ASK THE CHIEF MAC(SW) Richard DeMille Assistant Security Officer
"Drink responsibly. Look out for your shipmates and avoid conflict with those Gaze tte who elect not to drink responsibly." my* Vol. 53 No. 35 Friday, September 6, 1996 New chief's club product of group effort helped and all are welcome." J02 Mitchel Bone During this massive self-help project, the volunteers retired the kitchen, Gazette put new carpet in the main room and moved a 700-pound bar from Marblehead Bowling ,xxx The Goat Locker officially opened its doors for business last night Lanes. On top of all this, every inch of the after only three weeks of preparation. The Goat Locker is the new Chief facility was painted and thoroughly cleaned Petty Officer's club located in the by crews working after work and on the Windjammer Community Center. weekends. The new club was remodeled, "What we did with this new club really redesigned and constructed from a shows how the chiefs here can come together completely volunteer work force of asacmuiy, icelsad W e chiefs, civilian equivalents, spouses very ambitious goal and met it. A lot of and a few children. people were surprised we could pull it off . In three short weeks, they but we weren't." CMC(SCI9 Ross turned the unused dining room and The project was completed on a rush Culbertson NMCB 7, kitchen of the old Pizza Salubre res- schedule for several reasons. Mitchell said taurant into a functional recreation the new facility allows Gitmo's chiefs to have unit at the Goat Locker. facility for chiefs, civilian and con- a place to come together as a community. tractor equivalents and spouses. The new facility will also serve as the forum for the rocking reception JOC(SW) Doug Coulter and Evertonof Gitmo's eight chief selectees on Sept. 16. EOC(SCW) Chad Mitchell, Chief Not only was the construction and cleaning of the club done with an Petty Officer's Association presi- bartendercelebrates opening all volunteer force, but the daily operation of the club is also conducted by dent and vice president respectively, night at the Goat Locker volunteers. estimate over 1,600 hours were de- Mitchell said all the employees, from the manager to the clean-up crew, voted by volunteers to the club over the past weeks. will be working solely for tips. "But, this was not a CPOA group and it is not a CPOA run club," "We'll have two tip jars in the club. One strictly for the bartender, and Coulter said. "It is a chiefDs project that CPOA initiated and all chiefs one for everyone else to share," Coulter said. Naval Base Gitmo awarded Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation, Special Operations Service ribbon Guantanamo Bay - U.S. Na- grants and provided refugee assis- training superior fleet support. forcement Administration and U.S. val Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba tance to over 40,000 Cubans flee- The SOS was extended to in- Coast Guard resulting in the inter- was recently awarded two Coast ing political persecution and eco- clude the time period from Nov. 5, diction of millions of dollars of il- Guard decorations: the Meritorious nomic deprivation in communist 1994 to Feb. 8, 1996. This is an legal drugs and contraband. The Unit Commendation (MUC) and the Cuba. Additionally the Naval Base extension, not a new award. Those base performed flawlessly in con- Special Operations Service ribbon directly aided U.S. Coast Guard previously authorized to wear the tributing much needed radar sup- (SOS). cutters operating in the Caribbean SOS for service during this time port, a holding facility for suspected The MUC is a new award pre- in support of Operations Able Man- period are not now authorized to add trafficers and aided in search and sented to the base for its exception- ner, Able Vigil, and Support De- a star. During this time, the base seizure of suspected drug carrying ally meritorious service in support mocracy, which were highly suc- demonstrated unwavering vigilance, vessels. The resounding success of of essential operations of utmost im- cessful in the interdiction of Haitian dedication and professionalism in this operation is a direct result of the portance to the interests of the and Cuban Migrants and enforce- support of U.S. Coast Guard opera- dedication of the Naval Base. United States from June 1, 1994 to ment on the UN embargo sanction tions in the Caribbean area of re- COMNAVBASE, CAPT Jim Feb. 8, 1996. During this time, the against Haiti. The Naval Base was sponsibility. The base provided Cannon, said at quarters that base base was responsible for construct- also commended for its unwavering around the clock counter-narcotics personnel stationed in Guantanamo ing and maintaining a humanitarian effort to provide the best possible tactical and logistical support to the Bay during the stated times are au- relief center for 15,000 Haitian mi- support to U.S. policy while main- U.S. Customs Service, Drug En- thorized to wear the decorations. GITMO
Stolen Goods I intend to start publishing the description and serial numbers of Here now. all gear stolen on the base. We are also looking into x-raying or pre- sealing inspections of all packages shipped off the base. This has re- the news ally gotten out of hand. Fax ma- chines, TVs, radios, computers, . are all missing, and I intend to catch CAPT(Sel) Carl Albury, the thieves. I could use your help. Chief Staff Officer, If you buy gear, you need to check Naval Base serial numbers first. If you buy it, and it is "HOT" then you are deal- ing in stolen goods and will lose the gear and face possible charges. Heroes of the Week Think before you buy. If you see The Ordnance Department did a super job on the Explosive Safety anything suspicious, please call se- Inspection last week. It was major task to get ready but the inspection curity. team gave the base all thumbs up for a job well done. Just a few weeks ago this same team failed a major base in the states. Great job guys. Base Closure Information Following right behind is the Port Services Department that has made a There will be a town hall meeting at 6 p.m. on Sept. 18, and I encour- major turn around in the condition of small craft. Again well done on age you to attend and ask questions. It will be at the Windjammer and all your inspection. department heads and tenant commands will be represented. Just a few words on base closure/downsizing; we have fought to do what is right for Bumper Cars/Trucks the base and its people for nearly two years now. It has not been fun, but Another week and more carnage on the highways of Gitmo. I know we have not given up nor will we. Are there cuts coming? Yes. Will they that government vehicles do not belong to you, but you are responsible for affect you? Maybe but we will work to minimize the impact. The trick is damage to them. Look before you back or pull out. Stationary objects are to downsize without sending people home against their will. We can do not to play bumper cars with. One of our real experts in the collision much of it by not filling jobs as they become vacant and some by reduc- derby of a few weeks ago will be paying big bucks for his fun. tions in temporary hires. Military downsizing will come at rotation time. How much and when is still up in the air? Our job is to make it as Less Fights and More Responsibility painless and smart as we can. Ideas and suggestions from you are solic- It looks as though the presence of senior personnel in the Barrel Club ited. and the actions of responsible personnel have quieted the place for the present. Keep it up. By the way, it has been a few months since I spoke Back From Jamaica of the removal of intoxicated personnel from flights. Well I guess last The weather was fine and the sea great. Seventeen hours to get there Friday two personnel were removed from the AMC flight and escorted to and nineteen hours back. Climbed the falls and road the rapids. Sold the the brig because they were too drunk to fly. I understand that the flight people on Icehouse beer and bought trinkets. Did not purchase any is- was a rough one, and we prevented them from getting sick all over the lands but am looking at a great deal. Natives friendly and industrious. plane on the way to Norfolk. As it turned out, their transfer was delayed Recommend others visit. a few days.
