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The Cannoneer newspaper and its staff will return with the Jan. 15 issue. This publication — the Cannoneer EXTRA — is designed and
edited by The Lawton Constitution staff.
Published for the Fort Sill community
December 24, 2014
Post to institute new gate access policy
By Mitch Meador
Preparations are underway for
the dawn of a new era in access to
Fort Sill.
A handicapped-accessible Visitor
Control Center is under construction on the east side of Sheridan
Road, just inside the perimeter
fence. It will soon be the check-in
point for anyone coming on post
who doesn’t have an ID authorized
by the Department of Defense.
“You may have already heard
that Fort Sill is going through some
access changes, and we’ve actually
only taken steps to improve our
access,” Fort
Sill
Garrison
Commander Col. Glenn Waters said
Monday.
Maj. Gen. John G. Rossi, commanding general of Fort Sill and
the Fires Center of Excellence, has
directed the Fort Sill Garrison to
raise the standard for access to the
installation.
“There’s no major threat that’s
driving this. It’s just us complying
with the standard,” Waters said.
“We’re a little behind the Air Force
on this. So if you’ve been to the Air
Force locations, you know what
they do there, and that’s what we’ll
be doing as well.”
The new system will be in place
by Jan. 30. But gate guards are
already scanning a lot more ID
cards and educating the public
about who will have to report to
the Visitor Control Center, the garrison commander said.
The structure going up now is
a temporary facility. A permanent Visitor Control Center
should be up within the next
year, once pupils from Sheridan
Road Elementary School move
into
the
new
Freedom
Elementary School and Sheridan
Road Elementary, Geronimo
Road Elementary and the westernmost houses in Artillery
Village are torn down.
No changes are in store for anyone with active Department of
Defense, retired Department of
Defense, family member or other
types of Common Access Card identification. Those cardholders may
enter Fort Sill by any gate they wish.
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Anyone who is not a
Department of Defense cardholder, and that includes veterans who
are not military retirees, will be
required to go to the Visitor
Control Center and undergo a
security background check.
Visitors can expedite the process
by going online sometime after
mid-January and clicking on “How
to Access Fort Sill.”They can submit a Fort Sill (FS) Form 118a
online or in person 10 days ahead
of their visit. Each case will be difSee Gate, 3A
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Continued from 1A
-ferent. But someone who
comes to the Visitor Control
Center the day of his or her
intended visit and has to fill
out the FS Form 118a in person will take longer than
someone who has filled out
and submitted the form
online ahead of time.
The length of time the
background check takes
will vary from person to
person. When the check is
complete, you will receive
notice from the Visitor
Control by email or telephone (assuming you apply
ahead of time). Approved
visitors will be issued passes of varying duration.
“Right now, we’re still
going through some protocols and procedures, but
we’re looking at a four-day
pass, a 10-day pass, a 30-day
pass and a one-year pass,
depending on your status,
what you do on post,”
Waters said.
Once you have the pass
you can go through any
gate you want as long as
you present a photo ID card
along with that pass.
“Our intent is to make this
as painless as possible,
especially to those great
members (of) the communities around Fort Sill who
work with us on a regular
basis,”he said.
Waters said that, as with
any new system, there will
be some frustration initially.
He asks everyone to keep in
mind it’s not about individuals, it’s about the safety and
security of everybody who
lives, works or plays at Fort
Sill.
If the background check
turns up a major offense,
the applicant will be denied
access to post.
“We’re talking armed robbery, rapes, child molestation, child pornography,
those big-ticket items. If you
have those issues, you’re
Stephen Robertson/The Lawton Constitution
Chuck Jones, right, works on the railing of a handicapped
access ramp being added to the temporary Visitor Control
Center under construction just inside Bentley Gate on
Sheridan Road.
not coming on post because its third update to a list of
we don’t want you on post, frequently asked questions
and I’m sure our visitors about the new gate policy,
who have clean backaccording
to
Gregory
grounds don’t want you on Brogdon, Fort Sill’s commupost, either,”Waters said.
nity relations person.
If you don’t pass the backAccording to the Fort Sill
ground check and wish to Web page, “Fort Sill welfollow up on a denial of comes all tours and reunion
access, you can complete an groups. Prior coordination
FS Form 117, Fort Sill with the hosting unit and/or
Access Control Denial the Fort Sill Public Affairs
Waiver Application.
Office will help facilitate a
“You can ask for an smooth visit. This will
exception, to explain what include submitting FS Form
happened to you, either 118a online or in person 10
recently or a long time ago, days ahead of your visit.”
what the rest of the story is,
Brogdon said that origito vet your background. nally that had to be done for
That’s not going to be a cou- each adult member of your
ple of minutes. That’s going group, but now it can be
to be maybe a couple of done for one adult member
weeks,”Waters warned.
who in turn vouches for all
One change has been the rest.
Waters made it clear the
made since Fort Sill posted
intent of the new gate policy
is not to keep the public out
of Fort Sill. People are still
welcome to visit the post’s
three museums, its golf
course, clubs, bowling alley,
Lake
Elmer
Thomas
Recreation Area (LETRA)
or any of its other amenities.
According to Fort Sill’s
Web page,“Lawton and Fort
Sill are one community with
more than 100 years of
friendship and tradition that
will continue to grow. It’s
unfortunate that these times
include security threats to
our military installations
around the world. Fort Sill is
working to strike that fine
balance between protecting
the soldiers, families and
employees on post with the
public access our surrounding community partners
have always enjoyed.”
Bentley Gate on Sheridan
Road was selected as the
location for the Visitor
Control Center because it
was optimal in terms of its
footprint, Waters explained.
Traffic flow patterns near
the Interstate 44 off ramps
did not lend themselves to
safe management of visitor
traffic near Key Gate. While
Bentley Gate is not as close
to the interstate highway as,
say, Scott Gate on Fort Sill
Boulevard, its long entry
lanes and room to accommodate a continuously operated Visitor Control Center
resulted in its selection.
