Kwajalein Hourglass

THE KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS Volume 40, Number 6 Friday, January 21, 2000 U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands Home sweet home Boeing unveils plan for dome housing on island

By Peter Rejcek A different kind of dream was real- ized on Martin Luther King Jr. Day this week as island officials gathered at the far end of Kwajalein to usher in a new kind of era. Boeing officials, along with USAKA/KMR personnel, National Missile Defense (NMD) team mem- bers and a host of other dignitaries, broke ground Tuesday afternoon in a vacant field between Ocean Road and Perimeter Road at the north- east end of Kwajalein. That’s the spot where 15 new homes will be constructed for Boeing LSI employ- ees and their families. Boeing is the lead contractor on the NMD project on Kwaj. “It is ironic we should be doing this on Martin Luther King Day,” ob- served Gary K. McMillen, USAKA/ KMR commander. “I also had a dream (Photo by Peter Rejcek) that someday we would replace the Protestant Chaplain John Dorr, second from left, leads the invocation at the Tuesday trailers on the island with quality, groundbreaking for new dome housing while (from left to right) Maj. Gen. Willie Nance, multi-family housing.” Jerry Cornell, Col. Gary K. McMillen, Bert Scott and Jim Hill bow their heads in prayer. Maj. Gen. Willie Nance, NMD pro- The 15 new family homes will stand between Ocean and Perimeter Roads on the north (See DOME, page 2) end of the island. They are expected to be completed by Sept. 1. Armed for dinner NMD conducts intercept test Scientists develop food patch From the Department of Defense The Ballistic Missile Defense Organization’s Na- WASHINGTON (Army News Service) — Scientists in tional Missile Defense Joint Program Office announced the Department of Defense Combat Feeding Program are it performed a test Wednesday involving a planned working to ensure that the soldier of the future has intercept of a ballistic missile target over the central plenty of nourishment within arm’s length. Pacific Ocean. An intercept was not achieved. A modi- Although the product is still planted in the conceptual fied Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile, with phase, scientists are working on a nutrition patch called the a target vehicle, was launched from Vandenberg Air Transdermal Nutrient Delivery System, TDNDS, that would Force Base, Calif., at 6:19 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, be used by warfighters under extreme circumstances. and a prototype interceptor was launched approxi- The system would conceivably expand on the osmotic mately 20 minutes later and about 4,300 miles away technology of the nicotine patch that is worn on the arm. from Kwajalein Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall However, instead of transmitting nicotine, this patch Islands. will transmit vitamins and nutrients needed by the This is a joint program involving the U.S. Army, U.S. human body. The patch would be used to keep the (See NMD, page 2) (See PATCH, page 4)

www.smdc.army.mil/KWAJ/Hourglass/hourglass.html Friday Page 2 Kwajalein Hourglass January 21, 2000

The dome houses on Kwajalein will resemble this demonstra- This blueprint shows the typical design of the three-bedroom tion model when they are completed. homes being built for Boeing employees. Dome houses should be completed by Sept. 1 ...

(From page 1) room, two-bath units with about supporting; extremely resistant to gram manager, said the housing 1,400 square feet of living space. weather damage; energy efficient; project solidifies the commitment Each home will have a covered area and cost-effective. They are also easy between NMD and its employees. that protects bicycles and other out- to assemble and require little main- “This is another important day in door equipment. tenance in the way of painting and our National Missile Defense pro- The homes will also have a 10-foot roof repair. Additionally, the build- gram,” he said. “The people who live by 10-foot patio surrounded by a pri- ings are reportedly flame, flood and and work on Kwajalein are essential vacy fence. Finally, they will be fur- earthquake resistant, as well as easy to the team.” nished with plumbing fixtures, a to repair. They can also be relocated, The new temporary living quarters water heater, air conditioning, appli- if necessary. will be of dome design. These modu- ances and cabinets. The high-tech house has a double lar houses, manufactured by Domes The homes are scheduled to be fiberglass shell that sandwiches a International Inc., will be three-bed- finished by Sept. 1. According to core of urethane foam insulation, officials, a “turn key” project will be much like a giant ice cooler. It is the The Kwajalein Hourglass executed to have the homes ready product of nearly 20 years of re- Commanding Officer...... Col. Gary K. McMillen Public Affairs Officer...... Preston Lockridge for occupancy upon completion of search, according to the Domes In- Editors...... Pat Cataldo, Jim Bennett construction. ternational web site. Associate Editor...... Peter Rejcek “We’re trying to design it so it’s a Dr. John Peller, program manager Feature Writers...... Barbara Johnson Bob Fore friendly atmosphere,” explained Colin for Boeing LSI, reiterated the need to KW Hillis Pebbles with Dick Pacific Construc- recognize those individuals and fami- Graphics Designer ...... Dan Adler tion Co., which is in charge of the site lies who are often overshadowed by Circulation Manager...... Bobby Lamug Sr. preparation. the NMD project media headlines. The Hourglass is named for the insignia Some of the special features of the It’s a mission, he said, that “boggles of the U.S. Army 7th Infantry Division, which dome housing include being self- the imagination.” liberated the island from the forces of Impe- rial Japan on Feb 4, 1944. Jeramon non kom NMD Team to review The Kwajalein Hourglass is an authorized “Jeramon non kom” is the Marshallese way to publication for military personnel, federal em- say, “Goodbye and good luck friends.” intercept test results ... ployees, contractor workers and their families Linda and Todd Chaponot left Jan. assigned to USAKA/KMR. Contents of the 20 on ATI for Salem, Ore. (From page 1) Hourglass are not necessarily official views Linda, who was an IRE drafting Air Force and U.S. Navy. of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, De- partment of Defense, Department of the Army lead, has been here since March Government and industry program or USAKA/KMR. It is published Tuesdays 1998, and Todd, Altair Space Track officials will conduct an extensive and Fridays using a network printer by Operations director, has been here review of the test results to deter- Raytheon Range Systems Engineering edito- since last August. mine the reason or reasons for not rial staff, P.O. Box 23, APO AP 96555. They say, “We will miss our friends achieving an intercept and any other Phone: Autovon 254-3539; local 53539. and family on Roi and Kwaj. Neither test objectives that were or were not Printed circulation: 2,300 of us expected that Roi would be the met. It could be several weeks until origin of true happiness.” the review is completed. Friday January 21, 2000 Kwajalein Hourglass Page 3

