Armored Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1972 Page: 2 of 24
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AUSA working hard-
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OPMENT TO INSURE WEAPONS AND EQUIP
MENT SUPERIORITY.
NATIONAL OBJECTIVES IN SOUTH
EAST ASIA.
—GRANTING CIVIL SERVICE STATUS TO
NATIONAL GUARD TECHICIANS.
The AUSA has over 110 active chapters through
out the United States and overseas. They provide
the focal point of AUSA activity in the local com
munities by bringing together all segments of the
membership for meaningful and interesting activi
ties. Chapters sponsor important information pro
grams scholarships patriotic activities and other
projects in support of the objectives of the Asso
ciation. They recognize exceptional military and
civic achievement. It is the Chapters that accom
plish a great portion of the Association's work. A
special department of the National Headquarters
advises the Chapters in their operations.
The AUSA's annual meeting Oct. 9-11 is the
acknowledged leading defense forum in the nation.
Defense and other governmental leaders from
around the world participate in the program. The
meetings attended by several thousands serve to
dramatize and publicize the aims and objectives
of the Association to focus public attention on the
Army and its activities and to provide more than
90000 square feet of military and industrial ex
hibits. International news coverage includes printed
media radio and television.
E N A A
1972 HORNETS
New & Used Cars For Rent
Weekly
Rates
9 INCHES
.85.....
.90
.90.
.90.
.90
.90..
As low As *6.00 Per Day
and 6' Per Mile
DOWNTOWN AUTO RENTALS
509 West Rancier.. .Killeen.. .634-5743
Dine With Us Or
Order To Go!
SANDWICHES
...
wvwwwwwww
To Serve You
(MKEN ON CALL
Counter Orders and Pick Up Orders At Bldg. 4406
Warehouse Ave. 6* 265th St.
DINNERS
1/4 CHICKEN.
1/2 CHICKEN..
CHICKEN LIVERS
CHICKEN GIZZARDS
CHICKEN GIBLETS
SHRIMP.
»Above Dinners Include French Fries Cole Slaw & Hot Rolls
PIZZA
...CHEESE
...PEPPERONL—
STEAK ON BUN w/FRENCH FRIES —.75
HAMBURGER -35
CHEESEBURGER «40
BARBEQUE 45
HAM & CHEESE COMB
BAKED HAM
Orders
502 N. 8th ST.
DOWNTOWN
KILLEEN
.SAUSAGE
.HAMBURGER 1.40
..MUSHROOM. 140
ANCHOVY. L40
Or Any Pizza Combination
......40
.35
AMERICAN CHEESE -25
SWISS CHEESE ON RYE -30
I SALADS
POTATO 3 OZ
COLE SLAW 1/2 PT.
COLE SLAW 1 PT. .45
DILL PICKLE ... .10
SUPER
kDAC
DRINKS
COFFEE ...
COCA-COLA
DR PEPPER
ROOT BEER
MILK SHAKE
Oj MILK 1 PT.
Fast Delivery Service Anywhere On Fort Hood and
West Fort Hood Including Family Quarters
From 4:30 P.M. to 11:00 P.M.
(NOTE: No Delivery Until 4:30 P.M.)
COUNTER AND PICK-UP SERVICE
nnril Mon. thru Fri. 11:00 AM to 11:30 PM
UiLIi" Sat. Sun. & Hoi. 4:00 PM to 11:30 PM
SERVICE MENU
LABOR PRICE
V-8 Minor Engine Tune-Up *8.88
6 Cyl. Minor Engine Tune-Up ....'6.88
FLUSH RADIATOR .'4.95
TAILPIPE INSTALLATION ......Ea. 4.25
MUFFLER INSTALLATION .$4.50
HEATER HOSE Ea. *3.00
BALANCE 4 TIRES .s8.00
ROTATE TIRES .$4.25
ALIGN FRONT END *9.95
PARTS AND TAX NOT INCLUDED
AAONTG OA/IE
15
..15 .20 .25 .30
.'.15 .20 .25 & .30
.. .15 .20 .25 & .30
25
685-2161
SSI
Drums If Needed (Drum Type)
OUR 100TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR
$
MRS. RUTH MILLER
MASSTER
95
1.55
90
90
90
1.95
1
12 INCHES
1.25
1.40
1.40
SUPERDAC this week is Mrs.
