I199 ~, Guantanamo Bay !a. 6AZEi YE 'C, Vol. 57 No. I Friday, January 7, 2000 Y2K bug poses no threat to GTMO GEN Cartwright By JO1 Kristen Ellis both before and after the clocks struck midnight visits GTMO Assistant Public Affairs Officer to ensure there were no problems. Then, key The U.S. Navy was the first to ring in the personnel around base reported in to Scott, who new year. Los Angeles-class, nuclear-powered in turn, reported to Commander, Navy Region attack submarine USS Topeka (SSN 754) navi- Southeast personnel. gated across the international dateline and equa- "I'm happy to say there were no issues to tor as 1999 faded into 2000. report," said Scott. Guantanamo Bay rang in the new year safely Scott said he and other information technol- and without incident. Command Master Chief ogy professionals tuned in to the news all day PRCM(AW/PJ) Gary Gattis said he would like Dec. 31 and watched as Australia and Japan rang to convey a special "thank you" to everyone who in the new year. "We watched them and knew if volunteered to help make the New Year's Eve they came through unscathed, we probably celebrations in Guantanamo Bay safe. would, too." Deputy Even though there was a great deal of antici- Although he said he didn't think there were Commander, US. Marine Forces, pation of the stroke of midnight and the Y2K going to be any problems going into the new year, Atlantic BGEN James E. Cartwright addresses Marine Corps spouses andfields bug, Information Systems Department Head John Scott did mention the fact that no one should let questionsfrom them during at Bulkeley Scott said Guantanamo Bay has not been affected down their guard. He explained that Feb. 29 may by the Year 2000 bug. raise some problems, as well. Scott said there Hall's Locke Auditorium during his visit to "The base did excellent. All mission critical are a few simple steps people can take to help GuantanamoBay Dec. 22 - 23. The general systems rolled over." Scott explained, "A lot of ensure they don't encounter difficulties. They are visited several areas of the base, time, energy, research and effort went into it by to increase vigilance when opening e-mail attach- including the Marine Barracks, both Windward and Leewardfencelines and cognizant parties to ensure we could meet our ments, change your password and turn off com- mission." puters and peripheral devices when not in use. chow hallfacilities. Photo by PH2 Emmitt J. Hawks Scott and others around the base were at work For more information, call 4138. Retired ADM Elmo 'Bud' Zumwalt dies at age 79 Courtesy of Navy Wire Service the youngest four-star admiral to be appointed world as president of American Medical Build- Retired Admiral Elmo Russell (Bud) to the post of Chief of Naval Operations. As ings, and in subsequent years served as director Zumwalt, Jr., former Chief of Naval Operations CNO, he initiated wide-ranging reforms through of a number of corporations. and Joint Chiefs of Staff member from 1970 to his famous "Z-grams" and made Navy careers Zumwalt is survived by his wife, Mouza 1974, died Jan. 2 at Duke University Hospital in much more attractive. Coutelais-du-Roche Zumwalt; one son, James; Durham, N.C., from complications following Zumwalt was born in San Francisco in 1920 two daughters, Anne Zumwalt Coppola, and chest surgery in October for malignant mesothe- and grew up in Tulare, Calif. He was a distin- MouzettaZumwalt-Weathers; six grandchildren; lioma. He was 79. guished graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy in a sister, Saralee Zumwalt Crowe; and a brother, At 44, Zumwalt was the youngest ever of- 1942. James G. Zumwalt. ficer promoted to rear admiral, and at 49, was After retirement, he entered the corporate A full-honors funeral will be held Jan. 10. Display diving flag Candlelight March honors Dr. King GUANTANAMO BAY - When snorkeling By CWO2 Ricky Bland tanamo Bay a beacon for community involve- or scuba diving outside areas where swimming COMNAVBASE Administrative Officer ment. is permitted, all participants shall display the The African American Cultural Committee The Candlelight March is set for Jan. 17 at diving flag from a flotation device within 50 is excited about initiating the first-ever Candle- sunset. It will begin at the Windjammer Club feet of dive site and intended surface opera- light March in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King and end at the POW/MIA Memorial. tions within the bay. Floatation devices may Jr. All participants can pick up candles and glow be a boat, inner tube, diving buoy or surf float. This is a special event that crosses color bar- sticks on the day of the march at 5 p.m. in the Using dive flags outside the bay is mandatory. riers as well as recognizes multicultures and the staging area beside the Windjammer Club. need for positive dialogue in order to make Guan- For more information, call 4511/4709.

1998 Navy Chief of Information Merit Award Recipient Best Overall Military-Funded Newspaper - Small Shore Unit and Small Deployed Unit GTMO Recycle this GAZETTE What are your resolutions for the new millennium?

