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The 50th Comptroller Squadron will be closed Aug. 10 for an official squadron function. For emergency, call Senior Master Sgt. Tonya Westerman at 719-304-1608. For more information, please contact Senior Airman Allen Orozco-Castaneda at 567-5818.

Fitness center closures•Thefitnesscenterannexisclosed

for the Labor Day weekend. The main fitnesscenterisopenholidayhoursfrom 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.• All base racquetball courts are

closed for resurfacing. The courts will reopen Aug. 20.•Thebasketballcourtatthemain

fitnesscentercloses9a.m.-1p.m.todayand 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday in support of a youth function. It also closes 1-5 p.m. Aug. 30 in support of the 50th Space Wing promotion ceremony.• For more information, contact

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A&FRC offers Safe Kids/Home Alone Course

A Safe Kids/Home Alone Course is available 1-4 p.m. Aug. 17 at the Tierra Vista Housing Community Center. This half-day “home alone” work-shop focuses on the basics to staying home alone. Physical readiness teaches childrenaboutfiresafetyandfirstaidandfixingmeals.Mental readinesshelps kids understand the importance of knowing your home address and emergency contact information and Emotional Readiness helps them to figureoutiftheywanttostayhomealone. Children must be 9-13 years of age to attend. For more information, contact Christina Stump at 567-3920.

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By Scott PraterSchriever Sentinel

The 23rd Space Operations Squadron took another step toward upgrading a critical an-tenna at New Boston Air Force Station, N.H., recently, when crews installed an air-support-ed Kevlar radome around its newest Air Force Satellite Control Network antenna.

“The radome is designed to protect the

$13 million antenna from the elements and allow for a longer lifespan,” said Brian Pal, Honeywell on-site engineer. “It’s a key piece in the process of making this asset operational.”

The new structure is replacing a nearly 40-year old antenna at the site and represents a substantial improvement in technology and performance.

“This brand new antenna was installed this pastJune;it’sathree-axisantennathatwhenoperational, will perform tracking, telemetry and commanding operations on a variety of satellites,” said Lt. Col. Cary Belmear, 23 SOPS director of operations. “The most important difference here is that the new antenna main-

23 SOPS cloaks newest tracking antenna

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The 23rd Space Operations Squadron recently completed installation of an air-supported Kevlar radome around its newest tracking antenna at New Boston Air Force Station, N.H. The radome is designed to protect the antenna from elements and prolong its operational life.

By Staff Sgt Julius Delos Reyes50th Space Wing Public Affairs

The 22nd Space Operations Squadron and Team Schriever held a cessation of op-erations ceremony Friday for the Colorado Tracking Station, commonly referred to as PIKE, to commemorate its achievements and milestones.

After a continuous operational status of more than 24 years, PIKE ran its last opera-tional satellite contact July 9 transitioning to a full-time test, troubleshooting and contin-gency Air Force Satellite Control Network site.Infittingsymmetry,PIKE’sfirstandfinalcontacts were with the GPS constellation. Effective July 16, the station transitioned to test support for the automated remote track-ing station hybridization.

“This ceremony is kind of the opposite of a ribbon cutting,” said Col. Jonathan Sutherland, 50th Network Operations Group commander. “It is important to take time to recognize the changes that have and are oc-curring at PIKE. [Its] operational capability went from OPSCAP green to white this July forthefirsttime.Soon,theSchrieversky-line is going to change as Colorado Tracking Station’s RBC radome is removed and its an-tenna is packed and shipped for reuse at Thule Tracking Station.”

