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To do the center serving, put the string on the bow, and draw the bow a few times and, if possible, leave it strung for a couple of hours to get some of the stretch out of the string.

MAFs and taxpayers serving in support of the Armed Forces in a designated combat zone are granted a 180-day extension under Sec.

As we enter the 21st Century, CRP's will confirm that programs and services will be customer driven and funding will shift from dependence on government to serving business and industry.

MEAT, POULTRY, FISH, DRY BEANS, & NUTS GROUP 2-3 SERVINGS

Currently serving as Adjutant and Treasurer of Chapter 1, Buffalo, N.Y., Skyler has been a life member of the DAV for more than 30 years and served in a wide variety of elected and appointed Chapter positions, including two terms as Chapter Commander.

Wolf is currently serving as deputy commander/assistant commandant, U.S.

After serving in Coast Guard intelligence in World War II, Mr.

Rudy Sanchez was the first Hispanic to serve as the chairman of the BGCT Executive Board, Mateo Rendon was the first Hispanic elected to serve as chair of the administrative committee of the BGCT Executive Board, and I am now serving as the first Hispanic president of the BGCT.

But that person was never meant to be a serving specialist.

Ordained a priest in 1979 in the diocese of Rupert's Land, he was consecrated bishop of Brandon in 2002, after serving 10 years as rector of the diocese's St.

Manny has committed not only his company to the notion of service, but has devoted himself to serving regional and state civic causes, as well as recycling industry-specific causes.

At the same time, Moynihan notes, many otherwise dedicated and respected directors now serving on audit committees are reacting with self-doubt and trepidation to Sarbanes-Oxley.

Serving as first vice president is Wayne Bollum, national sales manager, Beef Today/Dairy Today, Northfield, Minn., while Joe Roybal, editor, BEEF, Minneapolis, Minn., is elected to serve as second vice president.

In addition to serving on the United Way's board and executive board, he has been a member of the finance committee and the information technology steering committee.

Indeed, one of the curious truths of our era is that while opportunities to serve ourselves have exploded--with ever-expanding choices of what to buy, where to eat, what to read, watch, or listen to--opportunities to spend some time serving our country have narrowed.