Students get up close with sea turtles — page 6 Roi Chili Cook-Off a hit — pages 4-5

(R.J. Sieja plays in the water slide at the Roi Chili Cook-Off) (Photo by Kerry Young) Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass www.smdc.army.mil/KWAJ/Hourglass/hourglass.html Letters to the Editor

The following letter is a response they could respond, it exposes the com- Reader questions from Maj. David Coffey, Chief, pany to further liability. It is not too late to Host Nation office. fix this problem before someone pays the C-badge work I do not disagree with Helmer at all. consequence. The unfortunate reality is Helmer is a great employee and I regret that many people die from a heart attack any inconvenience to him because of before ever reaching the hospital. Think hours the new access changes. Unfortunately about it, lives and liability or is it fuel that Yokwe- I hope this letter will shed a USAKA has to follow the same regula- we are really worried about? little light on the matter of C-badge work tions as the rest of the Army and USAKA hours in Friday HG Sept 24, ‘04 Issue. needs to address the epidemic of alcohol — Claire Wittschiebe What I am about to say might offend abuse that is now occurring. I have a let- Range Support some people, and I apologize for that. ter of termination on my desk that I must I’m 99.9 percent agreed with most of deliver to a long-time RMI employee. By The following letter is a response what Maj. Coffey clarifies on the new all accounts he has performed admirably from Les Jones, USAKA/RTS access procedure program, except the on the job, but his after-work activities deputy commander. rule of “1 & 3 hours before & after during have resulted in a one-year bar and his COL Beverly Stipe, USAKA/RTS work days.” office cannot wait that long for him to commander, directed KRS to imple- If you recall the meeting all the come back. I have delivered too many of ment a policy in which on-duty fire- Marshallese employees had with Col. these letters recently and I am concerned fighters leave their mobile fire-fighting Wrenn over at MonLaMike and one of about the economic impact to USAKA apparatus and ambulance at the fire the major concerns was trespasses and the social and economic impact to station when going to the dining facility. issue. Not all the reasons were due to the families on Ebeye. Alcohol abuse As a result, a schedule was designed alcoholic problems. One example is the has steadily increased since the one- that ensures the highest possible levels people who do the odds job like running hour pad was increased to three hours of service are maintained within that the power plant; construction; FOM in 2001 and we are hoping that reverting mandate. people who do all the clean up and need to the one-hour pad and the other poli- The plan actually results in minimizing to freshen up after work and these do cies we are implementing will arrest the the number of firefighters away from the not include laundry…and so forth! Can problem and send the message that we fire station at any one time during meal you imagine what will happen if 1000+ care about our RMI employees. periods. peoples are gathered on the other side By limiting the number of firefighters of the fence after 4:30 quitting time? 5 at the dining facility to only one crew at and 6 o’clock ferries will be fun…I could Concern over a time, a full crew is always available to be wrong but maybe not, speaking sta- respond directly from the station, for both tistically! firefighter structural fire and aircraft emergencies. — Helmer Emos With more firefighters in the firehouse, response times from the station are kept The Kwajalein Hourglass readiness more consistent. I have noticed the firemen no longer By rotating crews, someone is as- Commanding Officer...COL Beverly Stipe drive their fire truck to the Café Pacific. signed to the ambulance in the station Public Affairs Officer...LuAnne Fantasia The firemen are our first responders at all times. Therefore, in the event of a Editor...... Nell Drumheller medical emergency, the ambulance will Assistant Editor...... Mig Owens to serious problems. Having their truck Graphics Designer...... Dan Adler close by has given me assurance that respond from the firehouse; much like it Reporter...... Jan Waddell their response time in an emergency situ- does during most of the day. Circulation...... Will O’Connell ation is minimal. Does the van they drive The policy does not stop KRS from now in place of the fire truck carry all the meeting its contractual obligations as The Hourglass is named for the insignia required personal protective equipment required by Army Regulations or De- of the U.S. Army 7th Infantry Division, which required so they can respond effectively partment of Defense instructions. liberated the island from the forces of Imperial to help the community and our temporary No infringement of emergency re- Japan on Feb 4, 1944. duty guests? Do they have emergency sponse times allowable within standards The Kwajalein Hourglass is an authorized care equipment onboard? How about will occur as a result of this policy. publication for military personnel, federal blood pressure cuff, oxygen equipment The USAKA community can rest employees, contractor workers and their and masks, and a portable defibrillator? assured that we’ll continue to benefit families assigned to USAKA. Contents of the I asked and they don’t. People are very from emergency response capabili- Hourglass are not necessarily official views ties that are maintained above those of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, critical of response time. When they find Department of Defense, Department of the out the firemen were on a meal break and available at other Army installations or Army or USAKA. It is published Tuesdays and they had to go back to the station before similar stateside communities. Fridays in accordance with Army Regulation 360-1 and using a network printer by Marshallese Word of the Day Kwajalein Range Services editorial staff, P.O. Box 23, APO AP 96555. Phone: Autovon 254-3539; local 53539. eeo - fishing line Printed circulation: 2,000 The Kwajalein Hourglass 2 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass Polynesian entertainers light up Emon Beach with energy By Mig Owens Polynesia” and current name means “life of the land.” Assistant Editor According to their literature, the group’s goal is to perpetuate the spirit of their ancestors through enua ote Ora, a professional company of the sharing of their cultures and dances. FPolynesian entertainers, opened with “We jump at any opportunity to dance,” a bang Sunday night at Emon Beach per- Lama Kihoi, entertainer, said. Kihoi is forming a Tahitian otea, or drum num- one of two flight attendants in the ber for a crowd of more than 800. group. Other members include a Dancers and musicians wowed full-time musician, secretary, re- the crowd with a taste of Tahitian, tail worker and student. Hawaiian and Samoan cultures “We love Polynesian dance through hula, slap, warrior and and want to bring that to others fire knife dances. New Zealand was – that’s what makes it worth- also represented through poi ball while for us,” Barros said. She dances called maori. explained that all have been Though new to the audience as a dancing since they were young group, three of Fenua ote Ora’s 10 and simply grew up with it. Kihoi members were part of Tamarii Pori- is actually one of Barros’ former netia, a group that visited Kwajalein students. for the 2002 New Year’s Eve celebra- Based out of Honolulu, the tion. group is on a 17-day Armed Forces “We’ve grown,” said Kaipolani Barros, Entertainment tour that will take director, who explained that the group’s them from Kwajalein to Guam, Sin- former Tahitian name meant “children of gapore and on to Diego Garcia.

