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Antanamo Bay 'Ocr'' Er T 1 rC'y!0'% %04 -0 Guantanamo Bay 'ocr'' er t ". ~ O " ~al kr "" Vol. 58 No. 3 Friday, January 19, 2001 Base residents take part Lassiter, Kochan selected in Candlelight March Naval Base SOY, JSOY GUANTANAMO BAY - EM1(SW) Wilbur A. Lasseter from the U.S. Naval Brig was recently selected as 2000 Sailor of the Year for Naval Station and Naval Base. He was also selected as Sailor of the Quarter for the fourth quarter for Naval Station and Naval Base. Lasseter will now compete for Southeast Region Sailor of the Year in Jacksonville the week of Feb. 11. Lasseter served as brig guard and recently elevated to brig administra- tive supervisor because of his un- matched leadership and managerial a skills. Through his superb leadership and hard work, Lasseter achieved a Com- bined Federal Campaign contribution for the Naval Station in excess of $21,000, 55 percent of the Naval +. Base's total goal of $38,000. As a brig career counselor, his efforts yielded three reenlistments, three Overseas Tour Extension Incen- tive Program requests and one con- version package. In addition, Lasseter performed a host of formal and HMI Tim Hill delivers a "moving" version of Dr Martin Luther informal counseling sessions. King famous "IHave A Dream" speech at POW/MIA Memorial - continued on page two (top). More than 320 GTMO residents marched in the 2nd annual CandlelightMarch in honor ofDr Martin Luther King Jr. GUANTANAMO BAY - BU3 Joseph J. Kochan was recently se- Photos by JOC Walter T Ham IV (top) lected as the Naval Station and Naval Base 2000 Junior Sailor of the and PH2 Emnitt J Hawks (bottom) Year and the 4th quarter Sailor of the Quarter. Kochan serves in the Secu- ByABHAN Lindsay R. Fraser rity Department as a harbor patrol- Staff writer man, patrolman and dispatcher. GTMO's streets were filled with community members participat- His collateral duties include serv- ing in the 2nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Candlelight March on the ing as the sectional training assistant, evening of Jan. 15. More than 320 base residents participated in this port section vehicle maintenance petty year's march, almost a hundred more than last year's inaugural march. officer and Security's alternative Residents marched from the Windjammer Club to the POW/MIA Quality of Life and BEQ Advisory Memorial with glow sticks in hand. After the march, participants Board representative. enjoyed many different speakers, including Master of Ceremonies In his short time onboard, Kochan Darryl Williams, United Jamaican Fellowship Pastor Michael Wilks, qualified as patrolman, dispatcher and Command Master Chief PCCM(SW) Lloyd Smethers, Base Commander harbor patrolman. He is the only E-4 CAPT Robert Buehn and Base Chaplain LCDR Michael G Mueller. and the most junior person serving as Residents also listened to an essay by High School Student Sunny Van harbor patrolman. He also qualified Zandt and HMI Timothy W. Hill's "electrifying and moving" rendition with the 9MM, M-16, 12 gauge shotgun, OC Spray, and has com- of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have A Dream" speech, accord- pleted the Intoxilyzer 5000 course. ing to Naval Base Administrative Officer CWO3(Sel) Ricky Bland. Kochan has taken part in numerous vehicle safety inspections, - continued on page three - continuedon page two GTMO Recycle this QAZME2 E GTMO to hold Cuban-American Friendship Day celebration GUANTANAMO BAY - On Jan. 26, the GTMO Cuban-American Friendship Day will start with a breakfast and dedication at the U.S. Naval Hospital galley at 7 a.m. Afreedom relay run from the Northeast Gate to Phillips Park will follow at 9 a.m. A lunch buffet will then be held at Phillips Park from I1 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the menu in- cludes roast pork, chicken fricassee, cassava with garlic sauce, tamales, rice and beans, corn, rolls and butter, dessert and tea. At 1 p.m., an official ceremony will be held at Phillips Park in honor of Cuban-American Friendship Day. Music and dancing will follow at 2 p.m. Former Base Coin- mander VADM J. H. Fetterman will be the guest speaker at the event and music will be provided by Danny Rojo and his band and DJ Sensation. Tickets to the lunch buffet are $10 for adults and $5 for children 10 and under. For more in- formation or to purchase tickets, call 4431, 4656 Base Commander CAPT Robert Buehn buys tickets from Supply Officer CDR Craig Larson or 4510. For more information on the Cuban to the 32nd Annual Guantanamo Bay Cuban-American Friendship Day at the Northeast Gate. American Friendship Run, call 2279. Photo by PH2 Emmitt . Hawks Lasseter from front page IIGuantanamo~af continued Lasseter has also volunteered as a facilitator