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The Kwajalein Hourglass 2 Saturday, April 9, 2005 Lending a helping hand Kwajalein extends aid to fi re victims

By Nell M. Drumheller living now. Editor Taylor added that Mark Sakaio, of automotive, helped prepare the truck at lunchtime. Tusi Tagoilelagi, of pack- A week after a fi re destroyed several structures on ing and crating assisted in the packaging. “We were able Ebeye, the barge Manassas carried a truck laden with to get Tusi’s assistance because shipping had a house- donations to the displaced people. hold goods delivery to make to Ebeye,” Taylor said. “We As soon as the U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll commu- were able to get their goods over to Ebeye; they were nity learned of the fi re, members began asking where able to help us offl oad the donated goods. And thanks they could donate products and money to help the to the Marine Department for the ride over and provid- Marshallese people. ing some water to the thirsty residents waiting at the More than $10,000 in cash donations were collected KADA ramp.” as well as 20 bags of clothes, 13 bags of shoes, 20 bags The Rev. Rick Funk, protestant chaplain, said “We of bedding, 10 bags of toiletries, 13 boxes of toys and are still receiving money and it can be brought to the 17 boxes of miscellaneous chapel offi ce and checks can be household goods according made out to Island Memorial to Alan Taylor, Republic of Chapel. We are considering dif- the Marshall Islands Rela- ferent ideas of how to spend it. We tions specialist. would like to spend it on housing. The cash and products were We would rather not receive any distributed in a small ceremo- more goods. If people have items ny on Thursday afternoon at to donate, please call fi rst to fi nd the Multi-Purpose Center on out what the families need and Ebeye. to make sure we have the means At the ceremony, Shirley to deliver it.” Jajo spoke as a representative Nearly 70 people were left of the families who had lost homeless by the blaze, according their homes. She thanked the to Noda Lojkar, RMI ombudsman, USAKA community for their the homeless people have found generosity and said that the temporary residences with ex- community would be in their tended family members. prayers. She asked if USAKA Military installations are located could do anything to help the around the globe and it is not un- displaced families get new usual for military members and homes. their families to help outside the According to Maj. David gates of the installations. Coffey Coffey, USAKA Host Nations explained that local commanders offi cer, “There are excess trail- have the authority, and in fact ers available. The problem is an obligation to assist when life that we cannot just send them or health is at risk. “However, over to Ebeye without permis- what occurred in this instance sion from land owners and a (Photo by Nell Drumheller) was more of a community-based planned site, transportation A truckload of donated clothing and other items effort to provide assistance with and utility hook ups. Had lo- for victims of the Ebeye fi re is offl oaded at Ebeye USAKA providing logistical sup- cal leaders been present dur- Wednesday. port. KRS took a lot of initiative ing the donation ceremony we in sending fi rst-response evalu- might have been able to resolve this issue already. My ators and then sending a fi re truck and should be given offi ce would be happy to help coordinate such an initia- credit, and then it was the community that pushed tive between all concerned parties and I will speak to donations through the chapel to those in need with- the GRMI’s chief secretary on the subject.” out even being asked. The outpouring of concern and Organizing the donations and getting them delivered support was immediate, sincere, and spontaneous and was a major feat, which took the cooperation of many of- for that reason meant as much to the victims of the fi re fi ces. “Packing all donated goods into three used packing as the donations themselves. For those of us who were crates, getting the crates on the ‘excessed’ truck, onto privileged enough to be able to represent the USAKA the boat and getting the truck over to the Multi-Purpose community at the actual presentation of the donations Center on Ebeye,” summarizes part of the process ac- let me say that it was a well organized but tremendously cording to Taylor. emotional event for donors and recipients alike and the The truck which was used had been considered an gratitude was genuine and complete,” he said. excessed, or no longer functional according to Army Funk added, “I believe we should get to know them standards, vehicle and will be donated to Kwajalein [our Ebeye neighbors.] I have discovered that the best Atoll Local Government and was also used to help the families transport the donated goods to where they are See DONATIONS, Page 8 Saturday, April 9, 2005 3 The Kwajalein Hourglass By Lauren Traweek general conviviality. Yokwe Yuk Women’s Club Although 15 women signed up, only nine of us met at the dock security checkpoint to take the hortly after the ladies returned from the 8:30 a.m. landing craft, mechanized. Yokwe Yuk Women’s Club Majuro Exchange Easter Monday. Holiday confl icts and an island weekend in February, Kwajalein Atoll’s dance recital prevented many from attending. After LerojS Seagull Kabua James asked to meet with a rather rocky ride, we landed and were met by our several representatives of the YYWC. She had friends Lynn Lanej, Jabkol Harry, Kiorong Sam, an idea to help promote friendship between the Lise Sheet and others. Marshallese on Ebeye and Kwaj residents, and to Next, James joined us and had marshaled two show off a bit of Ebeye’s best assets, their beau- airport-type buses to ferry us around the island. tiful school children. James proposed a day of Our fi rst stop was the public school kindergarten. touring schools, shopping and lunch at Bob’s, a It used to be the Headstart Program, but is now local restaurant. Several womens’ clubs under the run by the Republic of the Marshall Islands govern- umbrella of the “mother club” Rukjaleen pulled ment. They have 10 classrooms and 190 students, the day together with tours, great food, songs and or about 20 students per class. These children get

The Kwajalein Hourglass 4 Saturday, April 9, 2005 their foundation here – and will soon start a read- who participated and especially thanked all the patient ing program. The classrooms are cheerful and clean husbands, boyfriends and sons for their assistance in with nice white tile fl oors and all the children love setting up and driving us around (and letting us spend to say “yokwe!” to the funny re-belle looking in their the day together). classrooms. Following too much food and a whole lot of fun, We walked over to the Seventh Day Adventists we did a bit more shopping on our way to Gugeegue Ebeye School and were given a tour by Karen Schin, to see the Queen of Peace High School. Sheet and principal. She explained they have an overcrowding I spent the slow drive along the causeway gabbing situation as they lost their roof for fi ve classrooms away about our histories. I sure was surprised to during the windstorms in November. Although they learn she and James had gone to high school in are church affi liated, the school relies solely on Palau, and she went on to college and did a stint in tuition ($55/month for the elementary students and Boise, Idaho. Talk about culture shock; Sheet got off $65/month for the high school students) for their the plane in January! Before I knew it, we had ar- income, plus donations. Their teachers are volun- rived at the truly peaceful campus of Queen of Peace. teers who work for room and utilities plus $250/ The Rev. Leonard Hacker, Roman Catholic priest, had month for food and clothing. designed and built the school to Again, the children seemed to take full advantage of the un- be thriving even though they obstructed views and breezes are bursting at the seams. that surround Gugeegue. Jabro Private School was our Classes were out for Spring next stop. Kiorong Sam is the break, but we met and chat- principal for the 334 students ted with two Fijian teachers who attend grades K – 12. who live on site and toured the Shelley Corbett and her sixth- classrooms. The teachers told grade daughter Renee are some us about the lack of computers of the fi ve or so volunteers and internet experience their from Kwaj who help at Jabro students had to live with. The one day a week. Their class is donated computers were years kindergartners who are learn- out of date and no longer func- ing things like the colors, days, tioning. Always, in any school months and holidays in Eng- we visited, supplies, books and lish. This year, Renee hid eggs computers are in short supply for the children and helped or non-existent. them celebrate Easter. Shel- On the LCM ride home, I had ley says she often comes home time to wonder about my tour from Ebeye, feeling she has re- here in the Marshalls and what ceived more in love and smiles I hoped to bring away with me. than she has given in lessons. I thought about all the resi- Ebeye Christian Elementary dents of Kwajalein who don’t School is the oldest school on participate with the exchange Ebeye, built in the late 50s. It is programs or even make a two-story blue and white stuc- Ebeye children work on donated friends on a one-to-one basis co building with balustrades computers at Queen of Peace Catholic with people from our host na- and a bright airy feeling. We School. (Photos by Cris Lindborg) tion. Speaking only from my were greeted by several teach- personal experience, I truly ers who presented us with gorgeous Marshallese believe that if people would extend themselves a bit, necklaces; each one prettier than the last. We toured their time here would be exponentially richer. If you the classrooms and admired the breezy second-story have a passion about education, you can donate your views and the children hamming it up for photos in time on Ebeye as a teacher or an aide, even involving their purple uniforms. The school is adding a grade your children. If you can’t spare the time to travel to a year, to create a new high school, and is up to the Ebeye, you can always join the YYWC and volunteer 11th grade this year. at the Mic Shop or the Bargain Bazaar. This year, the In between seeing the schools, we shopped our way Bargain Bazaar provided $20,000 to the schools on around the island. Ebeye, through grants from the YYWC Education As- Tired and hungry, we said good-bye to several of our sistance Committee. Try spending the morning shop- group who had to return to Kwaj before lunch. Lunch ping on Ebeye and having lunch off Kwaj. Perhaps was a delicious buffet with chicken, rice, sandwiches, you would like to sponsor an adult sports team from a big green salad, fresh fi sh and a broccoli beef dish. Ebeye. Mary Harris-Wiehe can be reached at 51201 After lunch, we were serenaded by the various clubs, for the details. Queen of Peace, the Catholic Church, all decked out in matching dresses accompanied by has English services on Saturday nights at 7 p.m. the swinging Mon La Mike Band. Each woman re- You could also go early on Sunday mornings and ceived a coconut candy lei and a beautiful fl ower for walk around until you hear the wonderful singing her hair. Mon La Mike’s band kept us entertained resonating from the churches. Follow your ears until after the speeches and introductions by the club’s you fi nd a service in progress. Above all, try a friend- offi cers. James welcomed us and thanked the women ship on for size – you might just fi nd one that fi ts!