PIKE was commissioned and became op-erational in 1988. For decades, the PIKE has been used for satellite ops telemetry, tracking and commanding of Air Force, Department of Defense and national space vehicles, con-tacting the space shuttle and supporting hun-dreds of launches.The stationwas the first article for the

Automated Remote Tracking Station system, at the time state-of-the-art technology that ad-

vanced AFSCN operations from Current Data System to Data System Modernization. This allowed modern AFSCN satellite command and control processing, transitioning satellite data entry from remote tracking station to sat-ellite operations centers. Also, the new ARTS

systemreducedmanpowerpershiftfromsixpersonnel working mainframe components to one operator running ARTS.PIKEwasoftenthefirstantennasiteto

U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Rogers

Lt. Col. Scott Angerman (right), 22nd Space Operations Squadron commander, presents a plaque to Ken Lavoie, representative of satellite operators as Tech. Sgt. Shale Norwitz, Colorado Tracking Station NCO in charge, looks on during the CTS cessation ceremony Friday here. After a continuous operational status of more than 24 years, the station, commonly known as PIKE, ran its last operational satellite contact July 9 transitioning to a full-time test, troubleshooting and contingency Air Force Satellite Control Network site. In fitting symmetry, PIKE’s final first and final contacts were with the GPS constellation. Effective July 16, the station transitioned to test support for ongoing the automated remote tracking station hybridization.

PIKE transitions to test support, contingency readiness mission

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Players with the 1st Space Operations Squadron can’t recall leadingagamefromstarttofinishallseasonlong,sonothingwasnewabouttheirfirst-roundplayoffgameMonday.

The team trailed Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense by seven runs after two innings before rallying to win 19-13 and advance to the winner’s bracket in the Schriever intramural softball league playoff tournament.“Weneverseemtopanic,”said1SOPSoutfielderDarrel

DeLeon. “Even when it has looked hopeless for us this sea-son,we’vemanagedtofightourwaybackintogames—andtoday was no different.”PatienceprovedimportantforJFCC-IMDinthefirstin-

ning, when 1 SOPS pitcher Jesse Cook had trouble locating hispitches.Hewalkedthreeofthefirstfourbattersandwatched them all score as Marty Martinez and Nate Borchers punished his later offerings.

Meanwhile, JFCC-IMD pitcher Rico Garcia and solid defensekept1SOPS incheck, at least for thefirst twoinnings.

“Our strength has been our defense,” JFCC-IMD team captainJohnKaufmansaid.“We’redefinitelytheoldestteamonbase,withamixofcontractors,civiliansandmilitary,so we try to play smart. Rico has been a big part of that strategy.”Withhisteamdownsixrunstostartthethird,1SOPS

team co-captain Mike Manor shouted words of encourage-mentasheraninfromcenterfield,buteventhoseseemedtoringhollowasthefirsttwobatterspoppedintoouts.

Then Justin Fernandez singled past second base and Travis Moyersingledintoleftfield.Cookfollowedbyropingapitchoffthefenceincenterfield,andtherallywasinfullswing.The team sent 16 batters to the plate and scored 15 runs in the inning, all with two outs.

“I’d say half our wins this season have come in our last at bat,” Manor said. “You can call us cardiac but we never seem togetdownmentallyandwehaveconfidencethatwecancome back. Today we were lucky enough to do it again.”Moyerputthefinishingtouchesontherallywithwhatis

known as a little-league home run. He stepped to the plate with the bases loaded and promptly smashed a line drive tocenterfield.AJFCC-IMDfielderdovefortheball,butmissed and it rolled all the way to the fence. By the time the

defense could get the ball back in, Moyer was being mauled by teammates behind home plate.

“Ironically, I never had one of those when I played little league,” Moyer said. “I’m not sure if we were still down at that point, but I knew every run would count so I just tried to make solid contact.”

As his team heated up offensively, Cook settled in on the mound. He set his opponents down in order in the second and shut them out in the fourth to end the game.

“Jesse has been our mainstay the whole season, he’s done a great job and been very consistent,” Manor said. “He gives us a chance to win and right now, in this tournament, you really have to focus on the game at hand if you want to advance.”

With the victory, 1 SOPS moved on to face 50th Security Forces Squadron, a 12-9 winner against 50th Civil Engineer Squadron, in the second round. Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense drops down to an elimination game in the second round.

