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Sertr ofteNay18 Vol. 54 No. 33 Friday, August 22, 1997 Gold Hill Galley to close Sept. 30 Yes, it's true. Gold Hill (Windward) Galley will close Sept. 30 after MWR assumes custody of Gold Hill Galley Oct. 15 and is presently serving the evening meal. So what does this mean? Well, for military seeking a concessionaire to o perate this facility. This facility is expected to residents on Windward, it'll be a pay raise. be open to all hands and will serve three meals a day, seven days a week. Effective Oct. 1 all personnel, except Hospital and Marine, residing on MWR will provide details in eluding pricing in the near future. Windward will be placed on a Basic Al- Salabarria (Leeward) Galley will be lowance for Subsistence (BAS). BAS is open under contract effective Jan. 1, 1998. currently $8.30 each day. Personnel cur- 4 < + This transition should be invisible to cus- rently on COMRATS ($7.36/day) will 4 4+ tomers. Hours of operation and the menu receive an increase of 94 cents a day. will remain the same. Personnel residing Those individuals who presently hold < 4 4 on Leeward, including Marines, will con- Chow Passes will begin receiving the tinue to draw COMRATS or use their $8.30 each day automatically effective Chow Pass (whichever is presently en- Oct. 1. PSD will implement the changes titled). Leeward residents will draw and no action is required of military mem- COMRATS vice BAS because a galley is bers. available. Military members, other than Hos- The Food Service Division is planning I and Marine personnel, will not be a grand finale (special meal) for Sept. 30. ale to subsist from the Marine or Hos- The meal will include Steak and Crab Legs pital Galleys. These galleys are nearing and will be available at both Gold Hill and capacity and cannot feed a substantially Salabarria Galley. Cost will be the normal larger population. Additionally, BAS is $2.75 and the event is open to the public. only awarded when a galley is not avail- The Supply Department has enjoyed able. Thus, utilization of these galleys a and taken great pride in providing quality would necessitate all hands receive the CM2 Albert Edwards and CM3 Heather Forbes stand in the meals at reasonable prices to our custom- lower COMRATS rate. serving line while galley employee Clinton Guthrie serves up ers. Regrettably, it, too, has incurred se- Those individuals who believe the lunch. Gold Hill Galley will shut its doors Sept. 30. vere personnel cuts. These cuts required galley closure will create a financial hard- tough decisions and eliminate services that ship should submit a request chit to the were provided by other activities and Commanding Officer via their chain of command and the Naval Station outsource where other service es did not exist. The Food Service Division Supply Officer stating the hardship. They will be issued a Chow Pass to will continue providing apple tizing meals through Sept. 30. subsist at the Marine Galley. Arrangements will be made to provide sub- All military personnel a nd dependents are encouraged to take advan- sistence for Seabee Detachment and migrant community. tage of this important benefit t for a tasty meal as frequently as possible. Windward residents will be required to subsist at MWR activities/ See ya at Gold Hill Gall ey - through Sept. 30. concessionaires, NEX activities or at their residence at their own expense. - CDR Joy Guevara, Supply Officer [email protected] CONNECTION TO THE www

Guantanamo Bay - Guantanamo Bay's $17.50 and is due upon subscription. Bills for and instructions for obtaining software necessary internet provider, LCN, announced Tuesday that subsequent months will begin Sept. 15, to be due to communicate over the internet. internet service will be available for general use not later than the first day of the month of ser- Between now and the end of August sign up Sept. 15. vice. material will be provided by the base communi- LCN representatives will be at the NEX At the time of sign up, each account holder cations office to other divisions for official ac- trium tomorrow and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 will be given a copy of the Acceptable Internet count set up. . to sign up subscribers for internet User Policy that defines the contract for service For official internet accounts, command tele- counts.Cost for one month's subscription is between the account holder and LCN. Each ac- phone representatives need to contact the base $35, which must be paid in advance. count holder will also be given instructions for communications office to set up line accounts for The charge for the last half of September is setting up their computer for dialing the internet internet usage. GITMO Recycle this Gazette Navy Day LettersDar Editor, to the editor Ba ll It seems that some peope have not heard about the Outdoor Adven- B a CTAC(AW) Kathy DeMet ture Center's Paitball Fieldbeingopenforplay. Ithas been open for an NSGA, Navy Ball Committee entre month and some days has had alow showing of players. y Paintball is a fun and exciting sport. It builds endurance and team On Oct. 11, 1997 we will be celebrating our skills. Asplayers, wetry to promote honesty and integrity. Besides the Navy's 222nd birthday. Why should you attend? fact that it provides another means of passing the time andrelieving The answer is simple; because it's the right thing to stress. do How often do you get to dress up in your finest Navy duds and find I have heard rumors that it"costs too much" or it "hurts". It is not out about some of our most interesting traditions? When do you get to any more expensive that any other sport. Compared to the prices of honor those that have gone before? That's right-at the Navy Day Ball. s.stateside fields, this one is nearly 50 percent of theirs. As to it I've heard many excuses as to why Sailors would not be attending. hurting, with any sport the fun and excitement outweighs any possible I can't afford it. The Navy Day Ball Committee has spent many annoyance. Proper preparation and attire should eliminate most any hours raising funds so ticket prices will be affordable. You help lower the strains or sprains. cost of the tickets by supporting these fund raising events. Ticket prices I can play Thursday or Friday from 3 to 8p.m. or Sunday from Ito have not been set yet. We are still negotiating with MWR on the menu. I 8 p.m. for a half day rate. If I feel real energetic, I can play all day assure you that whatever we decide on will be tasty. Saturday for 9am. to 8,p.m. fora full day rate. Hourly and group rates I don't want to wear my uniform. It's only for two hours (max) and are also available. Beyond our popular belief, paintballs are $5 per one then you can change into civilian formal equivalent. The event is uncovered hundred balls not $5 a ball. so your hair won't get messed if you chose to put on that formal dress and I hav notfigured why we don't see more players. Maybe this letter get your hair done. will clear some of the hesitation. Ifyou have any more questions please I go to the Seabee Ball. That is in March, this is October. You can do call the field during operational hours at 2999. I will be looking fornew both. You don't get to attend these functions often. I hear that there is players, Both groups and individuals are welcome. Come on out and nothing to do here in Gitmo on a daily basis. Well here is another opportu- play. nity to do something. I live on Leeward. We will have a shuttle running to Ferry Landing Regards until 11p.m. Joe Arthur What's the point of it anyway? It's a birthday party! What's the point of a birthday party? To celebrate a birth, to have a good time and to Dear Chuck Ritze honor the individual celebrating their birthday, in this case the Navy. Our party starts out a little more formal than others. We honor our guests, pay We are in your debt for being such a wonderful host to Ed and me respects to fallen shipmates and toast key leaders past and present. There during our most pleasant visit to Gitmo. After 40 years there are so is even a cake to cut by the oldest and youngest Sailor at the ceremony. many changes, allforthebetter, and NEXMARTfrom our prospective, After that, the entertainment begins. Music is usually provided by either is the greatest contributor. a DJ or a band and dancing is encouraged. Come on out and enjoy the fun. We were most favorably impressed with your entire operation, es- Hope to see you there! specially the courtesies shown by the employees and yourself place for family life now than inthfiie N /ey vprovide a n 7 .rpr 7Gitmo is a much better NEX provides answers when we were there. to 'Open line' radio show MostSincerely, Guantanamo Bay - Here are some follow-ups from Tuesday's "Openline" radio call-in show. This week's show featured CAPT Larry Larson, COMNAVBASE, and Mr. Chuck Ritzel, general manager of NEXMART. [Lni a .,*u i A question was asked concerning the lack of large-size battle dress uniforms (BDUs) in stock at the uniform shop. A check of the NEX warehouse reveals that there is indeed a shortage of this size. Steps are now underway to correct this problem. Another issue that came up was the length of time it took to return any electronic components to the NEX for refund or exchange. Due to mini- *in mum staffing, electronic component returns are sometimes delayed a day or so to allow the department manager to check the item. The return policy iio ®P u as written and stated on the air, however, is correct. The NEX reminds everyone that all owner's manuals, peripheral devices, and parts must accompany the component in the original containers in order to honor the - refund or exchange.entiremonthandsomedayshashadalowshowingof