Saturday, April 9, 2005 5 The Kwajalein Hourglass Bike safety rules Everyone needs to practice safe bike riding By Nell M. Drumheller issue certifi cates, good for a free movie rental at the Editor Tape Escape or Bakery Dollars, whenever they see bi- cyclists obeying the traffi c laws. Cyclists on the U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll must follow To redeem the free movie rental, individuals only the rules outlined in USAKA/RTS Reg. 190-5. need to take their certificate to the Central Police According to Kwajalein Police Department Chief Den- Station, Building 807, and they will receive the nis Johnson, “The following laws and regulations are coupon for the free movie rental or Bakery Dol- provided to assist everyone in having a better under- lars. This joint effort between KPD and Kwajalein standing of the rules of the road.” Range Services is to promote bicycle safety and In addition, to encourage the community to abide by responsibly. and support these laws and regulations, the KPD and “A bicycle is a vehicle operated solely by pedals and members of the Community Services department will propelled by human power,” Johnson said.

• Head Phones: The wearing of headphones/ when transporting a child in an infant pouch or prop- earphones of radios, tape and compact disk players/ erly attached child safety seat. Bicycles specifi cally recorders on Army installation roads and streets designed with two saddles such as a tandem bike is prohibited while operating a vehicle. are acceptable. Transporting a child in a basket or • Stop signs: If there is no bicyclist yield in the rider’s arms is both illegal and extremely sign adjacent to a stop sign, then all bicy- dangerous. Riding on the handlebars is also clists and vehicles must stop at the stop unsafe and prohibited. sign, look for traffi c, yield if necessary and • Speeding: Bicyclists must operate at then proceed with caution. Good examples speeds that are reasonable for the existing of this are the two stop signs adjacent conditions. Speed is a critical factor in many to the runway. Bicyclists and vehicles riding accidents. alike must stop. • Safety equipment: Lights are • Yield signs and bicyclist yield required when riding south of signs: Riders must slow down, look 9th Street and along the en- for traffi c and proceed with cau- tire perimeter unpaved tion when emerging from a yield road. However, intersection, alley or fi re lane. all riders are Bicyclists must yield the right- strongly en- of-way to pedestrians, motor couraged to use vehicles and other bikes at all lights and reflectors at all stop and yield signs. times when riding at night. • Emergency vehicles: Riders Bicyclists riding at night without lights must move to the side of the road and and refl ectors are extremely diffi cult to stop for any emergency vehicle approach- see. Children and new riders are also ing with sirens and or fl ashing lights. encouraged to wear a properly-fi tted • Impeding traffi c: Bicyclists may not bike helmet. stop in a traffi c lane or impede the fl ow • Signals: Bicyclists must use hand of traffi c other than to yield to other and arm signals when turning or stop- vehicles, bikes or pedestrians at a stop ping. To signal a left turn, position the or yield intersection. Don’t “hang out” left arm straight out from the shoulder in the middle of the road. horizontal to the ground. Right turns are • Lane usage: Like any other vehicle, signaled by again extending the left arm bicyclists can only ride on the right horizontally from the shoulder while at side of the road and no more than two the same time bending the elbow at a abreast when no other motor vehicle 90-degree angle so that the forearm and traffi c is present. When other vehicles hand are pointed straight up. The signal are passing, bikes must be ridden in for stopping is extending the left arm straight single-fi le only. out from the shoulder and bending the elbow at • Clinging: Bicyclists (and people a 90-degree angle straight down. Each bicyclist on skateboards and rollerblades) must keep at least one hand upon the handle- may not cling to other bikes or bars at all times. motor vehicles. • Passengers: The carrying of pas- Inset: Ciara Swanby practices proper hand sengers on bikes is prohibited except signals at last year’s Bike Rodeo.

The Kwajalein Hourglass 6 Saturday, April 9, 2005 Feeling hot, hot, hot AC breakdown overheats residents By Mig Owens place to sleep, as the temperature of her room at Assistant Editor one point reached 87 degrees. “I tried sleeping here Sunday night but woke up On Sunday, air conditioning in the Coral Bach- at 2:45 a.m. hot to the core – I had to go outside elor Quarters broke, affecting the facility’s 63 to cool off. I was also sneezing because of the se- residents. Though relief arrived Tuesday afternoon vere mold smell in the hallway that had started as as the system was back up and running, Lloyd soon as Sunday evening when I got back from the Jordan, Logistics Program Support manager, said Spring Break music around 10 p.m.” problems still exist and the system is not yet com- Though able to open her window about six inch- pletely fixed. es, cross ventilation was not possible said Rosoff, The repairman responding to the call at ap- prompting her, as well as other residents, to pur- proximately 9:15 p.m. Sunday discovered that the chase fans. chill-water pump at the BQ was not operating. A According to Norm Black, Environmental Safety team, which included electricians and a plumber, and Health manager, mold is a fungus and it lives proceeded to troubleshoot the problem, installing off of organic matter, while mildew is simply formed a transformer that night and a new pump Monday by the mold. Fans can assist in keeping residents morning. cooler and help in the prevention of mold, which Because the pump still failed to run, further work results in mildew. was conducted on the pump contacter Monday; a He added that mold and mildew are spores that situation that required rewiring. Troubleshooting depend on differing combinations of temperature continued throughout the day, and on Tuesday at and humidity to grow. 2:30 p.m., the system was back on line. “Clean up any standing water, look for obvious Resident of two years, Dave Harris, said that he signs of mold and mildew and any moist clothing coped, but would have insisted on being given a should be put into a sealed plastic bag or laun- room at the Kwaj Lodge had the air conditioning dered,” he said. not been fixed Tuesday. Black said that, because temperatures here are “In situations like that, it is very necessary that reasonable and rarely go above 89 degrees in non- the people responsible for the repair keep all af- air-conditioned facilities, they are extremely mod- fected residents informed of the status,” Harris erate, though at higher humidity, people’s toler- said. “They can do this by using the roller, the ra- ance decreases. Air movement, such as that from a dio, the KRS Newsline and by posting fliers in the fan, will make it feel cooler. affected building.” Because of the intermittent status of the air con- Jordan explained that this is the first incident of ditioning in the Coral BQ, Black said, “If you’re its kind in 13 years and that no standard practice feeling ill, go to the hospital and report it. If there instructions exist to direct how this type of thing is a maintenance problem, ensure that it is report- should be handled. “There’s no precedent or proce- ed,” he said. He added that other things residents dure, and though repairmen were working on the can do is “drink eight glasses of water a day and problem, there was a lack of communication,” he try to keep windows covered as much as possible said. to block the sun.” After looking at all the information gathered, Jor- Rosoff said that the situation brought to light dan said that there are ways in which the current the fact that there is currently no one representing system can be improved. residents concerns as there once was when there “We were notified through the fire department af- existed a Bachelor’s Advisory Committee. ter-duty hours and a stand-by person was called. “Luckily it seems that a lot of people had alter- A lot of it was troubleshooting. We responded, lo- nate places to go, but what if they hadn’t? What if cated the parts and worked until it was done. They it still weren’t fixed? Who is the person we go to for were there and followed it through after almost a this kind of situation? What is the plan for people day and a half of trial and error,” Jordan said. “In if they are displaced by something like this?” the future, we’ll try to notify BQ residents, though Jordan said that the situation has prompted a it’s hard to know completion times.” look into an SPI or formal “what do we do” policy or Sue Rosoff has called the Coral BQ her home procedure, which would include options for reloca-

