European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                8 boy scouts join the ranks of Eagle Friday june 21, 1991 the stars and stripes Page 9 warrant officer David Engelskirche feeds a Young evacuee at Andersen fab Guam on . Evacuees from Philippines begin arriving at Guam base by Roy Wood Pacific stars and stripes Andersen fab Guam a More than sex . Evacuees fleeing the Philippines mount Pinatubo Volcano arrived on Guam aboard seven evacuation flights by wednesday morning and base officials expect 3jxy More this week. The processing is going smoothly according to a base spokeswoman 1st it. Karen Warren. A people did no to have to stand around Long and lines were moving fairly rapidly Quot she said. The air f orce can House about 3.700 people. Andersen officials said. The Navy can House another 2.000. None of the evacuees from sufi no Bay naval facilities and Clark a in the Philippines was being housed in open Bay Barracks. Most were placed in air conditioned dormitory rooms designed by the air Force to handle sudden influxes of personnel. Each room has a set of twin Beds but cots Are added for families who want to stay together. The emergency housing is within waiting distance of a dining Hall and a restaurant. Other dormitories Are also being pressed into serv ice Warren said including some at Andersen South a few Miles from the main base. If dormitory space runs out. Base officials will i Ely ask families to take people into their Homes she Suid. A list of volunteers willing to take in families already has been compiled. At worst people would sleep on cots at  it Tropicana recreation Center or at the base  Center Warren said. As a last resort. Peon e Rerng housed by the Navy would sleep in a bade go air conditioning such As a turn. The evacuees Are among some 20,000 . Military personnel and dependents forced to flee the Philippines after Pinatubo began a series of deadly a Ruev tons june 0. Quot this was much better than  said  Bergman. An evacuee who arrived wednesday. A the evacuation from Clark was very organized but once we got to Subic it was like a horror Story. We waited in a Field for six hours. My husband went to get a number to get us a room and they were like on number 300. Our number was 2a01. And nobody helped us. Quot when it got dark we went to a different Field that was lighted and this Nice family came by and asked us if we needed a place to stay. Sly child happened to be screaming at the  Bergman  from Subic on monday aboard the guide  lae Champlain to the Island of Cera and few Tom there to Guam late tuesday. As soon As she stepped Oil the plane at Andersen arrangements  made to care for her pets a v7-Pound dog and a cat. She said then   the hangar volunteers took care of her  id Dagh or Fevole a my at Andersen Imo Clear . Customs. They Are .  a Hen m no in. Tore they receive travel pay. Take care c  matters or speak to a cur am in   mgt re ass in mints. Bergman a to Tav  friends on Guam he s snap. Star sgt. Troy Bergman of the Iacco. Or. At. At s. C. A she is headed to  w Ere som re a aet its no. Lae me . A s. He left most of her he. Go it no. It a. And managed to Salvage her pm o am a and an  o baht  debris May cause Cooling by the stars and stripes the following by scouts have joined the ranks of the Eagle scouts the highest award in boy scouting. To earn the Eagle scout award a boy scout must fulfil requirements in the areas of leadership service and outdoor skills. This includes earning at least 21 Merit badges and completing a Community service project. Quot the new Eagle scouts and their projects Are a Travis g. Wiehn 14. The son of Larry Wiehn and Diane Wiehn Travis just finished the eighth Grade at Ramstein Junior. High school in Germany. He organized the collection of used clothing and food for romanians. With the help of a local Church s Relief Effort coordinator Travis and his parents personally delivered the More than 5,000 pounds of clothes and food to Ora Dea Romania last november. Travis is a member of troop 232 in Ramstein and has been involved in scouting for seven years. A Michael j. Foley 15. The son of army chaplain maj James Foley and Carolyn Foley Michael just completed his Sophomore year at Munich american High school in Germany he built an environmentally Safe fire pit for his Community in Tacoma Wash. All materials for the pit were donated by the Community. Michael is a member of troop 247 in Munich and has been involved in scouting for three years. A Russell Ottley 18. The son of David Ottley and Jean Ottley Russell graduated this month from Berlin american High school in Germany. He planned gathered material organized and executed a project to clean and repair play equipment and storage areas for the Berlin child development Center. Russell is a member of troop 23 in Berlin and has been involved in scouting for six years. A John Taylor 18. The son of David Taylor and Kaye Taylor John was the president of his senior class at Feidelberg High school in Germany. He cleaned prepared painted and renumbered 104 fire hydrants at the Patrick Henry Village housing area in Heidelberg. John is a member of troop 29 in Heidelberg and has been involved in scouting for 10 years. A Chris Barber 18. The son of Vince Barber and Gigi Barber Chris graduated from Ansbach High school Germany this year. In a joint Effort with the International red Cross he collected items for the Komfort Kart a service designed to assist american patients at the local German Hospital in bad wind sheim. Chris is a member of troop 177 in a Liesheim and has been involved in scouting for 11 years. A Richard d. Maes 18. The son of maj. Richard d. Maes and Sandra l. Maes Richard graduated from . Arnold Fligh school in Wiesbaden Germany this year. He developed and implemented a teen sponsor program through the local army Community service and the High school for teen agers arriving in the Wiesbaden area. Richard is a member of troop 15 in Wiesbaden and has been involved in scouting for eight years. A a Stephen g. Reny 18. The son of it. Col. . A a chips Reny and june Reny Stephen graduated from Feidelberg High school in Germany this year. He collected More than 4,000 pounds of clothing and sent them to an Indian reservation in North Dakota. Stephen is a member of troop 4 in Heidelberg and has been involved in scouting for 11 years. A Patrick John Culpepper 13. The son of staff sgt. Harvey Culpepper and mrs. Culpepper Patrick just completed the eighth Grade at bad Kreuz Nach american High school in Germany. Fie conducted an emergency food drive when the Derheim army Community service food locker faced an unexpected shortage. More than 1,200 items and s 1,000 were donated in time to assist with the Community a Christmas food Basket program. Patrick is a member of troop 197 in Derheim and has been involved in scouting for seven years. A a / _ Fli 7a stealth fighter on display at Ramstein Ramstein a Germany a the f-117a stealth fighter will be displayed from noon until 5 . Today at Ramstein s flight line a by e spokesman said. = also on display will be the f-15e strike Eagle and an f-16 fighting Falcon. The event is open Only to . Military identification card holders said senior Arman Charles Ramey. Vehicle parking will be available across from the bases military Airlift come passenger terminal on Ramstein a South Side. By Mike Toner Cox news service an enormous Cloud of dus   a a the eruption of i p a it g re re Globe spreading o a Eira that scientists no it a. _ a a ced ing of the Northe he t -. Go a the leading be a a Tion of the  a. _ a. It Crest it As Egypt. More t a a a a. But so eni s s a. 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