In other action, 4th Space Operations Squadron knocked off 50th Operations Support Squadron\Standardization and Evaluation 10-3, while Space Innovation and Development Center upended National Reconnaissance Office Operations Squadron 28-8.

The Schriever Intramural Softball League playoff tour-namentcontinuesthisweekatthebasesoftballcomplexwith elimination games today and the championship game scheduled for Friday.

Schriever softball tourney opens with a flurry

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Travis Moyer, third basemen for the 1st Space Operations Squadron, prepares for action as Jesse Cook delivers a pitch during first round play in the Schriever intramural softball league playoff tournament Monday. 1 SOPS’s advanced to the winners bracket after its 19-13 victory against Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense.

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Commentary by Maj. Nia Bluford21st Space Operations Squadron,

Det. 1 commander

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — When we join the Air Force, whatever day, whatever age, it “blues” us all the same. The Air Force puts a name to principles already embodiedinus:integrityfirst,servicebeforeselfandexcellenceinallwedo.Itcallstheseprinciplescorevaluesanddefinesthemwithclarity.

Through the mantra of the Airman’s Creed, we become Airmen, wingmen, leaders and warriors.Wearesentoutintothefield,im-parted with a specialty. We are trained the same, tested the same, and on graduation day,handedidenticalcertificatesandgiventhe charge to go forth and be great.

We are great followers, great leaders, great Airmen. Yet, in this moment we are all av-erage. We are no longer beginners, but not yet great.

Average (noun): being of a level (as of intel-ligence) typical of a group, class or series

Average (adjective): not out of the ordinary: common, midway between extremes.Irememberarrivingatmyfirstdutysta-

tion as a deputy crew commander and being in awe of the crew commanders; to me they were great. I remember wondering, “How did they get from where I am to where they are?” Irememberpokingaroundtofindthean-swerandfindingthatitwasalwaysthesame,“Becomethesystemexpert,”whichtranslated

into study, study, study, which translated into hard work, hard work and more hard work. I will admit, at that time in my life, studious wasnotmymiddlename;IfiguredonceIgraduated, I was done with studying.

However, two things happened once I began to heed the advice I sought. First, I became competent in my weapon system knowledge, allowingmetoexecutethemissionwitheaseand understanding. Second, I developed con-fidenceinmyweaponsystemknowledgeand

my ability to convey this knowledge to others. I was slowly building on the foundation the Air Force had laid. As I departed that duty station, I remember feeling that I was not much above average. What was I missing? I wasmissingakeycomponentofexcellenceintheneedtoexhibititinallIdid,andnotonly in some of what I did. At this phase, I understood how to work hard but hadn’t developed the habit.

Consistency is a crucial element and is forged through time as you practice to achieve excellenceinallyoudo.Itistheconsciousdedication to hard work that develops average into above average and our ingrained habit of hard work that transforms above average intogreat.Whenyouexaminethestepsofourleaders or peers who we hail as great, they all begin in much the same way. Yet, quickly after their foundation is laid, you see evidence of their consistent hard work propelling them to greatness. Greatness isn’t reserved for a chosen few and is not freely handed out; it requires a lot of work.

As junior Airmen and company grade offi-cers, we develop our habits of hard work as we prepare ourselves for greater responsibilities. When we are given greater responsibility, our instinct to work hard is innate, allowing our leadershiptobefocusedonhowtoexecutethe mission vice how to do the work.

So what makes average great? I answer this question with a question, “Have you ever met a great person who didn’t work hard?”

What makes average great

Maj. Nia Bluford21st Space Operations Squadron, Det. 1 commander


310 SW remembers fallen captain

U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Nicholas B. Ontiveros

Members of the 310th Space Wing release balloons during a memorial service Friday at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo. The 310 SW held the memorial one year after wing member Capt. Vivian Elmo died in a two-car accident Aug. 3, 2011.

By Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys50th Space Wing Public Affairs

Infiscal2011,theAirForcelost16membersinmotor-cycle mishaps. Although riding season is already underway, it is important for riders to not let their guard down. This fiscalyear,therehavealreadybeen15motorcyclefatalitiesin the Air Force.

Maj. Gen. Gregory A. Feest, Air Force chief of safety, stressed the need for riders to have the right skills, the right training and the right attitude on the Air Force Safety Center’s Air Force Rider website.

“Operating a motorcycle is a high-risk activity and takes different skills than driving a four-wheeled vehicle,” said Feest. “Airmen all around the world take the necessary safety precautions and enjoy riding their motorcycles. Unfortunately, every year we lose Airmen to motorcycle accidents. Each motorcycle fatality impacts our units, com-munities and the Air Force family. Most of our accidents are due to a lack of training, poor riding skills and a risky attitude, most notably driving too fast for conditions.”

Remaining aware of your surroundings and wearing all required personal protective equipment outlined in Air Force Instruction 91-207 are vital to motorcycle safety.

“For new riders, the most important thing to remember is that there is no hurry to get out on the road. Take your time practicing in your neighborhood, in parking lots, etc. before you get out. If you are not comfortable, wait,” said Tech. Sgt. Sarah Law, ground safety manager. “Another good idea is to touch base with someone you know who is anexperiencedrider.Experiencedriderslovetosharetipsand lessons learned — just ask.”

Additionally, there are several training vendors to choose from in the local area to take basic through advanced rider courses.

The Air Force recognizes the importance of appropri-ate training and can reimburse any active duty member or Department of Defense civilian who takes any of these courses.

“All they have to do is bring their Motorcycle Safety Foundation course card and their receipt to the wing safety office—thenwehavethemfilloutalocalvoucher,”saidLaw. “Barring any issues with the voucher, it takes about

fourtosixweekstoseethereimbursement.”Motorists are also encouraged to play a part in keeping

motorcyclists safe on the road. Colorado State Patrol offers these pointers for sharing the road:•Checkyourblindspotsbeforechanginglanesormerg-

ing, especially in heavy traffic.•Double-checktrafficatintersectionsbeforeyouturnor

pull out.•Allowaminimumoftwo-second“spacecushion”when

following a motorcycle.•Useturnsignalstoindicateyournextmoveallowing

motorcyclists to anticipate traffic flow.

•Alwaysallowamotorcyclistthefulllanewidth-nevertry to share a lane.•Stayfocusedonthedrivingtaskandtreatmotorcy-

clists with the same respect and courtesy offered to other motorists.

Motorcyclists also have to look out for additional hazards this time of year.

During the summer, some things to be aware of are the higher number of vehicles on the road, weather that can change at a moment’s notice, and road construction.

For more information, visit http://www.afsec.af.mil/air-forcerider/index.asporcallthesafetyofficeat567-7233.

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Cory Becker, 3rd Space Experimentation SquadronKathryn Benoit, 50th Civil Engineer Squadron

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Lauren Goodhue, 50 SCSMorris Griffin, 50 SCS

Steven Haemmerle, 3 SESNicholas Hartman, 50 SCSCrystal Herrera, 21 AMDSMatthew Holley, 50 SCSEugene Hough, 2 SOPS

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Jon King, 50 CESDaniel Kulkoski, 11th Space Warning Squadron

Brittany Luce, 25th Space Range SquadronJohn Mann, 3 SOPS

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Schriever holds Right StartRight Start is 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday in

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Have VA medical records reviewed

If you are 180 days from separation or re-tirement, now is the time to start your disabil-ity claim with the Department of Veterans Affairs. The initial medical records review will be provided by the Disabled American Veterans. If you are leaving the military and have service-related medical issues, it would be in your best interest to start the process for adisabilityclaim.Dependingontheextentof your disability, you may be eligible for monthly monetary compensation, veteran’s preference into federal service and many otherbenefitsdependingonthestateyoudecide to settle in. The records reviews are by appointment only, so call early. You must have a copy of your medical records for this appointment. Appointments are scheduled

