club of Colorado Springs is a nonprofit Intercultural Travel, a State Department designated For more information including meeting locations organization that promotes a healthy lifestyle exchange visitor program, is currently matching call Capt. Shawn Wray at 330-8305. through walking. international students ages 15-18 with host families Alcoholics Anonymous — Alcoholics Each month the club conducts a Volkssporting in the local area. Anonymous meetings are held at Soldiers’ Memorial event. Volkssporting is a family oriented, noncompet- Families of all “types” are eligible to host, Chapel Wednesdays at 7 p.m. For more information itive walk. The event is free and open to the public. retirees to single parent families. Students arrive call 322-9766. 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For more information call Lorraine Thorson residual income Parent-Professional Partnership Workshop — at 622-3564. • Quit your job and start spending your time A Parent-Professional Partnership Workshop will be Free shipping supplies — The U.S. Postal doing things you enjoy held May 5 from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. It is sponsored Service is offering free supplies to military spouses • Protect your assets through trusts, corporations by Fountain-Fort Carson School District Eight. For and family members. The kit includes enough and partnerships information and registration call Cindy Dascher at supplies to send 15 packages, including tape and • Create multiple streams of income to increase (303) 866-6876. Registration deadline is today. customs forms. To order call (800) 610-8734, press 0 your financial security Soccer camp — A free soccer camp will be held for customer service and ask for “care kit.” • Reduce your tax burden and keep more money July 7 from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the field next to Post Traumatic Stress help –– “LZ Calvary” is a in your pocket. Forrest Fitness Center. The event is cosponsored by small group Bible study and support group for veterans • Live your life on your schedule — instead of the Exceptional Family Member Program and the experiencing the effects of post traumatic stress your employer’s National Sports Center for the Disabled. Registration disorder. Join a group of veterans who are experienced For more information about the seminar program, begins May 31. in combat-related problems and who have successively call (480) 567-5919. The camp is open to all EFMP enrolled or dealt with the memories and effects of combat as we Claims against the estate —Anyone having qualified families. Preregister by calling 526-4590. work through PTSD-related problems through the study claims against or indebtedness to the estate of Master MOAA presentation — The Military Officers of God’s word, fellowship and group discussion. Sgt. Kevin Snyder, deceased, should contact Capt. Association of America, Pikes Peak Chapter, invites Meetings are held Mondays at 10 a.m. at Grace Edward Williams at 524-1526. all active, retired, Reserve and National Guard Brethren Church, 2975 Jetwing Drive. Call Robert P. • Anyone with claims against or indebtedness to officers to a special presentation by Col. H.R. Schaffer at 390-8096 or 510-6009 for more information. the estate of Sgt. Robert L. Clark, deceased, should McMaster, commander of the 3rd Armored Cavalry College scholarships –– The Reserve Officers contact 1st Lt. Joseph Cosci at 526-6338. Regiment. McMaster’s unit recently returned from Association will award up to 60 $500 Reilly Mother’s Day brunch — The YMCA located at Iraq and during his presentation he will give an Scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students 2190 Jet Wing Drive will host a Mother’s Day brunch overview of the deployment. for the 2006-2007 school year. Undergraduate May 21 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. This event is for military The meeting will be held Thursday at 7:30 a.m. applicants must be the children, grandchildren or moms and their families. The event is free. at the Peterson Officer’s Club at Peterson Air Force spouses of ROA members. Head Start seeks volunteers — Community Base. Cost is $3.50 for a Continental breakfast or $7 Graduate applicants must be ROA members. Partnership for Child Development/Head Start needs for a full meal. No reservations are required. ROA membership is open to any officer (active, bilingual volunteers fluent in Spanish and English For details call Karin Manning at 574-1986 or Reserve, National Guard, retired or former) of the to assist with Head Start enrollment events through Max Borysko at (303) 647-0405. seven uniformed services: Army, Navy, Air Force, August. Volunteers will escort Spanish speaking Nurse’s group — The Non-Practicing and Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Public Health Service or families through the enrollment event, assisting Part-time Nurses’ Association will present a program National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. parents with paperwork, ensuring their questions entitled “The Many Faces of Depression” Wednesday To join ROA, call (800) 809-9448 or go to are answered and assisting children as they receive from 7-9:15 p.m. at the YMCA Garden Ranch www.roa.org. free dental and medical exams. Center. The YMCA is located at 2380 Montebello The ROA Reilly Scholarship Program contact is Events are typically scheduled for afternoons, Drive West. Chandra Oliphant at (800) 809-9448, ext. 730. evenings and weekends, involve four to five hours of The speaker will be Ingrid Bibey. Two continuing Post fitness center hours — Post fitness volunteer time and are held at locations in Colorado education contact hours will be given. For details call centers’ hours have been adjusted. Hours of Springs. Call Delberta Uvalle at 635-1536, ext. 276 Betty Lou Avinger at 599-7588 or Jean Sanger at operation include: for event dates, times and locations. 592-9311. • Forrest Fitness Center, bldg 1843 — Monday- Community Partnership for Child Development/ Home theater seminar — The Freedom Friday 5 a.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday and holidays Head Start is also looking for volunteers to assist in Performing Arts Center will host a home theater 9 a.m.-5 p.m. their Head Start/preschool classrooms. Volunteers seminar May 6 from noon-4 p.m. This seminar will • Garcia Physical Fitness Center, bldg 1856 — help teachers with classroom activities, read books, aid consumers in purchasing the appropriate home Monday-Friday 5 a.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday and play games, help with outdoor play and spend theater and provide instructions on installation. For holidays 9 a.m.-5 p.m. one-on-one time with preschool-aged children. more information call 526-1867. • Waller Physical Fitness Center, bldg 2357 — There are a variety of locations, schedules are Fort Carson Restoration Advisory Board Monday-Friday 5 a.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday flexible, there is no minimum commitment of hours meeting — Fort Carson invites the public to learn and holidays 3-10 p.m. and training is provided. about environmental restoration projects on post at • McKibben Physical Fitness Center, bldg 1160 Even a few hours a week will make an impact on quarterly Restoration Advisory Board meetings. The — Monday-Friday 5 a.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday the life of a child. For details contact Delberta Uvalle next meeting is May 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Elkhorn and holidays 6 a.m.-3 p.m. at 635-1536, ext. 276. MOUNTAINEER Community April 28, 2006 13 Medical personnel take time to march at Bataan Memorial Public Affairs Office still primarily a military event, many civilians also take the challenge. Twenty-two members of Fort Carson’s Medical Marchers come to the event for varied reasons — Department Activity participated in the 17th annual personal challenge, the spirit of competition or to foster Bataan Memorial Death March held March 26 at White esprit de corps in their unit. Some march in honor of a Sands Missile Range near Las Cruces, N.M. family member or a veteran who was in the Bataan The Bataan Memorial Death March honors a group Death March or was taken prisoner of war by the of World War II heroes. These Soldiers were responsi- Japanese in the Philippines. ble for the defense of the islands of Luzon, Corregidor Staff Sgt. Craig Burnard, Evans Army Community and the harbor defense forts of the Philippines. Hospital’s training NCO, said he marched because he The conditions they encountered and the aftermath wanted to feel like he was “in the Army again.” of the battle were unique. They fought in a malaria- As a former member of the 101st Airborne Courtesy photo infested region, surviving on half or a quarter of normal Division, Burnard said his current position left him Eight of the 22 members of Medical Department rations and received little or no medical aid. They fought hankering for a challenge. Burnard supervises training Activity at the Bataan Memorial Death March. with outdated equipment and had virtually no air power. for MEDDAC Soldiers on the installation. heavy category, which requires marchers carry at least On April 9, 1942, tens of thousands of American “I normally road march five-18 miles per week. I 35 pounds in a rucksack. and Filipino soldiers were surrendered to Japanese heard about the Bataan Death March from another “(You should) definitely get in shape beforehand,” forces. The Americans were members of the Army, Soldier and I figured, ‘why not?’” Morgan recommends. “Get a pack on and wear the Army Air Corps, Navy and Marines. Burnard competed in the individual military light same boots you’ll wear for the event.” Those seized were forced to march for days in the category. “Light” categories, both military and civilian, Although Morgan and five other physician’s assis- scorching heat through the Philippine jungles. Thousands female and male, do not require rucksacks with tant trainees from EACH suffered little more than some died. Those who survived faced the hardships of a additional weight. “serious blisters,” Morgan stressed the need for train-up. prisoner of war camp. Others were wounded or killed Members of Evan’s command and the Directorate Burnard, who said he was more than physically when unmarked enemy ships transporting prisoners of of Logistics supported Soldiers by approving use of able to complete the 26.2 mile event, walked away with war to Japan were sunk by U.S. air and naval forces. military vehicles to transport participants. only one blister. The memorial march was begun in 1989 by Entrance fees and miscellaneous costs were paid “Anyone who participated would agree,” Burnard members of the Army Reserve Officers’Training Corps by participants. said, “Despite the challenges, they would do it again in Department at New Mexico State University. In 1992, Officer Candidate Christopher Morgan, a member a heartbeat.” White Sands Missile Range and the New Mexico of the Wyoming National Guard and physician’s Next year’s event is planned for March 25. For more National Guard joined in the sponsorship and the event assistant in training at EACH, said he also participated information visit the Web site at www.bataanmarch.com. was moved to the range, where it has been held since. simply for the challenge. Since its inception, the memorial march has grown “It was a great challenge,” Morgan said. “It’s one Editor’s note: Information for this article was taken from about 100 to almost 4,000 marchers from across of the hardest things I’ve done.” from the Bataan Memorial Death March Web site: the United States and several foreign countries. While Morgan participated in the individual military www.bataanmarch.com. Come Worship with Us! 