When kids are quiet, something s not right

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1 FORT BLISS BUGLE February 15, B When kids are quiet, something s not right Did You Know... By Lisa Smith Molinari Special to the Fort Bliss Bugle Kids, I d yelled into our playroom on a regular basis when our children were small, what s going on in there?! Usually, I d heard roughhousing giggling, knocks against the wall, creaking couch springs, yips and squeals. You d think the innocent sounds of our children playing would warm our hearts, but as experienced parents, Francis and I knew that wholesome noises often lead to bonked heads, chipped teeth and poked eyes. However, there were other times when we hadn t heard squeals, bumps or creaking floorboards. No singing, hammering, smacking or crying. No Barbies being thrown, sippy cups hitting the floor or lamps getting knocked over. What we heard was something far more terrifying: total silence. Let s face it, kids are noisy. They sniffle, babble, fidget, fiddle, whine and wank. Silence is a clear sign that something s wrong. Case in point: One night, when our family was stationed in Virginia. Francis and I let our 5-year-old son, Hayden, and his 2-yearold sister, Anna, watch a video in the playroom before bedtime. Back in those days, we savored every peaceful second that a half-hour video provided as if it were some kind of luxurious spa treatment. As soon as we popped a tape into the VCR, we would dash down the stairs to melt into our couch cushions. With the doors open, we could hear the murmur of the often-played video and the sounds of our kids tinkering with toys. After countless nights of the same routine, we d know exactly when our time was up. But on this night, the half hour flew by without us noticing. Twenty minutes or so after Arthur was over, I nudged Francis. Uh oh I don t hear the kids. Hayden and Anna! Francis yelled up the playroom stairs. What s going on in there? Soon we heard little padded feet scurrying and intermittent giggling. Hayden and Anna appeared downstairs, guilty grins on their tiny faces. The interrogation began. What have you two been doing? we demanded. Anna s enormous brown eyes flashed to her older brother. We were just playing, Hayden said. Just then, I saw that his hands were criss-crossed with green marker scribbles. Anna s hands were purple, her favorite color. Hayden and Anna, you re not supposed to use markers on skin, I scolded. Reaching for a tub of baby wipes, I noticed a green scribble on Anna s neck that dipped below the collar of her footed pajamas. I unzipped her PJs, and gasped. Lisa Smith Molinari / Special to the Fort Bliss Bugle Hayden, right, then 5, and Anna Molinari, then 2, pose for a photo after Hayden drew all over his sister with (washable) magic marker. Anna s chest, belly, arms, legs, feet, hands and back were a green, inky mess. A quick inspection of Hayden revealed that, other than his green hands, he was marker-free. The culprit was obvious. Hayden! Why did you scribble all over your little sister? Francis pressed. I didn t do it, Hayden shrugged. Then how did the word poop get in the middle of Anna s back? Do you expect us to believe that she put it there? She can t even read yet! I barked. We looked down at our sheepish kids, realizing that Hayden had pulled off a classic big brother prank on his adoring little sister. Francis and I tried to maintain a serious demeanor, but one side-glance at each other was all it took to get us laughing. Pretty soon, all four of us were cracking up. Anna had no idea what was so funny, but she laughed right along with us. After a second round of baths to remove the washable marker, we tucked them into bed for the night. We stopped by the playroom to turn out the lights, still smiling about their sweet shenanigans. The grins drained from our faces when we saw what the kids had really been up to. The tattooing of Anna had just been the icing on the cake. The real masterpiece was in our formerly pale yellow playroom. Somehow, in the time it took for us to realize the video had ended, Hayden had managed to create a mural of scribbles on all four walls in every color of the rainbow. And he did it in complete silence. Whoever said, Children should be seen, not heard, clearly wasn t a parent. For more of Molinari s columns, see themeatandpotatoesoflife.com. 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2 10B February 15, 2018 FORT BLISS BUGLE Chlorine. Calcium. Magnesium. NOT IN NYOUR WATER! Denise Prieto Nelson / Special to the Fort Bliss Bugle Jeremy Gordon, environmental officer training and compliance coordinator for Cherokee Nation Management and Consulting under the Environmental Division of the Directorate of Public Works, conducts training during the Company Commanders and First Sergeant Pre-Command Course at the Gooding Instructional Facility at Fort Bliss Friday. Environmental officer aims to make Fort Bliss even greener By Denise Prieto Nelson Special to the Fort Bliss Bugle Jeremy Gordon is on a mission to help Fort Bliss go green. The (digital) camo days are done, he said. We are back to green and Fort Bliss is going to do this in more ways than one. The former Army sergeant, Recycle Hero and trainer for the Fort Bliss Recycling Program now works