Time to call it quits Calhoun retires after nearly 32 years

Story and photo by Peter Rejcek to work his way up through the Ma- is the fourth logistics contractor he A lot happened in 1968. rine Department. has worked for. Such longevity breeds Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was as- From seaman, Calhoun navigated respect. sassinated. Author Tom Wolfe pub- his way to operator of both small and “As harbor master, Roy Calhoun lished his novel, The Electric Kool- large craft, worked on recovery boats has become an institution on Aid Acid Test. The movie “2001: A and just about every other kind of Kwajalein’s waterfront,” said Bob Space Odyssey” premiered. Kwaja- vessel that has anchored at Kwaj. Babcock, port captain. “Whether lein Harbor Master Roy Calhoun ar- Calhoun was eventually called scheduling a run to an outer island rived at the atoll for a two-year stint. ashore in the 1980s as he began or coordinating a rescue of a RMI Nearly 32 years later, Kwaj’s man assuming various duties that evolved vessel in distress, Roy has been a with the “best view in town” is hang- into the position of harbor master, maritime bridge between the islands ing up his binoculars and retiring at who is responsible for the schedul- and communities of this atoll. He will the end of January. ing, coordination and safe daily op- “I came out here for two [years] and erations of the fleet and personnel. stayed for 31,” Calhoun, 64, mused “Being up here I’m in a position to during a recent interview at Harbor see everything that’s going on,” Control. “This is the safest place in the Calhoun said, gesturing to the blue- I’ve seen a lot of world. We have no drug problems, no on-blue waters below the observa- “ high-speed chases, nobody’s shooting tion deck. Out there he has watched people come and at you. Everybody is like family. That’s typhoons and manmade storms, such go ... I could sit the reason I’ve stayed here.” as the arrival of hundreds of illegal Eyes squinted as if permanently Chinese immigrants on the Eastwood back here and fixed on the horizon, Calhoun still several years ago, come to Kwajalein. has the air of seaman. After all, it’s “I’ve seen a lot of people come and write a whole the profession that originally brought go,” Calhoun said. “I could sit back book. him to Kwajalein over three decades here and write a whole book. Of course ago in January of 1968 on a supply it would take me 20 years to write it.” — Roy Calhoun ship. The following month — Feb. 29, Think about it this way: Calhoun harbor master, 1968, a Leap Year, to be exact — has been on Kwaj during the tenures retiring after 32 years Calhoun returned to Kwaj and began of seven U.S. presidents. Raytheon

be missed by ”more than just his shipmates within the Marine Depart- ment.” While Calhoun said he would miss his many Kwaj friends and the tropi- cal weather, he is looking forward to returning to his home state of Wash- ington to visit family. “I’m looking forward to going home and retiring,” Calhoun said, adding he would still work part-time. “You have to keep busy.” Paul Jurek, formerly with base op- erations in the Aviation Department, is training to become the new harbor master. He said he knows replacing Calhoun will be no easy task. “He’s got [the knowledge] all locked up in here,” Jurek said, pointing to his head. And until Jan. 29, as Calhoun Roy Calhoun, 64, is retiring after nearly 32 years on Kwajalein. The harbor master has pointed out, “We’ve got the best views worked many of the positions in the Marine Department over the years. in town.” Friday Page 4 Kwajalein Hourglass January 21, 2000