Marjorie Arndt: "To give up TMSN Nona Billy: "I'm going ET2(SW) Michelle Ainsworth: MA2 Tangela Marshall: "I'm second-hand smoking and complete to keep myself in better physical "I'm going to live each day going to complete my degree, be- the Calculus program at Navy Col- shape and try to avoid all of the bad knowing that I'll have to pay for it come a more knowledgable master lege Learning Center." stuff." tomorrow." at arms and help junior personnel." 'I am a Sailor' letter found near Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (This is a letterfound near the Tomb of the nal - yours is but a moment. ters of the Mekong Delta. Unknown Soldier. The author is unknown) I am the spirit of heroes past and future. I I wear many faces. I am a Naval Aircrewman I am the American Sailor: Hear my voice, am the American Sailor. I was born upon the icy soaring across God's blue canopy with my flight ! Though I speak through the mist of shores at Plymouth, rocked upon the waves of crew. I am that young Ensign down in the hanger 200 years, my shout for freedom will echo the Atlantic and nursed in the wilderness of Vir- bay of LHA-4, motivating other young men and through liberty's halls for many centuries to ginia. I cut my teeth on New England codfish women to hustle, so we make the launch time. I come. Hear me speak, for my words are of truth and I was clothed in southern cotton. I built am a reserve Seabee atop a dusty bulldozer in and justice, and the rights of man. For those ide- muscle at the halyards of New Bedford whalers the South Pacific. I am that Chief Boatswain on als I have spilled my blood upon the world's and I gained my sea legs high atop mizzen of DDG-67 teaching our next generation of Sailors troubled waters. Listen well, for my time is eter- Yankee clipper ships. standard seamanship. I am that old Navy Phar- I am the American Sailor, one of the greatest macist Mate, now a Medical Service Corps Cap- seamen the world has ever known. The sea is tain, nursing wounded Marines in the jungle. I Guantanm a my home and my words are tempered by the am a Command Master Chief, teaching Sailors sound of paddle wheels on the Mississippi and how to be the best in the world. I'm a nuke the song of whales off Greenland's barren shore. Machinist's Mate on USS Memphis deep beneath GAZETTE My eyes have grown dim from the glare of the North Pole. I am hard and strong. U.S. Naval Base sunshine on blue water and my heart is full of But it was my eyes that filled with tears when Guantanamo Bay, star-strewn nights under the Southern Cross. My my brother went down with the Thresher and it hands are raw from winter storms while sailing was my heart that rejoiced when CDR Shepherd Commander, Naval Base down round the Horn and they are blistered from rocketed into orbit above the earth. I languished CAPT Larry E. Larson the heat of cannon broadside while defending our in a Viet Cong prison camp and I walked upon nation. I have seen the sunset of a thousand dis- the moon. It was I who saved the Stark and the Chief Staff Officer tant, lonely lands. Samuel B. Roberts in mine infested waters. CDR Jack H. Van Zandt It was I who stood tall beside John Paul Jones I pulled my brothers from the smoke filled Command Master Chief as he shouted, "I have not yet begun to fight!" I compartments of Bonefish and wept when my PRCM(AW/PJ) Gary M. Gattis fought upon the Lake Erie with Perry and I rode shipmates died on Iowa and White Plains. with Stephen Decatur into Tripoli harbor to burn When called again, I was there, on the tip of Public Affairs Officer Philadelphia. I met Guerriere aboard Constitu- the spear for Operations Desert Shield and Desert JOC Walter T. Ham IV tion and I was lashed to the mast with Admiral Storm. I am woman, I am man, I am white and Assistant Public Affairs Officer Farragut at Mobile Bay. black, yellow, red and brown. I am Jewish, JO1 Kristen M. Ellis I have heard the clang of Confederate shot Muslim, Christian, and Buddhist. I am Irish, Fili- This newspaper is an authorized against the sides of Monitor. I have suffered the pino, African, French, Chinese and Indian. My publication for members of the military cold with Peary at the North Pole and I responded standard is the outstretched hand of Liberty. service stationed overseas. Its contents when Dewy said, "You may fire when ready Today, I serve around the world; on land, in air, do not necessarily reflect the official views Gridley," at Manila Bay. It was I who trans- on and under the sea. I serve proudly with the of the U.S. Government, the Department of ported supplies through submarine infested wa- fervent prayer that I need not be called again. Defense or the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof. ters when our soldier's were called "over there." Tell your children of me. Tell them of my Voice: 4502, 4819, 4003 Fax: 4520 I was there as Admiral Byrd crossed the sacrifice and how my spirit soars above their E-mail: [email protected] South Pole. It was I who went down with the country. I have spread the mantle of my nation GAZETTE On-line: Arizona at Pearl Harbor, who supported our over the ocean and I will guard her forever. I am http://gtmo.net/gazz troops at Inchon, and patrolled dark deadly wa- her heritage and yours. I am the American Sailor.

