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Close to 200 sixth-grade students from Robinson Barracks Elementary/Middle School, Böblingen EMS and a German high school in Sindelfingen opened the Diversity Day performances May 6 with a parade of the world’s flags to the song “We Are the World,” which was also the event theme. Garrison gathers world cultures ‘under one roof’

Story & photos by Brittany Carlson The celebration was the first of its kind at any Army Middle School, Böblingen EMS and a German USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office garrison in Europe, according to event coordinator Yasmin high school in Sindelfingen. Rosa, the garrison Equal Employment Opportunity Special The children carried the paper flags to the .S. Army Garrison Stuttgart made history Emphasis Program manager. song “We Are the World,” which was also the May 6 when it hosted Diversity Day, a Despite a steady rain, crowds came to the fest tent on event theme. Umulticultural event with performances Panzer Kaserne to observe the performances, which kicked “It was a great way to get all these different and informational booths representing countries off with a parade of the world’s flags, held by close to 200 around the world. sixth-grade students from Robinson Barracks Elementary/ See Diversity on page 4

Miss America visits USAG Stuttgart Miss America 2010, Caressa Cameron, receives some help from 1st Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne), Soldiers as she prepares to take a simulated parachute drop and practice landing on a ship, using virtual reality technology, on May 13. During her visit to USAG Stuttgart, Cameron also visited the Warrior Transition Center, spoke with students at several schools, had lunch with the Volunteers of the Year, toured the new Kelley Child Development Center and attended the United Service Organizations’ comedy night. She also signed autographs at the AAFES shopping center on Panzer Kaserne.

Martin Greeson

Page 11 Page 12 inside Theater showcase: SOCEUR wins his ‘Man of La Mancha’ Commander’s Cup t See Don Quixote pursue his “Impossible For the second year in a row, the Dream” in the Stuttgart Theatre Center’s Special Operations Command Europe edition production of “Man of La Mancha,” now golf team won the Commander’s Cup showing at the Kelley Theatre. Golf Tournament May 14. Page 2 OpiniOn The Citizen, May 20, 2010 The Citizen, May 20, 2010 newS Page 3

New information tech supports Army Family Len Fagan, U.S. News & Notes Army Garrison Commentary by Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch Most of us use data processing each Stuttgart assistant fire ERMC call center provides 24- Installation Management Command Becoming savvy with state-of-the-art day when we work on desktop com- chief, discovers a can commander puters, laptops, scanners and copiers. of paint left for the hour appointment access technology helps us work smarter, learn Cell phones may be the most powerful taking in a military A $700,000 European Regional Medical he Installation Management device of all, since they incorporate all family housing Command Care Call Center officially opened community is committed more efficiently and play harder. three of these IT components. building basement April 26 in Heidelberg to provide centralized to leveraging the power of T Every day, the universe of IT in the Böblingen telephone appointments for routine medical ap- technology to expand our communica- sites. This implements the Feb. 25 deliver on our promises of the Army products expands. Mobile handheld Housing Area, during pointments at Army health facilities throughout tion capabilities and enhance our ability Deputy Secretary of Defense memoran- Family Covenant and Army Commu- devices, like the current generation of a recent walk through to serve and support Solders, civilians Europe. dum that requires Defense Department nity Covenant. smart phones, open up possibilities only on May 6. Fagan said and families. The ERMC Care Call Center, coupled with unclassified networks be configured for The most important components of dreamed of a few years ago. The con- flammable paints and In today’s world, IT is at the core TRICARE Online (www.tricareonline.com), Internet-based capabilities. IT — telecommunications, information vergence of cell phones, digital cam- other liquids should of all we do at work, at home and at gives beneficiaries 24-hour access to medical Because IT is so critical to how we assurance and data processing — tie eras, music players, global positioning always be kept in a play. Smaller, more powerful and less do business and communicate, I have into every aspect of installation man- secured storage area. appointments. systems, video games, camcorders, expensive IT products hit the market made IT one of the focus areas of the agement. We use telecommunications An expanded call center staff now takes electronic book readers and mobile every day. Becoming savvy with state- Services and Infrastructure Core En- to connect Soldiers to their families via routine appointment requests from 6 a.m. to 6 web browsers rapidly change how we of-the-art technology helps us work terprise in my role as co-leader of the video teleconferencing during deploy- p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding train- smarter, learn more efficiently and SICE board. SICE is a collaborative ments. Tech-smart Soldiers and family communicate and interact. ing or federal holidays. Beneficiaries may call play harder. and cross-functional team of more than members use it when they “tweet” to As the IMCOM commander, I am 00800-ERMCCARE, or 00800-3762-2273. Over the past six months, I have 15 commands, organizations and staff friends and family through their Twit- dedicated to embracing these new, ex- Family housing fires are Army Knowledge Online de- visited many garrisons and listened to offices formed to develop solutions to ter accounts. citing technologies and adapting them many members of the Army Family to Army-wide challenges. Information assurance measures and to continue to be ahead of the curve in buts new webmail system better understand how they prefer to re- Presently, the SICE team is devel- practices reduce risk and ensure that supporting Soldier, civilian, and family A new, redesigned webmail system is on well-being and mission readiness. child’s play, officials say ceive information and communicate. oping plans to modernize and standard- our communication and information Army Knowledge Online this month, AKO Because more than 75 percent ize IT services on Army installations. remain secure from malicious attacks. Each generation of Soldiers brings a officials have announced. Story & photo by Susan Huseman communicate and retrieve informa- The results will enhance delivery of IT IA enables Soldiers and civilians to valuable new perspective to the Army. The new webmail system features a desk- USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office tion through the Internet and other in the deployment process, training and communicate with government-issued It is up to us to stay in step with com- Arson is a crime. You top-like interface for managing e-mail and munication capabilities that are in sync electronic means, I now communicate programs such as Comprehensive Sol- mobile smart phone devices, knowing rson was the cause of two basement calendars, including the ability to “drag and through my Facebook page and the dier Fitness. Also, look for improved that their conversations are secure from with a quality of life commensurate ‘ don’t want your kids drop” e-mail messages between folders. It also fires in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart IMCOM Twitter, Flickr, and YouTube IT to lead to improvements on how we unauthorized individuals. with service. Amilitary family housing last month. to have a record. includes an integrated instant messenger client, A fire in the basement of Building 3118 in the improved encryption, secure signing capabili- Böblingen Housing Area broke out on April 8. Len Fagan ties and an AKO directory search. Users can On The STreeT launch the new system by clicking “e-mail” on

he Less than a week later, on April 13, a fire was USAG Stuttgart assistant fire chief any portal page on AKO.