Patch to feed Army of the future ... New from the (From page 1) sors to determine a warfighter’s meta- warfighter at optimum performance bolic requirements. The microchip Tape Escape for a day or two, until he or she has processor would then activate a The General’s Daughter — Military in- access to a real meal and the time to vestigator Paul Brenner (John Travolta) microelectrical mechanical system refuses to participate in a cover-up when eat it. to transmit the micronutrients. Nu- Fort MacCallum officials try to hide the Gerald Darsch is the joint project trients would be transported via skin motive behind the murder of a female director for the DoD Combat Feeding pores that have been opened by elec- Army officer. Madeleine Stowe plays Program, which is part of the Natick trical impulses, or through Brenner’s co-investigator and former Soldier Center at the U.S. Army Sol- microdialysis, which would pump flame. Timothy Hutton, Clarence Williams dier Systems Center. nutrients directly into blood capillar- III and James Woods are among the “TDNDS would be used during pe- ies. Another potential vehicle for suspects in this game of cat and mouse riods of high-intensity conflict,” transport could involve controlled that will keep you guessing. Rated R. Darsch said. “It is not intended to release of encapsulated nutrients Deep Blue Sea —Researchers on the ever replace a turkey dinner with all through the skin. undersea laboratory Aquatica have ge- the fixings.” Dr. C. Patrick Dunne of the DoD netically altered the brains of captive Darsch explained that the patch’s sharks to develop a potential cure for Combat Feeding Program, said that Alzheimer’s disease. Unexpectedly, the ingredients could also include the patch has civilian, as well as sharks get smarter. The ensemble cast, nutraceuticals. These chemicals military, applications. In the future, including Samuel L. Jackson, Saffron could tell a hungry soldier’s brain the patch could be used by workers in Burrows, and LL Cool J, ends up in a that his stomach is full or reduce a variety of stressful, hazardous work battle of wits against the sleek, thinking combat-related stress, such as environments. For example, the patch machines. Rated R. muscle fatigue and physical prob- could potentially be used by miners, Entrapment — When a priceless lems associated with prolonged cold oil rig workers, firefighters, chemical Rembrandt is stolen in New York, the weather exposure and high altitude. production or cleanup workers, as evidence points to a solitary master In the future, the patch could pos- well as by astronauts involved in space thief (Sean Connery), who meets the sibly transmit nutrients in one of walks or space station repair. insurance company’s most cunning and several ways. Darsch estimates that the system seductive investigator (Catherine Zeta- According to Darsch, a microchip Jones). Following a game of cat and could be available to military person- mouse, the two appear to join forces to processor would interact with sen- nel around the year 2025. attempt a multibillion dollar heist. Rated PG-13. The Haunting — For over a century, Justice available on Kwajalein dark and forbidding Hill House seems From Command Judge Advocate Office to have been abandoned. Intrigued by The SAUSA then prepares a docu- the mansion’s past, a professor (Liam Recently, two USAKA/KMR contrac- ment called an “information” charg- Neeson) lures three subjects (Catherine tor employees were prosecuted in ing the various offenses. The infor- Zeta-Jones, Lili Taylor and Owen Wil- United States Federal Magistrate’s mation, along with a summons, noti- son) to the site for a seemingly harm- Court at Kwajalein. How is that pos- fies the defendant of the impending less experiment. When night descends, sible? arraignment. At the arraignment the subjects discover the haunting se- Under the Compact of Free Asso- hearing, the defendant appears be- crets that live within the house’s walls. ciation between the U.S. and the fore a U.S. federal magistrate (judge), The film features state-of-the-art spe- cial effects. Rated PG-13. Republic of the Marshall Islands, the who is authorized to handle the cases. U.S. federal criminal statutes and In most instances, the cases are com- Drop Dead Gorgeous — Contestants in the Mount Rose, Minn., beauty con- the Hawaii criminal code apply to pleted on Kwaj with the magistrate’s test are dropping like flies when a viva- U.S. Defense sites, such as USAKA/ decision of guilt or innocence, and an cious but vicious former beauty queen KMR. Congress established the appropriate sentence. The magistrate (Kirstie Alley) pushes her charm-chal- magistrate’s court at USAKA/KMR to is authorized to impose sentences, lenged daughter to win.This comedy is prosecute misdemeanors and petty including fines and restitution. clever, fearless and full of wicked offenses here. The recent cases involved theft of a touches. Rated PG-13. A case is brought as follows. bicycle and damage to government Life is Beautiful — Roberto Begnini is The Special Assistant U.S. Attor- property. The defendants plead guilty a charming but bumbling waiter who ney (SAUSA) for Kwajalein coordi- and the magistrate imposed sen- has a colorful imagination and irresist- nates with the U.S. Attorney’s office tences of restitution and a fine, along ible sense of humor. He uses these in Honolulu as to the proper charges with special assessments to cover strengths to save his wife and son dur- and where the case should be handled. court costs. ing World War II. Begnini won an Acad- Felonies must be tried in Hawaii, but This process is very effective and emy Award for best actor, and the ac- claimed film was nominated for seven lesser crimes can be handled on saves individuals, as well as the gov- Oscars. Rated PG-13. Kwajalein. ernment, time and money. Friday January 21, 2000 Kwajalein Hourglass Page 5 Kwajalein Missile Range commander discusses organization and mission Editor’s Note: The following is the pertise as it relates to all sensors and first in a series of monthly columns by systems on the range. Lt. Col. Ray Jones, Kwajalein Missile On Target To accomplish this mission, KMR Range commander. has a combination of the most so- phisticated radar and optical sen- By Lt. Col. Ray Jones at KMR sors — unmatched anywhere in the KMR Commander world. The range is staffed and oper- As we enter the new millennium, I ated by a world-class professional would like to take this opportunity to organizational structure and the team consisting of U.S. Army military wish everyone on Kwaj a happy and overall mission of the Kwajalein Mis- and government civilian personnel, prosperous new year. sile Range. Raytheon’s IRE contractor, Aeromet, This will be an exciting year for the KMR, a subordinate command un- and MIT Lincoln Laboratory (KMR’s range. We will be busy with several der the United States Army Kwajalein scientific advisor). This team has missions, including support for the Atoll (USAKA), is responsible for ex- proven itself by continuous, 100 per- National Missile Defense program ecuting the range mission for SMDC. cent successful mission accomplish- and a host of As the KMR commander, I report to other critical the USAKA commander, Col. Gary K. missions in McMillen, for all issues related to the support of our range and its mission. Our mission The proliferation of country’s na- statement is a subset of the USAKA tactical “ballistic and tional inter- mission, in that: ests. The Kwajalein Missile Range plans, cruise missiles Over the next executes, and reports on theater and throughout the world few months, by strategic offensive and defensive bal- way of monthly listic missile testing and supports has made the devel- articles, I would space operations and experiments opment of our like to provide from the Kwajalein Atoll, in the Re- nation’s defensive the Kwajalein public of the Marshall Islands, using workforce and a wide array of highly sophisticated missile systems criti- your families a LT. COL. RAY radar, telemetry and optical sensors cally important. little more in- JONES to meet the needs of the Department sight into the of Defense in defending the nation — Lt. Col. Ray Jones mission of the range, its organization and its interests. KMR commander structure, and how we support the KMR is comprised of three subordi- four strategic goals for the Space and nate divisions. Missile Defense Command. Each The Program Support Division, lo- month I will present an article illus- cated in Huntsville, Ala., is respon- ment of customer test objectives. trating how the range executes its sible for conducting all preliminary Supporting this” team of excellent mission in support of the four SMDC test program planning for the range, technical personnel are all of the strategic goals: and facilitates the range customers’ logistics support and security law Space: Deliver world-class space requirements determination prior to enforcement personnel throughout support to the Warfighter and na- their actual arrival at Kwajalein. USAKA who ensure that critical in- tional space interests. The Range Test Division, located frastructure facilities and services NMD: Provide the nation with a here at Kwajalein, receives the re- meet the needs of the test customers, credible national missile defense quirements from the Program Sup- the workforce, and their families. system. port Division, ensures proper inte- The proliferation of tactical ballis- TMD: Provide the world’s foremost gration of the customer onto the tic and cruise missiles throughout integrated theater missile defense range, and coordinates between the the world has made the development system to protect the Warfighter and customer, the Integrated Range En- of our nation’s defensive missile sys- other national interests. gineering (IRE) contractor, Raytheon, tems critically important. KMR stands Workforce: Enhance workforce and MIT/Lincoln Laboratory (LL) to on its record of unparalleled success excellence to ensure continued U.S. ensure proper mission execution. in testing, accomplished by provid- leadership in space and missile de- Finally, our Instrumentation and ing quantitative and qualitative data fense. Engineering Division (RI) provides acquisition and analysis to satisfy This first article focuses on the mission support and technical ex- all program objectives. Friday Page 6 Kwajalein Hourglass January 21, 2000

