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Vol. 49 -- No. 81 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, July 21, 1993 Pizza Galle serves up 'circular' satisfaction NavyNewst use a completely computerized register system. Night detailing -Ifyou are having Meyer explained the systematic trouble getting through to your detailer process used in making the pizzas. during normal working hours, take advantage of the night detailing service. He said the process all starts with a Enlisted detailers will be available until ball of dough portioned precisely for 10 p.m., Wed., July 28 and Aug. 11, in whichever size pizza being made, order to serve you better. This service either 12 or 16 inches. The dough is USA News allows PacFlt sailors to call at a more put on a machine that presses it into reasonable hour of the day, but is not a flat circle, the proper thinkness Washington - The military's top restricted to their use only. They take needed. After this, the unbakedcrust calls from anyone. Sailors should begin brass is saluting President Clinton's new is placed on a digital scale that mea- policy covering homosexuals in the mili- negotiating orders nine months prior to sures the exact weight of the top- their PRD and should be prepared to tary. Gen. Colin Powell, chairman of the "lock-in" their orders by around the six pings placed on the pizza. As each Joint Chiefs of Staff, says he agrees with month point. Since the requisition ex- new topping is added, the scale is thePresidentthat it's "anhonorable com- tends out only nine months in the future, cleared to zero to record the new promise", protecting both the armed calling before the nine month point is weight. forces and individual privacy. The Army just too soon to discuss options. Sailors Once the complete pizza is Chief of Staff, Gert Gordon Sullivan, currently on shore duty looking to take placed on a conveyor leading into an praises it asa policy thatthe troops inthe advantage of some of the Navy's more field will understand andtheir command- oven, it takes only five minutes to ers will be able to handle. Adm. Frank exciting bullets at sea should ask for a Once the pizzas are prepared and placed into this conveyor-style oven, they cook. Meyer said, "If there's a hold take roughly five minutes to come out fully cooked, hot and ready to eat. Kelso, the Chief of Naval Operations, ship in Japan or Guam. These are really up, is it would only be due to the career enhancing assignments that can says he fully supports it and believes it also provide you and your family an Jeff Keppler, program manager capacity of the ovens." Meyer will work. Marine Commandant, Gen. exciting overseas cultural experience. By JOSN JOHN WHIPPLE for NEX Services Command, flew in added, "They know exactly how Carl Mundy, calls it "courageous." The 50htoCt5n At any rate, the earlier you work with fm N eY rk T , Jliy 6 much to put on to make a great pizza, policy means recruits won't be asked yourdetailer, thebetter your chances are Mama mia, it's a pizzaria! The the operation. He said, "Training better than the pictures we have dis- about their sexuality, but it says homosexual conduct is still forbidden. Presi- of getting what you want. smell of pepperoni, mushrooms and went well. This is the only Pizza played. I'm afraid I might like it too Update benefits more sailors - sausage fill the air, and over in one Galley we've had in isolated area. much--I'll gain too much weight!" dent Clinton calls his relaxation of the an military ban on gays an honorable com- The quarterly update of the Navy's se- corner a 50s-style juke box is playing The Pizza Galley in Guam is the only Four benches are located outside lective reenlistment bonus (SRB) pro- promise, but it isn't getting much praise some of the latest hits. Are you still other one outside the continental the restaurant for people who wish to on Capitol Hill. Openly gay Massachu- gramwill benefit 5,200 sailorswithnew in Gitmo? Yes, as a matter of fact United States." Keppler explained smoke (since it's not allowed inside eligibility or increased award levels for setts democratic Congressman Barney in SRB. The Bureau of Naval personnel you're the Navy Exchange mall he has been m charge of setting up all the establishment) and justin case an Frank says the plan falls short of the (BuPers) reviews the SRB program four getting ready to eat at Gitmo's new the Pizza Galley restaurants in the excess builds within the building. minimum he sought. Fellow Massachu- times a year and makes adjustments to pizza emporium - the Pizza Galley. Navy, Gitmo's being the 10th. Meyer did not see the Pizza Galley setts democrat Senator Edward Kennedy reflect the latest retention trends and The new restaurant had its grand Keppler directed the setup of the creating competition with the other calls it a disappointingly small step, but fleet requirements for various skill. opening Tuesday and is now open for equipment and the training of the restaurants in the area, but rather concedes it moves in the right direction. NavAdmin 114/93 announces the new regular service,. personnel. He aid logistics were the giving people more options to choose Georgia Democrat Sam Nunn had plan. New SRB award levels go into Roger Meyer, service operations planned to offer legislation locking the only unique aspect of working in an from. "They'll compliment each ban in place by law. Now he says he will effect Aug. 15 for those with SRB in- manager for the Navy Exchange, said isolated environment. "There was a other," he said. The Pizza Galley is creases, without judgment until after hearings and on Sept. I for ratings with the project began on Fri., June 10 much further distance involved in working on a tentative schedule now. SRB decreases. "We are targeting SRB scheduled for tomorrow. Under the new where our needs are," said BCTS(SW) with the scattered remains of the old this operation," he commented. It is open Sunday-Thursday, 11 a.m.