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A 4 THE FT. HOOD SENTINEL Thursday October 3 1985
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International Service Agencies (ISA) Help
millions merseas through self-help programs:
nu'ciical care. nutrition. Iarmin». job training and
eniers’eiin aid. Provides emernena food and
meilicine for \fricas famine victims.
ACCIOS International (ISA) Fights povem
and lumber in Latin America In incrc-asini family
incomes and creating jobs through thousands of
small businesses operating in poor neighborhoods.
African Medical and Research Foundation/
AMREF(ISA) I I.YIVi DOCTORSprovide health
care and training to remote villages in Africa
through air anil ground mobile medical teams.
VMRI-F helps alleviate the African famine.
Afiicare (ISA) Helps Africans grow food
develop water supplies improve health: provides
emergent') refugee assistance. African1 provides
food medicine and blankets for Africa's famine
victims.
American Leprosy (ISA) Leprosy still exists
today afflicting 12 million The American Lepros)
Foundation conducts scientific research to develop
a cure and ultimately eradicate leprosy from the
world
American Sear Fast Refugee Aid (ISA)
Contributes funding and assistance to Palestinian
and Lebanese organizations providing health
education and community sen ices in the West
Hank (iaza Strip and Lebanon.
(ARF(ISA) Provides emergent) disaster
relief: helps impoverished people through self-
help programs: food nutrition health agricul-
ture. C\RF provides medicine and shelter for
Africa's famine victims.
By ROGER E. ALLEN
This is one of the two official times of the year when both
soldiers and civilians are given the opportunity to let their voices
be heard and help the many that may not be able to help them-
selves.
THE COMBINED Federal Campaign is a yearly drive held by
the Department of the Defense to raise money for the many inter-
national national and local welfare agencies. This year’s cam-
paign will be conducted Oct. 7-Nov. 15.
The CFC program was developed after federal employees re-
quested fund raising be consolidated into a once a year campaign
rather than on almost every payday. This system has greatly
simplified the collection of funds to help the many support orga-
nizations. And with the advent of Sure Pay this system might
well be seen as more functional than originally envisioned.
CFC represents more than 100 welfare organizations worl-
dwide so that when an individual makes his pledge if he chooses
he can select the specific organization that he desires that pledge
to go to.
History questions
1. Who was Alexander Hamilton?
2. What happened on July 20 1944?
(See answers pg. B8)
What educational
programs have you
used since being sta-
tioned at Fort Hood.
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(at/jolic Relief Services (ISA) Provides
emergent') relief and refugee aid: self-help pro-
jects: food production water supplv. health in 0
countries. Assisting Africa's famine victims with
food and medicine.
Church World Service/ CROP (ISA) il
Protestant and Orthodox communions working to
meet human needs worldwide through self-help
programs emergent) response particularl) in
drought-stricken Africa.
Direct Relief International( ISA) Responds
to emergent) and ongoing health needs in -40
countries in Africa. Asia. Latin America. Provides
essential medicine equipment personnel. Non-
sectarian. nonpolitical. established 19-48.
Foster Parents Plan (ISA) Helps neetlv chil-
dren and families in 11 countries achieve better
lives through education health care job training.
Fmphasiz.es assistance to families and self-help
programs.
Foundation for the Peoples the South
Pacific ISA) Combats malaria and mal-
nutrition: assists with programs of food gardens
fishing boat building job and small business
training: relieves victims of earthquakes cyclones
hurricanes.
Heifer Project International (ISA) Provides
animals and training to neetlv families worldwide
helping them produce food and income. Recipi-
ents give their gift animal first offspring to
need) neighbors.
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Capt. William Kachman
HHB DIVARTY 1st Cav Div:
“There are plenty of opportu-
nities here but it’s hard for me
to And the time to take advan-
tage of them. My wife is taking
courses at CTC working to-
wards a business degree
though.”
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Americcins...makinga world of difference.
Helen Keller International (ISA) Saves the
sight ofvictims of nutritional blindness trachoma
and cataract worldwide: provides sight-sav ing vita-
min A to children suffering from famine in Africa.
Institute for International Development
(ISA) —C reates self-help opportunities for the
poor in Asia Africa anti Latin America. Stimulates
employment —a lasting solution to hunger—
through small business development.
International Eye Foundation (ISA)
Innovative programs for the prevention and cure
of blindness in poor countries. Last year assisted
S00.000 poor people and trained -4800 medical
personnel.
International Human Assistance Programs
(ISA) Helped 60 million people in 33 countries
through self-help projects in agriculture health
job training with special assistance for women
anti their families.
International Rescue Committee (ISA)
Provides emergent) relief medical childcare
self-help programs and refugee resettlement. Pro-
viding emergent) food medicine and rehabilita-
tion for victims of African famine.
Ireland Fund (ISA) Supports 250 peace
culture and charity projects throughout Ireland.
North and South. Protestant and Catholic. It helps
children and others affected by Ireland's unrest.
Meals for Millions/Freedom from Hunger
Foundation (ISA) Provides self-help projects
with special focus on food and nutrition pro-
grams: agriculture anti job training in the poorest
communities of South America. Africa. Asia.
Soldierscivilians have chance to help
Editorials
&
Commentaries
TO FACILITATE the campaign there have been project offic-
ers and key persons selected for units directorates and sections
who will be asking for everyone’s help in meeting the needs of the
people these many organizations help.