for Cherokee Nation Management and Consulting, a contractor under the Environmental Division of the Directorate of Public Works. He holds the title of environmental officer training and compliance coordinator, and wears various hats for this position, evincing the hero qualities he employed for three years under the base s recycling program as the Recycle Hero a role that came with a full-fledged super hero costume. I make sure environmental officers will now be trained not just with the information and tools to be compliant. They will receive instruction on the psychology of today s Army and change, Gordon said. When anyone speaks about the environment, it s all about changing the hearts and minds of us all. It s our goal to help them be better prepared to do that when they go return to their units. An important aspect of his role is ensuring everyone on the installation minds their environmental Ps and Qs. This position was started in November. It was created in order to address the (role of the) environmental officer and to have someone to work with them directly to maximize participation, he said. Environmental officers are the eyes and ears for the commanders to make sure everyone is in environmental compliance. An Army regulation issued in 2007 delineates Gordon s job, and through it, he plans to improve environmental compliance at Fort Bliss as much as possible. Instead of it being OK. You guys are coming up on inspection time, you better make sure everything s cleaned up, it should be where everything s that way all the time, Gordon said. The idea is with me coming in now, I ve redone the whole setup for how the training is actually implemented here. He focuses on the what of the program, as well as the how. The emphasis on equipping environmental officers with the tools necessary to do their jobs runs deeper than just checking off boxes on compliance lists. Gordon is determined to change the hearts and minds of his peers for them to gain a broader perspective of what it means to pursue practices that lead to more environmentally friendly behaviors. When you re talking about anything environmental, it s a little more than just trying to get people to comply, he said. It s a whole lot of trying to get them in the mindset that protecting the nation starts right here at home with taking care of what we have for future generations. Under the directive of his position, Gordon focuses on 15 environmental compliance and conservation programs. He pointed out these programs go beyond the obvious, such as recycling, proper hazardous materials containment, cleaning up oil spills and saving water. Rather, the scope is extended to include maintenance of the natural habitat on which the installation sits, including structures and actual archaeologically significant sites. While he pushes forward on his mission to implement sound environmental practices, Gordon remains optimistic his bubble of influence will continue to swell. We all have a bubble of influence and we can create it to be whatever we want it to be, he said. The only thing we can do is keep trying to extend that bubble. For more information contact Sun-TechServices.com Authorized, Independent Kinetico Dealer Call today for your FREE water analysis! Sun-Tech Services makes taking care of hard water easy! Pure, delicious drinking water Extend the life of your appliances Best warranty in the industry Ask about financing options $ 5Large brisket burrito AND SIDE For Military in uniform NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OFFER 10% OFF Regular menu El Paso s true cigar lounge now under new management. No membership required. 10% ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY DISCOUNT OVER 90 BOTTLES OF WHISKEY TO CHOOSE FROM MONTANA AVE., BLDG. J ribhutep.com 216 W. FRANKLIN AVE Like us on

3 FORT BLISS BUGLE February 15, B DRIVE A LITTLE, SAVE A LOT WE FINANCE! $4, Saturn ION Hummer H Dodge Ram GMC Sierra Extended cab, 4x4 4x4, leather, 3rd row seating $9, BMW Z4 Very nice, 1 owner, low miles, loaded 2008 Cadillac STS 1 owner, low miles, loaded Very nice, low miles 2008 Nissan Armada 4x2 $14, Chevy Tahoe 2011 Chevy Camaro LT $16, Chevy Suburban LT 2015 Dodge Dart SXT 2010 Cadilac CTS HEMI, 112k miles Hard to find, 57k miles Loaded, nice INCOME TAX REFUND SAVINGS 41k miles S. WHITE SANDS BLVD Alamogordo, NM Loaded, leather, 2LT RS package AWD, loaded, like new Richardson MOTOR CO. RYAN PRT is an integral part of a Soldier s day. Sports briefs Laser Tag: Come out from 8:30-10:30 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Joshua W. Soto Physical Fitness Center for a night of laser tag fun. Obstacles will be set up in the hallways and all of the lights will be turned off. Cost: $10, and participation is on a first-come, first-served basis Early Bird Golf: Swing by Underwood Golf Complex for Early Bird Golf. Play nine holes Monday through Friday from 6-9 a.m. Cost: $15, including cart rental Bataan registration: Registration for the 2018 Bataan Memorial Death March at White Sands Missile Range, N.M., is open at bataanmarch.com. The event, March 25, honors the thousands of U.S. and Filipino service members who were forced to march more than 60 miles after their surrender to Japanese forces April 9, There is a 26.2 competitive