- policy issued by Clinton, gays can serve Don Miller, assistant engineering en- NEX Laundromat. By Sat., July 11, He added that the restaurant here 9 p.m., Friday/Saturday 11 a.m.-10 inthemilitary,butcanstillbeexpelledfor listed community manager at BuPers, it was transformed into the Pizza Gal- is the third Pizza Galley to have a p.m. The hours will adjust if engaging in homosexual acts. One gay "and most ofthe SRBs continue tobe in ley. dining room, and only the second to needed. rights activist calls President Clinton's technical skill areas." In the updated newpolicyongaysinthemilitary"atotal plan, sailors in 617 skill areas are eli- Gitmo author gives book signing at Bayview Club cave-intobigotry." Clintonsaid Monday gible to receive SRB. Boilertechnicians he'sloweringthebarrierstohomosexuals are back on the list. Other additions are "I had never seen an iguana be- joiningthemilitarywhilemaintainingthe hospital corpsmen qualified as opti- By JOSN JOHN WHIPPLE fore," Chisum said, remembering ban on homosexual conduct. cians, damage controlmen with a Navy her first trip to Kittery Beach to Washington - Federal court papers enlisted classification (NEC) of 4805 Betsy Chisum, a prominent watch them. "When I saw it, I suggest powerful House Ways and for shipboard chemical, biological and Gitmo artist whose work has been wondered, 'What was God thinking Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski may have "knowingly radiation training, and interior commu- displayed at various locations when he created this lizard?"' She nications electricians with NECs needed embezzled" House post office funds for for Aegis cruisers and destroyers. around the island, has recently done said one story featured in herbook is his own use. Former House Postmaster SecNav nominee addresses Sen- something she never thought she about the anole, another Cuban RobertRota,who'spleadedguiltytocon- ate Armed Services Committee - In would do: publish a children's indiginant, but added, "I wouldn't spiracy and embezzlement charges, con- his confirmation hearing before the Sen- book. have have written this book if it fessed he had worked with "Congress- ate Armed Services Committee Tue., Chisum will be signing copies man A and Congressman B to convert weren't forthe iguanas." This expe- post office funds to cash, a source says July 13, John H. Dalton, the president's of her new book, "Lizard Tails: rience spawned her first few stories. nominee for Secretary Rostenkowski is Congressman A. of the Navy, told Tales With Happy thebipartisanpanel thathiscommitment Endings," at the While visiting Santa Fe, N.M., Detroit- GeneralMotors says it will to qualifyforces in the Navy and Marine Bayview Club Thu., July 29 from 11 Chisum took her stories to a pub- give $1,000 certificates to owners of Corps includes a "renewal of ethics and a.m.-noon, and Fri., July 30 from lishing firm, told them that she was pickups withcontroversial side-mounted values." "The values ofhonor, courage 4:30-6:30 p.m. The event is spon- an artist from Cuba andwas leaving fuel tanks. The certificates will be good and commitment are the values that our sored by Country Corner, the in a few days. Even though she toward the purchase of new GM trucks. men andwomen ofthe Navy and Marine Betsy Chisum The move by GM settles 36 class-action giftshop located inside the didn't have an appointment, the lawsuits. But it does not resolve the Corps live by in Somalia. In the waters oils and watercolors, but said she and skies off Bosnia, in the Persian Gulf, Bayview. publisher surprisingly agreed to re- automakers dispute with the National in all the seas, in the far reaches of the The 64 page book, which retails view her work. The next day, she enjoyed writing her book as much Highway Traffic Safety Administration globe, and in homeport," said Dalton. for $8.95, is a collectionof 14 stories was in his office discussing a con- as illustrating it. Chisum admits overthe government'srequest fora recall "These are the values which I will con- about lizards. This is a theme tract. that she had never considered being of the trucks. The administration claims stantly strive to reinforce." Dalton, a Chisum said was inspired by her Chisum has been a professional an author in the past. She said, "I the placement of the trucks fuel tanks outside the frame is a safety hazard. 1964 graduate of the Naval Academy, first experience with one in Gitmo. painterfor 15 years, working inboth don't even write letters that often." graduated from two navynuclear Power schools and served on two submarines during nearly 12 years of duty asa mid- USS Trenton (LPD-14) visits Guantanamo Bay for shipboard training shipman, and active and reserve officer enlisted In addition, the ship has a large intheNavy. "Thosepastyearsofservice Guantanamo Bay - Filling one founded the historic capital of New crew of28 officers and 367 left an indelible impression on me that of Gitmo's many piers is USS Tren- Jersey. men. She is capable of speeds in variety of small arms, including .50 remains the cornerstone of my feelings ton (LPD-14), which is in port for Commanded by Capt. Larry C. excess of 20 knots, and the four caliber machine guns. toward the people who wear the uniform training. Trenton is designated an Baucom, USS Trenton's mission is electrical generators on board can Finally, Trenton's large flight today, an admiration for our sailors, LPD, Landing Platform Dock, or to conduct sustained combat am- generate enough electricity to deck can be used to launch