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. *Larceny of Fire Personal Property A fire alarm at SBEQ was caused by a mali- A family mem- cious pull. . . ber reported the A fire alarm at GHT "C" wing was caused by theft of a stereo a malicious pull. while at Servmart. A fire alarm at GHT "C" wing was caused by Estimated value is a malicious pull. $65. Case was as- A fire alarm at the Navy Lodge was caused The following incidents occurred between sumed by Command Investigations. by a malicious pull. Aug. 11 - 17. This information was compiled from the base police desk journal and in no way Destruction of Personal Property Traffic violations indicates the outcome of any investigations. It A military member reported a POV was dam- Monthly total: 41, weekly totals: eight writ- further should not be considered a statement of aged while exiting the ferry at Leeward Ferry ten, three written warnings and seven verbal warn- responsibility of any person or persons involved Landing. ings. in any investigation. A military member reported a POV damaged by Banana Rats. Damage consisted of chewed Wrongful Appropriation of a POV wires. Estimated cost of repair is $115. A POV was reported missing which was lo- A civilian reported damage to a statue lo- cated and returned. cated in the front yard at Caravella Point. The statue was overturned, rocks disturbed and plants Counterfeiting overturned. Estimated cost of repair is $100. NEX security reported a possible counter- feit $50 bill. Rendered Assistance A military member was injured at Zaiser Field Destruction to Government Property while playing softball. Transported to U.S. Na- A military member reported damage to a stor- val Hospital and treated for a dislocated shoul- age room at a Caribbean Circle residence. It ap- der. #ed that someone tried to forcefully open the Wr resulting in the door knob being broken. Ac- Assault cess was not gained because the door was locked. A military member reported a child being as- Estimated cost to replace the door knob is $250. saulted in the rear parking lot of TBOQ.

r I Evenflo announces consumer corrective action of child seats NEXCom News - Evenflo Company, Inc., announced a consumer corrective action Naval Base on its Champion, Scout and Trooper child Guantanamo Bay, Cuba restraints. In testing, slippage has occurred on a small number of harness adjuster mecha- Commander, Naval Base CAPT Larry E. Larson nisms which could result in the loosening of Public Affairs the harness straps during a motor vehicle ac- JOCS(SV) D. G. Coulter cident. J02 R. S. Chemitzer The products involved have the model J03 T. M. Vamer numbers starting with the Mrs. R. Lawson numbers 219, 224, Ms. B. Klant 225, or 229 and have manufacturing dates from Oct. 14, 1996 to Feb. 6, 1997. Evenflo has developed a harness adjuster retrofit kit, This newspaper is an authorized PUTOUT which will be sent free of charge to all owners THE W= ON publication for members of affected car seats. of the military service stationed overseas. Those consumers who have registered Its contents do not necessarily their child restraints with Evenflo will auto- reflect the official views of the Practice EDITHI "exit drill in the U.S. Government, matically receive notification letters and kits. the Department of home." Teach your child two ways out Defense or the U.S. Navy Consumers who have not registered their child and do not imply restraints should contact Evenflo at 800-490- and have them go to a safe designated endorsement thereof. 7497. This is a consumer corrective action, meeting Spot Teach them how to call and I not a recall. report an emergency.

Page 3 * Friday, August 22, 1997 *yarefr GITM O Recycle this gazette (d Cavalero named Navy fire fighter of the year ABH3 Joseph Cavalero has a passion for firefighting. A passion that "He is very eager and wanted to get qualified in everything right offthe has been with him since he was a boy and has now enabled him to be bat," said ABH1 Michael Sholly, leading petty officer at crash. selected as the Department of the "He's also very driven. Firefighting is his life," he added. Navy's Firefighter of the Year. Cavalero was selected from hundreds ofNavy firefighters for this award. Cavalero, a Leeward Crash Now he will go on to compete against the Army, Air Force, Marines and firefighter, has been involved with Coast Guard for the Department of Defense Firefighter of the Year Award firefighting for many years and has at- at the Firefighters Convention in Dallas, Texas. tained over 2,000 volunteer hours. He "To win an award like this you need a whole fire department," said is also a certified Emergency Medical Cavalero. "When I was a Captain in the volunteers, the reason I was rated Technician (EMT), DoD Firefighter so well was because I had an engine company that supported what I said. (one), Hazardous Material Technician, If it wasn't for the baseline firefighters doing what I asked and doing it so and driver operator. 1 well, I wouldn't have been so successful," he said. "I've been interested in it since I Cavalero continually stressed that in the firefighting business it's the was a little kid. I used to sit and watch team that gets the job done and saves lives. the fire trucks roll in and out of the sta- y "Being able to act as a teamplayer is what makes it work not going tions all the time," said Cavalero. out and trying to do it yourself In this business, trying to do it yourself "I joined a volunteer fire station 1 will probably get you killed sooner or later," said Cavalero. when I was about 17 and I've never Aside from Cavalero's innate desire to be a firefighter, he also has a looked back." ABH3 Josheph Cavalero checks Q. unwavering commitment to his job that sets him apart from the rest. Cavalero recently came from Naval the gages on afire engine truck "It's one of those jobs that doesn't have set hours. It's not a typical 9 Station Pensecola, Fla. and though he to 5 job. You have to be committed to it - you have to almost love it, and has only been in Gitmo a little over a month, his great desire to be a good I do love it." firefighter has been shining through. -J03 Tonia Varner Sconiers selected as Junior Civilian of the Quarter Guantanamo Bay - S.J. (Red) Sconiers was He has often been noted for voluntarily recently selected as the Junior Civilian of the Quar- working many late hours assisting, trouble- ter for Naval Computer and Telecommunications shooting and problem solving and continu- Area Master Station, Atlantic Detachment ally trains coworkers to ensure a well (NCTAMSLANT DET). rounded communications office. Sconiers is a telecommunications switch me- His dependability is outstanding as and chanic and has gone over and above his normal he can be relied upon to go the extra mile duties during this period. and accomplish any and all tasks. He assisted in replacing three exiting switches His dedicated support and professional with one 21st century type switch. This plan knowledge has significantly contributed to will allow for the savings of over $150,000 a year the NCTAMSLANT DET mission. for maintenance and manpower. Gary Schroeder(left) and RMCM Dennis Sconiers has researched and implemented the Palmer (right) present S.J. (Red) Sconiers replacement of outdated patch panels with mod- (middle) with a certificatefor JuniorCivilian ern panels which has saved valuable man- hours. of the Quarter. Pumb Boys and Dinnettes make Fenceline Players proud Guantanamo Bay - The (L.M.), Charles Skipping andAprilWagnerasextras. Fenceline Players Theater Guild (Jim) and Thomas A highlight to the performance put on another comedy hit at the Raznovsky (Jackson) truly was the excellent use of sound equip- W.T. Sampson High School gym complemented each other mentby sound director, Ken Toman. this weekend. and gave creative lift to the The sound system was the best Pump Boys and Dinettes somewhat dull script. the Guild has offered and really scanned the stage for the second Special credit should go made the pooracoustics in the gym- time with classic performances by to Glen Stribling who di- nasium virtually unnoticeable. Andrea Beall as Rhetta and Mae rected the performance and It is apparent the Fenceline Pouget as Prudie. Both gave ex- also played the role of Eddie. Players are making a diligent effort ceptional singing performances and Stribling did a superb job to provide good entertainment showed a lot of depth during the The cast of Pump Boys and Dinettes take a of keeping life to the perfor- the Guantanamo Bay community. "sisters" duet. break at the Double Cupp after the mance by the use of special Even with a small cast and crew Pump Boys Eric Morton performance. props and Jackie Cooper they are able to make the grade.