Colas paving Letter to the Editor Dear Editor, schedule The Naval Base First Class Petty Officers Association held a canned food and clothing drive for needy families on base at the The following is the upcoming Navy Exchange Atrium last week. The FCPOA would like to thank schedule of paving projects. everyone who donated to the cause. Your donations immediately went to use. For those of you who did not get a chance to donate and PSD/PWD Parking Lot would like to do so, you may take any items to the Navy Family Sept. 2 - 10 Service Center or contact me at 5000. This program is a great way to Bldg 740 Parking Lot show our support to shipmates who need our help. Again, thanks to Sept 11 - 12 all those who donated and all those who volunteered their time to Parking lot at AV 33 collect these items. Remember, we must take care of our shipmates. Sept 13 - 14 RMI(SW) Victor M. Martin, FCPOA President
Page 2 * Friday, September 6, 1996 * han GITMO Marine obtains degree through hard work, dedication materials available at the base li- myself as I was. I always had a tion Officer. He provided me with SSgt. Brian Frank brary to prepare for and pass a dozen dream of becoming a doctor, yet I a lot of motivation to succeed. Marine Educational Officer of these tests. Some of the resources was not taking any steps to make "I picked up a copy of Navy available were the Annenberg au- the dream a reality. I knew that Campus's list of DANTES and The pursuit of a college degree dio tapes and CLEP preparation unless I started immediately, I CLEP tests available, bounced it while on active duty can be a chal- study books. Much of the informa- would be doomed to become old, against the study materials avail- lenge, but not impossible. Deter- tion was not covered in these bitter and disappointed. This was able, and saw that it was possible to mination, desire and using available sources and Pungowyi utilized text- not a tolerable option. get my associate's degree through resources is the key to successfully books on particular subjects that he "I researched the learning ma- CCC. Best of all, I could do it while achieving one's goal. The use of was preparing for. terials and strategies available to the stationed here in Gitmo. All I had non-traditional education and class- The following is Pungowyi's Marines and Sailors aboard Gitmo to do was set aside three hours each room instruction will assist you in story about how he used self-disci- and I soon had found that there were day to study and prepare for the tests getting the ball rolling in the right pline and dedication to strive and many non-traditional resources I was interested in, then take five direction. reach his goal of earning a college available to the truly interested. The classes through CCC to gain student Cpl. Bryce Pungowyi, has degree. library had a wealth of helpful items, status. achieved an associate's degree in "When I hit my twenty-sixth such as video and audio tapes that "Some days it wasn't fun, but I general studies by utilizing all the birthday, it suddenly dawned on me were designed to prepare students kept my eyes on the prize and I ex- resources available to him. The that I was way behind the power for the CLEP and DANTES tests. ercised a little self-discipline. I'm cornerstone of his achievement was curve, educationally speaking. There were also textbooks available glad I was able to take these CLEP his reliance on the Educational Test- I graduated from high school in through not only the library, but pur- and DANTES tests, because they ing Service. These tests consist of 1988, and had every intention of chasable at City Colleges of were key in my plan to make a de- the College Level Examination Pro- going to college, but somehow, life Chicago's office. In fact, the staff gree a real goal." gram (CLEP) and the Defense Ac- kept happening to me while I was at CCC were very supportive, and These tests are free to military tivity for Non-Traditional Education making other plans. I woke up on willing to do anything to help a stu- personnel and are accepted at most Support (DANTES). my birthday, looked in the mirror, dent. colleges and universities for one or Pungowyi utilized the study and realized I was not satisfied with "I also owe a lot to my Educa- two semester's of credit. Navy Legal Services Office offers advice, information concerning powers of attorney Guantanamo Bay - The Naval Legal Ser- * When does a power of attorney expire? vice Office, Legal Assistance wishes to clarify A power of attorney should never be made some simple yet important questions regarding indefinite or permanent. The best course is to Naval Base powers of attorney. set a date for the power of attorney to expire, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and this can be written into the power of attor- Commander, Naval Base * What is a power of attorney? ney. That way, the power of attorney will be no CAPT Jim Cannon A power of attorney is a document that al- good after the expiration date that you set un- lows someone else to act as your legal agent. less, of course, you renew Public Affairs it by preparing a new JOC(SW) Douglas G. Coulter Thus, a power of attorney can be used to allow a power of attorney. J02 Mitchel Bone friend to sell your car, to let your spouse ship * Are there any things a power of attorney J02 Rick Chernitzer your household goods or to authorize a relative cannot do? J03 Tonia M. Vamer to take your child to the hospital. It can also be While a power of attorney will be accepted SN Cain P. Caswell used to sell or buy property. It can create valid as valid Gina Lawson for most purposes, in many states there and legal debts in your name or it can authorize are some items that cannot be-accomplished by a person to pay off your debts. using a power of attorney because these actions This newspaper is an authorized * Are there different kinds of powers of at- are so personal in nature that they cannot be del- publication for members torney? egated to another. Thus, for example, a mar- of the military service Yes. The two types are general and special riage ceremony or the execution of a will cannot stationed overseas. powers of attorney. A general power of attor- be done by power of attorney. In addition, there Its contents do not necessarily ney allows the person you name (or your agent) are times when a certain form of power of attor- reflect the official views of the to do any and all things that you could legally ney is required and none other will be accepted - U.S. Government, do, from registering a car to selling a house. A an example is the special form of power of attor- the Department of Defense special (or limited) power of attorney lists a par- ney used by the Internal Revenue Service or the U.S. Navy when and do not imply ticular act that the agent is authorized to do and a person allows a friend or relative to cash an endorsement thereof. limits the agent to that act. The agent can, of IRS refund check. course, be authorized to do more than one legal For more information on powers of attorney, act in a single special power of attorney. stop by or call NLSO at 4817/4600.
Page 3 * Friday, September 6, 1996 * rame GITMO Dive safety - know when to seek help "With type two, you have these large vessels to help either at all or as much as it would have J02 Mitchel Bone that drain the spinal cord, and the bubbles form in if we had treated it right away." Gazette those large vessels. If there is a significant amount Garcia said people should be aware of any of bubbles, it'll basically forms a clog. What hap- neurological symptoms that may occur after a Three of the four people treated for dive-re- pens there is the blood cannot get back to the heart dive which may be a sign of DCS. These in- lated injuries in the recompression chamber dur- to get oxygenated to come back to that tissue. clude, but are not limited to, numbness, tingling, ing the past three months did not have their Eventually, what's going to happen is you're go- weakness, blurred vision, impaired speech, lack symptoms checked until days after the they were ing to have a lack of oxygen to that tissue," Garcia of coordination, the loss of the ability to do "fine noticed. said. "It is going to take a while before the blood skills" (i.e. calculations, remembering simple The fact divers are not having symptoms starts to back up and the body realizes it's not things, etc.) and unconsciousness. DCS can checked immediately has become a source of con- getting enough blood to an area. What you end cause one or a variety of these symptoms in an cern for the dive locker's diving medical techni- up with is a lack of oxygen to the spinal cord or afflicted diver. cian, HM1(DV/FMF) Roger Garcia. He said he an area of the spinal cord because of the blockage "If you're really hurt, most of the time it believes divers with symptoms may not be com- over time. The longer you wait the more oxygen will progress to something worse. Sometimes ing in to get checked out because of denial. deprived that tissue becomes. Eventually you're though the symptoms you have, the body will "Denial is probably the biggest thing. They going to have the death of that tissue, and there's accommodate for and it won't get worse, but it think the symptom isn't severe enough. They'll no coming back." won't get any better," he said. "What you're say, 'Well, it'll probably get better.' One of two The loss of oxygen to an area of the body and dealing with is probably what you're going to things can happen: It can get better, but in the the possible death of the tissue can cause a vari- deal with for the rest of your life." majority of the cases, it doesn't. It just keeps ety of problems ranging from annoying to a handi- Anyone who suspects they have a dive-re- getting worse," Garcia said. capping. Paralysis of one or more limbs, perma- lated injury should seek medical attention im- Several health risks are involved with div- nent numbness in an area and weakness in a mediately either at the Naval Hospital or at the ing including pulmonary overinflation syndrome muscle/group of muscles are some of the many dive locker during normal working hours. (such as artierial gas embolisms) and decompres- effects possible. Garcia added, "I don't want people to think sion