since 1999, but said that she found an alternate tion, though they are limited. “ I tried sleeping here Sunday night but woke up at “ 2:45 a.m. hot to the core – I had to go outside to cool off. — Sue Rosoff, Coral BQ resident Saturday, April 9, 2005 7 The Kwajalein Hourglass Global War on Terror Honoring fallen heroes

The Rich is temporarily out of service due to technical issues.

Tonight 7:30 p.m., Yuk — Blade Trinity (R) 7 p.m., Roi — National Treasure (PG-13)

Sunday 7:30 p.m., Yuk — Hide and Seek (R) 7 p.m., Roi — Meet The Fockers (PG-13)

Monday 7:30 p.m., Yuk — Blade Trinity (R)

Wednesday 7 p.m., ARC — Hide and Seek (R)

All movies subject to change with shipments. For updates, call the movie hotline at 52700. Blade Trinity (R), Wesley Snipes returns as legendary vampire hunter Blade in the third fi lm inspired by the The following eight U.S. servicemembers ment, Missoula, Mont. popular Marvel Comics character. A fearless warrior and have died in the Global War on Ter- Cpl. Garrywesley T. Rimes, 30, of immune to vampires, Blade has become a hated rorism. Santa Maria, Calif., died April 1 as a result enemy of the bloodsucking community, and as they Warrant Offi cer Charles G. Wells Jr., of hostile action in Al Anbar Province. He gather in their desert compound, a group of vampires is plotting to eliminate Blade once and for all by turning 32, of Montgomery, Ala., died March 30 was assigned to 1st Battalion, 5th Marine the mortal community against him. The vampires have as a result of hostile action in Al Anbar Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine concocted a misinformation campaign that paints Province, Iraq. He was assigned to Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, Ca- a picture of Blade as a ruthless murderer and has Forces Reserve’s 6th Motor Transport Bat- lif. During Operation Iraqi Freedom, Rimes sent the FBI on the vampire hunter’s trail, led by the talion, 4th Force Service Support Group, was attached to 2nd Marine Division. relentless agent Cumberland (James Remar). At the same time, the vampires have brought their founding Orlando, Fla. Lance Cpl. Tenzin Dengkhim, 19, of father, Dracula, back to his undead state, renaming him Spc. Eric L. Toth, 21, of Edmonton, Ky., Falls Church, Va., died April 2 as a re- Drake (Dominic Purcell) and investing him with special died March 30 on a supply route when an sult of hostile action in Al Anbar Province. powers that allow him to walk unharmed in daylight. improvised explosive device detonated near He was assigned to 2nd Light Armored After a dangerous encounter with Cumberland, Blade his HMMWV. Toth was assigned to the Army Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Marine and his ally, Whistler (Kris Kristofferson), form an National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 623rd Field Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force, uneasy alliance with a scruffy team of human vampire slayers, the Nighstalkers, led by Hannibal King Artillery Regiment, Tompkinsville, Ky. Camp Lejeune, N.C. (Ryan Reynolds), and Whistler’s daughter, Abigail Sgt. Kenneth L. Ridgley, 30, of Olney, Staff Sgt. Ioasa F. Tavae, Jr., 29, of (Jessica Biel). While Sommerfi eld (Natasha Lyonne), Ill., died March 30 in Mosul, Iraq, of in- Pago Pago, American Samoa, died April 2, a biologist working with the Nightstalkers, researches juries sustained when enemy forces using in Mosul, when his unit was attacked by a scientifi c answer to the vampire problem, Blade and small arms fi re attacked his unit. Ridgley enemy forces using small arms fi re. Tavae his comrades take a more hands-on approach against Drake and his minions, including Danica Talos (Parker was assigned to the Army’s 3rd Battalion, was assigned to the Army’s 1st Battalion, Posey), Asher (Callum Keith Rennie), and Grimwood 21st Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade, 25th 5th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat (Triple H.). Infantry Division (Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, Fort Lewis. Hide and Seek (R), A newly-single father discovers his Team), Fort Lewis, Wash. Sgt. James A. Sherrill, 27, of Ekron, daughter is caught up in a web of evil in this thriller. Sgt. 1st Class Robbie D. McNary, 42, of Ky., died Sunday, in Bayji, Iraq, when an David Callaway (Robert De Niro) has been left to raise Lewistown, Mont., died March 31, in Hawi- improvised explosive device detonated his nine-year-old daughter, Emily (Dakota Fanning), on his own after the unexpected death of his wife. David jah, Iraq, from injuries sustained while near his military vehicle. Sherrill was is at fi rst amused to discover that Emily has created performing combat operations. McNary was assigned to the Army National Guard’s an imaginary friend named “Charlie,” but it isn’t long assigned to the Army National Guard’s 1st 2113th Transportation Company, Pa- before “Charlie” develops a sinister and violent side, Battalion, 163rd Mechanized Infantry Regi- ducah, Ky. and as David struggles with his daughter’s growing emotional problems, he comes to the frightening realization that “Charlie” isn’t just a fi gment of Emily’s DONATIONS from Page 3 imagination. Hide and Seek also stars Famke Janssen, Dylan Baker and Amy Irving. way to help someone on Ebeye is to I regularly brief visitors about the The Rich is temporarily out of service due to help them individually and locally value that USAKA provides to the technical issues. through personal relations. This is Marshallese, but I haven’t found a generally much more effective than way to quantify the love and respect large projects.” our community regularly demon- Do you like sports? Coffey said, “This was one of the strates for our hosts and neigh- The Hourglass is most heartening things I have seen bors. I think that besides working during my tenure here and it makes the trailer issue, the best that we looking for a volunteer me proud of the USAKA community can do to help is to work with the sports reporter. and proud to be an American. Despite Marshallese to improve their capac- politics and rhetoric, people all over ity to respond to emergencies and Call Nell Drumheller, the world, including Ebeye, know that to continue to be good neighbors 52114. Americans are good neighbors and should the needs ever outweigh can be counted on in times of need. their capacity to respond again.” The Kwajalein Hourglass 8 Saturday, April 9, 2005 All AFN programming is subject to change due to DS3 availability. Sunday, April 10 Time Channel 9 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 17 Channel 20 Channel 23 Channel 26 Channel 35 AFN Prime AFN Sports AFN News Roller/Prime AFN Spectrum AFN Movies AFN Family AFN Direct to Sports Sailors 12:00AM The Late Show MLB BET Nightly News Roller Wrestlemania XXI Movie: (Continued) Disney’s Doug Law & Order 12:30AM The Late Late Show Cleveland Indians Tavis Smiley Late Night with Movie: <:46> Wild Thornberrys with Craig Ferguson 1:00AM at Detroit Tigers CNN Saturday Conan O’Brien The Birds Fairly Oddparents Headline News 1:30AM Dennis Miller Open House J.A.G. Rugrats Saturday Night Live 2:00AM Real Pro Wrestling Bulls & Bears Fairly Oddparents 2:30AM Countdown With Cavuto on Business Seinfeld Atomic Betty Keith Olbermann 3:00AM SportsCenter Forbes on FOX The Daily Show Movie: Xiaolin Showdown Kickin’ It 3:30AM Access Hollywood Cashin’ In Blind Date Happy Gilmore School Survival

