Aniba Esso News
carnival Issue
Vol. 41 No. 3 March 1980






ARUBA ESSO NEWS


Lago Oil & Transport Co,, Ltd.


Editor: Mrs. L. I. de Cuba


M. Zarraga Nombra Sr.
Efectivo 1 di Maart, 1980, Mario O.
Zarraga a ser promovi pa Senior En-
gineering Technician den Technical -
Energy Conservation / Environmental


M. O. Zarraga


Control Section di Analytical & Con-
servation Systems Division.
Mario, kende ta un graduado di La-


Our Cover
1980 Carnival Photos by
Checkpoint Color

- Raggedy Ann Group

- World of Hats

- Esso Club Queen

- Esso Club Muppet Show float

- Brazil fantasy

- Colegio Arubano float

- Aruba Carnival Queen 1980

- Esso Club Chess Group

- Clown group children's Carnival

- Spanish Group Children Carnival

- Sla di Carnival Comical group.


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Photographs by : Joe's Photographic Service
Printer: Verenlgde Antilliaanse Drukkerljen N.V.


Engineering Technician
go Vocational School di 1951, a ser
asigna na Technical Laboratories
caminda el a avanza den various cate-
goria di Tester. Entre 1963 y 1970 el
a traha den posicionnan di Junior
Analyst, Junior Laboratory Assistant,
y Laboratory Assistant te bira Shift
Supervisor na 1970.

Despues di traha como un Pro-
ducts Quality Coordinator y como
Maintenance Supervisor den Labora-
torio, Mario a transfer pa Technical
Process Technical Services Divi-
sion como un Engineering Techni-
cian asignA na actividadnan di ener-
g[a y di ambiente.

Mario su reciente promocion como
Sr. Engineering Technician ta en re-
conocimiento di su contribucionnan
den ramo di control di ambiente.

Mario a sigui various curso patroci-
na pa Lago, manera Refinery Chemis-
try, Organization Development Lab,
Kepner-Tregoe y Effective Supervi-
sion. Ariba su propio tempo, el a
studia Quimica na John F. Kennedy
School na Oranjestad.


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R. Hernandez
progressed through various Enginee-
ring Assistant categories. He enrol-
led at the Southern Illinois University
in the U.S.A. in 1961. In 1966, Roro
returned with a B.S. degree in Mecha-
nical Engineering and held a variety
of positions in the Mechanical De-
partment. After a three-year assign-
ment in Marketing, he returned to the
Mechanical Department in 1973
In 1975, Roro transferred to project
engineering activities in the Techni-
cal Department As Supervising En-
gineer for Project Engineering in the
Project Development Division, Roro
was responsible for a wide variety of
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Lago Forms Team to Develop Utilities Upgrade Project


An effort is underway to develop
a request for appropriation for the Uti-
lities Upgrade Project which will con-
sist of facility changes to upgrade
boiler instrumentation, increase utili-
ty reliability and improve energy effi-
ciency. A project management team
has been formed to oversee the en-
gineering activities associated with
this effort. Members of the team are
M. "Rocky" Angela Project Exe-
cutive; R. "Roro" Hernandez Engi-
neering Superintendent; Calvin R. As-
sang Design Engineer; A. "Tony"
Vianello Instrument Engineer.
Rocky, as Project Executive, will be


Lago's designated management re-
presentative and will have overall ma-
nagement and stewardship responsi-
bility for the Project He will carry
out this function in addition to his res-
ponsibilities as Assistant Technical
Manager
Roro, as Engineering Superinten-
dent, will have responsibility for en-
gineering, cost estimating and con-
tract development activities.
The formation of this team is effec-
tive March 1. It is expected that ad-
ditional personnel will be added to
the Team as project activities ex-
pand.