t started in the basement of Building 2511, in the Patch Citizen What are your summer plans? Barracks Housing Area. To check it out, visit www.us.army.mil. In both cases, no one was injured, according to Col. Richard M. Pastore [they] would not have been usable.” Former Stuttgart employee U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Commander USAG Stuttgart Directorate of Emergency Services ’ A mischievous act gone wrong can have receives 2009 ACS award Public Affairs Officer officials. devastating results. Betsy Frier Walker, a former employee in Larry Reilly Fire and criminal investigators do not think the “When you put a match to something that burns, U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, was recently [email protected] incidents are related. you don’t know what will happen. A small prank named the winner of the 2009 Army Com- Editor Assistant Editor However, the fires have one thing in common: could turn into a large fire and become deadly,” said munity Service Sterling Performance Award Susan Huseman Brittany Carlson They were started by juveniles. for medium-sized installations, for work done [email protected] [email protected] “According to tenants in both buildings, kids like Fagan. There are several take-away lessons for residents while she was assigned to the garrison. Contact Information to hang out down in the basements. [The tenants] are Telephone: 431-3105/civ. 07031-15-3105 always chasing them out,” said Len Fagan, the USAG of military housing, according to Fagan. Congratulations to Theatre Fax: 431-3096/civ. 07031-15-3096 Stuttgart assistant fire chief. • Keep stairwell doors that lead into the basement E-mail: [email protected] shut. During a walk-through of several basements in Center Topper awardees Web site: www.stuttgart.army.mil Lt. Col. Robert Angela Buckley Pfc. Damon Thomas Sgt. 1st Class Rob In the Böblingen fire, an investigation The Stuttgart Theater Center was recently the Böblingen Housing Area on May 6, Fagan pointed Office Location: Building 2949, Panzer Kaserne Williams (Army spouse) (U.S. Army) Amigliore revealed that spray paint cans were converted into honored at the 2010 Installation Management U.S. Army Address: Unit 30401, APO AE 09107 (U.S. Army) (U.S. Army) out doors intentionally propped open with bricks, dust flamethrowers. Command-Europe Tournament of Plays awards German Address: USAG-S PAO, Panzer Kaserne, pans and weights. Geb. 2949, 3rd Floor, Panzerstrasse, 71032 Böblingen “Go to Sweden, “My husband is “Work, party.” “I’m deploying.” “The wall light switches were set on fire, activating ceremony for its two entries in the competition. Denmark and Norway.” coming back from Iraq the building’s smoke detectors,” Fagan said. • Keep property stored in locked storage rooms or This newspaper is an authorized publication for members of “Rabbit Hole,” a drama, received 11 nomina- for R and R.” cages. “It’s one of the rules of arson prevention: Don’t the Department of Defense. Contents of The Citizen are not neces- Even though the small fire self extinguished, he tions and won three awards; and “Patchwork,” a sarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government or said the damages to the building totaled $1,100. leave stuff sitting around that is burnable,” he said. comedy featuring a cast of 10 youths ages 8 to 17, the Department of the Army. All editorial content in this publication • Flammable paints and liquids should always be is prepared, edited, provided and approved by the USAG Stuttgart In the Patch Barracks incident, an unsecured received 11 nominations and won seven awards. Public Affairs Office. Private organizations noted in this publication cushioned lounge chair was set on fire. The fire secured. “Many times when people PCS, they leave “Patchwork” awards include: are not part of Department of Defense. alarm activated, and the sprinkler system kicked in, propane, paints and other combustible liquids in the The appearance of advertising in this publication, including Best Comedy, Best Ensemble inserts or supplements, does not constitute endorsement of the extinguishing the fire. basement — unsupervised and unlocked — for other Best Director — Barb Heidt products or services advertised by the U.S. Army. Everything Damage to Building 2511 and to personal property residents,” he said. Best Debut Performance — Emily Johnson advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase, was estimated at $1,500. Fagan pointed out that the re-use centers accept use or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national Best Lighting — Holger Schroeder origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation Fagan said the fire alarm systems in family these products. Best Sound — Barb Heidt or any other nonmerit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. If a housing record what happens during a fire, and in • Never store propane tanks inside the building. Special Design Award — Jessica Heidt and violation or rejection of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser is confirmed, the printer shall refuse to print advertising from that the case of the fire at Patch, because the doors to the According to local housing policies, “residents will Stefano Mileci source until the violation is corrected. The Citizen is a biweekly stairwells were wedged open, the system detected not store propane, similar type fuel containers or other Master Sgt. James Michelle Chicoine Zac Decker Kasey Johnson “Rabbit Hole” awards include: offset press publication published by AdvantiPro GmbH. Circulation smoke entering the stairwells. highly combustibles in family housing facilities.” is 6,000 copies. For display advertising rates, call Hanna-Maria Jackson (Civilian) (Air Force dependent) (Civilian) Best Actor in a Featured Role — Solomon Weills at civ. 0631-3033-5537, e-mail [email protected]. (U.S. Army) If the fire had gotten out of control, residents could • “Lastly, know what your children are doing,” Roade For classified advertising rates, call Sabrina Barclay at civ. 0631- have found themselves without a way to escape. Fagan said. “Explain to them what could happen and Best Set — Alan Buxkemper, Deb Stevens 3033-5531, e-mail [email protected]. “Visit my family in the “Going to the States to “I’m going to the Air “I’m going to the States.” “The stairwell is a means of egress for residents,” the consequences.” and Richard Roberts [email protected] States and go on a cruise visit my family.” Force Academy.” with my wife and son.” he said, “but, luckily, we didn’t have a great “Arson is a crime. You don’t want your kids to Best Poster — Daniel Ruf concentration of smoke in the stairwells — otherwise have a record,” he said. The Citizen, May 20, 2010 newS Page 3

