The Yuma Legionnaire

H. H. Donkersley American Legion Post 19
JULY—AUGUST 2013
The Yuma Legionnaire
2575 South Virginia Drive Yuma, Arizona 85364
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each Month at 6:30 p.m.
Office Hours
Monday— Friday
9:00am to 5:00pm
Children’s 4th of July Watermelon Bash
Inside This Issue
Post Officers
2
Commanders words
3
Calendar
4-5
Post Manager
6
Advertisements
8-11
Do not miss the fun on the 29th of June at 10:00 am to
12:00 pm. There will be face painting, train rides, prizes for the
children, hot dogs, sodas, cookies and of course there will be
plenty of free watermelon! There will also be a watermelon eating contests by age groups with cool prizes for the winners!
This is a totally free of charge event for the children of our
community!
Congratulations Levi L. Riley
Special points of
interest:
JULY
4th of J uly– Hot Dog
Bar in the Lounge
19-26 July— Yuma’s
own Levi ???? Will
attend Boys Nation in
Washington D.C.
27th – Korean War ending Anniversary (1956)
Lunch11:00am-1:30pm
AUGUST
4th –Coast Guard
Birthday
7th –Purple Heart Day
15th –V-J Day
Yuma’s Gila Ridge High School Levi L. Riley was selected as one of two representatives
from Arizona to represent our state at Boys Nation in Washington from July 19-26, where young
leaders from 49 states receive an education on the structure and function of federal government.
The 1946 American Legion National Convention adopted the event as an official youth activity.
Three years later, it became American Legion Boys Nation. At the event, each delegate acts as a
senator from his Boys State. The young law makers caucus at the beginning of the session, then
organize into committees and conduct hearings on bills submitted by program delegates. Senators
learn the proper method of handling bills, according to U.S. Senate rules.
The week of government training also includes lectures, forums and visits to federal agencies, national shrines, institutions, memorials and historical sites. On Capitol Hill, Boys Nation senators meet
with elected officials from their home states. Since its inception, a number of its graduates have
been elected to public office, including presidents, congressmen, state governors and state legislators.
Korean War Remembrance Luncheon
The Korean War was fought from 1950 until 1953 and pitted the United States,
South Korea, and their UN allies against North Korea and the Chinese Communists.
After three years, one month, and two days, combat ended in Korea as the Armistice was
signed at Panmunjom. Signed at 1000 (10:00 a.m.), it became effective at 2200 (10:00
p.m.) on the same day. Korea remains in an armistice status without a formal peace treaty
to this day! Sergeant Harold R. Cross, K Company, 3rd Battalion, 5th Regimental
Combat Team, was killed by mortar blast at 2040 (8:40 p.m.), the last American soldier
killed in action in the Korean War! July 27, 1953 we mark the end of the Korean War.
July 27, 2013 from 11:00a.m. to 1:30p.m. in the Lounge. We will be having a cold-cut
luncheon to honor all of those who served (living & past), in this war. We are asking any
members who may have any memorabilia or souvenirs to please bring them to share with
us!
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Post Officers 2013-14
Post Commander
Wayne Howard
Sr. Vice Commander
Thomas Woodward
Jr. Vice Commander
Bob Carey
Finance Officer
Dean Calvert
Adjutant
Richard Perez
Past Commander
Terry L Rubenacker
Chaplain
Clarence Smythe
Executive Board
Clarence Smythe
Larry Lord
Gary Johnson Armando Quijano
Gary Rochester Bobby Lohr
Auxiliary Officers 2012-13
President
Ruth Patterson
1st Vice President
April Galvan
2nd Vice President
Barbara Rochester
Chaplain
Rita Steen
Historian
Ruth Patterson
Secretary
Sarah Carey
Treasurer
Judy LaBounty
Sgt-at-Arms
Anita Kimball
Jr. Past President
Karen Maisano
Members at Large
Judy Yates
Beth Meador
Rachel Crawford
Coast Guard’s 223rd Birthday
The U.S. Coast Guard is one of the five armed forces of the United States and the
only military organization within the Department of Homeland Security. Since 4 August 1790
the Coast Guard has safeguarded our Nation's maritime interests and environment around
the world. The Coast Guard is an adaptable, responsive military force of maritime professionals whose broad legal authorities, capable assets, geographic diversity and expansive partnerships provide a persistent presence along our rivers, in the ports, littoral regions and on
the high seas. Coast Guard presence and impact is local, regional, national and international. These attributes make the Coast Guard a
unique instrument of maritime safety, security and environmental
stewardship. Today’s U.S. Coast Guard, with nearly 42,000 men and
women on active duty, is a unique force that carries out an array of civil
and military responsibilities touching almost every facet of the U.S.
maritime environment. The Coast Guard's motto is Semper Paratus,
meaning "Always Ready."