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4:30AM Entertainment NBA Denver Nuggets Conan O’Brien Movie: <:45> Phil of the Future Studios at Minnesota 5:00AM Good Morning Cleveland Cavaliers Weekend Live Timberwolves Breathing Space The Shawshank Sesame Street NASCAR Yoga America at Redemption Craftsman Trucks 5:30AM with Tony Snow Carribean Workout Philadelphia 76ers Kroger 250 Wall Street Journal Body Shaping Barney & Friends 6:00AM

6:30AM Headline News SportsCenter Every Woman Clifford 7:00AM Miss Spider ESPNews Next @ CNN Beautiful Homes Movie: Funniest Animals 7:30AM Lazy Town PGA Tour PGA Tour Curb Appeal Gorillas in the Mist Animal Videos Hour of Power The Masters 8:00AM Farily Oddparents The Masters FOX News Live Landscaper’s Lilo & Stitch Celebration of Victory Challenge Third Round 8:30AM Atomic Betty Third Round Weekend Warriors Maya & Miguel Coral Ridge Hour 9:00AM Xiaolin Showdown Clean House Movie: <10> Static Shock Christopher Closeup 9:30AM School Survival Fast Times at The Winx Club Cafe Video 10:00AM Unfabulous Studio 5 BBQ with Bobby Ridgemont High Hi Hi Puffy Headline News

10:30AM Switched! McLaughlin Group $40 A Day Power Rangers Army Newswatch 11:00AM Radio Free Rosco College Hockey Capital Gang 50 Most Movie: Dragonball GT NBA 11:30AM American Adventurer NCAA Frozen Four Wicked Women of The Thing Justice League Philadelphia 76ers Teams TBD Primetime at 12:00PM Access Hollywood Washington Week Roller Movie: <50> Teen Kids News Washington 12:30PM Weekend Headline News He Got Game Cyberchase Wizards 1:00PM Survivor: Palau Larry King Live Biography Endurance 1:30PM Nelson Mandela Blake Holsey High ESPNews 2:00PM Movie: NBA AT Large with Grand Ole Opry Funniest Animals 2:30PM Xxx Houston Rockets Geraldo Rivera Live Wild America 3:00PM at Dateline Star Trek: Voyager Movie: <:08> Discovery Kids Mrs. America International 3:30PM Phoenix Suns The Lost Boys Pageant

Movie: <:15> Big Story Weekend Ripley’s Believe It Hercules 4:00PM 4:30PM Above the Rim SportsCenter with Rita Cosby Or Not Best Of 5:00PM CNN Saturday Night Fear Factor Movie: Disney’s Doug Frontier House

5:30PM My Best Friend’s Wild Thornberrys 6:00PM King of Queens FOX News Live Wedding Fairly Oddparents Motorweek 6:30PM That 70’s Show The Outdoorsman Whose Line Is It? Rugrats Ebert & Roeper 7:00PM According to Jim MLB Headline News The Road to Movie: Movie: The Apprentice 7:30PM Half & Half Kansas City Royals Navy/Marine Corps Stardom All About the The Even Stevens 8:00PM Wife Swap at Chris Matthews Tru Calling Benjamin’s Movie Andromeda 8:30PM L.A. Angels Of Navy/Marine Corps Movie: <:52> Movie: 9:00PM Law & Order Anaheim 20/20 Strong Medicine Butterfl y Effect Chicken Run Headline News

9:30PM ESPNews 10:00PM Window on the Atoll SportsCenter Beltway Boys Friends American Idol: 9 Judging Amy Contestants Perform 10:30PM Saturday Night Live FOX News Watch Seinfeld 11:00PM HBO Boxing FOX & Friends Soccer: Chivas USA Road Rules Movie: American Idol Movie: 11:30PM at San Jose Punk’d The Game The Simpsons Cast Away Saturday, April 9, 2005 9 The Kwajalein Hourglass All AFN programming is subject to change due to DS3 availability. Monday, April 11 Time Channel 9 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 17 Channel 20 Channel 23 Channel 26 Channel 35 AFN Prime AFN Sports AFN News Roller/Prime AFN Spectrum AFN Movies AFN Family AFN Direct to Sports Sailors 12:00AM Kickin It HBO Boxing Fox & Friends Soccer: Chivas USA Mad TV Movie: (Continued) Futurama Movie: (Continued) 12:30AM at San Jose Movie: <:51>Futurama Cast Away 1:00AM Basic Training ESPNews CBS News Sunday SportsCenter The Road to Batman Fairly Oddparents 1:30AM Mail Call NBA Matchup Morning Stardom Rugrats Scrubs

2:00AM J.A.G. Sports Reporters Roller Tru Calling Movie: King of the Hill 2:30AM SportsCenter Face the Nation The Even Stevens Access Hollwood 3:00AM Movie: Headline News Strong Medicine Movie: Movie Weekend 3:30AM Shine Navy/Marine Corps All About the Movie: Black Forum 4:00AM Late Edition With NBA Friends Benjamin’s Chicken Run ESPNews Wolf Blitzer 4:30AM Baseball Tonight Houston Rockets Seinfeld Movie: <:52> NASCAR Nextel 5:00AM Headline News PBA Tour: Dexter at Breathing Space Butterfl y Effect Sesame Street Cup Tournament of Yoga Phoenix Suns Advance Auto Parts 5:30AM Hour of Power Champions Carribean Workout 500 6:00AM Celebration of Victory FOX News Live ESPNews Area Barney & Friends 6:30AM Coral Ridge Hour PGA Tour PGA Tour Clifford The Masters 7:00AM Christopher Closeup The Masters Swamp Critters Movie: Sylvester & Tweety Final Round 7:30AM Arthur Final Round Harvest Say Anything Scooby Doo

8:00AM Calilou Meet the Press Music and the. . . Magic School Bus

8:30AM Arthur Real Videos Movie: <:55> The Jetsons 9:00AM Movie: FNS with Chris Latin Lifestyles Shoot To Kill House of Mouse ESPNews 9:30AM Pixel Perfect Wallace Urban Style Animaniacs 10:00AM Tim Russert Fantasy Camp Ed, Edd & Eddy SportsCenter 10:30AM Spongebob Roker on the Road Filmore 11:00AM Motorweek Baseball Tonight People in the News Radical Sabatical Movie: Walk in Your Shoes Emeril Live 11:30AM Ebert & Roeper All American Forever Young Funniest Animals Festivals 12:00PM Movie: MLB This Week NHRA Drag Racing Mrs. America NBA Inside Stuff That 70’s Show 12:30PM Groundhog Day Chicago White Sox O’Reilly Spring Pageant Movie: <:56> Happy Days Wheel of Fortune 1:00PM at Dateline Nationals Mary Reilly Movie: Dr Phil 1:30PM Movie: <:50> Minnesota Twins International The Best Of The Lion Kings

