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Vol. 60 No. 16 Friday, April 18, 2003 What's Inside OTMO SOY! (AND GIRLS) OF SUMMER

With the softball season, also comes the beginning of a season of possible sports related injuries that can often be avoided. The GTMO Safety Office has contributed an article pinpointed the most often reported injuries and some steps that can be taken to avoid the "agony of defeat." See page 4 Alcohol Awareness Month

Getting set for the "bigs" by learning the skills needed to play America's game, the boys and girls of GTMOs T-Ball league April is Alcohol Awareness Month got their first taste of the and with that comes the plea to take a 2003 season Friday. hard look at what, when and why you Many of the players are may take a drink. Alcohol can and does getting their first taste of destroy lives and here you will find team sports. some of the questions that will help you More on page 6 avoid those pitfalls. See Page 4 j GUANTANAMO BAY

Force Make/Model Color Plate 1971 Ford Ranchero Blue C-2244 Protection Ve lie Volvo Black C-9835 Nissan Stanza Gold Unknown Local 1988 Chevy Celebrity White C-4511 instructions CIAmiAls Chrysler Pick-up Yellow C-1478 Ford Escort Gray A-6213 prohibit leaving Dodge Polaris Green C-1901 young children Ford Escort Red C-0425 The NA VSTA Security Dodge Colt Red A-5131 alone or Department, Logistics Dodge Plymouth Yellow C-1478 unattended. Be Division has the Dodge Omni White C-6926 Chevy Citation II White C-8159 certain they are following vehicles in its Chevy Cavalier Blue C-1135 in the care of a impound lot. If no one Ford Escort Blue A-9111 1977 Mazda GLC Brown B-3118 trustworthy claims the vehicles, they Chevy Malibu Blue/Red C-0308 person will be disposedof. For Pontiac Grand Am White B-4310 more information, Ford Tempo Brown Unkown Chevy Pick-up White C-6935 contact HT1 Mays or Ford Mustang Red C-4125 Water STG2 Waters at 4331. Ford Mustang Brown C-6959 Nissan Datsun Blue C-6914 Conservation Vehicle Identification Nissan Datsun Brown B-3277 Numbers available for Ford F-350 White Unknown Apr 7-13 Ford F-150 White/Green B-3746 some vehicles. Ford F-150 White C-4980 Used 7,087,759.0 Daily avg. 1,012,537.0 Daily goal 1,000,000 gal ADULT AND TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED We spent $1,667.42 over our budget for the week. FOR SUMMER VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL IN JULY U.S. Naval Base - S.C.U.B.A. - Guantanamo Bay Gazette SUPER COOL UNDERSEA BIBLE ADVENTURE PLANNING MEETING WILL BE HELD Commander, Naval Base CAPT Leslie J.McCoy TUESDAY APRIL 29TH @ 1900 Chief Staff Officer CAPT Michael Fair CHAPEL HILL FELLOWSHIP HALL Command Master Chief CMDCM(SS) Al Steiner Public Affairs Officer CALL BARBARA OLSEN @ 7685 TO VOLUNTEER OR FOR JOC Richard Evans Gazette Editor MORE INFORMATION JO1 Amy Kirk This newspaper is an authorized publication for members of the Command Financial Specialist (CFS) Training military services stationed at Naval Base Guantanamo Bay. Its contents do not necessarily reflect April 21-25, 7:30am - 4pm at the Fleet & Family Support Center the official views of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense or the U.S. Navy and do Attendees should be E-6 or above, have command approval, and have at not imply endorsement thereof. least one year left at their command. We need highly motivated, financially Phone: 4502, 4520 stable individuals who will actively assist others and attend bi-monthly CFS E-mail: forums to exchange information and keep up with the many changes affecting [email protected] the personal finances of service members. gazette On-line: To register, call Paul Walker at the FFSC, 4141. www.nsgtmo.navy.mil

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Guantanamo Bay Golf: NEWS BRIEFS Jewish News Note Chaplain (Rabbi) Brad Hoffman is "Spring Thaw Tournament here at GTMO from thru April 30. POC: Chaplain Office, Tel. 2323. Catholic Service ~1 Schedule 1500, The LORD's Passion 2030, Mass Easter Sunday 0900, Easter Mass 1100, Misa White Elephant Exchange The Enlisted Civilian Spouses Association is holding a meeting and White Elephant Exchange in the Community Center at 7pm Wednesday. Appetizers and beverages will be served. For information contact Kim at 7389 from 9am-5:30pm or Grace at 7600 from 5:30-9:30pm.