Fort Sill is currently working with the Oklahoma
Department of Transportation to erect highway signs
that will steer visitors to
Bentley Gate.
Anyone who needs more
information may use the
Fires Center of Excellence
Facebook page to make an
inquiry, according to Keith
Pannell, Fort Sill public
affairs specialist.
Pay, allowances announced
DoD News
WASHINGTON — The
Department of Defense
Monday announced the
2015 military pay and compensation rates for service
members, with most service
members receiving a one
percent increase in basic
pay.
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pay, basic allowance for
housing, basic allowance for
subsistence, and the cost of
living allowance rates for
the contiguous United
States will take effect on
Jan. 1.
Basic pay for service
members will increase one
percent, except for general
and flag officers who will
not see an increase in 2015.
For example, an E-4 with 3
years of service will see an
increase in basic pay of
$22.20 per month, while an
O-3 with 6 years of service
will receive a basic pay
increase of $54.30 per
month in 2015.
Basic allowance for housing rates for service members in 2015 will increase on
average $17 per month, or
0.5 percent. Rates are calculated using median current
market rent and average
utilities (including electricity, heat, and water/sewer)
for each pay grade, both
with and without dependents. Two changes were
made to BAH rate computations for 2015: renter’s
insurance, which contributed an average of one
percent to rates, was eliminated, and the Ffscal 2015
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BAGHDAD, Iraq — For
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loneliness and missed opportunity. However, many people and organizations unite
to prevent those who are
deployed from feeling left out
during this time of the year.
Christmas
2014
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The 1st Infantry Division,
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Yankees and many other
organizations,
gathered
more than 7,000 presents to
show their support for
Service members in Iraq.
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Asia. “We’re very fortunate
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they do it every year.”
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Service members received
were bags filled with items
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families of the New York
Yankees.
“The team stuffed care
packages for us in Yankee
Stadium around Veterans
Day,” Butler said. “This year
they put together 6,000
packages and shipped them
over to us. It is a great tradition we have with the
Yankees and we’re very
thankful for their support.”
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organization wanting to
give to those supporting
Operation Inherent Resolve
in Iraq.
“Sony donated a lot of
PlayStation 4s and the military appreciation bundle
packs,” Butler said. “The
Xbox came from the NFL,
which is a huge supporter of
the USO and our troops.”
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included Beats by Dre headphones, Apple iPads and
iPods, Samsung Galaxy
tablets, Christmas stockings
filled with treats and many
more items.
“It took a lot of effort from
the 1st Inf. Div.,”Butler said.
“This was a month’s worth
of planning.”
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Fort Sill trainees head home for the holidays
By Mitch Meador
The new reception complex for the 95th Adjutant
General Battalion helped to
streamline the process of
sending 2,645 Fort Sill
trainees home for the holidays this year.
Col. Jose Thompson, commander of 434th Field
Artillery Brigade, said the
building was designed by
people in the brigade several
years ago and was built over
the past two years.
Planning for the holiday
block leave started some six
months ago.
“We went through an
intensive staff planning
process. The brigade and the
installation does this every
single year, so we start out
with a great deal of historical and continuity products,”
Thompson said.
“We’ve run through a
number of rehearsals culminating in a brigade-level
rehearsal we executed right
here about two weeks ago ...
We went through the entire
plan on how we’re going to
execute this mission right
here, which really is probably the biggest operation
that the brigade as a whole
runs every single year. And
then we ran through a whole
host of smaller rehearsals at
the battalion and battery
level on how we were going
to move soldiers. We centralized the control of it at
the brigade level for the
manifest. Each battery typically has about 200 soldiers
and a battalion anywhere
from 800 to 1,200 soldiers
when it’s full. And they’re
literally going to every place
imaginable in the United
States. And some are even
traveling overseas to see
family,” he said.
Adventure Travel set up
the travel arrangements.
Buses took most of the soldiers to one of four airports
— Lawton-Fort Sill Regional
Airport, Will Rogers World
Airport in Oklahoma City,
Dallas-Fort
Worth
International Airport or the
Dallas Love Field Airport.
Roughly 350 soldiers rode
home with a parent, grandparent or older sibling who
came here to pick them up.
Roughly 80 soldiers will
travel home via Greyhound
Bus Lines.
“Really, it was all that
prior effort and prior planning that has paid off and
made this as smooth an
operation as we can probably have,” Thompson said.
The first chalk was called
together at 1:30 p.m., and the
last group was expected to
go out in the wee hours of
today. From day one, drill
sergeants, battery commanders, first sergeants and battalion commanders have
been reminding the troops
that while they’re on leave,
they’re still soldiers 24/7.
They’re also told to remember the Army values and not
do anything that might
come into conflict with that.
“So enjoy yourselves, get
the rest and relaxation that
you
deserve
on
the
Christmas holiday, but do it
in a way that honors who
you are as an American sol-
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With their bags and their tickets firmly in hand, Fort Sill soldiers preparing to go on two
weeks of winter block leave walk single-file from the staging area to the shuttle buses that
will take them to their next stop on the way home.
dier,” the brigade commander said.
Battle
buddies
Pvt.
Clinton Rounsavall, 24, and
Pvt. Jacob Mauger, 20, both
of Bravo Battery, 1st
Battalion,
79th
Field
Artillery, are headed in
opposite
directions.
Rounsavall is taking a shuttle to the Dallas-Fort Worth
Airport, where his wife,
Melanie, will pick him up.
He’s going home to Waco,
Texas, to celebrate the holidays with his stepson Ivan,
11, and daughter, Emily, 6.
The Rounsavalls have
another child on the way,
and the private is looking
forward to spending two
weeks with his family before
returning here to finish
basic training. Mauger is
looking forward to seeing
his girlfriend and spending
some quality time with family in Crown Point, Ind. He’ll
be returning for week seven
of Combat Basic Training in
the new year.