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Class ensures smooth dorm move

A dorm class is available 3-4 p.m. Aug. 21 at the Airman and Family Readiness Center. This class is geared toward all Airmen an-ticipating a move out of the dorms within three months. Participants learn how to iden-tify how much money is needed to afford to live off base, project a budget based on monthlyexpendituresanddecideiftheyarefinanciallyfittomoveoutofthedorms.Formore information, contact Christina Stump at 567-3920.

Give parents a breakThe Air Force Aid Society supports the

“Give Parents a Break” program by offering care on one Friday evening or Saturday after-noon each month. The program is available 7 p.m. to midnight Aug. 17. The program is offered at the Child Development Center for all ages; however, children will be grouped according to ages. All families using this program must adhere to the following guide-lines. Active-duty Air Force families eligible for the “Give Parents a Break” program in-clude those where a parent is feeling stress duetoadeployment,extendedtemporaryduty or remote tour of duty; family crisis or emergency,suchasseriousorextendedill-ness of family member, death in the family, birth of new baby, etc; children with special needs; or unique circumstances or hardships. Reservationsareonafirstcome,firstservebasis. Parents may make reservations up to 30 days prior to the session; however, reser-vations will not be accepted after the Friday

one week prior to the session. Parents may call after that Friday to request a reservation in the event of a cancellation or availability of a certain age group. A minimum of eight children is required to offer the session. If less than eight children have reservations, the session will be cancelled, and parents will be notifiedbytheThursdaypriortothesession.To be eligible for the program, families must bereferredbyasquadroncommander/firstsergeant, chaplain, doctor or other medical professional, Family Advocacy personnel, Airman and Family Readiness Center per-sonnel or Child Development Center person-nel. For more information, please call Nancy Seckman at 567-3920.

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Schriever inducts Senior NCOsThe Team Schriever 2012 Senior NCO

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Last week’s answer: After achieving initial op-erational capability in December 1993, GPS reached full operational capability on what date? Gen. Joseph W. Ashy, Air Force Space Command commander, reported that GPS reached full operational capability April 27, 1995. The Department of Defense issued a news release for the attainment of full operational capability July 17, 1995.

This week’s question: On Aug. 29, 2003, a Delta IV rocket launched the last of which series of satellites fromSpaceLaunchComplex37atCapeCanaveralAir Force Station, Fla.?

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undergo AFSCN upgrades, leading the way for enterprise modernizations. As new technology was rolled out, PIKE wasoftenthefirsttotestnewequip-ment,configurationsandcapabilities.These included the Control and Status processor, GPS-E enhancement (al-lowing C2 for the GPS constellation), AFSCN link protection system, phased array,highpoweramplifier amongothers.

During its operations, PIKE had vis-ibility of 97 of the 150 plus AFSCN satellites and accomplished more than 180,000 satellite contacts since its in-ception. It also supported more than 300 launches including Titan, Delta

and Atlas missions, enabling the place-ment of today’s modern space capa-bilities. In tribute to PIKE’s operations and history, a number of commentar-ies were shared including one from Maj. Gen. Michael Carey, now 20th Air Force commander, but previously a Colorado Tracking Station detach-ment commander, and Tech. Sgt. Shale Norwitz, PIKE’s current NCO in charge.

Lt. Col. Scott Angerman, 22nd Space Operations Squadron commander, em-phasized the importance and continu-ing mission for PIKE.

“[Col. James Ross, 50th Space Wing commander] has emphasized that the space effects delivered by the 50th Space Wing are foundational to our country’s way of life and military’s asymmetrical advantage,” Angerman said. “The AFSCN is foundational to not just 50th Space Wing operations

and missions but other DOD satellite flyers and national assets. The Colorado Tracking Station has had a trailblazing role in testing and modernizing the AFSCN.”