helicop- Marines and civil servants who sacrifice officially, Amphibious Transport phibious and special operations power a city of 26,000 people. ters, affording a rapid attack of a every day for their country, an admira- flanks and rear. tionfortheir dedicationtoteamwork and Dock. safely and efficiently. Trenton com- Trenton is equipped with two potential enemy's professionalism, their pride in being the It is the Navy custom for LPDs pletes its mission with its well- 25mm guns, which are strictly The flight deck is large enough best in their skills, their purpose in mis- to be named after cities that take rounded crew and array of arma- manual in operation and have a to accommodate threecomplete ten- sion and commitment to honesty and their names from explorers and de- ment. maximum range of approximately nis courts and 11 trips around the integrity," said Dalton. The 51-year-old velopers of the country. Trenton is When loaded, Trenton carriers a 2,734 yards. For defense against fligh deck is equivalent to traveling San Antonio, Texas, banker promisedto named after the city ofTrenton, N. J., balanced unit of up to 900 Marines, missiles, the ship has two high 1 mile. There is sufficient room on use his considerable experience in busi- to operate 11 helicopters ness and government to help meet the which in turn is named in honor of their vehicles, tanks, artillery, am- speed Gatlin Guns, known as Close the deck challenges of running the Navy Depart- Col. William Trent, an 18th century munition and tracked landing ve- In Weapons Systems, which can simultaneously, although normally mat shipowner and businessman who hicles. Regularly, Trenton holds a fire up to 1,800 rounds per minute. only two are operated at one time. Gitmo Gourmet CLUB NEWS. Rumor Control I I BAYVIEW CLUB,2132. POST 46, 2636. - as of 8 a.m., July 21 I Tollhouse Brownies 1 Today: Turkey Buffet Today: Open Menu *Water Usage: I ~ By Giselle McCoyI Thursday: Mongolian BBQ Bingo 6:15 p.m. Above Average I I Thursday: Open Menu CACTUS GRILLE,3377. Delivery 5-9:30 p.m. *Water Outages: None I 1 c.flour 1/4 tsp. water I Today: Full menu of Tex-Mex fare Be-a-DJ Night 1 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1/2 tsp. vanilla 1 Thursday: Full menu of Tex-Mex None 1 1/2 tsp. salt 1 egg 1 fare SATURDAY'S CINEMA HOUSE, *Water Testing: 2531. g 1/2 c. shortening 3/8 c. sugar-brown g CLIPPER CLUB, 6330. Today: Closed *Barge due in: 3/8 c. sugar-white 1 sm. pkg. choc. chips g Today: Mongolian BBQ Mon., July 26 II Thursday: Open Menu SCNO CLUB, 2166. Preparation: Country Night Today: Open 5-11 p.m. *Power Outages: Thursday: Open 5-11 p.m. Bulletin Sift together flour, soda and salt-set aside. Mix well HAPPY SNAPPER 3641. See Gitmo I shortening, sugars, water, vanilla and egg. Stir in flour 1 Today: Open 3-9 p.m. SUSIE' S LUMPIA, 2636. Thursday: Open 3-9 p.m. Today: Beef& Broccoli/Oxtail I mixture. Spread in 8" or 9" greased pan. Bake 12-15 1 Thursday: Beef& Broccoli/Curry I min. at 375. Cool 5 minutes in baking pan. Remove to I LATERALHAZARD,2519. Goat :-Gitmo I kitchen counter. I Today: Open 4-10 p.m. I Yield: 16 squares, about 2x2 inches I Thursday: Open 4-10 p.m. TRZYNAVILLAGE,5923. : Bulletin-: I I LITTLE AMERICA CLUB, 2140. Today: Family Night, Open Menu be " I Try these delicious brownies with walnuts/pecans I Today: Taco Night, 6-9 p.m., $5.50 Thursday: Family Night, Open f Ident-a-Kid - Security personnel will I a photographing and fingerprinting children." I or top with your favorite ice cream. Western music until 11 p.m. Menu " ofall agesThu., July 22 atMcCalla Hangar." I I * for the Ident-a-Kid program. FMI, Security.* PIZZASALUBRE' W/W, 2690. WINDJAMMER 2304. * Investigations at 4168/4105. * 1 1 Today: Lasagne Special Today: Lounge open 5-11 p.m. * * Submit your favorite recipe * Advancement Exam -The deadline for all * or tips to the Guantanamo Bay Gazette, Box 25, I Thursday: Open for Pizzas & Salad Thursday: Bingo 6:30 p.m. guardmail stop #1. FMI, 4502/4819. * requirements for advancement must be* * completed and turned into the PSD ESO'* " Fri., July30 to be eligible for Sept. Navy- * r ------USS Briscoe (DD 977) visits * Wide Advancements. The Military Leader- Baking Perfect Dessert Tips * ship exam is given twice weekly at the ESO I I Gitmo Bayforshipboard training * Office on Tuesday and Friday. Muster is at@ *Fill cake pans about two-thirds full and spread batter well into " 8:30 a.m. The last Military Leadership' Guantanamo Bay - One of exam for the Sept. exam will be given at" corners and to the sides, leaving a slight hollow in the center. a 61-cell vertical Launch Missile 8:30 a.m. Fri., July 30. No Military Lead- two destroyers inGitmofortraining, into a System, she was transformed ership exams will be given by PSD from Briscoe (DD-977) too is a 0 S*The cake is done when it shrinks from the sides of the pan or USS Strike Destroyer. As a Strike " July 31-Sept. 20. member of the Spruance class of Destroyer, Briscoe possesses the it springs back when touched lightly with the finger. to the Iif I destroyers. This 563-foot 4-inch MARSgrams - Can now be sent I I most sophisticated and lethal * following United States Naval Vessels: " ship was commissioned June 3,1978 weaponsintheU.S. arsenal, including *USS Wasp (LHD-1), USS Valley Forge" *After a cake comes from the oven, it should be placed on a rack 1 in Pascagoula, Miss. She is the Tomahawk and Harpoon missiles. " (CG-50), USS Hue City (CG-66), USS5 the sides should be loosened and the " Williamette(AO-180),USSAmerica (CV- " 1 for about five minutes. Then 15th destroyer in a series of 31 Although submarineshave grown cake turned out " 66), USS Oldendorf (DD-972), USS " on a rack to finish cooling. 