2:00PM Grease CNN Sunday Night ESPNews Frontier House Oprah Winfrey

2:30PM . Movie: <:41> Movie: 3:00PM SportsCenter CNN Presents Meet the Press Basic Traning Seven A Knight In Camelot NBC Nightly News 3:30PM Mail Call Judge Judy 4:00PM The Apprentice Larry King Live Headline News J.A.G. Disney’s Doug Charmed 4:30PM Baseball Tonight ESPNews Wild Thornberrys

5:00PM Andromeda 60 Minutes Roller The Best Of Movie: Fairly Oddparents The Amazing Race 5:30PM SportsCenter Good Eats Shine Rugrats 6:00PM Headline News FOX Magazine My Wife and Kids The Jeff Corwin Funniest Videos

6:30PM Window on the Atoll King of the Hill Experience Growing Pains 7:00PM Judging Amy AFL Beltway Boys Girlfriends Movie: America’s Funniest Third Watch 7:30PM Philadelphia Soul FOX News Watch All of Us Schindler’s List Home Videos 8:00PM Movie: at Bulls & Bears The Amazing Race Everwood Jeopardy 8:30PM Cast Away Colorado Crush Cavuto on Business Headline News 9:00PM Forbes on FOX Window In Review Joan of ArcadiaESPNews 1997

9:30PM Cashin’ In Roller Navy/Marine Corps 10:00PM SportsCenter Dateline NBC Friends Movie: <:15> The Cosby Show 60 Minutes 10:30PM Scrubs Lost in Space Home Improvement 11:00PM King of the Hill American Morning Saturday Night Touched by an Without a Trace Live 11:30PM Access Hollywood Baseball Tonight Angel The Kwajalein Hourglass 10 Saturday, April 9, 2005 All AFN programming is subject to change due to DS3 availability. Tuesday, April 12 Time Channel 9 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 17 Channel 20 Channel 23 Channel 26 Channel 35 AFN Prime AFN Sports AFN News Roller/Prime AFN Spectrum AFN Movies AFN Family AFN Direct to Sports Sailors 12:00AM Access Hollywood Baseball Tonight American Morning Roller The X-Files Movie: (Continued) Fairly Oddparents E.R. 12:30AM Black Forum Champ Car World Movie: <:36> Rugrats 1:00AM Passions Series Girlfreinds The Player The Jeff Corwin Pacifi c Report 1:30AM Toyota Grand Prix All of Us Experience Tonight Show

2:00AM Third Watch FOX News Live The Amazing Race America’s Funniest with Jay Leno 2:30AM 54321 Movie: <:50> Home Videos The Late Show 3:00AM Law & Order SportsCenter The Abominable Everwood w/ David Letterman 3:30AM Dr. Phibes The Late Late Show 4:00AM The Simpsons Friends Joan of Arcadia with Craig Ferguson 4:30AM Raymond HBO World Boxing Movie: <:39> Dennis Miller 5:00AM Charmed Dateline NBC Breathing Space Lost in Space Sesame Street Yoga 5:30AM Carribean Workout Countdown with Keith Olbermann 6:00AM Today ESPNews FOX News Live Body Shaping Barney & Friends 6:30AM MLB Tipical Mary Ellen Clifford Access Hollywood 7:00AM N.Y. Yankees Studio B with The View True Hollywood Dragon Tales Headline News 7:30AM at Shepard Smith Stories Bob the Builder Entertainment Studios Boston Red Sox 8:00AM Wheel of Fortune Your World with Emeril Live Hollywood Stories Sesame Street ESPNews 8:30AM Dr. Phil <8:26> Neil Cavuto E.T. Specials Headline News 9:00AM Oprah Winfrey Connected: 30 Minute Meals Movie: Movie: Good Morning <9:20> Coast to Coast 9:30AM Paula’s Home Cruel Justice Madeline America Cooking

10:00AM Guiding Light SportsCenter Headline News Designer’s <10:20> Challange

10:30AM NBC Nightly News Fashion Emergency Movie: <:42> Animaniacs 11:00AM General Hospital ABC World News MLB The Soup Jaws Animaniacs Emeril Live 11:30AM <11:10> MLB CBS Evening News Philadelphia Phillies King of Queens Animaniacs 12:00PM Bulletin Board Washington The Newshour at That 70’s Show Animaniacs That 70’s Show Nationals 12:30PM Judge Judy with Jim Lehrer Florida Marlins Girlfriends Animaniacs Wheel of Fortune at 1:00PM Today Hannity & Colmes Charmed Movie: Animaniacs Dr Phil Atlanta Braves 1:30PM ESPNews Peggy Sue Got Movie: 2:00PM Fox Report with Strong Medicine Married Tourist Trap Oprah Winfrey

2:30PM Baseball Tonight Shepard Smith Movie: <:47> 3:00PM Aladdin SportsCenter Lou Dobbs Tonight ABC World News Passions The Untouchables Funniest Videos NBC Nightly News 3:30PM Spongebob ESPNews Growing Pains Judge Judy 4:00PM Mucha Lucha FLW Outdoors Larry King Live CBS Evening News Third Watch Pokemon Charmed 4:30PM Kim Possible NBC Nightly News Yu-Gi-Oh! 5:00PM Jeopardy NASCAR Nation Newsnight Roller Law & Order Acess Hollywood Disney’s Doug Strong Medicine 5:30PM Access Hollywood with Aaron Brown Weekend Wild Thornberrys 6:00PM Window on the Atoll SportsCenter BET Nightly News The Simpsons E.T. Weekend Fairly Oddparents Funniest Videos 6:30PM Pacifi c Report Tavis Smiley Raymond Rugrats Growing Pains 7:00PM 60 Minutes NFL Europe Hardball Charmed Movie: Lizzie McGuire Third Watch 7:30PM Cologne with Chris Matthews All About the The Brothers Garcia Centurians at 8:00PM Without a Trace O’Reilly Factor Law & Order Benjamins Smallville Jeopardy Rhein Fire 8:30PM Movie: <:52> Headline News 9:00PM E.R. Nightline Monster House Butterfl y Effect Boy Meets World ESPNews 9:30PM Business Report Boy Meets World Headline News 10:00PM Pacifi c Report SportsCenter FOX & Friends First Friends The Cosby Show 7th Heaven 10:30PM Tonight Show Seinfeld Home Improvement 11:00PM W/ Jay Leno MLB American Morning Seinfeld Movie: Touched by Movie: 11:30PM The Late Show Blue Jays at A’s Blind Date Ghostbusters an Angel Scooby-Doo Saturday, April 9, 2005 11 The Kwajalein Hourglass All AFN programming is subject to change due to DS3 availability. Wednesday, April 13 Time Channel 9 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 17 Channel 20 Channel 23 Channel 26 Channel 35 AFN Prime AFN Sports AFN News Roller/Prime AFN Spectrum AFN Movies AFN Family AFN Direct to Sports Sailors 12:00AM The Late Show MLB (Continued) American Morning Roller Late Night with Movie: (Continued) Disney’s Doug Movie: (Continued) 12:30AM The Late Late Show Blue Jays at A’s Conan O’Brien Movie: <:56> Wild Thornberrys The Simpsons 1:00AM with Craig Ferguson Charmed Dr. No Fairly Oddparents Pacifi c Report 1:30AM Dennis Miller Rugrats Tonight Show 2:00AM ESPNews FOX News Live Law & Order Lizzie McGuire w/ Jay Leno 2:30AM Countdown With Baseball Tonight The Brothers Garcia The Late Show Keith Olbermann w/ David Letterman 3:00AM SportsCenter Monster HouseMovie: Smallville 3:30AM Access Hollywood All About the The Late Late Show 4:00AM Headline News ESPNews Friends Benjamins Boy Meets World w/ Craig Ferguson 4:30AM Entertainment Baseball Tonight Seinfeld Movie: <:52> Boy Meets World Dennis Miller Studios Butterfl y Effect 5:00AM ESPNews NBA Inside Stuff Dayside with Breating Space Yoga Sesame Street 5:30AM Headline News Gillette World Sport Linda Vester Caribbean Workout Countdown With Keith Olbermann 6:00AM Today MLB FOX News Live Body Shaping Barney & Friends 6:30AM San Diego Padres Tipical Mary Ellen Clifford Access Hollywood 7:00AM at Studio B with The View Acess Hollywood Dragon Tales Headline News 7:30AM Chicago Cubs Shepard Smith Weekend Bob the Builder Entertainment Studios 8:00AM Wheel of Fortune Your World with Emeril Live E.T. Weekend Sesame Street ESPNews 8:30AM Dr. Phil <8:26> Neil Cavuto Specials Headline News 9:00AM Oprah Winfrey Around the Horn Connected: 30 Minute Meals Movie: Movie: Good Morning <9:20> 9:30AM PTI Coast to Coast Sweet Dreams Danielle Steel’s My Neighbor America Daddy 10:00AM Guiding Light SportsCenter Headline News Best For Less Totoro <10:20> 10:30AM NBC Nightly News Stripped Movie: <50> Spongebob 11:00AM General Hospital ABC World News NBA E! News Live He Said, She Said Spongebob Emeril Live 11:30AM <11:10> Wire to Wire CBS Evening News Boston Celtics King of Queens Spongebob 12:00PM Bulletin Board MLB The Newshour at That 70’s Show Spongebob That 70’s Show 12:30PM Judge Judy Teams TBD with Jim Lehrer Philadelphia 76ers Girlfriends Sagwa Wheel of Fortune 1:00PM Today Hannity & Colmes Charmed Movie: Spongebob Dr Phil 1:30PM ESPNews Single White Movie: The 2:00PM Fox Report with PTI Strong Medicine Female Principle Takes a Oprah Winfrey