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March 1980


Roro Hernandez N a m e d
Sr. Engineering Associate
In Technical Department
Effective February 1, 1980, Robert
(Roro) Hernandez was promoted to
Senior Engineering Associate in re-
cognition of his knowledge and con-
tributions in the Project Management
area. On March 1, Roro assumed
the position of Engineering Superin-
tendent of the recently announced
Utilities Upgrade Project.
Roro is a graduate of the Lago Vo-
cational School, class of '48. Be-
tween 1952 and 1960 he worked as a
Machinist in the Mechanical Depart-
ment, where he advanced to a First
Class Machinist, and in the Mechani-
cal Administration Office where he






March 1980


Harold Helder Promoted
To Security Sergeant
In Industrial Security
Effective March 1, 1980, Harold
(Roy) W Helder of Industrial Securi-
ty Lago Police was promoted to Se-
curity Sergeant With this promotion,
Harold has attained management sta-
tus.


H. W. Helder


He will now be responsible for the
administration of the Security Badge
Office.
Roy has been with Lago since 1977.
His initial assignment was as Securi-
ty Patrolman in the Police Force In
January 1979 he was promoted to Se-
curity Corporal, the position he held
prior to his recent advancement.
A 1969 MULO-A graduate from the
La Salle College in Oranjestad, Roy
previously worked as a Radio and TV
announcer, and just before joining
Lago, as a Clerk at the Government
Utility Plant.
Roy has followed several fire train-
ing courses at Lago.

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George Nicholson Achieves Another Goal in Life;

Receives Law Degree After Five Years of Study
George M. D. Nicholson is a born thematics twice a week to students
achiever. He sets his goals in life training for a technical teacher's de-
very carefully, and once set, he feels gree.
very committed to achieve them. A
highly ambitious person with an in- Besides spending as much time as
tense thirst for knowledge, George possible with his wife Loes and three
reads a lot and considers education young children, George managed to
his chief hobby. Over the years he read numerous books on law, archeo-
has become interested in so many logy, science fiction and philosophy,
different fields of study that he has and made maximum use of his time
decided to pursue all of them, one at by including regular tennis matches
a time. and an occasional game of chess.
Studying about five hours a week,
George has a Master's degree in mostly after the children were tucked
Electronics Engineering from the Uni- in, George kept pace with law stu
versity of Technology of Delft, Hol- dents attending the university on a
land, and currently is a Zone Super- full-time basis.
visor in Lago's Mechanical Instru-
ment/Electrical Zone. Recently, he Asked if he would work in defense
earned his degree in Antillean Law cases now that he is a fullfledged
(Meester in de Rechten) from the Uni- lawyer, George answered that he stu
versity of the Netherlands Antilles. died law simply as a hobby and be
During a special ceremony at the Law cause the study was available on the
faculty Aruba branch at the Pier- island. He enjoys his work at Lage
re Corneillestraat in Oranjestad last very much and has no intention o
month, George received his diploma exchanging his career in electronics
from the Dean of the Law Faculty of for any other profession.
the University in Curaqao, Mr. Ing.
Jackie Voges. Greatly encouraged by his father
George has come to consider study
This was the culmination of five as a way of life. At the mere age o
years of study on his own which he fifteen when he graduated with ho
fitted into an already full schedule. nors from the Abraham de Veer'
Except for some time off to sit for MULO-B (with math) he went to Hol
exams, George worked full-time at land on a Government scholarship t
Lago, and taught evening classes in study Electrical/Electronics Engineer
electronics, communications and ma- ing at the HTS in Zwolle. After gra


Esso Carnival Royalty can be seen here at the Esso Club following coronation ceremo-
nies on February 9. From left to right, are: E. R. Manager and Esso Club Chairman
Henry P. Coffl who crowned Muriel Boekhoudt Youth Carnival Queen (2nd I), outgoing
1979 Youth Queen Jean Koolman, 1980 Carnival Queen Cheryl Buckley, Lago Vice Pre-
sident Roy Douglas, who crowned her, and 1979 outgoing Carnival Queen Mayra Ras.
In the foreground Is 1980 Children Queen Gwendolyn Kwldama.


