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A2 FT. HOOD SENTINEL
BOSS
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Smith-Holmes from CENCOM
Cable Television. They told the
soldiers how to get cable TV
service in their on-post billets
and about costs converters and
remote controls for their TVs
VCRs etc.
“Just like off post CENCOM
will send someone out to help
the soldier hook up their TV or
VCR and talk about the ser-
vice” Smith-Holmes said.
CEN TEL representatives
Linda Green assistant man-
ager customer services mar-
keting and Tony R. Gal-
lenstein assistant service rep-
resentative spoke to the BOSS
representatives about phone
service in the barracks ex-
plaining where and how to get
phone service.
David N. Banks assistant
AER officer Family Support
Division DPCA III Corps told
the soldiers about AER ben-
efits and how the program pro-
vides loans to soldiers to in-
clude auto repair and money
for auto insurance. He said the
program also helps soldiers
understand more about fi-
nances.
“Budget counseling is free to
everybody” Banks said. “Ev-
erybody is seen on an indi-
vidual basis. This is based on
your emergency need.”
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Illegal drug‘hotline’ open
Anyone can call the CID drug hotline and leave an
anonymous message on illegal drug activity. 287-
5000.
Art guild meeting set
The Killeen Civic Art Guild will meet a t 7 p.m.
May 18 at the Killeen Community Center. Member-
ship is open to anyone who lives within a 30-mile
radius of Killeen/Fort Hood. Dues are $10 per year.
©Mary Purcell 526-4317.
PX offers U-Haul service
Fort Hood offers a U-Haul truck/trailer rental
service 9 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Monday Friday and 9
a.m. 1 p.m. Saturday at building 136 Minimum
charge is for 24 hours. Early Bird turn-in service is
available.
’92 AER campaign ends May 15
The 1992 Army Emergency Relief Campaign is
scheduled to end tomorrow. The installation dollar
goal is $250000. Organizations are reminded to
complete solicitation and collection of funds. 287-
0345.
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Command Sgt. Maj. Richard B. Cay-
ton (R) III Corps and Fort Hood
adds comments to a CENTEL pre-
sentation given by Linda Green (L)
NAF representative Glenda
Nelson discussed the services
rendered by NAF. “The first
definition of NAF is funds not
given to us by the U.S. Gov-
ernment” she said. “Some con-
struction is funded but most of
our facilities are built and ser
“THE TEXAS TRADITION BAND”
KILLEEN TEXAS
DOUBLE ENCORE!
APPEARING
FRIDAY 15th AND 29TH MAY (91)
LONGHORN SALOON
WEST FORT HOOD
viced with NAF funds. For in-
stance for sports activities we
pay officials who referee games
and directors of facilities. In
most cases not only do they
have to support their own ac-
tivities they must contribute
to the support of all the other
DRMO holds auction here
The Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office
Hood will conduct an auction at 8:30 a.m. May 15 at
building 4274 corner of 80th Street and Tank De-
stroyer Blvd. The sale includes clothing computer
components medical equipment refrigerators furni-
ture engines trailers vehicles tents and hardware.
All items must be paid for and removed within five
working days of sale. 0 Marie Jackson 287-4770.
ACS maintains directory
The Army Community Service Information and
Referral Program keeps a National Directory of
Social Services to help soldiers leaving the military
under the Army Career Alumni Program. 287-
3726/4936.
TROA meeting slated
The Central Chapter of the Retired Officers). As-
sociation (TROA) will meet at 11:30 a.m. May 20 at
the Fort Hood Officers Club. Dr. Edward J. Mullep
i(Lt. Col. retired) professor of political economy and
government UT and Austin Community College will
discuss the Commonwealth of Independent States
formerly the USSR. 0 Mary Purcell 526-4317.
MAY 14 -17
COPPERAS COVE
TEXAS
$2.00 PER CAR LOAD FEE $1.00 WALK-IN ADMISSION FEE
$5.00 4-DAY PARKING PASS
FOR INFORMATION CALL
817- 547-7571 1 800- 927-7571
HOOD BULLETINS
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Ron Aragon/III Corps
assistant manager customer ser-
vices and marketing and Toni R.
Gallenstein assistant service repre-
sentative.
facilites. If there is no support
for an activity we cannot af-
ford to continue that activity.”
Nelson also said 50 percent
of the money from video games
in the dayrooms goes back to
the unit. “The contract is to
not exceed 400 video game ma
Two-year obligation changes
Soldiers selected for CY 91 master sergeant and
sergeant first class promotions and submitted retire-
ment applications as a result of the retention control
points have been granted an exception to the two-
year service obligation. Contact your personnel ser-
vice company for details.