Ruth Miller who is secretary to
the Director of Systems Test B
MASSTER. Mrs. Miller has
worked at Ft. Hood since 1952
and at MASSTER since April of
1970. Her husband Eddie Miller
is Chief of Buildings and
Structures at the Directorate of
Facilities Engineering
9
AMERICAN MADE
CARS and PICK-UPS
(Others Slightly Higher)
LABOR PRICE
Install Brake Shoes
Overhaul Wheel Cylinders and Turn
Turn Brake Drums Ea.
Pack 2 "U" Joints
Pack 3 "U" Joints ..........$15.00
Wheel Bearing Pack
Wheel Bearing Pack
Change Oil and Filter .... .*2.00
Safety Service Check........ charge
....^2550
THE ARMORED SENTINEL FORT HOOD TEXAS
52.50
$8.5Q^
AAFES music buffs are
flocking to exchange counters in
"record" numbers according to
an announcement from
Exchange Service headquarters
here.
'Looking for some activity?
A challenge? Something new?
How about skiing? That's
right. The Longhorn Ski Club
of Ft. Hood is alive and
growning and they welcome
new members.
Meetings will be held during
the 1972-73 season at the Of
ficers' Club Annex Bldg. 3.
Membership is open to all
military. The club is
recognized by the Com
manding General III Corps
arid Ft. Hood as a Special
Services function. As such oc
casional support is available
members in the
to military
The Millers live in Harker form of facilities and other pri-
Heights and are members of the vileges which enable many
First to become members who
would otherwise not be
able to do so. All mem-
Killeen. They are avid football
Official Board of the
United Methodist Church
bers
benefit from the
fans and support the University support in the form of lower
of Texas Longhorns. dues larger and more con-
Ruth's most recent claim to if
a large network of cooperating
fame is a balancing act on her special Services and military
bicycle which she rides as a organizations. Meetings are
member of the Harker Heights held the first Tuesday of each
Cycle Clan. According to her
a el
it he
discovered a snake beneath the
he el of he a
standing on the seat of the
bicycle wheeled off into the
sunset.
A Ski Club member is ad
it re to a
meetings. At designated
meetings a $1 guest fee is
charged. Single memberships
are $5 per year plus a one
time initiation fee of $1.50
Family memberships are $8.50
plus the one-time fee of $1.50.
Three-year memberships are '10
and $16 all fees included.
Charter members are exempt
from initiation fees.
The Longhiom Ski Club
Social Season includes a
shape-up hike and picnic
(with beer to shape you out)
a Halloween Party a Caroll
ing Party an annual Election
Party a Casino Party and
a water ski fest. Other ac
tivities include social hours
and ski movies at regular
meetings.
^8 Get
709
Drum Brakm'5.95
Oisc BrokM*8.50
Shop By Phone
634-2103
9:00 am to 5:30 pm
W. HWY.
190
KILLEEN
Phono
634-4812
PX is well stocked
with musical goods
Sales for records and pre
recorded tapes were $30 million
last year. AAFES estimates a
$35 million sales figure for 1972.
The tremendous sales volume
has been attributed in large part
Smoking primary cause
of fires in 5th Army area
"Don't let your cigarette go
out alone" really isn't funny.
Careless smoking was the
number one cause of 208 fires
in the Fifth U.S. Army area
during FY 72 with 65 percent
involving living quarters. The
same was true of 237 fires in FY
71.
Actually the Fifth Army
victims were extremely lucky.
There were no deaths although
there were some very near
misses—while nationwide about
Services
12000 persons lost their lives
because of fires.
Did you know that every 56
seconds one American home
catches fire?
President Nixon in his
proclamation designating Oct.
8-14 as Fire Prevention Week
1972 says that fire is almost
always the result of human
carelessness." How about you?
Do you toss cigarettes or
a a a
carelessly?
Do you obey "No Smoking"
signs?
Do you keep matches and
flammable fluids away from
children?
Do you take chances with
electrical cords or applicances
in poor condition?
Do you practice good
housekeeping?
Do you let rubbish pile up
indoors or outdoors?
Do you always store oily or
paint-soaked rags in covered
metal containers?
Do you seek advice from the
fire department concerning any
condition that might be
hazardous?
Proclamation urges every
citizen to visit his local fire
department and find out what he
can do to help our firemen in
their difficult but essential work.
The *73 Ford LTD. 65 decibels at 60 mph
Quiet is the sound of a well-made car.
