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Saturday, June 18, 2005 The Kwajalein Hourglass wwww.smdc.army.mil/KWAJ/Hourglass/hourglass.htmlww.smdc.army.mil/KWAJ/Hourglass/hourglass.html Letter to the Editor Commentary Don’t take our plants Mystical being identifi ed, from DCCB garden bikes don’t just walk away For those of you who enjoy plea- sures of scenic drives on weekends In many cultures around the world and have great taste for lovely plants, there are mystical creatures that are the DCCB garden area is not your lawn remembered through art and stories. and garden source. Some of these creatures are mischie- The lovely plants here were pur- vous, some troublesome. chased by one individual, given to On Kwajalein, I think there is a magi- us or the plants were purchased as cal being busily playing tricks on the seedlings and grown. All were nurtured citizens. I’ve yet to have heard any lo- carefully. cal fables on this creature, but I’m sure While we try to keep our garden it exists. view, to grab the bike during inclement pleasant for our enjoyment during I’ve named it the Bikeaborrower. weather. It would have been quite the breaks, it has been hard not to focus When I fi rst got on island, I was told hoot to watch me trudge home in the on the fact that over the last eight that from time to time bicycles were rain. months, you have taken our rain borrowed. This typically happened One of my co-workers thinks she’s shower sprayer, hose and holder, a when someone, on foot, was in a hurry untouchable because she’s never had new hose, a hand sprayer and now and they jumped on the nearest avail- her bike borrowed. I think it has more you are taking our plants. able bike and peddled off. I was told to do with her 6’6” husband. Even Please, we would appreciate it if you that it wasn’t stealing, just borrowing. Bikeaborrower has the sense to not would return the plants you took last No one mentioned the mischievous mess with that. weekend and hope you will remember Bikeaborrower by name. Maybe it’s I have a friend who had two bikes that if you didn’t buy it or it’s not in your bad luck to say the name out loud. borrowed in the same week. One yard, then it’s not yours. A couple of Saturdays ago I came was fi nally found in the lagoon under Thank you. out of my offi ce, put my water bottle several feet of water. Don’t know for in the basket on the back of my bike sure what he did to annoy Bikeabor- — C. J. Switzer and walked across the street to talk to rower, but I’m watching my behavior someone. I was gone a few minutes, since I don’t want my bike to become a AFN Kwajalein radio lineup no more than fi ve. snorkeling destination. When I returned my bike was gone. There is a bike graveyard on FM 99.9 Country Oh, my, Bikeaborrower had struck Kwajalein. It must be some sort of an FM 101.1 Classic rock again. I have a spare bike at my trailer. offering to Bikeaborrower. Perhaps FM 102.1 National Public Radio It’s because Bikeaborrower has played the naïve few think that by leaving AM 1224 Music, sports, news tricks on friends of mine and so I was bike parts there, Bikeaborrower will be For complete listings go to: prepared for the eventuality. sated. Doesn’t seem to be working. http:/intranet/com/entertainment/afn_radio Bikeaborrower wasn’t excessively Meanwhile, it would be nice if some mischievous with me. of the old timers, who’ve had plenty of My bike was borrowed on a sunny af- time to become familiar with Bikeabor- The Kwajalein ternoon. Would have been much more rower, would help the new folks learn the secret ways of our island friend. Hourglass entertaining, from a specter’s point of Making Commanding Offi cer...COL Beverly Stipe Acting Public Affairs Offi cer..Polli Keller Editor...... Nell Drumheller the grade Assistant Editor...... Mig Owens Graphics Designer...... Dan Adler KKwajaleinwajalein hhighigh sschoolchool ggraduateraduate Reporter...... Elizabeth Davie SSaraharah AlvesAlves wwasas nnamedamed ttoo tthehe DDean’sean’s ListList wwithith HHonorsonors The Hourglass is named for the insignia of the U.S. Army 7th Infantry Division, which liberated the island from the forces of ((3.73.7 oorr hhigherigher gradegrade point)point) Imperial Japan on Feb 4, 1944. The Kwajalein Hourglass is an authorized publication for military personnel, federal employees, contractor workers and their aatt LLeeee UniversityUniversity inin ,Cleveland, Tenn.,Tenn., families assigned to USAKA. Contents of the Hourglass are not necessarily offi cial views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, fforor tthehe SpringSpring 20052005 semester.semester. Department of Defense, Department of the Army or USAKA. It is published Wednesdays and Saturdays in accordance with Army Regulation 360-1 and using a network printer by Kwajalein Range SSaraharah isis tthehe ddaughteraughter ofof Services editorial staff, P.O. Box 23, APO AP 96555. Phone: Autovon 254-3539; local 53539. SStephentephen andand LLauraaura AAlveslves ooff KKwajalein.wajalein. Printed circulation: 2,000

The Kwajalein Hourglass 2 Saturday, June 18, 2005 U.S. Army celebrates 230th birthday By Jim Garamone fi repower of that fi rst regiment. “To- And Soldiers who have “launched American Forces Press Service day, the Army stands as one of the offensives against the violent ex- greatest institutions in the world, tremists who killed 3,000 innocent After 230 years, the one thing a the pre-eminent land power on men, women and children on Sept. Soldier of 1775 and one today have Earth and the ultimate instrument 11, 2001.” had in common is the desire to fi ght of national resolve,” Harvey said. Soldiers, though, are more than and protect the United States. Throughout history “our Soldiers just warriors, the secretary said. Defense Secretary Donald H. have displayed unmatched cour- Army personnel serve as “diplomats” Rumsfeld praised Soldiers Tues- age, commitment and willingness and “peacekeepers” as well. “And day serving the United States and to sacrifi ce to achieve any mission,” with every new challenge, (Soldiers) said the “Army’s story is America’s Schoomaker said. “They serve with have demonstrated their ability to story.” incredible honor and distinction. rise to the occasion,” he said. Rumsfeld, Army Secretary Fran- They understood ... that our Con- Following the speeches, Schoo- cis Harvey, Chief of Staff Gen. Peter stitution and the freedom it guar- maker enlisted 28 recruits from Schoomaker and Sgt. Maj. Of the antees are worth fi ghting for.” the Recruiting Battalion. Army Kenneth O. Preston presided The Army has changed with the The oldest and youngest Soldiers at a Pentagon ceremony marking times. Rumsfeld praised the service in the U.S. Army Military District the Army’s birthday. On June 14, for efforts to make itself more fl ex- of Washington cut a cake in honor 1775, the Second Continental Con- ible and more innovative as it tack- of the birthday. And the assembled gress approved legislation calling les future challenges. crowd together sang “Happy Birth- for the United States to raise 10 Rumsfeld said the Army has day” to the U.S. Army. companies of infantry - about 1,000 served nobly in the struggle against Army fi gures show there are Soldiers. Today the U.S. Army has violent extremists. He noted Army 256,000 Soldiers deployed over- more than 488,000 Soldiers on ac- Rangers parachuted into Kanda- seas in a number of capacities. tive duty, with 193,000 members har early in Operation Enduring There are 114,000 Soldiers in Iraq, of the Army Reserve and 330,000 Freedom. The Army’s 3rd Infantry 15,000 in Afghanistan, 26,000 in National Guardsmen. Division made the famed Thunder Korea, 1,400 in Kosovo and 700 Today, one Soldier surpasses the Runs into Baghdad in April 2003. Soldiers in the Sinai. Bank of Marshall Islands coming to Kwaj By Nell M. Drumheller RMI workforce had the ability to cash their payroll Editor checks. This was an interim measure that we provid- ed until a permanent solution was developed. We feel At 1 p.m. on June 25, the Bank of the Marshall that the opening of BOMI on Kwaj will bring additional Islands will hold a grand opening for their facility services and options to the RMI workforce.” which will be in the trailer closest to the Dock Security KRS cashes approximately 600 checks on Kwajalein Checkpoint. and another 100 on Roi-Namur. “We will continue to According to Maj. David Coffey, U.S. Army Kwajalein provide the bi-weekly service on Roi. It is my under- Atoll Host Nation Offi ce, USAKA has a long-term vision standing that BOMI will provide full banking services which involves becoming more economically integrated to the RMI workforce on Kwaj,” Burt said. with the Marshallese community. “BOMI is an RMI Coffey said that BOMI is important because it will business itself, but it also provides economic sup- provide full banking services to include no-fee check port that will enable other RMI businesses to come to cashing services to C-Badge employees. USAKA,” he said. “BOMI’s presence will also allow C-Badge employees With the new banking facility, Kwajalein Range easier access to full banking services and will not require Services will discontinue RMI employee payroll check them to miss as much work time as they do when going cashing in Building 900 on paydays. to Ebeye to conduct banking business,” Coffey said. Robert Burt, KRS Finance manager, said “With the Coffey added that USAKA has just fi nished staffi ng departure of the Bank of Guam on Nov. 30, KRS fi - the legal agreement which will bring a Marshallese-run nance assumed the responsibility to ensure that the scuba shop to USAKA in the near future.