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damage to a government-owned 90-ton crane near Camp Bravo. Patrolman arrived on scene and met with the complainant who stated that upon completion of moving two septic tanks he Pelican Pete's Marina observed major damage to the forward boom Turn in 10 pink rental copies to The following incidents occurred between rods. The estimated cost of repair is $6,000. recieve free overnight or four-hour rental Dec. 20 and Jan. 2. This information was com- Traffic accident Bike Shak plied from the Base Police Journal and in no way Dispatch received a telephone call reporting Stop by the Bike Shak through Jan. 10 indicates the outcome of any investigations. It a non-injury traffic accident at the privately- and have your Christmas bike put together further should not be considered a statement of owned vehicle (POV) parking shipment lot. A Single Sailor & Marine Program responsibility of any person or persons involved unit arrived on scene and met with a supervisor Jan. 12 - Pool tournament in any investigation. who stated that while moving outbound vehicles Jan. 15 - Chess tournament Fuel spill he backed into one vehicle causing severe dam- Marblehead Lanes Bowling Center Dispatch received a telephone call reporting age. Estimated cost of repairs is unknown. Watch out for colored pins a fuel spill at the NEX Gas Station. A unit ar- Dispatch received a telephone call reporting Win a free game when you bowl a strike rived on scene and set a perimeter while that a noninjury traffic accident had occurred Child Development Center HAZMAT personnel arrived on scene and between the driver of a government-owned ve- Parent's Night Out is set for Jan. 15 from cleaned up the spill. The spill consisted of ap- hicle and a deer. The driver of the vehicle sus- 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. proximately 10 gallons of fuel, which had over- tained no injuries and was transported to U.S. Reservation fee is $12.50 and is due flowed into a catchment basin. Naval Hospital (USNH) for a fit for duty exam. by Jan. 12 Unauthorized visitor 911/rendered assistance Pizza and Movie Night Dispatch received a radio transmission from Dispatch received a 911 telephone call re- Jan. 12 - "Jungle 2 Jungle" Leeward precinct reporting an individual had porting an individual had fallen, sustaining a lac- Windjammer Club arrived on a flight without visitor entry paper- eration on the back of his head. Two units ar- Jan. 9 - Dominoes contest work. The suspect stated he boarded the flight rived on scene and performed first aid until an Jan. 13 - R&B and reggae night in hopes of connecting to Jamaica. The suspect ambulance arrived on scene and transported the Rick's was escorted to the ticket counter and placed on victim to USNH for treatment and evaluation. Jan. 8 - Elvis karaoke night the next departing flight to Norfolk, Va. Traffic violations Bayview dining Damage to government property Monthly total 75; 12 written citations; 14 Breakfast is served weekdays, 6 to 9 a.m. Dispatch received a telephone call reporting written warnings; and 49 verbal warnings. and Saturday, 8 - 10 a.m. Letter to the editor Windjammer Cafe Lunch is served Monday through We wish to thank the wonderful folks of dive buddies, we certainly shared some wondrous Friday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Guantanamo Bay for the time and memories we and unique moments that can never be re-lived. Dinner is served Monday through Saturday, have shared with you. We have a total of 22 Judy Taylor, Ray Magomo, Barbara Green and 5 to 9 p.m. years on this island and it will always be a part Ray Marsh kept me in the water and out of Teen Activities of us. But we all must leave one day, so we are trouble. Thanks to CDR Kevin Brady for the Every Saturday is teen night looking forward to our new life in the United last GTMO dive. Thank you contractors for the The Youth Center is open only for States. Christmas was in St. Augustine and New good jobs and friendly faces. teens from 8 p.m. to midnight Year's in Biloxi, then on to springtime in Mis- We hope the GTMO traditions will carry on, Youth Center sissippi. such as the progressive dinner, tour of homes, Friday night is Open Rec night Thank you PWD and ROICC friends for all Cuban-American Friendship Day, Jamaican In- G.J. Denich Gymnasium of the shared hard work and accomplishments. dependence Day celebration, MWR craft fairs Jan. 15 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Run A special thanks to Clayton Jester, and the electric boat parade, and be shared by Don Latham, The run begins 7 a.m. Sign up 6:45 a.m. Shelby Thompson, Wayne Keller, all. There is no way we can mention all of the Andy Lipka, Scuba Cuba Allan Robichaux, Bill Keenen, Glen McCall, wonderful people in GTMO, so we will simply Learn how to scuba dive this year Tom Davis, Austin Nash, EOl David Drees and wish you all the best of Y2K. For information, stop by the dive shop Don King. You guys are the cat's meow. Our thoughts will be with you for a long time. Thank you museum volunteers for the many Thanks for the memories. For more information on any of the events hours you have kept the Lighthouse Museum Joe and Andrea Jones listed above, call 5225 our visitors and residents. Thank you open to Post 46 Water Conservation Come out and join us for Red Hot Country Water conservation tip For the week of Dec. 27 - Jan. 2 Night tonight from 7 to 11 p.m. Avoid flushing the toilet unnecessarily. Weekly Use - 7,602,450 Check out international dinners from 5 to 8 Dispose of tissues, insects and other wastes Daily Avg. - 1,086,064 p.m. Every Friday is Oriental favorites and in the trash rather than the toilet. By doing 6 Daily Goal - 700,000 alternating Italian, Jamaican and Mexican is your part in conserving water, you can help (all amounts are in gallons) held every Wednesday evening and the cost the base meet its daily water usage goal of We spent $35,131 over our goal this is $5, including your beverage 700,000 gallons. week. FMI call 2645/2636 -