With the cessation of routine opera-tions and transformation to a testing facility, PIKE will continue to provide asitetocrosschecksatelliteconfigura-tions for on-orbit operations, he said. Colorado Tracking Station will also be critical for contingency fallback and surge capability at the site of the AFSCN primary network node and majority of satellite operations customers.

“As we go forward, PIKE is going to continue to be important,” said Angerman. “It’s [essential] to preserve PIKE’s capabilities for testing, trouble-shooting and contingency operations because we need a place to test technol-ogy in an operational environment.”

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Project leaders decided to use an inflated dome to protect the antenna due to its reduced signal loss com-pared to a framed structure.

The radome installation was one oftheproject’sfinalelementsandnowallowsengineerstobeginex-tensive system integration and op-erational testing on the apparatus. Tentative plans call for turnover to the Air Force in 2014. Until then, 23 SOPS will continue to use its legacy BOSS-B antenna for taskings from the Air Force Satellite Control Network and other organizations.

This step marks another mile-

stone in the site’s transformation through the years. Operations began at the station in 1960, when Airmen used van-mounted equipment to make contact with satellites. By 1964, New Boston had permanent antennas in place and began dual tracking, telemetry and commanding capabilities. Air Force Space Command assumed control of 23 SOPS in 1987 and the squad-ron replaced its on-site BOSS-A antenna during 2007.

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An installaiton crew lowered Kevlar fabric around a new tracking antenna at New Boston Air Force Station, N.H., recently. After being inflated the Kevlar formed a radome around the antenna, protecting it from elements.

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CHURCH DIRECTORY

SECURITY CHURCHOF CHRIST

4945 Cable Lane 392-3957

Bible Study 9:30 amWorship 10:30 amEvening 5:00 pm

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Non-denominational, Full Gospel 10am @ Skyview Middle School.PH: 719-638-8770.

GARAGE SALESSaturday Only, 7:30-? 4178 Doug-lass Way. Furniture, kids bike, clothes, leather coats and toys.

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Dental Assisting SchoolWhy quit work for dental assistant training? Why pay thousands more

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Colorado Springs. 10 week course. Next course starts on September 8, 2012. Only a few

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tention.Call

(719) 599-0700to secure your spot!

Hurry before the last few spots are gone.

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219 East Bijou Street, 80903CUSTODIAN POSITIONS OPEN -

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City _____________________________________ Zip_____________________________________________

Grade ____________________ Unit ____________ Signature ________________________________________

My signature certifies that this advertisement is for the purpose of selling my personal property as a convenience to me or my dependents. It is not partof a business enterprise, nor does it benefit anyone involved in a business enterprise. Any real estate advertised is made available without regard to race,color, religious origin or sex of any individual.

Category:__________________________________________________________

3 Lines FREE for active-duty, retired military, and their dependents as well as civil service employees.3 Ways to placeyour ad! Online at www.coloradopowerclassifieds.com Call (719) 329-5236 or fax this form to (719) 634-5157

Free ads in accordance with military regulations must be non-commercial and for personal property offered by local base or unit personnel without regard to race, creed, color, age, sex or religious origin. FREE ADS are limitedto one ad per household at 3 lines max. The editor and publisher reserve the right to edit ads, and/or not publish ads. NO DUTY PHONE NUMBERS WILL BE PRINTED. DEADLINE: Noon Tuesday

Rates vary, call for details. Prepayment is required. 3 line minimum. Please check your ad the first week of publication and call by noon the following Tuesday with chanegs or corrections.This paper is not liable for errors after the first publication of an ad. Colorado Publishing Company is not liable for the content of advertisements. All real estate advertising is subjectto the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. We do not endorse any product or service and we reserve the right to refuse any advertising we deem inappropriate. C.5.3.5. Real Estate Advertising. Advertising for off-post housing available for rent, sale or lease by an owner, manager, rental agency, agent or individual, shall include only thoseavailable on a nondiscriminatory basis for all personnel. No facilities shall be advertised without the Colorado Publishing Company having been notified, in writing, that the owner,manager, rental agency, agent or individual enforces open-housing practices.