The Kwajalein Hourglass Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 (PhotosFriday, by Robert Oct. Gray)1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass (Page design by Dan Adler) Entertainment included local keki hula, dances from New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti and Hawaii. Let‛s get cooking! Twenty-one contestants vie for cook-off crown By Nell M. Drumheller Editor

he sun wasn’t the only thing provid- While chili was the theme for the day, there ing heat on Roi-Namur Sunday. There were also booths with artwork, T-shirts and were 21 containers of bubbling, spicy souvenirs for sale as well as a booth where T temporary Henna tattoos were artfully drawn chili that upped the temperatures a notch or two for the 55 judges in the 5th Annual Roi- on customers’ skin. The Boy Scout Troop 314 Namur Chili Cook-Off. spent the weekend on Roi and assisted in the The cook-off and activities brought in $9,689 for cook-off by dishing up the chili. The Scouts the Ennubirr Children’s Christmas Fund. go camping about once a month, accord- John Tompkins, a two-time cook- ing to Capt. Mike Russell, assistant off entrant took top honors in the troop leader. heated chefs’ battle. Floyd Corder Big money was brought in by came in second and Bob DeJoie the pie-in-the-face raffle. Would- was third. be throwers combined financial Joe Coleman, Ennubirr Chil- resources to up the ante. In the dren’s Christmas Fund president, past individuals bid against one was the man in charge on Sun- another, but this year it wasn’t so day. He said the proceeds will much of a raffle as a put-money- buy presents for children. He said in-a-pot. People liked the idea and they mainly buy food stuffs, cloth- were quickly emptying their wal- ing and essentials for the children lets and pockets to raise the totals on Ennubirr and this money will Jimmy Sieja, 18 months old, was one of the skyward. Eleven people got pies help 310 young people age 12 and many residents of Kwajalein and Roi-Namur in their faces, raising $5,492. under. The organization will be- who hung out at the pool and filled up on Jeff DeLong was top candidate gin researching and purchasing good food at Sunday’s Chili Cook-Off. with $1,500 collected by a group items in the next week and hope who each got a tin of whipped to have everything bought by the end of the month. cream to smear in his face and on his head. (Photos by Kerry Young and Nell Drumheller)

There were a variety of activities for folks young and old. The The KwajaleinThe chili Hourglass was numbered and served by Boy Scouts jousting competition tested agility and balance.Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass so the judges didn’t know who cooked which dish. Above, more than $5,400 was raised in the pie toss. People pooled their money for a chance to cream someone in the chair. Abo ve, John Tompkins took Right, Ike Richardson, KRS fir st place in the c hili cook-off . president, took to the water as He used Jalapeños pepper s to the first contestant in the dunk ad d heat to his creation. booth. He taunted throwers who had a hard time unseating him.