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Mario 0. Zarraga
Advances To New Position
With March 1 Promotion
Effective March 1, 1980, Mario O.
Zarraga was promoted to Senior En-
gineering Technician in the Techni-
cal Energy Conservation / Environ
mental Control Section of the Analy-
tical & Conservation Systems Division.
A 1951 Lago Vocational School gra-
duate, Mario was assigned to Techni-
cal Laboratories where he advanced
in the various Tester categories. Be-
tween 1963 and 1970 he worked in
the positions of Junior Analyst, Junior
Laboratory Assistant, and Laboratory
Assistant until becoming a Shift Su-
pervisor in 1970.
After working as a Products Quality
Coordinator and as a Maintenance
Supervisor in the Laboratories, Mario
transferred to Technical Process
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Earns Youth Carnival


Queen Crown


The radiant young queen is crowned by Lago President Jerry
Golden, who gives her a congratulatory kiss afterwards. At right,
is runner-up Noriza Helder who represented Scorpio. In picture
at far right, Nicolette in full regalia.


E reina hoben to ser corona door di president di Lago Jerry
Golden, kende ta dun'ele un sunchi di telicitacion despues. Na
drechi runner-up Noriza Helder di Scorpio. Portret mas na dre-
chi to mustra Nicolette como soberana.
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Rose Ann Lejuez of San Nicolas was crowned by Lt. Governor Frans Figaroa (c). Run-
ner-up is Patricia Ann Peterson. They are flanked here by Prince En and Panchp Nia.
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Juan Noguera
Technical PTS
March 4, 1980
25 years









Victorlano Willems
Mech. Equlpt. Oper.
February 22, 1980
30 years


Conrad O. Banfield
Process Fuels
March 7, 1980
25 years

S Roro Hernandez
(Continued from page 2)
projects, including contract develop-
ment and contractor selection for the
Energy Conservation Project that in-
stalled outboard convection sections
at Pipestills 5, 6 & 8.
Roro has followed numerous Lago-
sponsored courses both in the mana-
gerial and the technical field over
the years. Some of the technical
courses include Mechanical & Chemi-
cal. Engineering, Process Engineer-
ing, Process Economics, Safety in
Design, and a Project Management
seminar.


During opening remarks of the Oral Presentation Course on February 6, E R. Manager
Henry F. Coffl welcomes Professor Brockhaus to Aruba and to Lago. Professor Brock-
haus previously gave a similar course for Lago employees In 1978.
Durante palabranan di aperture di e Curso Presentaclon Oral dia 6 di Februarl, Geren-
te di E. R. Henry F. Coffi ta yama Profesor Brockhaus bonbini na Aruba y na Lago.
Profesor Brockhaus anteriormente a duna un curso similar pa empleedo dl Lago na 1978.

Employees Learn Oral Communication Skills


In Course Taught by
Thirty-five employees last month
participated in an 18-hour Effective
Oral Presentation course in the Ad-
dinistration Building. The course,
which lasted from February 11 29,
was taught by Professor Emeritus
Herman H. Brockhaus of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. The main objective
of the "Effective Oral Presentation"
Course is to teach employees to plan
and present oral reports effectively.
The participants, nominated by their
respective departments, learned how
to improve their skills in verbal com-
munication which is essential in their
jobs.
Professor Brockhaus, who taught
an Effective Speaking Course here in
1972, conducted an Effective Oral
Presentation Course to some forty
employees at Lago in 1978.

The main topics of the course in-
volved organization of ideas; making
speech communication more inte-
resting, more persuasive, the com-
mon barriers to effective communica-
tion and how to reduce them, answe-
ring listener's questions more effecti-
vely and the evaluation of speaker's


DRIVE CAREFULLY ........
Drive as if your family were
in the other car
STUUR CU CUIDAO. .....
Como si fuera ta Bo familiar ta
den e otro auto


Professor Brockhaus
communications skills.
To insure individual instruction,
Professor Brockhaus separated the
number of participants into three
groups of twelve persons each, with
each group having a different sche-
dule for a total of 18 hours of instruc-
tion.
During the first part of the course,
Professor Brockhaus explained the
basic principles of oral communica-
tions and encouraged class members
to become involved in a discussion
of fundamentals. Subsequent ses-
sions were conducted in a learn-by-
doing process with each participant
preparing and presenting oral reports
on subjects familiar to him. These
oral presentations were videotaped
and/or recorded and played back so
the employee could see and hear him-
self in his presentation.
By getting the reactions and sug-
gestions from Professor Brockhaus as
well as from other class members, the
employee was able to see what areas
of his speech required improvement.
In group evaluation, the emphasis
was placed on good organization of
the speech, clear presentation, nean-
ingful language, appropriate material
and proper use of visual aids, such
as vu-graphs and slide projectors.