1
1
INSURANCE
to continually improving
selection and a large increase in
the pre-recorded categories.
E ha ha
recently carried limited record
stocks today feature eight-track
cartridges cassettes and reel-to-
reel tapes of leading artists in
every field of music.
An AAFES spokesman
explained the soaring sales were
re a as on
exchange's customer mix—a 25-
a
keenly aware and demanding of
the same best sellers as civilian
counterparts.
Overseas exchanges are
supplied and serviced directly
from manufacturers for records
tapes and other accessories.
Most domestic exchanges are
serviced by local or regional
merchandisers on a contractual
basis.
The spokesman predicted
further sales increases when
four-channel products (one
receiver and four speakers)
make their influence felt on the
market. At present the variety
of systems used by various
companies have made
manufacturers reluctant to go
all out in these infant stages.
He explained AAFES is well
aware of the growing demand
for both records and pre
re or a an
continue to strive for the best
selections possible depending on
he an re at a to
worldwide.
Training has been intensified
as sales personnel everywhere
are schooled in the many facets
of today's music industry on the
premise that knowledgeable
clerks will be of greater help to
shoppers—and also boost sales.
THE QUIET 1973 FORD LTD BROUGHAM
(shown with optional Deluxe Bumper Group
Convenience Group deluxe wheel covers*
front cornering lamps and whitewall tires).
High wire artist Bill Couch balancing on a*73 Torino riding over a road of 2x4*6.
k. ••••iteo'jttiasA..*:!.. •_
73 Pinto: When you get back to basics
you get back to Ford.
Ford the company that built the first basic solid reliable car seventy years ago-*
has built today's basic solid reliable car: Pinto. It's become America's top selling
economy car for more reasons than economy. Here are some of those reasons:
A1600 cc. engine developed and perfected in over 10 years of actual driving. Rack-
and-pinion steering. Solid welded body electrocoated to fight corrosion. 4-speed
transmission—lubed for life. Everything we've learned in seventy years of car
making—all the basics—we build into every Pinto Wagon Runabout and Sedan.
When you get back to basics you get back to Pinto.
THE 1973 PINTO WAGON
(shown with Squire Option luggage
rack.
Deluxe Bumper Groupandwhitewalltires)
There are 39 new models to choose from.
And every 1973 Ford Thunderbird Torino Mustang Maverick and Pinto—comes equipped with new
energy-absorbing bumpers and steel guard rails in all side doors. Steel-belted radial ply tires and AM/ FM
stereo radios are options on all models. Test-drive these new Fords at your Ford Dealer's now.
COURTESY sth &
FORD
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF HIGHWAY 190
CAMPAIGN
THE 73 FORDS ARE HDtE.
82 decibels at 60 mph.
The airborne glide
A'73 Torino rode so smooth a high wire
artist kept balance on a road of 2x4'$.
Chances are you won't try to balance yourself on top of your new Torino. But
when you're riding inside you'll still appreciate Torino's refined suspension—
because it helps to cushion bumps absorb road vibrations and reduce body
sway. You feel solidly in control while you ride in comfort and luxury.
The solid mid-size Torino. Smooth riding strong and quiet.
Friday October 61972
PLEDGE YOUR FAIR SHARE-
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THROUGH
31
New
skin-top
wig
parts
anywhere
Other wigs from 3.77 to 9.77(none higher)
WISE SHOP
At 60 mph a '73 Ford LTD rode quieter
than an airborne glider.
On July 271972 General Radio Co. tested a '73 LTD against an airborne
glider. Both at 60 mph and with identical sound level meters. The
result: the Fdrd was quieter. But.the now LTD'is more than just quiet.
It is well made from its power front disc brakes power steering and
automatic transmission standard equipment to its luxurious
comfortable roomy interior. There are 16 new Ford models to choose
from and each will convince you that quiet is the sound of a well-made car.
THE SOLID 1973 FORD TORINO BROUGHAM
(shown with optional front bumper guards
deluxe wheel covers and wbitewail tires).
A 1973 Pinto on the Michigan Testing Facility.
The cables
ing the Pinta to the Van enable us to monitor
connecting 1
Pinto's performance.
Ave.
FORD
FORD DIVISION
Killeen "r*
"Drive With Courtesy"
526-3026
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Armored Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1972, newspaper, October 6, 1972; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth255180/m1/2/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Casey Memorial Library.