route and a 14.2-mile noncompetitive route. Kids Golf for $5: Join Underwood Golf Complex as children get to play golf for $5 Monday through Friday. Children ages 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. It s open to children 16 and younger; they can only ride in a cart with a paying adult Wounded Warrior Tennis Camp: The 7th Annual National Wounded Warrior Tennis Camp is May 6-12 at the Balboa Tennis Club, San Diego, California. The camp is open to wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans of all ages from across the country. It is part of a nationally recognized, year-round program. All major expenses covered; participants responsible for airline baggage fees, personal incidentals and a $50 nonrefundable deposit upon selection. Applications are accepted through Feb Wounded Warrior 5K: The 6th Annual Spartyka Wounded Warrior 5K is at 8 a.m. April 29 at the El Paso Community College campus at 9570 Gateway Blvd. Family Day at the Wall: How s the view from the top? Find out during Family Day at the Wall. The Soldier Activity Center is normally open to guests ages 18 and older, but on Family Day, the wall is open to all climbers age 6 and older. Climbing is available on a first-come, firstserved basis from noon-6 p.m. every Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. The SAC is at Constitution Ave Deep Water: Get ready for Deep Water. Using a flotation belt, deepwater exercisers will jog, sprint in intervals, wall walk or do a variety of multidimensional movements, including cross-country skiing, longlevered kicks, twists and jumping jacks. Classes are 6:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and a.m. Fridays at the Aquatics Training Center. Cost: $3 per class or $35 for an unlimited monthly pass Athletic Scholarship Training: Join Coach Franks for athletic scholarship training for high school seniors through 23 years old under KFM International Sports, Sun City Elites and Epysa. Train under NCAA guidelines for six months, a year or 18 months or fkmunene@live.com Winter tennis: The winter tennis program on Fort Bliss is from 4:305:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays for mini and beginner and from 4:30-6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays for intermediate and advanced at the Tennis Club, Bldg. 262 Club Road or Tennis Scramble: The Tennis Scramble is on the last Wednesday of every month at the Tennis Club, 262 Club Road. Cost: $5 fee for non-id cardholders and free for DOD ID cardholders Aquafloat: Head over to the Aquatics Training Center from 5:15-6:15 p.m. Mondays and 8-9 a.m. Wednesdays for your chance to try out the boards. Classes take place atop a floating exercise mat. Prepare for your core to be firing the duration of this one-hour class that focuses on HIIT training as well as increasing flexibility while introducing elements of balancing with yoga and Pilates-inspired movements Pfc. Genesis Gomez / 55th Combat Camera Spc. Mitchell Bombeck practices for the swimming competition for the 2017 Department of Defense Warrior Games in Chicago July 6, Soldier prepares for second Warrior Trials at Fort Bliss By MaryTherese Griffin Warrior Care and Transition ARLINGTON, Va. For Spc. Mitchell Bombeck, joining the military was a no brainer. It s a family tradition. The self-proclaimed farm boy from Minnesota became an all-wheel diesel mechanic in the Forward Support Company, 682nd Engineer Battalion in the Minnesota National Guard. At 6 feet, 2 inches tall, weighing 230 pounds, it would seem tough to break such a solid man, but it happened. During a 2015 deployment to Kuwait, Bombeck kept experiencing pain in both hips. When he returned to Fort Bliss, it turned out the problem required surgeries. At the tender age of 22, Bombeck learned he had Deep Water: Get ready for Deep Water. Using a flotation belt, deepwater exercisers will jog, sprint in intervals, wall walk or do a variety of multidimensional movements, including cross-country skiing, longlevered kicks, twists and jumping jacks. Classes are 6:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and a.m. Fridays at the Aquatic Training Center. The cost is $3 per class or $35 for unlimited monthly pass Texas Basic Hunter Education Class: Are you interested in learning how to hunt? If so, head to the Rod and Gun Club on the second Saturday of every month from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. This is a six-hour class taught by a Texas Parks and Wildlife-certified instructor. It will cover hunting rules and regulations, ethics and responsibility, wildlife management, conservation, safe firearms handling, cleaning and storage, outdoor skills, first aid and more. Cost: $15 and registration is required. Open to the public Texas Concealed Handgun License classes: The Fort Bliss Rod and Gun Club offers Texas License to Carry classes from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. the first and third Saturday of every month. This course fulfills the legal requirements for training to carry a handgun either openly or concealed for self-defense. Cost is $45-$80 depending upon membership status (note: active military license fees are free). Don t have a gun? No problem. The club rents guns for classes for $10. It s open to the public. Register