Len Fagan, U.S. News & Notes Army Garrison Stuttgart assistant fire chief, discovers a can ERMC call center provides 24- of paint left for the hour appointment access taking in a military A $700,000 European Regional Medical family housing Command Care Call Center officially opened building basement April 26 in Heidelberg to provide centralized in the Böblingen telephone appointments for routine medical ap- Housing Area, during pointments at Army health facilities throughout a recent walk through Europe. on May 6. Fagan said The ERMC Care Call Center, coupled with flammable paints and TRICARE Online (www.tricareonline.com), other liquids should gives beneficiaries 24-hour access to medical always be kept in a secured storage area. appointments. An expanded call center staff now takes routine appointment requests from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding train- ing or federal holidays. Beneficiaries may call 00800-ERMCCARE, or 00800-3762-2273. Family housing fires are Army Knowledge Online de- buts new webmail system child’s play, officials say A new, redesigned webmail system is on Army Knowledge Online this month, AKO officials have announced. Story & photo by Susan Huseman The new webmail system features a desk- USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office Arson is a crime. You top-like interface for managing e-mail and rson was the cause of two basement calendars, including the ability to “drag and ‘ don’t want your kids drop” e-mail messages between folders. It also fires in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Amilitary family housing last month. to have a record. includes an integrated instant messenger client, A fire in the basement of Building 3118 in the improved encryption, secure signing capabili- Böblingen Housing Area broke out on April 8. Len Fagan ties and an AKO directory search. Users can Less than a week later, on April 13, a fire was USAG Stuttgart assistant fire chief launch the new system by clicking “e-mail” on started in the basement of Building 2511, in the Patch any portal page on AKO. Barracks Housing Area. To check it out, visit www.us.army.mil. In both cases, no one was injured, according to [they] would not have been usable.” Former Stuttgart employee USAG Stuttgart Directorate of Emergency Services ’ A mischievous act gone wrong can have receives 2009 ACS award officials. devastating results. Betsy Frier Walker, a former employee in Fire and criminal investigators do not think the “When you put a match to something that burns, U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, was recently incidents are related. you don’t know what will happen. A small prank named the winner of the 2009 Army Com- However, the fires have one thing in common: munity Service Sterling Performance Award They were started by juveniles. could turn into a large fire and become deadly,” said for medium-sized installations, for work done “According to tenants in both buildings, kids like Fagan. while she was assigned to the garrison. to hang out down in the basements. [The tenants] are There are several take-away lessons for residents always chasing them out,” said Len Fagan, the USAG of military housing, according to Fagan. Congratulations to Theatre Stuttgart assistant fire chief. • Keep stairwell doors that lead into the basement shut. During a walk-through of several basements in Center Topper awardees In the Böblingen fire, an investigation The Stuttgart Theater Center was recently the Böblingen Housing Area on May 6, Fagan pointed revealed that spray paint cans were converted into honored at the 2010 Installation Management out doors intentionally propped open with bricks, dust flamethrowers. Command-Europe Tournament of Plays awards pans and weights. “The wall light switches were set on fire, activating ceremony for its two entries in the competition. • Keep property stored in locked storage rooms or the building’s smoke detectors,” Fagan said. “Rabbit Hole,” a drama, received 11 nomina- cages. “It’s one of the rules of arson prevention: Don’t Even though the small fire self extinguished, he tions and won three awards; and “Patchwork,” a said the damages to the building totaled $1,100. leave stuff sitting around that is burnable,” he said. comedy featuring a cast of 10 youths ages 8 to 17, In the Patch Barracks incident, an unsecured • Flammable paints and liquids should always be received 11 nominations and won seven awards. cushioned lounge chair was set on fire. The fire secured. “Many times when people PCS, they leave “Patchwork” awards include: alarm activated, and the sprinkler system kicked in, propane, paints and other combustible liquids in the Best Comedy, Best Ensemble extinguishing the fire. basement — unsupervised and unlocked — for other Best Director — Barb Heidt Damage to Building 2511 and to personal property residents,” he said. Best Debut Performance — Emily Johnson was estimated at $1,500. Fagan pointed out that the re-use centers accept Best Lighting — Holger Schroeder Fagan said the fire alarm systems in family these products. Best Sound — Barb Heidt housing record what happens during a fire, and in • Never store propane tanks inside the building. Special Design Award — Jessica Heidt and the case of the fire at Patch, because the doors to the According to local housing policies, “residents will Stefano Mileci stairwells were wedged open, the system detected not store propane, similar type fuel containers or other “Rabbit Hole” awards include: smoke entering the stairwells. highly combustibles in family housing facilities.” Best Actor in a Featured Role — Solomon If the fire had gotten out of control, residents could • “Lastly, know what your children are doing,” Roade have found themselves without a way to escape. Fagan said. “Explain to them what could happen and Best Set — Alan Buxkemper, Deb Stevens “The stairwell is a means of egress for residents,” the consequences.” and Richard Roberts he said, “but, luckily, we didn’t have a great “Arson is a crime. You don’t want your kids to Best Poster — Daniel Ruf concentration of smoke in the stairwells — otherwise have a record,” he said. Page 4 newS The Citizen, May 20, 2010 Diversity ...... Ask a JAG Continued from page 1 Editor’s Note: Do you have a question you cultures [represented],” said Adriel Moran, 12, who would like to see answered in a future edition held the Cuban flag in the parade. “Everybody [has] of The Citizen? If so, contact “Ask a JAG” a part, everyone’s together under one roof.” at [email protected]. The abundance of cultures in one place is what By Capt. Sean A. Marvin (U.S. Army) first gave Rosa the idea for Diversity Day, she said; Stuttgart Law Center in this case, it was the variety of cultural groups in the Stuttgart community, both local and military. Q: Why are there so many ways in which “When I got here two years ago, I noticed how contractor employees are treated differently diverse this place was,” she said. “We live in a place than civilian personnel? with people from all over the world.” In addition, Stuttgart’s two major combatant com- A: Although federal employees and contrac- mands, U.S. Africa Command and U.S. European tor employees often collaborate in the same Command, have a presence in different parts of the work environment, they work for different world, she added. employers. Federal employees are expected Throughout the event, EUCOM and AFRICOM to serve the best interest of the U.S. taxpayer. — which helped host the event — and several other Contractor employees work on government tenant units manned booths representing the differ- projects according to a project’s statement ent countries of the world. For example, 52nd Signal of work, and serve a private entity. A federal Battalion represented Australia, while EUCOM employee’s rights and responsibilities derive showcased photos and artifacts from many European Members of the Indonesian culture group, Kridha countries. from federal law, while those of a contractor Budaya Sari, perform a traditional dance depicting Special Operations Command Europe and SOC Af- employee are found in the SoW and his or her peacocks during Diversity Day May 6. contract with the employer. rica’s joint booth was made to look like an African hut, That difference is critical for agency man- and contained mounted animal specimens and knives were available from vendors outside. agement and first-line office supervisors. The from their area of operation: the Sahara Desert. On the fest tent stage, performers from the local SoW dictates how contractor personnel are to “It’s pretty cool, all of the stands,” said Goldie and military communities demonstrated belly danc- be evaluated, and which government-provided Rose Bougher, 12, as she examined African deer and ing, salsa, Irish step dance and many other cultural facilities and services generally available to antelope displays. “Animals fascinate me.” offerings. federal employees are also available to contrac- Other agencies, including the United Service Or- The Indonesian culture group, Kridha Budaya tors. Further, the contractor is responsible for ganizations and American Red Cross, also supported Sari, performed Indonesian dances in traditional work schedules, dress codes and reviewing the the event with informational booths. Food samples costumes. performance of his or her personnel. and a variety of lunch options, from lumpia to steak, “We want to show the beauty of Indonesia,” said Federal supervisors may monitor contrac- Dhiana Grabert, a group member. tor work habits and performance, but should Megan Miller, an Army spouse with Norwegian address any deficiencies with the contracting heritage, sang folk songs from Norway and modeled officer’s representative. Federal supervisors a traditional Norwegian dress and hat in the event’s train and mentor subordinate federal person- Megan multicultural fashion show. nel, and may write project-related letters of Miller, Army “We have so much richness around us ... the recommendation for them, but may not do so spouse, stories and people,” she said. “I just wanted to do my part to show a little bit.” for contractor personnel. A contractor’s compe- performs a The variety of booths and performers was exactly tence in a project is a minimum expectation of Norwegian what Rosa envisioned when she first came up with the government and the taxpayer. Rewards for folk song in exceptional performance should come from the the idea for Diversity Day. traditonal “I think they’re really embracing the concept,” contractor’s employer, not the government. garb during This difference in status affects workplace she said. Diversity However, she hopes Diversity Day will continue relations in other ways. For example, federal Day May 6. employees must avoid situations that create to influence community members’ thoughts and at- conflicts of interest or the appearance of a con- titudes after the event is over. flict of interest. Therefore, a federal employee “The most important thing [to learn] is that we’re who is negotiating for employment with a con- not that different from each other,” Rosa said. “Inside, tractor may not participate in the administration we are the same. We need to appreciate each other of that company’s contract while still a federal for what we are.” employee. Likewise, federal employees are Goldie Rose generally prohibited from accepting gifts from Bougher, 12, contractor employees, and contractor personnel should not be solicited to participate in retire- inspects one ment or farewell gifts. of the animal Government personnel must also ensure that specimens on information intended only for federal employees display at the is not accidentally shared with contractor person- SOCEUR/ nel. To help guard against that risk, contractor per- SOCAF booth sonnel must identify their status when attending on Africa’s meetings, answering the office telephone, using Sahara government e-mail, and in other work situations Desert, one of where their status is not already apparent. many booths representing This column is not intended as individual countries or specific legal advice. If you have specific around the issues or concerns, you should consult a judge world during advocate at 421-4152/civ. 0711-729-4152. Diversity Day May 6. The Citizen, May 20, 2010 features Page 5 Soldier Show comes to Stuttgart May 26 By Tim Hipps Welfare and Recreation are co-spon- Family and Morale, soring a sweepstakes, which includes a Welfare and Recreation Command grand prize of a $5,000 trip to the Shades Public Affairs Office of Green Walt Disney World Resort (see program booklets for details). rmy Entertainment’s 2010 Hurtado said he was impressed by Army Soldier Show will this year’s Soldier Show performers. Aperform in U.S. Army Gar- “When I hear them sing together, rison Stuttgart May 26 at 7 p.m. in the it’s like the most glorious choir,” he Patch Fitness Center, with doors open- said. “People are going to be just ing at 6:30 p.m. shocked by how good they are.” This show features “entertainment The show will open with Disturbed’s by the Soldier, for the Soldier.” heavy metal anthem, “Indestructible.” This year’s show is themed “Soldier “It’s meant to be something that Show 27.0,” and revolves around the would make them feel invincible, current social media phenomena. take away their fear, make them “It’s the 27th year and it’s a new strong,” Disturbed lead vocalist David version, just like a new version of a Draiman said. computer program,” said Soldier Show The troops will deliver several Production Director Victor Hurtado. genres of music and dance, complete “Basically, it’s like a computer screen. with musicians. When you walk in, you’ll see the desk- “We have an incredibly-trained male top, and all of the transitions are like ballet dancer,” Hurtado said. “Pfc. An- Facebook or Google.” drew Enriquez brings an incredibly mas- May 26, The 2010 Soldier Show schedule culine [Mikhail] Baryshnikov style.” 7 p.m. features 101 performances at 53 venues, And, of course, there’s a tribute to the including eight stops in Germany. late Michael Jackson, including “ABC,” Patch Fitness The show is sponsored by the U.S. “I Want You Back” and “Jam.” Center Army G-1’s Sexual Harassment/As- However, Hurtado said the group sault Response and Prevention Program saves the best for last: a finale written and the U.S. Army’s Comprehensive by the cast. “It’s going to have to do Soldier Fitness Program. with resilience and the inspiration of SHARP and Family and Morale, bouncing back,” he said.