sickness (DCS). "The reason they shouldn't wait is because if they need to come in for every little thing. But, Decompression sickness, also known as the its treated right away the pressure will reduce the if they have a good idea what they felt like be- bends, can cause a variety of symptoms and, if bubble causing the problem and allow the blood fore the dive and if there is something different left untreated, can result in death in extreme cases. to start flowing again," Garcia said. after the dive, they really need to take a good DCS is divided into two categories: Type 1 and "If we wait, that bubble damages the inside look at the dive profile, what they did during Type 2. of the blood vessels and blood fluid starts to flow the dive, how deep, how long, how they're feel- "Type one is basically joint pain, but it can out. It causes swelling. There are histamines ing after the dive as compared to before the dive also include your skin and lymph nodes. It is which are released and cause shock. Clotting and what symptoms they have." more common for divers to experience type two around the bubble is formed. You get fat embo- Garcia also added there is no shame in com- in the spinal column. There is also brain DCS, lisms that break up from protein then block blood ing to get checked out if a diver feels it is pos- inner ear DCS and a DCS which affects the heart in a different area. The longer you wait you al- sible he or she may have a dive-related injury. and lungs, all of which are considered type two. low all these things to happen. Basically there's "At any given day, on any given dive pro- It's not just joint pain." no turning back from that point. Because now file, anyone can get bent even if you do every- Type one, if you wait long, can progress into you have all this damage or dead tissue from lack thing by the book. There are predisposing fac- type two, according to Garcia. of oxygen. The hyperbaric oxygen is not going tors," he said. Sexual harassment equals loss of dignity, readiness human dignity of the victim, and the country will call on us to act in sup- forward and reports the incident. AMEC(AW) M.E.L. Minson second is it has a major impact on port of liberty and freedom. Sexual Other forms of sexual harassment Equal OpportunityAdvisor unit readiness. harassment will degrade the readi- which can create a hostile environ- Our human dignity drives our ness of our armed forces by caus- ment are telling sexually explicit Sexual harassment has become need for achievement. When that ing individuals to lose their personal jokes or displaying posters or read- a major issue in the 1990s. An is- dignity is degraded, so is a person's dignity and ambition. ing material of a sexually sugges- sue which many people wish would drive. We all have the right to a Sexual harassment can take tive nature. "just go away". work place environment free of hos- many forms, the most severe being No matter what form it takes The reality is that sexual harass- tility. We work best when the envi- rape and sexual assault. But those sexual harassment affects everyone ment was always an issue. It just ronment we work in promotes hu- are the easy ones to detect. Insis- in the unit. It results in loss of hu- did not get the attention it should man dignity and the need for per- tence on sexual favors in exchange man dignity and productivity. have. sonal achievement. for improved work conditions or as Your command will not be When discussing sexual harass- In any military organization, insurance against mistreatment are ready to take the fight to the enemy ment, there are two primary con- readiness is always a prime concern. much harder to uncover. if they cannot deal with this enemy cerns. The first is it violates the We never know when or where our It requires that a victim comes within.
Page 4 * Friday, September 6, 1996 *- GITMO Cuban Festival for Our Lady of Charity of Cobre Guantanamo Bay - The Cuban Catholic community at the Naval Base invites you to celebrate the traditional fiesta and rededication of the shrine of Our Lady of Charity of Cobre, patroness of Cuba. This will take place tomorrow during the 5:30 .p.m. mass, followed by traditional Cuban des- serts and refreshments in the patio. This religious commemoration marks 4~Locfker the 1628 story of three young Cuban fisherman who recover a statue from the sea near Santiago de Cuba during a storm. As the devotion grew over Raj Mon-Thurs330pm.Mini1 the centuries, several churches were built at the site over some extensive copper mines, hence the title "Cobre." Until recently, the day was ob- 4 served as a civil and religious holiday in Cuba. The statue in the shrine E.yW ~ 4A 401. on Chapel Hill was donated in 1943 for the dedication of the existing chapel building.
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HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH New Arrivals DATE TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME VL James and Dawn Wills III announce the arrival of Sat. 0418 .89 1024 .21 1742 1.31 2400 .53 Dakota Theresa Wills on Aug. 23, at 7lbs. 4 ozs. Sun. 0512 .91 1118 .22 1830 1.31,
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Page 5 * Friday, September 6, 1996 * pose MILITARY President orders Navy ships to unleash additional cruise missiles against Iraq officials, the larger "No Fly" zone will make it USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) Battle Group that Alan Goldstein easier for the United States and its coalition part- moved into the northern Arabian Gulf last week Navy Office of Information ners to contain Saddam Hussein's aggression. in response to escalating activity by Iraqi ground USS Shiloh (CG 67), USS Laboon (DDG 58) forces. IN THE ARABIAN GULF (NNS)-Presi- and Air Force B-52 bombers flying from Guam USS Russell and Jefferson City are operating dent Clinton late Tuesday evening ordered three launched 27 cruise missiles during the initial strike as part of the maritime interception force under Navy surface combatants and a submarine in the yesterday. U.S. Fifth Fleet command. Arabian Gulfto launch a second strike of 17 Toma- The attacks were designed to reduce the risks The following ships are currently deployed hawk cruise missiles against selected air defense to pilots who began enforcing the expanded "No to the Arabian Gulf: USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70), targets in Iraq. Fly" zone at noon today (Wednesday). USS Arkansas (CGN 41), USS California (CGN The Navy strike was delivered by USS President Clinton approved a military re- 36), USS Shiloh (CGN 67), USS Laboon (DDG Russell (DDG 59), USS Hewitt (DD 966), USS sponse to Iraqi attacks against the Kurds Mon- 58), USS Hewitt (DD 966), USS Crommelin (FFG Laboon (DDG 58) and USS Jefferson City (SSN day. 37), USS Camden (AOE 2), USS Tarawa (LHA 759). Their mission was to complete the sup- Speaking at a press conference from the White 1), USS Duluth (LPD 6), USS Rushmore (LSD pression of Iraq's air defense facilities which could House Tuesday morning, he said, "Our objec- 47), USS Ardent (MCM 12), USS Dextrous potentially remain in operation after the initial tives are limited, but clear. To make Saddam pay (MCM 13), USS Doyle (FFG 39), USS Russell strike early Tuesday morning. a price for the latest act of brutality, and to re- (DDG 59), USS Vandegrift (FFG 48), USS President Clinton also announced the south- duce his ability to threaten his neighbors and Jefferson City (SSN 759), USNS Catawba (T- ern "No Fly" zone in Iraq was extended north- America's interest." ATF 168), USNS Niagara Falls (T-AFS 3) and ward to the 33rd parallel. According to DoD USS Hewitt and USS Laboon are part of the USNS Tippecanoe (T-AO 99). CNO visits San Diego Sailors SAN DIEGO (NWSA) - Chief of Naval Operations ADM Jay L. Johnson toured naval installations and ships throughout San Diego Aug. 21-23 outlining his vision which will guide the Navy into the 21st century. "We will steer by the stars and not the wake," said Johnson, during Admiral's Calls at Naval Air Stations North Island and Miramar, Naval Training Center and aboard USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63) and USS Essex (LHD 2). "Sailors are the most important part of my vision," he said. "You will give us the best ideas, you will understand the new technologies, you will make the Navy proud. "There are four things that draw my focus everyday and they are people - which are clearly my number one priority - innovation, force structure and the balance between the readiness of the fleet and moderniza- tion," said the former F-8 and F-14 pilot. Johnson continued by explaining his vision to guide the Navy into the 21st century. "The only way you can steer by the stars is to keep your head up," said Johnson. "The constellation that is going to steer us has four stars in it. Those four stars we will guide ourselves by are operational primacy, leadership, teamwork and pride. "Operational primacy means that we need to be as good as we are today, for as long as we can see. We have to be the best in the world and we Tomahawks launched againstIraq have to stay that way," said Johnson. "That is what we are all about. That A Tomahawk cruise missile is launchedfrom the aft missile silo of is what all of us are here for." USS Laboon (DDG 58) Tuesday morning against selected air defense According to Johnson, the leadership star doesn't apply to just chiefs targets in Iraqfollowing Saddam Bussein s incursion into the U.N.- and officers, but to all ranks. "We have something called the leadership designated safe area for Kurds. continuum that's coming into being and it runs the full spectrum from E-1 to 0-10. We are going to put structure into the leadership training process Navy and there is positively no room for discrimination." like we never have done before. It will be good for you, for me and for all The last point Johnson covered in his vision was pride. "If we don't those who come after us. It will be a key in all our lives." hold our heads up we will never see the rest of the constellation that is "Teamwork means taking better care of each other, up and down the guiding us. We are the best Navy in the world, we have plenty to be proud chain of command," he said. "Teamwork will help us achieve success as a of."