online at bliss. armymwr.com or call Roger Wollenberg Defense Health Agency Spc. Mitchell Bombeck competes in shot put during the 2017 Department of Defense Warrior Games at Soldier Field in Chicago July 5, femoroacetabular impingement, or FAI, a debilitating hip condition that results from the way your bones grow. However, it would not keep him from his job in the Army. He is now proud to have returned to duty after rehabilitation at the Warrior Transition Unit, Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The recovery was good, but it was a little complicated and long. They completed the first surgery on my left hip, but weren t able to do the right one because my original surgeon was deployed around the time it was scheduled to happen. They put me into the system and into the Warrior Care and Transition Program, Bomb e c k said. Bombeck spent his time in the program well, fixing what was broken, physically and spiritually. To work on both, his therapist at Fort Campbell had a fitting suggestion. Lindsay (the occupational therapist) told me about the Warrior Games and her exact words were, You re a big Minnesota farm boy. You like to throw stuff; go throw stuff for us, Bombeck said. Bombeck went out and tried the field events; shotput and discus are his specialty. He made Team Army last year and competed at the 2017 Department of Defense Warrior Games in Chicago. He found the experience educational and bonding. The games show all people, whether you served or not, that you can still thrive and continue to live (after an injury), Bombeck said. I m looking forward to hopefully doing all of that again. Bombeck refuses to see his body as being broken. He continues to serve in the Minnesota National Guard and works as a mechanic as a citizen Soldier. During the Army Trials March 3 through 9 at Fort Bliss, Bombeck plans to strengthen that brotherly Army bond and work hard to represent Team Army this year in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The DOD Warrior Games reminds me that I still have potential and something to show the world, Bombeck said. So if I get to go to the games once again, I m gonna put all I got in to making it to the top, getting all the medals I can get and make the Army look great.

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Family rate includes two heads of household and all children under 18, or 22 if full-time student. OFF DUTY Off Duty is a compilation of military-affiliated information and events focused on the Soldier, their family members and veterans. Information should be 100 words or fewer and contain no editorializing. An informational brief that is not time-specific will not run for more than four weeks. Submissions are due no later than Friday for publication in the following week s paper. To learn more, call and pastries, as well as German beer, coffee and soft drinks. All proceeds go to the Aid for the Needy charity, which helps people on both sides of the border or Easter Sunrise Service: The Easter Sunrise Service is at 7 a.m. April 1 at the 1st Armored Division Parade Field, Sgt. Maj. Blvd., Fort Bliss. VBS volunteers: Vacation Bible School is right around the corner, and organizers are looking for adult team leaders to help with crafts, decorations, recreation, teaching, worship rally and meals and snacks. This year s theme will be Game On! and is July Call or visit com. Firstlight ATMs: FirstLight Federal Credit Union has conducted a cost analysis of the credit union s ATM fleet and has decided to remove the ATMs located Eagle Way and 3191 Coe Ave. by April 30. Tax Center open: The Fort Bliss Tax Center is open at 122 Slater Road, Fort Bliss. Call to schedule an appointment. POWC: The Fort Bliss Protestant Women of the Chapel is holding Bible studies from 9-11:30 a.m. on Thursdays at the 1st Armored Division Chapel, Biggs St., and from 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays in the Religious Activities Center, 449 Doniphan Road. Free child care is provided. (270) or on Facebook at Fort Bliss PWOC Veterinary Treatment Facility: The Fort Bliss Veterinary Treatment Facility offers appointments Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Pet owners can schedule wellness exams, microchip implantation, heartworm tests, nail trims, recheck exams, inoculations against rabies, distemper (parvo) and Bordetella, sick calls and feline leukemia tests. The facility is located at Bldg Carter Road, past Desert Strike Lanes ICE comments: Use your voice and tell us how we are doing. Fort Bliss has an outlet available so you can let us know how we are doing. That outlet is the Interactive Customer Evaluation program and it is available online at cfm?fa=site&site_id=435. This is a tool we use to help us improve the services provided to you. It can be used for negative and positive comments. You can remain anonymous or you can list your contact information. Listing your contact information allows us to provide you feedback on your questions. So be sure to use your voice and let us know how we are doing. Good or bad, we appreciate your input. Stop smoking: If you are ready to quit smoking, call the Fort Bliss Tobacco Cessation Program at to enroll in classes. The classes are at the Soldier Family Care Center and Mendoza Clinics