(Left to right) Firefighters Steve Perrin-2nd place, Joe Hettler-Ist place and Leroy Graham-2nd place, show off their Tax Center Update awards as the Fire Department made a great showing at the Yatera Seca Golf Course "Spring Thaw" Tournament. The Naval Base Tax Center hours of Other winners include Bill Willey-PWC 1st place, and Rick Daniel &Charles Crouse-PWC 3rd place. operation are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9am to 5pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am to 7pm. Call 4314 for an appointment. The center has completed more than 370 TV-Turnoff Week 2003, tax returns - a service valued at $49,751. The total amount of refunds is over April 2 1-27 $542,337. SPOA to Host Talent Show Millions Expected to Participate in Annual The Senior Petty Officers' Association (SPOA) is sponsoring a Talent Show on May 2. Tube Turnoff Tryouts are scheduled on April 22 and 24. Times will be announced at a later WT Sampson Elementary School will join date in the Gazette and on the Roller. Proceeds from the show go toward thousands of schools, libraries and scholarships for W.T. Sampson High community groups nationwide in a School seniors. coordinated effort to encourage millions of Americans to turn off their TV sets for seven _ 00 MWR Spring Festival days and turn on life. TV-Turnoff Week is a Celebrate the Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month chance to read, converse, think, create and with an Easter Hunt and carnival, do. Saturday, Apr. 19 from lOam to 2pm at Cooper Field. The hunting begins at 10am Children in the US watch almost three with instructions and follows with ages hours of television each day. In the course of 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, 13-18 and adults at a year, they spend more time in front of the VV 10min. intervals. Free hot dogs, chips and drinks. The tube (1,023 hours) than in school (900 event is co-sponsored by FFSC, DODEA Continued on pag and Security. Friday, April 18, 2003 - Page 3 BAY*UANTANAMO f 111 ioftba I I Safety Well the softball season is here.We can tell by the sharp increase in accident reports. Some of the injuries are pretty severe causing a lot of unnecessary pain and many lost days away from work. These lost days away from work also cause additional pain for the shipmates who pickup the work load wt you are out. Lost work days also degrade our quality mission capabilities to our customers. Below is a brief, softball brief for you players. Play hard, play strong, be competitive and enjoy yourself, but don't hurt yourself or anyone else.remember in the end, softball is a game and not combat.

Take care out there, Dave Nelson Naval Station Safety Director Recommendations: Recommendations include the following:

Background: a. Inspect the playing field before the game for potholes, A review of softball mishaps show most injuries are caused by slippery areas and obstructions. lack of conditioning, improper sliding techniques, and collisions. Examples: b. Wear rubber cleats or good quality athletic shoes. Do not The following are typical of mishap reports submitted to the wear metal cleats. Naval Safety Center: c. Don't drink alcoholic beverages before or during play. a. An SN made a diving leap at a ball hit to shallow right field. His head impacted the right fielder's leg at full speed causing d. Do stretching exercises and warm-ups for 10 to 15 minutes compression and crushing of three vertebrae. Permanent paralysis of preceding play, as well as between innings. both legs and his right arm has cost the Navy a young sailor whose only mistake was to be a little too aggressive chasing down a fly ball. e. Enforce a no-sliding rule during command-sponsored picnics and all pickup games when stationary bases are used. b. A LCDR slid late into a stationary base, broke his ankle and lost 30 days from work. f. Use break-away or safety bases, which allow the base to absorb the shock from an improper slide, vice the leg, ankle or foot. c. BU3 was running after a fly ball and misjudged how far Always use proper sliding techniques. Coaches should provide guidance away he was from the cement wall. He stuck his hand out to cushion the on sliding safely. impact. He shattered his wrist. Pins were placed in his wrist. He lost 12 days from work. g. Designate the center fielder to call players off outfield fly balls. In the infield, the shortstop should be assigned this job. These d. While running to the outfield to catch a fly ball, SN and his precautions will help reduce collisions. teammate collided. He fell to the ground ant the other player stepped on his leg. He sustained a compound fracture to his leg. He lost 48 days h. Spectators should stay away from sidelines unless fencing from work. material is at least eight feet high. Some people have been seriously injured when struck by overthrown balls while seated in this area. e. FC2 was going after a fly ball and stepped into a hole. He hyperextended his knee. He received a fracture leg and lost 90 days i. Don't tolerate unnecessary horseplay and unsportsmanlike from work. conduct.