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Saturday, June 18, 2005 3 The Kwajalein Hourglass Environmentally speaking Training, education ensures waterways remain clean By Nell M. Drumheller fi rst responder to all spill events. KRS Environmental Editor is notifi ed by the FD when spills occur. That is what happened in this case. The person that discovers the On Wednesday morning an estimated half gallon of spill is responsible for calling 911 to report. Once the hydraulic oil leaked onto the asphalt near the Small Fire Department is notifi ed of a spill and is told that it Boat Marina ramp. No oil made it to the water. has reached surface water, the Marine Department is All of the right steps were taken to prevent the oil notifi ed. They will respond with appropriate contain- from either being absorbed into the soil or getting into ment equipment such as booms to keep the material the water. The Kwajalein Fire Department was called, from spreading and then skim the material off the sur- they responded promptly. The Kwajalein Range Ser- face of the water if possible,” Madore added. vices Environmental Department was notifi ed. It was a Keeping our waterways clean is a top priority. minor spill and was cleaned up quickly. “All water should be capable of supporting marine The Department of Defense, Department of the Army, life and suitable for recreation [no fl oating oil, scum or KRS and U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll take environmental debris, doesn’t have objectionable odor, color, taste or issues seriously. turbidity, etc.] Any substance that degrades the envi- On Kwajalein, procedures are in place to ensure that ronment to a point where it can’t meet these standards any type of hazardous spill is contained. is considered harmful to some extent. Certain fuels or “Fuel spills rarely occur and when they do they are other substances can be more harmful than others, usually small. USAKA averages three spills a month but it really depends more on the area in which it is of various substances but out of these only one every spilled and the amount,” Madore said. other month or two is actual fuel. Spills to surface wa- Beach-area water is sampled weekly for bacteria to ter, in general, rarely occur due to the diligence of our ensure the water is safe for swimming. employees,” said Cathy Madore, Project Environmental According to Madore there are different standards lead with KRS Environment, Safety and Health offi ce. for water that can be found in the USAKA Environ- Though Wednesday’s spill was quickly controlled, mental Standards. The waters around USAKA are

Marine life abounds in Kwajalein waters. Keeping the environment clean is vital. (Photo by Kyle Fischer) 4 pristine state as possible with an absolute minimum remains stable or even improves during our stay here. of pollution from any source. These waters are found While all personnel who work in or near the water have in the open lagoon and approximately 2,000 feet from been trained on keeping the water environmentally the ocean shoreline. Class A waters are suitable for safe, the average citizen can do their part too,” Madore recreation (swimming, fi shing, etc.) and should be kept said. clean of trash, solid materials, and oil. Class A waters According to Madore, all citizens are responsible for can be found at our public beaches, Kwajalein lagoon calling 911 if they spill anything into any surface water area, ocean side, etc. Class B waters are small boat (lagoon or ocean), on the road or down a storm drain. harbors, shipping areas, bait fi shing, etc. These are the The small spill on Wednesday was cleaned up areas around the small boat marina, Echo Pier, Fuel quickly. It was completed in less than an hour. Part of Pier, etc. the reason for the quick response to the spill was edu- The water ways surrounding Kwajalein are an impor- cation and a concern for the environment. tant part of life on the atoll. Motorized boats are used Madore added that spills from vehicles are the larg- daily, with that is the possibility of spills. “It is impos- est contributor of releases to the environment. The sible to know how much fuel gets into the water, but message we wish to put forward is for all users to in- the obvious goal is zero. Fueling of B-Boats is done by spect their vehicles prior to driving. Start the vehicles the Small Boat Marina and they take care to ensure and look for leaks. If the vehicle is leaking, contact au- fuel is not spilled into the water. Fueling operations for tomotive for repairs. Also, if you notice a leak from any the larger boats is done on the fuel pier and is overseen vehicles driving on island, please identify the vehicle by Logistics and the Marine Department. Again, the and report it to KRS Environmental. goal is zero discharge to the lagoon and they take great Madore said that parents can help educate their chil- care to ensure that is met,” Madore said. dren in caring for the environment. The USAKA Environmental Standards set the bar for “It’s really quite easy to teach young people to keep how clean the lagoon water should be along with RMI our water clean and it goes back to the fundamentals law. KRS Environmental oversees activities at USAKA of taking responsibility for your actions. Clean up your to ensure the standards are met. “Ultimately, it is ev- trash, dispose of things properly and teach others to do eryone’s responsibility to ensure that the water quality the same,” she said.

Pristine conditions make Kwajalein a world class diving site and a delight for Kwaj divers. (File photo)

5 Extending a helping hand Turning box tops into books

By Mig Owens Assistant editor

Books and school supplies were delivered June 11 to Ebeye schools by approximately 20 members of the Kwaj Kids Club. Funds used to purchase the items were raised through the year-long collection of box tops, donated to the club by the community by way of collection points at Surfway, the Child Development Center and School-Age Services offi ces. According to Trina Tiffany, School-Age Services and Child Development Center director, box top col- lections are ongoing and the drops are done on an annual basis. Supplementing box top collections was a donation from the Army Wives’ Club. “The children collect and then help decide what should be purchased,” Tif- fany said. “This is the fi rst year that the children have been able to go and deliver the items to Ebeye. This year we are able to bring large boxes of new books to all six pre-schools on Ebeye,” she said. Carl Jeadrik, Ebeye public elementary school principal, accepted the boxes, each decorated by Kwaj Kids Club children. From there, they were distributed to the other schools on June 12. “It’s very generous and we’re really grateful,” Jeadrik said. He explained that the books and supplies would be put to good use next school year. Tiffany thanks the community for their continuing support, with special thanks for Boxtops for Education and the Campbell Gannon Bowman,10, soup labels. She also thanks the staff (Julia helps deliver books Sektnan, Wendy Coffey and Theresa Con- and supplies to Ebeye way) at Kwaj Kids and the generosity of the public school June 11. Army Wives’ Club for making this possible. Members of the Kwaj Of this donation by children for children, Kids Club purchased Tiffany said, “I think it is great. One of the the items with funds goals within the Kwaj Kids Club is to promote raised through box- citizenship; this project helps the children to top collection. (Photo by Mig Owens) see ways that they can assist others.”