The monies raised during the campaign will be used not only to
buy food and grain for the needy but also to enable agencies to pay
for medical services and send medical supplies to locations where
those services are needed.
By JOHN PERKINS
In the Army a soldier often
faces difficulties in getting
what he pays for from local
businesses. However there is
one business I went to in Kil-
leen during my time at Fort
Hood that gave me quality ser
SFC Walter Simpson HHC
III Corps: “I’ve taken typing at
CTC and I’m planning to take
some computer and language
classes in the future.”
Much of the the money collected goes toward projects which
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Letter to the editor
vice and went out of their way
to assist me.
IN PREPARATION for my
PCS to Fort Lewis Wash. I had
to have my car completely ser-
viced for the 2000-mile trip.
The main problem with my car
Sp4 Shelly Lee BCo 17th
Eng Bn 2nd Armd Div: “I’ve
been through BECP and PTC. I
also plan to take some classes
out at CTC so I can work on my
physical education degree.”
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Oxfant America (ISA) Provides self-help
projects and disaster relief in 30+ Third World
countries: is providing emergency food medicine
and shelter to victims of Africa's famine.
Pan American Development Foundation
(ISA) Assists impoverished people with health
care vocational and job skills training reforesta-
tion. and loans for small business and farming in
Latin America and the Caribbean.
Pearl S. Buck Foundation ISA) Assists
Amerasian children in Korea. Thailand. Taiwan.
Philippines. Okinawa abandoned In their Ameri-
can fathers through medical educational and
joh-skills training and support.
Planned Parenthood- World Population
(ISA) —Supports family planning services in 100
countries to those who need it most with particu-
lar emphasis on Latin America. Africa and Asia.
Project Concern International (ISA)
2-t years of experience providing neetlv communi-
ties throughout the world with self-help health
sen ices nutrition information disease preven-
tion and health personnel training.
Project HOPE(ISA) American volunteer med-
ical professionals train thousands of health per-
sonnel in developing countries so that they may
one day better care for their own people.
Project ORBIS(ISA) Cures blindness through
a flying teaching hospital which brings latest tech-
niques in eve surgery to thousands of doctors and
patients around the world.
Save the Children (ISA) Helps over a million
children in 42 countries through projects in agri-
culture. health and disaster relief. Provides food
and medicine for African famine victims.
Technoserve (ISA) —Works with thousands of
poor farmers in Africa and Latin America training
them to operate their own agricultural food-
producing businesses creating jobs income food.
Unitarian Universatist Sertice Committee
(ISA) —Builds partnerships with communities in
the developing world for better health education
nutrition leading to more productive lives in
Central America. India. Africa the Caribbean.
United Seamen's Service (ISA) Provides
health counseling and emergent) assistance serv-
ices to thousands of seafarers of the American
merchant marine. Assists seafarers from 43
nations.
United States Committeefor UNICEF (ISA)
Provides nutrition health and education projects
in IT countries —and aids I N|CHF emergency
efforts in response to such life-threatening crises
as Africa's famine.
World Education Inc. (ISA) Promotes
literacy education and small business programs
throughout the world that help impoverished men
and women develop skills to better their lives.
World Wildlife Fund( ISA) An international
conservation organization working to protect
endangered animals and plants upon which all
life on earth including human life depends.
encourage self-sufficiency: farm implements rehabilitation
training food and other supplies that will help keep farm animals
alive and in condition to provide labor for the people of the coun-
tries the organizations serve.
THOUGH THE organizations concerned provide year-round
support they also respond to emergency situations with relief aid
during famine earthquakes and other natural disasters.
In Africa alone more than 150 million people are still suffering
from the effects of the worst drought in more than 100 years. In
Mexico recent earthquakes have left thousands dead and many
more homeless.
All of the organizations that are involved with CFC are non-
profit charitable organizations. This is a chance for soldiers and
civilians alike to show their compassion and concern for their
fellow man and help support these organizations with their dona-
tions.
The CFC program is one in which we can make a difference by
taking this opportunity possibly to change the lives of the many
needy people worldwide and to show that we wholeheartedly
believe in this years’ campaign theme “We Care.”
was the carburetor which had
to be completely rebuilt.
I took my car to Gene and
Gary’s Automotive Texaco lo-
cated off Rancier Avenue on
North 8th Street. They were ex-
tremely helpful in fixing my
auto to ensure that I could
PFC Stephen Sides HHB 1/
82nd Fid Arty 1st Cav Div:
“I’ve been working on the 91C
correspondence courses. I also
want to take some courses for
college credit probably En-
glish and history.”
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Tammy Hawkins 287-0107 ...................................................................................................................Homefront
Chris Cavanaugh 287-0109 ..................................................................................................................... Off Duty
Marty Servais 287-0108 ..................................................................................................................................Sports
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6th Cav Bde A O .......................................................................................................................................... 287-2795
13th S PCOM PA O ...................................................................................................................................... 207-5812
make it to my new duty station
at Fort Lewis.
I would sincerely like to
thank them for their efforts and
fairness. They have definitely
im my opin io of
businesses outside of Army
posts.
SFC Calvin Ross A Co
312th MI 1st Cav Div: “Right
now I’m finishing the ANOC
non-resident correspondence
course. I’ve already completed
my BS. It’s hard for me to get
away to work on my graduate
studies.”
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