Page 4 * Friday, August 22, 1997* gaces GITMO Recycle this Gazette Family Service Center welcomes new FAR Guantanamo Bay - A new Family Advo- FAR, and the Naval Amphibious Base, Little cacy Representative (FAR) recently arrived on Creek FAP sites. base and will be working closely with the Family In the near future she will direct the crisis Service Center. intervention program for domestic violence as well "I look forward to providing comprehensive as provide individual and group support services. services to our military and civilian members," "I am proud to be chosen to fill the FAR said Pat Alexander, FAR. "My goal is to assist position here," said Alexander. individuals, couples and families to prevent cri- "My family and I have felt welcomed by sis situations and help others end their interper- everyone and we appreciate the effort others have sonal violence and other abuse cycles." made to help us during our move and transition." Alexander is a former service member and completed her degree in Criminal Justice while stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. She left active duty to pursue graduate studies and her goal of Sept. 19 becoming a military social worker. Bayview She received her Master of Science of Social Patio Work at the University of Tennessee, Nashville Branch. Her graduate internships included expe- All Initiated A ) rience in the fields of forensic social work, re- o Chiefs & search, domestic violence, community organiz- ing, and social work administration and planning. Spouses After graduate school she was hired by the Welcome G*on*noe State of Alabama Department of Human Re- pol b Tickets sources, Child Welfare Division. She served as a Available senior child abuse and neglect investigator for several years. During this time, she also served cSteams hip Round a from as a member of the Family Advocacy Center Chicn Cordon Bleu Management Team (U.S. Army) for Redstone Arsenal. Entry into a full time social work position with Navy Family Advocacy, Portsmouth Medi- cal Center was the culmination of a ten-year goal Dancing to follow Alexander had set for herself. She has served at the Norfolk Naval Base $13 per person TIDAL DATA FOR THE WEEK ALL TIMES LOCAL AND ALL LEVELS IN FEET HIGH LOW HIGH LOW DATE TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL

Sat. 0100 1.19 2006 .29 1400 1.35 0718 -.08

Sun. 0148 1.08 2118 .38 1512 1.36 0806 -.08

Mon. 0248 .99 2230 .47 1730 1.37 1006 -.02

Tue. 0348 .92 2348 .47 1730 1.37 1006 -.02

Wed. 0454 .88 ------1836 1.38 1106 .01

Thur. 0554 .87 0054 .47 1930 1.37 1206 .03

Fri. 0654 .89 0148 .46 2018 1.36 1300 .06

Page 5 * Friday, August 22, 1997 * ame GITMO Recycle this gazette Student school bus schedule released Guantanamo Bay - Guantanamo Bay students return to school for Elementary the 1997/98 school year on Monday. Classes begin at 7:30 a.m. for grades Bus # 1 . Bus #2 1 through 12. New comers to Gitmo should register students as soon as 7:00 Ocean View 7:10 West Iguana possible. 7:03 Corinaso Point 7:15 Iguana Terrace 7:10 Paola Pt/Radio Pt./ Youth Center Kindergarten is running a special welcome schedule for the first week 7:20 Caribbean Circle (CC-33) 7:13 Bay Hill Rd. TPC 7:25 Caribbean Circle (CC-39) of school. If you have not received your individual dates and times, call the 7:16 Evans Point 7:35 Elementary School elementary school at 2207. Aug. 29 will be the first full day for kindergar- 7:19 Deer Point 7:22 Mobile Point ten students. Bus #4 7:25 Marine Site (Near M-116) Elementary student lunch tickets are now available at the NEX check 7:20 TierraKay (TK-1) 7:30 Center Bargo 7:23 Tierra Kay (TK-DEFEX 77) cashing window during normal working hours. 7:35 Elementary School Listed below is the bus schedule pick up points and times, should you 7:25 Tierra Kay (TK-2) 7:35 Elementary School have any questions please call transportation. Bus # 3 7:10 Tierra Kay (TK-3) Bus #5 7:19 Kittery Beach (KB-1) Kindergarten 7:20 Villamar 725 Nob Hill Session 1 Session 2 Location Stop SCHOOLBUS 7:35 Elementary School Pick Up Pick Up 7:35 Elementary School 6:50 10:54 Caribbean Circle CC-33 High School 6:51 10:55 Caribbeqn Circle CC-39 6:54 10:58 Tierra Kay TK-1I Bus # Bus #2 6:56 11:00 Tierra Kay DEFEX-78 7:05 Windward Loop (WL-25) 6:55 Bayhill Road (J.A. Jones Trailer) 6:58 11:02 Tierra Kay TK-2 7:08 Windward Loop (WL-14) 7:05 Villamar Second Street (LV-5) 7:01 11:05 Tierra Kay TK-3 7:15 West Iguana 7:08 Villamar Foruth Street (VL-6) 7:10 11:45 Marine Site Near M106 7:16 Iguana Terrace 7:10 Nob Hill (1) 7:13 11:17 Marine Pt./CDC N-139 7:20 High School 7:11 Nob Hill (2) 7:15 11:19 Marina Point Bus Stop 7:13 Granadillo Pt. (GP-1) 7:21 1125 Windward Loop WL-25 7:12 Center Bargo (CB-1) 7:22 1126 Windward Loop WL-14 Bus # 3 7:20 High School 7:23 1127 Villamar 2 & 3rd Street 6:45 Paola Pt./Radio Pt./ Youth Center 7:25 1129 Nob Hill C&22 Navy Lodge Bus #4 7:27 1131 Center Bargo Evans Point 7:10 Caribbean Circle (CC-33) 7:29 East Caravella EC-1 1133 ART HISTORY 6:55 Deer Point 7:15 Caribbean Circle (CC-39) 7:32 1137 Caravella Point CP-1 7:00 Mobile Point 7:20 High School 7:35 11:40 Elementary School Biolgy 1 7:05 Marine Site Housing (Near M-l16) FRENCH7:07 Marina Point Bus #5 Session 1 Session 2 Geognp~y7:10 East Caravella 6:58 Ocean View 10:20 2:20 Elementary School I 7 7:12 Caravella Point 7:08 Tierra Kay (TK-1) 10:22 2:22 Caravella Point CP-1 English 101 7:20 High School 7:10 Tierra Kay (TK-2) 10:24 2:24 East Caravella EC-1 7:13 Tierra Kay (TK-3) 10:26 2:26 Center Bargo CB-2 7:15 Kittery Beach (KB-1) 10:29 2:29 Villamar 2 & 3rd Street 7:20 High School 1031 2:31 Nob Hill 1&2 10:32 2:32 Windward Loop WL-25 10:33 2:33 Windward Loop WL-14 10:36 2:36 Marina Pt./CDC N-139 Newest Arrival 10:38 2:38 Marina Pt. Bus Stop 10:40 2:40 Marine Site NearM116 Don, Tracey and Robert Price 10:46 2:46 Caribbean Circle CC-33 announce the arrival of 10:48 2:48 Caribbean Circle CC-39 10:50 2:50 Tierra Kay TX-1 Pian Marie on Aug. 1 at 16 lbs. 1051 2:51 Tierra Kay DEFEX-78 and 9 months young. 10:53 2:53 Tierra Kay TK-2 Pian is a Godsend from China. 10:54 2:54 Tierra Kay TK-3 Travel card users to receive mandatory training Guantanamo Bay - In a recent message, accounts where the card has been used for unof- cardholder, answer questions regarding the use of CINCLANTFLT re-emphasized the command's facial purposes, counsel the cardholders and, the card, identify problem areas, and reempha- role in ensuring that the American Express where necessary take appropriate disciplinary size the financial responsibility of each card (AMEX) program is operating properly. Of spe- actions through military or civilian channels as holder. cial note was the rise in delinquent accounts. appropriate. While we have found few instances of inter- While the financial liability for the accounts As a first step in the process of establishing national abuse, there have been instances where rests with the individual cardholders, the com- a more comprehensive program, the Comptroller timely training on the use of the card could have mand is responsible for oversight. In that regard, Department, as the travel card coordinator orga- avoided some misunderstandings and embanr the command was directed to take immediate nization, will be conducting mandatory training ments. For more information or questions steps to establish formal procedures to review in early September and periodically thereafter. the AMEX Travel Card Coordinator Vickie AMEX reports, identify delinquent accounts, or This will give us and opportunity to validate each Harnage at 4671 or 4829.