Spc. Carlos Escudero, 22,
and Pvt. 1st Class Kevin
Rodriguez, 20, were headed
off in their dress uniforms,
as they had graduated from
basic
training
in
a
Wednesday morning cere-
mony
at
McMahon
Memorial Auditorium. Both
are from Puerto Rico, and
both were assigned to Delta
Battery, 1st Battalion, 19th
Field Artillery. Escudero
was accorded the rank of
specialist because he graduated from the University of
Puerto Rico this year with a
bachelor’s degree in psychology. He chose to join the
Army because he thought it
would be a good life for him.
He’s flying all the way back
to Puerto Rico and is looking forward to enjoying
some good food (chicken
wings in particular).
Family gets basement makeover for Christmas
Army News Service
WASHINGTON,— An Army staff
sergeant, his wife and their seven
children received a huge Christmas
surprise when they arrived home
yesterday morning, to find their
basement was no longer a series of
never-ending projects.
Standing at the bottom of the
stairs, the kids and their parents
took in their newly created 800square foot study-play-lounge room
with eyes wide and jaws dropped.
The last time they’d seen their basement, it was just a disorderly, confused giant room that offered no
real comfort or family warmth.
Support from business owners
Just 16 days ago, as the family
hunkered down in the upstairs area
of their Alexandria, Va., home, 35
independent small-business owners
in the construction trades from
Home Service Solutions Group
assaulted the basement with hammers and crowbars, banging and
tearing away the walls and ceiling,
until the giant space was gutted,
with the exception of the bead
Courtesy photo
board wainscoting that wife
Brandon’s family sees for the first time their basement makeover, donated by Operation Homefront Mid-Atlantic
Jennifer wanted to keep.
What the family was looking at and the Home Service Solutions Group.
now was this great room with sec- ing. There’s new carpet, all new fur- ing the holidays,” said Schroeder. sure there was enough space for
tions — the kids’ nook with its gran- niture, curtains, trim work and an “I’ve been involved, as have many everybody to do different things, but
ite desktop and laptops along with updated bunkroom and full bath- others, with give-back programs, to still be together as a family.”
two chairs for studying and a giant room. The project was capped by a but this is by far the biggest one I’ve
Brandon, whose military occupascreen with a gaming console. Then twinkling fully decorated Christmas ever participated in. It’s definitely tional specialty is computers, will be
there was that foundation pole that tree, under which lay gifts for the emotional for all of us.”
heading to Germany in February,
had been turned into a wrap-around family and along the wainscoting
Operation
Homefront
Mid- on a two-year unaccompanied
square bench with storage beneath, hung nine stockings with more pre- Atlantic Outreach Coordinator assignment.
Off to the side rested a large, brown, sents under a nativity manger.
“This basement has been a project
Cyndi Lucas said there were just
overstuffed and plushy sectional
The basement make-over idea three requirements a family had to for the last five years, full of starts
with a big square ottoman — a seat
came about when Wiott and fellow meet in order to be eligible for the and restarts. Now, I’m just so excitfor everyone from which to watch
HSSG member David Schroeder make-over — own their home, live ed and happy for my family — this
TV on a giant screen, which was
approached Operation Homefront in the northern Virginia area, and is truly amazing,” he said. “I thought
wrapped with what-not and bookon behalf of their organization with be in a paygrade of E-1 through E-6. I’d just be excited and happy, but
shelves. On one wall hung family
The staff sergeant selected will be more emotions came out than I was
the idea of a home make-over of
photos which 9-year-old Mackenna
called
Brandon for security reasons. ready to handle.
some type.
said “was so cool.”
“It means people are appreciating
Wiott met with Brandon’s wife for
Operation Homefront
While the space has heat, it doesseveral hours to discuss her vision, what we do as a military and this
n’t boast air-conditioning, so profes“This is one of those things where saying the most challenging part was kind of appreciation is very nice to
sional home interior designer it feels great being a part of a group making sure everything functioned, see and I’m grateful for all these two
Christine Wiott had four ceiling of people being able to give back to so they would have beauty along groups did for us ... this really feels
fans installed and added spot-light- a family who will appreciate it dur- with functionality: “I needed to make like home,” he said.
Rodriguez will be spending the holiday with a cousin
in Florida before he heads to
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., for
his Advanced Individual
Training. He plans on staying fit and focused during
his two weeks off so he can
work hard on becoming a 74
Delta (chemical, biological,
radiological and nuclear
specialist.)
Approximately 140 soldiers are staying here for a
variety of reasons. Some
just got here. Some don’t
want to spend the money to
go home or just don’t want
to go home on leave. For
the next two weeks these
soldiers, who come from
all five battalions of 434th
Field Artillery Brigade, will
be assigned to Charlie
Battery, 1st Battalion, 79th
Field Artillery, commanded by Lt. Col. Mark
Anders.
“For the next two weeks,
we’ll have a whole host of
programs scheduled for
them,” Thompson said.
“They will participate in
events like going to a
Cameron basketball game,
they’ll get an opportunity to
go to the Armed Forces
Bowl in Dallas on Jan. 2,
they’ll have an event in the
Wichita Mountains Wildlife
Refuge, we’ll have some
local events on the installation, bowling, things like
that to keep them occupied,
because there’s no training
going on. So this really is
an opportunity for them to
rest and relax, just like the
soldiers who are going
home.”
Web page can
help PTSD vets
with discharge
Army News Service
WASHINGTON, D.C. —
Veterans with post-traumatic
stress disorder who were discharged under “other than
honorable” conditions can
apply on a new Web page to
have their discharge upgraded if it was due to PTSD.
The Army launched a
webpage for the veterans to
get information and ultimately enable them to apply
for the change in status, said
Col. Matthew B. Coleman,
the military assistant to the
deputy assistant secretary of
the Army at the Army
Review Boards Agency.
Veterans can find the
information
at
http://
arba.army.pentagon.mil, he
said.
“Veterans are Soldiers for
life,” Coleman said. “I want
to encourage our veterans
out there to apply.”
The Army is committed to
making sure the veterans
receive fair consideration of
their service and the conditions that may have mitigated the misconduct that led to
their discharge, he said.