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Page 6 feaTureS The Citizen, May 20, 2010 The Citizen, May 20, 2010 Community AnnounCements Page 7 ‘Theater of War’ pre- will include games, contests, Renting a car? Here’s how to get fuel ration card: silent basket auctions, photo mieres in Europe The sweet taste of appreciation opportunities, hot dogs, root The Theater of War tour will beer floats and more. USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Patch Barracks (Building 2349). come to U.S. Army Garrison For more information, con- Office AAFES personnel will issue and Stuttgart May 21 to perform tact [email protected]. activate the fuel ration card. t’s easier to rent a $120,000 readings from ancient plays that The AAFES main exchange is open depict the psychological and Piranhas swim team BMW 7 Series sedan than it is Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. physical wounds of war. The seeks swimmers Ito get the fuel to power it. to 8 p.m. and Sunday and holidays from performances will be held in the The Stuttgart Piranhas For the car, all it takes is a credit 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Patch Shoppette Patch Theater at 10 a.m. and 3 swim team is looking for new card and a signature at the local car is open 24 hours a day. p.m., and will feature several rental agency on Panzer Kaserne. Important things to remember: swimmers ages 6-18 for the The tax- and customs-free fuel is • Get AE Form 550-175L, activate notable TV actors. fall/winter season. The team another matter. But, considering the fuel ration card and add pre-paid cash Visit community flea is associated with the Euro- savings, the effort is worth it. value before pumping fuel. pean Forces Swim League Whether a person is assigned to the • Pumping more fuel than the market May 22 and competes with swimmers The next community flea Stuttgart Military Community, or is existing ration balance covers means throughout Europe. market will be on May 22, here on temporary duty or on leave, the drivers will pay the taxed German price For more information, visit from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front procedures are practically the same: for the fuel. www.stuttgartpiranhas.org or of the AAFES main exchange Take car rental contract, German Susan Huseman AAFES operates gas stations at contact the team registrar at reg- on Panzer Kaserne. Sign up in vehicle registration document (with the the shoppettes on Patch and Kelley [email protected]. Frank Wiederrich handles a car rental transaction for Renilde Royer at the advance to sell items by calling vehicle identification number), ID card, Barracks. Enterprise Rent-A-Car kiosk in the AAFES Shopping Center on Panzer Kaserne civ. 0174-248-9940. Offices to close for and copies of TDY or leave orders (if May 14. For a fuel ration card, Royer’s next stop is the U.S. Customs Office. Esso offers an online English assigned to the community, orders are language station locator at www. Memorial Day cer- Memorial Day not needed — but ID card must indicate Short-term fuel ration increments Room 303, Building 2913, is open euromap.be/esso. emony on May 31 • The Stuttgart Army Health logistical support is authorized) to the are 100 liters for one to seven days, 200 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. Clinic will close May 28 and U.S. Army Garrison Stut- U.S. Forces Customs Office on Panzer liters for eight to 14 days, 300 liters for to noon. It reopens at 12:30 p.m. and Editor’s note: Some information for Brittany Carlson tgart and American Legion 31 in observance of Memorial Kaserne or the Provost Marshal Office 15 to 21 days, and 400 liters for 22 to accepts customers until 3:30 p.m. The this article was taken from the Germany Stuttgart Post 6 will sponsor a Lucia DeJesus, 18 months, and her mother, Peggy, an Air Force spouse, enjoy a slice of cake Day and the training holiday. on Patch Barracks. 30 days. Provost Marshal Office is in Building Fuel Ration Program website at www. Memorial Day wreath-laying provided by Army Community Service on Military Spouse Appreciation Day May 7. The day For immediate health care Both organizations issue the Short For rentals of longer than 30 days, 2307 and is open 24 hours a day. aafes.com/germanyfuelcard. ceremony on May 31 at 11 included free chocolate, baked goods and other specials at all Family and Morale, Welfare and needs, call the Nurse Advice Term Registration Certificate (AE the PMO desk sergeant or Customs Once AE Form 550-175L has been For more information, go to www. a.m. on Washington Square, Recreation facilities in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, along with the United Service Organizations. Line. In an emergency, call the Form 550-175L). Office personnel may authorize another issued, take it to the customer service aafes.com and click on “Germany Fuel Patch Barracks. For more in- “It’s very thoughtful of them that they consider us also,” said Peggy DeJesus. Military Police. The amount of fuel ration authorized short term fuel ration card after the first desk in the Army and Air Force Exchange Ration Card.” Then go to “Frequently formation, call 431-2362/civ. • The United Service Orga- is dependent upon how many days remain short term card expires. Service main exchange on Panzer Asked Questions” and click on “Renting 0172-374-5771. nizations office will be closed authorized on the rental contract. The Customs office, located in Kaserne, or the AAFES Shoppette on a Vehicle.” Banks to close for 22 from 1-3 p.m. in Room 222, For more information, To take the 10-minute sur- May 29-31. Building 2915, Panzer Kaser- or to purchase tickets, visit vey, log onto http://odin.aafes. Other facilities may be German holiday ne. For more information, or to www.MilitaryBallRegistra- com/nutrition/08/index.html. closed as well. It is advised to Good neighbors in housing show respect, consideration All Community Banks in call ahead before visiting. sign up, e-mail Alison Hadzic tion.com. Take Hand Receipt U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart at [email protected]. Scratch and dent By Susan Huseman permitted on balconies. Army Staff Sgt. Jodell Lyons, assigned to Special will be closed May 24 for a DISA conference Holder training USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office While most residents store their grills next to one Operations Command Europe, serves as a building German federal holiday. BSA honors Eagle scheduled U.S. Army Garrison Stut- furniture sale at CX of the gazebos near their quarters, “they shouldn’t coordinator in the Böblingen Housing Area. “It can The Defense Information tgart will offer Hand Receipt The Robinson Barracks Con- ost everyone has had a bad neighbor at Navy-Marine Corps Scouts at reception grill under the gazebo,” said Jones. be challenging,” she said of the position. Systems Agency Europe/Af- Holder training on May 27 solidated Exchange will hold a some point in their lives. The Boy Scouts of America Jones said the housing office periodically removes While Lyons occasionally has to deal with Relief Society News Transatlantic Council invites rica Regional Conference is from 9:30-11 a.m. in Room YouTube features dozens of scratch and dent furniture sale M unclaimed grills. neighbors who don’t pick up after their grill parties, • The Stuttgart area Navy- all Eagle Scouts, along with scheduled for June 21-25 at 108, Building 2953, Panzer June 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. “neighbor from hell” videos, and there’s even a “We notify the residents, giving them plenty of or children who leave toys outside, “we try and take Marine Corps Relief Society their parents and spouses, the Edelweiss Lodge and Re- Kaserne. The training is man- website dedicated to slamming “rotten neighbors.” time, in case they are on leave or TDY. We ask them care of it at the lowest level,” she said. will hold its annual training to an Eagle Scout reception sort in Garmisch. For more datory for new hand receipt No one wants to be “that neighbor” — especially to label their grills,” she said. On an appointed day, But, for the most part, “the neighbors are friendly. for caseworker certification May 29 in the Casablanca information, call 434-5176/civ. holders. Call to reserve a seat. in military family housing, where residents frequently the unclaimed grills are picked up by the installation They are respectful of each other,” she said. June 1-4 in Building 2901 on Room on Campbell Barracks, 0711-686-39-5176, or e-mail Desk-side training is avail- live next door to those they work with. coordinators. Housing Chief Jones agrees. “Most of the homes Panzer Kaserne. Heidelberg. For more informa- [email protected]. Visit able by appointment for those With shared stairwells, landings, sidewalks, Residents can also contact the ICs if they need to now are renovated. People are getting new homes. NMCRS Stuttgart aids Ma- tion, e-mail Brian Raymond the conference website at www. unable to attend. For more in- parking and playgrounds, residents of U.S. Army dispose of an old sofa, table or other items too large They want to maintain them. They take pride in rines and Sailors with interest- at brian.raymond@tac-bsa. disa.mil/conferences/europe. formation, call Aaron Reagan at Garrison Stuttgart’s family housing have an extra for a dumpster. them,” she said. free loans and grants and undue org or Ray Eden at rayeden@ 431-2917/civ. 07031-15-2917. responsibility to their neighbors. In order to ensure that family housing communities financial burden relief. To hotmail.com School lunch survey “Most people abide by the policies set by the BEMS PTA hosts are harmonious and orderly, each building has an For bulk trash removal, contact your installation volunteer, or to sign up for the open until May 24 garrison commander,” said Iris Jones, the USAG Army Ball tickets assigned building coordinator, a senior ranking coordinator. For those who have misplaced their training, e-mail June Brennan The Army and Air Force Ex- Family Sock Hop Stuttgart housing chief. Doing so promotes safe and service member who inspects the common areas, resident handbooks, each building coordinator has at [email protected]. now on sale change Services-Europe invites The Böblingen Elementary/ harmonious community living, she added. reminds residents of policies, and resolves complaints the handbook, which details resident responsibilities, • The NMCRS will offer a The Stuttgart Community students, parents and administra- Middle School Parent Teacher With warmer weather coming, Jones said more or problems within the building. available electronically or in hard copy. “Budget for Baby” class for Army Ball will be held at the tors to participate in the 2009- Association will host a Family families will be headed outdoors. “Everyone wants expecting moms and dads in Sindelfingen Stadthalle on 2010 School Lunch Program Sock Hop for all grades June 4 to barbecue. Residents have outside parties. The all military branches on May June 12, beginning at 6 p.m. Survey through May 24. from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The hop children come outside to play,” she said. USAREUR Child Supervision Guidelines Garrison officials want to remind residents to be considerate of their neighbors, “so everyone can live Birth to 4 years: May never be left Grades six, seven: May be left unattended outside or at home, but in peace,” Jones said. alone (at home or outside). home alone or outside unattended never overnight. May baby-sit siblings She outlined a few of the responsibilities expected Kindergarten to third grade: for up to six hours (within a 24- and others for up to 12 hours with from those residing in government housing. May not be left at home alone. May hour period) with ready access to access to adult supervision, but never If wading pools and water slides are used, residents be left outside unattended if in a adult supervision. Sixth-graders are overnight. are required to closely supervise their children. playground or yard within sight or authorized to baby-sit siblings only, Grades 11-12: May be left alone at Residents must also keep toys, bicycles, hearing distance of adult supervision. for up to three hours, with ready home for up to 48 hours, but an adult skateboards and strollers secured in storage rooms. No baby-sitting. access to adult supervision. Seventh- neighbor or adult friend must check Grades four, five: May be left graders are authorized to baby-sit on them at least every 12 hours. May Because military housing building exteriors are outside unattended with ready access siblings and others for up to six hours, baby-sit siblings and others. extremely sensitive to heat, barbecue grills should to adult supervision. May not be left but never overnight. Complete policy is available at www. be positioned a safe distance, at least six feet away, alone at home. No baby-sitting. Grades eight to 10: May be left stuttgart.army.mil/sites/installation/slo. from any building. This means that grilling is not For more news, visit www.stuttgart.army.mil The Citizen, May 20, 2010 Community AnnounCements Page 7 ‘Theater of War’ pre- will include games, contests, silent basket auctions, photo mieres in Europe The sweet taste of appreciation opportunities, hot dogs, root The Theater of War tour will beer floats and more. come to U.S. Army Garrison For more information, con- Stuttgart May 21 to perform tact [email protected]. readings from ancient plays that depict the psychological and Piranhas swim team physical wounds of war. The seeks swimmers performances will be held in the The Stuttgart Piranhas Patch Theater at 10 a.m. and 3 swim team is looking for new p.m., and will feature several swimmers ages 6-18 for the notable TV actors. fall/winter season. The team Visit community flea is associated with the Euro- pean Forces Swim League market May 22 and competes with swimmers The next community flea throughout Europe. market will be on May 22, For more information, visit from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front www.stuttgartpiranhas.org or of the AAFES main exchange contact the team registrar at reg- on Panzer Kaserne. Sign up in [email protected]. advance to sell items by calling civ. 0174-248-9940. Offices to close for Memorial Day cer- Memorial Day emony on May 31 • The Stuttgart Army Health Clinic will close May 28 and U.S. Army Garrison Stut- tgart and American Legion Brittany Carlson 31 in observance of Memorial Stuttgart Post 6 will sponsor a Lucia DeJesus, 18 months, and her mother, Peggy, an Air Force spouse, enjoy a slice of cake Day and the training holiday. Memorial Day wreath-laying provided by Army Community Service on Military Spouse Appreciation Day May 7. The day For immediate health care ceremony on May 31 at 11 included free chocolate, baked goods and other specials at all Family and Morale, Welfare and needs, call the Nurse Advice a.m. on Washington Square, Recreation facilities in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, along with the United Service Organizations. Line. In an emergency, call the Patch Barracks. For more in- “It’s very thoughtful of them that they consider us also,” said Peggy DeJesus. Military Police. formation, call 431-2362/civ. • The United Service Orga- 0172-374-5771. nizations office will be closed Banks to close for 22 from 1-3 p.m. in Room 222, For more information, To take the 10-minute sur- May 29-31. Building 2915, Panzer Kaser- or to purchase tickets, visit vey, log onto http://odin.aafes. Other facilities may be German holiday ne. For more information, or to www.MilitaryBallRegistra- com/nutrition/08/index.html. closed as well. It is advised to All Community Banks in sign up, e-mail Alison Hadzic tion.com. Take Hand Receipt call ahead before visiting. U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart at [email protected]. Scratch and dent will be closed May 24 for a DISA conference Holder training German federal holiday. BSA honors Eagle scheduled U.S. Army Garrison Stut- furniture sale at CX Navy-Marine Corps Scouts at reception The Defense Information tgart will offer Hand Receipt The Robinson Barracks Con- The Boy Scouts of America Systems Agency Europe/Af- Holder training on May 27 solidated Exchange will hold a Relief Society News Transatlantic Council invites rica Regional Conference is from 9:30-11 a.m. in Room scratch and dent furniture sale • The Stuttgart area Navy- all Eagle Scouts, along with scheduled for June 21-25 at 108, Building 2953, Panzer June 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Marine Corps Relief Society their parents and spouses, the Edelweiss Lodge and Re- Kaserne. The training is man- will hold its annual training to an Eagle Scout reception sort in Garmisch. For more datory for new hand receipt for caseworker certification May 29 in the Casablanca information, call 434-5176/civ. holders. Call to reserve a seat. June 1-4 in Building 2901 on Room on Campbell Barracks, 0711-686-39-5176, or e-mail Desk-side training is avail- Panzer Kaserne. Heidelberg. For more informa- [email protected]. Visit able by appointment for those NMCRS Stuttgart aids Ma- tion, e-mail Brian Raymond the conference website at www. unable to attend. For more in- HOMES FOR RENT rines and Sailors with interest- at brian.raymond@tac-bsa. disa.mil/conferences/europe. formation, call Aaron Reagan at www.stuttgartrealtors.com free loans and grants and undue org or Ray Eden at rayeden@ School lunch survey 431-2917/civ. 07031-15-2917. Contact 0179- 39 36 835 financial burden relief. To hotmail.com BEMS PTA hosts volunteer, or to sign up for the Army Ball tickets open until May 24 INVEST IN YOUR training, e-mail June Brennan The Army and Air Force Ex- Family Sock Hop at [email protected]. now on sale change Services-Europe invites The Böblingen Elementary/ FUTURE • The NMCRS will offer a The Stuttgart Community students, parents and administra- Middle School Parent Teacher • Use your LQA/OHA/BAH to “Budget for Baby” class for Army Ball will be held at the tors to participate in the 2009- Association will host a Family purchase your home in Germany expecting moms and dads in Sindelfingen Stadthalle on 2010 School Lunch Program Sock Hop for all grades June 4 • Individual planning • Available to servicemembers, all military branches on May June 12, beginning at 6 p.m. Survey through May 24. from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The hop government civilians and contractors • Financing available Germany Sunday School 10 a.m. International Baptist Church wide with 0% down Morning Worship 11 a.m. • Property acquisition in Kaisers- Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. of Stuttgart lautern, Wiesbaden, Mainz, Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Services: (Prayer and Bible study) Mannheim, Heidelberg and Sunday 9:30 AM & 11:30 AM • Wednesday 6:30 PM Children’s Programs and Stuttgart Nursery Provided Untere Waldplätze 38 • 70569 Stuttgart (Vaihingen) Meeting at Phone: +49 711 687 43 65 Regerstrasse 19 Fax: +49 711 678 80 26 70195 Stuttgart-Botnang E-Mail: [email protected] Tel: 07032-954314 Web: www.ibcstuttgart.de Missionary Pastor- Dr. Harold Pierce Independent Baptist Church Serving (serving our Military and surrounding [email protected] the Stuttgart area communities since 1998) For more news, visit www.stuttgart.army.mil Tel: 06 21 - 15 03 00 58 Page 8 The Citizen, May 20, 2010 The Citizen, May 20, 2010 Page 9