Page 6 * Friday, September 6, 1996 * atu MILITARY NAVSTA Mayport ships get underway to avoid Hurricane Fran NAVAL STATION strength and is heading for the south- crosses the Gulf Stream. 981), USS Vicksburg (CG 69), USS MAYPORT, Fla. (NNS) - As a east coast of Florida with winds Hurricane Fran is predicted to O'Bannon (DD 987), USS Fahrion precautionary measure, 13 Navy gusting at up to 120 m.p.h. make landfall early Friday morning, (FFG 22), USS Underwood (FFG ships homeported at Naval Station "(Hurricane Fran) is intensify- said Dwinells. It is expected to pass 36), USS Stark (FFG 31), USS Mayport were sent to sea yester- ing as it heads northwest," said LT over South Carolina, taking the same Dewert (FFG 45), USS Samuel Eliot day to avoid Hurricane Fran. Mark Dwinells, Naval Command track that Hurricane Hugo took in Morison (FFG 13), USS Taylor Mayport's helicopters, however, Center Meteorology and Oceanog- 1989. (FFG 50), USS Spruance (DD 963), are not scheduled to be evacuated. raphy Officer. Ships involved are: USS Carney USS Oliver Hazard Perry (FFG7) The hurricane has gained in It's forecasted to intensify as it (DDG 64), USS John Hancock (DD and USS Hue City (CG 66). Brief help > Sailors transition into reserves WASHINGTON (NNS) - Leaving active Navy has an installation, including Panama, Cuba, Upon completing the pre-separation brief, a duty doesn't have to mean the end of naval ser- Iceland, Europe, Japan and other sites. The Page 13 entry is made in the service members vice, as those who attend the Naval Reserve Ca- CARIT brief covers several topic s, including edu- service record, with a copy going to the Com- reer Information Team (CARIT) brief during the national assistance benefits programs; disability mand Career Counselor as verification of atten- separation process discover. retirement; social security benefits ; retired/retainer dance. Mandated in CNO NAVOP 005/95, the brief pay; the Survivor Benefit Plan; military obliga- To set up a CARIT brief, contact your Com- helps members preparing to leave the naval ser- tions; SGLI/VGLI; dental coverage; home loan mand Career Counselor's office or the Career In- vice make informed choices about options in the guarantee program; separation travel pay entitle- formation Team: Atlantic Fleet (1-800-336-8673); reserve forces. CARIT also helps keep the Na- ments; and more. Pacific Fleet (1-800-732-2015). val Reserve manned by skilled, experienced ser- All separating and vice members, who are the backbone of the Naval retiring personnel Reserve. should attend a formal Stdt rf The half-day CARIT briefs are available CARIT brief at least oe NVy as of Sept. 2, 1996 through two sources - either as a standard por- 120 days prior to sepa- Personnel: 415,355 active duty; 98,031 selected reserves or as a stand- ration. Deploying tion of the transition assistance class Aircraft: 4,859 Ships: 361 alone briefing. If several individuals or a com- units should schedule Ships at sea: 196 ships (55%) Underway: 105 ships (29%) mand would like a CARIT brief, two teams of 12 the brief for separating Exercises: 9 Port Visits: 12 senior petty officers and chief petty officers from personnel at least 90 SSNs at Sea: 34 (43%) Norfolk and San Diego are available to help. Team days prior to deploy- Carriers/Air Wings at Sea: Greece members travel to requested sites anywhere the ment. USS Enterprise/CVW-17: port visit, Rhodes, USS John F. Kennedy: local operations, Western Atlantic U.S. 7th Fleet to get new commander USS Roosevelt: Western Atlantic USS Carl Vinson/CVW-14: Op. Southern Watch/Desert Strike, YOKOSUKA, Japan (NWSA) - VADM Robert J. Natter will re- Arabian Gulf lieve VADM Archie Clemins as Commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet Sept. 13 LHAs/LHDs/LPHs/LPDs at Sea: in Yokosuka, Japan, during a ceremony on board USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19). USS Boxer: COMPTUEX 96-24M, Pearl Harbor, HI Natter, a native of Trussville, Ala., was the Navy's Chief of Legislative USS New Orleans: local operations, Eastern Pacific Affairs, in Washington, D.C. Some of his past assignments include com- USS Saipan/24th MEU: port visit, Toulon, France mand of USS Chandler (DD 996) and the Aegis-class cruiser USS Antietam USS Tarawa/13th MEU: local operations, Arabian Gulf Force: (CG 54). Ships Assigned to Middle East Task USS Doyle, Clemins grew up in Urbana and Mount Vernon, Ill., and has. com- USS Ardent, USS Dextrous, USS Laboon, USS Russell, USS Hewitt, USS Vandegrift manded the 7th Fleet since July 1994. He has also commanded USS Pogy Other exercises/Operations: (SSN 647), Submarine Group 7 and Training Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Counter-drug operations, Caribbean duty on the staff of Commander In addition, his assignments have included Maritime Interception Operations, Arabian Gulf in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet and as Executive Assistant to the Deputy Chief Operations Norther Lights, North Atlantic of Naval Operations (Submarine Warfare). Operation Shim Kame, West Pacific Operating in the Western Pacific and Indian Ocean, 7th Fleet is the Operation Vigilant Sentinel, Arabian Gulf largest of the forward-deployed U.S. fleets with more than 50 ships, 350 Operation Southern Watch/Desert Strike, Arabian Gulf York aircraft and 60,000 Navy and Marine Corps personnel. TWA Flight 800 Salvage Operations, New Unitas XXXVII Phase Four, South Atlantic Clemins will assume command of the U.S. Pacific Fleet in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in November.