By Nell M. Drumheller g o o d J a l a p e ñ o s a t S u r f w ay, o f t e n g r a b b i n g u p t h e Editor ch o i c e p rod u c e a n d l e av i n g l i t t l e b e h i n d for o t h e rs . H e roa s t s h i s ch i l i e s a n d f r e e z e s t h e m , a l o n g w i t h It takes more than a big pot and patience to make the garlic he uses. “Freezing the garlic cr ystalliz es award-winning chili. Chili is a personal dish, and i t ,” h e s a i d . there isn’t a set way to make a good pot. Making The heat in his c hili comes fr om the Jalapeños, fresh chili is serious business to a bunch of people; gr ound pepper fr om Pohnpei and c hili po wder. He there’s even an International Chili Society and a also uses cumin and c hed dar c heese. World Championship Chili Cook-off. Tompkins stresses the importance of fresh, quality (Page design and illustrations by Dan Adler) J o h n To m p k i n s , t h i s ye a r ’s k i n g o f ch i l i a t t h e R o i - ingredients. The last factor in good c hili is patience; N a mu r c o o k - o f f, m ay n o t b e a g l o b e - t ro t t i n g c o n t e s t a n t , you ha ve to cook it f or da ys to get the right fla vor. bu t h e d o e s t a k e g r e a t p r i d e i n t h e ch i l i h e s e r v e s . Tompkins’ c hili cooks do wn and in all, the pr ocess “I like the taste of salsa,” he said, e xplaining the base takes about five da ys. ingredient in his c hili. “I like to make my c hili so it He admits that man y people taste his c hili and sa y tastes like salsa.” it’s good, b ut he’s not convinced he’s hit the right H e s a i d h e d o e s n ’ t u s e b e e f i n t h e m i x , but combination until his toughest judge, his wif e, Annie p r e fe rs p o r k . “ I u s e g rou n d p o r k ,” h e s a i d . C h i l i likes it. “It doesn’t matter what an yone else sa ys c o n n o i s s e u rs w i l l a d m i t t h a t t h e r i g h t ch i l i p e p p e rs about my c hili, when she sa ys it’s good then I am m a k e t h e d i f fe r e n c e. To m p k i n s s a i d h e s e a rche s for satisfied,” he said. The Kwajalein Hourglass Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass Students learn sea turtle care at turtle pond By Mig Owens On Wednesday, Dr. Bob Morris, a veterinarian, Assistant Editor made his annual visit to the pond to evaluate the health of the turtles. Morris works with turtles in Ho- When the classroom meets the outside world, learn- nolulu for the National Marine Fishery Service. ing takes on a whole new meaning. Just ask stu- With the help of Nelson’s thirteen students dents in Eric Nelson’s and ES&H marine biology class, staff, Mor- who recently began ris weighed, working with the measured and endangered species at cleaned the the turtle pond. turtles, using Nelson, Kwajalein the microchips junior/senior high implanted last school science teach- year into their er, is working with ears to identify USAKA and KRS them. Marga- Environmental Safety ret Morrison of and Health on a Kwajalein’s vet- multi-year-long effort erinary clinic in which high school assisted Morris students assist with in taking the the care and main- turtles’ blood. tenance of the turtle “It’s kinda pond. nice to know Students’ efforts at you’re making the pond are geared a difference,” toward identifying Ashley DeLong, what’s in the water, high school ju- monitoring the health nior said. She of the pond’s seven added that her turtles and taking interest is in measurements, the project as a removing parasites whole and that and keeping she has never a database of done anything information. like this. According to Nelson, Nelson said the high school’s that innovative advanced-placement ways of weigh- statistics class will ing the turtles ‘crunch the numbers’ are being for the database. looked at so “This is a teacher’s that the class dream to have hands- could safely do on with turtles and so, possibly us- give the kids an op- ing a hammock and spring portunity to work (Photo by Mig Owens) with an endangered scale. species,” Nelson Kwajalein Junior/Senior High School marine biology students scrub Projects in and scrape algae and ecoparasites from a turtle’s shell at the turtle said, adding that the works by pond Wednesday as they assist visiting veterinarian, Dr. Bob Morris. students in this type of experi- Said Morris, “The most important thing is education and that may lead Nelson’s other ence is something to someone being interested in research [on the turtles] in the Marshall unique that they Islands.” classes include can put on a re- a plant guide to sume. Kwajalein, which is now being written by his biology According to Norm Black, Environmental, Safety class. Nelson is also talking with ES&H about the and Health manager, the turtles at the pond are there possibility of harvesting (raising giant) clams, which for educational purposes and this project is part of an are another endangered species. effort by KRS to get the kids involved. “Kwajalein is such a neat place to live – I came here “Kids schooled here need to understand the area because of the environment,” Nelson said. “Every kid and help take care of the environment we live in,” leaving this island should leave knowing the plants Black said. “We need ways to train people what the and animals around the Marshall Islands,” Nelson flora and fauna of this part of the world is about.” said. “In teaching them, maybe we create a scientist.” The Kwajalein Hourglass 6 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass Domestic worker access explained