Page 6 * Friday, August 22, 1997 * yar MILITARY Recycle this gazette *Tuskegee Airmen return to Seymour Remember when Air Corps "What a burden it was off my back. What came off my back was that all my hatred went away. All of it," he said. committed a grievous wrong On April 5, 1945, four groups of black officers stationed at Freeman SEYMOUR, Ind.(AP) - The last time 2nd Lt. Roger C. Terry set foot Field were arrested for entering Officer's Club Number Two. They were on the tarmac at Freeman Field, he was handcuffed, being taken away for protesting an order by their commander, Col. Robert R. Selway, banning court-martial on a charge of assaulting a superior officer. them from the club. Over the weekend, 52 years after he and 60 other black airmen were After they were released from the brig a few days later, Selway asked arrested for trying to enter the segregated officers' club at the Army Air them to sign the order. A total of 101 refused, were arrested and given Corps training facility, the retired officer walked the airport's tarmac again. reprimands that stained their military records until 1995. This time he was an honored guest. Three were court-martialed, accused of assaulting an officer as they "I never expected to come back to Seymour. I had made up my mind entered the officers club. Terry was the only one of the three convicted - for that this was the armpit of America," Terry, 76, of Inglewood, Calif., told what he says was brushing past a white officer. about 350 former Tuskegee Airmen and their wives Saturday. Retired Lt. Col. James C. Warren, 73, who went on to serve in combat The group made the 65-mile trek to Seymour from Indianapolis, where missions in Korea and Vietnam, told his former Army Air Corps comrades Tuskegee Airmen Inc. was holding its annual convention. The Tuskegee that their actions helped spur integration in the military. In July 1948, Airmen, the nation's first black combat pilots, were named because they President Truman signed an executive order ending segregation in the mili- were initially trained at Tuskegee, Ala. tary. At what is now Seymour's municipal airport, Terry recalled his joy "We stood up before Rosa Parks sat down," said Warren of Vacaville, when the U.S. Air Force admitted in August 1995 that its predecessor - the Calif., referring to Parks' 1955 refusal to give a white man her seat on a Air Corps - had committed a grievous wrong. Montgomery, Ala., bus. Boot camp recruits take final exam -'Battle Stations' Great Lakes, Ill. (NWSB) - The general nario focus on teamwork and the use of core val- strings." quarters (GQ) alarm sounds, and the crew is in- ues in the decision-making process. Dahl said they hope the skills learned will tantly up, donning proper battle dress, ready "While each recruit at Recruit Training Com- help the recruits as they continue on to their spe- handle the emergency. Instead of being on a mand (RTC) can give you a'textbook' definition cialized skill training schools. ship in the fleet, GQ is being sounded during of the core values, the actual use of those values Development of "Battle Stations" began in week seven of boot camp at Recruit Training in decision making throughout the night drives March. Recruit Training Command formed a team Command, Great Lakes, Ill. When the alarm the point home in a very real way," said Dahl. consisting of senior enlisted RDCs and they im- sounds sometime during the evening signaling the "It's more effective than just hearing about it in mediately started work on a version for the Navy. beginning of "Battle Stations," recruits scramble the classroom." Working guidance was that "the event should be to handle six different scenarios over an eight- Currently at the beginning of each of the six physically challenging with a significant degree hour period. events, the history is read to the recruits. Then of risk." "Battle Stations" has been designed to galva- the teams go to work. Before the night is over the But as always, safety was a chief concern. nize the basic warrior attributes of sacrifice, dedi- teams handle an emergency sortie due to an ap- Representatives from the Navy Safety Center cation, teamwork and endurance in each recruit proaching hurricane; fight a fire and perform a visited RTC to review each scenario. Once the through the practical application of basic Navy search and rescue for injured shipmates; move plan was approved, the team worked on staffing skills and core values learned during recruit train- injured crew members from the shaft alley to the and training, piloting the individual scenarios and ing as the apex of the training program. weather deck; defend the ship in response to a overcoming resource limitations. "Its distinctly 'Navy' flavor was designed to small arms attack; use the Forrestal Escape Scuttle Factors they had to take into account included take into account .what it means to be a Sailor," to evacuate to the weather decks; then, due to existing facility limitations, understanding that said Senior Chief Sonar Technician (Submarine) extensive battle damage, all hands must abandon what was done at night had to be finished by the (SS/SW) D.A. Dahl, "Battle Stations" leading chief ship. A recruit must pass "Battle Stations" in next day in time for facilities to be used for al- petty officer. order to graduate. ready in-place recruit training. 'Battle Stations' is the capstone event that "Battle Stations" began July 30 with four re- "In simplistic terms, we're making boot camp gives recruits the key skills and confidence they cruit divisions participating. A week later, al- run 24 hours a day," said Dahl. Also, individual need to graduate and take to the fleet," said ADM most 600 recruits have gone through "Battle Sta- piloting has been conducted of each scenario over Jay Johnson, Chief of Nava Operations. tions" and by month's end, an estimated 4,000 the last few months and many logistical prob- One of the features of the new program is a recruits will have completed the final exam. lems had to be overcome with scheduling, man- strong historical tie-in for each event. Each sce- From the staff members, the rest of the Re- ning and limitations of the RTC facilities. "It was nario uses examples of Medal of Honor recipi- cruit Division Commanders (RDCs) and the re- amazing that the actual implementation went ex- ents and other heroic deeds accomplished by en- cruits, the feedback has been positive, according tremely smooth," said Dahl. "We had lots of is that to Dahl. One recruit stated 'this is what boot people planning." in the past. The intent S erformingsted personnel an event that is based on naval heri- camp is all about,' " Dahl said. "The recruits get "Battle Stations" is expected to expand from tage will "operationalize" the recruits' sense of to the point of making decisions, and sticking the initial six events to 12 events and encompass pride in their service. Debriefings of each sce- with the decisions. We're cutting the apron a 14- to 16- hour period.

Page 7* Friday, August 22, 1997* pra WORLD Recycle this Gazette Tempers flare on bel eaguered Montserrat Olveston, ontserrat (AP)-The tempera- begin registering residents w o have agreed to port to accommodate evacuees.Once the exodus mental Soufriere Hills leave the island under a begins, which is expected within a few days, the volcano belched smoke voluntary evacuation. navy will be able to take 700 people a day off the and ash for a solid hour Savage told CNN island. Those leaving would be housed tempo- on Wednesday, and hu- Wednesday that the rarily on nearby Antigua, Britain or some other man tempers began to northern third of the 39- destination. flare at the other end of square-mile island -the But many islanders say the aid they are of- this beleaguered Carib- only portion not in im- fered - a family with two children gets the bean island as well. minent danger from the equivalent of $41,000; a single person about Shouting"We want volcano in the south - $14,800 - isn't enough to compensate them for the governor," a group isn't large enough to the losses they have suffered and the health risks of more than 100 dem- sustain the remaining they could face in the future. onstrators protested population of approxi- The protesters who gathered at Savage's outside the home of mately 4,000 people. house in Olveston said they wanted more money this British colony's About 7,000 people and other help, including British citizenship, pro- governor, Frank Say- have already left. tection for the property they are leaving behind, age, complaining that The Soufriere Hills volcano belching smoke and Sailors from the medical coverage and assistance for their children not enough was being ash HMS Liverpool, a Brit- to attend school. done to help those who ish destroyer docked in Many are vowing not to leave until they re- want to flee from the volcano's wrath, the harbor, worked virtually non-stop Wednes- ceive more assurances that their needs will be On Thursday, Montserrat's government will day to erect tents and bathroom facilities at the met. U.S. jobless claims increase Jones asks off McVeigh case