The Army launched the
site in accordance with a
Department of Defense
memorandum
from
September, he said.
“We want to demonstrate
our commitment for considering every petition that is
brought by veterans claiming PTSD, and requesting an
upgrade of their discharge,”
Coleman said.
PTSD was not recognized
as a diagnosis at the time of
service in past conflicts such
as the Vietnam War,
Secretary of Defense Chuck
Hagel said in his memorandum.
the Cannoneer Classifieds 357-9545
Houses For Sale
Commercial For
Land For Sale 205
Lawton
110 Sale or Lease 180
Apartment/Duplexes Apartment/Duplexes Apartment/Duplexes
Furnished
250 Unfurnished 255 Unfurnished 255
THE LAWTON
7500 SQ. FT.
CONSTITUTION
CHURCH FACILITY
536-0575
AUTO BARGAIN
Rent, RESTAURANT with 3 Lines, One Month
RENT TO OWN, 3 bdrm. For
equipment,
3000 sq. ft., ONLY $29- Each Addi1.75 ba., newly renovat- close to Ft. Sill.
512-2401. tional Line $7.67. Ad
Houses For Sale
ed, low down payment,
copy must include price.
Lawton
110 taxes and insurance IN APACHE, booth space, If your vehicle has not
included. Call 580-713- $200 a mo. Call Jeanet- sold within the first month,
9425.
ta at 405-638-1556.
you may request another
2129 NW Ozmun, 3
FREE! Prepayment
bdrm. home, livable,
OFFICE SPACE for rent, month
T
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before FREE
$22,000. 704-7401.
W. Gore Blvd. Call 580- required
month is given. Price may
CONSTITUTION 536-0575.
be changed TWICE withAUTO BARGAIN
in the two month period!
3 Lines, One Month
Visa, Mastercard and
ONLY $29- Each AddiDiscover Gladly Accepttional Line $7.67. Ad
ed.
CALL JOANN
If your vehicle has not
sold within the first month,
A
T 585-5041
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month FREE! Prepayment
required before FREE Land For Sale 205 Feed & Seed 222
month is given. Price may 2-5 ACRE home sites.
be changed TWICE with- Owner Fin. N, S, E, W of FERTILIZED Blue Stem,
in the two month period! Lawton. 580-569-2679. round bales. Delivery
avail. 585-7776.
Looking
for aa new
to
Looking for
new car?
car? Need
Need to
Discover Gladly Acceptsell
The key
key is
is
sell the
the old
old one?
one? The
Journal
Classified,
your
one-stop
ed.
Constitution Classified, your one
Call Classified to
shopping
and
sales
center.
stop
shopping
and
sales
center.
sell your
CALL AMY
Shopping
unwanted items.
AT 585-5094
Made Easy…
357-9545
swoknews.com
3 BDRM., 1.5 ba., 2606
NW 46th Pl., $56K, pool,
remodeled. 585-2971.
All real estate advertised in this newspaper is
subject to the Federal
Fair Housing Act, which
makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination
based on race, color,
religion, sex, handicap,
familial status or national
origin, or intention to
make any such preferences, limitations or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly
accept any advertising
for real estate which is in
violation of the law. All
person are hereby
informed
that
all
dwellings advertised are
available on an equal
opportunity basis.
Classified:
357-9545
To complain of discrimination, call HUD toll-free
at: 1-800-669-9777.
Apartment/Duplexes
Furnished
250
ALL BILLS PAID, month to
month, studio & 1 bdrm.,
furnished or unfurnished.
$375- $550. No pets,
can not and will not rent
to smokers, all ages,
next to Mall, free laundry, 40 station satellite
TV, & background check.
Lawtonian Apts., Call
9am-6pm. 581-3000
for appt, or see at
www. lawtonian.net
Buy It…
Sell It…
Find It…
CLASSIFIED
QUIET, clean, furn. 1 MOVE IN Special 1 or 2
bdrm. apt., $240/$150, bdrm. duplex, $370water paid. No pets, ref- $450/ $300. 512-5135.
erences required. 580THE LANDINGS
252-1033.
$99 Move In Special
Call 248-6358.
Updated
Daily…
CLASSIFIED
Classified - Easy To Use.
704 NW Arlington, 1
bdrm., 1 ba., all bills pd.,
$375/$250. 580-9172419.
ARBOR APTS.
2 bdrm., 2 ba., $625;
CHA, DW, laundry
facility. 248-2322
Apartment/Duplexes Apartment/Duplexes Apartment/Duplexes
Unfurnished 255 Unfurnished 255 Unfurnished 255
LAWTON’S LARGEST
SELECTION OF NICE HOMES!
We Need Nice Rentals. House Not Renting?
Call us for FREE Rental Analysis!
Lease with option to purchase homes available
We
Our Tenants!
RENTALS
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Apartment/Duplexes Unfurnished
Unfurnished 255 Houses
275
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
Fort Sill
Sales
355 Medical
370
CRYSTAL POINTE APTS.
1 bdrm., 1 ba., $525;
full size washer, dryer,
CHA, DW. 248-2322
1 BDRM., covered and
uncovered parking, laundry facility on site, move
in special $100 1st mo.
rent, $300 dep., water
pd. Call 536-6300.
Advertising Sales
Make $1,500-$2,500
/Week Print Advertising
Experience a Plus No
Nights. No Weekends
Top Commissions
Call Mr. Green
888-338-3053.
NOW taking applications for CNA. Sign On
Bonus avail. Temple
Manor, 100 Green Ave.,
Temple. 580-342-6228.
THE LAWTON
CONSTITUTION
AUTO BARGAIN
DIETARY AIDE
NEEDED
NEW 2013,
1, 2 &3 Bdrm. duplex,
elec., water, gas, &
cable pd.,
washer/dryer included.
$335- up bi-weekly.
(580)830-0603.
Brooke Pointe Apts
109 Deer Dr. Cache OK
2 bdrm: $550 /
3 bdrm: $595.