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Chan- 6:30 NBC Nightly News 10:00 Your World nel 13 sports are most likely to be 7:00 7th Heaven 11:00 Headline News changed. CPN cannot control changes. 8:00 Movie: “Bella Mafia: Part 1” (PG) 11:30 NBC Nightly News CPN will continue to serve the commu- 10:00 Headline News 12n ABC World News Tonight nity with the best programs available. 10:35 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:30 Tennis: Australian Open Friday Page 8 Kwajalein Hourglass January 21, 2000

Animal Planet show on Roi cancelled Due to grounding of the Dash-7 plane, the Animal Planet concert on Roi- Namur Saturday night has been can- celled. The band will play at the Yokwe Yuk Club at 8 p.m. Saturday and Sun- day, with a show at Emon Beach at 5 p.m. Monday. The beach event will begin at 2 p.m. with DJ Neil Dye and refreshments by Sodexho Marriott. Youth Soccer Schedule SATURDAY, Jan. 22 4:45 p.m.: Millennium Sharks/Footloose...... HSSF1 4:45 p.m.: Team W.A.C.K.Y/Dash 7 ...... HSSF2 5:45 p.m.: Sundevils/Moon Angels...... HSSF1 5:45 p.m.: Silver Bullets/Golden Lords...... HSSF2 MONDAY, Jan. 24 9:30 a.m.: Green Geckos/Kicking Giraffes...... CRC 10:15 a.m.: Sharks/Tom’s Tigers...... CRC 3:00 p.m.: Wildcats/Blasters...... CRC 3:45 p.m.: Pokeman Brower/Jaguars...... CRC (Photo by Kevin Purcell) 4:15 p.m.: Pokeman Opiniano/Seibert Stars...... CRC TUESDAY, Jan. 25 Thaddeus Cassiday raises the coveted Atoll Cup in triumph after the Kwajalein team 4:45 p.m.: Wizards/Bumble Bees...... HSSF1 defeated Roi-Namur by a score of 11.5 to 6.5 out of a possible 18 points. 4:45 p.m.: Mountain Lions/The Flame...... HSSF2 5:45 p.m.: Moon Angels/Silver Bullets...... HSSF1 5:45 p.m.: Sundevils/Kamakazi’s...... HSSF2 THURSDAY, Jan. 27 Kwajalein regains Atoll Cup 4:45 p.m.: Millennium Sharks/Pure Sugar...... HSSF1 4:45 p.m.: Angels/Kickers...... HSSF2 5:45 p.m.: Mosey II/Willo...... HSSF1 By Peter Rejcek lot of sportmanship throughout the 5:45 p.m.: Golden Lords/Soldiers of the Cross...... HSSF2 After a two-year drought against event. SATURDAY, Jan. 29 4:45 p.m.: Footloose/Team W.A.C.K.Y...... HSSF1 Roi-Namur, golfers from Kwajalein “After the match, you couldn’t tell 4:45 p.m.: Dash 7/Ladies of the Cross...... HSSF2 outplayed their counterparts to win what team had won or lost,” he said. 5:45 p.m.: Kamakazi’s/Willo...... HSSF1 5:45 p.m.: Soldiers of the Cross/Mosey II...... HSSF2 the 5th annual Atoll Cup. “The shoe was put on the other foot, MONDAY, Jan. 31 The tournament pitted some of the and they wore it very well.” 9:30 a.m.: Kicking Giraffes/Tom’s Tigers...... CRC best golfers from Kwaj and Roi in a 10:15 a.m.: Sharks/Green Geckos...... CRC 3:00 p.m.: Wildcats/Jaguars...... CRC series of 18 matches. Thaddeus Tournament results 3:45 p.m.: Pokeman Brower/Pokeman Opiniano...... CRC Cassiday led the Kwaj team, while ALTERNATE SHOT FORMAT 4:15 p.m.: Seibert Stars/Blasters...... CRC Bob Jackson captained the Roi con- • Andy Frase/Jim Corbett vs Jeff Jones/ TUESDAY, Feb. 1 Brad Morton (K) Won 4-3 4:45 p.m.: Bumble Bees/Mountain Lions...... HSSF1 tingent. A total of 26 players repre- • Pam Goranson/Mitch Bostic vs John 4:45 p.m.: The Flame/Angels...... HSSF2 Robertson/Will Coughlin (K) Won 4-3 5:45 p.m.: Silver Bullets/Soldiers of the Cross...... HSSF1 sented each team. • Michael Noe/Kevin Purcell vs Vernon The tournament, which was held Adcock/Paul Allas (K) Won 1-up 5:45 p.m.:Golden Lords/Mosey II...... HSSF2 • Jimmy Asato/Doug Vander Veen vs Steve THURSDAY, Feb. 3 Jan. 9 on Kwaj, featured three dif- Josephson/Flynn Gideon (R) Won 2-1 4:45 p.m.: Pure Sugar/Team W.A.C.K.Y...... HSSF1 ferent categories of play. 4:45 p.m.: Kickers/Wizards...... HSSF2 BEST BALL FORMAT 5:45 p.m.: Willo/Sundevils...... HSSF1 The first four matches were an • Randall Makabe/Arcadio Orillo vs Pat 5:45 p.m.: Kamakazi’s/Moon Angels...... HSSF2 Alternate Shot Format, with Kwaj Dowell/Steve Hinkle (K) Won (8-6) SATURDAY, Feb. 5 golfers winning three out of four • Robin Badayos/Nid Sponseller vs Don Serra/ 4:45 p.m.: Millennium Sharks/Ladies of the Cross.....HSSF1 Roy Carle (K) Won 3-2 4:45 p.m.: Dash 7/Footloose...... HSSF2 matches. • Willi Ng/Mark Grode vs Harry Luckett/Guy 5:45 p.m.: Silver Bullets/Willo...... HSSF1 The next four matches were Best Baker (R) Won 2-1 5:45 p.m.: Soldiers of the Cross/Kamakazi’s...... HSSF2 • Shirley Smith/Mike Roy vs Jim Barlow/ MONDAY, Feb. 7 Ball Format. Again, Kwajalein took Sophia Gordon (K) Won 3-2 9:30 a.m.: Green Geckos/Tom’s Tigers...... CRC the majority of matches, winning 10:15 a.m.: Sharks/Kicking Giraffes...... CRC SINGLE MATCH FORMAT 3:00 p.m.: Pokeman Brower/Seibert Stars...... CRC three out of four. • Steve Chick vs Dave Gray (K) Won 2-1 The last 10 matches were Single • John Ellis vs Mac Hamabata (R) Won 2-1 3:45 p.m.: Pokeman Opiniano/Wildcats...... CRC • Conrad Nakasone vs Brian Brady (R) Won 5-4 4:15 p.m.: Jaguars/Blasters...... CRC Match Format. Kwajalein edged Roi • Bob Jackson vs Mike Lundberg (K) Won 2-1 TUESDAY, Feb. 8 in this event as well, winning five • Jerry Cornell vs Tim Ashby (K) Won 5-4 4:45 p.m.: Bumble Bees/Angels...... HSSF1 • Jeff Beckley vs Lloyd Jordan (R) Won 4-3 4:45 p.m.: The Flame/Kickers...... HSSF2 matches outright and breaking even • Selentina Beniamina vs Scott Gramos (K) 5:45 p.m.: Mosey II/Sundevils...... HSSF1 on the match between Russell Won 3-2 5:45 p.m.: Moon Angels/Golden Lords...... HSSF2 • Russell Beniamina vs Jack Beckett ( ) Even THURSDAY, Feb. 10 Beniamina and Jack Beckett. Four • Melinda Mello vs Debbie Thomas (K) Won 2-up 4:45 p.m.: Ladies of the Cross/Team W.A.C.K.Y...... HSSF1 Roi golfers won their individual • Larry Roberts vs Rudy Gil (R) Won 1-up 4:45 p.m.: Wizards/Mountain Lions...... HSSF2 5:45 p.m.: Soldiers of the Cross/Willo...... HSSF1 events. *Roi golfers are listed first; R-Roi, K-Kwaj Cassiday said both sides showed a 5:45 p.m.: Moon Angels/Mosey II...... HSSF2 Friday January 21, 2000 Kwajalein Hourglass Page 9 Classified Ads and Community Notices CAFE PACIFIC Lunch HELP WANTED work evenings and weekends and be on-call Sat Chicken tortilla casserole « FILM TECHNICIAN, Photo Lab/Optics. Full- as needed. Duties include handling cash Beef teriyaki and working with machinery. Submit appli- Baked potato bar time position. Individual will be responsible Grill: Italian meatball