By Nell M. Drumheller system database and the worker will then have one hour Editor after that contract time expires to get to the DSC [dock security The C-Badge, K-Badge, escorted and unescorted checkpoint],” he explained. questions are still buzzing around the island. One “Domestic contracts have always issue of special concern is how do the Phase I and been required, but many people Phase II changes to the Access Badge Program affect neglected to fill out the forms while domestic workers. the three hour after work pad was Maj. David Coffey, chief U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll in place. Those who contract for Host Nations, defined how the Monday midnight Phase domestic work should not pad the I implementation affects domestic workers. time on the contract. They will be “All domestic work is supposed to be done under the held responsible for the actions umbrella of a Domestic Contract,” he said. of the domestic worker on the contract whether that This is a simple form that can be obtained at the Host person is actually doing yard work or not,” Coffey said. Nation Office on the second floor of Building 901. “Contracts should cover only the amount of time the “Filling out this contract allows the hours of the employee is actually going to do work for you.” contract to be entered into the electronic badging For more information, call 55033. Data collection on sub-orbital rocket launch is successful Payload included reentry Ocean. design of missile defense interceptor The missile, powered by a Castor and sensor systems. vehicle, missile defense IVB rocket motor produced by ATK/ Previous CMP campaigns have related experiments Thiokol, was launched from Wake provided data immediately useful to Island into the U.S. Army Ronald Ballistic Missile Defense Elements, MDA News Release Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense including THAAD, Patriot, and Test Site, or RTS. Aegis. The Missile Defense Agency and The payload included a reentry During the mission, from lift- the U.S. Army Space and Missile vehicle, a number of missile defense off through atmospheric reentry, Defense Command announced related experiments, and a Fly extensive optical and radar data the successful launch of a sub- Away Sensor Package, as part of were collected on the missile and orbital rocket with extensive data a mission designed to collect radar payloads. collection as part of the Critical and optical data addressing critical In addition to the RTS radars and Measurements Program, or CMP. system level issues for missile the FASP, numerous surface and The flight test took place defense elements. airborne sensors also collected Wednesday, over the mid-Pacific This data will be used in the data. DoD identifies Army casualty The Department of De- fense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. Sgt. Skipper Soram, 23, of Kolonia Pohnpei, Feder- ated States of Micronesia, died Sept. 22 in Baghdad, Iraq, when a vehicle-based improvised explosive device detonated near his security post. Soram was assigned to 3rd Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Cav- alry Division, Fort Hood, Texas. There will be a community judging of photos taken by residents for the 2006 Kwaj Calendar on The incident is under in- the porch of Macy’s in February. Details to be announced in late December. Photo themes should vestigation. include: life on Kwaj atoll, recreation, work and events.

The Kwajalein Hourglass Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 7 The Kwajalein Hourglass Mission scheduled Thursday