The Kwajalein Hourglass 6 Saturday, June 18, 2005 gets green light, will be in place Aug. 12 By Nell M. Drumheller mentary reallocated its teachers internally. Therefore, Editor the full-day service will be provided without charge to the parents,” he said. When school starts back up on Aug. 12, an all-day Frazier added that the Child Development Center is kindergarten program will be in place. lowering its minimum age. “Currently, due to space According to Dan Frazier, Kwajalein School’s super- limitations, the CDC does not accept students younger intendent, in prior years, students attended for three than two-and-a-half in age. Starting in the fall, the hours each day. During that time, students also re- CDC will open its doors to children as young as two. ceived special classes in art, computers, library, music This is something the community has been requesting and physical education. Plus each half-day included for many years,” Frazier said. recess. Therefore, the amount of time for actual class- Teachers for the program are two veteran Kwajalein room instruction was limited. The new all-day kinder- teachers: Angie Dampier and Susan Davis. garten will be academically-based in the morning with Both teachers are advocates of the all-day kindergar- students working on pre-reading and pre-mathematics ten approach. “I taught full-day kindergarten before skills, among other things. coming to Kwajalein. The teacher and the students “As a school, we began last fall to look for ways to do not feel “rushed” to accomplish all that is required improve the academic achievement of our students. from the curriculum. I believe that the children at- We considered full-day kindergarten as a means that tending full-day kindergarten will benefi t through the many schools had used successfully,” he said. less time restraints,” Dampier, a fi ve-year resident of The all-day program is optional. Parents have the Kwajalein, said. option to enroll their children for just a half-day in the “I think kindergarten has a signifi cant infl uence on morning. So there will be some students who will at- children. It sets the stage and develops the building tend for only the morning and others who return after blocks for their years in elementary school. I think lunch for the full day. The afternoon will include more all-day kindergarten along with an appropriate set up, center-based learning. Learning centers will be set up gives students the time to learn in a developmentally around the rooms, and students will move from center appropriate setting. The curriculum may not change to center, experiencing different things. “It will be very signifi cantly, but having the extra time and space will active and hands-on learning,” Frazier said. help us deliver the instruction in a more developmen- According to Frazier extra space is necessary because tally appropriate way that is in line with current re- of the learning centers. “Therefore, kindergarten is search on how young children learn. I am most excited moving into the newer building (351) on the north side about not having to “rush” fi ve-year-olds through their of the elementary campus. Our largest classrooms are academic learning and seeing them really get a chance in this building,” he said. to learn through center time as well,” Davis said. “I “Elementary schools are changing. Most kindergar- went into teaching out of a desire to really understand ten students in the U.S. are educated in all-day pro- what children need and how they learn. I stay in teach- grams,” Frazier said. The typical kindergarten student ing for more selfi sh reasons. There is a lot of joy in a is already fi ve-years-old prior to the start of school and classroom full of kids. Who wouldn’t want to be in a turns six some time during his or her kindergarten happy place and feel like they were helping someone year. learn?” The school is anticipating two sections of 17 to 18 “I teach because I enjoy being part of helping chil- students in each section in the morning and approxi- dren learn. It can be learning how to write their names, mately 15 students in each section in the afternoon. how to mix two colors to make another, to read or how Attending the full-day kindergarten will also be fi ve to share a toy with a friend. Their capacity of learning students from Ebeye, selected as part of the guest stu- is endless. Knowing that I have the opportunity to be a dent program. part of that learning is why I teach,” Dampier said. “Each year, more states adopt all-day kindergarten Enrollment packets are available at the elementary programs. Just this year, the state legislatures in Ari- offi ce. Frazier said that parents are encouraged to stop zona and Nevada voted the programs in. The Depart- in at their earliest convenience. ment of Defense implemented all-day kindergarten in “We are ready to fully implement this program. Our all DoDEA [Department of Defense Education Activity] classroom have been selected, teachers assigned, and schools a few years ago,” Frazier said. supplies ordered. Curriculum development for this All-day kindergarten is being implemented at no ad- new kindergarten program will take place throughout ditional cost to USAKA, according to Frazier. “The ele- the coming year.”

Saturday, June 18, 2005 7 The Kwajalein Hourglass Global War on Terror Honoring fallen heroes

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Tonight 7:30 p.m., Yuk — Hitch (PG-13) 7 p.m., Roi — Beauty Shop (PG-13)

Sunday 7:30 p.m., Yuk — Because of Winn-Dixie (PG) 7 p.m., Roi — The Upside of Anger (R)