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This is why “Then if my people who are called by my rocked the Gulf Coast, and news footage the National Day name will humble themselves and pray and showed floating corpses and newly homeless of Prayer Thursday seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I residents desperate for food, shelter and clothing. is such a meaningful will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins Tornados in the central states and the Texas event. and heal their land.” panhandle destroyed entire towns and cost many On this God’s ultimate desire for us is to become His people their lives. day we will children. Think about how human parents respond One needs only to pick up a Newsweek or affirm our need when their children pick up the phone and call to find Time to learn about the uncertainties in the for and dependence out how they are doing in the midst of a busy, chaotic Middle East and Far East. Those who have upon a God who has world? On May 4, why not pick up the experienced deployments to hostile environments blessed our country spiritual phone and find out how your such as Iraq or Afghanistan know the lack of immeasurably. It is a Father in heaven is doing? You will control one has over his or her own safety when time for us to recognize be surprised that He is far out on patrol or even walking to a forward that our ultimate help and more concerned about operating base chow hall. guidance does not come how you are doing The United States is, without a doubt, the from Wall Street, the and is already most powerful nation that has ever existed, and president, Congress, the working to yet, since Sept. 11, 2001, we realize that all this Supreme Court, the military, accomplish power still leaves us vulnerable to enemy harm. Hollywood, or any place else. 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Goellen/526-5769 Registration forms are available at Soldiers’ Memorial Saturday 5 p.m. Mass Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Chap. Goellen/526-5769 Chapel in the library. Classes for preschool (age 4) Sunday 9:15 a.m. Mass Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Chap. Goellen/526-5769 through sixth grades will be held on Sundays from Sunday 10:30 a.m. CRE Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Pat Treacy/524-2458 Sunday 11 a.m. Mass Healer Evans Army Hospital Fr. Gagliardo/576-7412 10:30-11:50 a.m. Classes for seventh graders on up Sunday 11 a.m. Mass Provider Barkeley & Ellis Chap. Goellen/526-5769 (including confirmation and post-confirmation classes) Tuesday 7 p.m. RCIA Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Pat Treacy/524-2458 will be held Sundays from 6-8 p.m. For more informa- Saturday 4 p.m. Reconciliation Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Chap. Goellen/526-5769 tion contact Pat Treacy at 524-2458. PROTESTANT Catholic Faith Information Classes — Are you Sunday 9 a.m. Protestant Healer Evans Army Hospital Chap. Kincaid/526-7387 interested in learning more about the Catholic faith? Sunday 9 a.m. Protestant Provider Barkeley & Ellis Chap. Meeker/526-3711 Sunday 11 a.m. Protestant Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Chap. Deppmeir/526-8011 Inquiry sessions will begin July 17, 8 a.m. at Soldiers’ Sunday 11 a.m. Prot./Gospel Prussman Barkeley & Prussman Chap. Borden/526-4206 Memorial Chapel. Adults who are interested in becoming Sunday 9:30 a.m. Sun. School Prussman Barkeley & Prussman Chap. Borden/526-4206 Catholic and adults who want to learn more about the faith Sunday 9:30 a.m. Sun. School Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Dr. Scheck/526-5626 Tuesday 9 a.m. PWOC Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Chap. Deppmeir/526-8011 are encouraged to attend. Call Pat Treacy 524-2458 or Sunday 11 a.m. Contemporary Veterans’ Magrath & Titus Chap. Zust/526-8890 Chap. (Col.) Richard Goellen at 526-5769. Tuesday 7 p.m. PYOC Soldiers’ Nelson & Martinez Ms. Scheck/231-9511 Fiesta — will be conducted at Soldiers’ Memorial JEWISH Chapel June 12-16, 9 a.m. to noon. Fiesta VBS is for For information and a schedule of Jewish Sabbath services, call the U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel at 333-2636. children age 4 through sixth grade. Parents are invited to join in the fun. Volunteer positions are available. WICCA Those interested in volunteering should contact Amy Monday 6:30 p.m. bldg 4800, corner of Harr and O’Connell Rhonda Helfrich/338-9464 West at 337-7399. Childcare for children under age 4 NATIVE AMERICAN SWEATLODGE is provided for volunteers. Registration for Native American Sweatlodge ceremonies (He Ska Akicita Inipi) are offered to military dependents and Department of Defense personnel for tradition- al prayer and purification. Fasting before the ceremony is recommended and refreshments are offered following the ceremony. Please call the follow- children will begin May 7 at Soldiers’ Memorial ing for information and directions: Michael Dunning 382-5331 or 330-9537, or Zoe Goodblanket 442-0929. Chapel. Parents are encouraged to register as early as possible. Space is limited. Daily Bible readings: To assist in regular scripture The Army Cycle of Prayer — tors and municipal officials of the Calling all volunteers — Volunteers are needed for reading, the following scriptures are recommended. Please pray this week for the “Equality State”. following: Nation: For all Soldiers, chapel programs. Contact Dennis Scheck at 526-5626. These scriptures are part of the common daily lectionary, Unit: For the Soldiers and Sailors, Airmen and Marines Youth program invites sixth-12th graders — The which is designed to present the entire Bible over a leaders of the 42nd Infantry and those wounded supporting chapel youth program invites all sixth-12th grade three-year cycle. Division, headquartered in Troy, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and for N.Y., mobilized in support of their families. Remember those military youths to Soldiers’ Memorial Chapel Sundays Operation Iraqi Freedom. families and friends who now grieve Today — from 4-5:30 p.m. Individual programs are offered Psalms 119: Monday – 1 Samuel Army: For the Soldiers, their losses. 169-176, 2:1-10, Titus, non-commissioned officers and Religious: We pray for all for grades six-eight and nine-12. 1 Timothy 4-6 Philemon officers of the Finance branch. Soldiers and families of the Orthodox Saturday – Tuesday – Psalms Pray that God will bless this branch The program is sponsored by the Fort Carson Psalms 120, 121, Hebrews 1-4 Church in America. Pray also for the Protestant and Catholic congregations. 2 Timothy 1-2 Wednesday – as its members provide financial chaplains endorsed to military ser- Sunday – Isaiah Psalms 122, services to Soldiers and their family vice by this community of faith. 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Galentine To date, $4.92 million has been spent to decrease costs for utilities and investigate renewable Directorate of Environmental Compliance purchase a conservation easement on approximately energy applications. and Management 5,000 acres of the Walker Ranches on the southern Creating and maintaining healthy communities, boundary of Fort Carson, said Gary Belew, is the mission of the Pikes Peak Sustainable Partnering with agencies outside the post line Directorate of Environmental Compliance and Indicators Project, a partnership comprised of is becoming an increasingly crucial part of Fort Management, Cooperative Conservation Team government, nonprofit and other agencies. The Carson being able to get the job done, securing the program leader. The overall program entails future project develops community indicators to help mission and sustaining the future. acquisition of easements on more than 60,000 acres measure progress towards sustainable living in the In the past, military installations operated as of land adjacent to Fort Carson to buffer training region. Indicators will measure the “health” of the independent communities, but linking efforts and from potential development. community on many fronts including employment resources with off-post entities has become more With continuing drought conditions and fuel rates, healthcare availability, crime rates, etc. critical to ensure efficiency and promote better costs rising, the drive to become more sustainable “Once developed, these indicators will be adopted integration of military members with the local is at the forefront of partnership efforts. Fort Carson by local government and drive policy and action communities. Fort Carson leadership is proactive in has stepped up working with agencies such as for the Pikes Peak Region,” said Birgitte Tingley, pursuing and creating new partnerships. Colorado Springs Utilities and the National Fort Carson Sustainability Planner. Partnerships enhance mission accomplishment, as Renewable Energy Laboratory to find ways to Numerous other partnerships exist with Fort well as ensure that Fort Carson community Carson and are continuously being formed and off-post needs are aligned. Cooperative to help create a smooth path for sustainable efforts seek to address ongoing regional growth at Fort Carson and in the region. concerns such as improving energy and A few of Fort Carson’s other partners water efficiency. include nonprofit agencies such as: One of the major, multi-agency partner- • The Catamount Institute ships Fort Carson forged to conserve natural http://www.catamountinstitute.org/ resources while simultaneously meeting the • Natural Capitalism Solutions military mission — is using the Army http://www.natcapsolutions.org/ Compatible Use Buffer program to purchase • The Nature Conservancy conservation easements adjacent to Fort http://www.nature.org/ Carson from willing sellers. The primary • Colorado Natural Heritage Program partners in Fort Carson’s southeastern http://www.cnhp.colostate.edu/ boundary ACUB efforts include the • Wildlife Habitat Council Colorado Department of Transportation, http://www.wildlifehc.org/template.cf the Department of the Army, The Nature m?FrontID=3560 Conservancy, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife For more information call the sustain- Service and private landowners. ability planner at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¶VDKLJKHQHUJ\HYHQLQJRI³6KRZDQG 6XEMHFWWRDYDLODEOHVHDWLQJ 7HOO´ORRNLQJ IRU WKH KXPRU LQ HYHU\WKLQJ DQG ([SLUHV7KXUVGD\ OHDUQLQJ WR GHDO ZLWK FKDQJH 7KLV H[WHDFKHU UHDOL]HVQRZWKDW/,)(,67+(/(6621 ZZZ/221((6FRP 1$FDGHP\ /LQHXS 6XEMHFW7R &KDQJH 12:23(1 'LQH,QRU7DNH2XW 6$FDGHP\8QLW ,QWKH6DIHZD\6KRSSLQJDW+Z\ 6RXWK$FDGHP\ 0RQ6DW DP SP 6HUYLQJ&RORUDGR$XWKHQWLF0H[LFDQ)RRG 7DFRV7RVWDGDV(QFKLODGDV%XUULWRV7DPDOHV +RPHPDGH*UHHQDQG5HG&KLOH %ULQJLQWKLV$GIRUDGLVFRXQW MOUNTAINEER April 28, 2006 17 :H·UH1RW0RWRU&LW\ 7U\8V)LUVW 1R3D\PHQWV8QWLO$XJXVW:$& [ [ ¶)RUG)[ ¶)RUG;&DE) ¶&KHY\ ¶ 6DWXUQ6/ ¶)RUG);/7 ¶'RGJH5DP 6FUHZFDEGLHVHO 6 3$GXDOO\GLHVHO/7 6 6FUHZFDE[ 6$ [ [ [ [ ¶0HUFXU\6DEOH ¶ &KHY\[ ¶)RUG)); ¶)RUG)[ ¶7R\RWD7DFRPD ¶)RUG);/7[ 6 6$GLHVHOHFDE 6/DULDWGLHVHO 6FUHZFDE/DULDW 6 FUHZFDE 6GLHVHOFUHZFDE R ¶-HHS*UDQG&KHURNHH/DUHGR ¶ )RUG ¶0D[GD ¶'RGJH6WUDWXV ¶&KHY\9HQWXUH ¶)RUG([FXUVLRQ 3RZHUVWURNH9'LHVHO6 6SDVVHQJHU .PLOHV 6ORZPLOHV 6 6 ¶0LWV(FOLSVH ¶0LWV(FOLSVH ¶/DQGURYHU ¶)RUG([SHGLWLRQ ¶)RUG0XVWDQJ ¶ &KU\VOHU6HEULQJ/;, 6$ 6$ 6FUHZFDE 6$(GGLH%DXHU 6$ 6 ¶+RQGD(OHPHQW ¶/LQFROQ1DYLJDWRU ¶)RUG( ¶ &KHY\[ ¶([SORUHU;/7 ¶)RUG0XVWDQJ*7 6 6 6FDUJRYDQ 66LOYHUDGR 6 6 3LFWXUHVDUHIRULOOXVWUDWLRQSXUSRVHVRQO\ :$&DQG:$'3ULFHVH[FOXGHWD[WLWOHDQGOLFHQVH3ULFHVJRRGGD\RIDG 'RQ-XDQ$YH ;0DUNV7KH6DYLQJV 1 &KHOWRQ $FDGHP\ 'RQ-XDQ6W ; 6(/(&7 6287+32,17( 3ODWWH :DO0DUW MOUNTAINEER 18 April 28, 2006 Community FRG leaders experience ‘Oasis’ Directorate of Morale, Welfare and Recreation offered free “chair” massages. Guests also were treated to spa cuisine: According to the Encarta Dictionary, an “oasis” finger sandwiches, fresh fruits and vegeta- is “a place or period that gives relief from a troubling bles, orange and cucumber-infused waters or chaotic situation.” The Elkhorn Conference Center and herbal teas. “The ballroom of the recently was transformed into an “Oasis” for the Fort Elkhorn Catering and Conference Center Carson Family Readiness Group community. was itself changed dramatically,” said “Oasis was born of a desire to inform and inspire McCann. “White pipe-and-drape encircled our FRGs, while at the same time offering them a the room, and wall-to-wall white carpet, brief respite from the day-to-day stress of military Corinthian columns and gossamer-wrapped life,” explained Directorate of Morale, Welfare and tents completed the Mediterranean look.” Recreation Marketing Specialist Heather McCann. Each guest received a copy of “Chicken “Guests learned about the entire DMWR inventory Soup for the Military Wife’s Soul,” a and how each program readily can be customized to DMWR-branded, scented soap round and fit their organization’s unique needs.” the most recent issue of Fort Carson McCann said special emphasis was given to DMWR’s First Choice Facility and Event showcasing DMWR’s flexibility and genuine desire Information Magazine. Among the door Photo by Ryan Stikeleather, DMWR Team Leader Scott Edwards shows Fort Carson Family to serve op-tempo weary families. Representatives prizes were retail gift certificates and Readiness Group leaders how MWR’s Adventure Programs from each division of the directorate addressed nearly Sunday brunch for two at the Broadmoor and Education can benefit their families. 