on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 a.m. Walk-ins are welcome. This class is free to DOD civilian employees of William Beaumont Army Medical Center, active-duty personnel and their spouses and retirees who are Tricare beneficiaries. There are four sessions to complete the program and each session is one hour and a half long. Fire Marshal Training: Fire marshal training is from 9-10 a.m. the first Wednesday of every month at Bldg , Staff Sgt. Sims St. No appointment necessary. Open to all Fort Bliss employees, military or civilian or Changing stations: When changing stations, see In/Out Processing for permanent change of station clearing papers 10 business days before your PCS leave starts. Clearing papers are issued Monday-Friday 8:30-11:30 a.m. at In/Out Processing, Bldg. 505, Room 133A. Be in duty uniform with ID card and bring a copy of the following: completed installation PAC slip (see your S1 or levy brief packet for a copy); PCS orders; DA 31 (signed with control number); DD 93 (digitally signed) PSDR units only; SGLV (digitally signed), PSDR units only; and DA unit clearance record. PSDR units include 1st AD, all BCTs, 1st AD STB, 1st AD CAB, 11th Bde., 204th MI, 212th FA, 31st CSH, 86th Sig. and 93rd MP , , , , or , 7369 OFF DUTY Bliss Briefs GSA vehicles: All customers driving GSA Vehicles, including buses, containing a Vehicle Identification Link key must turn in those keys to the fuel point as soon as possible. As of Monday, all VIL Keys were shut off and no fuel will be dispensed. To prevent any delay in fuel support, contact Ronald D. Coleman at immediately for further instructions. Legal office closure: The Fort Bliss Legal Assistance and Claims Offices, located on the first floor of Bldg. 113 on Pershing Road, will be closed from 1-4:20 p.m. today, for unit functions, and will be closed all day on the day of no scheduled activities Friday, and the federal holiday Monday. DHR training holidays: The Directorate of Human Resources will have reduced operations Friday and will be closed Monday. Normal operations will resume Tuesday. The points of contact are: Military Personnel Division at ; ASAP at , or ; the Administrative Services Division at ; the Education Center at or ; the SFL-TAP at , , , or For emergencies during closure, call National Prayer Breakfast: The Fort Bliss National Prayer Breakfast is at 8:30 a.m. Feb. 22 at the Centennial Banquet and Conference Center, Bldg Sgt. Churchill St., Fort Bliss. The guest speaker will be Chaplain (Col.) Jonathan E. Shaw. Contact your unit ministry team for tickets. (757) ID cards and DEERS: Due to system software upgrades, the Fort Bliss ID Cards and DEERS Office, Bldg. 1741, will be limited to appointments only Feb. 22 and 23. To schedule an appointment visit: You may renew your ID card up to 90 days prior to expiration. Urgent requirements on a walk-in basis will be handled on a case-by-case basis Religious education: Fort Bliss will hold religious education teacher training for all teachers and prospective teachers serving at chapels here from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 24 at the 1st Armored Division Chapel, Biggs St. RSVP by Monday to Dr. Rick Mendoza at or rick.mendoza. civ@mail.mil or Michael McCarthy at or michael.t.mccarthy.civ@mail.mil. Tricare changes: William Beaumont Army Medical Center will hold briefings about changes to Tricare from 8-10 a.m. Feb. 27 and March 12 and 28 in the hospital s clinical assembly room, 5005 N. Piedras St., El Paso. Get a username and password for DS logon at Check to make sure your information is correct on DEERS at Sign up for Tricare benefits updates at about. Find out about Tricare changes at German Spring Bazaar: Buy handmade gifts for Easter at the German Spring Bazaar from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. March 10 at 3300 Carter Road, Bldg Enjoy bratwurst, waffles and German cakes ANNOUNCEMENT Debt collection notice: This is a debt collection notice for Pfc. Nicholas M. Diehl. All services under Diehl s name should be put on hold. All those with debts to be collected under the name of Diehl should be put on hold. All those debts to be collected under the name of Diehl or for information regarding collections, call Capt. Kyle R. Kositz at FMWR Bunco: Have fun at the Bunco Bliss event from 6-8 p.m. Feb. 22 at the Pershing Pub. Cost: $15, and it s open to the public, ages 18 and older. The theme is Winter Wonderland. Reservations recommended Team Bliss Special Olympics seeks track and field athletes! Open to ages 8 and older. Practices will take place every Saturday beginning February 24, from 9am to 10:30am. Athletes must complete the Special Olympics Texas Athlete Enrollment/Medical Release Form. Forms and more information can be found at sotx.org/about/areas/area19/. To register as a Team Bliss athlete, please also contact the Exceptional Family Member Program Office, Bldg 2494 Ricker Rd. (915) (ext 5) or School Liaison Office, Bldg 505 Pershing Rd Rustic Door Signs: Join Art & Hobby Shop from 10 a.m.