'o SOURCES: American Alliance of Health, Physical 0 Amateur Softball Association of America Fitness, Education and Recreation P. 0. Box 11437 1900 Association Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73111 Reston, VA 22091

Page 4 - Friday, April 18, 2003 GdZETTE APRIL IS ALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH Please take a few moments to check yourself.

Have you ever felt the need to cut down on your drinking? Yes No Have you ever felt annoyed by someone criticizing your drinking? Yes No Have you ever felt guilty about your drinking? Yes No Have you ever felt the need for an eye opener to get you started in the morning (used a drink or other drug to get your day started)? Yes No

One "Yes" answer to the questions above, may be an indicator for further assessment. This is personal.Take good care of yourself!! For more assistance or to learn more about the effects of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, please contact: The Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program (SARP) @ 7-2128 or speak with your doctor Remember. Alcohol is absorbed directly into the bloodstream and effects every organ in the body. When taken with sleeping pills or other depressants, alcohol can kill you. ITS OK NOT TO DRINK!! -From the Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay- A Stiff Drink A Little Bit of History You Might Not Know - LCDR Vincent A. Salamoni, CHC, USNR

Halls . perhaps the most famous halls are the Halls of Montezuma made famous in the Marines Hymn. We have here on base, Bulkeley Hall, the administrative center, and Quick Hall, the chow hall on Marine Hill. I suppose there are also other halls on base. Sometimes people don't care about halls; in fact, sometimes they only care about having a stiff drink. Sometimes they drink their cares away. They basically pickle their brains. But their cares return the next morning and their troubles are worse than before the binge. There is an old sea story about Admiral Nelson. As he was dying he whispered, "Not over the side." A burial at sea was not for him. His body would be brought back to England from foreign waters. His shipmates, to prevent decomposition, placed his corpse in a barrel of brandy. Talk about being pickled! When HMS Victory made a port call, they drained the alcohol out and replaced it with formaldehyde. Then, some of the blokes more desperate for a drink actually drank the original batch. That might have been the first use of the expression "a stiff drink!" Gross! But evidently for some, it wasn't gross. It's an example of why alcohol abuse is considered an illness. So, instead of taking a stiff drink, perhaps you could take a leisurely stroll and explore beautiful Guantanamo. You might want to look for Alka Hall. While doing so you just might see beautiful water scenes or interesting wild-life, feel balmy breezes, smell fresh air, find some shells, listen to the sound of the surf, see the stars or enjoy some of the other best things in life . . . and they're all free! Friday, April 18, 2003 - Page 5 | GUANTANAMO SAY II Making the rounds and hitting the high notes.

There isn't much else that generates as much seasonal excitement as . baseball. Baseball has many different incarnations, Little League, High School, College, Triple A, Double A and major league professional play to name a few. One of those incarnations is the one that introduces young people to the sport, T-Ball. It's not exactly the same as its more evolved counterparts, but r you'd be hard pressed to find a T-Ball parent who doesn't find the games just as exciting. The rules vary a little, in that GTMO T-Ball doesn't keep score, there are no outs, and everyone scores, every time they bat. K.