2:30PM Shepard Smith ESPNews Movie: <:53> Holiday 3:00PM I Spy SportsCenter Lou Dobbs Tonight ABC World News Passions Sabrina Funniest Videos NBC Nightly News 3:30PM Animaniacs ESPNews Growing Pains Judge Judy 4:00PM All Grown Up ESPNews Larry King Live CBS Evening News Third Watch Pokemon Charmed 4:30PM Teen Kids News Baseball Tonight NBC Nightly News Yu-Gi-Oh! 5:00PM Jeopardy NASCAR Nation Newsnight Roller Law & Order The Entertainers Disney’s Doug Strong Medicine 5:30PM Headline News SportsCenter with Aaron Brown Wild Thornberrys 6:00PM Bulletin Board BET Nightly News The Simpsons Behind the Scenes Farily Oddparents Funniest Videos 6:30PM Pacifi c Report Tavis Smiley Raymond E.T. Rugrats Growing Pains 7:00PM 7th Heaven NASCAR Nextel Hardball Star Trek: Enterprise Movie: The Proud Family Third Watch Life as a House 7:30PM Cup with Chris Matthews Zero Hour The Amanda Show

8:00PM Movie: Advance Auto O’Reilly Factor C.S.I. Miami Everwood Jeopardy 8:30PM Scooby-Doo Parts 500 Headline News 9:00PM Nightline WWE Raw! Movie: <:15> Sister, Sister ESPNews 9:30PM The Simpsons Business Report Double Team Sister, Sister Pacifi c Report 10:00PM Pacifi c Report FOX and Friends The Cosby Show That 70’s Show 10:30PM Tonight Show First Home Improvement The Simple Life W/ Jay Leno 11:00PM SportsCenter American Morning The Daily Show Movie: Touched by an Extreme Makeover Home 11:30PM The Late Show Blind Date Money Talks Angel The Kwajalein Hourglass 12 Saturday, April 9, 2005 HELP WANTED computer skills. HR Req. K030688 Café Pacifi c KRS has the following job openings. For contract ASSISTANT CYS ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR, CYS hire positions, call Marie Wininger, 51300. For Education. Part time. Perform duties under the general all others, call Jack Riordan, 55154. Full job direction of the youth activities director. Responsible for descriptions and requirements are on line or at operation of the Youth Center and other activities and Human Resources, Building 700. programs. Must have excellent communication skills. Requires child care clearance. HR Req. K030697. NURSE MANAGER. Contract position. HR Req. 030887. IVEY GYM ATTENDANT. Recreation Activities. Casual position. HR Req. K030694. VETERINARY TECHNICIAN II. HR Req. 030889. TRAFFIC AGENT, CDC Airfield Operations. Responsible MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. Contract position. HR Req. to ensure safe and timely loading and unloading of 030877. commercial and military aircraft and cargo aircraft. Conduct emergency ticketing, utilize airline-style SUPERVISOR, Medical Laboratory. Contract position. computer systems for cargo and passenger processing HR Req. 030881. and accountability. Must have strong verbal and written RADAR ENGINEER. Contract position. HR Req. communication skills. Must have strong customer Lunch 030875. service skills. HR Req. K030685. Sun Carved top sirloin MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR. Contract position. HR FIELD ENGINEER II, PLOPS. Contract position. HR Teriyaki chicken Req. 030871. Req. 030791. Mussels in wine sauce Grill: Brunch station open EQUIPMENT REPAIR TECHNICIAN III. Contract MECHANIC I, Automotive. Three positions. Full time. position. HR Req. 030873. Requires at least one year of work experience with Mon Maple glazed roast pork light-duty vehicles. Sufficient education to be able to Turkey pot pie PROJECT CONTROLS ENGINEER II. Contract position. communicate in English with reasonable fluency. HR Strawberry crepes HR Req. 030662. Req. K030641 and K030653. Baked red snapper Grill: Brunch station open TRAFFIC AGENT I. Contract position. HR Req. 030658. AUTO BODY TECHNICIAN I, Automotive. Full time. Replace, repair and adjust auto body parts as required. CASHIERS, Tape Escape. Casual. Tues Roast chicken with gravy Must be able to use dust, welding and half-mask Buffalo ranch stew CARPENTER I, Roi Operations. Ennibur residents respirators. Requires sufficient education to be able Grill: Girabaldi sub sandwich should apply to Floyd Corder, operations manager. to communicate in English with reasonable fluency. HR Wed Smoked barbecued briskit Req. K030640. Herb baked wings ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN I, Retail Merchandising. Grill: Cheese sandwich Part time (10-20 hours per week). Access, diagnosis, MECHANIC II. Full time. HR Req. K030642. order parts and repair electronic merchandise. Thur Salisbury steak with gravy WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR. HR Req. 030466. Bratwurst and sauerkraut GENERAL MAINTENANCE I, Roi Operations. Full HARDWARE ENGINEER III, Tradex. Contract position. Turkey cordon bleu time. Enniburr residents should apply to Floyd Corder, Full time. Education required: BSEE. Education desired: operations manager. Seafood stir-fry MSEE. HR Req. 030691. Grill: Bean/cheese quesadillas ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I, Security. Full time. TRADEX RECEIVER ENGINEER. Full time. Contract Fri Honey mustard chicken Pick-up service orders from KRS Work Control and position. Education required: BSEE. HR Req. 030691. Vegetarian chow mein ensure proper tracking of service orders. Schedule/ Shrimp foo yung coordinate appointments with site personnel for Grill: Monte Cristo wrap locksmith services. Coordinate travel and logistics April 16 Braised turkey arrangements for outer-island work activity. Maintain Drumettes in gravy key tracking database and generate various forms/ Parmesan breaded cod reports relative to key control activities. Order lock Beef broccoli stir-fry shop hardware and maintain lock shop supply inventory Grill: French bread pizza database. Required to also cross-train to perform very basic locksmith functions such as using key cutting devices to make new/duplicate keys and printing Dinner lock cylinders. Must work after hours in emergency Tonight Stir-fry to order situations. HR Req. K030722. Pork loin Protestant services MAIL CLERK, Postal Services. Full time. Process Szechuan chicken incoming and outgoing mail and work in a finance Sunday, 8 and 10:45 a.m., Baked sweet-and-sour tofu window. Maintain files for registered mail. Rotation to Roi in the chapel. Sun Smothered beef steak required. Handle claims, supplies and documentation. Roi-Namur service at 4 p.m. Blackened mahi mahi Must be in good physical condition and able to move Italian pizza up to 70 lbs. Requires good communication skills. HR Chicken chop suey Req. K030707. Sunday school for all ages 9:15 a.m., in the REB. Mon Pasta bar CARPENTER I, Roi Ops. Full time. Enniburr residents Italian meatballs should apply to Roi Operations office. HR Req. Eggplant Parmesan K030716. Catholic services Turkey tetrazzini Saturday Mass, IT HELP DESK TECHNICIAN I. RMI position. Must have Tues Huli huli chicken 5:30 p.m., in the main chapel. Pork adobo strong knowledge, training and experience in computer repair, maintenance and software troubleshooting. Will Sunday Mass Korean spicy tofu provide telephone technical assistance to Kwajalein 7 a.m., small chapel Soyu ono user community to resolve computer problems. Strong Weds Prime rib of beef communication skills are required. HR Req. K030723. 9:15 a.m., main chapel Chicken breasts Mass on Roi at 11:30 a.m. Pasta a la pesto ACCOUNTING CLERK II, CDC Finance. Full time. Duties Thurs Thai grilled chicken include data entry, receive payroll edits and timecards, clerical and office tasks as required. Requires good For more information, Spicy beef curry written and verbal English communication, service and call the Chapel, 53505. Ahi with papaya sauce Indonesian pasta