Includes:
Satellite,Water,Garbage
Ask about
Move-in Special
580-595-0764
1 & 2 Bdrm Apts
$300 & $399 and
ONLY $99 DEPOSIT!
(12 mo. lease/qualified
applicant).
The Allesio, Lawton.
Brand new flooring and
appliances, on-site laundry, pool, pet friendly
(some restrictions), 5%
military discount.
Call 580-699-3880.
EHO
234 Antelope, Cache,
OK, 3 bdrm., 1.75 ba.,
1 car gar., $750.
580-919-8725.
1 TO 5 BDRM houses.
Section 8 okay. 2487099 (motel office),
284-1000, Mike.
NICE 3 bdrm., 1 ba., 1
car gar., fenced back
yard, 1634 NW 26th
Street. Available December 15th. $600/$400.
580-678-5566.
1410 NW KINGSBURY,
4 bdrm., each bedroom
has its own bathroom,
total elec., CHA, $700/
$300. Eugene Carson,
512-0847 or Mike 5141430.
RENT HOUSES:
2, 3, 4 BDRM.,
PETS ALLOWED,
SECTION 8 &
MILITARY OK.
580-919-8725.
Help Wanted
General
350
AVON- Start your own
business for $15. Call
Vickie, 595-9185.
BARTENDER/WAITRESS
NEEDED. No exp.
necessary. Apply in
person, Chele’s, 609 S.
Sheridan noon-7 PM.
US LAWNS now hiring
Crew Leader. On line at
uslawns.com/team 425 >
apply now. Must have
valid driver’s lic.
NOW hiring for an
exp’d Body Tech position. All applicants must
have a valid DL. Call for
interview,
580-3551575.
3 Lines, One Month
ONLY $29- Each Additional Line $7.67. Ad
required before FREE
be changed TWICE within the two month period!
Discover Gladly Accepted.
CALL AMY
AT 585-5094
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THE Town of Cyril is taking applications for the Help Wanted
HOLIDAY SPECIAL EMS. Applications can be Office/Clerical 360
2402 NW 28TH., 3 picked up at Cyril City
bdrm., 1 ba., CHA, Hall, 116 W Main St., NEEDED IMMEDIATELYOffice person with good
fenced yard, 1 car Cyril, OK . EOE
computer and office
garage, corner lot, storskills. Top pay for right
age shed & covered
PIZZA TIME
person. Paid vacation.
patio. $595/$350. 353:
Now
Hiring
Drivers:
Apply in person, Wichita
0510, 536-9048.
$10-$14 per hour.
Furnished
Furniture, 1127 NW
Hourly+
commission+
Cache Rd.
Houses
270 MOVE IN SPECIALS!
tips. Apply at
1705 NW Cache Rd.
ACCOUNTING
2 BDRM., partially furn., NO CREDIT CHECK!
POSITION
$485/$250, water pd. Homes, apts., efficiency.
Lawton
&
surroundknowledge
of GAAP,
LAWTON
AREA
580-678-1345.
ing areas. Colonial
Be a Valet Attendant/ general ledger, A/P,
Realty, 355-3222
A/R and payroll. Exc.
Parker
Unfurnished
Open Most evgs til 7.
Work outdoors, great computer skills, & upbeat
Houses
275
exercise-running and lift- personality. Must be able
ing, meet lots of great to start immediately.
336 NW 62ND,
109 LAKEVIEW Dr., 3
people. Must drive stan- Apply in person only with
bdrm., 2 ba., $1150/
EXTRA NICE
dard (stick) transmission, resume & references.
$1150. 678-2854.
3 bdrm., 1.5 ba., 1 car have current DL and pass Lawton Country Club,
gar.,
new
high
efficiency
1 BDRM., extra nice, CHA, fenced yard, drug/ background check. 4601 W. Gore Blvd.
clean, small, water pd., range, side by side Call 580-458-9495 for
DENTAL
appt.
or
email:
$375. 591-2603.
refrig.,
washer/dryer josh@medvalet.biz.
RECEPTIONIST
2, 3 & 4 BDRM RENTALS, hookups, carpet, tile,
IF you like working with
with CHA, avail. now. blinds, fans, near schools.
people, Sheppard Family
ATTENTION
No pets. $700/$700.
Call 351-7787.
Dental Care has a full
Call 580-704-8602.
S
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time position for you. We
2522 PRENTICE, 2 bdrm.,
The Lawton Constitution are looking for a capaCHA, new vinyl, $550/
T
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has several part time ble self-starter with an
$300. 536-2361.
available. If
CONSTITUTION positions
you are friendly, outgo- energetic personality to
2 BDRM., 1 ba., water
ing
and
enjoy
out- handle our receptionist
paid, new remodeled, AUTO BARGAIN doors then this the
may be and office responsibili$575/$300. 695-6303. 3 Lines, One Month the job for YOU! You ties. Please bring a
ONLY $29- Each Addibe at least 16 years resume and complete an
3 BDRM., 1.5 ba., brick, tional Line $7.67. Ad must
and be available to application at Sheppard
6415
NW Compass, copy must include price. old
evenings and Satur- Family Dental Care,
$650/$500. 678-2854. If your vehicle has not work
days. This is a great job 4206 SW Lee Blvd.
sold
within
the
first
month,
for
high
school and col3 BDRM., CHA, large, you may request another
students because it Help Wanted
nice, clean, $650 (water month FREE! Prepayment lege
doesn’t
interfere with
pd.). 591-2603.
Professional 365
required before FREE school. Training will be
3 BDRM., washer dryer, month is given. Price may provided. We will be
WANTED: journeyman
accepting
applications
at
storm cellar, $500/$300 be changed TWICE within the two month period! the Circulation Depart- electrician. Local work in
NO PETS. 248-1980.
Visa, Mastercard and ment, 207 SW “B” Ave., Duncan. Insurance and
benefits. Apply in
439 NW 53RD, 3 bdrm., Discover Gladly Accept- 9 AM-5 PM, Monday
through Friday.
person, 710 W.