Page 3 - Friday, January 7, 2000 GAZETTE 1999 Year in Review ready to McCalla Hill. The 3-inch, 50 caliber guns are manual and were designed before the 1940s. They 1. First GTMO baby born in 1999 - Jan. 4 GTMO, the base sprang into action and stood by, welcome the refugees and to make them comfortable became obsolete after World War II when they were replaced by automatic weapons. The last stock U.S. Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay delivered its first baby of the new year Jan. 4at 5:32 p.m. as as the circumstances permitted. of 3-inch blank ammunition for the 3-inch 50s was used in the historicsevent. GTMO's 40 mm guns The baby boy, Damien Rosas, weighed six pounds, 13 ounces. witl he used fee eeremonies in the futue. a2. Personnel Support Detachment welcomes ENS Schultz as new offer in charge, says 15. Eetociesbsegesrcemmad i GTMO - May 10 C mml itybBaekm penesGTMObranch - Aug. 2 fareewell t LTJG Westy - Jae. 1 CDOR Robest ldotnioieed CDR Docid Ptothsto in00 2d. The Community Bosh, a Depamentof Defesesbank msoaged by Bakkaf America, opened its fNS Bethany Schultz to command of Personnel Support Detachment from LTJG Alessia ch aeofEmmomad cnGmoony hitd enborediNofolk-baed a bok foe ma ootana mar. It offesmoot ofthe same series Westry is a changesoficommand csremony at PhD. frigateUfSSkEtocinofFFG 15) owhie poeid iGuantaoamo doors afet themba saa sitoat bank in the United States does. This comes more than a year after Central Fidelity Bank 3. Training ship Empire State visits GTMO- Jan. 16 Bay. commercial MayMes 9 558after22 yearsnofbusiness inuGuantanamo Bay. TheBMassachusetts Maitime Academy (MMA) naiing ship Empire State pulled into Guan- lb. Eogte rides sied eels GTMO - May 12 closed its do 25. GTMO reseiveNayenironeeetalanward- July 30 tanamo Bay sith 459 cadets as par0afobhe MMAs anussa term. USCGC Eogle (WIX 327) was tOiGuaatomo Bay on a Bay was presented with the 1998 Navy NaturakResources Conservation Award, 4. TeamGTMO responsible for rescue at sea - Jan. 18 routine training mission Eagle is the only active commis- Guantanamo installation. The award recognizes GTMO's efforts to raise awareness about endangered spe- Little Manatee, a 19-foot cuddy cabin, skippered by Dennis Stephenson, had an anchor rope sioned sailing vessel in the U.S. maritimeoservices. It serves large cies sod conservation. caught in its propeller and capsized. The Navy diveboat and HarbouPatrol, alongwithpiately- s aeogoing classroom for approximately 175 cadets and ososed boats, rescued Stephenson and is three tootructoe fromthsU.S.CoastGoord Academy. 26. dTreadn ie GTMO - Oct. 1 a storm stem members. 17a Guantanamo Bay wins Silver Anchor Award - An F-0 tornado on the Fujita-Pearson Tornado Scale formed in Guantanamo Bay during bee. 5. Kitchen ire causes more than $5,000 May 21 birth - Oct. 2 damage - Feb.6 U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay was presented with the Commander, Naval Base, Jacksonville Silver An- 27. GTMO celebrates centenarian's A kitchen fire in CaravellafPoint familyhous- chor Award for its superior achievement in career information program management. Guantanamo Bay's oldest ing caused an estimated $5,144 in damage to the 18. Pizza Galley reopens - May 21 resident, John Campbell, turned unit. No one was seriously injured. The Navy Exchange Pizza Galleyreopened at its new location in the NEX snack bar 100 years old. He was bornis tamaica adbhsslived iCuba 6. BRSC takes over ferry service - Feb. 15 19.aSupply Department becomes a FISC de- In acorndancesoithbNacy osourcing iitia- tachmet - Junee6 sictla.dHes w ir dby aa the tives in toesre-bsed flNeetosupo mission. The Naval Station Supply Department officially American company building Bumsand Roe ServicesfCorporation was awarded became a Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Jack- Cuban railroadsystem. In search a contract to proideport andharbor operations in Guantanamo Bay. BRSC performsoallnrequire- sonville, Fla., Detachment. FISC Detachment of a better job, Campbell cameto the base for employment. After ments for water transportation and ship assist tug service utilizing Navy-owned equipment. GTMO provides services such as inventory man- working at the Morale, Welfare 7. K-W Inc. takes over fuels contract - Feb. 15 agement, personal property, postal, SERVMART and Recreation Marina for more Kvaerner-Wilbros Inc. assumed responsibility for management and operation of Defense Fuels and othercore functions. The partnership with FISC than 40 years, he rested. Support Guantanamo Bay. Fuel support by GTMO has been a primary mission for the base since it Jacksonville was forged to support Navy supply 28. GTMO wiestommu- was established by President Theodore Roosevelt as a coaling station in 1903. goals, regionalization, consolidation and streamlin- nity service awards - Oct.8 8. GTMO wins CNOenvironmental award - Feb.26 ing supply functions. U.S. Naval Station Guan- Guantanamo Bay won place in natural resources conservation for large installations in the 20. Show me the money! ATMs are opera- first tasamos Bay wsselosected as the 1998 Chiefof Naval Operations Environmental awards. GTMO has vast natural resources conser- tioas - June 9 for the Environmen- on the boading edge is the gield of conetion. tibs ugely-awaited automatic teller machines easie of the Southeast Region Community Service Flagship Award cation program and is tat Stesoardship Flagship and the Campaigs Drug