100 FRG leaders and liaisons, representing five Hotel. The grand prize winner took home “umbrella” Mountain Post FRGs and a host of six months of free housecleaning services. soap-sized, laminated document highlighted a subordinate organizations. According to McCann, the most critical piece of listing of area restaurants that will feed the children “For ‘Oasis,’ we used a softer approach, moving the “Oasis” puzzle was the hand-tailored DMWR for free, tips on combating stress and a list of critical away from the standard ‘briefing’ format toward booklet and six-panel brochure given to each guest. contacts such as the National Military Family loosely structured live presentations with a more “The booklet offers a comprehensive overview Association, Operation Military Pride and the Army personal touch,” McCann said. When not on stage, of DMWR programs and services that are designed Family Liaison Office. division representatives and chiefs manned 10-by-10 especially with FRGs in mind,” she said. “And, while The event is over, but the hard work is just tents, answering questions and conducting specialized the booklet is geared toward FRG leadership, the six- beginning, said McCann. “We believe that the ‘Oasis’ customer outreach. Nearby, the Mountain Post panel brochure works as a ‘snapshot’ of the booklet. idea is a great place to start. From here, the Fort Wellness Center offered blood pressure and stress Each FRG leader was offered multiple copies of this Carson DMWR will build a foundation from this response screenings. 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Why pay more for also try a dry cleaning system that works in your home payday, welcome to the crowd. With more and more a different label? As for clothes, if you can’t live dryer, which costs about $10 for 24 garments. Americans living paycheck to paycheck, it’s no without the label, try shopping at consignment clothing • Coffee breaks — if you think your daily stop by wonder that the average household has about $9,000 stores and pay a fraction of the price you would for the gourmet coffee shop is only putting you out a few worth of credit card debt. new clothes in a department store or boutique. bucks — think again. If you buy one drink, five times Many consumers have the mentality that living • High-tech pit — do you really need a cell phone a week at $3, you’re throwing away $60 per month. paycheck to paycheck is the only option. Mike the size of a credit card? Are you watching all 20 movie That’s money you could use to pay your cell phone Sullivan, director of eduction for Take Charge and sports channels you subscribe to? Many spend bill or pay down credit card debt. America, a nonprofit credit counseling company, hundreds or even thousands of dollars on high-tech • Eating up your budget — when you are spending says you don’t have to wait for your next promotion items that often end up sitting in the back of a closet. a few dollars at a time, it is often hard to gauge how to have more cash on hand. For example, an MP3 player can run you about $200 or much of your total budget you are spending on food. “You would be surprised how much more money more, a camera phone is about $150 and a digital video You can save cash by purchasing nonperishable food you could have at the end of each month by adjusting recorder will cost another $100, in addition to monthly in bulk, and eat what food is left in your pantry your daily spending habits,” he said. use fees. That’s nearly $500 worth of products you can before running to the grocery store. Moreover, if you The 30-percent increase in bankruptcy filings live without. You could use that money to help pay spend $8, three times a week at lunch, that adds up to last year is proof that Americans are spending outside down a mortgage or student loans. In addition, when $96 a month. Tack that onto a couple of nights on the their means. Much of the increase was the result of a purchasing a cell phone, contract for the lowest cost town and you are suddenly at $200. You can save new law that went into effect last fall, which made it plan that you need and go for the “free” phone. money by brown-bagging at work, as well as going harder to erase credit card and other debt in a • Buy … it’s on sale — don’t buy items you wouldn’t on a picnic or fixing a dinner at home, rather than bankruptcy. However, Sullivan said many of the normally buy simply because they are on sale. If you buying dinner at an expensive restaurant. cases reflect a trend that Americans are letting their have been living without a cashmere sweater, you don’t • Carpool — we’re heading into the summer wants overshadow their needs. “need” one now that the price has been cut 20 percent. driving season, which means gas prices will go even “Fancy cell phones, MP3 players and name-brand Regardless of price, you are still out a large chunk of higher. Save money by carpooling to work, school jeans have entered the American lexicon as necessities, money, especially if you need to use a credit card for the or extracurricular activities. Trade off driving duties but they are far from it,” said Sullivan. “We can poten- purchase. Try to remove “charge it” from your vocabu- week-to-week and in return, visit the gas pump a tially free up hundreds of dollars in our monthly budgets lary. Credit cards should only be used for emergencies, fraction of the time. by re-examining our wants and reprioritizing our needs.” especially if you are already sitting on a pile of debt. Editor’s note: Fort Carson’s Army Community Here are seven tips for finding extra money in • Dry cleaning — suits and delicates that you Service offers a Financial Readiness Program that your budget: purchase at a reasonable price could end up costing you includes budgeting classes. 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MOUNTAINEER 22 April 28, 2006 Community Concentration camp liberator captures history after 60 years Army News Service I remember from the war. After watching most of all, his wife Ruth of 63 years. German civilians dig a massive trench Victor will soon share his best WASHINGTON — During World for hours, I went in and helped them work in a new book called “Brave at War II, the U.S. Army’s 9th Infantry bury the bodies,” Victor said. Heart,” due out this summer from Division earned the title “Old Historical experts estimate as many Hillstreet Press. Reliables” for their steadfast ability as 25,000 prisoners died at the Victor has met and photographed to accomplish dangerous missions. Mittelbau camps as a result of forced many of the most famous baseball That reputation has endured in 9th labor in the adjacent underground V-1 players of all-time, but he said that one Infantry Division combat veteran and V-2 rocket-assembly tunnel complex of the most important pictures he Walter Victor, now in his 40th season during the final two years of the war. never took was in the dawning days of as official team photographer for the Victor met one of the survivors, his photography career while overseas Atlanta Braves baseball team. a Polish scientist who was forced to during World War II. Like his father before him, Victor make rockets for the Germans. “One of the things I really wish I was working in a Dupont, Pa., coal “You should thank me for saving could have done during the Second mine when World War II broke out in your life,” the scientist said to Victor, World War was take a picture of Mickey Europe. It was early 1942 when 24- who thought the man crazy. Rooney and his stage show when they year-old Victor was drafted into the “I was one of the prisoners who visited the troops,” said Victor. “By the Army. After basic training at Fort were forced to make horrible weapons, time I got to the show, the performers Bragg, N.C., he joined the war in and when it came time for me to make had already finished and I missed it all. North Africa. the electrical solder connections, I would I was sergeant of the guard and worked Photo courtesy Walter Victor Victor was captured behind enemy do such a terrible job those bombs and long hours in those days.” Victor in action during a 2005 Atlanta lines by German troops but managed rockets would never go off,” he said. Victor is now gearing up for his Braves game at Turner Field, Atlanta. to escape and rejoin American forces After the war final season as photographer for the four years of service – 33 months in as they crashed through the gates of Victor returned from Europe and Atlanta Braves, and more time reeling combat – in places like Africa, Sicily, concentration camps in April 1945. worked in the Pentagon community until in the fish that swim near the dock of Normandy, the Huertgen Forest, and Discovering Dora 1966, when he moved to Atlanta, Ga., to his suburban-Atlanta creek-side home. the Rhineland Campaign. His decora- Before long, Victor was snapping begin a 40-year run as the official photo- “I had a job to do during the war, tions include the Silver Star, three his first — and most emotional — grapher of the Atlanta Braves baseball and I did it. I had a job to do for the Bronze stars and seven combat stars. photographs. As American troops of team. 