SMarch 1980


Juancho Kock ICasin Giel... Winners in Tumba Contest


Although not a singer of Mexican
music himself, the ranchera or Mexi-
can song which goes "Pero Sigo
Siendo El Rey" (But I Continue to be
King) certainly applies to Juancho
Kock, our Tumba King of 1980, and
a fourth-time winner of the Tumba
Crown in the Carnival Contests.
Juancho, who works in our Public
Relations / Marketing Department, is
full of zest and joy especially when
he interprets the popular Antillean
tumba which the Antillean public
loves so much. He has over thirty
years in this field and has no inten-
tion to "retire" because tumba music
"keep me young and lively."
In 1975, Juancho was awarded a
royal distinction on the occasion of
Queen Juliana's birthday the silver
Juancho, 1980 Tumba King, In action at medal of honor for his long years
the RCA Field. of musical entertainment.


JuanchoKock y Casin Giel Triunfador den Tumba


Aunque cu e mes no ta un cantan-
te di music Mexicano, e rancher
'Pero Sigo Siendo El Rey" ciertamen-
te ta aplica na Juancho Kock, nos
Rey di Tumba 1980, y cuatro biaha
ganador di e Corona di Tumba den
concursonan di Carnaval.
Juancho, kende ta traha den nos
Public Relations / Marketing Depart-
ment, ta yen di chispa y alegria es-
pecialmente ora cu el ta canta e po-
pular Tumba Antillano cual Antillano-
nan ta gusta asina tanto. El tin mas
cu trinta anja den e ramo aki y el no
tin intencion di "retira" pasobra tum-
ba ta "tene'mi hoben y yen di bida".
Na anja 1975, Juancho a recibi un
distinction real na occasion di cumple-
anos di Reina Juliana e medaya di
honor di plata pa su anjanan lar-
go den entretenimiento musical.
Juancho tin dos yiu homber cu ta
toca den e conhunto cu ta acompan-
j'ele den su actuacionnan.
Juancho, kende ta un empleado di
Lago desde 1947, actualmente ta cor-
re e Aviation Fuel Truck pa e facili-
dadnan di combustible na Aeropuer-
to tur dia, pero yega ora di "pachan-
ga", anto Juancho cu respaldo di "Vi-
bracion '74" ta canta y balia, lastran-
do e public den un furor di ritmo di
e music contagioso aki. Den ocho
anja, Juancho a gana e concurso
cuatro biaha y dos biaha consecuti-
vamente. Si el bolbe gana otro anja,
anto el lo retene e wisselbeker y stop
di participa den e concurso pa duna
otronan oportunidad pa gana. El a
gana e corona como cantante di tum-
ba e anja aki cu e cancion "Ban Haci
Un Cos", un composicion di Hyacin-
tho V. Giel, popularmente conoci co-