1 Spruance Class destroyers. quieter over the years, Briscoe's " Nimitz (CVN-68), USS Milwaukee (ADR- " I I USS Briscoe bears the name of ASW capability still retains the * 2), USS Gunton Hall (LSD-44), USS " Adm. Robert P. Briscoe, U.S. Navy. * Truxton (CGN-35), USS Stump (DD-978), * 1*Cakes should not be frosted until thoroughly cool. cutting edge in the ASW duel with * USS Mount Whitney (LCC-20),-USS * He served with distinction during the addition oftheAN/SQQ-89 suite. * Rentz (FFG-46), USCGC Polar Stare* World War I, World War II, and the With this ASW system, Briscoe can * (WAGB-10), USS Nashville (LPD-13),e* Korean Conflict. He retired in 1959 * USS El Paso (LKA-l17), USS Samuel* actively or passively detect, track, * Gompers (AD-37), USS Shenandoah (AD-'* Security Log Energy Tip as a four star admiral. and target submarines. Briscoe, with ' 44), USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), * Electricity: Don't waste energy Commanded by Cmdr. Richard her crew of 24 officers and 298 'USS Josephus Daniels (CG-27), USS* 911/rendered assistance: Patrolmen Lee Wright, Briscoe, a highly 'Monterey (CG-61), USS John F. Kennedy" on chilling heavy wrapping paper enlisted, excels inother combat areas Worden (CG-18), USS " assisted FireDepartment with individual who versatile, multi-mission combatant, * (CV-67), USS passed in your freezer. Before placing which include engaging other surface " Guam (LPH-9), USS Puget Sound (AD- " out at Navy Federal Credit Union, was originally developed asan Anti- goodwillwith9l11 telephonecallofoven firein foods in the freezer make sure ships, providingnaval gunfire support 38), USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), USS John " Hancock (DD-981), USCGC Sassafras Villamarhousing, andwithchildinjuredwhile that all items are sealed properly Submarine Warfare (ASW) to ground forces, and defending but remove heavy paper. " (WLB-401). Include the name of the ship " ridingbicycle. destroyer. With the installation of against air attack. in the mailing address. FMI, call 2176/ Domestic dispute: EastCaravella housing, 2664. Villamar housing Assault: Barrel Club PREVENT - Seventh-12th graders are in- Larceny of personal property: Missing vited to attend a teen version ofthe Personal " property from POV, CenterBargohousing, " Responsibility: Values Education & Train-, " ing college level course. The first session " radio equalizer from POV, Center Bargo " will be July 26-Aug. 12, from 5:30-9:30 " housing, amplifier from POV, Marine Pt. e p.m. for nine nights. There is no fee to " housing. e register, call 4380. e Larceny of government property: Naval Oceanography Command * * ShopliftingatFleetRecreationCenter, funds Detachment, Guantanamo Bay, = * Power Outage - There will be a scheduled a missingattheLateral Hazard. 36-hour local area forecast * power outage Thu., July 22,the following * Destruction of government property: Climatology * areas will be affected: Navy campus, Troy * * State University, CityColleges ofChicago, * Villamarhousing. Month: July Max. Temp.: 91F/33C * & Central State University. Schools will * Liberty violations: 10 ' remain open until 10 a.m. FMI, call 4769. * Moving violations: Min. Temp.: 77F/25Ct. * * R egu l. .88 Rainfall:1.03'",,. J301 " Oil Pt./Corinaso - Effective July 23, resi- * Vatbel .6 dents who currently reside in Oil Pt. or * RepeatOffendes. .6 Wednesday, July 21 ' " -1- " Corinaso housing areas may request reloca- Traffic Accidents: Sunset: 7:42 p.m. tion at their own expense. Requests must be Illumination: 7% " submitted in writing from the service mem- POV-PO V .1 ber to theCommandingOfficer, U.S. Naval High Tide: 11:28 p.m. GO V -GO V . .1 Base, Guantanamo Bay, via the Housing Flei ngd SeceSn e. .l Low Tide: 4:38 p.m.- p' .''s Office. Requests will be determined on a If anyone has any information concerning Sunrise Thu.: 6:33 a.m. / .2011 " case-by-case basis. Residents must have at, these or any unreported incidents, contact least six months left in Guantanamo Bay to, Securitylnvestigationsat4168 or 4145. Tonight: (6 p.m.-8 a.m.LST) Partly \, ; "qualify for relocation. FMI, call the Hous- cloudy with isolated thunderstorms and fib ing Office at4172/4174. rainshowers in the vicinity until mid- * * night. Visibility 5-7 miles in haze. Winds " Housing O ce- Due to peak transfer sea- " son, the Housing Office business hours will 0" east-southeast 8-12 knots becoming " be 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri. until " northerly 4-6 knots by midnight. Min.' . .t " furthernotice. FMI, callthe HousingOffice " Temp.: 76F/24C 90l 80 7011 601 50I e at 417214174. e * * Tomorrow: (8 a.m.-6 p.m.LST) Partly cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorms and rainshowers in the vicinity during the * Coupons - Vendors coupons will be hon- * afternoon. Visibility 5-7 miles in haze. Winds northerly 4-6 knots becoming east-southeast 12-18 knots by late morning. e ored up to expiration date only. FMlI, call * * 4119. * Max. Temp.: 92F/33C * * ' Leeward Pt. Branch Clinic - Effective'* 0 Friday/Saturday outlook: No significant change. * Mon., Aug. 2, Leeward Pt. Branch Clinic * ' will be downsizing. All personnel working * Norfolk today: Mostly cloudy and hazy. Winds northeasterly 8-10 knots this morning becoming northeast 5-7 knots this on Leeward who reside on Windward will " afternoon. Max. Temp.: 89F/32C Min. Temp.: 71F/22C receive their routine /sick care atthe Naval " 'Hospital. Physical exams willbeconducted at the Naval Hospital Winds southerly 5-7 knots becoming Physical Exams Jacksonville today: Mostly cloudy with afternoon thunderstorms and rainshowers. Section, effective Aug. 2. FMI, HMI variable 20 knots with gusts to 40 knots during thunderstorms. Max. Temp.: 94F/34C Min. Temp.:74F/23C Swanson at 6225.