This summer ... Caterpillars Ticks Bicycling • Oak Processionary • Ticks can carry Lyme Disease and • Wear high-visibility clothing and a properly-fitted helmet. Caterpillars eject tiny hairs Tickborne Encephalitis. Wear light- into the air that can cause colored clothing in a forested area and • Follow the same rules as vehicle drivers. rashes. long sleeves. • On narrow roads, use the full lane. • If the hairs cause dif- • Try not to brush against the underbrush. • Use shoulders only if they are clear of debris, ficulty breathing, seek • Apply a bug spray containing DEET. and not on steep descents. Play it emergency attention. • After being outdoors, check yourself thor- • Keep your bicycle inspected. • Stay clear of roped- oughly for ticks, especially in the groin and • German traffic law requires bicycles to be fitted with off trees. armpit areas. dyno-powered front and rear lights, reflectors for front • If you find a tick, remove it by grasping the and rear, pedals and wheels, a working bell, and front base with tweezers and pulling back swiftly. and rear brakes. There are special rules for bicycles • If you develop a rash around a bite site, not weighing more than 24 pounds, four ounces. • Children up to 8 years old must use sidewalks; see your doctor. • To receive a Tickborne Encephalitis those 8 to 10 years of age may use sidewalks. Children more than 10 years old must use the vaccine on the German econ- signed bicycle paths or roads. omy, see your doctor. • Cell phone use is forbidden when riding. Safe Source: Stuttgart Army • Cyclists face the same penalties Health Clinic for riding under the influence of alcohol as vehicle drivers. Some information on these pages was provided Rodents by the U.S. Army Combat • Some rodents carry Readiness Safety Center Hantavirus, which can website, https://safety. cause severe illness. army.mil. • Do not touch rodent Driving droppings, urine or nesting • Do not drink and drive. Swimming materials. • Rest before driving. Drive • Call Pest Manage- for 10 hours at a maximum, and ment at 0711- take a break every two hours. • Never leave children unattended. 729-6261. • Everyone in the vehicle • Designate a responsible adult to watch young must wear a seat belt. Children children while around water. Adults should not be 12 years old and younger, or involved in any other distracting activity while supervising Propane 4’11” or shorter, must use a children. suitable restraint device. • When swimming in the sea, check for warning flags grills • Keep your vehicle in and where it is safe to swim. Note that lifeguards are not • Check for leaks: apply a light safe operating always present. soap and water solution to the condition. • Never swim when tired, overheated or immediately after hose. A propane leak will release eating. bubbles. • Always swim with a buddy. Select swimming sites that • If your grill has a leak, turn off have lifeguards, whenever possible. the gas tank and grill. If the leak • Do not drink alcohol before or during any water activity. stops, get the grill serviced. If the • Learn to swim. leak does not stop, call the fire • Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation. department. • Do not use air-filled or foam toys like “water wings,” • Do not store propane “noodles” or inner-tubes in place of personal flotation tanks indoors. devices. These toys are not designed to keep swimmers safe. Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Grilling • Propane and charcoal barbecue grills should only be used outdoors. • The grill should be placed well away from the home and overhanging Here in tree branches. Charcoal • Keep children and pets away from Germany the grilling area. grills • There will be no lifeguard, • Do not wear loose clothing. • Only use charcoal starter or “Bademeister,” sitting on a • Keep your grill clean. fluid — never gasoline. high chair and watching the • Always grill on a flat, stable • Keep charcoal fluid pool, but one will always be in surface. out of reach of children and away from heat sources. attendance. Look for the Bade- • Never leave a grill unattended. meister’s office. • After grilling, let the coals • Only swim in places cool and dispose of where a lifeguard is Source: www.nfpa.org/education them in a metal present. container. Photos from photos.com Page 8 The Citizen, May 20, 2010 The Citizen, May 20, 2010 Page 9