-noon Feb. 22 as they create two rustic home décor signs with a favorite quote or picture in either paint or decoupage made with ready to finish reclaimed wood. The cost is $25 the workshop, it includes supplies. Must preregister and can be done at 820 Marshall Road. Open to DOD ID cardholders ages 15 and older; must be accompanied by parent or guardian Right Arm Night: Enjoy a relaxing evening at Right Arm Night from 4-9 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Pershing Pub. The event will include free appetizers and drink specials A Warrior s Call: Do you have talents you want to show off? Join us at the Warrior Zone for A Warrior s Call, a free open mic talent night held every Thursday from 6-9 p.m. through Feb. 22. Participate for a chance to win $25 gift card. There s one entry for each performance and a maximum of two entries per night for the drawing. The giveaway is only valid if three or more acts perform each night and will be awarded at 9 p.m. or at the end of the event due to participation. Winner must be present to accept award. You must provide your own CD, USB or cellphone and amplifier if required. Speakers and microphone will be provided. All participants must be present 10 minutes prior to performing. All acts must uphold the Army Values. It s open to the public, ages 18 and older Unit Book Kits: Are you part of a unit going into the field or deploying soon? If so, you can stop by the Mickelsen Community Library and pick up book kits for free. The kits contain a selection of popular fiction and nonfiction paperback items Pershing Pub: The Pershing Pub is a great place to gather at the end of a long week. Open every Friday at 4 p.m. (except training holidays). Come enjoy weekly drink specials and free snacks Auto Crafts Safety Orientation: The Auto Craft Center offers safety orientation classes every Wednesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. This is a mandatory safety orientation for use of the facility for automotive do-it-yourself projects. It is open to DOD ID cardholders only Warrior Zone: The Warrior Zone, Medic Ave., is open. The brand-new, state-of-the-art enter- bliss.armymwr.com tainment facility is open from 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Sunday and Tuesday through Thursday; and from 10 a.m.-midnight Friday and Saturday. This is a place of leisure after a hard day s work. Grab a bite to eat at the full-service snack bar. There s lots to do with a fully stocked bar, six pool tables, two mini-bowling lanes, Alienware, PlayStation/Xbox gaming center, outdoor basketball, sand volleyball and more. It s open to the public 18 and older Bingo: Play Bingo Bliss every Wednesday and Saturday. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. and early bird starts at 5:30 p.m. at Metro Bingo Bar in the Centennial Club. Paper packets are $15 each, or two for $25 or three for $35. If you purchase a three for $10 early bird games before 5:15 p.m., you ll get one free player of the day paper any Wednesday. Saturday is super fun bingo, paper packets are $20 each, or two for $35 or three for $45. Prices vary for electronic game. It is open to DOD ID and their guests, ages 18 and older Go Youth EPISD transfers: Parents and students who want to go to an El Paso Independent School District school but do not live in the district s boundaries can apply now to start the transfer process for the school year. For more information, call or sps@episd.org. Open houses: The Young Women s STEAM Research and Preparatory Academy, EPISD s only allgirls school, is holding open houses from 6-7 p.m. Friday and Monday at the Academy Gym, 2231 Arizona Ave., El Paso. Girls currently in grades fifth, sixth and seventh can apply for the school year. Learn how programs such as New Tech, a project-based learning system, coupled with a single-gender model are making a difference at this unique school Tell Me a Story: Sgt. 1st Class Laura Ziccari, noncommissioned officer in charge of the Fort Bliss Veterinarian Clinic, will read Giraffes Can t Dance by Giles Andreae and Guy Parker-Reese at 10 a.m. Feb. 24 at the Kelly Park Community Center, 1991 Marshall Road. Sponsored by the Military Child Education Coalition s Tell Me a Story: Making Connections and Finding Support through Literature. Geared toward children Each family will enjoy the story, hands-on activities, a snack

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Super Heroes Activity Day: Come dressed up as your favorite super hero from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 24 at the Mickelsen Community Library. This event is fun filled with crafts, a story, snacks, photo opportunity and activities for ages 10 and younger. Registration is required; space is limited to 16. Free MYC Bake-A-Treat: Bake a treat that s sweet to eat and find a friend who is neat to meet. Bake-A- Treat is open to sixth-12th graders from 5-6 p.m. every Tuesday at the Milam Youth Center. CYS registration is required Replica Youth Center Rock Climbing: RYC students will learn how to rock climb and use ropes safely, building self-confidence as they grow physically and mentally. It s free at the Soldier Activity Center every Thursday from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Registration is required and can be done at the RYC. Space is limited to Child Range Orientation: This is a one-hour firearm safety course required for children ages 6-17 to accompany parents or guardians on Rod and Gun Club live-fire ranges, and it will take place at 2 