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Hitch, A man who teaches dateless wonders how to The following 28 U.S. servicemembers and civilians have was assigned to 1st Tank Battalion, 1st Marine Division, I become irresistible to women learns just how hard it can died in the Global War on Terrorism. Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, Calif. be to do it yourself in this romantic comedy. When a guy Linda J. Villar, 41, of Franklinton, La., died June 3 in Staff Sgt. Mark O. Edwards, 40, of Unicoi, Tenn., died in wants to make the right impression Baghdad, Iraq, from injuries sustained when a mortar struck June 9 at his forward operating base near Tuz, Iraq, from with a certain lady, Alex “Hitch” Hitchens (Will Smith) her forward operating base. Villar worked for the U.S. Army a non-combat related cause. Edwards was assigned to is the man he calls. Hitch has made a career out of Field Support Command, Fort Stewart, Ga. the Army National Guard’s 2nd Squadron, 278th Armored coordinating a man’s fi rst three dates so that they’ll show Lt. Col. Terrence K. Crowe, 44, of New York died June 7 Cavalry Regiment, Erwin, Tenn. him to his best advantage (for a price, of course), and in Tal Afar, Iraq, when his unit was attacked by enemy forces Sgt. David J. Murray, 23, of Clinton, La., died June 9 in Baghdad, when an improvised explosive device deto- more than a few have taken women to the altar they fi rst using rocket-propelled grenades and small arms fi re. Crowe was assigned to the Army Reserve’s 10th Battalion, 98th Regi- nated near his military vehicle. Murray was assigned to started courting with Hitch’s help. But Hitch discovers the Army National Guard’s 1088th Engineering Battalion, his own romantic limitations when he falls for Sara (Eva ment, 4th Brigade, 98th Division, Lodi, N.J. 1st Lt. Michael J. Fasnacht, 25, of Columbus, Ga., died New Roads, La. Mendes), a journalist who has her own ideas about June 8 in Tikrit, Iraq, when an improvised explosive device Lance Cpl. Mario A. Castillo, 20, of Brownwood, romance, and might just expose Hitch’s underground detonated near his Bradley Fighting Vehicle. Fasnacht was Texas and Lance Cpl. Andrew J. Kilpela, 22, of Fower- business to the world. assigned to the 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd ville, Mich. died June 10 as a result of an explosion while Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Benning, Ga. conducting combat operations in Saqlawiyah, Iraq. They Beauty Shop, While the men of Barbershop and Lance Cpl. Marc L. Tucker, 24, of Pontotoc, Miss., died were assigned to 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Barbershop 2 have plenty to mouth off about, they may June 8 as a result of a non-hostile vehicle accident in Asr Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp have met their match in the female staff and clientele Uranium, Iraq. He was assigned to 9th Engineer Support Lejeune, N.C. of a nearby beauty shop. Directed by Bille Woodruff, Battalion, 3rd Force Service Support Group, III Marine Ex- Sgt. Larry R. Arnold Sr., 46, of Carriere, Miss. and Beauty Shop revolves around these women led by peditionary Force, Okinawa, Japan. During Operation Iraqi Spc. Terrance D. Lee Sr., 25, of Moss Point, Miss. died on Gina (Queen Latifah), who opened Beauty Shop to give Freedom, his unit was attached to 2nd FSSG, II Marine Expe- June 11 in Owesat Village, Iraq, when their armored per- all the females in the community, from a conservative ditionary Force (Forward). sonnel carrier was hit by an improvised explosive device. Southern socialite to a poetry-reciting stylist, a place to Capt. Phillip T. Esposito, 30, of Suffern, N.Y. and 1st Lt. Both soldiers were assigned to the Army National Guard’s talk about life, love, and the issues of the day, all while Louis E. Allen, 34, of Milford, Pa. died on June 8 in Tikrit, 150th Combat Engineer Battalion, 155th Brigade Combat getting their hair done. of injuries sustained on June 7 in Tikrit, when an explosion Team, Lucedale, Miss. of unknown origin occurred near their location. Both soldiers Two Soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom died June 11 in Al Taqaddum, Iraq, when an The Upside of Anger, Two friends wonder if there were assigned to the Army National Guard’s Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 42nd Infantry Division, Troy, improvised explosive device detonated near their military might be more between them when their lives both vehicle. Killed were: Spc. Casey Byers, 22, of Schleswig, take a left turn in this romantic comedy. Terry is a N.Y. Sgt. Michael J. Kelley, 26, of Scituate, Mass., died June 8 Iowa. Byers was assigned to the Army National Guard’s middle-aged housewife and mother of four teenaged in Shkin, Afghanistan, when his helicopter landing zone came 224th Engineer Battalion, Ottumwa, Iowa. Sgt. 1st Class daughters and gets the shock of her life when her under enemy fi re. Kelley was assigned to the Army National Neil A. Prince, 35, of Baltimore. Prince was assigned to husband, without a word of warning, leaves them Guard’s 101st Field Artillery Battalion, Rehoboth, Mass. the Army’s 2nd Battalion, 17th Field Artillery Regiment, behind to move to Sweden with his secretary. Going Pfc. Emmanuel Hernandez, 22, of Yauco, Puerto Rico, 2nd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colo. through a bender of depression and alcohol, Terry fi nds died June 8 in Shkin, Afghanistan, when his helicopter-land- Cpl. Stanley J. Lapinski, 35, of Las Vegas, died June herself commiserating with Denny, a former baseball ing zone came under enemy fi re. Hernandez was assigned to 11 in Baghdad, when an improvised explosive device deto- star turned unenthusiastic radio personality who was the Army’s 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment, 173rd nated near his military vehicle. Lapinski was assigned to her husband’s best friend and a frequent presence at Airborne Brigade, Vicenza, Italy. the Army’s 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 3rd In- the house. With both Terry and Denny feeling down in Pfc. Douglas E. Kashmer, 27, of Sharon, Pa., died June 8 fantry Division, Fort Stewart. the dumps about recent events in their lives, the two in Nippur, Iraq, when the wrecker in which he was a passen- Lance Cpl. John J. Mattek Jr., 24, of Stevens Point, fi nd themselves drawn to one another. ger was involved in a non-combat related rollover. Kashmer Wis., died Monday from wounds received as a result of an was assigned to the Army’s 70th Transportation Company, explosion while conducting combat operations against en- The Rich is temporarily out of service due to Mannheim, Germany. emy forces in Al Anbar Province, Iraq, on June 8. He was technical issues. Sgt. Roberto Arizola, Jr., 31, of Laredo, Texas, died June assigned to the 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Bat- 8 in Baghdad, when an improvised explosive device detonated talion, Regimental Combat Team-2, 2nd Marine Division, near his HMMWV. Arizola was assigned to the Army’s 297th II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune. Military Intelligence Battalion, 513th Military Intelligence Bri- Sgt. Larry R. Kuhns Jr., 24, of Austintown, Ohio and gade, Fort Gordon, Ga. Spc. Anthony D. Kinslow, 21, of Westerville, Ohio died Five Marines, Lance Cpl. Dustin V. Birch, 22, of Saint on Monday in Ramadi, Iraq, where their military vehicle Anthony, Idaho; Lance Cpl. Daniel Chavez, 20, of ; came under a grenade attack while conducting combat Lance Cpl. Thomas O. Keeling, 23, of Strongsville, Ohio; operations. Both soldiers were assigned to the 2nd Bat- Lance Cpl. Devon P. Seymour, 21, of St. Louisville, Ohio and talion, 17th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 2nd Practice good Cpl. Brad D. Squires, 26, of Middleburg Heights, Ohio died Infantry Division, Fort Carson. OPSEC. June 9 as a result of an explosion while conducting combat Marine Pfc. Joshua P. Klinger, 21, from Easton, Be sure all classifi ed operations with 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Pa., died Tuesday as a result of an explosion from an offi ces and documents Force (Forward), in Haqlaniyah, Iraq. Keeling, Seymour, and improvised explosive device while conducting combat are safeguarded. Squires were assigned to Marine Forces Reserve’s 3rd Bat- operations against enemy forces near Fallujah, Iraq. He talion, 25th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division, Akron, was assigned to 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 2nd Ohio. Birch was assigned to Marine Forces Reserve’s 4th Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Tank Battalion, 4th Marine Division, Boise, Idaho. Chavez Lejeune. The Kwajalein Hourglass 8 Saturday, June 18, 2005 All AFN programming is subject to change due to DS3 availability. Sunday, June 19 Time Channel 9 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 17 Channel 20 WChannel 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 a.m. The Late Show MLB Interleague Economy Watch Roller Late Night with Movie: (Continued) Disney’s Doug Law & Order

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3:30 a.m. Access Hollywood Cashin’ In Scary Movie 3 School Survival

4 a.m. Headline News CNN Live Saturday Friday Night Fights Will & Grace That’s So Raven SportsCenter

4:30 a.m. Entertainment PGA Pacquaio vs That 70’s Show Romeo Studios Navarro US Open 5 a.m. Good Morning Third Round Weekend Live Breathing Space Movie: Sesame Street TBA Yoga America 5:30 a.m. with Tony Snow Carribean Workout Face/Off

6 a.m. Wall Street Journal The Pulse Body Shaping Barney & Friends Beyond The Glory

6:30 a.m. Army Newswatch This Week In Baseball Every Woman Clifford Mike Tyson Part 2

7 a.m. Miss Spider Next @ CNN MLB Beautiful Homes Funniest Animals Headline News

7:30 a.m. Lazy Town Curb Appeal Movie: Animal Videos Hour of Power

8 a.m. Foster’s Home FOX News Live at Landscaper’s The Straight Story Brandy & Celebration Of Challenge Mr. Wiskers Victory

8:30 a.m. Atomic Betty Oakland Weekend Warriors Maya & Miguel Coral Ridge Hour

9 a.m. Xiaolin Showdown Clean House Movie: <:07> Jackie Chan Lord Have Mercy

9:30 a.m. School Survival Single White Kim Possible Walking By Faith

10 a.m. That’s So Raven Headline News ESPNews BBQ with Bobby Female Hi Hi Puffy Headline News

10:30 a.m. Girls vs. Boys McLaughlin Group ESPNews $40 A Day Power Rangers Army Newswatch

11 a.m. Miracle Boy’s MLB Interleague Capital Gang Saturday Night Love is in the Hair Movie: Dragonball GT NASCAR

11:30 a.m. Wild on the Set Diamondbacks Live Gastineau Girls Broken Arrow Justice League Bush Series

12 p.m. Access Hollywood at Washington Week 101 Most... Teen Kids News Meijer 300

12:30 p.m. Weekend Indians Headline News Roller Movie: <:53> Cyberchase

1 p.m. America’s Most Larry King Live Biography Gigi Endurance

1:30 p.m. Wanted Charles Dickens Blake Holsey High

2 p.m. Movie: MLB Interleague AT Large with Grand Ole Opry Funniest Animals ESPNews

2:30 p.m. Patriot Games Mets at Mariners Geraldo Rivera Live Wild America ESPNews

3 p.m. Dateline Star Trek: Voyager Movie: Discovery Kids Suze Orman Show International #1 The Thaw 3:30 p.m. Desert Bloom

4 p.m. Movie: <:07> Big Story Weekend Ripley’s Believe It Hercules WWE Smackdown!

