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Vol. 55 No. 12 Friday, March 27, 1998 4Seabees commemorate 56 years Guantanamo Bay - Saturday night's missing in action. 20 years and where they're going in the next cen- Seabee Ball was held at the Windjammer Com- Guest speaker, Director of Shore Activities tury. He also spoke briefly about the reserve munity Center to commemorate the 56th year of Readiness, Atlantic Fleet, Rear Adm. (sel) Seabee units and about his new position at the U.S. Navy CINCLANTFLT. Seabees, the 131s't In keeping with tra- year of the Civil En- dition, the ceremonial gineer Corps and the cutting of the birthday 156th year of Naval " cake by the oldest and Facilities Engineering youngest Seabees in at- Command. tendance was per- The event's coor- formed by dinator, Ensign CUCM(SCW) Lynne Cameron Smith, of Havens, the oldest Public Works Depart- Seabee in attendance, ment transportation, and CECN Kristopher described the celebra- Hernandez, the young- tion as "perfect" and est. said, "It was a success. Public Works Of- The ceremony went ficer Cmdr. Rick well, we gave away Wagner sang the na- some great door prizes tional anthem and "God and we had people ' Bless America." Then, dancing there right up everyone joined in and until the end." Public Works Officer Cmdr. Rick Wagner sings 'God Bless America" during Saturday's Seabee sang the "Seabee After dinner, the Ball celebrating 56 years of U. S. Navy Seabees, 131 years of the Civil Engineer Corps and 156th Song." ceremony portion of year of the Naval FacilitiesEngineering Command. Following the cer- the evening began emony, Jim Veazey with the presentation of the colors and an honor Michael Johnson spoke about the future of the served as disc jockey and many stayed to dance guard to pay tribute to prisoners of war and those Seabees, including where they've been in the last until the end of the celebration. GTMO's Operation Uplift receives $1,000 grant Guantanamo Bay - Guantanamo Bay's Single Sailor Program, Op- grant allows us to have more events, trophies and provide T-shirts at a eration Uplift, was recently awarded a $1,000 grant from the Bureau of lower cost," she said. Navy Personnel for fiscal year 1998. The money was awarded through the The paintball tournament is scheduled for April 25 and registration is Single Sailor Operating Grant Program which awards money to excep- due by April 22. The grant money will allow Operation Uplift to subsidize tional programs each year. Last year, GTMO received $500 from the pro- team costs and charge only $3 instead of $10. They will also provide 100 gram. rounds of free paintballs and have a barbecue after ward. Operation Uplift was selected for the grant this year based on creative The money will also go toward a powder puff football game scheduled programming ideas included in an events package submitted. The theme for April 23 at Cooper Field. This event is a flag football game for females for the package was "What would you do with the money if it was awarded where the men act as cheerleaders. to your program?" Their plan for the money incorporated three events; a The two-day volleyball tournament is scheduled for Armed Forces paintball tournament, powder puff football game and a two-day volleyball Day weekend. All male games will be played May 16 and female games tournament. will be played May 17. The grant money will go toward a disc jockey, T- "We felt the money would be best used by subsidizing entry fees for shirts and prizes. events," said Anna Bowers, Operation Uplift manager. "Normally we have For more information on these events, call the Operation Uplift office to cut back on activities because of the downsizing and budget cuts but the at 2010. GTMO Recycle this GAZETTE BUPERS' move to Millington, Tenn., this fall is good reason to check your records now BUPERS,Washington D.C.- Selection board operations will shift should be sent to the following address: Bureau ofNaval Personnel, PERS when the Bureau of Naval Personnel (BUPERS) moves to Millington, 322, 2 Navy Annex, Washington D. C. 20370-3130. Fitness reports or Tenn., this summer. The last board in Washington D.C., will be held in evals submitted to detailers are not considered valid for purposed of entry July. The first board in Millington will be held in September. into the system. They must be submitted to PERS 322 for validation and While BUPERS will continue to serve Sailors during the move, Sail- entry into the automated system prior to being entered on the microfiche. ors anticipating board eligibility this summer should get involved now in Unsigned advanced copies will not be provided to the boards. verifying the accuracy of their own records to ensure they remain com- Missing photos should be sent to: Bureau of Naval Personnel, PERS petitive before selection boards. 313, 2 Navy Annex, Washington D.C. 20370-3130 Missing or current evaluations, official portrait or awards should be Missing transcripts should be sent to : Bureau of Naval Personnel, submitted promptly to receive proper consideration by a selection board. PERS-103IDl, 2 Navy Annex, Washington D.C. 23070-1031. About 30 days prior to a selection board, BUPERS (PER-322) runs a con- New awards or medals are submitted to the Board of Decorations and tinuity check for missing evals and sends a message to the respective com- Medals by the awarding authority. If awards are missing from the micro- mand requesting copies of missing reports. fiche, members should submit a copy, with the member's social security Service members can ease the process by ensuring their records are number typed or written in the upper right-hand corner, to the Board of current and cover all of one's service time with no continuity gaps. If Decorations and Medals. When the board enters the medal into the auto- there is a gapped period that can be explained by a memo, the member mated system, the Personnel Summary Report (PSR) is updated. The award should submit one to cover the period so that selection boards aren't look- is then sent to PERS-313 for recording on the microfiche. ing for a report that does not exist. Awards should be submitted at least two months in advance of a selec- By requesting microfiche now, members can ensure that all evals, pic- tion board to ensure proper processing: Board of Decorations and Medals. tures, education or awards are on the microfiche. Requests, which must be N09B33, 2000 Navy Pentagon, Washington D.C. 23050-2000. in writing, may be faxed to (703) 614-8882, or mailed to: Bureau of Naval Members who receive an award within one month of a selection board's Personnel, PERS-313C1, 2 Navy Annex, Washington D.C. 20370-3130. convening date should also send a copy to the board president in accor- Questions concerning microfiches should be addressed to PER-313D at dance with the Military Personnel Manual. If an award shows on thePSR DSN 224-3654 or (703) 614-3654. but not on the microfiche, members should send a copy directly to PERS Copies of missing evals, signed by the member and reporting senior, 313Cet.