mo Casin, kende ta un engineering
assistant den Lago su Mechanical -
Rotating Equipment Division.
Di tras di cada bon cancion, tin un
bon compositor. Esey ta e persona
kende tin e talent pa sinti loque su
public ta gusta y sabi com pa trans-
miti esaki den palabra y ritmo den un
contagioso expression di music y
baile. Casin, kende e mes a ser co-
ron4 Rey di Tumba tempo cu e con-
curso a cuminza diez anja pasa, a
yuda Juancho gana tres di e cuatro
biahanan cu el a gana cu su compo-
sicionnan yen di chispa cu ta pas cu
e personalidad di Juancho. E anja
aki, Casin tambe tabata den "spot-
light", ora cu tres di su cuatro com-
posicionnan a gana den e concurso.
Ademas di esun cu a sail na promer
lugar, su cancion "Yo Yo Mi Ta" cual
el mes a canta, a sali na tercer lugar
y su composicion "Portuge Va Tam-
ben' a merece e trofeo di tumba mas
popular den e concurso. Casin tam-
be ta toca guitar y piano y el a par-
ticipa den various festival di cancion.
Talento musical ciertamente ta den
familiar Giel. Casin su ruman Nino -
Saturnino Giel di Mechanical -
MP&C tambe ta canta y actualmen-
te ta manager di Vibracion '74. Nan
ruman muher Tica, kende antes taba-
ta traha den Laboratorio di Lago y
cu awor ta biba na Hulanda, a graba
various disco, y Nino su yiu muher
Erica anja pasa a gana e Festival di
Cancion Infantil.
E combination Juancho / Casin ta
traha na favor di tur dos y nan tin
plan pa continue e asociacion aki
respaldA pa nan conhunto pa hopi
anjanan mas venidero.


Juancho has two sons who play in
the band that accompanies him in his
performances.
A Lago employee for the past thir-
ty-two years, Juancho currently drives
the Aviation Fuel Truck to the Airport
Refueling facilities every day, but
come "pachanga" time, and Juancho,
backed up by the conhunto "Vibra-
cion '74" is "driven" to sing and
dance, "driving" the public into a
frenzy to the rythm of this contagious
music.
In an 8-year span, Juancho has
won the contest four times and twice
consecutively. If he wins next year,
he will retain the exchange cup and
will stop participating in the contest
to give others an opportunity to win.
He won this year's Tumba crown with
his rendition of "Ban Haci Un Cos"
(Let's Do Something), a composition
of Hyacintho V. Giel, popularly known
as Casin, who is an engineering as-
sistant in Lago's Mechanical Rota-
ting Equipment Division.


Casin and Juancho with the many tro-
phies earned with their talents.
Casin y Juancho cu nan hopi trofeonan
mereci cu nan talentonan.

Behind each good song, there is a
good composer This is the person
who has the talent to sense what the
public likes and knows how to trans-
mit it into words and rythm into a
contagious expression of music and
dance Casin, himself crowned the
first Tumba King when the Tumba
contest was organized ten years ago,
helped Juancho win three of four
times he won with his peppy compo-
sitions that fit Juancho's personality.
This year, Casin was also in the spot-
light, when three of the four composi-
tions presented won in the contest.
Besides the first place winner, his
song "Yo Yo Mi Ta" (Yo Yo I Am)
which he sang himself, won third
place and his composition "Portuge
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George Nicholson Ta Logra
Otro Meta Hayando su Grado
Di Meester in de Rechten
George M. D Nicholson ta destiny
pa logra loque el ta desea. El ta
pone metanan den su bida cu hopi
cuidao, y una vez estableci, el ta sin-
tiele obliga di logra nan George,
kende ta un persona cu hopi ambi-
cion y cu un deseo enorme pa sinja
lo mas tanto possible, ta lesa hopi y
ta consider education como su prin-
cipal hobby.
Durante anjanan el a bira interest
den asina tanto diferente ramo di es-
tudio cu el a decidi di sigui tur, uno
pa uno.
George tin un grado di maestro
den Ingenieria Electronica for di HTS
na Delft, Hulanda, y actualmente ta
un Zone Supervisor den Lago su Me-
chanical Instrument/Electrical Zone.
Rectentemente, el a haya su grado di
Meester in de Rechten (Abogado) di
Universidad di Antillas. Durante un
ceremonia special na e facultad di
Ley sector Aruba na Pierre Cor-
neillestraat na Oranjestad luna pasa,
George a recibi su diploma for Deca-
no di Facultad di Ley di Universidad
na Curacao, Mr. Ing. Jackie Voges.
Esaki tabata e culminacion di cmn-
co anja di studio ariba su mes cual
el a inclui den un horario ya casi
complete. Cu excepcion di tempo II-
ber pa pasa examen, George a sigui
traha tempo complete na Lago, y a
duna les den electr6nica, comunica-
cion y matematica na school anochi
pa estudiantenan cu ta sigui curso
pa bira maestro di school tdcnico.
Ademas di pasa tanto tempo po-
sibel cu su casA Loes y tres yiu
chikito, George a logra di leza un
cantidad di buki tocante ley, Archeo-
logia, ciencia ficcion y filosofia, y a
haci maximo uso di su tempo door di
inclui tambe encuentronan di tennis
regularmente y de vez en cuando we-
ga di schaak Studiando como cinco
hora pa siman, mayoria vez despues
cu e yiunan drumi, George a keda
semper na e mesun paso cu e estu-
diantenan di ley cu a atende universi-
dad henter dia.
Ora cu el a ser puntrA si el lo aten-
de cu caso di defense como un abo-
gado diploma, George a contest cu
el a studia ley simplemente como un
hobby y pasobra e studio aki tabata
possible na Aruba. El ta gusta su tra-
bao na Lago masha hopi mes y el no
tin ningun intencion di cambia su ca-
rera di electr6nica pa ningun otro
profession.
George, kende a ser encurashA ho-
pi pa su tata, ta consider studia-
mento como parti di bida. Na e edad