Purple Heart Day
The purple Heart is awarded to any member of the Armed Forces that
has been wounded or killed, died as a result of a battle, or otherwise designated by the United States. This now includes those persons killed as a result of a friendly fire. Now we celebrate Purple
Heart Day on the anniversary of its inception, August 7th. On this
day, it is our patriotic duty to remember and recognize those people willing to serve our country, no matter the price!
V-J Day
V-J Day is a celebration of the Surrender of Japan, which was initially
announced on August 15, 1945 (August 14th U.S. date), ending combat in the
Second World War.
At noon, Japan standard time on that day, Emperor Hirohito’s Announcement of Japan’s acceptance of the terms of the Potsdam Declaration
was broadcast to the Japanese people over the radio. Earlier and same Day,
the Japanese government broadcast an announcement over Radio Tokyo that
“acceptance of the Potsdam Proclamation (would be) coming soon,” then advised the Allies of the surrender by sending a cable to U.S. President
Harry S. Truman via the Swiss diplomatic mission in Washington.
Since Japan was the last Axis Power to surrender and V-J Day followed
V-E Day, by three months, V-J Day marked the end of World War II.
AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS
Director
Bob Carey
Vice-Director
Larry Buthmann
Treasurer
Gary Rochester
Secretary
Sarah Carey
Membership Chairman
Cindy Carey
Chaplain
Barbara Rochester
Sgt-At-Arms
Bob Rehme
Veterans Transportation System (VTS)
If you are residing in Yuma County and are scheduled for a
medical appointment at VA-Tucson, a round trip shuttle is
available for free transportation (wheelchair accessible).
To reserve a seat, please call 520-629-4626 or
email: [email protected]
Note: for Pick up/Drop off times contact Richard at Post 19
office.
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H. H. Donkersley
Post 19
American Legion
Executive Board
Meets 2nd
Monday of each Month
General Meeting
2nd Tuesday
Each Month
Words from the Commander
For those of you that don’t know me-- my name is Wayne Howard, and
I’m the newly elected Commander here at Post 19. I’d like to thank everyone for
the confidence they have shown to elect me as Commander for the coming year.
I would like everyone associated with the Post to please show your appreciation to the new members and guests. It only takes a few kind welcome words
to make people want to come back and enjoy our various events. We have one of
the largest Post in the state, yet there is this stigma from other Veterans organizations and present members that don’t come here, because we’re known as
the most unfriendly Post locally. Lets make a concerted effort to change that image.
Everyone that is planning a trip or staying in town, have a great summer.
For God and Country,
Wayne S. Howard
Post Commander
American Legion
Phone Numbers
(928)344-3441
(928)726-1801
Fax: (928)726-0249
E-mail: [email protected]
Lounge: (928)344-9523
Bingo: (928)344-6966
May Capsule Drawing
$300 Frank Wilcox NP
$150 Ted Medina NP
$75 James Childs NP
50/50 Larry Lord
2 Thurs. Dinners won by
Dale Hiller
June Capsule Drawing
$300 David Roberts NP
$150 Gary Hatten NP
$75 Albert Ramirez NP
50/50 won by “Q”
donated to the ceremonial
team
2 Thurs Dinners won by
Bob Carey
Senior Vice Commander
Thank you for electing me to serve as your Senior Vice Commander for another year. I regret
that we fell short of making 100% again this year-we ended up 42 members short, with 896 paid
for 95.52% for Department Convention; time to look ahead to making our goals for 2013-2014.
Many thanks to my 2013 Membership Team for their hard work and dedication; also a big
thank you to everyone who paid their dues, signed or transferred a member, or collected
someone’s dues – you have taken an important step in supporting your American Legion Post.
Memorial Day Services around town were VERY well attended this year. I cannot say thank
you enough to everyone who pulled together to honor our departed comrades. Thanks to everyone who turned out to honor our veterans with the pride, dignity and respect that they rightfully
deserve. Dale Hiller and the Ceremonial Team did a fantastic job at every stop, and I am extremely proud to serve with such a loyal and dedicated group.
New Officers have been elected and installed for 2013-2014:
Commander – Wayne Howard
Sr. Vice – Rev. Thomas Woodward
Jr. Vice – Bob Carey
Finance Officer – Dean Calvert
Executive Committee – Bobby Lohr, Larry Lord, Gary Rochester, Gary Johnson, Armando Quijano (Q) and Clarence Smythe
Please support these Officers as they guide Post 19 through the next year. We welcome your
input at Legion meetings; remember, this is YOUR Post!