4:30 p.m. Fast Times At with Rita Cosby Or Not

5 p.m. Ridgemont High SportsCenter CNN Saturday Night Fear Factor Movie: Disney’s Doug

5:30 p.m. Maid in Manhattan Wild Thornberry’s

6 p.m. SportsCenter Beltway Boys What Not To Wear Fairly Oddparents MotorWeek

6:30 p.m. Girlfriends Fox News Watch Rugrats Ebert & Roeper

7 p.m. George Lopez NASCAR Headline News Supernanny Movie: Movie: The Contender

7:30 p.m. Half & Half Craftsman Truck Black Forum The Legend of Treasure Planet

8 p.m. Fear Factor Series Chris Matthews Kevin Hill Bagger Vance Stargate SG-1 House Arrest 8:30 p.m. Navy/Marine Corps Movie:

9 p.m. Law & Order SportsCenter 20/20 Strong Medicine Movie: <:20> Stuart Little 2 Headline News

9:30 p.m. Charlie’s Angels ESPNews

10 p.m. Window on the Atoll Beltway Boys Headline News Will & Grace Dawson’s Creek Primetime Movie:

10:30 p.m. Saturday Night Live FOX News Watch Army Newswatch That 70’s Show Gladiator

11 p.m. HBO Championship FOX & Friends WNBA Road Rules Movie: Xena: Warrior

11:30 p.m. Boxing Mercury at Liberty Pimp My Ride Nothing To Lose Princess

Saturday, June 18, 2005 9 The Kwajalein Hourglass All AFN programming is subject to change due to DS3 availability. Monday, June 20 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 12a.m. Kickin It HBO Boxing Fox & Friends WNBA Mad TV Movie: (Continued) The Simpsons Movie: (Continued)

12:30 a.m. (Continued) (Continued) Movie: <:53> The Simpsons The Simpsons

1a.m. Basic Training SportsCenter CBS News Sunday SportsCenter Super Nanny The River Wild Fairly Oddparents Headline News 1:30 a.m. Basic Training Morning Rugrats Scrubs

2a.m. J.A.G. Sports Reporters The Contender Kevin Hill Movie: King of the Hill

Treasure Planet Access Hollywood 2:30 a.m. SportsCenter Face the Nation House Arrest

3a.m. Movie: Headline News Stargate SG-1 Strong Medicine Movie: Weekend Edition

3:30 a.m. The Tiger Woods Navy/Marine Corps The Legend of Movie: Black Forum Story Stuart Little 2 4a.m. Late Edition With ESPNews Will & Grace Bagger Vance Gillette World Sport Wolf Blitzer 4:30 a.m. PGA ESPNews That 70’s Show SportsCenter US Open 5a.m. Headline News Track and Field Breathing Space Movie: <:20> Sesame Street Yoga Final Round Championship 5:30 a.m. Hour of Power Carribean Workout Charlies Angel’s MLB Interleague

6a.m. Celebration Of Victory FOX News Live of the Area Barney & Friends Batman Begins NCAA 6:30 a.m. Coral Ridge Hour Clifford 400

7a.m. Lord Have Mercy The Sports Reports Swamp Critters Movie: Sylvester & Tweety

7:30 a.m. Walking By Faith Champ Car World Harvest Frequency Scooby Doo

8a.m. Seven Monsters Meet the Press Series Music and the. . . Magic School Bus Gran Prix of 8:30 a.m. Sagwa Real Videos The Jetsons

9a.m. Movie: FNS with Chris Portland Latin Lifestyles Movie: <:13> House of Mouse

9:30 a.m. Spirit: Stallion of Wallace Urban Style The Game Animaniacs

10 a.m. the Cimarron Tim Russert ESPNews Fantasy Camp Ed, Edd & Eddy ESPNews

10:30 a.m. SpongeBob ESPNews Roker on the Road Filmore ESPNews

11a.m. Motorweek Baseball Tonight People in the News FLW Outdoors Radical Sabatical Movie: Walk in Your Shoes Emeril Live

11:30 a.m. Ebert & Roper with Paula Zahn All American Mutiny Funniest Animals Festivals 12p.m. Movie: ESPNews This Week Roller The Suze Orman NBA Inside Stuff That 70’s Show

12:30 p.m. The Lost Boys NBA Gametime Show Movie: <:44> Happy Days NBA Gametime

1p.m. NBA Finals Dateline Antiques Roadshow Urban Cowboy Movie: NBA Finals

1:30 p.m. Movie: <:52> Game 5 International #2 James And TheGame 5 at Spurs Giant Peach Detroit at Spurs 2p.m. Boycott CNN Sunday Night Colonial House

2:30 p.m. Movie: Honey I Shrunk 3p.m. CNN Presents Basic Training Movie: <:10> The Kids 3:30 p.m. SportsCenter Basic Training National Judge Judy

4p.m. The Contender Larry King Live J.A.G. Lampoon’s Disney’s Doug Charmed

4:30 p.m. Vacation Wild Thornberrys

5p.m. Stargate SG-1 60 Minutes The Best Of Movie: Fairly Oddparents Ed

5:30 p.m. Good Eats The Tiger Wood’s Rugrats

6p.m. Headline News FOX Magazine My Wife and Kids Story Jeff Corwin Star Trek

6:30 p.m. Window on the Atoll Malcolm in the Middle Experience

7p.m. Movie: Baseball Tonight Beltway Boys Girlfriends Movie: America’s Funniest Third Watch

7:30 p.m. Gladiator FOX News Watch The King of Queens Life As A House Home Videos

8p.m. MLB Interleague Bulls & Bears The Contender Everwood Jeopardy

8:30 p.m. Dodgers Cavuto on Business Headline News

9p.m. at Forbes on FOX Window In Review C.S.I.: NY Movie: Joan of ArcadiaESPNews 2000 Nutty Professor II: 9:30 p.m. The Simpsons White Sox Cashin’ In Roller Navy/Marine Corps The Klumps 10 p.m. Headline News Dateline NBC Will & Grace The Cosby Show 60 Minutes

10:30 p.m. Scrubs That 70’s Show Home Improvement

11p.m. King of the Hil SportsCenter Saturday Night Movie: 7th Heaven Las Vegas Live The Right Stuff 11:30 p.m. Access Hollywood

The Kwajalein Hourglass 10 Saturday, June 18, 2005 All AFN programming is subject to change due to DS3 availability. Tuesday, June 21 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 12a.m. Access Hollywood SportsCenter American Morning Roller The X-Files Movie: (Continued) Fairly Oddparents E.R.

12:30 a.m.. America’s Black Forum NBA Finals The Right Stuff Rugrats

1a.m. Passions Pistons at Spurs Girlfreinds Jeff Corwin Pacifi c Report

1:30 a.m.. Game 5 The King of Queens Experience Tonight Show

2a.m. Third Watch FOX News Live The Contender America’s Funniest with Jay Leno 2:30 a.m.. SportsCenter Coming Attractions Home Videos The Late Show

3a.m. Law & Order C.S.I.: NY Movie: Everwood w/ David Letterman

3:30 a.m.. Life As A House The Late Late Show

4a.m. The Simpsons Tennis Will & Grace Joan of Arcadia with Craig Ferguson Wimbledon 4:30 a.m.. Raymond That 70’s Show Big Idea with Day 1 5a.m. Charmed Dateline NBC Breathing Space Movie: <:15> Sesame Street Donny Deutsch Yoga 5:30 a.m.. Nutty Professor II: Countdown with Caribbean Workout Keith Olbermann 6a.m. Today Body Shaping The Klumps Mr. Rogers

6:30 a.m.. Tipical Mary Ellen Clifford Access Hollywood

7a.m. Studio B with The View True Hollywood Out of the Box Headline News

7:30 a.m.. Shepard Smith Stories Rolie Polie Olie Entertainment Studios 8a.m. Wheel of Fortune Your World with Emeril Live Hollywood Stories Jo Jo’s Circus ESPNews