Free Flagship. Naval Staton stnlsoon second 9. Ctrrie taket aner as NBGA commandieg officer - Msrch 5 wers enstallsdat the Navy fEcsageoatriumocod one affiliaed cith Bsank ofAooerics. - place is the Project Good Neighbor Flaship sod the Youth, Health and FittssnFltagshtp asowe sos)s LCDR Daniel Conie III took command of Naval Security Group ActivityoGuantanamo Bay receivinganOversallCommunistyService Asoard Ho- from CUR Phillip Fioilli isa change of command ceremony soto fool telnes Hill. 21. GTMOdie IoerpersoneassistSFirebolt- June 29 10) was in need of their assis- orable Mention. The Community Service Flagship 10. Institute for Bird Populations does study in GTMO - March 12 Naval Station diver locker personnel received a message that USS Fireboltt(PC Asardsrmcognie personeleexcellence and outstand- The ntitute fordBindPopulationsa nonprofit organization from Point Reyes Station, Calif, tances The G MO dice ckeSr, augmented withthree divesso from Mobile Diig Salvsge Uolt 2 Detach- ing community service projects. begin agcie-yearostudy n Guantansmo Bay. The 29. MCPON siitGuaetaeamo Bay - Oct. 25 studyisobasedsonsstimating thsurnical and pro- met ntoseelt ReedsfPueas Rieosand the thiy'sholl osd soylaced its i-bloded yrepellerstooth MatrChiffstty OfOce5feNavy (MCPDN) ductivity of migraorcy lsnd binds that usesCobs MMCM(S/SW/AW) tames Herdt instsith Sailors assitering grounds. Boce-blodddpelles. and Marines and discussed the many changes taking 12. Guantanamo Bay recognized for com- 22. Windjammer Club reopens - July 2 place throughout the Navy. MCPON was accompa- munity service - April 2 The grand reopening came after the completion of a $440,00 nemovasion project. Both the restau- niedbyCommanderNMyRegionSoutheastyCor- Guantanamo Bywassselctedas winner of mood Mastsr Chisf MMCM(SW/AW) Rasdy Hyde the knionmental hStewardshiy Flagshiy for test cod honarOOaeaeefolly rnovated, including the andNavy Personnel Command Single Sailor Program of Naval Operations 1998 CommunitySer- new carpeting, doors, furniture and service areas. Chief Manager AVCM (AW) Ruel Odom. vice Awards. The base was selected under the The sirconditioning system was redesigned and a 30. Residents gather together for Thanksgiv- Stewardship Flagship, large over- new, state-of-the-art sound and lighting system was Environmental ieg dieeer - Nov. 25 seos category for its exceptional natural resource ocstaled. out for the program. 23.U.S. Navy's 50 caliber guns shoot into Mete than 3 base residents turned Thanksgiving meal and activities heldon Chapel Hill. 13. GTMO prepares to care of Kosovar-Albanian - April 9 the history books - July 5 Several individuals and groupson base pitched in and Guantanamo Bay was tasked with preparing to caring for 500 to 20,000 Kosovar-Albanians in The U.S.Navy's last 21-gun salute using 3-inch, f caliber mark 1/0 anti-aircraft guns was heldonv helped make the holiday event successful one. support of "Operation Sustained Hope." Although the Kosovar-Albanian guests never did arrive in 50

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AUTOS BOATS MEETINGS NOTICES 1985 Pontiac Fiero, $1,000. Call 7861. and lots of extras, $3,500. Call AWH 7503. A W.T. Sampson Parent Teacher and pasta dinner begins at 7 p.m. The theme Organization meeting will be held Jan. I1 at is "Gangland meets in GTMO," so come 1986 Pontiac Grand Am, red, four-door, six- Crystler 16-foot boat with 85 horsepower 6:30 p.m. in the media center. Everyone is dressed as your favorite gangster. Tickets cylinder, in good condition, $950. Call 7066. Johnson motor and an Evinrude kicker, lots welcome. FMI call 7190. are $12. Deadline to purchase tickets is Jan. of extras, $2,000. Call AWH 7720. 19. FMI call CDR Don Wray at 4373/4510, 1980 Yamaha 400 cc, runs, needs some work. Reef Raiders general membership meeting is LTJG Ron Scholljegerdes at 4234 or CWO2 Call Glenn at 7388. set for Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. There will be a Al Larsen at 4871. DIVE GEAR potluckdinnerat6p.m. This meeting is open 1970 Ford truck, great for diving and 1980 to everyone. FMI call Happy Olmstead Officer and Civilian Spouse Club - function Ford truck. Both are dependable modes of Two-piece Fathom farmer John wet suit, four DWH 3999, AWH 7859. and business meeting for January has been transportation. Call AWH 3041/5896. millimeter, mens size medium/large, $200. postponed until further notice. Call 2768 anytime. The next Installation Advisory Committee 1976 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, orange, meeting is scheduled for Jan. 18 at 6 p.m. in Vet clinic - is offering basic obedience classes original 350 automatic engine, recently W.T. Sampson High School's conference at Deer Park. You must register in advance. rebuilt, in excellent condition, $13,000. Call PETS room. Everyone is welcome. FMIcall2207/ FMI call 2101. DWH 3397, AWH 2115. 3500. The vet clinic has three kittens, a cat and two Bike Shak- will assemble bikes through Jan. dogs for adoption. FMI call 2101. A Senior Petty Officers Association meeting 10 for $5 for small bikes and $10 for large FOR SALE is set forJan. 