A range operation is scheduled Saturday with a window opening 7:30 p.m., Yuk — White Chicks Thursday. Caution times are 4: (PG-13) 57 through 8:28 a.m. Kwajalein 7:30 p.m., Rich — Dodgeball: A True Atoll is not part of the caution Underdog Story (PG-13) area for this mission. Reef 7 p.m., Roi — Raising Helen (PG-13) sweeps and lagoon caution Sunday sweeps are not required in 7:30 p.m., Yuk — Tombstone (R) support of this mission. Refer 7:30 p.m., Rich — Mulan (G) to the caution area map. 9 p.m., Rich — The Princess Bride (PG) In the event of a mission slip, 7 p.m., Roi — Lone Star State of Mind the caution times and areas (PG-13) will be in effect for the following Monday days: 7:30 p.m., Yuk — White Chicks (PG-13) 4:57 through 8:28 a.m. Oct. 8 7:30 p.m., Rich — Dodgeball: A True 4:47 through 8:28 a.m. Oct. 9 Underdog Story (PG-13) Questions regarding the above Wednesday safety requirements for this 7 p.m., ARC — Tombstone (R) mission should be directed to For movie synposis check out the Command Safety Office, www.allmovie.com All movies subject to Range Safety officer, 52477. change with shipments. For updates, call the movie hotline at 52700.

Classified ads are due for Tuesday’s paper by noon, Friday and for Friday’s paper by noon, Wednesday. Limit ads to 50 words. Soccer AFN Kwajalein radio line-up Schedule FM 99.9 Country FM 101.1 Classic rock and pop Tonight FM 102.1 Top 40 5:15 p.m...... Calvary Girls/Sp. Girls III AM 1224 National Public Radio 6:30 p.m...... Power Blue Beast/Sp. Girls II 8:00 p.m...... Sp. Girls I/Strikers Saturday This week on 6:00 p.m...... Fish/Damaged Goods To the volunteers who helped with the turtles’ Window on the Atoll Tuesday examination and cleaning. Eric Nelson’s 5:15 p.m...... Sp. Red II/Calvary Boys Marine Science class, Margaret Morrison, 6:30 p.m...... SDA Boys/Queen of Peace Norm Black, Joel Madore, John Pyle, Rahin Roi Chili Cook-Off 7:45 p.m...... Onetalk/Son-Son Balos, Benten Mawilong, Kate Feldman and Wednesday Terry Gimple. 5:15 p.m...... SDA Girls/Queen of Peace 6:30 p.m...... Strikers/Sun Damaged 8:00 p.m...... Sp. Girls II/Sp. I Girls WELCOME Thursday Kimij karakik tok kom is the 5:15 p.m...... SDA Girls/Calvary Girls 6:30 p.m...... Queen of Peace Boys/Sp. II Blue Marshallese way to say “Welcome”; 7:45 p.m...... Son Son/Onetalk literally, it means, “We make you no Practice good Oct. 8 longer strangers.” OPSEC. 5:15 p.m...... Queen of Peace Girls/Sp.III Girls Kate Keeler, newly assigned KRS, Be sure all classified 6:30 p.m...... Sun Damaged/Sp. Girls II captain 100-Ton, arrived from the offices and documents 8:00 p.m...... Sp. Girls I/Power Blue Beast are safeguarded. Bahamas. Oct. 9 “Kwaj is beautiful and larger than 6:00 p.m...... Sp. 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The Kwajalein Hourglass Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 9 The Kwajalein Hourglass Sunday, October 3 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 Presidential Debate MLB 20/20 Roller Late Night with Movie (Cont.) Hey Arnold! Law & Order 12:30AM Acess Hollywood S. F Giants Conan O’Brien Movie: <:40> Rocket Power 1:00AM Headline News at Saturday Today Charmed Good Will Hunting Spongebob Headline News 1:30AM The Late Late Show L.A. Dodgers Rugrats Saturday Night Live 2:00AM with Craig Kilborn SportsCenter Boston Public Chalkzone Justin Timberlake 2:30AM Dennis Miller College Gameday The Weekenders 3:00AM Wall Street Journal Arctic Mission Movie: Jimmy Neutron Kickin’ It 3:30AM Countdown with Amer. Black Forum Bring It On All That! 4:00AM Keith Olbermann NFL Live News From CNN SportsCenter Friends Lizzie McGuire College Football 4:30AM Entertaimnet Studios College Football Seinfeld Movie: <:44> Sabrina Arkansas