p.m. the second and fourth Saturday of each month. A parent or guardian must accompany all children. It is open to the public. Free Story Time: Stop by the Mickelsen Community Library every Tuesday from 10:15-11 a.m. or 11-11:45 a.m. as children ages 2-5 listen to stories read aloud. There will also be crafts, activities and refreshments available. Start children on the road to literacy School Age Book Club: The School Age Book Club is designated for children ages A staff member will read for part of the time and the children will read aloud as well from 4-5 p.m. every Wednesday at the Mickelsen Community Library. Activities and projects are completed at home, returned and shared at subsequent meetings. Occasional refreshments are provided as well Community Junior Woman s Club: The Junior Woman s Club of El Paso will hold a general meeting at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Woman s Club clubhouse, 1400 N. Mesa (parking is across the street). Members will discuss their upcoming Spring Swing golf tournament planned for April 27 at Painted Dunes. All women 21 years and older are welcome. Call Teresa at or Pema at , or t.chavira@aol.com. Military Order of the World Wars: The Military Order of the World Wars, El Paso Chapter, will host its Annual ROTC Recognition Luncheon at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Great American Steakburger, 701 S. Mesa Hills Dr. The University of Texas at El Paso and each high school ROTC unit in El Paso County and nearby Gadsden County, N.M., are invited to send one staff member and two cadets. * ANEURYSM ANGINA ANGIOPLASTY ANNULUS AORTA ARREST ARRHYTHMIA ARTERY ATRIUM ATTACK BRADYCARDIA BYPASS CARDIAC CARDIOLOGIST CAROTID CONGENITAL DEFIBRILLATOR DIASTOLIC DYSPNEA EDEMA EMBOLISM EPICARDIUM FLUTTER HEARTBEAT HYPERTENSION HYPERTENSIVE HYPOTENSION INFARCT MITRAL VALVE MURMUR MUSCLE OCCLUSION PALPITATION PRESSURE PULMONARY THROMBOSIS FORT BLISS BUGLE February 15, B Send school name, contact individual, address and attendance status to theattache@aol.com as soon as possible Northeast Business Alliance: The Northeast Business will hold its monthly meeting and networking event at 7:45 a.m. Tuesday at Lo Rico del Pueblo, 9787 McCombs St., El Paso. The guest speakers will be candidates for county judge, including John Cook, Laura Enriquez and Ricardo Samaniego. Bring your business cards. Breakfast is available Retired Officers Wives Club: The club will meet at noon Tuesday for lunch at the Centennial Banquet and Conference Center, East Fort Bliss. Patricia B. Kiddney, Six Guns and Shady Ladies member, will speak. Wives and widows of retired officers from any branch of service are invited. Cost: $18 and reservations are required by noon Feb Estate planning: The Johanson Estate Planning Seminar is from 8 a.m.-noon Feb. 23 in the Foundation Room, 333 N. Oregon, El Paso. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. RSVP by Wednesday. To register, call or visit epcf.org/estate. Garden club: The Park Foothills Garden Club will hold a new member meet and greet from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Great American Land and Cattle Company, 7600 Alabama St. Bring a friend. Everyone is welcome. RSVP at or morelandpeg@gmail.com. Discover El Paso: Discover El Paso Association will hold a luncheon meeting from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Underwood Golf Complex, 3200 Coe Ave., El Paso. Cost: $23 per person in advance. Call for reservations no later than Feb. 14. Stereotype talk: El Paso Holocaust Museum & Study Center will present Community Encounters: No Ordinary Words at 6 p.m. March 1 at the Temple Mount Sinai, 4408 N. Stanton, El Paso. Free and open to the community with dinner and dialogue on the pressing topics of stereotypes, labeling, names and slurs Army OCS Alumni Association Reunion: The U.S. Army Officer Candidate School Alumni Association 2018 Reunion is March 25-29, 2018, in Columbus, Ga. The association represents all Army officers commissioned through any OCS, regardless of previous locations or branch affiliation. The association encourages mini class reunions during the event. The reunion is at the Columbus Marriott Hotel, 800 Front Avenue, Columbus, Ga., Refer to the OCS web site at for information updates or contact Nancy Ionoff, (813) Military Group Scholarship: The Plano, Texas, Military Business Resource Group is offering a $5,000 scholarship to a student who exemplifies academic excellence and commitment to strong values. Contact Charles Roush at TXMilitaryScholarship@capitalone.com or (469) Country music festival: The 2nd Annual Texas Country Music Fest returns to the El Paso Coliseum April 14, featuring five country artists from Texas. The festival will feature the Randy Rogers Band, Tracy Byrd, Kyle Park and Nick Hirsch, among others. or Neon Desert: The Neon Desert Music Festival is May 26-27, Memorial Day weekend, in downtown El Paso. Early-bird weekend passes are on sale at PUZZLE time * Follow x Fort Blvd. BorderBurgerBar.com 3329 Fort Blvd ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE of El Paso 7256 La Junta, Canutillo, TX (915) Piedras Copia Van Buren Dyer Cassidy Gate SUDOKU Here s How It Works: Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! See answers on Page 14B.