20 at 3:30 p.m. in the Combined bikes. Children will receive a free safety Bachelor Quarters Room 4. lesson and inspection. FMI call 2381. Microwave, $50; Epson printer, $50; large SERVICES patio umbrella with stand, $25; artificial An inaugural GTMO Candlelight March - Christmas tree, 6 1/2-feet, $15; assorted Child care provider has several openings for LOST AND FOUND is scheduled to honor Dr. Martin Luther King childrens video tapes, $2 each; and Nintendo children of all ages, both daytime and at sunset Jan. 17, starting at the Windjammer with three games, $30. Call AWH 7916 or evenings. FMI call Sonya Hunley at 5542. Lost: Jaguar car window fan flag. Call 7503. Club and ending at the POW/MIA Memorial leave a message. on Sheman Avenue. Route maps will be published soon. Everyone is encouraged to Aiwa minitheater, 330 watts, five speakers, WANTED JOBS participate in the march. For more Dolby Pro-logic surround sound, dual information, call 4511/4709. cassette, digital AM/FM, three CD changer Baby-sitter, part-time for evenings and Human Resources Office is announcing job and karaoke, less than one year old. Will sell weekends. Call DWH 4961, AWH 5695. announcement 99-NR53-JMW-2433, Hourly child care - is available at the Child for $350. Call 7990. Supervisory Contract Surveillance Development Center Monday through Friday Chapel nursery is seeking volunteers on Representative,GS-l101-IlthroughJan. 10. from 8 a.m. to noon for children ages 13 Golfeart, three wheels, runs well, $250 OBO. Sunday morning. FMI call Jennifer at 3129. Applications will not be accepted locally. months to five years. Reservations can be Call 5745/7805. They must be mailed to the Stennis Space made on a monthly basis. Maximum usage is Navy/Marine Corps Relief Society is seeking Center. The address is provided on the job three days per week. FMI call 3664. White infant changing table, $10; an infant volunteers. NMCRS offers reimbursement announcements. Applications must be car seat, $15; two sets of Navy maternity for commuting and child care expenses, as postmarked by the closing date. FMI call Community blood pressure checks - are white uniforms; and one set ofNavy maternity well as all of the intangible benefits of 4430/4822. done every second and fourth Wednesday of blue uniforms. Call AWH 3620. volunteering. FMI call 4393/4394. the month from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m. in the Human Resources Office is accepting NEX atrium. The American Red Cross and Clubby I and Clubby II Beanie Buddies, a Baby crib, high chair and other assorted applications for job announcement 99-048 U.S. Naval Hospital have teamed up to provide few beanies not seen in Guantanamo Bay and items for a one-year-old. Call Dan DWH Transportation Assistant (OA), GS-2102-04/ this service. FMI call 5060/4676. boys clothing size 18-months. Call 7805. 6354, AWH 5571. 05/06. Anyone who applied under an- nouncements 99-042 and 99-046 need not Navy Leadership Continuum classes - will Yamaha computerspeakers withwoofer, $25; Reef Raiders Dive Shack volunteers are reapply. FMI call 4822/4430. be held for E-5's, Feb. 28 through March 10; two solid wood end tables, $10 each; Singer needed. This is a great way to meet other E-6's, Aug. 14 - 25 and E-7's, July 10 - 21. mini-serger sewing machine, $20; full-size divers. For every two nights you volunteer, MWR job vacancies for flexible positions: FMI call EMC(SW) G. Grindley at 3162. headboard, $10; Canon QS-200 electric you receive a free air card. If there are no food service worker, clerk typist, recreation typewriter, $10; and a small study desk, $10. volunteers for Monday through Friday from assistant, bar assistant, bartender, CDC Hispanic Heritage Association - T-shirts Call 7861. 5 to 8 p.m., the dive shack won't open. FMI program assistant, custodial worker and are on sale for $10. We are also looking for call Bill Leonard at 3180. publicity assistant. FMI call 4323. new members. FMI call PRI(AW) Jose White iron youth bed with rails and mattress, Ramos DWH 6250, AWH 5533 or e-mail $30; baby walker with bumpers, $20; blue Navy Exchange has vacancies for a com- [email protected]. Lazy Boy recliner, $10; carpet pad, $10; YARD SALES missary operations clerk, lead commissary Panasonic cordless phone/answering operations clerk and a warehouse worker. Seabee/CEC Ball -will beheld Feb.26 at the machine, $10; blue Kolcraft stroller, $10; Saturday, Villamar 39B, 7 a.m. FMI call the NEX personnel office at 4348. Windjammer Club. Social hour is set for 6 and high chair, $5. Call DWH 72123, AWH p.m. and the ceremony begins at 7 p.m. 7616. Saturday, Caribbean Circle SB, 7:30 a.m. W.T. Sampson School is accepting ap- Attire is summer whites. Menu includes We have lots of miscellaneous items. plications for substitute teachers. To apply, baked chicken, roast beef, rice pilaf, vegetable Murray 10-speed girl's bicycle, in excellent submit your completed SF-171 to the high medley, dinner roll, tea and coffee. Music condition, $40; and a new bicycle helmet, school office. FMI call 3500. will be provided by Jim Veazey. Ticket $10. Call 5534. MEETINGS prices are as follows: E-1 to E-4, $5; E-5 to E- 6, $10; E-7 to O-3, $18; O-4 and up, $25; and Star Wars Episode I "Phantom Menace" Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are NOTICES civilians, $25. FMI or to purchase tickets, figures, boxed from $6 and loose from $4.50 Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 7 p.m. call LTJG E. Breitenbach at 4162. each. We also have Native American Indian in Chapel Hill's Room 4A. FMI call 72650/ Plant nursery - will reopen Jan. 15. art available. Call 3673. 7952. Seabee Ball fund-raiser- is under way. It is Post 46 - is looking for DJs in all types of a shaved head contest. Boxes with American Red Cross Advisory Council music. Equipment is optional. FMI call participants names and photos are located at BOATS meeting will be held Jan. 10 at 5 p.m. in the GySgt Daily at 2645. the PWD trouble desk. Drop your donation Family Service Center training room. in the boxes. The person with the most Aquasport center console, 17.5 feet, trailer, Everyone is welcome to attend. FMI call Hailandfarewell-will beheldJan.22atthe donations will have his head shaved Jan. 14. 120 horsepower engine, VHF, depth finder 5060/4676. Bayview Club. Social hour begins at 6 p.m. FMI call CEC(SCW) Jim Bracken at 5263.