The number of newly out-of-work Americans seeking unemployment ben- Timothy McVeigh's chief de- efits rose by 20,000 in mid-August, the U.S. government said today. First- fense lawyer Stephen Jones says time claims forjobless benefits rose to 337,000 in the week ended Aug. 16 the convicted Oklahoma City from 317,000 the prior week, the Labor Department said. Over the past bomber "has raised the definition four weeks, weekly claims averaged 308,000, up from 298,500 in the prior of the term ingratitude to new mean- four weeks, reversing a string of declines begun in early July. ings." Jones has formally asked a federal appeals court to allow him to withdraw as McVeigh's court- Typhoon kills 140 in China appointed lawyer. Jones says McVeigh's comments to a Buffalo, One of the deadliest typhoons to batter eastern China in a decade has N.Y., newspaper after his convic- left more than 140 people dead and 3,000 injured. Officials say the death tion were "extreme, gratuitously Stephen Jones chiefdefense lawyer toll from Typhoon Winnie in eastern coastal Zhejiang province exceeds insulting and false." McVeigh told for convicted Oklahoma City bomber 140. The storm also injured more than 3,000 residents of low-lying coastal the newspaper that Jones had Timothy McVeigh areas. Winnie also took its toll on homes in the region, causing more than "screwed up" his defense. Jones is 100,000 to collapse as high winds and heavy rain swept the province. asking for permission to be taken off the appeals process, as McVeigh Earlier in Taiwan, the typhoon killed 37 people and in the Philippines, 16 requests. people died in the storm. Mir crew rests before repairs Clinton met with donor The three-man crew of Russia's ailing Mir space station will spend the day resting ahead of an early wake-up call for tomorrow's vital power President Clinton reportedly held an unusual White House meeting in supply repair job. Russian cosmonauts Anatoly Solovyov and Pavel 1996 with Frederick Smith, the chairman of Federal Express Corp. and a Vinogradov will do the tricky repairs, which will require opening a hatch to Democratic Party donor, to discuss a problem costing the company $100 the Spektr module and reconnecting electric cables running from Spektr's million a year in lost revenue. The Washington Post today reports that solar panels to the mother ship. Mir has been running on partial power Smith pressed Clinton to impose sanctions on the Japanese government, since Spektr was punctured in a collision with a cargo ship on June 25. which has refused to allow Federal Express to deliver cargo from Japan to the operation works, the crew will be able to power up many areas of other lucrative Asian markets. The Post says the Smith meeting was op- that have been shut down for two months. If something goes seriously posed by White House National Economic Council head Laura D'Andrea wrong, the crew will have to abandon the space station. Tyson.

Page 8 - Friday, August 22, 1997 *pwh KIDS Recycle this gazette "Hook a Kid on Golf' gets youths swinging Guantanamo Bay - The eagerly awaited Hook a Kid on Golf pro- the importance of the up keep of the golf course. gram began this week bringing out 30 youth to the Gitmo greens. "Not only do we want to help them with their swing but we want to The program which is designed to introduce the sport of golf to chil- help them mature dren eight to fourteen, was made possible because of many base sponsors and act like re- who donated money and volunteers including the Yatera Seca Golf Asso- sponsible adults r ciation and the eight coaches who administered the program. The coaches w hen they are out o t o u were Bob Guss, Jimmy Leonard, Mike Cortez, Gary Schroeder, Hal Nord, on the golf course," Johnny Humphries, Joe Spehar and Don Waters. said Guss. "Golf In order to give the coaches a good prospective of the program, two is a tremendous PGA golf professionals, Robert Young and Michael Palmer and the pro- character building gram originator John Engh from The National Alliance for Youth Sports game and the things came down to give a coaches clinic. They also helped to get the program off they learn on the the ground the first day of the clinic. golf course as far as "What we want to do is get their fundamentals correct early," said Bob etiquette and hon- Guss, Hook a Kid on Golf coach. The children learned the basics of esty will bleed chipping, putting and the full swing. over to their nor- Mike Waters (left) checks the grip on (left to right) The coaches emphasized posture, alignment and grip and taught the mal life," he added. Linsey Broch, Donn Vanderren, Matthew Harler, and children about drug awareness, golf etiquette, safety and the basic ap- All 30 chi,- Dawn Keach, Don Cooper, Jon Betterton proach to the game. dren finished the ChristopherKearney. "Overall, they've done very well and you can tell they are enjoying the program yesterday and will go on to play in a youth golf league that Youth game," said Guss. They also learned about fairways, greens and tees and Activities plans on adding to their list of sporting activities.

r------* Chapel hosts second Vacation Bible School I I Guantanamo Bay - As planned, the Sun- The teachers then used a parallel to explain y School kicked off with the Jesus Expedition how people need such direction finding equip- I Elementary Lunch I is week at Chapel Hill. There were 110 chil- meant to find Jesus in their lives. I I dren enrolled ranging from 3 to 12-years-old. I Menu I There were five scenes to visit including the Egyp- I I tian desert, Pacific Ocean, Mount Everest, South Monday - Hamburger, Potato Wedges, American Jungle and South Pole. Fresh Fruit, Milk The children were able to combine an appre- Tuesday - Pepperoni Pizza, Garden ciation for God's work in nature, travel and the Salad, Fresh Fruit, Milk lessons of Jesus. ' Wednesday - Spaghetti with Meat The South Pole scene, for example, decorated ' Sauce, Vegetables with Dip, French Bread, ' with fake snow and stuffed polar bears was the Califlower, Fruited Gelatin, Milk center for learning about weather equipment such Ia Donnell helps thefifth grade Sunday School Thursday - Chicken Fillet on Bun, as the weather vane and compass. class make flowers for the Jesus Expidition. Mixed Vegetables, Sliced Peaches, Milk Friday - Grilled Ham & Cheese on Wheat Bread, Carrots & Celery, French Fries, Soccer ' Fruit registration Cocktail, Milk j scouting Roundup for kids age L------Jm 5 - 17 will be Are you a boy or girl between the age8 of throughAug. 28 5 and 18-year8-old? at the Youth z~ie frztA e$ter Are you interested in what Center goes on in &outing? Tonight - Basketball Shootout - 6 to 7-year-olds play from GIRLSCOUTS If 5o, bring your parents and join us for afDE, fun fulled* 6:30 to 7:30. 8 tol2- day of couting information. year-olds play from 7:30 to 8:30 or play BINGO. Sept. 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Windjammer. V 1ot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy, Amerca Officials and Saturday - Back to inow cones and drinks. coaches are still school ice cream so- Participate in making REDE craft itemA, watch a pinewood derby, needed. Call cial. Make your own ice find out how much fun scouting can be in Gitmo. Scott at 4658. cream sundae.