For God and Country,
Rev. Woodie Woodward
Sr. Vice Commander
Acting Adjutant
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4
July 2013
SUN
7
8/40 Kitchen
5:00 pm
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
1
Lady’s Auxiliary
Meeting
6:00 pm
2
YCBF Meeting
3
4
Hamburger Night
5—7:00 pm.
5
Aux. Kitchen
5:00 pm
6
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30 pm.
8
Executive Board
Meeting 6:30
pm
Rod & Gun
6: 00 pm
9
10
No General
Meeting Dark
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
14
LaFemmes
Kitchen
5:00 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
8/40 Meeting
6:30 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
11
Hamburger Night
5—7:00 pm.
12
Aux. Kitchen
5: 00 pm
Marine Corps
League 6:00 pm
15
16
40/8 Meeting
no Meeting
17
LaFemmes
No Meeting
18
21
22
19
Aux. Kitchen
5:00 pm
Hamburger Night
5—7:00 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm.
23
24
25
Hamburger Night
5—7:00 pm
20
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30 pm
26
Aux. Kitchen
5:00 pm
27
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
29
40/8 Kitchen
5:00 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
S.A.L. Kitchen
5:00 pm
28
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm.
Blind Veterans
11:00 am
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
13
Meat Draw
2:00- 4: 30 pm
30
31
Family Night
6:00 PM
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
YUMA VET CENTER
The VET Center is now open for counseling services for Veterans suffering life readjustment
problems related to their combat experiences, or as a result of sexual assault/harassment
Occurring while on active duty. It is located at 1450 E 16th Street, telephone: 928-271-8700.
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August 2013
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
1
Hamburger
Night
5—7:00 pm
2
Aux. Kitchen
5:00 pm
3
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
4
8/40 Kitchen
5:00 pm
5
Lady’s Auxiliary
Meeting
6:00 pm
6
YCBF Meeting
7
Rod & Gun
6:00 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
11
LaFemmes
Kitchen 5:00
pm
12
Executive Board
Meeting 6:30
pm
13
14
No General
Meeting Dark
9
Aux. Kitchen
5: 00 pm
Marine Corps
League 6:00 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
15
16
Aux. Kitchen
5:00 pm
Blind Veterans
11:00 am
Hamburger
Night
5—7:00 pm.
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
18
S.A.L. Kitchen
5:00 pm
8
Hamburger
Night
5—7:00 pm
Legion Riders
Meeting 6:30 pm
19
20
40/8 Meeting
No Meeting
21
22
Hamburger
Night
5—7:00 pm
LaFemmes
No Meeting
25
40/8 Kitchen
5:00 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
26
27
Family Night
6:00 PM
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
17
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30pm.
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00pm
23
Aux. Kitchen
5:00 pm
24
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
Purple Hearts
7:00 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm
10
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30 pm
28
29
Hamburger
Night
5—7:00 pm
30
Aux. Kitchen
5:00 pm
Legion BINGO
6:30 pm.
Pool Tournament 6:00 pm
31
Meat Draw
2:00- 4:30 pm
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Yuma Dog
Pound #244
Military Order of the
Devil Dogs
Once a Marine–
Always a Marine
”
MILITARY ORDER of
the PURPLE HEARTS
“Some Gave All”
For information call
A. J. Kinnell
From the Desk of Richard F. Perez
This year’s Memorial Day Ceremonies were handled very respectful and
professional in the remembrance of our fallen veterans throughout the city
from the burial ground at the Cocopah Burial Grounds to the last notes of taps
at the Post at 1500. Thanks to everyone involved.
Thanks to Fred Richard, Judy LaBounty and all Post members for assisting during the Boys/Girls State breakfast.
Special thanks also to Terry Greene, Wayne Howard, Bob Carey, Jerry
Moon and Clarence Smythe for attending and making presentations to the
young men and women from the various Yuma Jr. Highs receiving U. S. Constitution and Citizenship awards.
And finally a big thank you to the custodians, bartenders and the community service people who keep the Post clean, drinks cold and the hall set up
for special events. Most of the time it’s a thankless job. I would especially like
to recognize the two young men performing our custodial duties, CPL Rowland
Castallanos, USMC Iraq Purple Heart Recipient and Specialist Raul Atondo U S
Army Iraq Combat Veteran serving two combat tours.