91B/91C classes slated
The next medical proficiency class (class 4-92) will
begin June 5 and has at least 25 positions for soldiers
with 91B/91C MOS. 0 Lt. Col. Demarais or SGM
Waring 287-4331/1722.
Brookhaven Road closes
Brookhaven Road on Fort Hood will close 7 1 1
a.m. May 15 and 22. Approximately 250 soldiers will
participate in the Expert Field Medical Badge forced
road march. 0 1st Lt. Cardenas 287-5599.:
AA holds meetings at Hood I
Alcoholics Anonymous holds open meetings 1 2
p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday in building 1821
room 5. 0 287-7490/2892.
Delivery are as limited to en sure safe driving
IN KILLEEN:
699-4690
Medium Meal Deal
One Medium
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$5.99
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limited to en sure sale driving. Our rivers carry less than $20.00.
Our drivers are no enalized (or late deliveries.
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chines on post. We are working
to increase this number.”
E S E I E re
resentatives talked and lis-
tened and explained and the
soldiers kept questioning until
finally Command Sgt. Major
Richard B. Cayton sergeant
major of III Corps and Fort
Hood stepped in to channel
the soldiers’ energies into a
fine-tuned focus.
“I want to know what you
want... whatever it is” Cayton
said. “And not just what you
want personally but what the
soldiers in your barracks
want... ceiling fans etc... what-
ever. We’ve got our next meet-
ing scheduled at 3 p.m. June 3
at the NCO Club with DEH
representatives. We’ll find out
then why work orders are tak-
ing too long to carry out and
why they’ve got a backlog of
work orders.”
Cayton sounding like the
coach in a decisive fined game
of the world series challenged
the representatives saying
‘W e’ll attack this thing to-
gether but with precision prior
planning and forethought...
we’re going to be professional
about it.”
The soldiers were almost
overwhelmed when he said
“Whatever it is if it’s not
right I will take it to my boss
and present it to him. He
ITS OUR TURN
TO TAKE ORDERS.
GIVE US A DIRECT ORDER FOR ONE OF THESE GREAT DEALS.
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The drug and alcohol center will host the emer-
gency medical service Starflight presentation 8 1 0
a.m. and 1 -3 p.m. May 26-29 at the Battle Simula-
tion Center building 4501. For reservations call 0
Sgt. 1st. Class Schodlbauer or Sgt. Marshall 287-
7452.
526-7103 547-7566
5102 E. Business Hwy. #190 1026 Highway #440 2127 E. #190
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Thursday May 14 1992
wants the absolute best for his
soldiers. Believe me if it is not
right it will be made right.
“We are going to take this
one step farther” Cayton said.
“We will take 50 BOSS rep-
resentatives to Austin for a
BOSS seminar July 6-10. You/
we need to prepare for that so
you can present all the facts to
the service reps in an orderly
fashion. Bring me a stack of
complaints but be specific
about problems with services
on post. For instance why a
Coke machine in one place
charges 50 cents while a ma-
chine outdoors charges more.”
THE FORT Hood Sentinel
will cover the progress and im-
pact upon Fort Hood from the
BOSS meetings and seminars.
“We’re going to have articles
in the Sentinel about what we
discuss and resolve at the
meetings” Cayton said. “We’ll
have a roster of BOSS rep-
resentatives in the paper.”
ayton championed th
cause even further when he
immediately organized a team
of four Rottweilers from the
already fired-up group of rep-
resentatives to find out what
the problems and needs of the
soldiers on Fort Hood are.
Soldiers seeking information
on the BOSS program can con-
tact Spc. Campbell 287-7901
or 288-8431.
Signal Corps Ball set
The 132nd Annual Signal Regimental Ball will be
at 6 p.m. July 10 in the Longhorn Room Fort Hood
Officers’ Club. 01st Lt. Yocca 287-3094.
Martin Dr. gates open new hours
To deter crime and for safety the Martin Drive
drive-through and walk-through gates will be open 6
a.m. 6 p.m. on school days only. The gates will be
closed on vacation periods and on weekends.
HOW reunion set
The 2nd Armored Division HOW reunion will start
at 4:30 p.m. May 20 at the Main NCO Club ballroom.
Free food and a cash bar will be available. All are
invited. 0 Capt. Earl 287-8273.
EMS Starflight will visit
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limited to ensure sale driving. Our drivers carry less than S20.00.
Our drivers are not penalized lor late deliveries.
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Phipps, Marilyn. The Fort Hood Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 14, 1992, newspaper, May 14, 1992; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth309937/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Casey Memorial Library.