Above: The "Braves"take the field in anticipation of some hard line drives coming their way off the bats of the "Rockies"batters (The tall guys are the coaches). Watching a T-Ball game at GTMO's Brandon Field brings smiles to the faces of parents and other spectators as the kids go through the process of learning the game. They start off with batting off a tee, the origin of the game's name, so pitching is not a factor in the game just yet. They also don't have to worry about making it to first, second, third, etc., in fact they score every time they get up to bat. Competition isn't the highlight of the game for the T-Ball players, it's a learning process that helps them to develop skills, fielding batting,

running and teamwork, that will benefit them when they make the transition into the more advanced levels in the coming years. The young ball players don't have to worry about getting their turn at bat either. Every player on the team bats once every inning. Each at bat puts them on base, and every trip onto the base paths brings them home. So how do you determine the winner of the game if there is not score kept and no way keeping the batters off the bases? You look at the faces of the young players and listen to the cries of excitement every time they take the field.

Coaches are a big part of the game in T-Ball. They stand behind the batters, giving tips on grip, stance and swing. Here, the Rockies Coach, Even if you don't have children playing, the excitement is contagious and the games bring smiles to everyone on the field, and in the stands. gives tips to his batter and the results are a strong hit into the infield that somehow makes its way into shallow left field.

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No matter where the ball is hit, the coaches urge the runners down the base paths with words of encouragement and stand in the field to coach base offensive base running to defensive fielding techniques and strategy ("where do I throw the ball?"). Above:As the ball makes its way toward the outfield, the base runners streak to the next goal on the base paths. Right: While waiting for the next hit, base runners are asked by coaches where they are going to run to next. Below: Even though there isn't any danger of getting thrown out at the next base, the adrenaline levels are still high as the kids pour on the steam to make it to the next bag. Parents act as base coaches and encourage the kids as they excitedly round the bases.

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School Reef Raiders Easter Lunch Menu An Undersea Success

Apr 14 - Apr 18 By Mickey Leonard and effort to make the event a success. The Reef Raiders 5th Annual following persons were all instrumental in the Event coordinator efforts to provide donations of prizes, or for their - MONDAY - Reef Raiders 5th Annual Easter Egg services at the event: Event was held at Cable Beach on Cheeseburger, Saturday. The event was open to all Base Angela Ewing Tina Lara Lettuce & Tomato, residents and many came out to join Reef Crystal Ewing Bill Leonard French Fries, Raiders for a morning of fun. Jessica Ewing Samantha MacFarland Fresh Fruit, The event brought in a good number of Mark Ewing Cel McMillan participants anxious for a morning of Milk Allen Fricker Sonja-Lee Pollino snorkeling, diving, food, fun and prizes. Events included adults and older kids Joyce Fricker Paul Prince * TUESDAY- diving and snorkeling for Easter-egg rocks Kris Heitman Tammy Robichaux outside the tidal pool, and younger kids Bill Keenan Victoria Robichaux Combination Pizza, snorkeled for money and plastic Easter Jessie Keenan Caroline Schoenfeld Carrot Sticks, Sweet within the tidal pool. Amy Lambertson Judy Taylor There was face painting, a land-based Corn, Sliced Pear, Easter egg hunt and egg tossing - raw, of Thanks guys and gals, the event wouldn't have been Milk course! Prizes were presented to divers and such a success without you. snorkelers who retrieved Easter-rocks as If you missed this year's event, don't despair! Reef well as door prizes. Raiders holds events as great as this one - - WEDNESDAY Each child received an Easter goodie approximately. three times a year and we would love bag and a prize. Lunch and drinks were to see you at our next big bash. Fish Sticks, provided by Reef Raiders. For more information on Reef Raiders Dive Club, Macaroni and Reef Raiders Dive Club would like to please call 5336 or 5666 and leave a clear voicemail Cheese, Mixed thank everyone who put in so much time message with a return phone number. Vegetable, Sliced Peach, TV-Turnoff Week is coordinated by TV-Turnoff BREAKING FREE - FROM PAGE 3 Milk Network, a national nonprofit organization that hours). "The purpose of the TV- encourages adults and children to watch much less television in order to - THURSDAY- Turnoff Week i s to take an extended break promote healthier lives this medium and communities. It Grilled Ham & which enjoys the support Cheese on Wheat, consumes so of dozens of major French Fries, much of our .- organizations, Fresh Fruit, free time. including the Milk 'Three hours "merican of TV- cademy of - FRIDAY - watching a :diatrics, day is simply National Education Oven Fried unhealthy for ^sociation, and Chicken, Potato our children, -ading is Fundamental. Vr more information Wedge, Brownie, families and Tossed Salad, Fresh communities," said Susan i.ease contact TV-Turnoff Fruit, Milk Stanton, spokesperson of the local Network at (202) 518-5556, or visit them on event. the web at www.tvturnoff.org. Page 8 - Friday, April 18, 2003 GAZETTE