This summer ... Caterpillars Ticks Bicycling • Oak Processionary • Ticks can carry Lyme Disease and • Wear high-visibility clothing and a properly-fitted helmet. Caterpillars eject tiny hairs Tickborne Encephalitis. Wear light- into the air that can cause colored clothing in a forested area and • Follow the same rules as vehicle drivers. rashes. long sleeves. • On narrow roads, use the full lane. • If the hairs cause dif- • Try not to brush against the underbrush. • Use shoulders only if they are clear of debris, ficulty breathing, seek • Apply a bug spray containing DEET. and not on steep descents. Play it emergency attention. • After being outdoors, check yourself thor- • Keep your bicycle inspected. • Stay clear of roped- oughly for ticks, especially in the groin and • German traffic law requires bicycles to be fitted with off trees. armpit areas. dyno-powered front and rear lights, reflectors for front • If you find a tick, remove it by grasping the and rear, pedals and wheels, a working bell, and front base with tweezers and pulling back swiftly. and rear brakes. There are special rules for bicycles • If you develop a rash around a bite site, not weighing more than 24 pounds, four ounces. • Children up to 8 years old must use sidewalks; see your doctor. • To receive a Tickborne Encephalitis those 8 to 10 years of age may use sidewalks. Children more than 10 years old must use the vaccine on the German econ- signed bicycle paths or roads. omy, see your doctor. • Cell phone use is forbidden when riding. Safe Source: Stuttgart Army • Cyclists face the same penalties Health Clinic for riding under the influence of alcohol as vehicle drivers. Some information on these pages was provided Rodents by the U.S. Army Combat • Some rodents carry Readiness Safety Center Hantavirus, which can website, https://safety. cause severe illness. army.mil. • Do not touch rodent Driving droppings, urine or nesting • Do not drink and drive. Swimming materials. • Rest before driving. Drive • Call Pest Manage- for 10 hours at a maximum, and ment at 0711- take a break every two hours. • Never leave children unattended. 729-6261. • Everyone in the vehicle • Designate a responsible adult to watch young must wear a seat belt. Children children while around water. Adults should not be 12 years old and younger, or involved in any other distracting activity while supervising Propane 4’11” or shorter, must use a children. suitable restraint device. • When swimming in the sea, check for warning flags grills • Keep your vehicle in and where it is safe to swim. Note that lifeguards are not • Check for leaks: apply a light safe operating always present. soap and water solution to the condition. • Never swim when tired, overheated or immediately after hose. A propane leak will release eating. bubbles. • Always swim with a buddy. Select swimming sites that • If your grill has a leak, turn off have lifeguards, whenever possible. the gas tank and grill. If the leak • Do not drink alcohol before or during any water activity. stops, get the grill serviced. If the • Learn to swim. leak does not stop, call the fire • Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation. department. • Do not use air-filled or foam toys like “water wings,” • Do not store propane “noodles” or inner-tubes in place of personal flotation tanks indoors. devices. These toys are not designed to keep swimmers safe. Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Grilling • Propane and charcoal barbecue grills should only be used outdoors. • The grill should be placed well away from the home and overhanging Here in tree branches. Charcoal • Keep children and pets away from Germany the grilling area. grills • There will be no lifeguard, • Do not wear loose clothing. • Only use charcoal starter or “Bademeister,” sitting on a • Keep your grill clean. fluid — never gasoline. high chair and watching the • Always grill on a flat, stable • Keep charcoal fluid pool, but one will always be in surface. out of reach of children and away from heat sources. attendance. Look for the Bade- • Never leave a grill unattended. meister’s office. • After grilling, let the coals • Only swim in places cool and dispose of where a lifeguard is Source: www.nfpa.org/education them in a metal present. container. Photos from photos.com Page 10 SchoolS The Citizen, May 20, 2010 The Citizen, May 20, 2010 culture & entertainment Page 11 Stuttgart DoDDS celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week ‘Man of La Mancha’ now at Kelley Theatre Story & photo by Brittany Carlson much for us,” said Holly Martin, 16, Story & photos by Brittany Carlson USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office who baked brownies for the occasion. “It’s important to show them how much USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office eachers around the world — we appreciate their work.” he Stuttgart Theatre Center’s production of including those in the Depart- Patch Elementary School students the musical drama, “Man of La Mancha,” ment of Defense Education T also brought their own unique gifts. has now hit the stage at the Kelley Theatre Activity — were honored May 2-8 during “I got an apple and a string cheese T on Kelley Barracks. National Teacher Appreciation Week. stick,” said first-grade teacher Melody Remaining performances are May 21, 22, 28, 29 While the worldwide theme for Gershkoff. “They’ve been drawing pic- the week was “Great Teachers Make and June 4-5 at 7:30 p.m., and May 23, 30 and June tures, saying nice compliments, saying 6 at 3 p.m. Great Public Schools,” parents and ‘thank you.’ It makes me feel good.” “Man of La Mancha” is based on the story of Don students in U.S. Army Garrison Stut- Parents also had the chance to express Quixote, by Miguel de Cervantes. [Above] Andrea Offner (from left), tgart added their own personal touches their thanks by writing personal mes- “It’s one of the most loved musicals,” said Di- Christian Reichel and Lise Downing sing to the celebrations. sages to teachers on a trifold display. rector Richard Roberts. “People don’t just like La together as Don Quixote’s housekeeper, “They give to us all year long and “It’s really an opportunity to pause Mancha — they adore it.” the village padre and Quixote’s neice in beyond nine to five,” said Tamyla Abra- and remember the extra mile that a The show is a play within a play, in which Cer- “Man of La Mancha.” [Right] Aldonza, ham, Parent Teacher Student Associa- great majority of our teachers go to played by Lori Parsons, is serenaded by vantes, imprisoned during the Spanish Inquisition and tion president for Robinson Barracks deliver quality education programs Don Quixote, played by Ron Paoletti. Elementary/Middle School. “This is to our children,” said Bob Allen, PES put on trial by his fellow prisoners, tells the story of one week to show our appreciation.” principal. Don Quixote in his defense. of laughter into the show. is a metaphor for all of us and the limitations we put The PTSA provided themed meals, PES teachers enjoyed free lunches Don Quixote is an older man who imagines him- In the song, “I’m Only Thinking of Him,” Quixote’s on our own lives. [Cervantes] tells us to pursue that after-school snacks — including a Diana Fey, a fifth-grade teacher at Böblingen Elementary/Middle School, enjoys throughout the week, courtesy of the self a chivalrous knight. During his “quests,” he falls niece and housekeeper describe their woes to the vil- which we can be.” chocolate fountain — and restocked the the massage chair a parent brought to school for Teacher Appreciation Week. PTA. However, students provided the in love with a kitchen wench named Aldonza, whom lage “Padre” — a monk who tries to look understanding This type of passion in the cast is what makes this teachers’ lounge with paper goods. desserts. he sees as “Dulcinea,” a woman of virtue. while protecting his ear during their high notes. show excellent, according to Ron Paoletti, Family and Children at RBEMS brought their Middle School also honored staff mem- Another parent lent a massage chair Fifth-graders Jennifer Bauer and Joe “I think of it as a classical romance set to music,” As they present the final product, the actors find Morale, Welfare and Recreation Community Recre- teachers different tokens of appre- bers during the week. to the school. McGuire both made their teacher, Sarah Roberts said. “It’s a beautiful story about seeing the themselves relating to the characters on a personal ation director, who plays Cervantes/Don Quixote. ciation each day, such as sweets or a “We want to recognize the women “It’s a nice way of getting commu- Leger, some homemade goodies. beauty in life.” level — even Parsons, who has little in common “I think the overall audience is going to be pleased handwritten card. who work in the cafeteria, the nurse, nity members and kids [in] the spirit of “Me and my mom made banana In order to produce realistic fight scenes from with Aldonza. and excited by the quality of the show and the in- RBEMS and Böblingen Elementary/ and all those who really complete our giving,” said Diana Fey, a fifth-grade bread with chocolate chips and nuts. I Quixote’s world, the 18-member cast took hand-to- “Aldonza’s a very strong character who ends up real- tensity,” he said. “The ensemble here really came programs,” Abraham said. teacher at BEMS, after spending a few gave pieces to Miss Leger to tell her that hand combat training. izing her softer side,” Parsons said. “I’ve been a strong, together, and there’s some magic to this show that Staff members at BEMS joined minutes in the massage chair. she’s a great teacher,” said Bauer, 11. “It’s so much fun [but] it’s horrific to watch,” said fighting person … [at] different times of my life.” helps move it forward.” Lori Parsons, a military spouse who plays a prisoner They’re our teach- teachers for a fiesta lunch on May 6, and One day, BEMS students brought “When you don’t understand some- Andrea Offner, a civilian spouse who plays a and Aldonza/Dulcinea. “It’s almost like a dance. You prisoner and Don Quixote’s housekeeper, said the “Man of La Mancha” is rated PG for subject mat- entered a raffle to win Mexican-style flowers to school for their teachers. thing … she uses her time to help you ers; they do so much have to memorize your choreography.” show has an impact on the actors, as well. ter and adult content. To reserve tickets, or for more ‘ baskets and giant pinatas provided by the “The kids were so excited with understand it,” Bauer added. “She They also learned to inject some extra moments “It’s a transformative piece,” she said. “The prison information, call 421-2825/civ. 0711-729-2825. for us. It’s important school Parent Teacher Association and bunches of flowers outside, that I helped me understand fractions.” to show them how classroom parents. didn’t hear the [school] bell ring,” McGuire, 11, appreciates Leger The fiesta theme was one way to Moore said. much we appreciate for incorporating hands-on projects give back to all school employees, said At Patch High School, National in class. “She lets us have fun stuff,” What’s happening in FMWR their work. Dale Moore, BEMS principal. “Even Honor Society students baked cookies he said. Coming to though you may not have an official for teachers, and members of the Par- So, he gave a little fun back to her in vidual information and assistance. Holly Martin title of ‘teacher,’ if you work in a school ent Teacher Organization donated gift Register for fall sports a bag of chocolate peanut butter candy. For more information, or to RSVP, PHS student and you work with kids, you’re teach- baskets and goody bags. “It makes me feel good to make CYS Services fall sports Patch Theater registration will be held through in English, e-mail judy.drews@ ing them,” he said. “They’re our teachers; they do so people feel better,” McGuire said. eur.army.mil, or call 431-3053/civ. July 30 for soccer, flag football and May 20 — Remember Me (R) 07031-15-3053. For more informa- cheerleading. Participants must have 6 p.m. tion, or to RSVP, in German, e-mail ’ a sports physical valid through Nov. May 21 — Robin Hood (PG-13) [email protected], or 6 p.m., She’s Out of My League (R) PES students revisit history during Kindy 500 15 in order to register. Registration call 431-3007/civ. 07031-15-3007. is held at Parent Central Services in 9 p.m. Building 2347 on Patch Barracks. Dogs wanted for Bark in May 22 — Robin Hood (PG-13) For more information, call 430- the Park competition 4 p.m., Clash of the Titans (PG-13) 7 p.m., Robin Hood (PG-13) 9 p.m. 4780/civ. 0711-680-4780. Don’t miss Bark in the Park, a May 23 — Clash of the Titans Get your golf swing celebration of man’s best friend, June 5 at 1 p.m. at the Hundeverein, the dog (PG-13) 4 p.m., Robin Hood (PG- back with lessons training area outside of Patch Barracks, 13) 7 p.m. The Stuttgart Golf Course offers next to the Gaststaette Hondler. May 24 — Robin Hood (PG-13) golf lessons. Private, group, nine-hole Categories include Cutest Puppy, 6 p.m. and junior lessons are available from Best Tail Wagging, Most Mysteri- May 25 — Our Family Wedding Professional Golfers’ Association of ous Heritage and Best Trick. 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May 29 — Shrek Forever After Moeller and Evan Van Zandt take a pit stop Survivor Outreach Day May 25 from (PG) 4 p.m., Alice in Wonderland Sands of Time (PG-13) 6 p.m. with their homemade cars and listen to a history 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in ACS Room 222, For more information and pric- (PG) 7 p.m., Prince of Persia: The June 1 — Alice in Wonderland presentation during the Kindy 500 event May 3. Building 2915, Panzer Kaserne. ing, visit www.stuttgartmwr.com. Sands of Time (PG-13) 9 p.m. (PG) 6 p.m. [Above] Gaby Beilfuss leads the pack in her tank- Representatives from various Receive MWR updates by e-mailing May 30 — Alice in Wonderland June 2 — Repo Men (R) 6 style car during the Kindy 500 event. agencies will be available for indi- [email protected]. (PG) 2 p.m., Shrek Forever After p.m. Photos by Steve Roark The Citizen, May 20, 2010 culture & entertainment Page 11 ‘Man of La Mancha’ now at Kelley Theatre