8:30 a.m.. Dr. Phil <8:26> Neil Cavuto E.T. Stanley Headline News

9a.m. Oprah Winfrey Around The Horn Coast to Coast 30 Minute Meals Movie: Lazy Town Good Morning <9:20> 9:30 a.m.. PTI Paula’s Home Danielle Steel’s House of Mouse America Cooking Family Accident 10 a.m.. Headliner & Legend SportsCenter Headline News Designer’s Jimmy Neutron <10:20> Challange 10:30 a.m.. NBC Nightly News Craft Corner Movie: <:45> Jackie Chan 11a.m. General Hospital MLB Interleague ABC World News MLB Interleague The Soup Congo Scooby Doo Emeril Live

11:30 a.m.. <11:10> Red Sox CBS Evening News St. Louis at King of Queens New Scooby Doo

12p.m. Bulletin Board at The Newshour Bernie Mac Fresh Prince That 70’s Show

12:30 p.m.. Judge Judy Indians with Jim Lehrer Girlfriends Coming Attractions Growing Pains Wheel of Fortune

1p.m. Today Hannity & Colmes Charmed Movie: Funniest Animals Dr Phil

1:30 p.m.. An Ideal Husband Little Bill

2p.m. Complete Wimbledon Fox Report with ESPNews Ed Dora The Explorer Oprah Winfrey

2:30 p.m.. Today at Shepard Smith ESPNews Movie: <:53> Angelina

3p.m. Pepper Ann Wimbledon Lou Dobbs Tonight ABC World News Passions American The Brady Bunch NBC Nightly News

3:30 p.m.. Spongebob ESPNews Graffi ti That’s So Raven Judge Judy

4p.m. Mucha Lucha Baseball Tonight Larry King Live CBS Evening News Third Watch Movie: Charmed

4:30 p.m.. Kim Possible ESPNews <:40> NBC Nightly News Life Size 5p.m. Jeopardy NASCAR Nation Newsnight Roller Law & Order Acess Hollywood Ed

5:30 p.m.. Access Hollywood with Aaron Brown S.V.U. Weekend Liberty Kids 6p.m. Window on the Atoll SportsCenter BET Nightly News The Simpsons E.T. Weekend Spongebob Star Trek

6:30 p.m.. Navy M/Corps News Tavis Smiley Raymond Rocket Power

7p.m. 60 Minutes NHRA Drag Racing Hardball Charmed Movie: Lizzie McGuire Third Watch

7:30 p.m.. with Chris Matthews The Legend of The Brothers Garcia

8p.m. Las Vegas O’Reilly Factor Battlestar Galactia Bagger Vance Smallville Jeopardy

8:30 p.m.. AMA Motorcross Part 3 Headline News

9p.m. E.R. Nightline The New Movie: <:20> Boy Meets World ESPNews

9:30 p.m.. Business Report Detectives Charlie’s Angels Boy Meets World Pacifi c Report

10 p.m.. Pacifi c Report Fox & Friends Will & Grace Fresh Prince 7th Heaven

10:30 p.m.. Tonight Show SportsCenter TBA My Wife and Kids Movie:

11p.m. W/ Jay Leno American Morning That 70’s Show Movie: 7th Heaven Warm Springs

11:30 p.m.. The Late Show Baseball Tonight Blind Date The Thing

Saturday, June 18, 2005 11 The Kwajalein Hourglass All programming is subject to change Wednesday, June 22 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 ESPNews <:10> American Morning Roller Late Night with Movie: (Continued) Liberty Kids Movie: (Continued) 12:30AM The Late Late Show PGA Conan O’Brien Movie: <:50> Spongebob Warm Springs 1:00AM with Craig Ferguson US Open Charmed Presumed Innocent Rocket Power Pacifi c Report <:15> 1:30AM Big Idea with Final Round Rugrats Tonight Show 2:00AM Donnie Deutsch FOX News Live Battlestar Galactia Lizzie McGuire w/ Jay Leno <:45> 2:30AM Countdown with Complete Wimbledon Part 3 The Brothers Garcia The Late Show Keith Olbermann w/ David Letterman <:45> 3:00AM SportsCenter The New Movie: Smallville 3:30AM Access Hollywood Detectives The Legend of The Late Late Show 4:00AM Headline News Baseball Tonight Will & Grace Bagger Vance Boy Meets World w/ Craig Ferguson <:45> 4:30AM Entertainment ESPNews <:40> That 70’s Show Boy Meets World Big Idea Studios 5:00AM ESPNews Wimbledon Tennis Dayside with Breating Space Yoga Movie: <:20> Sesame Street w/ Donny Deutsch <:45> 5:30AM Headline News Day 2 Linda Vester Caribbean Workout Charlie’s Angels Countdown With Keith Olbermann 6:00AM Today FOX News Live Body Shaping Mr. Rogers <:45> 6:30AM Tipical Mary Ellen Clifford Access Hollywood <:45> 7:00AM Studio B with The View Access Hollywood Out of the Box Headline News 7:30AM Shepard Smith Weekend Rolie Polie Olie Entertainment Studios 8:00AM Wheel of Fortune Your World with Emeril Live E.T. Weekend Jo Jo’s Circus ESPNews 8:30AM Dr. Phil <8:26> Neil Cavuto Stanley Headline News 9:00AM Oprah Winfrey Around the Horn Coast to Coast 30 Minute Meals Movie: Lazy Town Good Morning <9:20> 9:30AM PTI Sweet Dreams Road Rage House of Mouse America

10:00AM Guiding Light SportsCenter Headline News Best For Less Jimmy Neutron <10:20> 10:30AM NBC Nightly News Stripped Movie: <41> Jackie Chan 11:00AM General Hospital ABC World News E! News Live Seven Scooby Doo Emeril Live 11:30AM <11:10> CBS Evening News King of Queens New Scooby Doo 12:00PM Bulletin Board The Newshour Bernie Mac Fresh Prince That 70’s Show 12:30PM Judge Judy NBA Game Time with Jim Lehrer Girlfriends Growing Pains NBA Game Time 1:00PM Today NBA Finals Hannity & Colmes Charmed Movie: Funniest Animals NBA Finals 1:30PM Game 6 The Family Man Little Bill Game 6 2:00PM Pistons at Spurs Fox Report with Ed Dora The Explorer Pistons at Spurs 2:30PM Shepard Smith Angelina 3:00PM Disney’s Doug Lou Dobbs Tonight Passions Movie: <:18> The Brady Bunch 3:30PM Animaniacs SportsCenter Mr. Nice Guy That’s So Raven Judge Judy 4:00PM As Told By Ginger Larry King Live CBS Evening News Third Watch Movie: Charmed 4:30PM Teen Kids News NBC Nightly News Pixel Perfect 5:00PM Jeopardy NBA Fastbreak NewsNight with Roller Law & Order The Entertainers Ed 5:30PM Headline News ESPNews Aaron Brown S.V.U. Liberty Kids 6:00PM Bulletin Board SportsCenter BET Nightly News The Simpsons Behind the Scenes Spongebob Star Trek 6:30PM Pacifi c Report Tavis Smiley Raymond E.T. Rocket Power 7:00PM 7th Heaven NASCAR Nextel Hardball The West Wing Movie: As Told By Ginger Third Watch Hollywood 7:30PM Cup with Chris Matthews The Amanda Show Homicide 8:00PM Movie: Batman Begins 400 O’Reilly Factor C.S.I. Miami Everwood Jeopardy 8:30PM Warm Springs Headline News 9:00PM Nightline WWE Raw! Movie: <:05> Sister, Sister ESPNews 9:30PM Business Report America’s Sister, Sister Navy/Marine Corps 10:00PM Pacifi c Report <:15> FOX and Friends Sweethearts Fresh Prince Eve 10:30PM Tonight Show First My Wife and Kids The Simple Life 11:00PM W/ Jay Leno <:45> SportsCenter American Morning The Daily Show Movie: 7th Heaven Extreme Makeover 11:30PM The Late Show <:45> Blind Date Play Misty For Me Home Edition