Page 7 *Friday, September 6, 1990 * mr WORLD Probers consider possible role of drugs or mechanical failure UNION, S.C. (AP) - Investigators are considering whether drugs, eral Motors Corp., which made the 1987 GMC Sierra Suburban. alcohol or mechanical failure played a role in the drownings of seven people Divers found the car's transmission in park and the ignition still on, but whose truck rolled into the lake where Susan Smith drowned her two sons. the parking brake was not engaged. An autopsy showed no evidence that the driver, Tim Phillips, had a The lone adult survivor, Sonya Phillip, provided little help to police heart attack or seizure before his truck rolled from an embankment into when asked if the driver tried to stop the vehicle. John D. Long Lake, Sheriff Howard Wells said Tuesday. Wells said he would question her again after funerals Wednesday for six "That makes us look more toward toxicology, alcohol or any drugs in of the victims. the body," Wells said. Tests will take several days, he said. Phillips; his wife, Angie; and their three children Courtney, 4; Meleana, Five people inside the truck, along with two people who dove in after 1; and Kinsleigh, 4 months, all drowned. Also killed were the children's 3- them, drowned, Union County Coroner William Holcombe said. year-old playmate Austin Dakota Roodvoets, and Carl Sidney White, 29, There had been drinking at a family cookout earlier in the day, and beer a family friend who dived into the lake with Angie Phillips to try to rescue cans were found inside the truck, Wells said. them. Investigators also want to talk to a mechanic who had recently repaired The group went to the lake Saturday night to see the monuments to the or replaced the truck's transmission and were also seeking help from GDen- two Smith boys. Chechnya peace pact called defeat for Russia MOSCOW (AP) - Russia's Communist the secret, invisible struggle over Chechnya inp Party leader condemned the Chechnya peace ac- the corrdors of Russian power is settled," Valery t cord Wednesday, saying the government suffered Vyzhutovich, a senior correspondent for the a 'political and moral defeat in its war with the newspaper Izvestia, wrote in Wednesday's Mos- t separatists cow Timesv Gennady Zyuganov said the Kremlin had 'For the moment, the main goal of the struggle basically handed Chechnya over to the rebels, seems not the establishment of peace, but the and he warned that the deal may set off an erup political elimination of Lebed," he said. tion in the entire North Caucasus. Lebed and Zyuganov were both contendersW The Communist leader told journalists that in the presidential election this summer. Zyuganov the pact, which defers a decision on Chechnya's came in second and Lebed third. independence for five years, threatens Russia's Lebed endorsed Yeltsin in the runoff with territorial integrity. Zyuganov in exchange for the security post.:<% Zyuganov also said security chief Alexander Yeltsin put Lebed in charge of ending the 21- '} -< :3" Lebed had no right to sign it. month war on Aug. 10, four days after separatist The peace deal appears in danger of becom- fighters overran the Chechen capital of Grozny ing bogged down in Moscow politics, where po- in a costly and humiliating defeat for Russian : tential successors are already jockeying for posi- forces. ARussian soldier and a Chechen rebel wear gas tion around an ailing President Boris Yeltsin. A truce is now in place in Chechnya, and masks as they work together in an attempt to "The war in Chechnya will not be over until Russian troops are pulling out. identify a body Tuesday in Central Grozny Farrakhan, Castro discuss UoSvsanctions Two leaders met in media said Wednesday. panied by members of his family mnist-ruled island nation later The black American leader and and organization. Wednesday. Havana Tuesday Castro discussed world affairs, the Farrakhan told Cuban reporters Farrakhan was recently HAVANA (AP) - Louis situation in Cuba and the U.S. Afri- he was interested in obtaining a close awarded a $250,000 human rights Farrakhan, leader of the U.S.-based can-American community. view of the impact of recently tight- prize in Libya. Nation of Islam who recently tray- The meeting took place a few ened U.S. economic sanctions The U.S. Treasury Department eled to Libya for a prize, met with hours after the Nation of Islam leader against Cuba. denied his application to receive the Cuban President Fidel Castro, state arrived in Cuba on Tuesday, accom- He was due to leave the com- award.
Page 8 * Friday, September 6, 1996 * yae KIDS Children share the fountain of youth It's a chance to play catch and learn how to Scott Varner throw a football all over again. Do you remem- Youth Activities ber what it was like to float on water for the first time? There are so many ways to enjoy the youth Parents lend children their experience of your child. and a vicarious memory; children endow This weekend try running through the sprin- their parents with a vicarious immortal- kler with your kids. It's a lot of fun and more ity. importantly, it'll cool you off. Don't worry about George Santayana (1863-1952), U.S. phi- what the neighbors think. They're probably losopher, poet. The Life of Reason, "Reason in thinking about how much they would like to do Society," ch. 2 (1905-6; rev. ed., 1953). the same thing. How about snorkeling? That's a way to get wet and see a few wild and interest- For hundreds and maybe even thousands of ing things at the same time. Try hiking, get a years, man has been looking for the fountain of workout and bond with your child. youth - a spring that promises to make the old I know a lot of parents are very busy. If you young again. Sometimes we look so hard for can take just a couple of hours to enjoy your something, just to find out it was right in front of child's youth, while they still have it, you might us all along. Parents have an opportunity, find yourself with a few less gray hairs. Remem- through their children, to experience what it is ber, the fountain of youth is yours until they grow like to be young again and see the world as a up, and then you can look forward to grandchil- new place. dren. School Advisory Committee yn meeting scheduled for Sept. 10 GBYAA Guantanamo Bay - There will be a school soccer advisory committee meeting Sept. 10 5 - 6 p.m. Soccer clinics at the elementary school library. The public is are scheduled fa . encouraged to attend. If there is a school-related the first week of topic you would like to have discussed during October. Currently, there are over the meeting, it is not too late to get your topic 100 children signed up for the upcoming added to the agenda. Please submit your topic soccer season. Stay tuned for dates :School Picture Day : in writing to the school office as soon as pos- and times. There is also a coaches' clinic School pictures are . sible. While not required, including your name scheduled 5ept. 17. Anyone interested * scheduled for the following and telephone number will greatly assist the com- in helping coach and getting qualified * days: mittee in researching and addressing your con- contact Scott at u658. cern. * High School2 pictures - *~~* * Sept 17. Boy Scout reistr n wil be avaIale a the tEXa : Elementary school * r to 4 p Boys should ar thei h * pictures - Sept. 19. " " r 'drds ' tra U ee3 7c *AII meeinge're held at th boy'$iot ttut 'FMI1 call Srndy at. 7453 or B3ill Detterton at GIRL Anyone interested in being a Girl Scout contact Mike McGuinness at 7947. Tentative meetings are set for 6epL 16 through SepL 20. Also, leaders and adult help is desper- ately needed for a successful program. The deadline for registration for new girls is dept 15. Page 9 *Friday, September 6, 1996 * 'amw SPORTS Bud Crew takes first in weekend Labor Day softball tournament The elimination round started with the Sting- exciting game. All