1 ba., $500/ $300. Call ed.
swoknews.com
Main, Duncan. OK
483-1854 or 246-8314.
CALL JOANN
or bishopelectrincinc
6111 SW Park Ave. 3
THE LAWTON
@yahoo.com
AT 585-5041
bdrm., 1.75 ba., 2 car
swoknews.com
CONSTITUTION Wally’s Party Factory is
gar. 580-583-8284.
for a fun, eneruto Bargain looking
1516 NW Arlington, safe Condos
280 3 ALines,
One Month getic retail manager. At
neighborhood, by grade
least
one
year of retail
school, 2 bdrm., 1 ba., 2733 NE EUCLID, town- ONLY $29- Each Addi- management experience
CHA, $550. 353-5876. house, 1800 sq. ft., 3 tional Line $7.67. Ad is required. Must love
bdrm., 3 ba., washer, copy must include price.
2113 NW HOOVER, 3 dryer hookups, fenced If your vehicle has not parties, Halloween, and
bdrm., 2 ba., CHA, near back yard and carport, sold within the first month, helping customers. Email
Ft. Sill, $600/ $300. $850. 580-284-1452.
you may request another resume to
HRGroup@
512-0847.
erwindistributing.com
2737
NE
EUCLID,
town3 BDRM., 1.5 ba., 1 car house, 1100 sq. ft., 2 month is given. Price may
gar., fenced yard, 5370 bdrm., 2 ba., washer, be changed TWICE with- DENTAL HYGIENIST
NW Columbia, $575/ dryer hookups, fenced in the two month period! A rare opportunity for
time position with
$300. 704-5021.
back yard and carport, Visa, Mastercard and part
of full time at
Discover Gladly Accept- possibility
4 BDRM., 1.5 BA., CHA, $700. 580-284-1452.
Lutz Family Dentistry.
ed.
REFRIG., STOVE, 717
Must be team player,
RANCH OAK, $705/ Out of Town
CALL DEBBIE have pleasant chairside
$500. 580-583-0519.
Rentals
285
Excellent pay in
AT 585-5156 manner.
an easy working environEXTRA NICE 3 bdrm.,
djung@swoknews.com
CACHE
3
bdrm.,
1.75
ment. Bring resume to 60
CHA, range, carpet.
fenced yard, CHA,
NW Sheridan Rd., Ste. 7.
248-4987/284-5300. ba.,
EXPERIENCED
$700.
580-569-2679.
Available NOW!
CDL TRUCK DRIVERS,
DENTAL ASSISTANT
EXPERIENCED
Needed immediately for
2509 NW 38TH PL., ELGIN- 3 bdrm., 2 ba.,
E
Q
U
I
P
M
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N
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busy office. Team worknice, clean 3 bdrm., 1.5 townhouse, stainless
O
P
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R
A
T
O
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S
.
er and 2 years dental
ba., 1 car gar. CHA, pri- appls., washer, dryer,
experience required.
vacy fence, $595. 580- storm cellar. $900/ T & G Construction, Inc.
Southwest Ready
Come join our fun,
351-4935.
$500. Move in immed., and
are currently accept- pleasant and outgoing
school, low Mix
304 NW COLUMBIA, 2 Grade
ing
applications
for
staff while earning great
bdrm., 1 ba., gar., priva- crime. 580-574-2100. experienced CDL Truck wages. Up to 6 weeks
cy fence, very neat and
drivers, Successful candi- paid vacation per year.
clean house, $750/
date must be highly motiApply at Lutz Family
$750. 695-1788.
vated. Drug screen and Dentistry, 60 NW Shericriminal
background dan, Ste. 7. All resumes
LARGE 1 bdrm., water
check required. We offer held as strictly confidenpaid, stove, refrig.,
excellent pay and benetial.
fenced yard, 2013 1/2
fits including health, denB Ave., $350/ $200.
tal and 401k. Applica- Help Wanted
512-6590.
tions are available online
Medical
370
NICE 2 BDRM. Instruction 330 at:
http://www.tngconst.com DENTAL HIGIENIST enedDuplex, Near Ft. Sill,
or at the following
ed. Please bring resume
Fenced, Hook-Ups, Gar., FLYING LESSONS make
business location:
to apply. Robert Muller,
Extras! $450/$300.
good Christmas presents.
800 SE 1St Street,
DDS, 1301 NW 63rd St.,
512-4100, 529-2409.
Call Tim, 678-9999.
Lawton, OK 73501.
Lawton, OK
Equal
Opportunity
Apartment/Duplexes Apartment/Duplexes
Employer.
TEN OAKS
Unfurnished 255 Unfurnished 255
A Brookdale Senior living
Help Wanted
community has immediate
Sales
355 openings for hardworking PRN LPNs. Please fill
out application at 3610
RETAIL SALES
SE Huntington Cir., Lawton. No phone calls
ASSOCIATE
Leading retail hardware please. EOE.
supplier seeking full time
Now leasing one and two bedroom apartments! sales associate; customer
TEN OAKS
service minded, knowl- We are looking for PRN
Furnished and unfurnished units • Total electric •
edge of hardware and hardworking CNA/MATs
Centrally located • Just minutes away from Ft. Sill
construction preferred, and CMAs to come and
required. Apply in join
our
team.
RENT, CABLE, INTERNET AND WATER not
person or mail resume to Please apply at the com#2 SW C Avenue Law- munity, 3610 SE Huntington, OK 73501; email ton Cir., Lawton, OK NO
NO APPLICATION FEES FOR MILITARY
rpennington@chcace.com phone calls please. EOE.
TIRED OF SPENDING ALL YOUR MONEY ON BILLS
REGENCY APARTMENTS
First Month RENT FREE
STARTING AT $559
Donʼt Delay Call Today 580-248-5800
20 NW Mission Blvd. • 580-248-5800
Apartment/Duplexes Apartment/Duplexes
Unfurnished 255 Unfurnished 255
Affordable, quiet, and
convenient apartment
living await you at
Raintree Apartments.