The Kwajalein Hourglass 12 Saturday, June 18, 2005 HELP WANTED SUPERVISOR, Medical Laboratory. Contract position. HR Req. 030881. KRS has the following job openings. Café Pacifi c For contract hire positions, call Sheri RADAR ENGINEER. Contract position. HR Hendrix, 50777. For all others, call Jack Req. 030875. Riordan, 55154. Full job descriptions and requirements are on line or at Human MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR. Contract Resources, Building 700. position. HR Req. 030871. REGISTERED NURSE. Contract position. HR EQUIPMENT REPAIR TECHNICIAN III. Req. 030989. Contract position. HR Req. 030873. SUPERVISOR, Dental Offi ce. Contract PROJECT CONTROLS ENGINEER II. Contract position. HR Req. 030979. position. HR Req. 030662. PUBLIC INTERNET ADMINISTRATOR. Contract REGISTERED NURSE (2), casual positions, position. HR Req. 030983. Kwajalein Hospital. PROPERTY MANAGER. Contract position. HR MECHANIC II, Full time, Kwaj Automotive Req. 030991. Maintenance. HR Req. K030770. ELECTRICIAN III. Contract position. HR Req. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I, Security. 030740. Full time. HR Req. K030722. Lunch ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT. General CDC AIDE, casual. Education Dept. HR Req. Sun Carved London broil clerical/administrative offi ce work. Temporary 732. Seafood Newburg positions only. Submit application to KRS CYS ACTIVITIES assistant director, part time, Indonesian pork Human Resources. 20 hours per week, Education Dept. HR Req. Ham Marco Polo HELP DESK TECHNICIAN, Information K030697. Grill: Brunch station open Technology. RMI position. HR Req. K030859. Mon Herb broiled pork chops FIELD ENGINEER II, PLOPS. Contract Japanese chicken PROPERTY LEAD, Assistant to Property position. HR Req. 030791. Heuvos Rancheros Management supervisor. Full time. Contract MECHANIC II. Full time. HR Req. K030642. Three-cheese pasta position. HR Req. 030987. PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK II On- Grill: Brunch station open CLERK, Administrative Support. Full time. HR island/RMI position. Full time. Adequate Tues Italian pasta bar Req. K030814. knowledge of KEAMS desired. HR Req. Italian baked chicken K030759. Shrimp Alfredo pizza MECHANIC III, Roi Power Plant. Full time. HR Grill: Italian burger Req. K030820. ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICIAN IV, contract Wed Turkey a la king TRAFFIC AGENT I, Aviation Base Operation. position, HR Req. 030901. Sautéed liver/onions Part time. 20 hours per week. HR Req. SUPERVISOR DESKTOP support, contract Calamari stir-fry K030821. position, HR Req. 030897. Grill: Fish sandwich TRAFFIC AGENT, Aviation Passenger and HARDWARE ENGINEER III. Contract position, Thur Swedish meatballs Cargo Service. Part time. 20 hours per week. HR Req. 030993. Kalua pork and cabbage HR Req. K030819. Grill: Chuck wagon sandwich Fri Chicken chimichangas RECREATION AIDE II Theater Operators. Two Burritos/tacos casual positions. HR Req. K030800-801. Beef tamales RECREATION AIDE I. Five casual positions. Grill: Salsa/cheese burger HR Req. K030813. June 25 Roast turkey LIFEGUARDS. Five casual positions. HR Req. Beef/asparagus stir-fry K030808-812. Grill: Cheese dogs EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, Information Technology. Full time. HR Req. Dinner 030807. Tonight Braised short ribs Protestant services Broiled fajita chicken PHOTOCOPY MACHINE OPERATOR, Sunday, 8 and 10:45 a.m. Sun Broiled chicken Administrative Support. Full time. HR Req. Roi-Namur service at 4 p.m. Barbecued pork butt K030806. Sunday school for all ages Baked tofu/Napa cabbage CLERK, Administrative Support. Full time. HR 9:15 a.m., in the REB. Mon Grilled minute steak Req. K030814. Penne pasta Chicken/peapod stir-fry PETROLEUM, OIL and LUBE TECHNICIAN III. Catholic services Tues Kwaj fried chicken Contract position. HR Req. 030728. Saturday Mass, Broiled ono LAUNCH ORDNANCE TECHNICIAN II. 5:30 p.m., in the main chapel Chinese beef Contract position. HR Req. 030941. Sunday Mass Broccoli stir-fry SYSTEM ENGINEER IV. Contract position. HR 7 a.m., small chapel Wed Carved top sirloin Req. 030943. 9:15 a.m., main chapel Parmesan ratatouille Mass on Roi at 11:30 a.m. Whole roast chicken RECREATION SPECIALIST I, Community Thurs Stir-fry to order Activities. HR Req. K030743. Charsiu spareribs TEACHING/LIBRARY AIDE, Education Dept. For more information, Chicken nuggets part time. 20 hours per week. call the Chapel, 53505. Fri Keoki’s pot roast Chicken adobo MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. Contract position. Breaded walleye fi lets HR Req. 030877.