the excitement belonged to CM1 Brad Jensen ers taking on the Telephone Guys. The Telephone the Gators as they collected 11 hits and 15 runs Tournament Coordinator Guys were not quite ready to call it quits as ev- in a decisive 15 - 5 victory. The Marines were ery player scored at least once in hammering out forced to play a back-to-back game against the The Seabee Ball Labor Day Softball Tour- an 18 - 4 rout to end the tournament for the Sting- Red Dogs to determine who would stay alive. nament was held last weekend and proved to be ers. The Lites and Flyers were up in the next do- The Red Dogs held an 9 - 2 lead after two and a as exciting as expected. The weather was perfect or-die game. This was a low scoring affair as halfinnings, but the Marines came back with five for softball. Eight teams were en- neither team could muster runs in the bottom of the third to make it 9 - 8 tered and each were ready to much offense. The four-run Red Dogs. The score remained the same until show their stuff as they prepared third inning of the Flyers the top of the ninth when the Marines scored two to do battle in this triple-elimi- / was too much for the Lites runs to take a 10 - 9 lead. The Red Dogs met the nation tournament. to overcome as the Flyers challenge when Mike Russell drove in the win- The tourney kicked off eventually prevailed, 8 - 3, ning run with a single up the middle for an 11 - Friday night as the Gators sending home early one of 10 triumph. The final game of the loser's bracket opened up against the Telephone the tourney's pre-favorites. pitted the Red Dogs against the Gators. The Guys from the base communica- The next to last game of Gators came out strong with five runs in the first tion office. Vince Lafollett col- the day saw the last two un- two innings for a 5 - 4 lead. Then the Red Dogs lected three hits and scored four defeated teams squaring off scored six to the Gators three over the next four runs in leading the Gators to a against each other. The innings for a 10 - 8 lead. The Gators never let up convincing 18 - 4 win. Gators jumped out to an as they came from behind to score six runs in the The next game pitted the early 7 -3 lead through four bottom of the seventh inning, winning going Flyers against the Red Dogs. The innings. The Brew Crew away, 14 - 10. Red Dogs prevailed 7 - 3. The third game had never gave up though, and came back to score The stage was set for the final showdown the Marine Barracks winning big against the 10 runs over the next four innings to take a com- for the championship. The teamto win two games Stingers 16 - 5. The last game of the evening had manding 13 - 7 lead heading into the bottom of would be the tourney championship. It was the two of the tournament favorites squaring off the seventh inning. The Gators staged a come- Gators against thhe Brew Crew. Both teams against each other as the Brew Crew took on the back rally, but fell short as started off big with eight Lites. The Lites proved no match for the Brew they lost 13 - 11. This victory runs in the first. Then the Crew, losing 15 - 6. put the Brew Crew into the Gators bats went flat, scor- Saturday started off with the Flyers crush- championship on Monday, F,. ing only two runs over the ing the Telephone Guys 14 - 3 as Joe Spehar giving them a full day off to next four innings. The had three hits and scored three runs. The second rest and recuperate. Brew Crew, meanwhile, game of the first loser's bracket had the Lites The final game of the day continued to stay hot at the and the Stingers going head-to-head. The Lites showed the Marines going plate, scoring seven more in came out fired-up after their first loss and against the Red Dogs. This the second and 12 more in pounded the Stingers in a 21 - 5 three inning was a close game, but the Ma- the fifth to take an insur- victory. The Gators and Red Dogs played next. rines eventually prevailed 13 mountable lead of 27 - 10. The Gators, led by a balanced scoring attack, won - 8, as second baseman Mor- The Gators could only 12 - 2. Next up were Brew Crew and the Marine gan and Gunny Shutts scored manage five more runs as Barracks. Despite their undefeated record in sea- three runs each. the Brew Crew won in con- son play, the Marines were no match for the Brew Sunday started off with vincing fashion, 29 - 15. Crew, losing big 16 - 6. The next game was the the biggest shocker of the After a 15 - minute break, most closely contested of the entire tourney. It tournament as the Telephone Guys caught the the second game began but ended up with the was the Flyers against the Marines. In the end Lites on a bad day, winning 19 - 13, knocking Brew Crew defeating the Gators 14 - 7 to win though, only one team can win as the Marines the bites out of the tournament. The Telephone the championship with an undefeated 5 - 0 came out on top 9 - 8. Next up were the Lites and Guys ran out of luck as they had to play a con- record. the Red Dogs. The Red Dogs, with their third, secutive games against the Red Dogs, losing a Good job Brew Crew, Gators and all the other fourth, fifth, and sixth batters scoring three times close one 12 - 10, thus being eliminated. The teams in the tournament for a fun-filled week- each, were too much for the Lites, winning hand- Gators and their season rival Marine Barracks end of competitive softball and outstanding ily 17 - 6. were playing next in what was expected to be an sportsmanship. Page 10 * iday, Septenbw 6, 1996 * Gezed* SPORTS First Place in tha 1Rnrrarn fMtarkara1 r'ntanru ( I 1 AMERICAN WON: LOST: FLYERS 7 0 2) BREW CREW 5 3 S '3) DOG POUND 5 2 M4) NAVCOMMDET 3 5 5) BRSC EAGLES 0 8 American League games begin at 6 NATIONAL WON: LOST: p.m. Mondays and 1) MARINE BARRACKS 7 0 Wednesdays. 2) LITES 6 2 National is same 3 GATORS 4 3 times, Tuesdays 4) TEAM LIBRE 3 5 and Thursdays. 5) KILLER BEES 3 4 All games played 6) HOSPITAL STRIKE 3 4 at Zaiser Field. FORCE 7) STINGERS O 8 %OFTB 4 1All games played at Cooper Field Mondays and Wednesdays TEAMS: WON: LOST: 1) MIXED NUTS 6 0 2) BWG 4 2 3) LADY OUTLAWS 4 2 4) BALL BUSTERS 3 4 5) ANGELS 1 5 6) LADY LEATHERNECKS 0 5 ) Page 11 Friday, September 6,1996 Gazette EVENTS Scholastic Line "Welcome Aboard" Reception A new and exciting club is forming in Gitmo which re- .Navy campus places the former GBOWC (Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wife Club). Membership is open to all officers, civilians The Automotive Service Excellence Exams (ASE) will be given in and their spouses; our new name "OCSC" (Officers, ci- November. The registration deadline is Sept. 20 with no exceptions. The vilians & spouces club). Our membership drive contin- ASE certification is a valuable credential to carry into a second career in ues through the end of this month. the automotive industry. When the exam is passed the Blue Seal of Ex- All current and prospective members are invited to attend cellence card is issued for that particular skill. a "Welcome Aboard" reception on Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. at An example of exams available are: auto engine repair, auto parts, the Bayview Club. For more information or to request a truck skills, automotive transmission, diesel engines, breaks, air condi- membership application, call Ellen Soucy DWH 4748 or tioning, gasoline engines and all recertification exams. AWH 7611. Call Navy Campus for more information at 4769. -Mary Ackerman Deef Qaiders fitm Colleges Monthly mooting Thursday at 7 p.m. at Term 11/96-97 is set for Oct. 20 - Dec. 14. A tentative course schedule the Gof Daidors Building. will be available on Sept. 13. The schedule is "looking good" and in- cludes classes, such as: ethics, general biology/lab, nutrition, American If you're a diver, or thinking about literature, world literature, criminal justice, English composition, art ap- taking it up, come on {own and meet preciation, social