Saturday, April 9, 2005 13 The Kwajalein Hourglass The Small Arms Range will be in operation Wednesday, 7 a.m.-noon. All water craft operators observe the red fl ags at the southwest end of the island. Questions, call, 54448.

totally self-sufficient, very quiet. Call 51427 or 51356W. BOY SCOUT pants, like new, size 14, $15; Sony tape cassette/radio, $40; twin-size dust ruffles, new, never used, $25; twin-size blanket, $10; candleholder with hurricane globe, crystal, holds various size candles, $20; Ansley china accent pieces, cottage garden-style, heart dishes, $25; frame, $25; dog bed, very soft, $30. Call 53627. PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK I RMI position. Full information, call 51508. time. Adequate knowledge of KEAMS desired. HR Req. BOY’S 2T-3T pullups, $12; potty training video and KWAJALEIN POLICE DEPARTMENT: K030630. books, $5; two steel 120 CF with pin valve, recently inspected, $125. Call 51359. SAN JUAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: PROPERTY CONTROL MANAGER. Administer the acquisition, accountability, utilization and disposal of 36' CATAMARAN (Fusion) in the water and ready to sail. U.S. government property assigned to Kwajalein Police ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. Part time to start (20-30 Includes 15 hp Mercury kicker, GPS, CD stereo, solar Department. Monitor in-stock inventory levels and per week). Assist office manager with filing, data entry, panels, fresh water shower, awning, haulout trailer, initiate replenishment orders for replacement supplies payroll, time sheets and other administrative duties as propane barbecue, swim ladder, sails (main, Genoa, and materials. Perform physical inventory counts. needed to support personnel and government contracts. staysail, spinnaker) boathouse and a bonus new 12' Purchasing, supply and KEAMS experience preferred. Must be computer literate. Knowledge of Microsoft hard bottom dinghy with 9.9 hp Yamaha, $22,000. Call Applications are available in the KPD administrative Office required. Call Tammie Cotton, 51006. 59576 or 50783. office, Building 835. Applications are due by April 14. COMMUNITY BANK: For more information, call Lt. Travis Coldwell, 54429. CHILD’S CAR SEAT, used two times, paid $100, will sell for $40. Call 52415. PART-TIME TELLER. Successful candidates should RECORDS MANAGER. Management and processing have previous banking, credit union or cash handling of military police records, violation notices, blotters and TWO WHITE/BLUE Huffy bicycles, one year old, $20 experience. Candidates must also have the ability to daily journals. Must have knowledge and experience each; two float vests, like new, $15 each; patio table quickly and accurately handle transactions, communicate using Microsoft Office and record databases. Must and four chairs, $25. Call 52658. effectively and possess a strong desire to learn. For have excellent verbal/written communications skills. consideration, send resumé to Allison.Villarreal@bank- Applications are available in the KPD administration 19' POWERBOAT with 100 hp Yamaha four-stroke, 9.9 of-america.jp or call 52152. Community Bank is an equal office, Building 835. Applications are due by April 14. kicker, trailer, boat lot 55, shack with electric and water, opportunity employer. For details, call Lt. Travis Coldwell, 54429. $13,000 or best offer. Call Brian, 52435. MIT/LINCOLN LABORATORIES: WANTED COMPUTER and MONITOR, $200; computer desk, $50; dehumidifier, $50 each; large wooden storage cabinet, SITE SECRETARY. Secretarial/administrative support OUTBOARD MOTOR, 35-50 hp, in good condition. Call $50; picnic table, $25; glass patio table with chairs, $25; tasks for site manager. Prepare presentation material, 52592 or 54835. wheelbarrow, $10; ladies’ golf club, $75; lots of plants. answer phones, handle classified material, maintain Call 52637. files and office supplies, schedule meetings and assist 16 MM FILM projector to borrow or use in your company. with travel arrangements. Must possess or be able to I have come across some 16 mm footage of Kwajalein in MINI-BAR counter, $30; 10' x 11' brown rug, $15; kitchen obtain security clearance. Proficiency with MS Office 1944 during the battle and would like to see it. Call Jon, aid mixer stand, $10; bookcase, $20; recumbent bicycle, and Adobe products required. Must have knowledge 52338 or leave a message. needs rear wheel, $150; large entertainment center, 5' or willingness to learn webpage design/maintenance. FOUND 10" long x 2'1" deep x 6' 2" high, with mirrored shelves Graphic arts experience preferred. Strong secretarial and storage cabinets on the back, $200; aluminum front skills, self-confidence, mature judgement, conscientious, BOOGIE BOARD on Emon Beach after Music Fest. Call rim, $10; CD player with dual-cassette, will not record, cooperative and responsible attitude is a must. Must be 51359. $20. Call 53578. able to organize work in changing environment. Submit resumé by April 16 to Lyn Long, MIT/Lincoln Laboratory, TWO DIVE KNIVES at Emon Beach dip tank. Call QUEEN-SIZE water bed with extras; entertainment P.O. Box 58, Local. 52073. center for TV up to 36"; beautiful longboard, no digs or scratches; bike trailer; outdoor furniture, six chairs and AIRSCAN PACIFIC: ITEMS FOUND AT Music Festival. Folding chair with two tables. Everything in great condition. Call 58669. foot rest, silver mug, black fanny pack and pair of swim PAYROLL COORDINATOR. Full time. Background in goggles. Call Jim, 53500. 25" COLOR TV, $175. Call 53723 and leave a payroll required. Must have experience with MS Word message. and Excel. Must have good communication skills and PATIO SALES ability to organize/prioritize tasks. Responsible for all BIKES, men’s and women’s, good condition. Call aspects of payroll/timekeeping including, but not limited MONDAY, 7 a.m.-noon, Qtrs. 128-D. PCS sale. No early 56166. birds. to, entry, auditing, training, preparation of allotment ROLLING ISLAND with four TV trays and two stools, checks and tax payments. Experience with organizing MONDAY, 7:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Qtrs. 442-B. Three-family $50; set of three bar stools, hunter green with natural travel preferred. Send resumé to [email protected] sale. Home electronics, kitchen items, clothing, top, $40; wood dressing mirror on stand, $30; iron .army.mil. aquarium, toys. and wood lawn bench with two side tables, $30; large 3D RTS WEATHER STATION: FOR SALE desert rose, $35. Call 58222. MEN’S RING, 14K and black onyx, paid $150, will sell ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN. Training and experience SONY VCR, $60; TaylorMade graphite 4 iron, $10; 128 for $80. Call 58954, after 5 p.m. in radar maintenance repair are critical. Work with MB compact flash cards, $30; 16 MB compact flash weather radars preferred. 