Worship Services hOUSING SMOKEET( OUOR ( Catholic Mass (Main Chapel) Monday - Friday Daily Mass (Cobre Chapel) 0630 Friday Holy Hour/Rosary 1700 Starting 21 April 2003 Fire Prevention Inspectors will begin checking (Cobre Chapel) smoke detectors in "ALL" family housing units for proper operation. Saturday Reconciliation 1630 Eucharist/Mass 1730 * One week prior to your quarters being checked, a fire inspector will Sunday Eucharist/Mass 0900 leave a note on your door with date and time of your inspection. La Santa Misa (Spanish) 1100 Eucharistic Adoration *Smoke detector checks will be conducted from 4-8pm. This is a (Cobre Chapel) Daily 24hrs mandatory inspection required by housing regulations. Protestant Services Sunday Services - Main Chapel 1100 *If you are unable to be in your quarters at appointment time, you must Praise & Worship 1830 call the Fire Prevention Office 4598 prior to 4pm that day to reschedule. New Life (Main Chapel) Sunday Worship Service 1245 WA NI All No Shows for appointments will be reported Sunday School (Santuary B) 1130 to the Housing Office Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints (Sanctuary A) The Life it Saves May Be YoIul' Sunday Sunday Sacrament 0900 Monday Families Home Evening 1800 Wednesday Ladies Relief Society 1900 1 Thursday Young Women 1900 Jewish (Fellowship Hall) Every Friday 2000 Filipino Bible Fellowship (Sanctuary A) Sunday EASTER Worship 1800 Iglesia Ni Cristo (Sanctuary B) Sunday -RY Worship 2000 Pentecostal Gospel BUS SCHED(MLE Temple FOR .ITF-CT.10 (Sanctuary C) Sunday Worship 0800 & 1700 Busses will oad at the follow.vino sites from 5-5 35arn Seventh Day Adventist (Sanctuary B) Saturday WINDWARD LOOP - ON THE HILL Divine Service 1100 ACROSS FROM THE OFFICE Islamic Service (Classroom 18) Friday TIERRA KAY -AT THE MAIN BUS STOP Worship 1300 (MAIN EN [RANCE) United Jamacian Fellowship CAMP AMERICA - AT THE MAIN BUS STOP (BLDG. 1036 - Next to Phoenix Cable) ACROSS FROM BLDG 2300 Sunday Service 1100 & 1830 Camp America Chapel Sunday BUS SCHEME LE Praise & Worship 0900 Bus Transportation available at 8am, FROM THE BASE CHAPEL Windward Loop and 8:15am, TK. Busses will load at the Base Chapel parking lot from 5-5.35am For information about Sunday School, Education THE SERVICE IS AT JPJ HILL. Programs, Bible Study, THE ONLY WAY TO THE SERVICE IS VIA BUS. Prayer Groups, etc. Call the Chaplain's Office at 2323.