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(Continued from page 3)
Philips Factory in The Hague and la-
ler at the Government Utilities Com-
pany in Rotterdam for a total of al-
most six years. During this time,
George attended evening classes and
obtained his Technical Teacher's di-
ploma and also an HBS diploma
which at the time was required for
advanced study at the University of
Technology in Delft. He earned his
Master's degree in Electronics in 1974
after studying with the assistance of
the Island Government and the Euro-
pean Common Market.
George, who is now 35, plans to

hoben di 15 anja el a gradua cu ho-
nor for di MULO-B di Abraham de
Veer School, y a bai Hulanda cu un
beca di Gobierno Insular pa studia In-
genieria Electrica/Electronica na e
HTS na Zwolle. Despues di gradua
na 1964, el a traha na Fabrica Philips
na Den Haag y despues na e Planta


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A great moment for George Nichol-
son when he receives his Law de-
gree from Mr. Ing. Jackle Voges,
Dean of the Law Faculty of the Unl-
versity of the Netherlands Antilles.
In the foreground Dean of the Law
Faculty in Aruba, Mr. Neppy Hen-
riquez.
Un gran moment pa George NI-
cholson ora cu el ta recibl su
grado dl Meester In de Rechten for
dl Decano di Facultad dl Ley dl
Universidad dl Antillas Neerlandes,
Mr. Ing. Jackle Voges. Mae padl-
lanti, ta Decano dl Facultad dl Ley
na Aruba, Mr. Neppy Henrlquez.

es Another Goal I
continue studying because he enjoys
it and feels compelled to learn the
most he can. Next on his list of goals
are studies in medicine, economic and
science philosophy, a subject that in-
trigues him.


Although George doesn't yet know
how he will accomplish his education
in medicine, he says he will find a
way. As the well-known adage says
"where there is a will, there is a way",
George can make things possible, be-
cause he has demonstrated the will-
power to achieve his goals, and a
strong one, indeed I

di Energia na Rotterdam pa un total
di casi seis anja. Durante e tempo
aki, George a sigui cursonan anochi
y a haya su diploma di Maestro Tic-
nico y tambe su diploma di HBS cual
e tempo ey tabata requeri pa un estu-
dio avanza na THS na Delft. El a ha-
(ContinuB na pag. 12)
A beaming George and his


proud wife Loes and their child-
ren Jennifer, David and Paul,
and George's foster mother
while he studied in Holland,
Mrs. Jacoba Venema, who did
not want to miss the occasion.


Un alegre George y su orguyo-
sa cash Loes y nan ylunan Jen-
nifer, David y Paul, y George su
mama dl crianza durante cu el
a studio na Hulanda, Sra. Jaco-
ba Venema, kende no kler a


perde e ocealon ski.