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Issue 82 STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association Aug / Sept 1997 STARFLEET Day at Paramounts Since 1995, The USS Yorktown to hotdogs, Carowinds chili, coleslaw, pasta salad, of York County, South Carolina has corn, three flavors of ice cream and hosted this outing at the Carolina’s all the soft drinks we could hold, then Premiere Theme Park and it has only invited to play in the new water park become better! and on most of the best roller-coaster STARFLEET Day began with rides in the Carolinas! Crew in atten- over 20 people in attendance, and has dance included members from eight more than doubled in the two years ships (in alphabetical order): The USS since. This year on May 10th, Bonaventure, The USS Cape Fear, The STARFLEET members enjoyed this USS Charleston, the USS Hornet, The Paramount theme park with the added USS Leif Ericson, The USS Phantom, bonus of a hot lunch, all for less than The USS Ronald E. McNair, and of the ticket price of the average at- course the host ship, the USS tendee! STARFLEET members and Yorktown. Planning begins soon on their families and friends were given the 1998 installment of the Carowinds a large picnic shelter and were treated saga, so stay tuned! Being an extra is no Piece of her blue TNG with a tiny tribble of tickets. Garcia enjoyed throwing a By R. Admiral Bob Vosseller pinned to her shoulder and Kenny his tennis ball at the escalator in between Cake yellow while I put on my flag rank takes. He also very friendly. Well friends and fellow fleet of- own trains weren’t running that early. uniform. I was the only one in such a Sadly, we didn’t meet Andie ficers, several of my crew members This was a crazy idea with little uniform and it must have helped me McDowel the movie’s co-star but we and I learned today that being an ex- notice given to us by the casting di- gain a spot in a scene where Andy did get a first hand glimpse at what tra in a motion picture isn’t just a rector and it was on a work day but Garcia passes by a VERY fake look- life is like on the set of a film. We “piece of cake”. Talk about hurry up none the less we all felt we could pull ing SF con complete with dumb look- filmed half the day for what will no and wait! this off and have an experience to last ing Roswell looking aliens. There doubt amount to a few minutes on Your RC, USS Challenger 2nd a life time...to appear as an extra in a were about 100 extras dressed in ST t- screen at most. We joked about being Officer Capt. Mary Francen, former major motion picture. shirts, a psi cop, a Highlander belle of in a temporal rift with the amount of RDC Sciences Capt. Bill Bergheimer I’m not sure how major the mo- the 18th century (who looked out of times we had redo a particular scene and Asst. Security Chief Kenny Dohn tion picture was but we all had a great place) plenty of TNG uniformed and later watched it reshot from an- left the soggy shores of Seaside time. We saw a familiar face in the people, one Vulcan and NO Klingons. other angle. Heights (which was facing power form of new USS Avenger Communi- We did a series of escalator scenes Garcia was for the most part very outages during our departure at the cations Chief Dale Kagan who was where poor Bill was practically nice and he was directing the direc- ungodly hour of 3:30 a.m.) to catch a decked out in her blue formal TNG knocked aside as Garcia, who plays a tor. We were well fed and I have to train in Newark so that we could unform. Capt. Bill had donned his own scalper is checking in with an associ- admit it was fun having the makeup ( reach Manhattan by 6:30 a.m. Our formal wear while Capt. Mary wore ate on whether he made any hot sales ( cont on page 7 ) CQ82.p65 1 8/30/97, 9:27 PM Page 2 • Communiqué • Aug / Sept, 1997 • Number 82 Commander,StarfleetVice Commander, OperationalComputer ChartFlag Officer Schoo: STARFLEET STARFLEET Operations Helen Pawlowski Michael D. Smith Comm. Sal Lizard PO Box 22225 Charles Freas St. Louis, MO 63116-2225 Table of Contents 200 Hiawatha Blvd. PO Box 8942 49 Vine Street Oakland, NJ 07436-3645 Amarillo, TX 78114 Northfield, VT 05663 Cadet School [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Raymond Quinones Academy 7 1400 Ft. 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