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Morning Blind Date Ladybugs an Angel Baltimore Ravens The Kwajalein Hourglass 12 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass HELP WANTED HOUSE-SITTING arrangement, Nov. 13-Dec. 6, for parents and adult sister. Parents love cats. Flexible KRS has the following on-island job with dates. Call Sandy or Chris, 52310H or 52102W. Café Pacific openings. Unless otherwise noted, call Jack Riordan, 55154. For full job description SOMEONE TO sew boat cushion covers. Call and requirements, come to HR, Building 52608. 700, and check the job listing books at the counters. EXERCISE MACHINE. Call 53698. ADULT/COMMUNITY Education Coordinator. 140 PINK/WHITE Jet head lewer, towel, sunscreen days temporary. Responsible for all aspects of the bottle in a plastic bag, lost at the Marina between adult education program on Kwajalein. Coordinate 2 and 5 p.m., Monday. Please call Eric 59662. college programs within Adult Education programs. PATIO SALE Liason to the University of Maryland representative. Facilitate non-credit courses which include SATURDAY AND Monday, from 7:30 to 9:30 developing courses, scheduling classes, developing a.m., last weekend, 122A. Small appliances, instructors, providing materials, advertising classes, boom box, scooter, weight bench, Hawaiian scheduling facility usage/key control, collecting/ clothing, movies, lawn chairs and much more. Lunch distributing fees, supervising/monitoring instuctor’s Sat Baked meatloaf payroll, testing and military programs. MONDAY, from 7 to 9 a.m., Trailer 794. Adult size Buffalo wings/blue cheese clothes, purses, makeup, nail polish, candles, Broiled Mahi Mahi ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I, Human Resources. photo albums and more. (KRS non-exempt) Requires business or technical Cheeseburger macaroni vocabulary, knowledge of organization operations and MONDAY, 7:30 a.m. until ?, 486A, back patio. Grill: Greek gyro bar procedures, ability to exercise independent judgment PCS sale, household items, bicycles, plats, Sun Sunday fried chicken and decisions within guidelines regarding planning, tryicycle (available last week of Oct.), Dive gear Teriyaki beef steak organizing, and scheduling of work. Requires at least and tools. Mussels in wine sauce four years of experience, knowledge of KRS policies MONDAY, from 8 to 11 a.m., 487C. Group sale. Grill: Brunch station open and procedures, excellent organizational skills and Men and women’s clothing, variety of items Mon Maple glazed roast experience with KEAMS. Must have high school including VCR and food steamer. Pork loin/sauce diploma, excellent written and verbal communication Chicken pot pie skills. Must have knowledge of MS Office, Adobe and MONDAY, from 7 to 11 a.m., 105B. Kids clothese, Grill: Brunch station open Outlook. toys, linens. Tues Roast chicken/gravy SUPERVISOR, Community Activities-Roi. Full MONDAY, beginning at 7 a.m., no early birds, Broiled ham steaks time. Contract position. Responsible for all facets 135A. Pillows, bedding, towels, garden hoses, Vegetarian stir fry of recreation and entertainment at Roi-Namur. pipe wrenches, hammock, beach chairs, ironing Grill: Turkey/Swiss croissant Must be able to work under minimal supervision. board, coffee maker, luggage cart, suitcase CD Wed Smoked B.B. Q. brisket Must possess excellent organizational and racks, clothes, computer, printer, TV and more. communication skills and have experience Herb baked wings supervising employees and have background with FOR SALE Jalapeno poppers areas of oversight. Grill: Grilled cheese sandwich 26’ MACGREGOR (2000) with 50hp, 4-stroke (low Thur Chicken fried chicken SENIOR RECREATION AIDE, Hobby Shop. hours). Sleeps six, enclosed head, galley, easy Casual. Provide customer service in assisting launch from trailer, GPS/fishfinder/chartplotter, CD Bratwurst and sauerkraut stereo. Very low maintenance boat, can sail and Fish dujour patrons in Woodshop and ceramic/pottery shop, handle cash, enforce rules and safety Grill: Bean/cheese quesidillas procedures and general shop cleaning. Fri Braised Turkey Parmesan breaded cod ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I, Marine Beef borccoli stir fry Operations. Full time. Requires excellent Grill: Grilled patty melt communication and customer service skills, knowledge and experience in Microsoft Word and Excel. Will oversee the daily administrative duties Dinner for the Marine Operations manager. Tonight Roast turkey/gravy Broiled ham steak JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. Responsible for contract Fresh vegetable stir fry payroll processing, payroll maintenance, data entry and 401K payroll processing. Ability to cross- Protestant services Sat Boiled corned beef/cabbage train in Accounts Payable and General Accounting Sunday, 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Chicken fried chicken areas. Requires 2-5 years of related experience Roi-Namur service at 4 p.m. Vegetarian casserole and computer proficiency in Excel and Word. Ideal This week’s sermon: Sun Smothered beef steak candidate will be a Certified Payroll Professional “The Christ Effect” Blackened Mahi Mahi and have knowledge of electronic timekeeping Italian pizza systems and the AS400 payroll system. Sunday school for all ages Mon Pasta bar RECREATION SPECIALIST, Community Activities through adult, 9:15 a.m., Marinara and clam sauce Hobby Shop Woodshop instructor. Part time. Individual in the REB. Eggplant parmesan will instruct specialty wood classes, provide customer Tues Huli Huli chicken service and general assistance in Hobby Shop. Must Catholic services Pork Adobo have experience in woodworking and be interested in Saturday Mass, Spam fried rice teaching classes. 5:30 p.m., in the main chapel Wed Prime Rib ASSISTANT YOUTH DIRECTOR. Casual. Sunday Mass Pasta ala pesto Supervises students at the Youth Center under the 7 a.m., small chapel Chicken Monterey direction of the Youth Activities Director. Requires 9:15 a.m., main chapel Baked potato with toppings childcare clearance. Approximately 20 hours per Mass on Roi at 11:30 a.m. Thur Build your own pizza week. Breaded pork chops WANTED For more information, Chicken stew call the Chapel, 53505. WOMEN’S GOLF clubs, in decent condition. Call Joe, 55306H or 51000W.