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NOTICES SCHOLASTIC LINE High school announces honor roll Waterslide- will be held Jan. I5 and 16 from 3998/3999. GUANTANAMO BAY - and Bryan Pahl I 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Iguana Terrace off Kittery W.T. Sampson High School recently 12th grade - Robert Wilson Beach Road. Food anddrinks will be available There is a market for the following used text for purchase and there will also be a dunk books for classes at Troy State University: announced its Principal's Honor Roll Honor Roll: Seventh grade - tank. Proceeds benefit the Seabee/CEC Ball. "Critical Incidents in Management," "The and Honor Roll for first quarter. Rickia Bland, Kari Cooper, Kim-Thi The winner of the fund-raiser shaved head Ropes to Skip," "Management: Building Honor roll students are as follows: Hawkins, Jeremi Lasseter, Heather contest will be announced. FMI call Competitive Advantage," "Employment Law Principal's Honor Roll: Sev- Ross, Gregory Roudybush and CEC(SCW) Jim Bracken at 5263. for Business" and"Smoking and Politics." If Warfield you would like help selling your used texts, enth grade - Amanda Belyeu, Shanavia Thrift Savings Plan - open season runs call 3998 or stop by the TSU office. Patricia Chernicky, Donald Kenney, Eighth grade - Candace Armer, through Jan. 31. FMI call 4430/4441. Kayla Koerber, Ashley MacMahon, Tobias Bradley, Christopher Karle, Amanda Martinez, Michael Pahl and Shane McCall and Lauren West American Red Cross - is offering a baby- SPORTS sitting course Jan. 8. FMI call 5060/4676. Nathan Warren Ninth grade - Ian Boswell, Yatera Seca Golf Club will sponsor a par Eighth grade - Samantha Daily, Amanda Buckman, Christina Ogle, Antiterrorism training/personal protection three tournament Jan. 9. All holes will be Amanda Heinz, Angelina Martinez, Jason Ross, Ryan Sison, Geovany brief- will be given every Friday at 9 a.m. in reconfiguredtoparthreedistance. Handicaps Stephanie Rodriguez and Christine Venegas and Kenneth West Room 17 at Navy Campus. FMI contact ATI will be adjusted accordingly. Show time is Jeffery Palazzo at 4952. 7:30 a.m. with tee off at 8 a.m. Entry fee is Therrien 10th grade - Muriel Bradley, $8 forclub membersand$12fornonmembers. Ninth grade - Danielle Baggett, Aishia Hall, Ashley Haseltine, Prince FSC - offers computers available for re- FMI call AWH 2425. Laura Elizabeth Belyeu, Jennifer Hill, Ashley Jones, Aaron Smith and location information, financial research, job Bodenheimer, Terrence Hines and Jay Wood search and working on your SF-171 or resume. Free paintball clinic for new players, both FMI or to schedule an appointment, call youth and adult, will be held Jan. 22 from 9 Amy Lambertsen 11th grade - Justin Baggett, Am- 4141/4153. a.m. to noon at the Ground Zero Paintball 10th grade - Dorian Banyas, ber Drees and Priscilla Valencia Field. There is no charge to rent equipment, Christian Basel, Brandi Johnson and 12th grade - Crystal Douglas, Marina - offers free overnight rental or four- just pay for the paintballs. FMI call Glen at hour rental when you turn in 10 pink copies of 2999. Kelly Sison Ambrosher Hall and Tyriniesha your boat rental contract. Fuel cost and a $20 11th grade - Morgan McCall Milton deposit for overnight use still apply. FMI call Will the headlines read, "Marine team beats 2345. Navy in Banana Rat Race" triathlon? The Elementary school lunch menu Banana Rat Race triathlon is set for Feb. 5. I - pizza, green beans, carrot sticks, fruit cocktail and milk Safe rides home program - every Friday and includes a 500-meter swim, 12-mile bike and Monday Sausage Saturday night from 9 p.m. to3 a.m. You can three-milerun. Entry feeis$15 for individuals Tuesday - Beef tacos, celery, Spanish rice, sliced peaches and milk get a free ride to any club or to your residence and $30 for a team. FMI or to register, call Wednesday - Baked chicken, salad, potato wedges, fresh fruit and milk or ferry landing. Just ask the bartender. FMI the American Red Cross at 5060/4676. Thursday - Hot dog, cheese, french fries, peas, fresh fruit and milk call 5225. Friday - Chicken nuggets, potato slices, broccoli, sliced peaches and milk

LIBERTY - offers movie night every PERSONALS Monday and Thursday in the recreation center beginning at 7 p.m. A variety oftournaments The Phi Delta Kappans would like to thank Worship Services are held in the re-creation center each month. the following people for participating in the Protestant Service Lay Led Services Weekday tournaments begin at 7 p.m. and GTMO Holiday Tour of Homes: CAPT Larry Sunday - 11am main chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints weekend tournaments begin at 2 p.m. FMI and Mary Larson, COL A and Anita Karle, Sunday - 4p m. Leeward Galley (Bible study) Sunday - 9 am. Samctary A call 2010. CAPT Tom Hawkins and Ann Nguyen, Tuesday - 11:30 a.m U S Naval Hospital Filipino Bible Fellowship SGTMAJ Wylie and Denise McIntosh, Craig Ward D lounge (Bible study) Sunday - 6:30 p.m. Sanctuary A Pizza and a movie night- isheld Wednesday and Kathy Basel, Jim and Sue Ferrinden, Catholic Services Inelesia Ni Cristo at the Bayview at 5:30 p.m. You make the W.T. and Cynthia Johnson, Taylor Edwards, Saturday - 430 p m main chapel Sunday - 