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he Stuttgart Theatre Center’s production of the musical drama, “Man of La Mancha,” Thas now hit the stage at the Kelley Theatre on Kelley Barracks. Remaining performances are May 21, 22, 28, 29 and June 4-5 at 7:30 p.m., and May 23, 30 and June 6 at 3 p.m. “Man of La Mancha” is based on the story of Don Quixote, by Miguel de Cervantes. [Above] Andrea Offner (from left), “It’s one of the most loved musicals,” said Di- Christian Reichel and Lise Downing sing rector Richard Roberts. “People don’t just like La together as Don Quixote’s housekeeper, Mancha — they adore it.” the village padre and Quixote’s neice in The show is a play within a play, in which Cer- “Man of La Mancha.” [Right] Aldonza, played by Lori Parsons, is serenaded by vantes, imprisoned during the Spanish Inquisition and Don Quixote, played by Ron Paoletti. put on trial by his fellow prisoners, tells the story of Don Quixote in his defense. of laughter into the show. is a metaphor for all of us and the limitations we put Don Quixote is an older man who imagines him- In the song, “I’m Only Thinking of Him,” Quixote’s on our own lives. [Cervantes] tells us to pursue that self a chivalrous knight. During his “quests,” he falls niece and housekeeper describe their woes to the vil- which we can be.” in love with a kitchen wench named Aldonza, whom lage “Padre” — a monk who tries to look understanding This type of passion in the cast is what makes this he sees as “Dulcinea,” a woman of virtue. while protecting his ear during their high notes. show excellent, according to Ron Paoletti, Family and “I think of it as a classical romance set to music,” As they present the final product, the actors find Morale, Welfare and Recreation Community Recre- Roberts said. “It’s a beautiful story about seeing the themselves relating to the characters on a personal ation director, who plays Cervantes/Don Quixote. beauty in life.” level — even Parsons, who has little in common “I think the overall audience is going to be pleased In order to produce realistic fight scenes from with Aldonza. and excited by the quality of the show and the in- Quixote’s world, the 18-member cast took hand-to- “Aldonza’s a very strong character who ends up real- tensity,” he said. “The ensemble here really came hand combat training. izing her softer side,” Parsons said. “I’ve been a strong, together, and there’s some magic to this show that “It’s so much fun [but] it’s horrific to watch,” said fighting person … [at] different times of my life.” helps move it forward.” Lori Parsons, a military spouse who plays a prisoner Andrea Offner, a civilian spouse who plays a and Aldonza/Dulcinea. “It’s almost like a dance. You prisoner and Don Quixote’s housekeeper, said the “Man of La Mancha” is rated PG for subject mat- have to memorize your choreography.” show has an impact on the actors, as well. ter and adult content. To reserve tickets, or for more They also learned to inject some extra moments “It’s a transformative piece,” she said. “The prison information, call 421-2825/civ. 0711-729-2825.