sandwich for receiving and maintaining computer files cation to HR, Nancy, 53705. on photographic job orders as well as clas- Sun Brunch station open« HOUSING ASSISTANT. Full-time position sified data products and preparing time and Spicy Szechuan chicken available. Responsibilities include maintain- material expenditures for billing. Individual Italian lasagna ing the family housing database (Fox Pro), must be able to operate KMR digital archiving Mon Brunch station open« providing RSE management and USAKA/ Spaghetti with meatsauce system, perform Adobe PhotoShop manipu- KMR with reports and statistics and coordi- Savory beef brisket lations, scan and archive mission and non- nating family housing assignments and ter- Tues Eggplant Parmesan mission film data products. A top secret « mination with the organizational housing Beef turnover security clearance is required. Submit ap- representative. For more information and/ Lime cilantro chicken plication or resumé to HR, Nancy, 53705. Grill: Barbecued pork sandwich or to fill out an application, call HR, Nancy, Wed Turkey Parmesan« SECRETARY, Community Activities. Part- 53705. Oriental beef and broccoli time position. Looking for well-qualified, ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN, Aeromet Top-your-own taco bar self-motivated individual who will be re- Weather Station. Responsibilities include Grill: Bacon and Swiss sandwich sponsible for the development and mainte- installing, maintaining, troubleshooting and Thur Four-cheese pasta« nance of an administrative database, labor repairing weather and weather-related sys- Country-fried chicken recording, supply requisitions, as well as tems throughout the atoll, as well as work- Pork El Paso other duties. Experience in Microsoft Office ing rotating meteorological observer shifts. Grill: Reuben sandwich 95, filing systems, basic office organization Fri Vegetarian eggplant Specific job tasks include maintenance « and good interpersonal, oral and written Baked meat loaf and repair of weather radar, weather sat- communication a must. Submit application Fish and chips ellite receiver, computer workstations and or resumé to HR, Nancy, 53705. Grill: Western beef PCs, upper air sounding systems, wire and Dinner SERVICE DESK REPRESENTATIVE, Project fiber communications and meteorological Tonight Beef and broccoli stir-fry« Planning and Control. Full-time position. observing and recording systems. Knowl- Chicken fingers with sauce Duties include processing service orders edge of radar systems and calibration Catch of the day techniques is highly desired. Call Julie Sat Salisbury steak with gravy and work requests and dispatching trouble « Rehman, 51508. Oriental pepper steak calls. Individual must possess good organi- zational, customer-service and interpersonal Pizza madness Raytheon postings for on-island positions are communication skills. Knowledge of con- Sun Sweet-and-sour chicken« listed in the Hourglass. Off-island positions are struction helpful, as well as MS Word and Baked ham updated weekly in the Career Opportunities Excel. Submit application or resumé to HR, Three-cheese pasta Book at the HR counter, Bldg. 700. Mon Spinach turnovers« Nancy, 53705. Yankee pot roast WANTED Turkey a la king with biscuits INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST, Supply and Transportation (non-stock sup- SONY PLAYSTATION. Call Larry, 51441. Tues Broccoli bake« Tuna pot pie ply). Temporary position. Individual will be DO YOU KNOW someone in the community Pork chop Virginia responsible for assisting customers with who volunteers his or her time above and Wed Shrimp and vegetable stir-fry« supply orders; data entry and tracking in beyond the call of duty? If so, drop that Sausage and kraut Gold+; processing and expediting orders person’s name along with a 25-word de- Sizzling fajitas with vendor purchasing; and reconciling scription of that person’s contribution in the Thur Pasta with eggplant and tomato« receipts and shipments with freight opera- Hourglass drop box (Building 805, second Pepper steak tions. Individual must have strong verbal floor). Chicken curry and written communication skills and knowl- «This symbol denotes the Wellness Menu. edge of MS Office. Submit an application to LOST YOKWE YUK CLUB LUNCH SPECIALS HR, Nancy, 53705. BLUE BACKPACK containing ID and per- Sat Barbecued chicken quesadilla sonal medicine. Call Keith, 58017H or Tue Big sky barbecued burger SECRETARY, Human Resources. Full-time 57246W. Wed Shrimp jambalaya position. Individual will be responsible for Thur Chicken chimichanga general secretarial duties including, but not FOUND Fri Ground beef Stroganoff limited to, filing, typing, phone coverage PAIR OF L.A. Tech sneakers in Scout Hut. YOKWE YUK CLUB DINNER SPECIALS and answering basic HR inquiries, as well Call 54364. Tonight Chicken Florentine as directing the flow of employees/custom- Prime rib ers coming to the office. Individual must CHILD’S stretch string pearl necklace on Sat Chicken-fried steak with gravy have experience in computers, including Lagoon Road. Call 52034. Prime rib MS Word and Excel, along with excellent GIVE AWAY Sun Pasta quatro fromaggio verbal and written communication skills. OLD-STYLE BURLEY for parts. Call 53660. Prime rib For more information or to submit an appli- Wed Southwestern pork loin cation/resumé, call HR, Nancy, 53705. CLASSES AND COURSES Prime rib Thur Family Night ADULT NIGHT SUPERVISOR for evening COMMUNITY EDUCATION ESL II is South Louisiana buffet recreation programs. This is a paid position postponed. New dates are Feb. 2 through Barbecued shrimp with fettucine and a great opportunity to get involved in March 17. Blackened breast of chicken community activities. Supervisor needed PATIO SALES Red beans and rice for softball, which begins Feb. 4. For more SATURDAY, 6:30-8:30 a.m., and MON- Fri Thai fry flank steak information, call Lynn, 53331. Prime rib DAY, 6:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Qtrs. 106-A. RECREATION AIDE, Bowling Center. Part- Inside rain or shine. Clothes, shoes, hand Pizza and meal takeout/delivery available at tools, kitchen items, shelving, mini-blinds, Three Palms Snack Bar. Call 53409. time position. Candidate must be willing to Friday Page 10 Kwajalein Hourglass January 21, 2000 Classified Ads and Community Notices