6 A CLASSIFIEDS 14B February 15, 2018 FORT BLISS BUGLE PRINT LEGIBLY - NO MORE THAN 30 WORDS Allow one to two weeks for submission Furniture Pets Wanted Baby Items Homes For Sale or Rent Photo & Electronics Yard Sales Clothing Lost & Found Sporting Goods (no military issue) Electronics Brand new HP 15-ba016nr laptop sealed in carton from manufacturer. Specs include AMD E2 processor, 4GB RAM, 500 GB hard drive, DVD, and Windows 10. $199 firm Furniture New twin trundle-bed w/new mattress. excellent cond. $299; Ashley black leather (loveseat) sofa. Very good cond. $ ; Oak dinnette set. Pub round table w/4 stools. excellent cond Rent-3 Bdrm home in West El Paso, 2 ba/ 2 car attached garage w/washer dryer hookups. Lease Duration: 1Yr. No Pets, no smoking. Laundry hookups in garage. Private back and side yards, has a private covered backyard patio and fenced in brick patio. Rosa Guerrero Elementary school within minutes walking distance with grades PreK through 5th grade. Fast and easy access to I10 east or west. Forced air gas heater with refrigated air. Cableready, wood burning gas fireplace. Military welcome. $1195 a month O.A.C.with dep Publish this advertisement in the following category (Select Only One): (On-Post Housing: 1st wknd of the mo. only) Rent-House 3bd\2ba, tiled throughout, all stainless steel appliances stay. It is furnished but can remove articles, 1250Sqft. has garage. Approx. 5miles to base text for address and or showing. $875. rent\deposit $875. Preferably no pets, pets extra deposit nonrefundable or (no weapons) Computer & Miscellaneous Vehicles Video Games Mail or Bring To: PAO-Bldg. 15, Ft. Bliss, Texas fortblissbugle.com classifieds@lavenpublishing.com Homes for sale or rent HOME PHONE: #: Appliances CLASSIFIEDS ARMY are raising money for a memorial to honor veterans who have served from World War I to the present. Nonprofit ID is # Send contributions to Socorro Veterans Memorial, P.O. Box , Socorro, TX, Trash to Treasure: The Trash to Treasure Art Contest is accepting entries of recycled art through March 2. There are prizes and an exhibition at the El Paso Museum of Art. For details visit com/j23demeitsyourworldproject@gmail.com. Military Winterfest: The Angel Fire (N.M.) Military Winterfest is Feb and will highlight skiing, snowboarding, tubing and a family expo. Dana Bowman, a retired U.S. Army Golden Knight and double amputee, will dazzle audiences with his American Flag Jump Feb. 24. MilitaryWinterfest.com and Facebook.com/MilitaryWinterfest Early bird general admission weekend tickets are $99, while J&K VIP tickets are $275 and J&K Platinum VIP tickets cost $550. Microsoft training: El Paso Community College is offering free Microsoft training to active-duty service members, veterans and military spouses. The 14-week course will lead to certifications in many areas. Daycare, transportation and job placement assistance is available Book loans for veterans: Are you a veteran? Are you registered at El Paso Community College this spring and receiving GI Bill benefits? You are eligible to take part in the Veteran s Book Loan Program. Visit the EPCC Veteran Resource Center at the Valle Verde Student Services Center, room S-139 or call for more information. Socorro Veterans: Veterans in Socorro, Texas, Rent-2bdrm/2bth duplex for rent..west side/washer/ dryer/fireplace/fenced yard/patio//garage/pets ok/ $925 month/ Rent-1 bdrm house, 625 sq. ft. Gas/water paid. 55 tv, fireplace, 7ft bar table with 3 chairs, stove, refrigerator, grill, picnic table & etc Miscellaneous Five wheels and tires for a late model Ford F-250 bolt pattern 8x170mm they are a 17x7.5 wheels, tire s are load range E LT245/70r17 They are in like new cond. Less than 5K miles. 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