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Active Military FREE with ID

GUNS • KNIVES • COINS • AMMO

Sponsored byEvent Center at Rustic Hills 3960 Palmer Park BlvdAugust 11 & 12 719-630-3976

Unlimited Free Parking! 9-5 Saturday 9-4 Sunday

Colorado Springs Oldest & Best Gun Show.

We understand military families and their needs

Call Chamberland Law 719-527-3999 or

visit www.chamberlandlaw.com

RETIRED JAG OFFICER Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and

Step-Parent Adoption. Special Military Family Rates

Pastor Charles Tedder1980 Academy Suite S.

(back side Loaf n Jug)(719) 358-1961

www.chopcos.org

CHRISTIAN HOUSE OF PRAYER

WORSHIP SERVICES Sunday Morning 8:00am & 10:30am

Tuesday Night 7:00pm Covenant Connection International

Meeting at:Prairie Hills Elementary

SchoolSunday School

9:30am Worship Service

10:45am

8025 Telegraph (719) 487-1111

(At the intersection fo Scarborough and Telegraph, near Research and Powers)

www.lifegatebc.org

NEW BEGINNINGS CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Pastor Terry J. NutallWife Carol D. Nutall

Double Tree Hotel 1775 East Cheyenne Mountain Blvd(near I-25 and circle dr.)

719-382-7619

Sunday School: 9:00 AM • Worship Service: 10:00 AM

Don’t Quite Your Job!!! yet.

Call 719-599-0700 to secure your spot!Hurry, before the last few spots are gone!

Informational Open House: August 23, 2012 at 5:30 pm in Colorado Springs.Please call for more information.

Call for location and to RSVP, 719-599-0700www.assisttosucceed.com

Assist to Succeed Dental Assisting

School!Why quit work for dental assistant

training? Why pay thousands

more than is necessary?

INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY!New school in state-of-the-art dental ofce.

Held on Saturdays in Colorado Springs: 10 week courses only on Saturdays!

Next course starts on September 8, 2012. Only a few spots left. If you are ready for a rewarding

career change, THIS IS FOR YOU!Tuition is only $3,995 (books and supplies included!)

Limited space means personal attention!

Be A Blood Donor......and save lives!

We can help! Call defense attorneys

Mike Harris and Bill Holtz @ (719) 635-2005ColoradoFreedomLawCenter.comFormer JAG, prosecutor, & public defender

• Felony & misdemeanor charges• DUI & traf c• Courts-martial• Military administrative separations

Wrongfully Accused orJust Made a Mistake?

Services

SERVICES/BANKRUPTCY

BANKRUPTCY: Trapped inside the matrix? Time to make your move? The Cross Law Firm. We proudly file bank-ruptcies all day long. Debt relief agency of course. Our passion can help you. Colorado Springs 632-9991, Pueblo 542-2007

BEAUTY CARE

Buy or Sell Avon.Call Belinda Odom at 719-660-9576.

COUNSELINGSoul Attention LLC, psycotherapy

Horse and Soul, EAP/EAL“To be heard is good for the

soul”Nancy Beach, LPC, RN 719-236-0054

www.SoulAttentionLLC.com

DIVORCEPARALEGAL SERVICES

DIVORCEMILITARY SPECIALISTMILITARY DISCOUNT

719-520-9992

HAIR SERVICES$9 Military Personnel Haircuts.