Friday, April 18, 2003 - Page 9 JI GUAMTANAMO DAY I Creature Feature "Creature Features" are submitted by The Guantanamo Bay Environmental Office GREEN MORAY EEL By Paul Schoenfeld Natural Resources Manager *

The Green Moray Eel (Gymnothorax funebris) is the common moray often seen at GTMO by divers and occasionally hooked by unsuspecting anglers. Green morays are a uniform green color with no distinguishing markings other than a white chin on adults. Juveniles lack the white chin. This eel's color is a result of a yellowish subduing prey with the large set of teeth. Morays feed primarily on mucous over the dark blue skin. The mucous is a protective covering fish, crabs and shrimp. that shields the eel from diseases and parasites. Morays may appear threatening to observers because they open Green morays are found in the mid-Atlantic from New Jersey and close their mouths frequently and expose their teeth. This through Bermuda, the Gulf of Mexico, throughout the Caribbean behavior is actually an aid to breathing and not a threatening gesture. and south to Brazil. These are among the largest eels normally Morays are very inactive with low oxygen demands and small gills. growing to more than six feet long and weighing approximately 30 When opening and closing their mouths, they are actually pumping pounds. The largest reported was eight feet and weighed 65 pounds. water through their gills to pick up oxygen for breathing. Very little is known regarding green moray spawning however, Green morays occupy a very high level in the food chain and have morays do lay eggs. Upon hatching, the larvae, called leptocephali, few, if any, natural predators. They are occasionally eaten by local are transparent and shaped like ribbons. They drift along the currents human populations however, due to their level in the food chain and with plankton until they transform into juveniles. After the association with coral reefs, the risk for ciguatera poisoning from eating transformation from larvae, juvenile morays resemble adults. green morays is considered high. (Ciguatera is a toxin that may be Morays have large teeth with 2 rows in the front upper jaw, a set present in coral reefs and bio-accumulates in predators eating cigua- called vomerine teeth in the roof of the mouth, and a single row of toxic prey.) teeth in the lower jaw. This formidable set of teeth, combined with Most human interaction with green morays is SCUBA divers their elongated and flattened body, is an adaptation for catching prey observing them in the reef. It is best to just observe them and not in the coral reef environment, where morays spend most of their attempt to feed or make physical contact. Green morays have bitten lives. They are nocturnal predators who use their sense of smell to people and when they bite, it is severe. Likewise, divers locate prey hiding among holes and crevices inside reefs. They can investigating holes and crevices with their hands may also be bitten. easily move throughout the entire reef system finding prey and then If you are bitten by a green moray, seek medical attention promptly.

* Pledge $2 to hear any song we have. * Even request to hear someone sing. * If you don't like the song"Bump" it with your pledge. * Clubs and organizations can purchase an hourly repeater song for $50.

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Page 10 - Friday, April 18, 2003 (2) 17ft Carolina Skiff, 85hp outboard, marked down on selected BCD's, Sponsor Training Class is held at the trolling motor, fishfinder, livewell, solid Snorkels, Masks, and Fins. If you Fleet and Family Support Center on trailer& much more. $1,200 OBO. missed the last sale, or if you're the 17th of April from 0900-1100. (1) 4 chrome truck rims w/used tires, Call Trey@ 7895 AWH looking for more savings, stop in The next Smooth Move class is on 5-lug - $150OBO. Call Jeff at7117 or from 9am to 6pm on Saturday the 24th of April from 0800-1200. email [email protected] Call 4141 to sign up today! (1) Dell Pentium II computer w/21" Love to knit & crochet, or would like Mitsubishi Monitor, WIN98 and Need a conversational English to learn Call Ruth @ 5579, leave original software - S275. Packard instructor. Call 3462 DWH or 7379 message if no answer, or e-mail Bell Pentium I Computer w/monitor - AWH unruhruth@yahoo com $150 Two Twin Beds w/frames and headboards, 1 six-drawer dresser, 1 Bicycle wanted, trail or mountain bike. night stand - $250. Call 4050 (DWH) 26" inch or bigger, prefer female type and 5692 (AWH) frame. Must be in good working condition. Will considerup to $150.00, free is even better Please call 8121 after 1600 and ask for Tamara.