8 p. m. Sanctuary 13 pizza. Jan. 12 -"Jungle 2 Jungle." FMI call Frank and Joyce Kruppa and Gary and (Reconciliation)* 2132. Stephanie Hatcher. Their willingnesstoopen *or by appointment Fiday - Ipm Sanptary 1B their homes to the community and share their 5:30 main chapel Pentecostal Gospel Temple traditions and customs made for a most Sunday - 9.15 am main chapel Suday- 8am Sanctuary C - C (Spanish Moss) Wednesday -6:30 p.m. Sauctary C (Bible siudy) SCHOLASTIC LINE memorable evening in GTMO. Thank you. noon Sanctuary Monday - 11:35 anm. Hospital Seventh Day Adventist (Ward D lounge) Saturday - 9:30 and 1l am. , 3:30 and 5 pm Congratulations from Navy College Learn- As I leave my employment with U.S. Naval Tuesday - 7 am. Cobre Chapel behindd main Samctuar B ing Center to AD3 Danny Ledesma and Hospital after 25 years, I wish to express a chapel) Friday - :30 p.m. Sanctuary B (Biblc study) Shawnae Ditgen in Intermediate Algebra, sincere thank you for the genuine 6:30 pm. - Fellowship Hall (oduli United Gospel Fellowship EOCN Andy Martindale in Mathematics and consideration, help and support I received education) Sunday - 12: 30 p.m. main chapel 6:30 pm. -Room 3 YN2 Zachary Loper in Language Arts. NCLC from everyone as I carried out my daily Wednesday - 11:35 a.m. Marine Barracks Tuesday - p m. Sanctuary A (1b1 .ndy) offers 30 free, computer-based courses from duties. It was a pleasure knowing you, (conference room) United Jamaican Fellowship fundamentals to college-level algebra, working with you and enjoying the Thursday - 7 am. (CabreChapel Sunday - 11 a m. mid 6:30 pm Budlding /036 calculus, chemistry, physics and preparation camaraderie. I leave you with mixed feelings (behind main chapel) Tuesday - 6:30p.m. Building 1036 Friday - 9 a.m. Leueard Galley for the ASVAB, CLEPs, SAT, ACT and and wish you all the best and God's speed for (Prayer and Bible studh) GED. FMI call 3997. the coming years and the new century. Vines A. Wright FMI call 2323 To make up for holiday closures, the Navy College Learning Center will be open Jan. 14 DATE TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., in addition to its Jan.7 0213 -0.17 0951 1.44 1631 0.34 2051 0.62 regular hours. FMI call 3997. NLMOD Jan.8 0249 -0.16 1021 1.41 1701 0.32 2133 0.63 tidal Jan. 9 0325 -0.14 1057 1.38 1731 0.30 2215 0.65 Registration for Term III runs through Jan. Jan. 10 0407 -0.10 1127 1.32 1801 0.25 2309 0.69 14. Schedules are available at the Troy State data Jan. 11 0455 -0.04 1202 1.26 1836 0.19 ------University office and City Colleges of Jan, 12 0002 0.73 0542 0.05 1238 1.17 1906 0.09 Chicago office on Chapel Hill. FMI call Jan. 13 0108 0.82 0648 0.16 1314 1.08 1948 -0.03

Page 7 * Friday, January 7, 2000 - GAZETTE AT THE DOWNTOWN LYCEUM. Main floorseating is Glass containers are not permitted on designated non-smoking area site. The concessionstand is open Designated area for people viewing seven nights a week.Bring your radio or the movie in their vehicle is located walkman, tune into FM 97.1 on the left and right of the floor and listen to a movie in stereo! seating. Please be courteous and turn off engines and headlights. MOVIE LINE 4392 Movies for the Week of Jan.7- Jan.13 Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday JAN 7 JAN 8 JAN 9 JAN 10 JAN 11 JAN 12 JAN 13 7PM 7PM 7PM 7PM 7PM 7PM 7PM MUSIC OF THE POKEMON Downtown 120HEART 120 min. PG 96 min. G THE SLEEPY THE HOME THE BEST Lyceum 9PM 9PM BACHELOR HOLLOW MESSENGER ALONE 2 MAN AMERICAN THE BONE BEAUTY COLLECTOR 118 min. R 118 min. R 101 min. PG-13 100 min. R 148 min R 120 min. PG 115 min. R 7PM 7PM 7PM SINCE 7PM 7PM Clipper PUSHING TIN SAVATE YOUV'E BOWFINGER CLOSED CLOSED THE Club BEEN GONE HAUNTING R R R PG-13 PG-1 7PM 7PM PM 7PM 7PM 7PM 7PM Marine Hill THE SIXTH BLUE STREAK ROKENDOWN PREDATOR 2 BIG DADDY STIGMATA LIFE Lyceum SENSE PALACE PG-13 PG-13 PG-13 R PG-13 R p AMERICAN BEAUTY 4 Kevin Spacey, Annette Bening, and Th ora Birch C'femiete tttatlOffS Lester Burnham is a man whose wife hates him, h is daughter THE BONE COLLECTOR regards him with contempt, and his boss is positioning him for Denzel and Angelina Jolie the ax - the typical suburban nightmare. When you 've got nothing to lose, you might as well risk everything. Provoke d by forbidden When a gruesomely mutilated corpse is found buried next to the passions, Lester decides to make a few changes i n his life that railroad tracks in Spanish Harlem, an independent, street-smart are less mid-live crisis than adolescence reborn. T he freer he policewoman is forced to team up with the brilliant but bed-bound gets, the happier he gets, which is even more forensics expert Lincoln Rhymes, in order to solve the murder. mad dening to his wife and daughter. But Lester Burnham learn After pressuring her to work with him on the case, Rhymes grows is about to that the ultimate to depend more and more on her as she becomes his eyes and freedom comes at the ultimate price. R legs in the outside world. When they begin to suspect that the murder was more than just a random act, the two must race, "Great script. Great directing. against time to track down this killer before he strikes again. R Great acting. Grgreat movie!' AMERIC AN BEA UTY

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