Base to advance clocks one hour Record-breaking rainfall causes watering ban for Daylight Savings Time April 5 Guantanamo Bay - Guantanamo Bay Guantanamo Bay - The U. S. Naval Base will advance all clocks one hour April 5 in order to received a record breaking 2.76 inches of rain shift to Daylight Savings Time (DST). The time officially changes at 2 a.m. but most base residents Monday. This was the most rain to fall in a have to remember to set their clocks ahead the night before. 24-hour period here since 1958 when the base Although the base was considering a proposal to stay on standard time, the consensus was to received 2.43 inches of rainfall. make the normal time shift with the U. S. East Coast. As a result, Commander Naval Base, Capt. "We took an informal poll of the NAVSTA departments and tenant commands, and found that Larry Larson has implemented a watering ban the overwhelming majority were in favor of mak- on all landscape watering until Tuesday. ing the shift to Daylight Savings Time," said base "There is no reason to water landscaping after so much rainfall," said Larson. commander, Capt. Larry Larson. The reasons Admin. department to most often cited were to maintain the same work- Limited hand watering of ornamental flow- close early for ing hours as our counterparts in Norfolk, Va. ers and plants is permitted on Saturday as commad fun tionWashington D.C. and Jacksonville, Fla. as well needed. commands the increased evening leisure time. Other water usage will continue as usual. Guantanamo Bay -The Admin. office, Shifting to DST will have an impact on cer- Larson added that the ban will allow the Public Affairs office, Career Counselor's of- tam base functions such as the movie start time base to get a better idea of how much water is fice, Staff Judge Advocate's office, Equal at the Downtown Lyceum. Revised times will actually used for landscape watering. Opportunity office, Chief Master at Arms and be published along with the weekly movie sched- "If we can control one of the variables, we CO/XO office will close at 10:30 a.m. today ule. can learn more about where the water is go- for a command function. Sorry for any in- Personnel who exercise early in the morning ing," he said. conveniences, are reminded to be extremely cautious during the Normal watering hours are Tuesdays, The duty yeoman beeper number is 131 early morning darkness, especially when running Thursdays and Saturdays from 5 to 8 a.m. and for emergencies. on base roads. 6 to 9 p.m.

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MWR employee with a closed fist. The man was Buoy One. Harbor Patrol was dispatched and apprehended and transported to base police for towed the boat to the MWR Marina. processing. Underage Drinking Dispatch received a call from Camp Bulkeley Dispatch received a call reporting underage Security reporting a physical confrontation, re- drinking at Cable Beach. Units arrived and found The following incidents occurred Mar. 16 - sulting in minor injuries. Units were dispatched a individual laying by the water who appeared to 22.This information was compiled from the base to assist Camp Bulkeley Security. An ambu- be drunk and unconscious. He had no apparent police desk journal and in no way indicates the lance arrived on scene and transported one of the injuries. He was transported to the USNH where outcome of any investigations. It further should injured to U.S. Naval Hospital for possible head he was admitted for treatment and observation. not be considered a statement of responsibility and neck injuries. The other individual was also He was later released to his supervisor. of any person or persons involved in any inves- transported to the hospital by security for treat- tigation. ment of abrasions and scratches to the face. Both Destruction of Personal Property individuals were later released and returned to Dispatch received a telephone call from a Wrongful Destruction of Camp Bulkeley. woman reporting damage to her POV. The Personal Property woman stated she noticed a one inch hole on the Dispatch received a walk-in complaint re- Indecent Assault front right headlight cover. The cost of repair porting a POV had been damaged while parked Dispatch received a 911 call from a man re- was estimated at $150. at the SBEQ lower level parking lot. Units in- porting he had been indecently assaulted at the spected the vehicle and observed various Gold Hill Towers. Units arrived and located one Weekly Vehicle Safety scratches and dents. The estimated cost of re- of the individuals who had assaulted the man. Check Point Statistics pair is unknown. The suspect was transported to base police for Vehicles inspected: 112 processing. He was later released to his supervi- Seatbelt Violations: 7 Larceny of Personal Property sor. Dispatch received a telephone call from a Traffic Violations woman reporting her unattended handbag had Rendered Assistance Monthly total: 58; weekly totals: five writ- been stolen from her vehicle at the Navy Ex- Dispatch received a call from the Officer of ten citations, zero written warnings and five ver- change parking lot. the