planks, $10 each; six new cinder blocks, $2 Kwaj cookbook recipes each; large plastic fishnet balls, $2 each; small plants, $1 each; two large ficus trees, $10 each; outdoor cabinet, $10. Call 52449 after 5 p.m. LASER DISK, Pioneer model CLD-1070, works great, $50. Call 54784. WINDSURFING SAILS: North Prisma 5.0, Simmer-Style 5.0, North Zeta 5.0, North Prisma 6.0, Neil Pride V8 5.5 (ripped panel). Call 53698 after 5 p.m. Kwaj Town Hall Meeting HAND-CUT GERMAN lead crystal, 12 hock is tonight, 6:30 p.m., wines, $200. Call Jean, 54833H or 54274W. in CAC Room 6. MULTI-PURPOSE three-shelf utility cart on Anecdotes included with your recipes add wheels, 3' high, 2' wide and 16" deep; white interest to the Kwaj cookbook and make it best offer; hand truck, $20; men’s three- unique. Print or type your recipes and send plastic five-shelf unit, 5' high, 2½' wide and speed coaster brake bicycle, $50 or best 10" deep, excellent condition. Call 53698. to CWF, P.O. Box, 1068. Include your phone offer. Call 52602. number in case we need to contact you. WOMEN'S BLUE HUFFY with saddle bag Questions? Call Pat, 53355. WEIGHTS: Three 25 lb., four 10 lb., two 18 basket, large silver fenders, very little rust, lb., two 15 lb., $50 for all or best offer. Call sheers and rods, books, Cuisinart mixer, $70; Sony five-CD changer, $100. Call 52602. hat rack, baskets, glass bottle, material and Greg, 54518. patterns and much more. FOUR KWAJ-CONDITION bikes, $30 each; HI 8 VIDEO cassettes, six, 120 minutes, $4 over-stove microwave shelf, $25; two pet each; torque wrench, 0-250 foot pounds, SATURDAY, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Qtrs, 401-A. kennels, $10 each; bean bag chair, tan, $5; $5; heavy-duty tap and die set, $5; drafters’ Plants, flowers, pots and pans, dishes, fan, Little Tykes toy box, $10; gas barbecue compass set, $1; three bicycle tires, 26" x clothes and many household items. grill, $25; plants, $5-$25. Call 51189 be- 2.125, $4 each. Call 52573. tween 2 and 6 p.m. SATURDAY, 3:30-5 p.m., Qtrs. 478-D. Two- family sale. Toys, clothes and more. FISHER-PRICE portable bassinet, like new, SCUBA GEAR: Large BCD, first and second $50; Perego stroller, good condition, $60; stages, Sherwood dive computer, weights, Evenflo portable electric breast pump, can SATURDAY, 4-6 p.m., Qtrs. 441-A. Futon, belt and bag. Call 50150. large and small plants, clothes and toys. also be battery-operated, $15; two heavy- duty luggage carriers, $8 each. Call 52573. GOLD TV VIEW scan converter: Displays FOR SALE computer video on any TV, good for presen- DRIFTWOOD pieces and killer clams, $30; TWO CURTAIN rods, 66"-120", $10 each; tations, Internet browsing and more, re- small shells, good for candle making; bead- runner, 26" x 72", beige and white, like new, mote control included, new in box, paid ing loom, $3; Scuba regulator and back- $20; rug, 4' x 6', beige with some blue, $10; $249, will sell for $75. Call 54827. packs, $25; Cuisinart, $30; two glass wicker cabinet, dark brown, $5. Call 52573. shelves, $2; old records, $1 each; garment FINANCIAL PLANNING book and software FORMAL DRESS, soft silver satin with bag, $25; cookbooks, various prices; hard for Windows by Ernst and Young, $25. simple beading around neckline, size 11, side Samsonite suitcase, $15; back pillow, Call 54827. never worn, $45. Call 51591. $5; assorted curtain rods and sheers; shelv- COMMUNITY NOTICES ing, assorted sizes; storage rack for pantry MID-TOWER ATX computer case with 250- ISLAND ORIENTATION will be Wednesday, wall, $15; bookcase, $5; 2" x 12" redwood watt power supply, $40 or best offer; DVDs, including Lethal Weapon II, $12 Jan. 26, 8:30-11:30 a.m., in CAC Room 6. Don't want this to happen? each; assorted VHS and software: All new arrivals must attend (dependents Jumpstart, Kindergarten, Jumpstart 1st over 10 years of age are welcome). grade, Jumpstart 2nd grade, $10 each; Learn to Speak French, $20; California king-size The Winter Ball mattress pad, $10; patio furniture um- brella, $10. Call 53062 or 51618. HP LASERJET 4L printer for PC, includes manual, drivers and cables, $125. Call 53368 after 5 p.m. TWO PACKS OF SNUGGIMS pull-ups, size 32 lb. plus, girls’, 15 per package, $5 each. Call 50225. BEAUTIFUL STRAW hats with tropical print Attend the next boating orientation sashes, $10; golf shoes, like new, $10; class Wednesday, Feb. 9, and Yamaha keyboard, six months old, paid Thursday, Feb. 10, 6-8 p.m., in $300 new, will sell for $250; pasta maker, CRC Room 1. Attendance both $25; tulip glasses, $2 each; platters and Quarters of the Quarter nights is required. Contact the Small plates, $2 each; silk rose bushes, still in Boat Marina, 53643, or Community packages, $5 each. will be selected Activities,Tickets 53331, are to$10 sign each. up or for more information.$15 each at Feethe door.is $20. LADIES’ BICYCLE, Kwaj-condition, $25 or Tuesday, Jan. 25. Friday January 21, 2000 Kwajalein Hourglass Page 11 Classified Ads and Community Notices