3D maintenance technicians card, $15; Avernate CF card reader (USB), $35; Zio CF 16' NACRA CAT. Brand new mylar sails and will survey, install, maintain and repair a wide variety of card reader (USB), $20; Wide Optic depth finder with all the equipment needed to sail, $1,400 or scientific instrumentation and communication systems. power cables and portable transom mounting clamp, best offer. Call Terry, 52166, or e-mail Jason at Background in telemetry, analog and digital circuitry, $150; Fluval 203 aquarium filter, $25; Sea and Sea [email protected]. PC and UNIX operating systems highly desired. 3D MX10 underwater camera, $100. Call 52609. is an equal opportunity employer and offers a highly PCS SALE. Ladies’ starter golf clubs, bag and cart, competitive salary and benefits package. For more 100-GALLON show aquarium with custom oak cabinet, The Kwajalein Hourglass 14 Saturday, April 9, 2005 $50; Wilson swing-trainer hinged 7-iron, $10; computer hutch with wheeled chair, $30; Toastmaster toaster oven, $20; Panasonic microwave, $30; rollerblading outfit: men’s size 10 pro boot, all pads and carrying bag, $100; fishing rod and spinning wheel, new, $25; Gateway computer tower, lots of room, $10. Call 54364. CUSTOM ELECTRIC Soprano ukulele, made in Germany, includes Fender amplifier, cord, lesson The National Honor book, compact disc lessons and carrying case, $225. Call 50010. Society Coffee Shop COMMUNITY NOTICES is April 17, GPS ENDORSEMENT class for extended B-boat 5-11 p.m., license is tonight, 6:30 p.m. Space is limited. Sign up early at Small Boat Marina. in the MP Room. THE FINAL championship swim meet of the season Enjoy great coffee is Monday, 9 a.m., at the family pool. Go Barracudas! Go Makos! and entertainment. KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB’S monthly meeting is Proceeds benefi t Monday. A skippers’ meeting will be held at 1 p.m. next to Small Boat Marina. NHS projects. BATIK CLASS by award-winning batik artist, Denise Dorn-Spurlock is Tuesday thru May 10. These are evening classes. Class is limited to 10 students. Explore the ancient medium of batik using traditional dying methods on fine cotton and silk. For information, call Angie, 51078. GEORGE SIETZ CARNIVAL is KINDERGARTEN, FIRST GRADE concert is Thursday, 7 p.m., in the MP Room. Kindergarten will perform Sunday, 3:30-6:30 p.m., “Friends” and first grade will perform “Goin’ Buggy.” in the MP Room. Tickets ATTENTION KWAJALEIN/Ebeye juniors, seniors and high school graduates. Following is the schedule for on sale all week after the Armed Services Vocation Aptitude Battery student and enlistment tests in Kwajalein Atoll. Ebeye student school or call Cindy at test is Friday, 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., in the Ebeye multi- purpose building. Kwajalein student test, April 16, 8 51128. a.m. and 1 p.m. in CRC Room 6. Job Corps test is April 16, 1 p.m., in Job Corps Center. Ebeye enlistment test is April 18, 8 p.m., at Ebeye Multi-Purpose Center. QUALIFYING ROUNDS for men for the Coral Open Golf Tournament Mixed Horse Race may be played between April 17 and May 17. Women may sign up with Pam Frase. The Horse Race will be May 25 at 4: 30 p.m. For additional information, see the notices at the golf course or call Pam Frase, 54678H. THE RC RACE has been rescheduled for April 18. There will be two categories for buggy and trucks. A third category will be added for other than Nitro vehicles. Awards, music and fun for the family. Practice time is 11 a.m.-noon. Start time is noon. Request your seats from Aviation Department to attend. For more information, call Ozzy Velez, 56013, after work hours. SCHOOL ADVISORY Council meets April 20, 7 p.m., in the elementary school music room. The public is invited. Questions? Call 53761. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY meets April 21, 4:30 p.m., at the Vets’ Hall. KWAJALEIN SWIM Team is seeking individuals willing to serve on the board or provide computer support for Summer jobs that is! the 2005-2006 swim season. Call Valerie Hill, 58121, prior to the April 25 elections. ATTENTION ALL KRS Team parents of high school High school juniors, seniors and college students: seniors. For everything you need to know to PCS your Are you looking for a summer job? child off to college, go to the following hyperlink: K: KRS has a variety of summer openings for administrative/clerical \HRInfo\Map for College Student PCS Process.doc, or call 53989. work, computer technician assistants, AFN video assistant, Travel offi ce clerk and positions working with children. SIGN UP for Grace Sherwood Library’s book draw this month of Kevin Henkes’s Caldecott winner, “Kitten’s For more information, come to Human Resources in First Full Moon,” and in honor of poetry month, Emily Building 700, or call 54916. Dickenson’s Selected Poems. Register now thru April 25. Saturday, April 9, 2005 15 The Kwajalein Hourglass A mother’s bravery

(Photo by Michael Saks) During the initial weeks of construction at the new sanctuary, until fi nally, trenching had encircled her leafy Automotive Vehicle Paint and Prep Shop, San Juan haven. Construction crews noticed that they had a special Never wavering, this proud mother-to-be protected her visitor. egg even as the roar of machinery was within feet of her. Perched in the sheltering limbs of a tree on the perimeter San Juan employees spared no effort to ensure that the of the jobsite was an expectant mother, protecting a impact of construction was as minimal as possible, and solitary egg. are proud to announce that the new arrival is doing well For days, the construction grew ever closer to her and appears ready for fl ight any day!

Roi softball results

The Roi softball champion will be held next week. For more information, call Tim Lykes at 56580. Marina...... 7 4 0 Third Island ...... 5 5 0 Roi Auto...... 6 4 0 Roi Rats...... 5 6 0 FOM...... 6 5 0 Kemtake...... 3 8 0

WEATHER COURTESY OF RTS WEATHER Sun • Moon • Tides

Tonight: Mostly cloudy with scattered Sun rise/set Moonrise/set High Tide Low Tide showers. Winds: NE-E at 13-18 knots. Sunday: Mostly cloudy with scattered Sunday 0642/1859 0727/2009 1500, 5.9' 1110, 0.3' showers. Winds: ENE at 13-18 knots. April 10 1710, 5.3' 2310, 0.4' Monday: Partly cloudy with widely scattered morning showers. Winds: NE-E at 15-20 Monday 0642/1859 0812/2101 0530, 5.8' 1140, 0.5' knots. Tuesday: Partly cloudy with widely scattered April 11 1740, 5.0' 2340, 0.7' showers. Winds: NE-E at 15-20 knots. Annual rain total: 6.95" Tuesday 0641/1859 0858/2155 0600, 5.6' 1210, 0.8' Annual deviation: -7.75" April 12 1810, 4.6' 2400, 1.0'

Call 54700 for updated forecasts. Wednesday 0641/1859 0947/2249 0620, 5.3' 1240, 1.2' www.rtswx.com April 13 1830, 4.2'

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