Page 9 * Friday, August 22, 1997 * peak SPORTS Recycle this Gazette Tennis almost in full swing The game of tennis now has a bright future Jerk House) twice a week, Tuesday evenings and in Guantanamo Bay. When Morale, Welfare and Saturday mornings just to play." Recreation realized residents wanted more from July 25 a Men's and Women's Double Elimi- tennis than just a game or nation Tournament was held two here and there, steps and according to Harris, the were taken to ensure this event went very well. Harris could be provided. added that as long as there is The first step was to interest, tournaments will con- hire a Tennis Coordinator: tinue to be held. However, if done. Mike Eubanks was you are interested in joining the hired in July. Second step group of players that flock to was to develop a Tennis 63. the courts twice a week, just program that would em- show up. brace the needs of tennis en- So now that tournaments thusiasts: done. Mike have started, what about equip- Eubanks began double ment, lessons and the other as- elimination tournaments, pects of tennis? found ways to help residents maintain equipment "Equipment to help with lessons and games and he also designed a way to offer lessons. has been ordered, such as a serving machine, but Now, Mike Eubanks and the MWR Tennis we are just waiting for them to come in," said program is in the process of implementing these Harris. ideas to benefit base residents. "We have a place to store them and we are According to the G.J. Denich Gym Sports ready to help those that want to play tennis. Banana Rat 0 Rama and Fitness Coordinator, LeRoy Harris, residents Currently, we have tennis rackets and tennis balls were pairing up to play a game or two before available for adults and children at the gym for scheduled for Aug. 20 Mike Eubanks was hired. Now that the coordi- check out." nator is taking charge and organizing events and The future of tennis in Guantanamo Bay is has been re- - players regarding tennis, there is a lot more hap- bright indeed. Pending the arrival of new equip- scheduled for pening. ment, tennis enthusiasts, residents interested in "Tennis tournaments are ongoing and will learning new techniques or anyone interested in Sept. 20 at 10 continue for as long as people want to play ten- learning how to play the game of tennis will be nis," Harris said. "There is also a group of ten- able to. a.m. at the nis players that gather on the courts (next to the - JacquiHandwork, MWR Media Marketing Yatera Seca Golf Grieving Becker drops out of U.S. Open Course. FMI call MUNICH, Germany (AP) - Boris summer, Becker announced that he would not 2381. Becker pulled out of the U.S. Open, citing the play any more Grand Slam events next year. death this week of his manager as the reason. The German star has three Wimbledon titles, The tournament, which starts in New York on two Australian Open crowns and one U.S. Open Monday, was expected to be Becker's last Grand triumph. The only Grand Slam title to have Yatera Seca Golf Slam event. eluded him is the French Open. Becker was seeded 13th for the tournament Club he won in 1989. Gitmo Adult Baseball Becker's manager and close friend, Munich Aug. 24 - Two man best ball tourna- lawyer Axel Meyer-Woelden, died Monday of League Update rment, $8 members/ $12 non-member fee. liver cancer. He was 56. Pick your own team, no-handicap. Teams Becker, who has not competed for more S will comprise A/D or B/C level players. There than a month because of a knee injury, also will be a cookout after and dropped plans to play in a tournament in * prizes for long drive and clos- Brookline, Mass., this week. Braves vs. Diamond Backs 10 to 9 est to hole. Peter Duvinage, a partner in the Meyer- Cardinals vs. Dodgers 21 to 3 Aug. 31 - Four man Woelden's law practice, said Wednesday that scramble, $6 entry fee. Becker also was withdrawing from the U.S. Sunday Twelve players or more will Open, the last Grand Slam event of the year. Cardinals vs. Diamond Backs 13 to 11 be flighted A and B. Firs) He earlier passed up the French Open. Braves vs. Dodgers 23 to 1 place in each flight takes all. Becker, 29, is gradually winding down his FMI call Hall at 2470. illustrious career. In Wimbledon earlier this

Page 10 * Friday, August 22, 1997* Facen SPORTS Recycle this Gazette wWestbrook attacks teammate ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - Washington Michael owes Stephen a very strong apology. I Redskins wide receiver Michael Westbrook's in- just told him it was stupid and it wasn't right." juries and work habits have cost him a regular Turner said action would be taken against LoIpots Stnd1 place in the starting lineup. Now, his bloody at- Westbrook, but declined to say whether it would Men's Softball tack Tuesday on a teammate be a fine, suspension or both. Bombers during practice will likely cost "We had an incident, and him even more. it's unfortunate," Turner said. Bombers Westbrook, the team's } "I'm going to deal with it as I Security volatile 1995 first-round draft would any other incident that Marines pick, punched running back 1> / occurred. I'll make sure I Stephen Davis several times, handle it the way it needs to be Bud Crew leaving the second-year player handled. There's a variety of face down and bleeding. ways of doing it, and we keep Bud Crew Westbrook was ordered off i those things within the frame- Marines Loser's bracket the field immediately by coach work of our football team, and Norv Turner, who then told it will be taken care of" television camera crews to stop Although the practice was Lites filming. Westbrook ran back to open to all media, the Redskins Security the locker room, while Davis asked that local television sta- lay on the ground in pain for tons not show footage of the NSGA several minutes. He then sat on incident. WUSA-TV, the only the back of an equipment cart ~station which filmed the actual with an ice pack on his bloody Michael Westbrook has ony~ punches, said Tuesday night it Women's Softball face. would air the footage. Westbrook later left 68 catches in two seasons. Turner declinedtosay why BWG Redskin Park without comment, shaking his head the request was made, referring questions to he walked past reporters. Davis was not avail- public-relations director Mike McCall. ableforcomment,andtrainerBubbaTyerrefused When asked for comment, McCall said: BWG to discuss Davis' injuries. "Leave it alone. Don't make it an issue." Before the incident, Westbrook, Davis, Cris Westbrook signed a seven-year, $18 million Dishman and Brian Mitchell were standing to- contract after he was drafted No. 4 overall two PWD gather on the sideline engaged in what appeared years ago, but he has caught only two touch- Loser's bracket to be light-hearted conversation, down passes in two injury-plagued seasons. Westbrook, who is 6-foot-3 and weighs 220 Coaches have often criticized his work ethic, pounds, then hit Davis (6-0, 234) in the face; while fans have derided his flamboyant lifestyle, Davis fell to the ground, with Westbrook punch- which includes a Lamborghini in his garage and ing him several times in the back of the head. a movie theater in his basement. Mixed Nuts It was unclear what prompted the incident. This season, the Redskins have added Alvin As Davis lay on the ground, Dishman walked up Harper to the receiving corps, and Westbrook to Westbrook and said: "That was wrong, man," has had to share first-team duty with Harper, "I don'ttonsre know what started it," Dishmanbe ligh-herte said. Henryconversation. Ellard andL Leslie Shepherd. Westbrook WestbrookAug who is 6-oo- anawigs.2start two of the three exhibition "Everybody has fights with their brothers and sis- did not first American league National League terms. But if you don't take it off the field, it's OK. games. East East Team W L Team W L Baltimore 78 44 Atlanta 77 49 NY Yankees 73 50 Florida 72 52 Boston 62 63 NY Mets 67 57 Toronto 60 64 Montreal 61 62 Detroit 58 66 Philadelphia 45 77 Central Central Team W L Team W L Cleveland 65 57 Houston 66 59 Test your physical and mental stamina with all Chicago 61 64 Pittsburgh 62 63 proceeds going to support oth 1997 Marine Corps Ball. Milwaukee 61 63 St. Louis 57 67 Kansas City 52 70 Cincinnati 55 68 sDCall Sgt Dougherty or SSgt Stuhlman at Minnesota 51 73 Chicago 50 76 or 2642 FMI.We2640 West West Team W L Team W L Seattle 69 56 San Francisco 71 56 Anaheim 69 56 Los Angeles 68 57 Texas 60 66 San Diego 60 65 Oakland 50 75 Colorado 60 65