Call Sammy’s Barber at 633-7771210 North Chelton Road, near Bijou

Molad African hair braiding for weave, Micro, corn row, three braid, twist styles etc. 719-390-3272

ANNOUNCEMENTSSPECIAL NOTICES

Private Financing or Direct IRAInvestment Opportunities. 719.227.1821

WWW.JTP.COM/INVEST

CHURCH DIRECTORY

SECURITY CHURCHOF CHRIST

4945 Cable Lane 392-3957

Bible Study 9:30 amWorship 10:30 amEvening 5:00 pm

Wednesday 7:00 pm

N

Acad

emy

Blvd

.Ha

ncoc

k Ex

pres

sway

Alturas

DriveBradley Road

Cable Lane

Hwy 85/87

Main

Stre

et

Non-denominational, Full Gospel 10am @ Skyview Middle School.PH: 719-638-8770.

GARAGE SALESSaturday Only, 7:30-? 4178 Doug-lass Way. Furniture, kids bike, clothes, leather coats and toys.

EDUCATIONSCHOOLS GENERAL

Don’t Quit Your Job YetAssist to Succeed

Dental Assisting SchoolWhy quit work for dental assistant training? Why pay thousands more

than is necessary?Incredible Opportunity

New School in state of the art den-tal office. Held on Saturdays in

Colorado Springs. 10 week course. Next course starts on September 8, 2012. Only a few

spots left.If you are ready for a rewarding

career change, THIS IS FOR YOU!Tuition is only $3995 (books and

supplies included).Limited space means personal at-

tention.Call

(719) 599-0700to secure your spot!

Hurry before the last few spots are gone.

Informational Open HouseAugust 23, 2012

at 5:30 pm in Colorado SpringsPlease call for more information

(719) 599-0700Call for location and to RSVP

www.assisttosucceed.com

Employment

GENERALSTART YOUR HOME BUSINESS

WITHOUT A HUGE INVESTMENTWork full- or part-time around your schedule. We’re training new people

now to run their own businessesusing a proven system. We select only

those who are serious and committed with a consistent work ethic.

http://er.theonlinebusiness.com

JANITORIAL

First Presbyterian Churchof Colorado Springs

219 East Bijou Street, 80903CUSTODIAN POSITIONS OPEN -

PART TIMEWe have two Custodian positions open at the church. One is on days and one evenings, 30 hours per week at $9.00 per hour, approximately 6 hrs. perworkday. Maintains clean buildings & grounds, completes required set-ups and tear down of meeting rooms,simple routine repairs & assists Insecurity/safety/health matters. Apply direct at the church reception desk prior to August 15.

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Owned by 4 USAFA Grads! Serving traditional Irish & American cuisine for lunch & dinner. Happy Hour Daily 3-6pm. Thursday military appreciation night 15% off food 6-10pm, excluding private events and 1 discount/ID. Voted Best Irish Bar 2011 by locals.

Real Estate

All real estate advertising in thisnewspaper is subject to the Federal FairHousing Act of 1968, which makes itillegal to advertise any preference,limitation or discrimination based on race,color, religion or national origin, or anintention to make such preference,limitation or discrimination. TheMountaineer shall not accept anyadvertisement for real estate which is inviolation of the law. Our readers arehereby informed that all dwellingsadvertised in this newspaper areavailable on an equal opportunity basis.

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Wood Ave Home$164,000

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SOUTHWESTLease Option, remodeled, 1BR, 1BA, 22 X 32 man cave, stucco, 14 X 16 door 8 X 16 yard barn $99.9k. 719-229-9313

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EASTGorgeous condo 2bd / 2 bth lrg living room/ kithchen all app. washer/dryer $900 mth 719-282-9112 / 719-209-1424

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NORTHEAST8129 Hollygrape Ln. $2100. 5BR, 3.5BA, 2 garage, 3600sqft. W/D, pool/ gym/club incld. Avail 10/1. 559-0457.

POWERS6286 Hartman $1650

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CHEVROLET1992 Corvette Red Excellent Condition, New Tires and Rims, New Radio and many extras. 13900. 719-339-2708

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