2 pair Lost Glasses - Une pair (1) 4-head VCR - $35.00, various prescription glasses. I lost them last Looking for a Little Tykes outside The Enlisted/Civilian Spouses week I believe during the rainstorm. VHStapesfor$2.00 pertape ranging Association needs household items from action to drama. Too many to activity gym w/slide. Please call They are a pair of rimless prescription list. Call 8154 (AWH) or 3730 (DWH). Tonya at 5533. and linens to start a loan program. glasses always in a brown eyeglass (This does not replace the FFSC case. The glasses have a blue upper (2) Jenny Lind changing table for EMPLOYMENT loan program.) Please contact rim. Inside the glass case should be sale. Originally paid $250 asking Johannah-5844 or Tonja-7328 for a green lens cloth written on it $25.00. Please call Julie or Bill at more info. "Cohen's Fashion Optical". The other 5736. Ocean Enterprises Dive Shop is pair are sunglasses, no case. They accepting applications for full and The Tax Center service is by appt. (2) 3-piece bedroom set, dresser, only. We will accept walk-ins if time are brown Ray Bans with a gold rim. nightstand, mirror w/shelves - $75 part-time employment. All applicants I lost them 2-3 weeks ago I beileve in must be able to work on Saturdays permits, please call ahead to see if Call 5809 and ask for Tricia. there is an opening. the Marine Hill Area. If anyone and have an interest in swimming, happens to located any of these pairs snorkeling, and/or diving. FMI call The hospital JEA is sponsoring a please call Sarah at 8004. Eric during store hours at 5336. GTMO Kids Beauty Pageant. The The Fleet and Family Support Center event will take place at the Elementary has an opening for a Social Services School Gym on 19th of April at 3:00 pm (the day before Easter) Attire: is Specialist(GS-7/9equivalent) Work Multi family moving sale. Villamar hours are normally 0730-1630, some Sunday's best and Sports wear. Age groups 4-6, 7-9. 10-12. Cost. $10.00 2208A in the Back yard. Friday 18 weekend and after hour duty will April 3 PM until? occur. Applicant should have a BA or for the 1st child & $5.00 for each BS in Marketing. Business or a Social additional child All participants' Yard Sale at VL 13B from 7-9:30am Service Field or at least 6 years information is due by April 9. For more Saturday with kids toys, clothes, experience directly related to the information please contact: HM3 books. and other household items. Duncan @72240, HM3 Bisono (3) Cosco Eddie Bauer Car Seat position. This position will be filled at Stroller System - $100 firm, Nintendo the GS-7 or GS-9 equivalent @72190 or DT3 Mason @72239. 64 wl2 games $50 OBO, Sony 5 disc depending on experience. Submit changer stereo $50 OBO, Baby an OF-612 or Governmental Resume Monitor $15 OBO, carpets BO FMI to the Fleet and Family Support call Dana @7791 AWH. Center, building 2135 by 18 April hire contracted (3) Ladies clothes, sizes 10 & 8 petite 2003. This is a local position. To the Gonzalez and Martinez and regular. Pants, dresses, tops, families, Thanks for all your support and jackets. Like new or never worn. Fleet and Family Support Center and love. All the the Cosita's crew Call 5212 for an appointment. Anger Management Class is the 15th los quiero mucho. Take care, and 22nd of April from 1500-1600. Reymond and Miosotis, Hasta Luego! VEHICLES/BOATS

(1) 97 Suzuki Marauder 800, red and chrome - $3,200 OBO. Call Jeff at 7117 or email jeffreymays@hotmail corm Itletome IKr~stewx Ma FGAULa k1ovwpsovw The PTO is looking for Volunteers for Appreciation Week which will be held Born: April 12, 2003 (1) 1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass. It runs! May 5th through the 9th. Please call and its certainly special. $600 no Tina Schmitz at 5355 for more 6 Ibs 3 oz. I 20.5" haggling. Contact Doug at 8083 information. during the day. Party Lite Candles - Taking orders to Christie and - (2) Two GTMO specials for sale - for Party Lite Candles starting April 1983 Olds Cutlass, better known as 18 through May 12. Stop by Supply, Mark Thompson the GITMOOSE, asking $1,400 OBO. Customer Service office and ask for I Also, a 1985 Dodge 6 passenger Linda to look at books and smell the truck. Asking $1,300 OBO. Call 6057. samples. Or you can call 7517 after (2)GTMOSpecial, 78 PontiacGrand 5pm or 4124 between 8am and 4pm. Prix, $1200 OBO. Call 7952. Ocean Enterprises Dive Shop is having another BIG SALE! On Saturday, April 26th, prices will be Friday, April 18, 2003- Page 11 JUNGLE BOOK II