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.~b. SCHOLASTIC LINE I Welcome Aboard: We would like to welcome Jodi Bradfield, City Car Wash! Colleges new assistant coordinator. Please stop in and welcome her to the Education Center. Just a Reminder: If you have taken a class with CCC in the past and never received a grade slip, there may be a good reason why! Grade slips SAYEDA Y are to be picked up in the office by the student. Attention Students: For those students who missed out on classes 9:30 A.M. UNTIL 1:30 P.M. this term- consider pursuing your education via our video course program. There are over 30 video courses availible to students. Video courses are in the NEX parking lot. worth three college credits and only cost $215. Tuition assistance is While the volunteers clean your car, availible through DANTES for all active duty members. Stop by the of- fice and pick up a video course brochure today! Our office hours are 8 enter a drawing to a.m. to 4 p.m, Mon.-Fri. FMI, call Jodi Bradfield at 4748. Notice: All testing will be postponed till further notice. FMI call 4748. WIN A $20 NEX GAS CARD, Complete your masters degree in one year starting today. PA630- donated by Exchange New Car Sales. Govermental planning meets this weekend. Dr. Keith Reynolds has re- turned to the island to teach this term. His vast educational and personal Drawing to be held after experience lend much to the content of the courses he teaches. Don't miss out. Stop by the Troy State University office today and register. Call the car wash Reggie Drake at 4782 for more information. at the Exchange New Undergratuate classes are underway again. This term we have three Car Sales Office. new instructors joining the faculty: Susan Gianino, John Rhyne and Garrett (need not be present to Triplett. Al Green, Joy Guevara, Lisa Haas and Steve Kummeth are the other adjunct instructors teaching Term I. Of course, no term would be win; one entry per complete without courses from Dr. Dan Davis, our resident professor. vehicle) Special thanks go to all-you are the back bone of TSU's educational program and are appreciated by both the administration and the studei body. r NJAVSTA I pi-tc~k so-t~alI W~ardroom ovnaen Sailing Center New Prices 0k811envcs / 3-cUamves Effective Sept. 1 SepteMser 12 NAVSTA at NOON S-tay Boat Hourly 1/2 Day All Day (Max 3hrs) (3-6hrs) (over 6hrs) a CPO tuned to this station Por More sunfish/laser $4.00/hr $3.50/hr $3.00/hr MEss lrvwor-tar-t de-tails zuma $5.00/hr $4.50/hr $4.00/hr

hobie $5.00/hr $4.50/hr $4.00/hr Tropical Aviation Gitmo catamaran Bay Sxpress 17' o'day $7.00/hr $6.50/hr $6.00/hr daysailor/ 25' rainbow PAIL YF/GHTS rOFr LAVIERAEAND THE BAHAAIAS kayaks $4.00/hr $3.50/hr $3.00/hr WirH CON NECT/NG FL/GHTS6 TOSARASOrA. paddleboats $3.00/hr THURSDAY $ 5/AAYS CAL 49/5 C FAX 4P/6 sailboards $2.00/hr HaLS' In- FR/ 8:3O AA - 5:130 RA Hours of Operation CHLL4EfS FA 4 Wed.,Thurs. & Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. FED-X, A/RBOE$ RPS AVAILABLE l Sat., Sun. & Holidays 8 a.m. to 6 p. FMI Call 2346

Page 12 *Fnday, August 22,1997 * aum EVENTS Recycle this Gazette tN Craftec h All Ceramic Paints and Supplies will be 50% off until Aug.3 0. FMI Call 2354 The fair has been rescheduled for Oct. 4.

I- - Child Development Center Maina Point VcGc'e 444 Due to buil ding repairs, the CDC will not be able to accept a ng children for drop-in or hourly care open water, and rescue From Sept. I-S. There will also be no disruption classes will beheld of service For children enrolled on a Full-time through out t e month. basis.

IF you hav Contact Jessie at 2794 or stop qeustions, please call a ~by the Dive Cener Mon., Wed., 2120. and Fri., 2 - 7p.m. for prices and times. Dive Instructor meeting Aug.

*j~.26 at 4:30 p.m. in MWR Amin. chie Pegfy oicer Selecfees will sor 1t office. FMI Call 4482.

* *0 Rueda car Dos WSheS Willie Thommen I Adams of t 6841 / SU~ 6i~ * * Aug: zq, so 4 31 * * 4Seps,74tN Shirley Proceeds So f2 19r7 CPo * - We've got Kayaks for all of you that love the water, * Check out the "Frenzy Sea Kayak" located in sporting goods. Take Wide Cor a Ride * - We've got loads of fishing equipment, so stock up for a " * Fish'n fun weekend. 4 bring him 8meBanks S- Don't forget to purchase those meal tickets for the kids, sqpeaky clea!!!! * available thru the NEX cash cage window. * * - The furniture store has been getting i lot of great stuff . * to see if there is anything you'd like to have. f Slick (u/a) Kermit brown Stop in ** Fish ** fun *******************

mmm mm mm------amm mmmmmm GUANTANAMO BAY GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS (READ before filling out form) Items for the classified section must be 30 words or less. Each item must be on a separate sheet, unless it is the same category. Ads with a variety of items go in the Miscellaneous section. Print clearly. Ads will not be published without a proper signature and phone number. Ads are edited. Deadline: Ads are due by close of business' I Monday. Ads will be published only twice. g * Circle ONE type of ad: Announcement Automobile Boat Dive Gear Electronics Found/ Lost Miscellaneous Notice Pet Wanted Yard Sale I FILL IN COMPLETE AD ( incl. phone number): I I I I I I I I I THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS FOR OFFICE USE ONLY, NOT TO BE PUBLISHED I PRINTED NAME: SIGNATURE:

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1992 Ford Ranger XLT, good shape. $4,500 Call 1996 Scooter. Very reliable transportation. $1,100. 19 ft 'V' hull cuddy cabin, I15 HP o/b, O.B. Cert. All For Adoption: 5-year-oldfemale cat, indoor. Friendly 7863 ask for Don. Call Duane at 4611 or 2916. extras $7,000. Call 4880. as can be. Pleace call G. Boswell DWH 72750 AWN 7899 1973 Plymouth Valeant, 4-door, copper color. Great Gitmo special $600 OBO. Call 7378. i1aneoune~ nnounem en JVC double cassette player/CD/FM-AM radio and Saturday 3IB NOB Hill. 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fishing 1992 Pontiac Transport Van, excellent condition spkrs, dual voltage, $500. JVC VCR, $150. Sony gear, diving equipment, boys clothes sizes Iwouldliketo overall. Seats 8, good gas mileage, excellent family personal CD player plus Kenwood mini spkrs, $100. T-2 to T-4, thank Melissa forstopping hercar and toys, etc. vehicle, $11,5000B0. Call 7924and leaveamessage. Orthopeadic queen bed c/w sheets and spread, $200. rescuing me from thejaws of the kitty cat. Thanks to Chestofdrawers(5),340. Foodprocessor,LaMachine, yourquickresponseandoverall genuineconcern, Iam Saturday Corinaso Pt. 3. 9 a.m. -??? Misc.plants/ alive today. Thanks again, baby chick. 1985 Mustang convertable, auto, AC, PW, new with accessories, $35. Bread machine, 550. Mini tires, shrubs. No early birds. very dependable, best offer. Leaving August 29. Call fridge, S50. Call 4880. Rubia, Thank you for all your support thru hard times AWH 7732 or DWH 2250. Saturday 17A NOB Hill.7 a.m.-??? Early birds and good times, may the best time lay ahead Soloflex, bought new for $1,200. Will sell for $600 welcome. TV, VCR, furniture, etc. 1980 Chevy C-20, good dive truck. $600 Call 7863 OBO. Call Shawn AWH 2931. ask for Don. Saturday 3 ID Villamar. 7 a.m. -??? No early birds. 55 gallon fish tank with wood cabinet stand, hood, Great selection! 1972 Dodge Polara, good running order, $600. Call magnum filter, biological filter, test kit, misc. 4880. accesories. Completely set up and ready to run. Call Found: prescription glasses at swimming pool at Saturday 28B NOB Hill. 8-10:30 a.m. Early birds DWH 4914 AWH 7673. Cable Beach. Call 7767. pay double. Furniture, clothes, tools, 1992 Ford Ranger XLT-good shape $4,500. Call Don electronics, a little of everything. at 7863. Double size sleeper sofa, two dining chairs, exercise Found: OrlandoFlorida postcards and personal photos bike, girls clothes 4t-6 and 10-14. Call 7678. June 26 at Tropical Aviation. Call 4502. Saturday 24A Windward Loop. 8 1986 Pontiac Grand Am $800. Call Mark or Karie at a.m.-noon. Early birds admission fee $5. 2062. 9xl2 royal blue carpet $120. Call 7684. Laser discs, video tapes, Lost pair of prescription sunglasses between ADMIN CD's, books (Scifi & Romance) Clothing and hill and BLDG 752. Cosmetca 1967 Volkswagon g, rebuilt engine, brand new Girl/Boy "Kabinet Bed b ite and blue, excellent high perform aanIutch. 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Infant pool float, $3. Little Nintendo Game Boy video game system with video 1994 Jeep. 34,000 miles. Complete towing package, Tykes activity walk behind,$15. Girls clothes(size 4- link cable, ear phones, rechargeable battery pack/AC are provided. It don't Gitmo AM/FM stereo and cass. w/bass blaster and power 5), maternity clothes (petite), Oscar electric grill, $20. adapter, handy Boy Joy plus, carrying case and eight better at an affordable price. booster. Automatic trans. 4x4 $11,000 OBO. AWH Nintendo System (3 controls and Igun), $30. TV/ games, $500 value asking $225. Call AWH 7467. Call Marcus at 7494. 7765. VCR cart, $10. All prices are firm. Call 7837. Nintendo Game Boy w/4 Games (tennis, football, 1986 Ford Station Wagon, New tires, battery, ignition 12 inch RCA color TV w/remote, $40. Century car baseball and WCW wrestling) $70 OBO Call AWH system, timing gear and belt, water pump, excellent seat, $10. Call 3789. 7814. . CALL. condition, w/AC, $2,350 OBO. Call AWH 4695 DWH 7355. Sony 27 inch floor model TV. Call 2523 after 6 p.m.