Tropical AtlanticlCaribbean summary: An area of disturbed weather located over the far eastern tropical Atlantic, a Pet Space "A" - The following is a list of 'few hundred miles south of the Cape Verde Islands, is associated with a tropical wave that is moving westward at 15 knots. available space for July. The dates are: Satellite images show that this system has become a little better organized, and some further development is possible during July 23 (2), July 27 (2), July 30 (4). the next 24 to 48 hours. Elsewhere, tropical storm development is not expected for through Thursday. **********ee PAGE 3, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1993, GUANTANAMO BAY GAZE=rr

Yeoman First Class Sharee Lynn Charboneau was selected as Fleet Training. Group's Sailor of the Quarter, for service as set forth in the following: "For superior performance of her duties while serving as Leading Petty Officer of Administration Division at FleetTraining. Group from April 1- June 30 1993. Charboneau displayed con- sistently high qualities of technical skill, resourcefulness and dedication in fulfilling her ,: l duties. Her superb ability to manage and lead her small divisionthrough an immenseflow of paperwork while meeting and YN3 Aaron Johnson EW3 William Jones ETi Keith Koerner often exceeding the needs of its customers was outstanding. Navy Commendation Medal Joint Service Achievement Navy Achievement Medal Charboneau placed the command's mission in the forefront of daily Medal activityand skillfullydirected everyserviceelementof heroffice with EMI Paul Jahnke grand perception and peak professionalism. Her incredible service Gold Wreath Award through sound management of the mail rm., awards process, correspondence tickler and personnel support was enthusiastic, Hospital Awardees SIMA Awardees thorough, unquestionably of the highest caliber. Additionally, she actively supported the Command Training. Team and effectively Advanced Navy Achievement Medals managed the command's GMT schedule. Charboneau's exceptional HM3 Robert Williams GMC(SW) Michael F. Lynch (3rd) leadership, outstanding initiativeand loyal dedication to duty reflect Frocked ET1(AW) DanileW. Haseltine great credit upon herself and were in keeping with the highest HM3 Jonathan Wells Nonrate of the Quarter traditions of the United States Naval Service." Charboneau's awards HM3 Luis Rodriguez HTFN David C. Clary r includea NavyAchievement Medal, Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon, High PRT Score Good Conduct Medals Meritorious UnitCommendation Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, National HMC Melissa Collins EN3 John Crispin Defense Service Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Lt. Cmdr. Rick Rousseau EMI Francisco R. Basilio (2nd) Ribbon, Supervisor of the Quarter and Flag Officer Letter of

A Letter of Commendation Commendation. HT3 Steven D. Ford Charboneau and her husband Timothy have two children; son Justin and daughter Desirae. 7=LMOVIES

Sampson Elementary School, Ann. No. $5.95, LGS-2091-4 $4.42 = .55 BA, June 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 15-93 Ann. No. 091-93 WE TH FR SA SU MO TU U.S/non-US, citizen job vacancies. Substitute Ieacher, W.T. Sampson El- ementary & High School, TS-1701, Downtown 2 5 4 ------Additional information concerning Ann. No. 11-93 these vacancies is published on the Marine 1 -- 7 5 2 The following announcements will The following will be open until filled Vacancy Announcements posted on Leeward 4 2 5 ------close September 2: Applications must be submitted to the may FTG Aud. 6b 3a -- 3b - the official bulletin boards or you Crane Operator, PWD, WG-5725-11, Marine MWR Personnel Office, located contact the Human Resources Office at 6 Ann. No. 42-93 in Bldg. M613. FMI, contact Lynne at Cinema House -- -- 3 6 a 4209. Management Analysis Othcer, Comp- 2330/3210. Windjammer ------3a,6b The following announcements troller Dept., GS-343-12, Ann. No. 74- Hairstylist, NA-7/$7.29, LWG-7/$4.76 will close July 21: 93 + .38 BA, F/T, flex/moonlighter, day- Management Analyst, Comptroller, All indoor movies begin at 7p.m. The following announcement will time hrs. GS-0343-05-07, Ann. No. 66-93 Saturday's Cinema House's second feature begins at 9 p.m. remain open until filled: Retail Stock Delivery, NA-4/$5.97, Laborer, BOQ (Leeward), Supply Assistant Child Care Manager, CDC,GS- LWG-4/$3.82, flex./moonlighter and Sunday's matinee begins at 2 p.m. Dept., LWG-3566-02, Ann. No. 67-93 1702-05, Ann. No. 17-93 Club Operations Assistant, NF-2/56.34, All outdoor movies begin at 8 p.m. The following announcement will The following announcement will LGS-5/$5.06, flex/moonlighter Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. close July 23: remain open until further notice: Clerical/Adminstrative, Support Posi- Clerical/Adminstrative, Support Posi- 1. Untamed Heart: Christian Slater. A shy, idiosyncratic busboy in tion, GS-03/04/05, Ann. No. 184-92 tion, GS-03/04, Ann. No. 68-93 The Minneapolis has an unrequited crush on a fiey waitress. Drama (PG- 13) following announcements Previous applicants must reapply. Applications must be submitted to the will close July 28: MWR Personnel Office, Chapel Hill Accounting Technician, Naval Hospi- room 8. Open continuous positions: 2. Homeward Bound: Robert Hays. Two dogs and acat are an unlikely tal, GS-525-05, Ann. No. 70-93 applications are now being accepted trio who must make their way across the Sierras in order to return to the Motor Vehicle Operator, Air Opera- The Navy Exchange has the following These positions include Permanent Full tion Dept., LWG-5703-07, Ann. No. family that they have accidently been separated from. Adventure (G) 1:25 openings. Submit applications to the Time (PF), Permanent Part Time 69-93 Personnel Office on the 2ndfloor of the (PPT), and Flexible (flex 0-40 hrs./ Supervisory Accounting Technician, 3a.Born Yesterday: Melanie Griffith. A rich tycoon hires a tutor to mall complex If you have any ques- week) schedules. Positions may include Fiscal Dept., GS-525-05/06, Ann. No. tions, call 4348. Positions close on Fri- nights, weekends, holidays, androtating educate his mistress in the ways of a socialite. The tide is turned when 71-93 days, unless otherwise stated Applica- shifts. Benefit allowance for permanent the student falls for the teacher. Romantic/Comedy (PG) 1:51 Packer, Supply Dept., LWG-7002-06, tions are accepted Mon.