I would like some suggestions for any new types of events or programs
to improve public awareness of our Post. Not enough Veterans know about what
the American Legion stands for, or what we do for local veterans and our community.
Please participate in “Red shirt Friday” to honor our troops serving
overseas. And as always please stop by the Post Office and say “Hello”. Remember I work for you, the membership.
For God and Country,
Richard
Post Manager
928-317-8627
Auxiliary Unit 19
MARINE CORPS
LEAGUE
Territorial
Detachment #635
Membership open to
all Marines
Meetings 2nd Thursday of
each month at 6:30pm at
American Legion
Post 19
Members, hope you have your 2013 membership dues paid. If
not please do so now. After Convention we will be getting our new
membership cards for 2014 starting in July. See April Galvan, our new
membership chairman, and 1st vice president.
No meetings will be held in July and August. Have a great summer.
Our next meeting will be on September 16,2013.
For God and Country
Unit 19 President
Ruth Patterson
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LaFemmes Cabane 622
The LaFemmes BBQ went well. We had a great turnout. Thanks to all Dames that
helped make this possible. Thanks to the forty and eighters and others and also to the Auxiliary
and everyone for all the help.
June Rendezvous went well. No Rendezvous until September 17, 2013. The Grande
Promenade and wreck will be July 19-21, 2013 in Phoenix, AZ at Post 41.
Have a nice summer and hope to see you in September.
For God and Country
La President
Ruth Patterson.
40 & 8 Voiture 622
On our next Promenade on June 18th we will be holding second nominations and on September
17th will be installing in our new officers for the 2013-2014 year. If interested in any of the
positions that are available please come to our next promenade. At this time I would like to
thank our Voitures and LaFemmes for their donations from our bingo kitchens and desert table
on our once monthly Thursday. These are our main source of income during the year, please
help when you can. During the month of July and August we will not have any Promenade.
Don’t forget July 19-20 the Promenade and wreck will be held in Phoenix and in September 1012 in Phoenix they will be having the National Promenade. The deadline for registering for these
events are near. Again thank all of you who helped me during the year.
For God and Country
Tony Rotella
Marine Corps League Territorial Detachment #635
The purpose of the Marine Corps League Detachment is to preserve the tradition and to promote the interests
of the United States Marine Corps, to band together in fellowship, those who are now serving in the Marine
Corps and who have honorable served in the Marine Corps that they may effectively provide aid and render assistance to our community and to all worthy and distressed Marines, Marines Veterans and their widows and
orphans. To perpetuate the history of the United States Marine Corps by observing the anniversaries of historical occasions of the Marine Corps that are of particular interest to Marines. For More information on our detachment please contact our web site at. Territorialdet635.com
John S. DeWitt
Commandant
VA’s National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
WWW.VA.GOV/HOMELESS
1-877-424-3838
AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS POST 19
BOB CAREY DIRECTOR
(928) 503-2797
Meetings held 3rd Thursday each month
in Ladies Auxiliary Room at 6:00pm
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BINGO
Every Friday &
Sunday 6:30-9:30pm
Best Summer Bingo
Prizes in Town
HAMBURGER
NIGHT $7.50
Every Thursday 5:00—7:00
pm.
Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers,
Chicken Fried Steak or Cod
Fish
MEAT DRAW
Every Saturday 2:00—
4:30pm
Lots of Fun & Prizes
Come and Join the Fun at
AMERICAN LEGION POST 19
2575 South Virginia Drive, Yuma, Arizona 85364
Office: (928) 344-3441
Lounge: (928) 344-9623 E-mail; [email protected]
CACTUS PROPANE
10264 North Frontage
Road
Yuma, AZ.
342-6683
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Monday thru Friday
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7:00am 5:30pm
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640 W. Catalina Dr.
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email: [email protected]
PHONE: 920-5277
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B & W PRINTING
NEWSLETTERS
BUSINESS CARDS
A..A. Amusement LLC
Alan Chaffee
Manager
240 Wellington St.
P. O. Box 4728
Yuma, AZ 85364
24 hr. service-928-341-4747
Fax-928-343-7961
[email protected]
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Living Trusts, Wills, Paralegal & Taxes
Forms Filled Out
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P.O.Box 1855
Winterhaven, CA. 92283
(760) 791-3087 (928) 581-8540 (760) 572-2941
[email protected]
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Desert Lawn Memorial Park
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928-782-4384
FAX 928-782-4628
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GOLDSBORO’S BAKERY
Breads—Pies
Cakes and Pastries
At m’ladym’lord hair design salon
Bobby Goldsboro
2360 Ave. A
Yuma, AZ.