should contact their representatives. All Kwajalein Dance Association's Kwajalein residents are invited to attend. communitywide dance party is For additional information, call Community Sunday, Jan. 30, 7-10 p.m., Services, 53400. Kwajalein representatives are as follows:Shell,Joanne Garland; Coral, in the MP room. Ed Broussard; Palm, Rhonda Longbrake; Sands, Helen Smith; Sands, Laurie Palacek; Tropics, Shelley Easter; Surf, Chris Murray, Free admission Trailers, Marvin Ross; PBQ, Heather Teens and adults Flemings; Ocean, vacant. Couples and singles DO YOU NEED A KST swimsuit? Orders are being taken directly from vendor. Call Lee, Group introductory 714-895-2444. Give payment and size in- lesson, 7-7:30 p.m. formation. Forms available at the family pool or call Laura Camden, 53887 or 57099. Bring your own Deadline is Jan. 28. non-alcoholic beverage WINTER BALL for 7th-10th grades will be Jazz impromptu — an informal Sunday, Feb. 13, 7 p.m., in the Yokwe Yuk presentation by Andrea Lindborg NEW EMPLOYEE safety training is Wednes- dining room. Sponsored by the Teen Center and local musicians, tomorrow, day, Jan, 26, 12:30-3:30 p.m., in CAC Council. Get tickets from a council mem- Room 6. New RSE employees must attend. ber. Tickets are $10. Dress is island for- 7 p.m., in CRC Room 6. mal. TICKETS FOR SCUBADOO are sold out. However, the public is invited to attend the MAKE 2000 the year to grow spiritually. party Jan. 30 after 8 p.m. at Coral Sands. Kwajalein Church of Christ invites you to This week worship weekly. Sundays, 10:45-11:45 THERE WILL be a bake sale Sunday, 10:30- at the a.m., in CRC Room 1. Bible study Wednes- 11:30 a.m., in the Religious Education days, 7 p.m., in the Religious Education Yokwe Yuk Lounge Building. Proceeds will benefit outer island Building. missions. Treat your sweet tooth and help a good cause. BARGAIN BAZAAR donations will be picked up Mondays by Nancy. Call 53661. KWAJALEIN BACHELOR ADVISORY COUN- Tonight CIL meeting will be Tuesday, Jan. 25, at 2 KWAJALEIN PUBLIC GARDENS is request- Radio DJ p.m., in the UPRC center. The Bachelor ing donations of empty plastic containers Sarah Ankofsky Advisory Council has been established in (water, juice, milk), as well as plant pots. will be spinning the accordance with USAKA/KMR Regulation Items may be deposited at the garden or at 15-3 to serve in an advisory capacity to the Qtrs. 472-B. Questions? Call Roxana, 52927. tunes for your USAKA/KMR commander on matters per- dancing pleasure, taining to island policy and regulations af- CUB SCOUT PACK 135 will hold their 7-11 p.m. fecting the social and living conditions of annual Pinewood Derby Monday, 2 p.m., in bachelors/bachelorettes residing on Kwa- the MP room. Weigh-in for the race will be jalein. Council members from each BQ build- Sunday, 1-3 p.m., at the Scout Hut. All cars ing are solicited. Unaccompanied personnel must be at this weigh-in to compete in the wishing to have input into this meeting derby. Saturday ATTENTION KWAJ RESIDENTS: The north- is party night east area of Kwajalein between Ocean Road with DJ Steve Found unexploded and Perimeter Road will be undergoing the McGrew playing ordnance? temporary accompanied living quarters all the best project (TALQ). This area is restricted to music from construction personnel only. All residents the '90s, should avoid this area until completion, scheduled for August. Questions? Call Colin 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Pebbles, 53551, or Louie Rowe, 57179. USASMDC Inspector General, Col. Janer, will be on island Jan. 25-27. He will be available for interviews Jan. 26 on Kwaj in the morning and on Roi in the afternoon. For appointments, call Capt. Gandy, 53452 or 52101. Dangerous, old, unexploded ordnance continues Jan. 31 is the Super Bowl Bash. to wash up on the beaches of Kwajalein and Roi- SOFTBALL SCOREKEEPING and officiat- Namur. Residents are reminded of USAKA/KMR ing clinics will be Friday, Jan. 28, in Grace Doors open at 9 a.m. with Reg. 385-64, which states that no person Sherwood Library conference room. the YYC tailgate party and assigned to USAKA/KMR, or in dependent or Scorekeeper’s clinic will be at 5:30 p.m. continental breakfast. Watch the transient status, will keep in his or her place of and the officials’ clinic will follow at 6:30 business or dwelling any item of unexploded game on the large screen TV and ordnance. Persons having an object suspected p.m. This is a great way to get involved in cheer your favorite team. community events and earn some extra of being unexploded ordnance should contact $5 cover charge includes breakfast. EOD, 51433, or Kwajalein Police Dept., 54445. money, too. For more information, call Lynn, 53331. Friday Page 12 Kwajalein Hourglass January 21, 2000