-Fri, 7:30 full time non-U.S. employees only. Ann. No. 72-93 a.m.-4:30 p.m. The following are open until filled: Facilities Management, FMED, Assis- 3b. Much Ado About Nothing: Michael Keaton. This movie is a fast Sales Clerk, Retail, FT, PS-2091-03/ Hostess/Cashier (Clipper Club), flex., tant (Typing), GS-303-04/05, Ann. moving, yet intricate tale of love and romantic combat, a "merry war" of $5.72, LGS-2091-3/$3.79 + .52 BA, Ann. No. MWR153-93 No. 73-93 trust and treachery, social grace and sheer physical attraction, chastity Ann. No. PS3 Food Service Worker/Driver, (Cafe The following announcements Sales Clerk, Retail, F/T, PS-2091-02/ Salubre'), flex., Ann. No. MWRI49-93 under suspicion and marriage in jeopardy. Romantic/Comedy (PG-13) will close July 30: $5.19, LGS-2091-03/$3.79 + .52 BA, Recreation Aid (Golf Pro Shop Atten- 1:51 Toolroom Mechanic, PWD, LWG- Ann. No. PS2-FT/PT dant), Ann. No. MWR155-93 4840-09, Ann. No. 75-93 Cashier/Checker, Commissary, Ff1, PS- Recreation Aide, (Project Player), Ann. Construction Representative, ROICC, 4. Best of the Best: Eric Roberts. Two former members of the U.S. Karate 2091-021$5.40, LGS-2091-03/$3.25 + No. MWR161-93 GS-0809-10, Ann. No. 65/93L Team seek to avenge the death of a friend, who was murdered during a .49 BA, Ann. No. PS2 The following must be at least 14 Applicants must send 171s to: Supervisory Sales Clerk, Retail, F/1, PS- years old: brutal competition staged inside an exclusive Las Vegas fighting palace. Commander Atlantic Division 2091-05/$6.34, LGS-2091-04/$4.43 + Working Aide, (Windjammer/Salubre), Action(R) 1:37 Naval Facilities Engineering Com- .55 BA, Ann. No. 085-93 flex., Ann. No. MWRI34-93 mand, 1510 Gilbert St., Norfolk VA Dispensing Optician Aide, Personalized Working Aide, (Youth Center), Ann. 5. Alive: Ethan Hawke. A real-life drama that examines 23511-2699 the fate of a South Services, flex., AS-0699-05/$6.56, No. MWR147-93 The following announcement will American rugby team whose plane crashes into the snow-covered LGS-0699-05/$5.06 + .58 BA, Ann. No. close August 9: Andes. Drama (R) 2:06 047-93 Maintenance Mechanic, PWD, WG/ CCC Supervisory Sales Clerk, Retail, Ff1, PS- LWG-4749-10, Ann. No. 64-93 2091-05/$6.34, LGS-2091-04/$4.42 + CCC hiring asst. coord./file clerk, F/T. 6a. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Elias Koteas. Those wacky The following announcement will $.55 BA, Ann. No. 085-93 Must have excellent typing/interper- turtles go back in time to save April from the evil Samuri. Action/Comedy close August 2: Supervisory Sales Clerk, Retail, F/1, PS- sonal communication skills. Great ben- (PG) 1:36 Telephone Mechanic, PWD, WG- 2091-05/$6.34, LGS-2091-04/$4.42 + efits. Stop by for application. CCC is an 2502-10, Ann. No. 76-93 .55 BA, Ann. No. 086-93 AA/EEO employer. The following announcement will 6b. ClifThangers: Sylvester Stallone. Action thriller about a park ranger Personnel Clerk, Personnel, PIT, AS- close August 18: 0203-04/$6.44, LGS-0203-04/$4.42 + DENTAL HYGIENIST and expert mountain climber whose unique talents must be utilized to Nurse, Naval Hospital, GS-07/GS-09, .55, Ann. No. 088-93 rescue a fellow ranger who is being used by sophisticated hijacker- Ann. No. 12-93 Customer Service Clerk, PS-2091-3/ Dental Hygienist wanted PIT to work w/ thieves to find $100 million lost in the woods. Action (R) 1:55 The following announcements $5.58, LGS-2091-3/$3.79 + .52 BA, civilian dentist. FMI, 7310 7. Fire in the Sky: James will close August 30. Garner. A man is abducted by aliens near Ann. No. 090-93 Dental Assistant with exp. to work with Elem. Classroom Teacher, W.T. Snowflake, Ariz. Based on a true story. Drama (PG-13) 1:52 Supervisory Sales Clerk, PS-2091-4/ civilian dentist. FMI, 7310. PAGE 4, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1993, GUANTANAMO BAY GAZETTE

NAS 'Fliers' complement winning season with tournament victory Local Sports ning to plate four runs and take a4- rine Barracks for the league's best 0 lead. But NAS would not roll over records. But head-to-head competi- Co-ed Volleyball and die. tion between the two teams was the Tonight's games and that gave the regular As they have all season long, the tie-breaker 6 p.m. PWD Crushers vs. "Fliers" scratched their way back, season title to NAS. Survivors closing the gap to 4-2 and then tying MWR's Wes McCoy, tourna- 7 p.m. Stop Your Whining vs. Shut the game in the fourth. But it was the ment director, handed out trophies Up and Play fifth inning that proved to be the after the gametoboth teams,praising turning point for Public Works and Public Works for their solidperform- Standings NAS. ance throughout the season. McCoy Team W L After a single and an error put also praised NAS. Hospital 6 1 two runners on, Mark Conrad burned "This team is made up of alot of Stop Your Whining 5 2 the PWD outfield with a blast to left (veterans) who know how to play the Shut-up and Play 5 3 center that went all the way to the fame and don't let the mistakes get to PWD Crushers 2 5 fence. Both runners scored, but them," he said. "This has been the Survivors 0 7 Conrad, who never slowed down, key to their success all year long. was out at home trying to stretch the They proved that again tonight." CC Golf Members of the