studies, U.S. history, intermediate algebra, etc. To discuss your educational goals, please schedule an appointment community. with a counselor prior to registration. For more information, call 4748. - Ellen Soucy Coal /Sase Yoy )ay Sai entral texas Civilian Clothes Day The ASSET pretest which is required for refresher course enrollment is given every Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Navy Campus. You may take the test Every payday Aug. thru Oct. 1 now to be ready for the classes which start in October. Cost $3 The Basic Skills program consists of math, English and reading re- fresher courses. The Navy sponsors and funds the program which re- All prodeeds will go towards the Navy Day Ball. views these areas to help you prepare for college classes, increase your See your CPO/LPO for more information ASVAB scores, or improve your job performance. Take advantage of this Navy benefit! Call 4307 if you would like more information about the upcoming classes. Family Service Center - Mary Beth George Programs Call 4141 or 4153 for more information and to register for any FSC PEN PALS WAN TSO MEMORy MAkERS programs. Registration is required for all programs. OPEN HOUSE SrxrH GRADE STUDEN Ts FiNd our whAT iT MEANS TO bE A Anger Management, Monday 4 - 6 p.m. IN Vw YONK "MEMORY MAkER" Learn how to say cool and keep control. Gain skills to manage anger and WISH TO WRITE TO MoNdAy 9 - 1 1 A.M. express it in constructive ways. This is a two-session class. MILITARY PERSONNEL. OcEAN ViEw #10 IF IN TERESTED CON TACT: SEE hOW TO MAkE YOUR MEMORIES Federal Job Applications, Tuesday 9:30 - 11 a.m. IAST IONqER. SO you TOO cAN Learn about SF-171 Forms, the new OF612 Federal Application, the use hAVE A IEqACy TO PASS ON! of resumes for federal jobs, finding job opening information, the process- PATRICIA ALTMANN MEMORy MAkERS CIASS ing of federal applications and more. Lcurs M. KLEIN SEpT. 16, 8:30 To 11:30 A.M. MIDDLE SCHo OCEAN VIEW #10 Newcomers Coffee, Wednesday 9:30 - 11 a.m. 50 UNIOm AVENUE Hear about basics for living the "good life" during your tour here. Join us HARRISCN, NY i0Sze FMI CAll 4699 for coffee, company, information and a warm welcome to the Gitmo com- munity. Page 12 Friday, September 6, 1996 * e. EVENTS A BARREL CL/& V/IETYI X CUPPER CL 111 MOVIE/IN tuesdRNy t'/ IRTCKER CPISOCiRL FINIWICH SPEII 539 - 7PRM L/IENAIGHT ACLIPPERCLIE -1II1RH X BRYVEWCLLf LUNCHSPEC//L -iBRKE fRSH -l/NER SPEC/L - STERMNSHIP RII IJ K BHRREL CLI& 1N I/nIN -I/IYOYHPM VERY SERIV/CE 5- /IP M. 1NCH SPEC/ML - ROTINNER/E / ' PrOT 46 L1NCHSPEI/L - TISERE CH/CKEN BRIYIRCK N/S INNER FROM EI/HNERSPEC/IL -I9Y0ICKN/6N 1J-IIPM - / SPEC/L -THCI/E1Ir RFLL1NZ / -LI- CRNERT LUINCHSPEC/IRL -HRR/NEL7PORK IN/NERSPEC/IL -PRIME , IRRR CLU fRRIETY7J A BRY/EWCL 1j A CLPPERCLI& 1 / L1NCHSPE/L -SOP HND SHNWICHES /9/NNER A PONT 4 I EL/VERY RER/CE 5 - SPEC/IRL - I/ Rl//Rn CHICKEN ON THE fPHTI A CIPPERCLf MOI/E7PM /NNER SPEC/RL - STEHK OR CHICKEN ON THEPRTI R/CK3LOUNGE KRRIOKE/IIHT 7IWLINIRNEN 9-P/N No-fRP HOWLING -6I PM A A CIPPERCLf I/ID/ENM/IHT VII BRN -HImror 7PM A POST 48 1INCH SPEC/RL -NOTIERI/ECHCKEN IXTHELL L/NNERSPEC/RL 33IPM -2RM ERK CHICKEN A' X IRYV/EW CLIff COUNTRYA IIRTLOCKER RRIOKE BRERKEIT I IJRMMERLI. /NOSRM 'YNIRVICES -l/PM. MoVIE 7PM A I NJRM MERCLI&f BI/NGIS VLINLRINE PHRE/N/IR K /IL IR/IPHRENT -/IPRM BRRRHEL CLU 1 RICK-N-RMOLL NHilH A CLIPPER/CL& MOVIE 7PM. P/IIRSPEC/ILN A CIPPERCLIf MOI/E HNOV/II L yJ HOUR 7PM X IYVIEW CL 1 LUNCH SPEC/R - Io/IT CHICKEN INNER SPEC/IRL X/IRRREL CLU III0HNn -II/Iy MONOLI/RN18I APOST 46 INCH SPECIAL - RoTINNER/E CHICKEN NIRST TURKEY INNER VERYNERVCES - /IPM VIN10/nlI T f0OTBLL Page 13 Friday, September 6, 1006 FEATURE II II Autos Miscellaneous 1994 Saturn SC2 (Red Sports Coupe) 2-door, CDs, CDs,CDs. I have 80 country CDs to sell. Volunteers needed to serve as advocates forvic- 9 0 0 fully loaded! $14, firm. Beautiful carinmint Asking $300 for all or $7 individually. Call tims of sexual assault. Male or female, must condition. Serious inquiries only. Call 7843. 81239 and leave message. display maturity and be over 21 years of age. Volunteers are screened and receive 20 hours 1995 ChryslerLeBaronconvertible. Lowmiles, VHS movies for sale. 65 to choose from. Ask- training. To apply or for more information call excellent condition. AC, PS, PB, AM/FM ing $400 for all or $8 individually. Call 81239 Mark Keller at 4141 or 4153. cassette, power top, $15,000. Call 7454. and leave message. Family Service Centerneeds volunteers to help 1995 Chevy Beretta (red), low miles, excellent Moving sale! Sofalsleeper with matching otto- with information and referral/reception work, condition, AC, PS, automatic. Leaving Gitmo. manin woven blues/grays/cream and lightwood greeting newcomers, distribution ofhospitality Fenceline Players $13,000 OBO, available mid-September. Call trim, worn $50. RCA console 27-inch TV, $100. kits, and assisting with other activities and Steve DWH 4552, AWH 4409. RCA 19-inch black & white TV $40. Left- projects. Come be apart ofour community ser- handed golf clubs, older set with bag $100. vice, buildyourresume orjustbe around people. 1985 Olds Cutlass Supreme "Gray Goose" Stamina Stepper stair-master paid $300 sell for We work with all Guantanamo Bay residents Theater Guild excellent running car, booming stereo, brand $150,neverused Muscle toner rowingmachine including single Sailors, families, servicemem- new tires. Asking $3,500 OBO For more $50. Call 3236. bers, civilians and contractor personnel. Your information contact PO Johnson AWH 5669. skills are crucial. To apply or get more infor- Coleman propane stove with propane cylilnder mation call Mark Keller at 4141 or 4153. Meeting 1977 Chevy one ton, longbed. New tires, new (new) $35. Call AWH 7814. alternator, starter. Looks rough, but runs great. MWRis accepting applications for the follow- Sunday at 7p.m. $900 OBO. Call 81239, leave message. Car cover for 1994 Honda Accord (new). Paid ing vacant positions: Arts & Crafts manager, $200, Asking $150, firm. Call AWH 7814. Community Recreation Division, permanent, 1968 VWDuneBuggy. Comeswithtwoengines, full time. Child Development Program Assis- BUg. 972 one installed and the otherfor spare. One engine Self-propelled convertible-mulcherlawnmower tant, CDC, flexible. Please turn applications completely new, large jugs and pistons, new with side catcher attachment. Less than oneyear in MWR Personnel Office on Admin Hill, or (located at the base lifters and camshaft. It was built for speed old, great condition $300. Call Marc at 2948, call 4317 or 4323. $2,600. Call to see 7105 or 5196. leave message. of JPJ Hill) MWR is also accepting applications for sev- 1987 Chevy Sprint, in good condition, good on Full-sized washer and dryer, excellent condition, eral flexible positions forpart-time employment gas milage. Fully loaded A/C. Call Duffus, $200 for the pair Calll 2990. including Clubs Operations Assistant/Barrel Everyone is urged to DWH 4112, AWH 4229 or 5916. Club, Club Operations Assistant/Post 46, Food Service Worker/Clipper Club, Kennel Clerk/ attend this meeting. 1989 Ford Ranger pick-up, extended cab, XLT C Furniture Vet Clinic, Recreation Aid/Bingo Caller at the $3,500 OBO. Available November. Call Lee Windjammer, RecreationAid/OperationUplift, Magnavox 27-inch TV, smart picture, smart Come out and join the fun. AWH 2954. RecreationAid/Youth Center, Waiter/Waitress sound, remote locator, PIP window and much at the Clipper Club and Lateral Hazard. All more. Paid $550 one month ago, asking 1981 Chevy van, great for Gitmo, haul your $450 OBO. Call 81239 leave message. applications are accepted at MWR Personnel friendsordivegear. Runsgreat$8000BO. Call Office on Admin Hill, or call 4317 or 4323. AWH 7932. All wood entertainment center. At $50, a steal Vendor Representative GITMO NET Call 2990. for American Greetings Boats needed at the NEX Part-time with flexible UPDATE hours. Contact Shawn at 5572. 