(928) 782-2272
Anna B. Lindemood
Senior Hair Designer
412 East 16th Street
Yuma, AZ. 85364
Call today for Appointment
(928)-580-1149
(928)-726-8467
[email protected]
11805 S. Fortuna Rd.
Foothills Yuma, AZ.
(928) 345-0711
Stevie Steamer Carpet Cleaning
Accupuncture of Yuma
Professionals for Commercial, Residential,
RVs and Park Models
Elyse Tera
1150 W 24th St. #E
Yuma, AZ 85364
928-328-1975
Michael (Stevie) Gibbs
928-920-2070
[email protected]
PAWS & CLAWS
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Independent Consultant
(928) 581-8941
[email protected]
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For Grooming— 783– 3890
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For Boarding — 210 - 9986
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Open Monday-Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
Please ask for
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Self-Storage
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Offering the Best in Self-Storage
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Founder
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928-261-8435
Kelland’s Kiddie College
Early Childhood Development & Education
State Licensed—D.E.S. Licensed
2430 S. First Avenue
Yuma, Arizona 85364
Phone: 928-344-6274
Fax: 928-344-3708
[email protected]
“Like us on Facebook”
Westridge Management Company
AZ Dept of Veteran Services 928-726-2851
DES Veteran Employment
928-247-8754
928-247-8747
928-329-0990
Homeless Vets Call Center 877-424-3838
HUD/VASH Coordinator
520-310-5316
VA Benefits
800-827-1000
Veterans Crisis Line
800-273-8255
Brack’s Auto Repair
COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
GARY L. GIST
BROKER
P.O.Box 877
3375 South 4th Aveenue.
Yuma, AZ. 85366
Important Veteran Contact Numbers
1198 South 3rd Yuma, Arizona 85364
Office (928) 782-7212
Fax (928) 783-2625
Phone: (928) 783-3733
Fax: (928) 783-8150
Gerald (Jerry) Brack: Owner
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Ladies Auxiliary
Meeting is held on the
first
Monday
of each month at 6: 00
pm.
Apparel by
Johnny
Men’s Wear
1338 S. 4th Ave.
Yuma, AZ. 85364
Phone (928) 783-4774
Fax: (928) 376-7438
Www.werentuxedos.com
Lions
Club International recycle
for sight
Donate usable
eyeglasses at
Post 19 office
VOLUNTEERS ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF
OUR POST, ASK HOW YOU CAN HELP TODAY
Blinded Veterans Association
The Blinded Veterans Association (BVA) is an organization of
blinded veterans helping blinded veterans. Through our service programs, regional groups, resources, and advocacy
before the legislative and executive branches of government,
we hope to make life better for blinded veterans. We also
hope to be there with encouragement and support. There is
no charge for any BVA service and membership is not a
prerequisite to obtain help. All legally blinded veterans are
also eligible for BVA’s assistance whether they become blind
during or after active duty military service. The Yuma
Chapter meets on the third Thursday of each month at 11:00
A.M. Here at Post 19. For more information call 344-2066 or
507-0167.
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4th of July
In the Lounge 10:00am to 7:00pm
“A HOT DOG BAR”
Hot Dogs and all the Fixing
Donations accepted
Meetings the first
Wednesday of every
month at 6:00pm
Happy Birthday to all
American Legion Family
members
Celebrating in
July and August.
CHILI ,
onions,
Catsup,
Mustards,
sourkraught,
relish, Hot
Peppers
Cheese
Yuma Pest & Termite Systems
1102 E. 21st St. #A
Yuma, Arizona 85365
(928) 329-0587
Proudly Supports Our Troops
Currently Providing services to the AMERICAN LEGION POST 19
TOM PETERSON, RM
Pain Relief Coaching
“Self” Applied Pain Relief
Back/Joint/Neck/Shoulder/Muscle Pain
IF NOTHING ELSE WORKS
By Appt. ONLY (309) 235-1961
[email protected]
Active Military
50% Discount
PAIN RELIEF
I “COACH” you on the method of
alleviating your pain. The effect is
usually felt immediately—
occasionally it requires “YOU” to
perform the procedure over a period of time,
as you deem necessary
RETENTION OF OUR MEMBERSHIP
REMAINS THE KEY TO A SUCCESSFUL POST
H.H.Donkersley Post 19
American Legion
2575 South Virginia Drive
Yuma, AZ. 85364=7292
Office: (928) 344-3441
Lounge: (928) 344-9523
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
U. S. Postage Paid
Yuma, Arizona
Permit No. 68
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA
4TH OF JULY