NAS Fliers display t heir season and tournament trophies. hit into an inside the park homerun. Fifteen teams took part in the American Division Standings They are (left to right): Back row: Abner Casanova, Danny Rau, Rob White, The final icing on the cake for NAS double-elimination tournament, Team Pts. Terry Malone, Bo Edwards, Chris SI helinut; Front row: Luke Conrad, Mark came off the bat of Bo Edwards who which brings to an end the Captain's NAS "B" 222 Conrad, Vince Wade, Rob Carter, Ker vin King, Bill Brasisli, and John Mills. blasted a Ron Plouffe pitchdeep over Cup softball season. The Naval Sta- PWD 164 feared romp through the double- the center field fence to seal the tion Gold women's team completed Blue I 158 By JOC (AW) JON GAGNE elimination tournament. victory. an undefeated season last week with Marine Bks. 122 Public Works "A" moved into NAS coach Bill Brasili pointed a win in the women's tournament. Hospital 110 Guantanamo Bay - For the sec- the title game by blowing away Secu- to Edward's homerun as the big hit of Now, most of NavSta Gold and NAS NSGA/Co. "L" 81 ond straight year, the NAS "Fliers" rity, 10-0, in the semi-finals Mon- the game, along with Conrad's two- will travel to Norfolk to represent are the Guantanamo Bay men's soft- day, but faced an uphill battle from run triple. "We knew we could come Guantanamo Bay at the Atlantic National Division Standings Team Pts. ball champions. NAS earned the title there. PWD would have to beat NAS back from four runs down," he said Regionals in August. Monday night with a convincing, 8- twice to claim the championship, and after the game," and Big Bo's hom- Navy Broadcasting Service SIMA 161 FTG 156 4 win over Public Works "A" in the NAS would have no part of that. erun is what sealed the win." broadcast both championship games NAS "A" 142 championship game of the Tidewater PWD started strong in the title The tournament victory came on live on FM 102, with McCoy joining Fire Dept. 134 taking advantage of some the heels of a 24-4 regular season in the NBS sports crew for the broad- Regional Qualifier Tournament at game, Gold 121 which NAS ended up tied with Ma- casts. Zaiser Field, completing an unde- shabby NAS defense in the first in- ue II 114 Diving medicine: Old time sailor he ips with modern neurological exam tional instruction, usually given at nose with eyes closed are typical body and the ability to recognize the rescue diver level of certification, tests. common items when held in the hand By HMCM (DV) W. LIGGETT is required. with eyes closed. A comprehensive neurological COLUMBUS - CRANIAL The recreational diver that takes assessment tests six areas of neuro- NERVES - This one is little more ROUTES - REFLEXES - These diving seriously should develop a logical function. A convenient complex and requires separate study checks are usually left to one more basic working knowledge of a neuro- memory aid to use to recall these six with perhaps an additional memory experienced in conducting deep ten- logical examination. In cases of areas are: aid. There are 12 cranial nerves that don reflex tests and are seldom found suspected air embolism or neuro- CAPTAIN CHRISTOPHER supply function to the head and vital without other neurological deficits. logical decompression sickness, it COLUMBUS SOUGHT SPICE organs. Typical tests check vision, There are many additional tests can be an invaluable on-sight diag- ROUTES. hearing, facial sensation and move- used by the physician to clearly iden- nostic skill. For the layperson it may The breakdown is as follows: ment, tongue movement, gag reflex, tify the extent of neurological dys- seem like an impossible skill to and shoulder shrug. function. Simple field tests con- master, but is really no harder than CAPTAIN - CONSCIOUS- ducted at the time of injury are none- learning a skill such as CPR. NESS - This tests mental alertness. SOUGHT - STRENGTH - This theless very important to medical The key to conducting a reliable Questions thatpertainto thepatient's checks comparative left and right care providers at the time of entry comprehensive examination is hav- awareness of person, place, time, and strength of the major muscles of the into the emergency medical system. ing a mental roadmap. It is beyond situation are asked. arms and legs. Having a working knowledge of the scope of this article to teach a these basic tests can be of critical neurological exam to any great de- CHRISTOPHER - COORDI- SPICE - SENSATION - This importance for the proper handling tail, however, with the assistance of a NATION - This tests brain stem tests skin sensation to touch and dif- of a suspected diving related injury. t memory aid, the components of a function. The standard "drunk" heal- ferential between sharp an .il. For further information, see your basic exam can be learned. Addi- to-toe walk and touching the fingerto Other tests include position sense of diving instructor.

GI TMO SPORT 5 & ACTIVITI Travis Behr, a Winward Marina ning Ride as the MWR Corral July 23, 6-8 Terry Hughes, 5380. employee, displays his catch of the AQUATICS GOLF day. He hauled in his 40+ pound Red p.m. Fee $12/renter, $5/adopter. FMI, Archery - Range and 3D shoots. IMI, Ecology dive -July 31, 8 a.m. at end of Mc- 2381. Register by July 21. Tourney -4-man Blind Draw Golf Tour- 3843. Snapper last week while taking Calla runway. Bring bags. Non-divers can nament, July 25, 8 a.m. There is a $20/ advantage of the half-price hourly Ponies available -'Ponies are available for Cub Scouts - Cub Scout cubmaster and clean shoreline.Freeair and sodas. Tell RR birthday party needs Ponies can ho person registration fee. FMI, 2519. asset. cubmaster needed ASAP. Will train. boat rentals Monday through Thurs- of a favorite dive site that needs cleaning. Tourney - YSGA sponsored 2-man, day. Overnight fees are brought various locations and are avail. Don't let scouting in Gitmo fail. FMI, 3130. halted as Boat special -The Marina offers boat spe- blind-draw, alternate-shot tourney, Aug. well. FMI, 2345. AT. $25/hour. FMI, 2381. Boy Scout/Cub Scout -Sign up night will cials Mon.