What’s happening in FMWR Coming to Register for fall sports vidual information and assistance. CYS Services fall sports For more information, or to RSVP, Patch Theater registration will be held through in English, e-mail judy.drews@ eur.army.mil, or call 431-3053/civ. July 30 for soccer, flag football and May 20 — Remember Me (R) 07031-15-3053. For more informa- cheerleading. Participants must have 6 p.m. tion, or to RSVP, in German, e-mail a sports physical valid through Nov. May 21 — Robin Hood (PG-13) [email protected], or 6 p.m., She’s Out of My League (R) 15 in order to register. Registration call 431-3007/civ. 07031-15-3007. is held at Parent Central Services in 9 p.m. Building 2347 on Patch Barracks. Dogs wanted for Bark in May 22 — Robin Hood (PG-13) For more information, call 430- the Park competition 4 p.m., Clash of the Titans (PG-13) 7 p.m., Robin Hood (PG-13) 9 p.m. 4780/civ. 0711-680-4780. Don’t miss Bark in the Park, a May 23 — Clash of the Titans Get your golf swing celebration of man’s best friend, June 5 at 1 p.m. at the Hundeverein, the dog (PG-13) 4 p.m., Robin Hood (PG- back with lessons training area outside of Patch Barracks, 13) 7 p.m. The Stuttgart Golf Course offers next to the Gaststaette Hondler. May 24 — Robin Hood (PG-13) golf lessons. Private, group, nine-hole Categories include Cutest Puppy, 6 p.m. and junior lessons are available from Best Tail Wagging, Most Mysteri- May 25 — Our Family Wedding Professional Golfers’ Association of ous Heritage and Best Trick. The (R) 6 p.m. America-qualified instructors. day also includes a parade, obstacle May 26 — Remember Me (R) For more information, call civ. course demonstration, military dog 6 p.m. May 27 — She’s Out of My 07141-879-151. demonstration and dog race. All dogs DreamWorks Pictures League (R) 6 p.m. must be on a leash. (PG) 4 p.m., Prince of Persia: The ACS sponsors Survivor May 28 — Shrek Forever After The Stuttgart Veterinary Clinic Sands of Time (PG-13) 7 p.m. will be on site. (PG) 6 p.m., Prince of Persia: The Outreach Day May 31 — Shrek Forever After Army Community Service Sur- For more information, call 430- Sands of Time (PG-13) 9 p.m. (PG) 3 p.m., Prince of Persia: The vivor Outreach Services will host a 2110/civ. 0711-680-2110. May 29 — Shrek Forever After Survivor Outreach Day May 25 from (PG) 4 p.m., Alice in Wonderland Sands of Time (PG-13) 6 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in ACS Room 222, For more information and pric- (PG) 7 p.m., Prince of Persia: The June 1 — Alice in Wonderland Building 2915, Panzer Kaserne. ing, visit www.stuttgartmwr.com. Sands of Time (PG-13) 9 p.m. (PG) 6 p.m. Representatives from various Receive MWR updates by e-mailing May 30 — Alice in Wonderland June 2 — Repo Men (R) 6 agencies will be available for indi- [email protected]. (PG) 2 p.m., Shrek Forever After p.m. Page 12 SportS The Citizen, May 20, 2010

SportS Commander’s Cup goes to ShortS SOCEUR for second year running Run in Cobblestone Story & photos by Brittany Carlson pin” competitions at certain holes. Classic May 22 USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office Longest drive winners in the men’s and The 7th Annual Cobblestone women’s categories were (respectively) espite the cool tempera- Classic is scheduled for May 22. Scott Tucker and Cathy Crilley. ture and steady rainfall, This five-mile race runs through Closest-to-the-pin winners included 19 teams participated in the historic Panzer Tank Trail D Ryan Stamp at hole 3; Ed McCargo at the second annual Commander’s Cup between Patch Barracks and hole 6; Loni Hess at hole 11 and David Golf Tournament at the Stuttgart Golf Panzer Kaserne. D’Andrea at hole 14. Course May 14. For more information, call Regardless of the weather and Eighteen teams represented U.S. 430-7136/civ. 0711-680-7136. final standings, however, each team Army Garrison Stuttgart tenant units spent a Friday out of the office and Stuttgart to host body- and one German team represented the on the greens. building competition Neckartal golf course board. “The weather conditions are not the All did their best to supplant last The USAG Stuttgart Third best, but we’re having fun … just get- year’s winner, but Special Operations Annual European Bodybuilding ting out,” said Col. Richard M. Pastore, Command Europe walked away with and Figure Championship is garrison commander. the cup for the second year running. scheduled for Aug. 28. Forms The event also gave some co-workers The SOCEUR team (Sgt. Maj. and rules are available online at the chance to bond outside of the office. www.stuttgartmwr.com. Gregg Hayes, Robert Maldonado, Capt. “It’s been a great team-building For more information, or to John Simmons and Lt. Col. Bennie activity with DPTMS,” said Dennis register, call the Patch Fitness Pokemire) achieved a net score of 58 Dolan , Directorate for Plans, Training, Center at 430-7136/civ. 0711- (including handicaps) on the18-hole, Mobilization and Security plans and Col. Richard M. Pastore, garrison 680-7136. par 73 course. operations specialist. commander, lines up his putt during And, according to Maldonado, a con- In the scramble-style tournament, the Commander’s Cup golf tournament Martial arts qualifier tractor, they haven’t even been practic- each team member took turns teeing May 14 at the Stuttgart Golf Course. set for May 22-23 ing. “Does Wii golf count?” he asked. off, but only the best shots counted Martial art competitors ages 5 Second place went to the Marine towards the net score. “We had more good laughs than and older are invited to participate Forces Europe 1 team with a net score “When it’s a team effort, it changes shots, and we had our fair share of in the Third Annual European of 60, followed by Marine Forces Eu- the format of the game to something a good shots.” Military World Championship rope 2 with a net score of 61. little more enjoyable,” Dolan added. The good shots came in part be- Qualifier Tournament May 22-23 The tournament also included “There’s not as much pressure; you get cause the 300 square meter course was in the Patch Fitness Center. The “longest drive” and “closest-to-the- to know each other quite well. well maintained, Dolan added. top four finishers in each division “The greens were surprisingly fast, are eligible represent the U.S. in despite all the rain we have had,” he Ireland later this year. said. “But the key point is, they were all For more information, call Special Operations fast, and that says a lot about how much 430-6281/civ. 0711-680-6281. Command Europe team work has gone into the course.” members Lt. Col. Bennie The tournament also offered play- Stuttgart Open set for Pokemire (from left) and ers the chance to improve their golfing June 18-20 Capt. John Simmons look skills at the start of the season. The 2010 Stuttgart Open will on as their teammate, Command Sgt. Major Anthony M. be held June 18-20 at the Stut- Sgt. Maj. Gregg Hayes, Bryant, garrison command sergeant tgart Golf Course. makes a putt during major and an admitted novice, said This event is open to the first the Commander’s Cup he took advantage of teammate Dale 100 players with a current handi- Golf Tournament May Greenberg’s expertise. cap index from the U.S. Golf 14 at the Stuttgart Golf “Since the first hole, I have im- Association or the golf federation Course. The SOCEUR proved, thanks to my man Dale here,” of their home course. team (which also include Bryant said. The longest drive contest and Robert Maldonado, At the end of the tournament, teams a rib eye barbecue will be held contractor) won the had lunch inside the golf club, followed Saturday evening. Entry forms tournament for the by the award ceremony. The top 10 teams can be picked up at the Pro Shop received gift certificates to the club. second year running with or e-mail [email protected]. Not everyone walked away with a a net score of 58 on the mil. For more information, call prize, but most felt the day well spent. par 73 course. civ. 07141-879-151. “I’m enjoying it,” Dale Greenberg said. “It’s a day off.”

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