The Kwajalein Hourglass Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 13 The Kwajalein Hourglass pull skier. Asking $25k. E-mail davdnwendy@mind COMMUNITY NOTICES information, call Bill, 56182. spring.com for pics and info. TO OUR Marshallese neighbors. Listen to AFN WHITE IRON daybed, $300; dog kennel, airline OCTOBER IS Rosewood month. Place your special radio, 101.1 FM, at the following times for important approved, and bed for large dog, $30; women’s order during the month of October for Rosewood information about changes to the USAKA Access Nike cleats, new, size 8, $50. Call 58377. Furniture. Order is built to order in the Far East Program: Tuesday through Saturday, 6 a.m. (also and should arrive September 2005. Place special on 1224 AM), noon and 4 p.m. and Sundays at 2004 HONDA 15 hp, 4-cycle outboard, 25” shaft, orders for standard furniture items from the books noon. hydraulic tilt, electric start, remote controls, 12 at customer service in Macy’s during store hours. Amp alternator. New, retail, $3,200 (plus shipping), Place custom special orders during open hours at NEW KILNS have arrived at the Hobby Shop. asking $3,000. Kenmore 5,000 BTU window air the Retail Office in Building 708 with Maria Curtiss. Installation requires closure of the Pottery/Ceramic conditioner, new in box, $2,000. Inverter, 600 Watt side of the Hobby Shop from Tuesday to Oct. 9. The 12-110, $75. Call Byron, 59188(D) or 52742 (E). GILLIGAN’S will have ladies night tonight with drink shop will re-open Oct. 10 and firing will resume Oct. specials and happy hour prices all night for ladies. 14. Entry through the pottery side of the Hobby GATEWAY G6-233MHz computer system, Saturday night a disc jockey wii provide music Shop will be restricted during the installion. It is complete with software, documentation and beginning at 9 p.m.. There will be karaoke in the recommended that customers use the north doors 15” monitor, $250 obo. Epson printer with extra Jabwa Room. Cheap Beer Night will be Sunday of the Wood Shop side. Hobby Shop patrons are cartridges, $40; 21” Sony TV, $50. Call 51684. night with D.J. Rob and a guest D.J. Survivor party asked to remove their bisque and/or finished pieces TWO PENN 12/0 reels with custom rods (reels is coming - stop by the Yuk for more information. from the shelves to prevent damage. For more rebuilt and re-spooled last month) $425 ea.; three information, call Andee at 51700. gaffs, $10 ea.; UK400 rechargeable dive light, OCEAN VIEW Bar will have daily happy hours from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday night will be Pau WOODSHOP SAFETY class is set for 6 p.m., $60; Dacor regulator with ORCA computer, $200; Tuesday. Participants are reminded to be on time Dacor BC, $50; SCUBApro mask, $25; SCUBApro Hana Week night with Hawaiian music and videos. Tuesday night features football. and wear close-toed shoes. For more information, slit fins, $45; spring suit, med size, $20; hard sole call Andee at 51700. booties, size 9, $40; assorted fishing pieces and parts. Call 52758. POT LUCK supper will be held tonight. The Roman SMALL ARMS Range will be in operation Catholic community, at Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Wednesday from 8 a.m. to noon. All watercraft GAS BBQ grill, fishing gear for Marlin fishing and is having a potluck supper following the First Friday operators must observe the red flags on the burley cart. Call 54396 (H) or 54454 (W). Mass, which begins at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome. southwest end of the island. Bring a dish to share. For more details, call The DEEP CELL battery, 12-volt, holds full charge, Rev. John Sheehan, 52116, or Cindy Barrs, 52319. KRS PAYROLL and Teaming Companies schedule $35. Boat trailer, for 13’ boat, $300. Call 53644. change: As part of an ongoing effort to improve the SUN BICYCLE, 4-speed, aluminum edition. Not CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S Fellowship will have their efficiency of the time card collection and payroll bad Kwaj condition. Lot of life left. Small front regular monthly meeting noon, Sunday at the process, effective with the period ending Thursday, basket, faded pink, $50. Call 54434. REB. Lunch is included. The group will work on there will be a permanent change to the KRS pay Prayer Quilts after the meeting. Participants are dates. The new schedule designates Saturday as the PEUGEOT RACING bike, Rustman ready, 12- encouraged to bring sewing supplies. For more official pay date, rather than Friday. The distribution speed/501 chrome alloy frame, original paint and information, call Evelyne at 52687. of checks and direct deposit notifications will be done markings. Fits 5’9” to 6’4” person. Extras included. on Saturday. The direct deposit file will be submitted $300 obo. Call 54434. THE BIKE Rodeo has been moved from Monday to to employees’ banks for payment on Friday to ensure Oct. 11, will go from 9 to 11 a.m. that funds are deposited no later than Saturday. SEADOO XP-LIMITED wave-runner jet ski in SCRAPBOOKING is Mondays, 5 p.m., in CRC For period ending Thursday, all checks and direct excellent condition. 130 hp/951cc two-seater with deposits notifications will be available for distribution new trailer. Can reach 60 mph. Low accumulated Room 1. Bring your own supplies. Call Mary, 51298. on Oct. 16. This change does not affect the pay running hours. Bright yellow/black color. $5,000 period ending date or time card submittal. For obo. Call 53793. BEGINNING SWING dance on Roi-Namur will more info call your Payroll Department. CAPE DORY sailboat with Lot #36. Perfect day- be Monday nights, 7 p.m. in Building C. For more sailor without the large investment. Excellent condition, $3,000. Call 51161. PRINTER CARTRIDGES, 12A1970, brand new, two for $20. Call 58685. NITRO REMOTE control car. Comes with lots of gas. Traxxas Nitro Rustler, with upgrades, roll cage and large tires. Bought for $400, will sell for $300. Call Ben at 58672 after 6 p.m. Men’s Golf Clinic with PGA Pro Mark Koepke, sponsored X-BOX GAMES with two controllers and eight by the Kwajalein Golf Association. games with memory cards, one year old, $300. Call 53320. Men’s short game clinic, Oct. 4, 1:30-3:30 p.m., WHITE LEVIS, good for band pants, sizes 31 x 30, at Holmberg Fairways. 33 x 32, 34 x 32, brand new condition, $10 per pair. Call 53003. Limited to the first 12 to BOAT LOT #29 with Tartan 27 project boat, cradle sign up. and repair parts. Shed has power, price very negotiable; CDI Roller Furler model FF6 with ball Sign up by calling Dave Harris, bearing upgrade, installs without removing mast, 51133, days, or 51191, evenings. head stays to 40' and 3/8" cable, list for $625, will sell for $500. Call Byron, 59188, days, or 52742, Cost is $10. Make check payable to evenings. KGA or cash is accepted.