Saturday, June 18, 2005 13 The Kwajalein Hourglass JR ACCOUNTANT. Full-time, on-island/RMI COPY OF VIDEO of Junior/Senior High School position. KRS Finance. Band and Choir Concert on May 19 for dad in Ten-Ten Store will Iraq. Our video didn’t turn out. Call 51061. PAINTER II, full-time. Paint Shop, Roi Ops. HR Req. K030761. Enniburr residents should apply COMPUTER MONITOR. Call 51298. be closed for annual with Floyd Corder. VISE for workbench. Will pay. Call Rick, 51132, fi nancial inventory ACCOUNTANT II, CDC, contract position, HR home or 52273, work. Req. 030692. June 29-30. The store LOST INVENTORY CONTROL Specialist II, CDC, will reopen at 10 a.m., contract position, HR Req. 030688. SMALL, YELLOW Pokemon binder fi lled with all my rare cards. Very special to me. Call July 1. All other stores REGISTERED NURSE, KRS, contract position. Jennifer, 52965. HR Req. 030919. will be open for regular PATIO SALES SPORTS OFFICIAL. Three casual Roi business hours. Community Activities positions. Interested MONDAY, 8 a.m.-?, Quarters 482-D. PCS candidates should apply with Tim Lykes. HR sale. Req. K030771-K030773. attachements, $80; Sears 1000-watt microwave, MONDAY, 8-11 a.m., Quarters 129-D. Adult $50; bicycle wheel truing stand, $25; Hoover COMMUNITY BANK: and baby clothing, toys, household items. No small cannister sweeper, $10; Nexus four-speed early birds. wheel with shifter, $25. Call 52300. FULL-TIME senior teller. Candidates should have previous banking, credit union or MONDAY, 8:30 a.m.-?, Trailer 707. Kitchen ADULT TRICYCLE, good condition, $250. Call cash handling experience. Candidates stuff, blankets, clothes, a few 4 inch Aku skirts 54691. must also have the ability to quickly and on chrome heads. No early birds. accurately handle transactions, communicate FOR SALE TWO MOTOROLA Talkabout 280 SLK two- effectively and possess a strong desire to way radio with recharger, features Crystal learn. For consideration, send resumé to AQUARIUM ITEMS: Berlin protein skimmer, Clear group talk with two-mile range, palm- [email protected] or hang on tank, paid $180 new, will sell for $40; sized and lightweight, channel scan and call call 52152. Community Bank is an equal- Fluval 404 multi-stage fi lter system, $30; seven alert, paid $160, will sell for $100; Rubbermaid opportunity employer. different air pumps of various capacities, $10 storage container, two-door, paid $258, will each or $50 for all. Call 52682. sell for $150. Call Sherry, 53364 or 52295 and JOB CORPS: leave a message. PCS SALE. Plants at Quarters 129-D. Call ESL SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS needed to 52763. HEDGE AND shrub trimmer, electric, 20 teach young adult Marshallese at Kwajalein Job inches, $20; K2 rollerblades, size 9, used once, Corps. Subjects are reading, English, math, COMPUTER DESK, $20; Kitchen Aid cabinet, $35. Call 52713, after 5 p.m. health and employability skills. For information, $10; stationery cabinet, $10; recumbent bike, call 55622. needs rear wheel, $150 or best offer; heavy SHARP CAROUSEL microwave, $25; jogging aluminum fl at trailer frame, no wheels, $10; stroller, $20; plants, $3-$15; fi ve-gallon SAN JUAN CONSTRUCTION: Christmas tree stand, $5; four-speed bike fi sh tank with accessories, $20; bike trailer (chariot), $150. Call 53694. MATERIAL TESTING TECHNICIAN needed shifter, $6; bicycle generator light, $7. Call to perform various lab and fi eld tests including 53578. LEATHER HIGH BACK desk chair, brand new, concrete, aggregate sampling and compaction 36 FOOT Catamaran (Fusion) in the water and paid $120, will sell for $75. Call 51323, after 2 p.m. density. Candidate should have strong math ready to sail, includes 15 horsepower Mercury COMMUNITY NOTICES skills and be detail oriented. Job duration kicker, global positioning system, compact through August with possible extension for right disc stereo, solar panels, fresh water shower, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, there will be person. Call Michael Saks, 53586 or 51006, awning, haulout trailer, propane barbecue, limited veterinarian services. For emergencies extension 404. swim ladder, sails (main, genoa, staysail and only, call 52223. For non-emergencies, call WANTED spinnaker), boathouse, bonus new 12 foot hard 52017. Phone messages will be checked twice bottom dinghy with 9.9 horsepower Yamaha, a day. SOMEONE TO repair a RCA TV. Will gladly $19,000 or best offer. Call 59576 or 50783. pay top dollar. Call Patrick, 56185, home or MOONRISE GRILL scheduled for tonight has EUREKA UPRIGHT vacuum sweeper with 56334, work. been cancelled. KFCC’S general membership meeting and potluck dinner is 6 p.m., Sunday, at the Pacifi c Monthly Island Orientation Club. AMERICAN LEGION Post 44 elections will be held at 1 p.m., Monday. Soft drinks and pupus and Ebeye Cultural Tour will be served after the elections. All members and those interested in membership should attend. Executive committee members will meet at noon. Mandatory orientation begins at 1 p.m., June 29, in Corlett PLAN TO attend the Kwajalein Atoll Activity Center, Room 6. It is required for all new island International Sport Fishing Club’s meeting, arrivals and for family members over 10. 7 p.m., Wednesday, at the Pacifi c Club. We will discuss issues involving all members. All Questions? Call 51134. current and prospective members are invited. BINGO NIGHT. Kwaj bingo will be 6:30 p.m., The orientation is preceded by the optional Host Nation tour of Thursday, at the Yokwe Yuk Club. Card sales at Ebeye. R.S.V.P. to Host Nation at 55033, by lunchtime on June 28, 5:30 p.m. at 52 numbers with a $400 prize. if you will be taking the tour. Meet at Dock Security ATTENTION DIVERS. The last chance to Checkpoint by 7 a.m. to catch the 7:20 a.m. ferry. Bring lunch watch Kwajalein Scuba Club’s safety video money, sunscreen and bottled water. Women should wear long will be 7 p.m., June 25, in CRC Room 1. If you dresses or modest skirts. Questions? Call Host Nation at 55033. have not renewed your membership after this date, you will no longer be considered a KSC The Kwajalein Hourglass 14 Saturday, June 18, 2005 The Small Arms Range is in operation, 7 a.m.-noon, Wednesday. All water craft operators observe the red fl ags at the southwest end of the island. Questions, call, 54448.

member and will not be able to use tanks. KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB’S monthly meeting will be 6:30 p.m., June 25, at the Yacht Club. Join us in bidding Rod and Julie Godfrey farewell. Grilled fl ank steak will be provided. Bring side dishes and desserts to share. For details, call Ed Zehr, 54523. KWAJALEIN SCUBA Club is sponsoring a dive trip to Chuuck on the live aboard SS Thorfi nn over the Thanksgiving holiday. One lucky club member will get to go for free by a drawing. Eligibility to enter the drawing will be determined by participation in club activities. Everyone else can join the trip for $1,065, not including airfare. A $200 deposit is required to make your reservation. See Bill Williamson for more information and reservations. SUMMER IS HERE. The family pool will be open 1:30-6 p.m., Tuesday through Friday and 11 a.m.-6 p.m., on weekends. An Emon Beach lifeguard will be on duty 12:30-3:30 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday and 11 a.m.-6 p.m., on weekends. GOLF COURSE greens fees and locker rental are now due for the period of July 1-Dec. 30. The $168 fee is payable at Community Activities, 7:30-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-4:30 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday, or at the Pro Shop or by mailing a check to Community Activities, P.O. Box 23, Local. Payments are due by July 1. An additional $15 fee will be added to all late payments. Accounts not settled by July 1 will result in the lockers being emptied. Questions? Call 53331. REMINDER. Bring rented movies back to Tape Escape before going off island. VENDORS WANTED for the Fourth of July celebration at Emon Beach. If you are a current Commercial Activities licensed vendor, register with Alison at Community Activities, 53331. Registration deadline is June 25. COME ONE, COME ALL to the Annual Roi- Namur Coconut Cup. Two categories, stock and modifi ed. Coconuts will be launched from the Surf Shack with the fi nish line at the Fuel Pier. $10 entry fee. Prizes for win/place/show in each category. The race takes place 2-7 p.m., July 3. For details and rules, e-mail Kerry Young. WHO DO YOU want to dunk? The dunk tank will be at Emon Beach for the Fourth of July celebration. If you have someone you would like to nominate to be dunked, call Pam at Community Activities, 53331.

Saturday, June 18, 2005 15 The Kwajalein Hourglass Asia Williams SScholarshipcholarship wwinnerinner Asia Williams, a graduate of Seventh Day Adventist High School on Ebeye, was awarded a $3,000 scholarship Wednesday. The scholarship money was provided by the Quality of Life IPT. Williams is the daughter of Kolynn and Romeo Kaious. Her father is a Marine Department employee. She has been accepted at South Pacifi c University’s Majuro campus, she plans to major in business. As part of her award winning essay Williams wrote that she had been working very hard to be an honor student so she could go to college. Williams said that she was very thankful for this opportunity. All high school seniors who have a parent working on Kwajalein were eligible to compete for scholarships.

Weather Sun • Moon • Tides Courtesy of RTS Weather Sun rise/set Moonrise/set High Tide Low Tide Tonight: Partly cloudy with scattered showers. Winds: E at 12-17 knots. Sunday 0631/1909 1609/0319 0150, 4.7' 0810, 1.5' Sunday: Variably cloudy with scattered June 19 1410, 4.1' 2000, 1.3' showers early. Winds: NE at 12-17 knots. Monday: Variably cloudy with scattered Monday 0631/1909 1708/0407 0230, 5.2' 0900, 1.2' showers. Winds: NE at 14-20 knots. June 20 1450, 4.3' 2050, 1.1' Tuesday: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers. Winds: NE at 10-16 knots. Tuesday 0632/1910 1812/0503 0320, 5.6' 0950, 0.9' Annual rainfall total: 15.25" June 21 1540, 4.4' 2130, 0.9' Annual deviation: -18.69" Wednesday 0632/1910 1919/0605 0400, 5.9' 1030, 0.7' Call 54700 for updated forecasts or www.rtswx.com June 22 1630, 4.5' 2220, 0.8'

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