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And the Mountain Post Team reaps the benefits. “Volunteers are valuable assets, not because of the Below: Jennifer Findling, been an essential part of the Army family. In the early Perhaps some volunteers want to have a purpose for Volunteers contribute to quality of life. They help our money they save the community, but because they give mayor of Arapahoe Vil- days, volunteers repaired uniforms or carried water to their day. students improve reading skills. They coach youth sports hope, inspiration and knowledge to the people they help,” lage, leaves her house the troops, as “Molly Pitcher” did in 1776. Lilly Twiddy, who’s volunteered with the teams, teach children good sportsmanship and team said Everlee Ensminger, administrative assistant for to deliver newsletters to Today, volunteers help the Army accomplish the American Red Cross for the past 41 years said she skills. Volunteers perform duties as mayors, records Carson’s Army Volunteer Corps/Mayoral Program. residents of the village. mission in other ways. enjoys volunteering. “It keeps me busy,” Twiddy said clerks and librarians. “Volunteers give their time from their heart. They Fort Carson has 5,218 registered volunteers. If Whatever the reason, volunteers save Fort Volunteers don’t seek glory or pay; they just want want to make a difference in the works, and little by these volunteers all reported for a meeting at Carson more than $2 million a year, if the post had to to give to their community. little, they do.” Ensminger said. McMahon Theater, they’d fill the theater 10 times. pay for services performed by volunteers. So far This is National Volunteer Week. Volunteers were “We are all grateful and appreciative to all What motivates people to drive to Fort Carson and this year, volunteers have 50,824 hours, according recognized at an appreciation barbecue lunch in front volunteers who continue to make a difference,” she said. spend a few hours helping out at the Thrift Shop, Evans Army Community Hospital, Turkey Creek Ranch, the chapel or the Family Support Center? If it’s not a paycheck, what is it? Sometimes volunteers just want to give back to the community, such as Piernina Aaron, who’s volunteered for six years for Red Cross at Fort Carson. She sometimes works in the immunization and allergy adult clinic at Evans Army Community Hospital. “It gives me something to do and help people at the same time, Aaron said. “I really like being around people.” Eun Lacey volunteers at Grant Library, where she worked before her retirement in 2004. She said she likes the work and the people. Some volunteers are looking for something meaningful to do; others want to increase their job skills or enhance their resumes. Edenrose Marlow volunteers in order to get a certification. Lilly Twiddy, Red Cross volunteer at Evans Army Community Marlow trained as a dentist in the Hospital, fills a cart with reading material to disperse to Philippines but can’t practice as patients throughout the hospital. Bianca Baldwin, left, three-time mayor for Navajo Village, signs a roster to receive her 20-percent-off Photos by Spc. Clint Stein coupon for a purchase at an Army and Air Force Exchange Service. The Fort Carson Army Volunteer Corps Program provided all Fort Carson volunteers the opportunity to receive the coupon throughout the week as a token of appreciation. Left: Eun Lacey, volunteer at the Fort Carson Grant Library, helps the staff by organizing books. Right: Endenrose Marlow, left, volunteer at Larson Dental Clinic, assists Jan Lewis, chairman of the Fort Carson Red Cross Volunteer Lilly Twiddy, who has been volunteering at Fort Carson for 41 years, gives Spc. James Martin some Program, during a magazines to read while he recovers from surgery in the Family Care Ward at EACH. Layout by Jeanne Mazerall dental procedure. MOUNTAINEER 26 April 28, 2006 Community Buffalo wings fly in to Fort Carson Story and photos by also sells large orders of wings, meats Nel Lampe and side orders. Evenings and week- Mountaineer staff ends, diners can have a drink with their wings as Xtreme’s operates a Wild Bill’s Buffalo Wings, the satellite bar in the building, which is post’s newest food concession, is now open 4-9 p.m. Monday-Thursday and open. Located by the Ivy Troop Store, until midnight Fridays and Saturdays. bldg. 2355, wings and other foods Wild Bill’s Buffalo Wings is at will be available from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. 2355 Quinn St., next to Waller Mondays-Thursdays, and 11 a.m.- Physical Fitness Center; call 226-0868. midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Sunday hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Gregory Turman, who’s been making hot wings in Colorado Springs for 18 years, opened the concession with partners Todd Brosz and C.J. McCampbel. Another Wild Bill’s is on North Academy. Turman said he plans to offer delivery on post in the future. Turman said his wings are pre- pared in the traditional Buffalo, N.Y., method — deep fried and bathed in hot sauce. There are several dipping sauces available, from mild to “Armageddon.” Other food items are also available, such as catfish nuggets, barbecued ribs and chicken strips, Left: Nick Vallenzuela cooks chicken wings at Wild Bill’s Buffalo Wings, along with sides of potato salad, cole located by the Ivy store in the Banana Belt. Above, from left, Dwayne slaw, baked beans, mushrooms, onion Ochs, AAFES general manager, Gregory Turman, proprietor, Col. Mike rings, fries and more. Resty, Jr., garrison commander and Delina Schafer, Services business With 24 hours notice, Wild Bill’s manager cut the ribbon at Wild Bill’s Hot Buffalo Wings store Wednesday. COLORADO TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY Today’s military education benefit is tomorrow’s smart career move! Colorado Technical University invites Fort Carson active-duty military members and their families to learn more about our industry-current Master’s degree programs with numerous career-specific concentrations. 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MOUNTAINEER Community April 28, 2006 27 MOUNTAINEER 28 April 28, 2006 78/FX#FFUMF$POWFSUJCMF 1FS.POUI XBD .431 4"7& 4"-&13*$& "MM/FX78(5* 1FS.POUI XBD .431 4"7& 4"-&13*$& "MM/FX781BTTBU 1FS.POUI XBD .431 4"7& 4"-&13*$& "MM/FX78+FUUB5%* 6Q5P .1( 1FS.POUI XBD .431 4"7& 4"-&13*$& 6287+(51&2/25$'2·6/$5*(6792/.6:$*(1'($/(5 0RWRU&LW\'ULYHZZZKHXEHUJHUPRWRUVFRP "MMQBZNFOUTQMVTUBY UJUMFBOEMJDFOTF1BZNFOUTBSFGPSNPOUITXJUIEPXO8JUIBQQSPWFEDSFEJU/PUBMMCVZFSTXJMMRVBMJGZ MOUNTAINEER Sports & Leisure April 28, 2006 29 SPORTS & LEISURE Outlaws setting championship pace Story and photos by offensive machine that is beating the Walt Johnson daylights out of teams. With the Mountaineer staff kind of firepower the Outlaws can generate, teams have found themselves There is a group of Soldiers in large deficits, making it hard for making some serious noise in the the teams to beat the Outlaws. softball community in Colorado and “We built our team with the idea when the season is over this year the of having a strong offense. Softball is group may just be among the elite driven by offense and when you put teams in Colorado and the country. together a team you concentrate on The Outlaws, a team consisting of offense early and then you work members of the Mountain Post active on the fundamentals to play good duty and retired community has been defense as the season progresses. In playing some lights out softball in the softball, if you can’t score 20 runs a past month, finishing in third place in game you probably aren’t going to two separate tournaments in Colorado win,” Ruterbories said. Springs Saturday and Sunday. The Outlaws have won two tour- With the strong finishes, the naments, finished second in two Outlaws have now earned enough others and fourth in another before points to rank fifth in the state with this weekend’s two third place fin- 470 points as the team looks to earn ishes. The team motto is “Impossible the 1,000 points ( or win a National is nothing” and Ruterbories said Invitational Qualifier) that will watching the team play helps you earn them the chance to compete understand its philosophy. for a spot in the World Softball “We believe that we are a team competition in September. that will overcome all challenges. Steven “Rudy” Ruterbories, Last year this team was very Outlaws coach, said the team has been competitive in the Colorado Springs steadily building momentum this year and Colorado areas. We come out while they get to know each other. Only to the field with the philosophy three players return from last year’s nothing is too tough to overcome. team due to military commitments. We believe in our abilities and we Steven “Rudy” Ruterbories follows through on a pitch Saturday during a Prior to this weekend, the Outlaws have players that can play the game in Colorado Springs. won its last two tournaments with an game well,” Ruterbories said. An opposing player, right, hustles into third base as the throw from the Outlaws outfielder Rich Conger drives a base hit to left field during action outfield sails away during Saturday’s game. Saturday in Colorado Springs. MOUNTAINEER 30 April 28, 2006 Sports & Leisure On the Bench Colorado Crush change Fort Carson celebration day by Walt Johnson According to the rules of the tourna- Mountaineer staff ment, any player wishing to participate must be 17 years old by May 13. There has been a date change Players also must be in the following for the Colorado Crush salute to categories, active duty, retired military, the military game. reservist, National Guard, Department The game has been rescheduled for of Defense civilians and other DoD Sunday at the Pepsi Center in Denver identification card holders and their due to conflicts in dates with the NHL spouses and family members. and NBA playoffs. Registration forms are available at Discount tickets are available for any of the fitness centers on post. all active duty, retirees and their family The Colorado Springs Sky Sox, and friends for the game between the the top farm affiliate of the Colorado Crush and the Orlando Predators. Rockies, will be home Monday at The game will begin at 4 p.m. 7:05 p.m. to start a home stand hosting To order tickets you can make the Tacoma Rainiers. The Sky Sox will checks payable to the Colorado play a four-game set with the Rainiers Crush or make credit card orders by that will end on Thursday and then it contacting Jo Bullock at 1701 Bryant will host the Las Vegas 51s Friday St., Suite 1600, Denver Co., 80204. through May 8 at Security Service You can also fax an order to Bullock Field in Colorado Springs. A highlight Photo by Walt Johnson at (720) 258-3482. of the home stand will be the Cinco The Scion 3-on-3 military de Mayo fireworks celebration after Fitness winner basketball tournament is coming Friday’s game at the stadium. Fort Carson’s Sharlene Franken won the women’s open middleweight back to the Mountain Post May 13 One of the highlights of each and overall women’s title at the 2006 National Physique Committee at the Special Events Center. season at Security Service Field is Southern Colorado and Armed Forces Championships Saturday at Action will begin at 8 a.m. and Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs. is scheduled to run until 6 p.m. See Bench on Page 31 7EVE BEEN WELCOMING HOME SERVICE MEMBERS SINCE YOUR GRANDFATHERS TIME .OW ITS YOUR TIME 'BTU GSJFOEMZTFSWJDFt-PBOTBWBJMBCMFGSPN 0WFSZFBSTTFSWJOHUIFNJMJUBSZti8FMPWFUPTBZ:FTw¥ !NY TRANSITION IN LIFE BRINGS WITH IT NEW FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES /MNIS HERE TO HELP 7EVE BEEN MAKING LOANS EXCLUSIVELY TO MILITARY PERSONNEL FOR MORE THAN YEARS 3O NOW THAT YOU HAVE A NEW HOME PORT MAYBE YOU HAVE SOME ADDITIONAL MONEY MATTERS TO TAKE CARE OF #OME IN AND TALK TO OUR REPRESENTATIVES ,OANS ARE AVAILABLE FROM TO AND YOUR CASH CAN BE DIRECTLY DEPOSITED INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT !PPLYING IS EASY BECAUSE MOST OF OUR PEOPLE ARE FORMER MILITARY PERSONNEL OR MILITARY FAMILY MEMBERS "ECAUSE OF /MNIS COMMITMENT AND EXPERIENCE WE OFTEN LEND WHEN OTHERS WONT )F A LOAN WOULD MAKE SETTLING IN A LITTLE EASIER WED WELCOME THE CHANCE TO BE OF SERVICE 6ISIT YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES AT 3 !CADEMY "LVD #OLORADO 3PRINGS #/ 0H ?BG:G 2PQL/RDQ&RPSDQ\/WG $//5,*+765(6(59('5HVLGHQF\DQGRWKHUUHVWULFWLRQVDSSO\ $OOORDQVVXEMHFWWRDSSURYDO2PQLRIIHUVDGD\QRFRVWORDQFDQFHOODWLRQJXDUDQWHH MOUNTAINEER Sports & Leisure April 28, 2006 31 Bench From Page 30 the annual salute to Fort Carson. aquatic centers contact Don Armes, The team has scheduled May 21 as aquatics center director, at 526-3193 Fort Carson Appreciation Day when it or 526-3107. will host the New Orleans Zephyrs in a The post intramural softball 1:05 p.m. game. Free tickets for the season will begin Tuesday with a one- military appreciation day will be avail- pitch tournament at the Mountain able at the Information, Tickets and Post Sports Complex. The tournament Registration office beginning today. is a precursor to this season’s action The outdoor swimming pool is that should be one of the most exciting scheduled to open May 26 and will softball seasons here in the past two remain open until Labor Day weekend. years. Any unit interested in fielding a Also, to meet the rising cost of team should contact Joe Lujan, assis- operations, the indoor and outdoor tant sports director or Lamont Spencer, pool will be raising prices for services intramural sports director at 526-6630. beginning May 1. The new prices are The first softball tournament at as follows: Daily fees will be $4 (17 the Mountain Post Sports complex and older); $3 (5-16 years old) $5 (non- will take place Saturday and Sunday military members and free for children when the Fort Carson Aces will be 4 years and younger). In addition to among many local teams playing in cash, other payment methods are also the Independent Softball Association available users of the indoor and out- Spring Fling tournament. door pool facilities. A 12-month family Action in the Class E tournament pass is $150 for a family of five or will begin at 9 a.m. with many members more and for families with two to four of the Mountain Post, to include the members the price is $125. A 3-month Outlaws, playing on different teams family pass is $125 for a family of five from the community. The tournament or more and for families with two to is a lot of fun and a great time at the Photo by Walt Johnson four members, the price is $100. complex. The complex will also host Individual 12-month passes are also a tournament May 6 and 7 with the Tied up available for $80 (17 and older) and Aces and the Fort Carson Lady A Fort Carson defender, center, ties up a Peterson Air Force Base $65 (seniors 55 and older). Individual Mountaineers taking part in men’s and player, right, during action April 20 at the Special Events Center on 3-month passes are available for adults women’s competition respectively. The post. The post team lost the game 84-80. 