See you at the movies! Saturday Jaws (PG, 1975) A relentless 25-foot-long “killing ma- chine” is on the prowl off the coast of a New England resort town, and nobody is safe in the water. Three shark hunters take it upon themselves to destroy the menace in Stephen Spielberg’s master- piece of action and suspense. (Richard Dreyfuss, Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw) (125 minutes) Richardson Theater, 7:30p.m. Goodfellas (R, 1990) Martin Scorsese’s electrifying gangster saga chronicles three decades in the Mafia with Irish-Sicilian mobster Henry Hill and his wise-guy accomplices. (Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Paul Sorvino, Lorraine Bracco) (146 minutes) Yokwe Yuk Theater, 8:00p.m. Goldeneye (PG-13) James Bond is back, as he tries to stop a renegade Russian general from using a super-secret space based weapon for his own greedy purposes. Plenty of action, special effects and exotic locales domi- (Photo by KW Hillis) nate the film as is to be expected in a 007 movie. (Pierce Brosnan) He does windows Tradewinds Theater, Roi-Namur, 8:00p.m. Norman Salvacion Jr. works on the third floor window of the Reef BQ on a warm Sunday Thursday afternoon. San Juan Construction Co. is in charge of the renovation project, which is expected to be completed next year. In the Heat of the Night (Classic, NR, 1967) Oscar-winning account of a black Philadelphia detective investigating a murder in Mississippi and matching wits Stork news with a redneck sheriff. (Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger, Lee Grant, Warren Oates) (109 minutes) MacKenzie Richardson Theater, 7:30 p.m. Kiana Blue Jordan Welsh Goldeneye (PG-13) Waters was arrived Dec. 2 Richardson Theater, 9:30 p.m. born Nov. 27 in to parents Goodfellas (R, 1990) Honolulu. Her Donovan and Tradewinds Theater,Roi Namur, 7:30 p.m. proud parents Sondra Welsh. Jaws (PG, 1975) are Kim and Tradewinds Theater,Roi Namur, 9:30 p.m. Born in Chico, Michael Wa- Calif., Mac- Monday ters. Kiana was Kenzie weighed Jaws (PG, 1975) 6 pounds and Richardson Theater, 7:30 p.m. 9 pounds, 1 19½ inches Goodfellas (R, 1990) ounce, and was Yokwe Yuk Theater, 8:00 p.m. long. 21 inches long.

WEATHER Courtesy of Aeromet Sun • Moon • Tides Sunrise/set Moonrise/set High Tide Low Tide Tonight: Mostly clear tonight. Friday /1851 1854/ Winds: Northeast to east-northeast at 7 to January 21 1636, 6.2' 2304, 0.0' 12 knots. Tomorrow: Mostly sunny. Saturday 0710/1852 1956/0748 0502, 4.9' 1054, 0.3' Winds: East-northeast at 7 to 12 knots. January 22 1715, 6.2' 2342, 0.1' Temperature: Tonight’s low 78° Tomorrow’s high 84° Sunday 0710/1852 2055/0844 0541, 4.9' 1133, 0.4' January 23 Full Moon 1753, 6.1' Annual rain total: 10.04" Annual deviation: +7.10" Monday 0710/1853 2150/0935 0618, 4.8' 0018, 0.2' January 24 1829, 5.7' 1211, 0.6' Call 54700 for continuously updated forecasts and sea conditions. Forecasts available online: www.kmr-wx.com Tuesday 0710/1853 2242/1023 0655, 4.7' 0053, 0.5' January 25 1905, 5.3' 1249, 0.9'