Action/Advenure lhr 12min Movies EARTH DAY Voices of John RUN Goodman, Haley Joel FRIDAY, APR 18 April 19, 2003 Osment, Mae Whitman, Start Time 6:30am Tony Jay, Bob Jo/es At the Base Gym Mowgli now lives in the 8pm FMI Call 2193 man village, and he G 72min MORALE, WELFARE AND loves his new family RECREATION & FFSC and , especially 10pm Darkness Falls CELEBRATE: his feisty little stepbrother Ranjan and his PG13 85min Month of the Military Child and best pal Shanti. But Mowgli misses his buddy Child Abuse Prevention Month Baloo, who likewise pines for his little man- April 19, 2003 cub. Baloo isn't the only one hoping to see SATURDAY, APR Easter Egg Hunt and Carnival Mowgli again soon-Shere Khan impatiently 19 awaits his revenge. When Mowgli sneaks I Oam to 2pm at Cooper Field away to the jungle, the chase is on to see who 8pm Shanghai Knights Free Hotdogs, Chips & Punch will find Mowgli first. TEEN CENTER PG13 111min April 19, 2003 DARK BLUE 10pm Dark Blue Military Teen Dance Party Drama/Thriller R 118min FMI Call 4658 thr 58min EASTER BUFFET Starring: Kurt Russell, April 20, 2003 Scott Speedman, Ving SUNDAY, APR 20 At the Bayview Rhames, Lolita 9am to 3pm Davidovich, Brendan Cost is $9.95 Gleeson, Michael 8pm Dreamcatcher LIBERTY CENTER Michele R 134min When the LAPD's elite April 23, 2003 Special Investigations 8 Ball Tournament Squad is aligned a high-profile quadruple MONDAY, APR 21 7pm at the Liberty Center homicide, veteran detective Eldon Perry takes FMI Call 2010 the case. Known for his tough street tactics MWR GOLF SKILLS and a fiery temper, Eldon also tutors rookie 8pm Biker Boys COMPETITION Bobby Keough in the grim realities of police PG13 107min April 27, 2003 intimidatin and corruption. 1pm at the MWR Golf Course Longest Drive, Longest Iron Event, DREAMCATCHER TUESDAY, APR 22 Short Iron, Long Chip Shot, Short Suspense/Horror/ Chip Shot, Putting Event. Individual Science 8pm Dark Blue Sign Up Deadline COB April 23rd. r Fiction/Fantasy, Open To Thriller R 118min All Men and Women 2hr 14min FMI Call 'DD' at 2193 Starring: Morgan WEDNESDAY, APR PARENT'S NIGHT OUT Freeman, Tom Sizemore, 23 April 19th 5:30pm to Midnight Thomas Jane, Jason Lee, A reservation fee of $2.50 is due by Damian Lewis, 8pm Dreamcatcher April 16th to hold a spot for your Four young friends child(ren). An additional fee of $1.50 perform a heroic act and are changed forever R 134min by the uncanny powers they gain in is due for each additional child. The return.Years later, on a hunting trip in Maine reservation fee is non-refundable. One woods, they are overtaken by a blizzard, a THURSDAY, APR 24 hour-$2.50, two hours-$5.00 and three vicious storm in which soemthing much more or more hours-$12.00 ominous moves. Challenged to stop a deadly 8pm Daredevil FMI Call 3664 force, they confront an unparalled horror, For more information on any of the events with the fate of the world in the balance. PG13 103min listed above, call 5225.