17 and older for $70. 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The pool staff is not providing Red Cross handbooks or packet masks but they can be picked up at the Red Cross office at 1040 South 8th Street in Colorado Springs. The pre-course will consist of a nonstop 500-yard swim that involves the 200-yard free stroke, 100-yard breast stroke and 200-yards of either free or breast stroke. Also involved in the pre-course is a 20-yard swim (free or breast stroke), surface dive to depth of seven to 10 feet, retrieving a 10-pound brick from the bottom of the pool and returning to the surface and swimming back to the starting point with the brick. For more information on the lifeguard course contact Stephanie Kowaluk at 526 3107. Photo by Walt Johnson Too many bounced checks? Are you and the payday lender on a first-name basis? If you’re serious about making a change in how you manage your money, then the Asset Recovery Kit (ARK) Program can help. ARK will provide military and DoD personnel and your families with a short-term loan to help meet your immediate cash needs. As long as you agree to undertake financial counseling (located at 5262 N. Academy Blvd., Suite 1000, Colorado Springs), you may borrow up to 80% of your net pay to a maximum of $500. The loan is offered at a $6 flat fee with no credit report—BUT you must agree to financial couseling. Take control of your finances. Contact one of our representatives at Pentagon Federal Credit Union and ask how ARK may be able to change your life. Come talk with us today. Colorado Springs Branch: 6045 Barnes Road Tuesday–Friday, 8:30AM–5PM; Saturday 9AM–3PM MOUNTAINEER Sports & Leisure April 28, 2006 33 Bench From Page 31 May 6 tournament will be played order to get the tickets call under United States Slo-Pitch (303) 762-5437 and say you are Softball Association rules. calling for the military appreciation Cheyenne Shadows Golf Club days tickets. and Fort Carson Child and Youth These tickets will not be available Services are getting together to at the stadium ticket windows. sponsor a junior golf tournament You must state that you are an this summer at the post golf course active member of the United States each Tuesday in June and July. military or a military veteran and Registration is currently provide reference number 741532. underway for the junior golfing Other dates for military activity and is open to boys and appreciation days are: May 15-16 girls ages 5 to 17. The cost for the (Los Angeles Dodgers), June 5-7 program is $35 per individual and (Pittsburgh Pirates), July 31 and the program is scheduled to run Aug. 1-2 (Milwaukee Brewers), form June 6 to July 25. Aug 29-31 (New York Mets) and There will be different times Sept. 7-10 (Washington Nationals). for each age groups and the times The post running team is are as follows: Ages 15-17, 9-10 looking for runners to help form a.m.; ages 12-14, 10-11 a.m.; ages this year’s squad. 8-11, 11 a.m.-noon and ages 5-7, The team trains year-round in noon-1 p.m. order to compete in local and For more information on the national races. Any runner program call the youth center at 526- interested in being a part of the 2680 or the golf course at 526-4102. team should show up at the Special The Colorado Rockies are Events Center at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Photo by Walt Johnson celebrating their first military Wednesday and Thursday. appreciation day at Coors Field The team is looking for runners Coaching advice today, Saturday and Sunday when it in the open men’s, open women’s, Henry Floyd, Fort Carson intramural champions (7th Infantry Division) hosts the Houston Astros at 7:05 p.m. masters and open mixed team coach, 32, goes over defensive strategy with his players during a challenge The Rockies are offering dis- categories. For more information match with Peterson Air Force Base’s base champions April 19 at Peterson count tickets in the outfield box, on the post running team contact AFB. The post team lost the game 83-58. pavilion or upper reserved infield Martin Wennblom at 330-0554 or seating area for $6 per ticket. 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The May aerobics schedule at the center is: Monday 10 a.m., Yoga, 5:30 p.m. 20-20-20 Tuesday 6:30 a.m. Spinning, 9 a.m. Cardio Mix, 9 a.m. Spinning, 5:30 p.m. Yoga; Wednesday 10 a.m., Yoga, 4:30 p.m. Spinning, 5:30 p.m. Toning; Thursday 6:30 a.m. Spinning, 9:00 a.m. Spinning, 9 a.m. Cardio Mix, 5:30 p.m. Yoga; Friday 9 a.m., Spinning, 10 a.m. Yoga, and 4:30 p.m., Kick Boxing. Photo by Walt Johnson 9dc¼ihZeVgViZ[gdbndjgWZcZÃih° ?d^ci]Z6^g;dgXZGZhZgkZ# 8Vaa&"-%%"6;G"-',.dgad\dcid 6;GZhZgkZ#Xdb$eg^dg Nbjoubjo!Zpvs!Sbol!Boe!Cfofgjut; 2.911.BGS.938:!¦!xxx/BGSftfswf/dpn0qsjps Fort Carson, Colorado • www.carson.army.mil The FrontRange Express bus stops for riders at a stop near Denver’s 16th Street Mall. FREX FrontRange Express Happenings Bus passengers have a stressless ride as the FREX bus maneuvers through weekday traffic. Story and photos by Nel Lampe are asked to use headphones while Mountaineer staff listening to radios, compact disk players or MP-3 devices. Cell-phone ant to go to Denver, but don’t use is allowed and wireless Internet like to drive the access is available to riders who WInterstate? There’s have lap-top computers and a another option available — wireless modem. Monday through Friday. FREX buses stop at Park and There’s a commuter bus — Rides in Fountain, just off FrontRange Express, called Interstate 25 near exit 128; at the FREX – which runs from the Tejon Street Park and Ride near Colorado Springs area Park the Nevada/Tejon, exit 140; at the and Rides to Denver or certain Woodmen Park and Ride and the points in between. Monument Park and Ride. FREX Just leave the driving to buses also stop at the Castle the bus driver. Rock outlet mall and at Arapaho, FREX buses are similar to which has a connection to Denver tourist-type buses with com- International Airport. The bus can fortable seats which can be let passengers off near several reclined. Overhead lighting and sightseeing spots in Denver, such as the storage are available. Riders can state Capitol, the Civic Center, Colorado carry on small strollers, briefcases or History Museum, Denver Art Museum shopping bags that fit into overhead and the 16th Street Mall. storage spaces. Downtown Denver stops are at FREX buses are smoke free. Riders Lincoln and Virginia; Lincoln and 7th; Lincoln and Colfax; 18th and California; 18th and Champa; 18th and Arapahoe; 18th and Larimer, Blake Street near Union Station and Elitch Gardens. FREX’s final Denver stop, Little Raven, is a short walk from the Pepsi Center or Six Flags Elitch Gardens. It’s within walking distance of the Denver Children’s Museum. The fare is $6 for each person riding all the way to Denver or from Denver to Colorado Springs. Passengers must have exact change or a ticket. Riders choos- ing only part of the trip, pay less than the $6 fare. For instance, a FREX trip from Fountain to Castle Rock costs only Places to see in the Pikes Peak area. Top: Driver Nelson Santana waits for passengers at a FREX stop. Above: Bus April 28, 2006 passengers leave driving through Denver construction zones to the bus driver. See FREX on Page 36 MOUNTAINEER 36 April 28, 2006 FREX buses drop off and pick up riders at the Outlet Mall at Castle Rock. The FREX bus runs past the Colorado History Museum in Denver. has the most bus choices available. convenience and economy, FREX Departures from the Tejon site particularly since gas is so From Page 35 begin at 4 a.m. There are about expensive right now. A couple $4. The Castle Rock stop is at the 25 departures from the Tejon Park of riders were making the trip Castle Rock Outlet Mall. Other and Ride throughout the day, but a to visit their brother in Denver. stops are at Alameda, Lincoln, and few of the buses only go to A retiree, Robert Zapadka, Lincoln and Colfax. Little Raven Monument or Arapahoe before said he rides the FREX two or is the last Denver stop. returning to Colorado Springs. three times a week. He frequently After a few minutes break for Commuter bus service along the visits friends and catches one of the driver at the last stop, the Front Range was talked about for the Denver buses to reach his FREX bus begins its return trip several years before it became a friends’ neighborhoods. On other to Colorado Springs, reversing its reality. FREX is partnered between visits, he may visit the capitol or earlier route. the City of Colorado Springs, Pikes a museum. A FREX schedule is available Peak Council Area of Governments, An older couple rode FREX at the FREX Web site or at places the Federal Transit Administration to the Arapahoe stop where they which sell FREX tickets, such as and Colorado Springs Transit. were met by a relative. grocery stores or the Mountain The FREX service started in Bus driver Nelson Santana Metropolitan Transit Downtown October 2004, and is on a three- said a lot of noncommuters ride Terminal at Nevada and Kiowa year plan. to the Six Flags Elitch Gardens streets. It’s also on this page. Although the FREX buses are in summer. Check the schedule carefully meant to transport commuters and In the first year of operation, FREX buses makes stops near Denver and read footnotes, as some buses improve air quality by taking cars off 118,389 riders made trips, most Library, the Colorado Capitol and Art the road, other riders may use FREX. of them commuting to work. do not run the complete routes or Museum, as well as 16th Street Mall, make every stop. Passengers on a FREX bus Regular riders can get the Pepsi Center and Six Flags. The Tejon Street Park and Ride earlier this month cited its cheaper fares by purchasing a 10-ride ticket for $55; a 20-ride FREX personnel warn that ticket for $95 and a 40-ride ticket riders using FREX to connect for $180. with the SkyRide connection to Although FREX takes com- Denver International Airport muters or shoppers to downtown should allow plenty of lead time Denver locations, with adequate to make the connections and to planning and research, riders may remember to allow time for the be able to connect with Denver’s airport security check and getting public transportation. FREX to the departure gate. passengers also can access Denver’s A FREX bus trip takes from RTD Light Rail and buses; check an hour and a half up to two hours, the Web site at www.thelinkbus.com depending on