Patch. He arranged pumpkins in afield, prepared for the petty officer indoctrination course. His props, sold tickets and arranged for concessions. collateral duties include serving as the Conmand He also drove 40 people on simulated hayrides to Managed Equal Opportunity Officer and serving the patch. U.S. Naval Base on the Command Assessment Team and Com- Lassetter also volunteers for the American Guantanamo Bay, Cuba mand Training Team. Red Cross as the base custodian for the cer- Extensive off-duty community involvement emonial palms. He spent more than 100 hours Commander, Naval Base and self-improvement were key in his selection providing the necessary upkeep for these CAPT Robert A. Buehn as Sailor of the Year. palms, which are used for many base func- Lasseter completed 51 of 63 credit hours tions including changes of command and Chief Staff Officer towards an Associate ofArts Degree in City Col- retirements. CDR Jack H. Van Zandt lege of Chicago. He's scheduled to graduate in He is married to the former Sandra Lynn May 2001. Camburn of Cadmus, Ohio. They have two chil- Command Master Chief He is a volunteer in a host of command dren, Jeremi Andrew, 14 and Brandi Sue, 12. PCCM(SW) Lloyd E. Smethers Morale Welfare and Recreation programs. In ad- Public Affairs Officer dition to coaching soccer, he was instrumental in Energy Conservation Tip JOC Walter T. Ham IV the renovation of the baseball facility. As a pumpkin patch volunteer, Lasseter spent Repair dripping faucets by replacing second wastes Editorial Assistant 20 hours preparing for the 2nd annual Pumpkin washers. One drop per ABHAN Lindsay R. Fraser 2,700 gallons of water per year. This newspaper is an authorized Kochan publication for members of the military Water Conservation service stationed overseas. Its contents continuedfrom front page do not necessarily reflect the official views traffic stops and DUI checkpoints, which have For the week of Jan. 8 - 14 of the U.S. Government, the Department of Weekly Use - 4,893,028 Defense or the U.S. Navy and do not imply deterred or enforced base regulations for vehicle endorsement thereof. violations. ' Daily Avg. - 699,004 Voice: 4502, 4819 Fax: 4520 Kochan also volunteered for various Crime Daily Goal - 700,000 E-mail: [email protected] (all amounts are in gallons) QAmmWW1 On-line: Buster fund raisers in support of National Night www.nsgtmo.navy.mil Out against Crime and is taking college course We saved $90.64 on our with City Colleges of Chicago. goal this week. Page 2* Friday, January 19, 2001 * !i SHOPPERS Recycle this GAE'JEW E AUTOS BOATS PETS SCHOLASTIc LINE 1983 Buick Century. automatic/power steer- 22' Cuddy Cabin, newly rebuilt 350 V-8, 15 FMI call 2212. Donations are welcome. The Navy College Learning Cente offers ing and brakes, runs pretty well, $1,000. hp kicker, out of bounds certified, teak swim 30 free, computer-based courses, includ- Available Feb. 21. FMI call Linda at DWH platform , fish finder, radio, signal kit and 10 Dalmatian shepherd mix, 3 years old, fixed ing the fundamentals (math, reading and 4174 or AWH 2809. PFDs, $5,000. FMI call 7687. and up to date o shots and great with language) college level algebra, calcu- kids. Free to a loving home. FMI call lus, chemistry, physics and preparations 1979 Dodge truck, looks good, runs well, AWH 7466. for the ASVAB, CLEPs, SAT, ACT and two spare tires, $850 OBO. FMI call DWH YARD SALES GED. FMI call 3997. 4444, AWH 5616 and ask for Brent. Sunday, Granadillo Point 4A, 8 a.m. We have LOST AND FOUND Troy State University will administer the 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT, 74,700 miles, in very boat parts and accessories, furniture and next Master of Public Administration good condition, white with rear deck air foil, computer hardward and software. Black dry snorkel lost at Cable Beach about Comprehensive Exam Jan. 20 at 8 a.m. in 5 speed, V-6, Kelly Blue Book value -$3,900, three weeks ago. The snorkel was not lost Room 10 on Chapel Hill. FMI call the TSU asking $3,000. FMI call AWH 7122. in the water but dropped on the way to the office at 3998. JOBS car. This snorkel is not sold here in GTMO 1987 Chevrolet Nova, 5 speed, dual over- and it has a unique dome-shaped top that head cam, good A/C, new frott tires/tail pipe/ Human Resource Office has the following locks out water. If found, call 7469 and ask PERSONALS muffler, $3,000. FMI call 7687. vacancies: accounting technician, commu- for HM3 Calhoun. nity health promotion nurse, traffic manage- Mariesa Haseltine, ment specialist, food service worker, wild- Lady's watch found at Granadillo Circle. Happy 19th Birthday. FOR SALE life technician, patient account clerk/tech- FMI call 7018 and ask for Sandy Snyder.
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