LA-Z-BOY love seat and storage Ottoman, Payment must be made in $300; king-size mattress and box spring, $200; advance to guarantee computer desk, $25; 35" TV entertainment placement. center, $75; high chair, $35; baby swing, $30; Yamaha Clavinova electric piano, $1,500; rotisserie oven, $35; smoker, $25; racing bike, Rustman ready, $300; glider rocker, $75. Call 54228, after 5 p.m.

The Kwajalein Hourglass 14 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 The Kwajalein Hourglass KRS FOOD SAFETY will offer three food safety classes for members of private organizations that sell food for fund-raising events. At such an event, there must be one person who has attended this new class. The class will be held in the second floor hospital conference room on the following dates and times: Thursday, 6:30-8 p.m.; Oct. 12, 2:30-4 p.m.; Oct. 27, 6:30-8 p.m. KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY Chorus rehearsal will run from 8 to 9 p.m., Thursday in the high school music room. This is a change from the regular time. All singers with previous SATB choral experience are invited to join. For more information, call Dick Shields at 51684(E) or 52011(M). KWAJALEIN 4-H Club enrollment will be on Oct. 8, from 7 to 8 p.m. at the elementary school music rooms. Parents must attend to enroll their children. For more information, call Heather at 53796 CHRISTMAS IN Hawaii is a Christmas musical sponsored by the Protestant congregation of the Island Memorial Chapel. All ages are invited to participate. At noon, Oct. 10 there will be a lunch and gathering at the Religious Education For more information, call Lora Kendrick at 54186. MACY’S CLEARANCE sale, on the porch of Mosquitoes love water! Macy’s starting Oct. 11 and continuing through Oct. 16. Items reduced at least 20 to 40 percent off original prices. There is too much COLUMBUS DAY RUN is Oct. 12. Registration standing water in forms are available at the mini-mall bulletin the residential areas. board. To avoid a late fee, pre-register by Oct. 9. Flower pots, cans and Questions? Call Bob or Jane, 51815. buckets are full of REGISTRATION FOR the UMUC English 101, water and mosquito Introduction to Writing course, will be from Oct. 12 through 22. The course will be from larvae. Please inspect 5 to 9 p.m., from Oct. 25 through Dec. 18 on the areas in and Tuesdays and Thursdays at the high school. around your quarters For more information, call Marilyn Engvall at 52800. and remove all standing water. BAND/CHOIR CONCERT featuring the junior and senior high school musicians from the junior band, concert band, mixed ensemble and stage band will be a 7 p.m., Oct. 14 in the high school M-P room. MEDICAL/DENTAL will change prices for their services on Oct. 15. This is in accordance with our PWS and the USAKA Financial Policy and Rate Manual. Prices in some areas may reflect a noticeable change as we establish consistent standards for fees throughout the Medical/Dental Department because fees in some areas have not been updated for over two years. OPEN MIC night at the Yuk Club will be from 6 to 10 p.m. on Oct. 24. All musicians, singers and poets are welcome. Those who perform after 8 p.m. must be at least 21. For more information, call Aaron at 54147. STUDENT RECITALS begin in November. Please join us for a Piano teachers who would like students to Mexican buffet luncheon perform should contact Dick Shields. Oct. 8, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., at the CHILD DEVELOPMENT Center is looking for volunteers to read at the center-wide ‘reading Yokwe Yuk Club. night.’ Dates are flexible. For more information, Cost is $8.50 per person. call Sara at 52158. Purchase tickets by calling Polli Keller, Building 901, 51098, BE ADVISED that due to safety concerns, fires are no longer permitted at Camp Hamilton. Deb Oglesby, Building 1010, 51416, or Sgt. Lisa Loredo- The barbecue grill is still available for use. Flores, Post Office, 50660. Campfires are allowed at Coral Sands with a reservation and burn permit.

The Kwajalein Hourglass Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 15 The Kwajalein Hourglass Injury reports vital Safety is every resident’s responsibility By Jan Waddell personal injury or illness and/or pose of any accident investigation is Reporter property damage. to determine the root causes of the An important part of the SPI is the accident. This information can then Reporting of safety concerns, “0-60” minute notification of an ac- be used to prevent similar accidents potential accident situations, ac- cident or injury. from occurring. Accident investiga- cidents, illness or property damage “This is an issue that must be tion is concerned with establishing is the responsibility of all Kwajalein followed so the proper notifications facts not determining fault. Atoll residents. are made and corrective actions are Black added another area of concern According to Norm Black, Environ- established,” Black said. is completion of the incident investi- mental Safety and Health manager, The SPI states KRS is committed gation by the immediate supervisor “we report and investigate accidents to instituting an effective and effi- within five days of the incident. so we know who does what by when cient accident prevention program The SPI includes requirements so the accident is not repeated.” The that includes immediate notification that each supervisor must conduct purpose of SPI 1394 is to establish of incidents and complete incident an incident/injury investigation and policies and requirements with re- investigations that drive corrective forward the findings and corrective spect to reporting and investigating measures. This will ensure incidents actions to Environmental Safety and occupational injuries, illnesses and are not likely to be repeated. Notifi- Health Department and Risk Man- non-occupational injuries involv- cation to the supervisor that an ac- agement within five days. ing KRS employees, KRS teaming cident has occurred is mandatory There are also very specific re- subcontractor employees, other and SPI 0112, Employee Conduct quirements a manager, supervisor subcontractor employees, KRS and Corrective/Disciplinary Actions, or lead must follow in regards to an vendor or supplier employees and dictates this responsibility. accident, injury or illness. They are personnel and/or members of the Accident/incident investigation is required to go to the hospital with, or general public. It also covers gov- a crucial part of establishing con- immediately follow the employee to ernment vehicles, equipment and tinuous improvement in safety per- assist medical personnel with infor- facility property damage, near-miss formance and helping reach KRS’s mation what may have contributed events that could have resulted in goal of “Zero Accidents.” The pur- to the injury or illness. We report and investigate accidents “ “so we know who does what by when so the accident is not repeated. — Norm Black, Environmental Safety and Health manager

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Tonight: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers. Sunrise/set Moonrise/set High Tide Low Tide Winds: Southeast-south at 5-10 knots with higher gusts in showers. Friday 0637/1840 2036/0832 0523, 5.3' 1126, 0.4' Tomorrow: Partly sunny with widely Oct. 1 1738, 5.6' 2350, 0.6 scattered showers. Winds: East-southeast at 5-10 knots with higher gusts in showers. Saturday 0637/1839 2119/0921 0548, 4.9' 1148, 0.7' Temperature: Tonight’s low 80° Oct. 2 1803, 5.4' Tomorrow’s high 87° September rain total: 8.40" Sunday 0637/1839 2205/1012 0612, 4.5' 0018, 0.9' Annual rain total: 68.84" Oct. 3 1828, 5.0' 1208, 1.0' Annual deviation: -1.42" Monday 0637/1838 2253/1103 0636, 4.0' 0047, 1.4' Call 54700 for updated forecasts. www.rts-wx.com Oct. 4 1853, 4.6' 1227, 1.4'

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