Come see your new
home today!
Brookridge Retirement
Community is accepting
applications for Dietary
personnel. Must have
some experience in food
service. Please apply in
person at BrookRidge
Retirement Community
located at 7802 NW
Quanah Parker Trailway,
Lawton, OK 73505. No
phone calls please.
CALL US.
1-800-364-3636
TOLL FREE
Drivers
385
NOTICE:The City of Lawton requires a Breeding/
Advertising/
Transfer
(BAT) permit number
included in unaltered pet
advertisements distributed within the Lawton
city limit. For information
call the Animal Welfare
Division, 581-3219.
swoknews.com
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES: 7
wk. old Boxer puppies,
$40 ea. 405-659-8425,
405-659-8440.
CLEMMER PET RESORT
has 2 medium size dogs
avail. for adoption.
Please call for info. 580248-2843.
YOU choose what load &
where & your time off.
Dedicated runs. 580695-6543.
Class A CDL drivers
needed.
OTR
and
regional available. Contact Joann @405-2741127 Mon-Fri., 8am-5pm Pet Services/
for details.
Supplies
560
NEEDED 2 delivery driTLC PET grooming by
ver’s. Must have clean
Patty. 30 yrs. exp.
driving record. Drug test Pickup & delivery avail.
required. Starting pay
Call 585-7484
$26,000 a yr. plus benefits. Apply in person PET CREMATION AT
1127 NW Cache Rd.
RAINBOW
BRIDGE .
1386 SE 1st. St., Lawton,
CLASS ‘B’ DRIVERS OK 73501. 580-351Leading Building Materi- 8280.
al Retailer seeks qualified Class B Drivers. Miscellaneous 575
Knowledge of building
materials preferred, not CASH Paid for salvage
required.
vehicles, any size. Bill of
Apply in person at
sale OK. FREE towing.
2 SW C Avenue or
483-5985, 483-1044
mail resume to:
FREE $100 Wal Mart gift
#2 SW C Avenue,
cert., for window demonLawton, OK 73501
ATTN: Personnel Director stration. Must own home.
405-543-5171.
EXPEREINCED DRIVERS
PARACORD, all colors,
ONLY off weekends
flags, knives, Ghillie suit,
& holidays.
ammo boxes. Carl’s MiliHOME EVERY NIGHT
tary Surplus, 2615 NW
90% OF THE YEAR
Sheridan. 353-3100.
WEEKLY PAY WITH
DIRECT DEPOSIT
START PAY $900-$1500 Want To Buy 590
PER WEEK
WANTED
ANNUAL PAY INCREASE
Fuel tank drivers. We
DEAD OR ALIVE
are willing to train. Good Any 3 wheel or 4 wheel
equip., Class A CDL and scooters & power chairs.
tanker
endorsements.
Call or bring them to
Good driving record ( 2
Kingdom Medical,
points or less), and mini1824 NW 52nd St.,
mum of 3 yrs. verifiable
580-355-1511.
driving exp. Fuel transport exp. not req., and
will wait for driver to
obtain HAZMAT endorsement. Applications available 10 AM-4 PM, 801
SE 2nd St., 58-699-3800
COLEMAN AMERICAN
MOVING SERVICES, Inc,
an agent for Allied Van Guns
620
Lines is now hiring for
Class A, B, & C Drivers!! 9 MM and Glock 40, 2
Drivers will perform brand new. 355-4946,
packing, loading, and 583-9766.
delivery of household
RC GUNS
goods. Hiring Local,
AR15 & 1911 parts
Regional, and OTR DriCall
580-647-7183
vers!
Clean driving
record and extensive
criminal
background Recreational
check and drug screens
Vehicles
635
are needed. Requires
strenuous physical labor ‘06 30’ TRAVEL Trailer
in all weather conditions. by Lake Lawtonka,
We offer competitive $7900. 580-529-2425.
wages/benefits. Please
apply in person at our FOR SALE: 2005 FleetPioneer,
18’
service center located on: wood
2115 S.W. 6th Street, camper with title, $8000
Lawton, OK 73502 or OBO. 580-353-6614.
email
wade.roth@covan.com.
Equal Opportunity
Employer.
Motorcycles &
Accessories 700
THE LAWTON
CONSTITUTION
Classified Advertising
Department offers No
refunds or rain checks
for Garage Sale ads
affected by inclement
weather.
swoknews.com
73501
450
A HOUSE FULL RESALE
Big Thrift Store. Mon.-Fri.,
10-6, Sat., 10-4. Avon
in stock. 1821 W. Gore.
THE LAWTON
CONSTITUTION
AUTO BARGAIN
3 Lines, One Month
CALL JOANN
AT 585-5041
3 Lines, One Month
CALL JOANN
AT 585-5041
swoknews.com
355-8540
Automobiles 720 Pickups/Vans/
Sport Utilities 725
‘76 LINCOLN show car,
When shopping garage $Fast Cash$ 4 Junk Cars perfect cond., wife’s car.
355-4946, 583-9766.
sales remember us.
running or not.
Open to the public.
580-280-9363
THE LAWTON
1713 Gruber Rd. Open
9-1 Tues.- Fri., 9-2, Sat. $$ MOST CASH FOR $$
C
ONSTITUTION
355-8731. No Checks.
Cars Running or Not
580-704-9881
AUTO BARGAIN
3 Lines, One Month
Automobiles 720 ONLY $29- Each Additional Line $7.67. Ad
4 NEW Goodyear 245- copy must include price.
45-R19 tires, $350. Call If your vehicle has not
458-9595.
2003 MONTE CARLO month FREE! Prepayment
Furniture
540 SS, Jeff Gordon Edition, required before FREE
63,000 mi., #2306 of month is given. Price may
5 PC. twin bedroom set, 2424, $10,500. Call be changed TWICE withplus linens,
in the two month period!
536-9481.
exc. cond., $175.