traffic and whether for bus connection information. or not it’s rush hour. Denver’s SkyRide leaves the But, if you’re traveling with Arapahoe Park and Ride 10 times someone, it’s a good time to catch per day heading for DIA. The up on conversation or listen to Skyride connection from Arapahoe music. Many commuters read a is almost an hour long and costs book, read or send e-mail, work on $10; more information about their laptop computer or snooze. SkyRide is at www.rtd-denver.com The FREX schedule and or (303) 399-6000. information about Denver stops are available at 636- 3739 or on the Just the Facts Internet at • Travel time: up to 2 hours www.FrontRange • For ages: adults, children Express.com. The • Type: commuter bus telephone number • Fun factor +++ is 636-3739. (Out of 5 stars) Cars may be • Wallet damage: $$ parked free at any area $ = Less than $20 Park and Ride. Some $$ = $21 to $40 Park and Rides prohibit $$$ = $41 to $60 overnight parking and $$$$ = $61 to $80 others are posted for (Based on a family of four) 72-hour limits. MOUNTAINEER Happenings April 28, 2006 37 erence number: 741532. Seats are in the pavilion, identification. The museum is at Pueblo upper reserved infield and outfield box. There’s a Memorial Airport, six miles east of Pueblo. Take $2.50 service charge and tickets must be charged the Highway 50 east exit from Interstate 25. to a credit card. This offer is not available at Coors Field ticket windows. See the post Web site, [email protected] for information. Colorado Springs Philharmonic The Colorado Springs Philharmonic pres- Casino night Denver museum ents the “All Mozart” concert May 6 at 8 p.m. A “Casino Night” is in the Special Events “Body Worlds 2: The Anatomical Exhibit and May 7 at 2:30 p.m. at Lewis-Palmer High Center Saturday from 7-11 p.m. Sponsored by of Real Human Bodies” is in the Denver School, 1300 Higby Road, in Monument. Tickets Fort Carson Officers’ Spouses’ Club and the Museum of Nature and Science through July 23. are $20 and are available at the door. Enlisted Spouses’ Charitable Organization, This exhibit shows bodies without skin in a “Pick of the Pops! is May 20 at 8 p.m., at the admission is $8 in advance or $10 at the door process called “plastination,” so you can see Pikes Peak Center. Tickets start at $12, call 520- and includes a barbecue buffet and beverages. muscles and organs and how they work. There’s SHOW for tickets or go online at www.csphilhar- For information call 559-7989 or 391-7665. a special charge of $10 for this exhibit, but monic.org. combination tickets are sold for the exhibit, Change to Fort Carson Day museum, planetarium or IMAX. Go online at The Colorado Crush arena football team www.DMNS.com or call (303) 322-7009 for Pikes Peak Center concerts has rescheduled Fort Carson Day from today show times and ticket prices. The museum is in The Pikes Peak Center upcoming concerts to Sunday at 3:45 p.m., because of conflicts Denver’s City Park at 2001 Colorado Blvd. include: with the Nuggets and Avalanche playoff sched- “Latin Kings of Comedy,” May 14 at 7 p.m. ules. Tickets are still available at Denver’s Pepsi Free concert “Judy Collins” May 19 at 7:30 p.m. Center. Order discount tickets at (720) 258-3481 The Soli Deo Gloria Choir concert May “Children’s Chorale” May 21 at 3 p.m. or e-mail [email protected]. Tickets 13 is free and open to the public. Mozart’s “Dora the Explorer” May 30, 4 and 7 p.m. range from $5 for the upper level to $20 for lower level. Seating charts are at “Solemn Vespers” and Haydn’s “Mass in Time of “Stomp,” June 13-18. Coloradocrush.com. War” will be presented at 7 p.m.Sunrise United Tickets can be purchased at 520-SHOW. Methodist Church, 2655 Briargate Blvd. Bring a Rockies appreciate military nonperishable food item for Care and Share. Music and Blossom Festival Coors Field has military appreciation days The annual Canon City Music and at selected Colorado Rockies games in May Open cockpit day Blossom Festival is May 3-7. The event includes with the Houston Astros and Los Angeles The Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum a craft fair, five kilometer run as well as the Dodgers; the Pittsburgh Pirates in June; the in Pueblo is sponsoring an open cockpit day national band championship for middle and high Milwaukee Brewers in July and August, the New York Mets in August and the Washington Sunday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. of the UH-1 school bans. Go online to www.ccblossomfesti- Nationals in September. Call (303) ROCKIES to Huey helicopter. The only charge is $6 museum val.com or call (719) 275-7234. Band competi- purchase $6 tickets, identify yourself as an active admission for anyone older than 10. Military tions are in the high school auditorium. 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Sectional-5 piece Competitive Rates used.Refrig,30”elecstove,dishwasher, Perfect Condition. incl. manual 2 high-back bar stools, $50, large patio COUCH/LOVE SEAT. “Custom” top w/chaise lounge. Slate Grey, exc cond. LLC’s tax Preparation with residential washer & dryer. 719-637-3233 $100. Call 302-4476 tbl, $69, 4 patio chairs w/ cushions, grain leather set still in wrapper. Cost W/ lifetime warranty. Paid $2800 New- Property. $275 and up, with commer- $18/ea, 719-382-0573 over $3900. Sacrifice $1395. 633-0635 Will Sell $1800 OBO. Call cial property $525 and up. NEW GE Washer&Dryer!! Only been Full size trampoline, 719-325-6589 or 719-210-3025. Accounting and write-up services. used 5x! white, $600 obo. call no pad. $50. 3 piece light wood living room wall unit Dark maple wood-colored entertainment Federal and multi-state tax preparation @ 719-337-6467 Please call 572-5427. ea. piece 29” x 12.5”, various heights, center that fits 52’’-65’’ T.V. Paid $800 NASA Memory Foam mattress set, for individuals. partnerships, LLC’s, with doors $125. Call 719-231-2380 new, will sell for $250 719-314-9363 new in plastic w/warr. Cost $1900, sell C-Corporations and S-Corporations. Washer and Dryers $75 and up. GRACO CONVERTIBLE Car/Booster $699. Can delivery. 667-0311 Dining room set w/hutch, dark wood, 6 Certified Financial Planner Delivery Available. Seat, Excellent Condition. $10. 4-DRAWER CHEST white, $50; roll chairs, $450 for all. Over 20 years experience. Call 439-2597 or 683-9589 Call 559-7811 top desk, double pedestal light oak, Oak tressel tbl/2 leaves/6 chrs 719-272-9818 Please Call for a free 1-hour $200; NW area. Call 576-9033 Matching buffet/hutch w/4 doors Washer/Dryer-Whirlpool.. Jeep/batteries $45, Kelty Pack Great shape! $600; 719-266-6782 consultation. (719) 548-1147 $40, Topeak Bike Seat $45, Rock 5PC SECTIONAL: 2 Recl, corner, DINING ROOM Set. Cherry-Tbl 8 Heavy Duty, Brand New out of Model chairs, hutch & buffet. Brand new-still Home. $500/set Call 719-338-3339 Horse $20. Call 481-0303 armless & pullout bed. Blue SW POOL TABLE $1250 8’ 1” slate. All SERVICE DIRECTORY design, just cleaned. 598-8403 in box. Top Quality sell, $2500, retail LITTLE TYKE Car, good cond., $15; $9000. Call 719-235-7575. accessories included. New, still in Whirlpool Duet, washer/dryer w/ box!! Retail $4000. 719-244-5256. ZZZP\FRPGRFQHWZZZP\FRPGRFQHW Little Tyke airplane push toy, $5. 5PC Blue Sectional w/2 recliner, slpr pedastals, cost $2260 asking Call 531-6464 (Stetson Hills) $300; Computer Workstation +2 units, DR table w/ 2 leaves + 6 chairs $250; QHW QHW $1700. 1 month old. 351-5474 $100. Call Tom, 660-8569 6.5’ pool table w/ ping-pong/air QUEEN PLUSHTOP mattress set. &RPSXWHU LITTLE TYKES Kitchen, $30; hockey, $300. Call 472-9785 Comfy, new in plastic. Cost $700, sell Whirlpool washer and Little Tykes Rocking Helicopter, $20. 7’ Sleeper Sofa & 2 Oversized $199. Call 471-7220 FRPGRF 'RF \ Amana dryer $150.00. Call 930-7819 Swivel Chairs, $225 OBO. Will Extra furniture-couch, desk, tv 719-964-5463 sell separately. 719-559-7451 exerciser, drapes, misc. RUSTIC LOG BED. Amish hand- BICYCLES 494-0833 crafted. $275. Also matching log night 0HPRU\8SJUDGHV ANTIQUES/COLL 7-PC LIVING ROOM set, $350; stands, $135/ea. Matching dresser, mir- %RRVW\RXUFRPSXWHU¶V 04 Gary Fisher Hardtail - 17.5” Frame Hide-a-bed couch, $60; FREE - Solid oak king water bed frame ror & chest available. 667-0635 antiques @ the expo Uprgraded wheels/ brakes $600 OBO Call 930-7819 with mattress supports and heater. SHUIRUPDQFHE\KDYLQJ Sealy Fortune Plush Pillow-Top King FRPGRFQHWZZZP You Haul. Please call 532-0240 \ Phil Long Expo Center call for more details 719-570-0495 AIR BED-Dual chamber selectable Size Mattress Set 8 Months Old &RPSXWHU'RFDGGPRUH (behind Wal*Mart at Chapel Hills) FULL PLUSHTOP. Comfy mattress April 29 & 30 INSTEP PATHFINDER Tandem comfort mattress w/dual remote, new in $450.00 Call 719-338-3339 PHPRU\ Trailer bike, exc cond. For children up box, warranty. Cost $1695, sell $695. set, new in plastic. $179. Delivery & de- Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 luxe frame avail. 328-8728. Sunday 10:00 - 4:00 to 75lbs. $50. Call 559-7811 Can deliver. Call 667-0635 SECTIONAL SOFA, blue leather with full size bed and recliner on one corner. &RPS7,$$&HUWL¿HG $4 admission present ad for Beautiful glass table w/ drawer, light Futon solid wood frame w/ taupe $1 off @ door, glass grinder, TREK ROAD BIKE, Men’s, older $800 or best offer. Call 637-3089. 0LFURVRIW&HUWL¿HG FRPGRFQHWZZZP wooden frame, 41’’ x 31’’, $45. Call ultrasuade mattress. Almost new \ jewelry appraiser & china mender model but still quality bike, $50 or best offer. 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Carson) BED $295 King coil spring orthopedic APPLIANCES BABY CHILDREN’S ITEMS $55/$87 all NIB. Call 287-3355 bed, $25. Washer/Dryer, $250 for both. Sofa, like new, light color, $350obo. pillow top. Mattress & box. NEW!! 801-455-1393 Gateway 2000 CPU Keybd Monitor With factory warranty. Cost $999. 4 Coffee tables, $150obo., chairs, camel AIR CONDITIONERS, 2 in room units, Boys Tuxedo 1GHz procsr 80MB HD 128+64 RAM Call 719-244-5256 Handmade in Turkey, wool rug, 11x13, color, 2-pc set, $100obo. 597-5637 used 1 summer, Both for $700 or Black, sz 6,shirt/tie/sash $20 CD-RW, DVD, Sftwr $100 596-7587 exc. cond, $1500 OBO. $375/ea. USAFA, 472-0763 black shoes sz 12 $5 call 596-8156 BED $600 Cherrywood, sleigh bed, Please Call 719- 574-4319 SOLD! COLORADO POWER Gateway Laptop, 3.6 Ghz, P4 HT still in box. Awesome quality. Other CLASSIFIEDS WORK! Amana washer / GE dryer, $200 set, Children’s books from $.50 - $3.00, Widescreen 15.4’’, DVD/CD-RW PCS avl. Can deliver. 719-244-5256 Heavy Oak roll top desk. RECLINER/S, maroon, w/massage & window A/C, Fedder, 5k BTU, $100, bikes $10, boys clothes. 512 MB, $800.00 OBO 432-7228 Good Condition. $200 phone, $125/for 1; $225/for both. USAFA, 719-432-6438 719-472-8761 Bedrm Set drssw/mirr, 2 nt st 227-1943 Toshiba M35X-S111 Celeron1.5GHz chest Qu hb/fb lt pine $600 OBO Solid Oak Teacher’s Desk, 6 Coleman 12KW Ind Generator, like new CRIB, dark wood with mattress, 526 RAM 40Gb HD, CDRW/DVD Piano $400 OBO 719-597-9425 LAMP: Black 5-arms, $30; drawers, $225 obo; Dutalier glider (less than 5 hrs run time). Comes with excellent condition, $40. XPhome(warranty) 472-6489 $450 Wood dining table, $40; rocker, pine w/cush, $90 719-574-8589 many extras. $1300 obo. 719-302-2447 Call 1-808-721-9510 BEDROOM SET with pillowtop Call 930-7819 ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT mattress, $700 or best offer. Super Single Waterbed- Even Flow Back Back to 45 lbs (blue). Call 660-9158 Large Oak Entertainment Center. Very FREE HAULING of unwanted appli- with 6 drawers. Excellent Cond Like new $50.00 5 matching telephones, office quality, good condition. Cost $1500 / Sell $700 $300 OBO, Call 659-9882 ances & metal. Fountain, Security & Ft. Please call 538-0373 Blue Sofa & Oversized Chair obo. 598-2201 Carson areas. Please Call 460-1279 intercom, memory, flash dial, speakers $200. Please Call 719-481-3157 Good Condition! Only 2 Yrs Old LAWN & GARDEN EVENFLO Super saucer, gd cond, call $200 OBO Call 659-7400 Like new Wood Bunk Beds GE digital ele slf-cln oven; for price; Girl’s baby clothes 0-9 mos, Moving sale, Sony 52” rear proj paid $400 asking $200 Kenmore ele drier. Both ex cond Cherrywood china hutch/buffet, 637-0090 Craftmen LT1000 42” riding lawn individually priced or all for 1 price. All TV, $500, Infinity floor Spkers mower. Leaf catch & tote trailor $100 ea 719-567-2645 good condition! 