1983 Trophy 26ft IB/OB V8 with FWD cabin. All wood computer desk with slide out file drawer. Only $751 Call 2990. 249 files, Great dive/fish platform. $9,500. Call DWH NEX is now hiring for the following positions: 77 users, 4357, AWH 7058. Exchange Detective, flexible, new Wooden side table with drawer and bookshelf 15 - 25 hours per bulletins daily. $30. Call 2990. week: Janitor, full-time, 35 - 40 per week: Get your modem to Dive, fish, ski. 1992, 21ft Bayliner Trophy, 125 Storeworker Leader, full-time, 35 -40 hour per hp, trailer, 6hp aux GPS, depth/frshfinder, VHF, week: Hairstylist Supervisor, must be licensed/ 8-N-1 and outriggers, downriggers. All Coast Guard Wanted working supervisor, full time 35 -40 hours per dial 7692. equipment, also 16ft day sailer. Lots of other week. To apply stop by NEX personnel office goodies. New motor, outstanding condition. Anyone interested in becoming a Girl Scout or on the second floor of the NEX Call DWH 4575, AWH 3449. adult leader, please call Mike McGuinness at 7947. 1980 22ft. CruiserBananza, 350 Chevy inboard enginerebuiltin 1993. OMC outdrive, rebuilt in Yard Sales Tuesrdogs Dec. 95. 15hp kicker. Out-of-bounds qualified, porta-potty, fresh and salt water washdown Casa Del Mar is having a yard sale Saturday, from ft. lauderdale system installed. Leaving soon, must sell, starting at 9 a.m. No early birds, miscellaneous To Gitmo $9,000 OBO. Call GMC Fandango Pearson DWH 4798, fumiture for sale, couches,various chairs, tables AWH To Ft. 2896. and lamp shades. Located at Corinaso Cove tauderdale ballfield area. Thursday 1991 Yamaha Jet Ski, with trailer, stand up, one of two Air from ft. Lauderdale on island. $1,500 OBO. Call Lee AWH Two family yard sale, Saturday 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 2954. Windward Loop 16 A. to Gitmo friday Notice Yard Sale, Tomorrow 7 -9 a.m. Caravella Point 1410D. from Gitmo The Caribbean Naval Masonic Lodge thanks you. Your generous contributions of cash and To ft. tauderdale material has enabled us to collect $1,012.50 to- Lost & Found ' Children & pets wards the 1996-1997 W.T. Sampson graduating fed-X, UPS, Airborne class scholarship fund. Thanks again and watch FOUND: Weddingband. Found incoolerfrom this space for even more exciting initiatives in party at Yacht Club Aug. 16. Call Amy to iden- rMI oall 4478 the near future. tify. DWH 4113, AWH 7121. Page 14 * Friday, September 6, 1996 - kmw HOPPER Fil-Am Meetings -Winners of the Video Rental drawing this week are: Glenford Grant, Sandra Napper and Kimberly Butler. -Toyland Values Sale starts the grand opening of Toyland for Christmas Clean-up party and runs Sept. 18 - 30. -The special order department in the main store is now open: Thurs. & Fil-Am Club Fri. 2 - 6 p.m., Sat. 1 - 6 p.m. 11:30, Sunday -Tailoring service on Maime Hill. Drop off and pick up all work at the Mini-Mart. For major alterations and fittings, contact Kathy at 2376 to arrange for an appointment at the Marine gym. Normal turnaround is 3 Officer's meeting - 5 days unless it is an emergency. 6:30, Sept. 30 Reminder Ocean View Housing area is Temporary Shutdown of hazardous waste occupied with family housing residents. It is open only to those residents and The Hazardous Waste Storage Area will be closed from Sept. their guests. 9 - 13 due to personnel training. No waste will be dropped off or picked up during this week. Also, no pumping of used [laval Base oil or fuel will occur. For emergencies contact the trouble desk at 4424. Worship services Catholic Services Should you require further information, Saturday -5:30 p.m. Mass please contact Randy Bishop at 4994. Sunday - 9 a.m. Mass Sunday - 11:15 Mass - Leeward Sunday- 6 p.m Mass - Spanish *Confessions by appt. or 12 hour before Mass Iglesia NI Cristo Service Friday - 7:30 p.m. Sanctuary B Jewish Sabbath Services Friday - 7:30 p.m. Sanctuary A Protestant Service Sunday - 7:30 a.m. Early Praise Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Religious Education o filternative Rock - Sunday - 10 a.m. Service - Leeward Sunday - 11 a.m. Protestant Service Tonight Saturday Mon. a Tue. Clipper Club Yacht Club Barrel Club Seventh Day Adveist-Lay Led Saturday-9:30 & 11 a.m., 8 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Sanctuary B Saturday -3:30 & 5 p.m., Sanctuary S United Jamaican Fellowship-Lay Led Sunday - 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, bldg. 1036 (Next to Phoenix Cable) Aviation Sunday- 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Tropical Fellowship Service, Gitmo Bay Express bldg. 1036 Daily flights to Ft. Lauderdale Assembly of God-Lay Led with connecting flights Sunday - 12:30 p.m., Worship service, Sanctuary B to Tampa/ Church of Christ-Lay Led St. Petersburg & Sarasota Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, Xingston on 10:30 a.m. Worship service, 6 p.m. Worship Service, Fridays & Sundays Sanctuary B ' Call 1915; Fax M96 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints-Lay Led Hours: Mon - Fri Sunday - 9:30 a.m., Worship service, 8:30 .m. - 5:30 p.m. Sanctuary A Children's fare, Fed-X, Airborne FMI, call 2323/2648 Mon. -Fri. RPS available 7:30 a.m. -4 p.m. k & Page 15 * Friday, September 6, 1996 *prwe EVENTS Times ILyceums 8p.m.I ,014t the YYlcrveeo Indor ~7 p.m.J Mission Impossible - PG-13 Celtic Price - PG-13 Tom Cruise, Jon Voight Dan Aykroyd, Damon Wayans Friday - Casino A former Russian spy selling international Two die-hard Boston Celtics fans kidnap the Saturday - Scarlet Letter intelligence on the black market . .a list starplayer of the opposition team in an effort Sunday - Wild Bill containing names ofthe top undercover agents to guarantee the Celtic's date with destiny. in the world . .a corrupt agent doubling for an When best-laid plans go awry, they spend a Monday - Mrs. Winterbourne unknown organization. a mysterious arms wild night learning about the true spirit of Tuesday - The Quest dealer . .a spy agent ready to disavow the competition. Wednesday - Mission Impossible actions of existence of any of its members Thursday - Celtic Pride captured or killed . .a one man on a mission which seems impossible. If you can't beat 'em, steal him. Damon Wayans Daniel Stern AND Dan Aykroyd h CELTIC TOM CRUISE PRIDE A BRIAN DE PALMA FILM PT1 _1 Tonight - Celtic Pride Saturday - Mrs. Winterbourne Monday - The Quest Tuesday - Mission Impossible Wednesday - Mrs. Winterbourne Thursday - The Quest MRS. Mrs. Winterbourne - PG-13 Shirley MacLaine, Ricki Lake WINTERBOURN A girl who is going from filthy to rich. A fast-paced Cinderella story ofmistaken identity and unexpected love. SHIRLEY Tonight - Mission Impossible Seduced, MACLAINE impregnated and dumped by her smooth-talking Wednesday - Celtic Pride RICKI boyfriend, a young homeless woman is LAKE Thursday - Mrs. Winterbourne mistaken for the new wife of a recently BRENDAN deceased tycoon. 'FRASER StR ! PG-1 Lassie- PG The Quest - PG-13 Thomas Guiry, Helen Slater Jean-Claude Van SaturdayMatinee (1 p.m.) - Lassie Damme, When a collie named Lassie first capturedthe SaturdayMain (7 p.m.) - Mission Roger Moore imagination and stole the hearts of millions of ANew York city pickpocket jumps a freighter film-goers worldwide. Her adventure and Impossible to elude police and heads for the Far East to try triumphs launched an entertainment legend that Sunday -The Quest to enter the Ghanghen, the most prestigious has lasted for more than half a century. Now a Monday - Celtic Pride fight in the world. Though he possesses awe- new generation will encounter one of the inspiring prowess, he must devise a way to enter world's most endearing stars in an exciting, Reminder: the closed ranks of the invitation-only event. contemporary motion picture adventure. NO food or drinks allowed in the Auditorium Page 16 * Friday, September 6,1996 *.ou&