458-8082.
2010 VW BUG, 5 cyl., Discover Gladly Acceptred, mint cond., $15,000 ed.
Appliances
545 nego., less than 4K mi.
CALL AMY
580-536-0343, 580MALT’S QUALITY APPLS. 574-0196 please leave
A
T
585-5094
811 SW LEE, 355-7514 message.
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Good used appliances.
THE LAWTON Pets/
CONSTITUTION Out of Town 555
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AUTO BARGAIN
1401 SW B Ave
715
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465 Vehicles
Wanted
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73505
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STORK’S NEST.
Maternity Clothes. Cribs,
Baby items. 2610 NW
Lee. Call 248-9999.
2005 SUZUKI king quad,
400 FS, with title, $5000
OBO. 580-353-664.
NICE
2003
Honda
VT1100, Shadow Sabre,
$3,500. 580-284-7781.
BUSINESS AND SERVICE
DIRECTORY
357-9545
Mon.-Fri. 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
3 Lines - $4.50 once per week.
Each additional line is $1.50
Brick Work
Firewood
STONE, Brick, Block. MIXED firewood, $85 a
Mailboxes & repair. rick delivered/stacked.
591-0796 or 704-0644. 248-5847, 585-7033.
Carpet/Flooring
A LOOSE or wrinkled
carpeting? New carpet
and hardwood flooringWHITE’S FLOOR COVERING. 585-2367.
Cleaning Service
HOUSEKEEPING, caregiving, house, dog sitting.
280-1182, 458-7692.
KIM’s HOUSECLEANING.
Rerefences avail. Call
483-7624, 351-7214.
Concrete
BECERRA’S CONCRETE
Construction. Staining,
stamping, sidewalks, driveways and slabs. Free
Est. 580-215-3398.
COLTEN GLOVER CONSTRUCTION- all types of
concrete. 591-3717.
MEDRANO CONCRETE,
floors, drives, walkways,
patios. Free est. 7044299.
UNLEVEL or cracking
concrete. Rebonding.
Call 580-585-2367.
Doors
HONEST, affordable,
professional workmanship
guaranteed.
Steve Biby, 574-0015.
Foundation
Repair
PAINTING,
drywall
repair, faux finishing.
Reasonable prices. Call
GOLDSTARR Construc- Jerry, 580-353-1158.
tion. Lifting, leveling
Pest Control
houses, buildings. Call
536-4466.
ALL KILL TERMITE
& PEST CONTROL
Guttering
Voted Lawton’s best,
in business 40 years,
D & B GUTTER
248-3700.
5”, 6” Seamless
Insured, Free est.
Plumbing
580-678-8898.
GOLDEN RULE:
5” 6” & half round
Seamless Gutter.
Free est. 512-2966.
Handyman
ROY’S PLUMBING,
Heat & Air. 588-3390
or 591-1738.
Remodeling
BATHROOM & Kitchen
HANDYMANquality Remodeling,
window
work, affordale prices. replacement, metal roofs,
580-583-4946.
painting, etc, licensed &
insured. Drake ConstrucHANDYMAN’S Handy- tion, 580-280-2855.
man. One call does it all!
Screens, Windows, Doors,
Roofing
Cabinets, Painting, Roofing, Drywall, Tile, Fencing, Hauling, Lawn care.
Free est. Call Dave 3559686.
HOME remodeling, carpentry, tile, painting, etc.
Rodney 574-3750.
NEED A HANDYMAN?
Call 591-1371.
Painting, fencing, hauling, carpentry, roofing
GARAGE Door Repair
Commercial, Residential.
Sales. Redneck Door Co.
580-284-1913
NICOSIA & SON, 25 yrs.
exp. Painting, drywall &
repair, decks, fencing,
Fencing
hauling, house cleanouts,
$0 EST., AN AFFORD- remodels. Free est., lic. &
ABLE Fence: unbeatable ins. Guar. to be cheaper.
prices. 12 yrs exp., lic. & Sal 580-354-6262 or
insured. 580-585-0091. 580-514-7526.
ACCURATE FENCE :We
Home
build and repair all
types fencing. Insured.
Healthcare
Call 580-591-3717.
BEST BUILT FENCING, resi- Experience Care Giver,
dential, commercial. Free references avail., 351est. Lawton’s oldest fence 1922 or 585-9898.
co. 512-3672, 248-3381.
BUDGET FENCE CO.
580-678-2599.
Free
estimates
for
repairs to sagging gates,
loose posts or broken
pickets. Guaranteed lowest price for complete
fence replacement.
Credit Cards Accepted.
JONES FENCING LLC,
build, repair, chainlink &
wood. Free estimates.
Call 284-4494.
Painting
ALL PRO ROOFING
Full Construction Co.
(580)353-6581/
(940)631-0470
Lawton, OK 73505
Keith Lavender
(580)585-1355
Call for all your roofing
needs.
FULLER Builders Roofing.
OK Reg. #80002166.
580-917-5850.
Siding
GAROLD’S SIDING &
WINDOWS. Installation
& repair. 25 yrs. experience. 580-620-9205.
Tree Service
Home Repair
BUDGET TREE SERVICE;
Licensed and Insured;
Free Est. Credit Cards
WATER OUT/DUTILS
Accepted. 678-2599.
Construction
Fire and water restoraF & W TREE SER.
tion. All insurance claims.
353-2993 FREE EST
Call 580-536-3649.
60’ BUCKET TRUCK,
STUMP GRINDER,
CHIPPER. INSURED.
Mold
EST LAWTON 1985
WATER AND MOLD SW OK Tree: Arborist,
RESTORATION. Mold est- Pruning, removal, stump
ing. 580-585-2367.
grinding. 678-4645.
Firewood
Painting
Tutoring
FIREWOOD, SPLIT,
$55 PER RICK.
678-2599.
BEST PAINTING. Quality
service, price, free est.
Phil Clark 695-7558.
Sylvan Learning Center
580-351-9100
sylvanlearning.com
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