638-8249 (PAFB) $125, Pioneer Eq, $50,598-3605 $900, mobile server, $400, OBO. Like new! Call 930-6319 LOG BEDS included. $1000 OBO 488-8626 Panasonic DVD Player w/ remote Aspen & Pine. Queen $299; King, $399. Lois Caver Large Chest Freezer $150. Fire truck Toddler Bed, Very gd cntry style kitchen table, antq Queen Canopy, $425. Log nightstands, LAWNMOWER & Gas Edger, good Excellent Condition! $50 Call condition, $50/each. Excellent Condition! condition. Comes w/mattress 719-550-0830- Tyson or Lindsey round table w/ 6 new matching $149. Dressers & other log furniture. Please Call 599-0840 $125.00OBO xtras more 387-7678 chairs great cond call 559-9302 Call 477-9880 Call 598-7103 X Box for sale. Comes with 2 controllers and 10 games, $250 Coffee table maybe antique $75 Mitsubishi digital big screen, Patio glasstop table, 4 folding Call 359-1093 for more info. Queen: mattress, boxspring & 54in. HD TV, Series 1080, chairs. Bar height $70 frame. $165 more info 392-7103 new $2400, sell $1000. 930-6319 719-598-8166 Senior & Military haircuts FIREARMS Comp desk w/slide out keyboard Moving Sale, Futon blk metal fr Snowblower John Deer 10 HP Paul’s Barber Shop Shotgun, sweet sixteen, semi-auto, 2 built-in bookcase, file cabinet w/matt$125, twin beds 2x50, 32 inch, with Chains, Runs Great specializing in neck & side shaves 3/4, made in Belgium, $750 obo, drawer, $40, 264-2417 German wall unit $500 598-3605 Great Shape $350 719-487-0609 719-622-1707 127 E. Navajo 634-4517 We will match SOLD! COLORADO POWER CLASSIFIEDS WORK! I-25 PX or other Walther P-99 Ti, .40cal, near Brookside Nevada new cond., 2 clips, $510 obo Conway’s Navajo Red Top shop prices HEALTH & FITNESS Adjustable Weight Bench $50. Open Monday through Saturday, 8:30 AM to 5 PM Weight Tree $20. Appointments preferred, but walk-ins always welcome! Please Call 719-213-4688 Locally owned and operated for over 22 years! BOWFLEX ULTIMATE II, all attach- ments included. $1500 or best offer. Call 1-808-721-9510 All Products Clinically Tested for Purity, Dbells & plates .40 lb/Rack $50 3 Curl Brs $10 ea/3 for $25, J Lelane Potency, and Performance Bch $50/ W/O Sys $100 719-393-1302 HOT TUB/SPA. Lounger, waterfall, chemical free, 57 jets, 10 HP, with See Our 100% cover, full warranty, new in wrapper. Website Money Cost $9800, sacrifice $4995. 227-0257 OR Call for Back KETTLER Power Stepper, Best Hy- Product Guarantee! Catalog! draulic Stepper around, Paid $579, will Established 1956 sell for $300 obo. Call 640-3952 • Sports Nutrition • Personal Care/Cosmetics Parabody 425 Multi-Station Gym. Heavy Duty, Barely Used. Paid $1800 • Air/Water Purifi cation • Natural Food Supplements Sell $700. MUST SELL! 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Double bed & ALL DESIGN, PHOTOGRAPHY AND ADVERTISING FOR URBAN PEAK COLORADO SPRINGS IS DONATED. dresser, $100; Call 598-7103 MOUNTAINEER 42 April 28,2006 colorado power classifieds Yucca plants: come and get ‘em! PETS FOR LEASE WAREHOUSE VACATION / TIME $15-50, sm-XXL. Lots of sizes. SHARES Call 478-2720 for directions. Fountain Warehouse w/ restroom. 2 - We Can Find CATS 12ft doors, heated, freeway close at exit Your New Home 5 Star timeshare for sale- MACHINERY & TOOLS 128. 4335 Square feet. $2250/month. Las Vegas, Estes Park & more! Call Nathan at 719-382-0999. Call Mike 266-9654. Great Price! 2wks 4pc 18V DeWalt Cordless Tool 10 month old black w/some grey. Free Together Set incl. Drill, Sawzall, Light to caring home. Comes with supplies. and Skilsaw. $300 obo 719-392-8836 Great temper, good pet. 719-380-0332 LAND For Sale: RCI Timeshare - Orlando Sleeps 8, Washer and Dryer in unit. MERCHANDISE WANTED DOGS Great location. Immaculate Timeshare. Owner Says Sell LAND FOR SALE Disney World. $13,000 Contact: Just reduced the price. Started at If you have recently moved on base. I 4 month old Rat Terrier male $200 [email protected] $250,000 now down to $225,000 am in need of your moving boxes OBO please contact Matt or Jackie * NEAR CARSON * 4 bedroom 3 baths on a very large lot. and paper. Please call 719-574-6445 at 715-781-3565 / 715-781-3564 *5.8 Acres, Great Views, $24,900 * Need room for the family? Call Shirley, 231-4669 DeGroff & Co. RESIDENTIAL TAKE A LOOK. Save on taxes. Save the environment. 10 month old Min Pin, all shots, AKC VACANT AND READY. Donate your old lap tops & cell phones registered, $500 obo. Great with kids. INCREDIBLE LOT-Cripple Creek Mtn FOR SALE To see this one Call Hank Fryer to Mitchell High School. Please call 719-472-9591 Estates. 360 degree views! Backs to 632-9396 Heritage Realtors. Lori Van Arkel @ 210-6364 open space, lake across the road. Stream Marty Mindnich 2 1/2 year old BASSET HOUND below. Buy now for retirement! Colo. BLACK FOREST CONDOS TOWNHOMES MISC FOR SALE Great with kids and other dogs! Pride Realty, LLC, Patrick, 232-5583 CMSgt, USAF (Ret) $150 w/ Polish papers 559-5177 Broker Associate, GRI COLORADO POWER DOWNTOWN POET LOFT, 2BD/BA, Pool & Acces. $25, Microwave $15, INVESTMENT LOT in wooded sage low maint., elevator, parking garage, Pier One pot rack $20, Apple dishes 5 mo. old australian cattle/pit bull mix. port. Near Bear Dance golf course. Reqs CLASSIFIEDS WORK! sale/lease: $270K, MIKE 484-0227 $20,(12) 2-Twin beds (wood) $20ea. very sweet & loving. Almost kennel LID to provide water, sewer, paved Call us today—329-5236 Jennifer 472-0723 trained. still working on housetraining. roads. 1338 Kenosha Dr. $129,900. Pat- great with kids, cats, and other dogs. rick, Colorado Pride Realty, 232-5583 1920 Oak Teachers Desk $350, $75 for dog and kennel 719-271-3628 FSBO-9.5 AC private horse property- Twin Bed $50, Sm Oak Bookcase LG COMMERCIAL LOT. Central. semi-custom 3700sf rancher w/ views- 2 $25, Window A/C $75 487-9297 1.03ac. Zoned PBC. Corner of Cir- "Don’t Forget to yrs new , 4bd/3ba, 2 full kitchens, thea- cle/San Miguel. Price reduced to $295K. ter rm, ALL appls incl. washer, dryer 2 WINDOW Air Conditioners, 5200 & Patrick, Co. Pride Realty, 232-5583. Call Home" and freezer. Total finance pkg avail. 10500 BTUs, barely used 2 summers, 719 494-1729 for appt, showing & info. $75 & $150 or $200 for both. 559-7811 Active dogs lead healthier, happier LOTS FOR SALE 570-1015 lives! Don’t kennel your dogs... allow 6 Sturdy rattan chairs $50; Electric mag- them to stay & run free in my home & MartysHomes.com BRIARGATE nifying mirrors $13; Electric grass lg fenced yards. 687-6182/641-9193 ONLY 2 LOTS LEFT in newly platted shears $15. Call 637-3836 www.barbarasdoggiekamp.com subdivision! 5ac w/breath-taking views of the Front Range & Pikes Peak; home Townhome, close to Ft. Carson gates. ATTENTION 2972 sq. ft., Main level living. Fin- 81 F250 rns gd $1000; wshr/dryr for your horses too. Excellent cove- Boston terrier 8mnths Female nants. Priced @ $83,500 & $82,750; HOMEBUYERS ished lower level with walk-out to $50ea; park-bnch style table$50 Brdle/white AKC reg $600 Free Realtor green belt. Maintenance-free exterior. Jeff or Donna 527-0781 Won’t last long! Please CALL CRAIG, FREE ONLINE MLS Call Erin 637-0264 Re/Max Properties @ 719-330-0695. Fees For All District 12 schools. Mountain and city HOME SEARCH views. Many upgrades. Like new con- Cargo Carrier (Sears 18 cu. ft.) $95, BOXER-Fawn/White male, AKC & Cargo Carrier (Sears 20 cu. ft.) $120, Home Buyers! VISIT: dition and move-in ready. $354,700, Pedigree, 1½ yrs old. Make $$ with stud REAL ESTATE 719-648-6024 Only used once. 213-4688 fee! Call 719-382-7915 FreeSpringsMilitaryMLS. Chain Link Fence 110 Ft. $200 FOR SALE com Victoria Village TH, 1600 sf, CHIHUAHUAS,8wks.2f $300 3m $250 Outdoor Swing Set, 1yr old $35 $300 Towards PSC 3.5bath, 3bdroom, $135,000 1st shots, near Fort Carson Swamp Cooler $50. Call 472-9549 Tim or Laura: 540-273-8379 please call-(719)213-4331 PROPERTY WANTED Closing Costs CANON CITY Children’s 9pc bedroom set w/2 twin For Military Only CRIPPLE CREEK beds, $350, 28+ boxes of LA Weight CHOCOLATE LAB, AKC Reg. 10 mo old fem, health guarantee. Com- “Fast Cash Now” Loss products, $200. Kid’s hockey table I’LL BUY YOUR HOUSE!!! Canon City Great Mtn. living, Stunning views from pleted basic training. $500. 472-0862 set, $20. 380-0332 Any Situation or Condition. • 16 yrs experience in Co. Spgs. (only 45 miles down the road) offers every window, 1 yr. old custom home No Equity, No Big Deal! • Mother of 8, Former Teacher affordable housing, good schools, and on 2.1 acres, very light and bright, bull- Elect dryer-$50, Twn bed-$50, DACHSHUND PUPPIES, 9wks, APRI, Behind in Payments, Okay! recreational outlets galore. A great nose, formal dining, 3 way gas fp, huge port BB goal-$50, dresser-$30, $300. Dewormed, shots, blk & tan or • Military Wife, Son in Iraq place to live! Call 800-944-7956 or go master with 5 pc bath, beautiful kitchen USAFA-Douglass Valley, 472-9789 solid black. Call 719-359-8735 719-235-8760 Search the entire online at www.canonland.com w/breakfast nook. Sits on hillside with Free to good home! 12 week old female MLS for your new home at deck and front porch. Must see! 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Fixed 5.625% move into! New interior paint w/wht 20+ Years Serving 888 TARI DRIVE. Wonderful 4br, 4ba Call Today! Free Credit Report and Consultation! trim/drs, eat-in kit features new maple Colorado Springs home on tree-lined 1 acre lot with Peak DOUGLAS COUNTY style Pergo flrs & new appl, spacious lv Real Estate Needs. and Academy views. 4000 sq ft. Easy rm w/frpl & vaulted ceilings, good sized access to I-25 from Baptist Rd. $1595 ################ master br a& marble tile bath. HUGE discount. Candela Properties, 359-3170 # LAND LOVER’S # deck & stone patio in back yd. Jennifer # # Allen Coldwell Banker 550-2328 NORTHEAST # DELIGHT # Benefits of Owning: # Prime area, acreage, custom # • Built Equity # # Why Rent If ranch w/walkout finished base- Studios from $299 • Tax Credits # ment, and views! It’s all here! 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Great shape, priced 1425 Chippewa Ct. 1955 Sage Grouse Lane Rick DiIorio • 719-214-0259 $130’s featuring 3 bedroom, below market $159,500. Pikes Peak $169,900 $199,900 Park. 331-9647, ask for Ken. New Carpet & Vinyl Flooring! Also, Built In 2003 Home With Light, Robert Tibbs • 719-240-4277 2 baths, unfi nished basement NEWER Furnace w A/C, Vinyl Bright & Open Floor Plan. and a 2 car garage. Located Siding, & Windows, ~ In This 4 BRm Light Oak Cabinets, Stove & Robert A. Tibbs • 719-250-8709 SOUTHWEST Home! Cul-de-Sac Lot w/ Mtn. Views Refrigerator Included! Neutral Lori Johnson • 719-240-2015 in Pueblo West with an & Large B/Y! Very Quick Commute Decor & Upgraded Fixtures! easy commute to 2bd/1ba, seporate din rm, lg kit, lv rm, to PAFB & Schriever AFB’s, Powers Peak Views From Master strong windows/dr, hdwd flrs, a/c, all Shopping + Much More! Hurry To Bedroom! Convenient to Colorado Springs. appl/window cov, 5 area rugs, 1.5 gar, See This Affordable Home! MLS#: Everything! 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Mountain views for only 3bd/1ba, new carpet, ceiling fans, fnc yd downtown. 1524 N Cascade Ave #5. pair credit. 3 homes ready in May & 4 rm w/gas frpl, 2c gar, 1plus acre. Avail $53,000. Please CALL CRAIG, Re/Max nr Pete & Carson $675/mo 231-1409 $925/825 dep. more by Aug. 5 min. from Ft. Carson, Now!! $1200/mo. Judy 719-547-8686 Properties @ 719-330-0695 Haley Realty, Inc. 634-3785 15 min. from PAFB, 20 min. from Special - 1st mo/$150 + sec. dep., lg NORTN END - 3BR, 1 ¾ BA, 1C, w/d Schriever. I am not a realtor-I am a pri- SECURITY WIDEFIELD 3bd/1ba, seperate dining, ceil. fans, fnc vate person who enjoys helping people yd nr Pete & Carson $675/mo 231-1409 incd, covered patio, playhouse for kids, separate DR, tree line street. 