-Thu. Half price on hourly boat 15. FMI, Beach ride' - 1ere will ho a F-amily Beach Tom Parenteau 6491/7179. be in Sept. FMI, 3130. rentals, overnight rental fees also halfed. Labor Day tourney - 2-day stroke play Ride Aug. 1, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., $35/per- Jamaican Extravaganza - Jamaican in- FMI, 2345. son. Sign up by July 25. FMI, 2381. tourney sponsored by YSGA. FMI, Tom dependence Sports Extravaganza Pro Sports Parenteau 6491/7179. Horse show - the Guantanamo Hay Women's Volleyball and Men's Basketball MLB BOWLING Saddle Club will hostsa horseshow Sept. 4, July 31 and Aug. 1, 5 p.m. at the base gym. Standings 8 am. MISC. ACTIVITIES Visiting Jamaican team vs. Naval Base Handicap sweeper - Mixed Doubles American League Saddle Llub - thse next mtg. will be team. FMI, 2560. Handicap Sweeper starts Aug. 11 at Mar- Battle of the Sexes Benefit Basketball East Division Aug.1, 6 p.m. at the Corral. blehead Lanes. $20/couple. Sign up by Game - It's the NAVSTA Women's team W L PCT.GB Aug. 9. FMI, 2118. against SIMA's Grey Beards in a Navy/ PROJECT PLAYER Baltimore 52 42 .553 -- FITNESS Marine Corps Relief Society benefit July Purpose- Project Player is for the leisure New York 52 43 .547 .5 CC SPORTS Fitness Center -TheFitness center invites 22, 6 p.m. at the base gym. Admission is pursuits of unaccompanied E-1/E-5 per- Toronto 52 43 .547 .5 you so work out?7 days a week in a corn- $1. FMI contact Lt. Eastman at 4123 or Lt. sonnel, come out and enjoy the activities Boston 50 43 .538 1.5 Deadlines- Deadline for team rosters for j.g. Spencer at 4366. CC Horseshoes and Summer Rec League fortable sir-conditioned environment of- offered. FMI, 2991. Detroit 50 44 .532 2 fering nautilus/free weightsprograms. Pro- Iguana run 'July 31 Fourth Annual Coast Snorkeling - There will bea snorkel tripat Cleveland 45 49 .479 7 Basketball is July 30. Rosters can be Guard Iguana Man Run 10 mile/5K run turned in at the Athletic Office or Gear grammers avail, for body fat measure- Phillips Park July 24, 1-5 p.m. Bus trans- Milwaukee 55 49 .402 14 and 5K walk. Early registration at NEX Issue Desk. FMI, 2560. ments and so those starting off. Programs portaion provided from GHT. FMI, 2991. July 24, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; and July 30, 2-4 Football - Anyone interested in officiating so suit your needs/variety of supplements. a-nan - s-ob'itdoubles pool toumey, July West Division p.m. Entry fee $10, includes T-shirt. FMI, flag football call Gary at4556 DWH,7384 FMI, 3846. 28, 7:30 p.m. at GHT. FMI, 2991. Chicago 50 42 .543 AWH. High/low impact aerobics - With Jen- r ------Texas 48 44 .522 --- Marlboro tourney -Anyone who played nifer D'Alessandro, Mon./Wed., 5:15. Kansas City 46 46 .500 4 in the May Marlboro bowling tourney, 6:30 p.m. as the base gym. 1 Scuba CubaI Seattle 46 48 .489 5 may pick up a free travel bag at the base Step aerobics - With Danelle Miller, California 44 48 .478 6 gym M an.-Fri., 7:30 a.m.-4:30.p.m. FMI, Mon./Wed./Fri., 11:50 a.m.-12:50 p.m. as Morale, Welfare, and Recreation is offering scuba diving classes. All students must Oakland 39 51 .433 10 2560. the base gym; Tue/Thu., 9-10 am., at the preregister atthe MWR Information Office, open weekdays from 8 a.m.-4:30p.m., and Minnesota 39 52 .429 10.5 Soccer - Interested in officiating CC Soc- base gym. FMI, 2560. Saturday from 9:30a.m.- 12:30 p.m. For moreinformation, call 3845. The following are cer? FMI John, 4469 DWH or 7119 AWH. Ninfitsu classes - Authentic Ninjitsu the current dive classes available: National League classes offered on a private basis. Call INSTRUCTOR EXT. DATE East Division Lance Cpl. Mills for appe., 7839/7909. Open Water, $160 Philadelphia 60 35 .632 -- CORRAL Craig Eglin (PADI) 7336 Aug. 2-8 St. Louis 55 38 .591 4 Walt Liggett (SSI/PADI) 7449/4444 July 29-A ug. 6 Montreal 49 45 .521 10.5 Clean-up - Clean-up Day is July 17, 8 GBYAA Tina Brooks (PADI) 3130 Aug. 16-29 Chicago 46 46 .500 12.5 a.m.-? Volunteers are needed to help Basketball Clinic - GBYAA willbeo spon- (SSI) 2758/5332 Aug. 20-31 0 Pittsburgh 44 50 .468 15.5 clean. FMI, 2381. soring a Harry Harrell free basketball clinic for boys/ Advanced Open Water, $120 Florida 39 54 .419 20 Riding lessons - Rding lessons are now girls 8-14 years old, July 24. FMI, Rob Walt Liggett (SSI/PADI) 7449/4444 Aug. 9-16 New York offered through the Corral. Classes 30 63 .323 29 being Hanman 6227 DWH. Tina Brooks (PADI) 3130 Aug. 6-8 will be set up by age/experienced. Classes theerleading- Cheerleadmngsign-upstor Tina Brooks (PADI) 3130 Sept. 3-5 West Division will be offered for ages 5 and up, English/ the upcoming basketball/soccer season Harry Harrell (SSI) 2758/5332 July 30-Au\ug. San Francisco Western classes avail. FMI, 2381. 12 63 32 .663 -- will ho held every Sat. in July at the NEX Stress/Rescue Diver, $140 Atlanta Pony rides -July 26, 3:30 p.m., TK Hous- 54 41 .568 9 mall atriunm from noon-5 p.m. FMI, Al Ray Marsh (PADI) 7491/5155 July 12-26 Los Angeles 49 ing; July 29, 3:30 p.m. TK housing; July 44 .527 13 Wiggins 7313/4105. Harry Harrell (SSI) 2758/5332 July 22-26 Houston 31, 3:30p.m., CenterBargoPark; and Aug. 48 45 .516 14 Offciating - Interested in officiating Resort Dive Class, $30 if certified/$60 non-certified Cincinnati 49 1, 3:30 p.m. Kittery Beach. All events are 47 .510 14.5 GBYAA? FMI John, 4496 DWH.or 7119 Bill Fleeman (SSI) 7056/4444 July 15-31 San Diego 50 cents/ride. FMI, 2381. 37 58 .389 26 AWH. Bill Fleeman (SSI) 7056/4444 Aug. 1-31 Colorado 34 59 Family ride -There will a Family .366 28 be Eve- L ------