1979 Pontiac Station Wagon, new tires, timing, Kingsizewaterbed. Curiocabinetheadboard. Asking Attention Gator fans! Anyone interested in getting t9 FOR excellent running condition, $950 OBO. Call AWN $500. Call Don at 7863. togetherwith fellowGatorfans fora"Gator Gathering" OP 4695. contact Art Torely DWH 4666 AWH 2763. UP 4 ceiling fans (like new), $30 ea., Eureka upright INFO 1978 Cutiess, $850. Completely rebuiltengine, starter, vacuume cleaner $40, 2 sets of snorkle gear $50 ea., New Sysop for Gitmo BBS. Call Kim for details at new water pump, hoses, tires, all parts have less than "The Original Step Bench" with tape $30 and 3 7124 (AWH) or dial the BBS at 7888. 1,000 miles, great inning car. Must see. Call Kip at woddenbarstools$1Oea.Call2510DWH/7874AWH 7499, leave a message. Troy State University is looking for instructors in the Tonight Almost new scuba gear. $700- Tank, b integrated following areas: Economics, Strategic Management, Overnight Fishing 1985 Honda 80 Hero. Call 3428. weights, regulator, octopus, mask, snorkle, fins Human Resources, Organizational Development, console, watch, skin, knife, whistle, boots, gloves and Algebra, Speech, and Literature. A Master's Degree 1980 Chevy Camero. Runs good. $1,200. Call DWH carrying bag. Contact G. Boswell 72750. withaconcentrationofcourses isrequired. CallReggi Air 27 4611 AWH 2916. Drake at 4782 FMI. Sony 13" TV, multisystem NTSC/PAL. Good Trucks and vans: running, fixer ups and parts. Call condition. $125 OBO. Contact G. Boswell DWH PLR meeting: The next PLR meeting will be held 5579. 72750 AWH 7899. Aug. 26 at I a.m. in the PSD conference room. Request all PLRs return their disc toPSD no later than 1986 Nissan 300 zx, New A/C compressor, battery Camper top (will fit Chevy 510), $100 OBO, fair COB Aug.22. and power stering unit To make offer call 7805. condition. Call 7837. PWD cookbooks are finally here. If you ordered a Two 13.5 ft Kimura surf rods w/perm. senator high cookbook, come by Public Works Admin and pick it speed reels $300 OBO, humminbird depth fish finder up. See Earlene Helms, 4655. $125. Call Donny at 7789. On Sept. 4 there will be an Operation Uplift Focus "Shadowrun" for the Sega Genisis. If you own the Dinning room table w/leaf $30, loveseat $50 and Group meeting w/ free lunch beginning at 11 a.m. game or know where to get it, please call Joe at coffee table $20. Call 3239. located in TBOQ near TQL. It is expected to last one 7312 after working hours. hour. 2 door glass curio cabinet, 6x4 ft. Call Shirley at7879 Would like to take over payments on a late model car AWH. SUPERSI'ITERS& HOME CAREPROVIDERS: If or tuck from someone wishing to keep their credit you wish to advertise your services in the Gazette, in rating good standing. Call AWH 7355 DWH4695. Jenny blind style white crib w/o mattress. Great Shape. you must provide a copy of your certification and Dive/ ski boat. Prefer 19 + ft., 100 + horse power. $25. Call 3069. signed parental permission (for SUPERSITTERS). Call 2087. Contact JOCS(SW) Coulter DWH only 4502.

Page 14 * Friday, August 22,1997 - jrac SHOPPER Recycle this Gazette Navy Family Service Center Employment resource center is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon for military and civilian personnel seek- MWR ing federal, state and private sector employment. The Custodial Worker Foreman/facilities Maintenance, permanent, full-time, NA-3566- computerized employment program is an excellent 02/LWG-3566-02-01 way to gain information about available jobs in the Custodial Worker/Gold Hill Towers (CBF), permanent, full-time, NA-3566-02/LWG- location of your choice. Assistance is provided. Also 3566-02 Arts and Craft Manager/Craftech Center, permanent, full-time, NF-1101-03/LGS- the qiuck and easy SF 171 computer application is 11010-06-01 available for your use. Accounting Technician/Finance, permanent, full-time NF-0525-02/LGS-0525-05 Operations Clerk (Front Desk Clerk)/Gold Hill Towers (CBF), permanent, full-time To schedule an appoint- NF-1101-02/LGS-1 101-05 ment call NFSC at 4141 or Recycling Center Foreman (MWR Employees) permanent, full time GS-0188-09 4153. This program is being evaluated during the MWR is also accepting applications for several flexible position employment includ- month of August ing: CDC program assistant; custodial worker; floor service worker, recreation aid; custodial worker; I.D checker; club operations assistant. All applications are ac- cepted at MWR personnel office on Admin Hill or call 4317 or 4323. OCCUPATIONA HRO TQL Update Computer Specialist, GS-0334-09. Close date Sept. 1 HEALTH Engineering Technician, GS-0802-09/10/11, Close date Aug. 29 TQL classes scheduled for Doctor's appointments for Facilities Manager, GS-1640-13, Close date Aug. 29 Supervisory Recreation Specialist, GS-0188-09, Close date Sept. 15, First cutoff remainder of FY97 will be "Phase 11" physicals in the Occupational Health Clinic will Sept. 2 Supervisor Equipment Specialist (Automotive), GS-1670-11. Close date Sept. 12. conducted FY98. To be on Thur. instead of Wed. schedule classes notify Transportation Operations Supervisor II, WS-5701-13, Close date Aug. 27. beginning Sept. 4. Cable Splicer Leader (communications), WL-2504-10, Close date Sept. 8 Diane Piper at 4153 no later FMI call 72820 or 72013 than Sept. 5. HRO office hours are 7:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., and front desk hours are from 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Mon. - Fri. You may call 011-53-99-4822 or4430 if you have additional questions. 1OR SHIP ER VICES Catholic Services

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