1312 E own homes & build equity. UPDATED 2360SF, 4br, 2½ba, land- Widefield, 70’s restored, trees, 4bd/3ba, Call Suzan, 866-755-SOLD. new kit&furn, solar, hdwd flrs, appls, EAST Monument $1095/ 995 dep scaped, sprklr, alarm sys, quiet/clean Haley Realty, Inc. 634-3785 neighborhood. $1150+dep. 339-2200 dbl lot, help w/ closing 382-4782 FOUNTAIN VALLEY NEAR PETE FIELD Open House SOUTHEAST Clean 2bedroom/1ba, all appls, incl April 29th 11 to 3 1330 Sq Ft, 3BR, 2 Bath, garage washer/dryer. Special Military Rate. 2926 Main Street. Brand new 3bd 2½ near park, library, public pool The Daily Transcript $495. Call Tom SRIC, 632-4800. 4bd/3.5ba/2c, deck, w/d, gas frpl, ctl bath + 2 car garage Rent $975, Call 229-5671 ac/ht, media rm, nice yd/park D-49 El can publish your OR Sch, 8 min to Pete! $1350 719-510-2696 Airport Value Inn & Apts Awesome 1Bd + loft + garage New 3bd/2ba Rancher w/walk-out un- Main Gate PAFB. 1-2br Apts. Shelly 499-5227 finished bsmnt, w/d incl, $1100/mo + Notices of Rentals CLOSE TO BASES • $299 1st Month Rent Special • Abuzz Property Management, LLC $900/dep. No pets. 719-227-8751 Furn/Unfurn. FREE cable TV. Wonderful lg newer 4br home, 3ba in quiet neighborhood. W/D incl. Detach. Guardianship From $475/mo. Coin W/D. Short term lease for a 2bd/2.5ba TH w/1 Hotel Rooms, $219/per wk. GENERAL gar. Trash & front lawn maint. incl. c gar. Less then 2yrs old. Month to 1434 Flycatcher Ln. $1100. (precurser notice to adoption) 6875 Space Village Ave. 596-5588 month lease. $700/mo 719-964-0898 APARTMENT Colorado Centre Blt 1997. C/S RE Ctr 531-6060 SPRING CREEK & I-25 & Union. 1712 2+br/2.5ba, 2car garage, AC, Deck FOUNTAIN Recently remodeled, nr Carson/Pete, 5 Iver. 4bd, 3½ba, LR, DR kit fin bsmt, fenced, wash/dry, sprinkler sys, new RENTALS bd/1.75 ba/1 car, 1675sf, immediate 2car detached gar, fcd. June $1550/mo. laminate. $1175/mo. Call 232-2852 MUST SEE! Big apts in Fountain. 1br, occupancy. $1050/mo 390-1268 Elayna @ RPM 964-3823 studios starting at $365. Military •S/W Nice Duplex 2/2/1. Clean, Quiet, CENTRAL Special! Call 201-7006/231-7835 Spring Creek, NEW, 3bd/ 2.5ba/ 2c. ga Pvt. Big Parking. $775/$825 SOUTHWEST A/C, all appls, min. to Ft. C & PAFB For more info call 634-1048 Clean, quiet 1bd $375/mo, off street Totally Remodeled. 2bd/1ba, $600/mo, W/D included, all appliances, perfect! Sm. dog(s) OK, Call Rob 260-8216 •S/E Lg. 3-4 Bed Home. 3 Bath, 2 5BDR/3BTH home with 2.5 garage parking, laundry facility, drug free. Mil- Car, Fin. Bsmt. Hot Tub. $1250/mo. itary Disc. 290-1000 Avail Now! 390-6673 1/2 miles from Ft. Carson UNDER $400! Near Fillmore/I-25. Dist 12 schools 576-3175 Tell our advertisers you NORTHWEST Walk to work. 1 BR,1 BA, Nice yard, •N/E Lg. 4 Bed Home. 4 bath, 2 Car, Move NOW-Ready for you! Fin. walk-out Bsmt. $1300/mo. Cheyenne Meadows near Ft Carson saw their ad in EXTRA SWANKY! Must See. 3br, 2912 Concord #11 $360/300 1ba, 1280SF, in best location Beautiful University Park, close to 4BR/3.5BA/2CAR, 2800sf, cent AC Colorado Power Classifieds! HALEY REALTY 634-3785 All properties well kept and conven- Deck, W/D, $1450/mo, 337-9522 downtown. $925. 201-7006/231-7835 USAFA. Partial Mtn & City Views, ient to military bases. Call Frank @ many trails, 2bd/2ba/1car, 2-Porches, CONDOS TOWNHOMES Arrow Realty 475-2887 D12 Duplex 2 bd Exc. Cond. New:bath, 1,082 sf, open floor plan. Full-size tile flrs, hardwood flrs, vinyl windows - W/D, Fitness Center, Pool, Spa, Sauna, FOR RENT W/D, NO pets. $675 Mo. Call 540-6404 Pets ok. $800/mo Call Aileen 360-0677 MONUMENT 7698 Sandy Springs Point, Fountain: SOUTHEAST New TH for rent or lease, 2 mast. bd’s, 3200SF, 5BR, 3BA, 3 living areas. Near Gate B, New Executive 2.5 connected ba’s, w/d & deluxe appl. Close to USAFA & Santa Fe Trail. Townhome, 2 master bds/2.5 ba/2car, incl. $925/mo, call Warren: $1550/mo. 17040 Foxcross. 559-1901 W/D, pets ok. $1050/mo 719-337-2737 **MOVE-IN TODAY/HURRY 719-963-8986 /719-210-2371 Also see - LOWEST RENTS EVER** @ rentclicks.com Military programs. Short term rental available. Lovely TH NORTHEAST in Courtyards at Quail Lake. Bring in this Ad for one FREE 1st 1/2 MO FOR FREE! 2bd/2.5ba/2car, FP, 719-321-5692 info. 1800 sf townhouse in 4-plx. Built ‘03, RE/MAX Application Fee (a $30.00 value) Very nice 2br, 1ba, 1c T/H in tri-plex. $99.00 Security Deposits. Has skylight, new carpeting, balcony, 2masters/3.5ba/1 car attached garage, all ROOMS FOR RENT Real Estate Group No Security Deposit for Military. yd. 15 min. to most of Co. Spgs. $695. appls, gas log FP, avail 5/23, 331-1808 Section 8 welcome at all props. 819 Yuma St. C/S RE Ctr. 531-0591 4BR SFH BRIARGATE 3650 SQ FT (Prices reflect concessions) 3bd/2ba/1c gar, new carpet, updated kitchen, clean, $890/mo, pets ok, AC, W/O BSMT FNCD IN, STUDY Want a realtor who has made over 15 military 2BR T/H, 1½ba that backs up to Ute AVAIL. 7/01 SYLVIA 719-659-6315 SOUTHEAST Valley Park, $850/mo. $900/sec. dep. 633-1524 4894 Sonata Dr. moves and is a top area professional? •Chelton/Fountain, St./1x1/2x1/2x2, Great loc. Call 332-5548 4B/2B Bi-level, 4680 Scenic Cir. near Room for rent, pvt bath, garage $295. 471.1440 Carver Elementary. Pet OK. $1000 parking, Stetson Hills area •Monterey/S. Circle, Eff/St./1x1/2x1, 3 BR, 2 BA, new carpet, fireplace, dep./$1000 mo. Rent. 720-883-4382 Call Shaundra, 684-3232 Come and see us at 215 W. Rockrimmon Blvd. $285. 475.2101 vaulted ceilings, w/d hook-up, A/C, 2-car garage + carport, gated commu- and receive the following: •Academy/Pikes Peak, 1x1/2x1, 5bd,4ba,like new,A/C,alrm, ROOMMATES WANTED $450. 596.4970 nity, pool, gym, clubhouse, view of FREE FREE Pikes Peak, close to Peterson & all appl,pool,parks,dog run, • Local Area Maps • Appraisal (Buying) •Academy/Fountain, 1x1, 2x2, $1395/mo 640-6002 Female Roommate needed 3bd/2.5ba FREE $390. 597.1245 Schriever, available June 1st, 1 mile • Market Analysis (Selling) from Target, movie theatre, tons of res- house,2cgrg$500/+util,2283Woodpark FREE •Airport/Chelton, Eff/Jr/1x1/2x1, Academy/Dublin, great 4bd/3ba, 2400 Dr, Close to Shrv&Peterson 638-4453 • Lunch At “Oliver’s Deli” $315. 596.1636 taurants & stores, $1100/month, 1-3yr lease available, Call 930-4362 to sched- sf, 2c gar, frpl, fncd yd, sprinkler, pets? •Murray/Platte, 1x1/2x1, Avail May 1st. $995/mo. 533-0321 FULLY FURN. walk-out bsmt, Quick Loan Approval $435, 574.7392 ule viewing! Move In With No Money Down $450/mo. All utils pd. $350/dep. Avail •Jetwing/Academy, 1x1/2x1, 3BR, 2BA, FP, W/D hook-up, 1 car Avl. Aug 30th, 3br/3ba Home in Fox now! Call for added details, 359-4819 $325, 392.4433 gar., SE location. Near Pete and Carson. Run, huge fncd yd in the forest. (719) 332-6091 ~ Hank Poburka, Colonel, USAF-RET. •Airport/Circle, Jr/1x1/2x1/2x2, $810. Ready now! Call (303) 726-4383 $1200/mo. Call Shandra 719-481-9521 Large room w/ bath close to Broker, CRB/CRS/GRI/ABR $405, 635.8551 PAFB, Ft Carson $500 per mth (719) 651-4335 ~ Mike Oliver Fountain - new Townhome, 1200sf, Gleneagle- 4BR/3BA on 1/2 acre. covers everything 391-0480 NORTHEAST 3bd/2.5ba, new steel appliances, W/D, Opens to 5 acre lots/ great yard Broker Associate • Academy/Flintridge, Eff/1x1/2x1, trash snow & yard included. Behind Deck,sunroom,sandbox,swings481-6193 M/F to share, 3br furn home w/hot tub. $405, 598.4456 Safeway mins from Ft. Carson. Special Security, CO. 7 mi from Ft. Carson. (719) 534-7925 ~ Corey Ohlrich move-in, $200 off 1st 2mos. $950 after INQUIRE REGARDING a short term $350/mo. N/P. Debbie, 392-0436 Team Administrator SOUTHWEST +dep, pets ok. 719-439-0161 lease! Dublin Newer 3br, 2ba, extra lg 2c gar, glass top stove, fridge, dw, Share nice home w/ traveling owner! (719) 592-1059 ~ Debi Bazzo New TH, Constitution & HWY 24, easy w/d, kitchen pantry, gas fp, vaulted 5 Min from academy,own apt, sunny pa- Air Academy FCU, $250 MILITARY MOVE-IN SPE- access to Pete, Schriever, &Carson. All tio, mtn view. $400+1/2 util. 473-3210 CIAL Near Ft. Carson. 633-4091. 2br, ceilings, walk-in closets, fcd, sprklr, lg appl. incl. 3bd/2.5ba/2c, A/C. $995/ patio. $1025/mo. Call 338-2425 Senior Mortgage Loan Officer 1000SF www.cheyennearms.com mo Open House Sundays, 1-4 637-8145 See All The Local Area Homes At: Southgate area, Park Meadows Apts. Southwest: Country Club Village, 2 br, We want to rent in Gleneagle- Hankpoburka.com No pets, w/d hkups, decks/patios $500 + 3 level furn TH, 3.5ba 2 gar, $1400/mo, Looking for Rancher/Condo due to up mo. Fidelity Real Estate 667-4343 Fidelity Real Estate 667-4343 disability. Can’t afford $675/mo, Email: [email protected] Ex-intelligence couple. 636-3533 SPECIAL MILITARY RATE! West Side Condo overlooks Garden of NO DEPOSIT- NO FEES! the Gods. 2bd/2ba, 2 Car grg. Gated NORTHGATE Broadmoor Area., near Ft. Carson. Available Now! CRES 719-574-4646 2bd/$650; most utils paid, pets ok. WONDERFUL VIEWS and in a Call Tom, SRIC, 632-4800 Winewood Village, 2br/1.5ba/2gar, w/d hkups, fpl, dw, fcd patio, close cul-de-sac! Just Move In! 3/4br, 3ba, bases $875/mo+$500dep 667-1021 3car, prof. landscaped yard (¼ acre) HOMES FOR RENT w/sprinkler system. All Appliances! Making these his DUPLEXES Avail now! $1795/rent. Small pet w/dep. Long term lease avail! Debi @ 4-PLEXES A Royal Realty, 719-632-7777 or 1 MONTH FREE [email protected] FUN FOURPLX! Cimarron Hills, 2BR, FT CARSON AREA near Gate 4-3br, golden years... 1 BA, coin lndry, fresh 1ba, 1car, Incl. W/D. New paint & NORTHWEST paint/carpet-ready for you! $50 Gift carpet. $775/mo, $500/dep. 232-7194 Card STARBUCKS + last mo. FREE 4 BR, 3 BA, D-20, new kitchen/ RENT w/ 12 mo. lease. $495/395, 1450 EAST appliances, fireplace, big yard Hathaway, HALEY REALTY 634-3785 Rockrimmon, $1200/mo; 260-1482 3bd/2.5ba/2 car garage, mountain views, BLACK FOREST frpl, fncd/landscaped yd, new carpet, ROCKRIMMON AREA. 3br, 2ba, 2c $950/mo - $500/dep, 719-491-4755 attach gar, fcd yd w/deck, no pets. Black Forest passive solar, 2000 sf, $1150/mo + dep. Call 638-5029 Services Pikes Peak View, 3bd/2ba, lvg rm, din Old Farm rm, lg kit (open concept), patio, horse 4 br, 4 ba, 2 car gar. 4 level in great POWERS prop. Military discount. Call 495-4412 neighborhood. Fenced backyard. 5030 Horseshoe Bend St. $1150 BRIARGATE C/S RE Ctr 531-6060 3bd/1.5ba/2car nr Peterson, fcd yd, wood stove & FP, cul-de-sac BEAUTY CARE $850/mo+utils. Sm pet ok. 380-7336 3bd/2.5ba, fireplace, deck, pond, 2 car ELLICOTT/YODER garage, district 20 schools, n/p, n/s 6601 COOL MTN. 3bd, 2½ba, FR/fp, BABY DOLLS Family Childcare. $1100/mo 719-260-6087 Ellicott Springs $850/mo 3bd/2ba, fpl, kit, DR, LR, w/d, unf bsmt, fcd, 2c. 0-10yrs. M-F, 6a-6p. FT & PT avail. shed, carport, 1/3 acre, all appls. incl. May. $1400. Elayna @ RPM 964-3823 Call 390-1567 ask for Felicia or Sandy. 8871 Chancellor, 4bd, 3½ba, LR, DR, 15 min. from Schriever. Call 683-3111 FR/fp, kit, fin LL w/wlkout w/d incl. Powers/Stetson Hills area, Built 2002, LICENSED CHILDCARE 2car. $1550. Elayna @ RPM 964-3823 FALCON Distr 11. Over 2400 sq ft, 4 Br, w/Mstr Licensed Home Daycare has day and 9045 Rochester Dr. 4bd, 2½ba, LR, DR, Br and Lndry rm on main fl. 2 ½ Ba, REMODELED 3BR, 2BA, 2½c gar, Loft, Ceiling Fans, Gas Fp, Air Cond over night positions avail. Fun, safe & FR/fp, kit island, unf bsmt, lg deck, fcd. on 2½ acs, pets nego., $975/mo plus reliable. Nr Peterson AFB 232-4259 2car. $1500. Elayna #@ RPM 964-3823 w/humidif, appliances incl. Fin Bsmt deposit. Avail Now! Call Joe 491-2776 w/wkshp. 2 car garage, 20 x 15 cvrd BRIARGATE: 4bd, 2ba, 2car, $1250 deck and much more! Available May COMPUTERS 8515 Salsifa Terr, pets OK. FOUNTAIN 1st. Rent negotiable. Call 637-0734 Call 703-569-1611 for showing We carry Dell & Toshiba laptops & 3BR, 2½BA, 2c gar, new T/H, SPRINGS RANCH/POWERS. 3bdrm, desktops. All military 100% approval. BRIARGATE:9060 Alders Gate, 6br, $1000/mo. + $1000/dep. Avail now! 3½ba, 2car garage, a/c, finished base- No credit checks, no money down. 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