Day reporting a pleasure boat stranded near bal warnings. Simple Assault Dispatch received a 911 call from an off-duty security person reporting a fight at the Late Night GTMO gets Start Smart T-Ball program Cafe. Units arrived and met with the security Guantanamo Bay - Guantanamo Bay has been selected as a pilot site for a new Start Smart T- individual who stated a man struck him and an ball program. The National Alliance for Youth Sports chose GTMO from several locations to be one of the test sites for a national study to see if their programs are effective. The t-ball program is an innovative developmental program for children ages 3 to 5. It empha- sizes skills that help prepare children for youth baseball. The program encompasses batting, catch- ing, throwing and running skills as well as agility. It is an extension of the original Start Smart program that teaches eye-hand coordination, how to strike objects and how to work as a team. The equipment used in the program are soft durable products made by the Kosh Company and are spe- GAZETTE cifically designed for this age group. "The Start Smart program is a great general program. The precedence being made here is that Base Naval this program is sports specific and will elevate skills in that particular sport," said Scott Varner, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Youth Activities manager. Commander, Naval Base The program, as with all Start Smart programs, requires that parents be involved in every step. It CAPT Larry E. Larson also emphasizes the parent-child relationship and allows the parent to do part of the teaching. Public Affairs The six-week program will begin with an informational meeting April 18 at the Youth Center. Gina Lawson Sign ups will begin at the Youth Center April 11 at 1 p.m. Only 20 parent-child group spaces are J02 Kristen Ellis available. For more information, contact Varner at 2111. J02 Tonia Varner This newspaper is an authorized Mig.an t Ant and publication for members of the military Water Conservation service stationed overseas. Its contents C.'Lat Sage For the week of March 16 -22 do not necessarily reflect the official views Thin could be yot . of the U.S. Government, the Department of t" chance goA Defense or the U.S. Navy and do not imply Weekly Use 8,408,480 endorsement thereof. quality Daily Avg. 1,201,211 Voice: 4502, 4819, 4003 cMa4tmayh5ip Fax: 4520 Daily Goal 1,000,000 E-mail: [email protected] Saturday NEX all amounts are in gallons GAZETTE On-line: AtAium We spent $14,789.04 http://gtmo.net/gazz 2 - 6 p.m. over our goal this week.

Page 3 Friday, March 27, 1998 * GAZETTE GTMO Recycle this GAZETTE Company L passes IG inspection with flying colors Guantanamo Bay - You could almost hear a cummulative sigh of Zeller's perception of his command inspection program is that it is the relief coming from Marine Hill as a 10- person Inspector General (IG) best he's ever seen, but as always, there is still room for improvement. team from Fort Meade, Md., departed today after inspecting Company Most of the important areas, those concerning money, are concentrated Lima, Marine Support Battalion (MSB), in 38 functional areas. This sort in the Company L administrative office, under the direct control of Gun- of inspection occurs about every two years and the last one was November nery Sgt. Gary Ciprian. Ciprian has been through many of these types of 1996. inspections. His military occupational specialty.(MOS) is administration You may have recently noticed several Marines marching near the and it is the most inspected MOS in the Marine Corps. This is the third Downtown Lyceum with rifles. Company L Marines conduct close order such inspection he has endured in the past 20 months. drill (COD) at least once a month and this was part of that routine as COD During both of the previous inspections, Ciprian received noteworthy is one of the inspectable areas. comments in several areas and he repeated his previous stellar performances The IG team arrived March 24 and immediately began inspecting sev- during this IG. eral areas, after receiving a command and threat brief from Capt. Sidney Zeller couldn't be happier with the performance of his Marines. "They Zeller, Commanding Officer of Company L. The inspection lasted all performed as expected, outstanding," he said. week and Company L passed with flying colors, even receiving several Company L is a geographically-isolated command under the military noteworthy comments. command authority of Lt. Col. Kate Prokop, the Commanding Officer, Zeller began a very ambitious command inspection program 18-months Marine Support Battalion, Fort Meade, Md. Most Company L Marines ago in order to be inspection-ready at all times. He and his Company First support the cryptologic mission of the Naval Security Group Activity Sergeant, Master Sgt. Dallas Rogers, have endeavored to ensure all of the (NSGA) on John Paul Jones Hill, but are also responsible for more than collateral duty holders are properly trained and prepared to handle their 600 hours of Marine-unique training every year. Unfortunately, most of significant additional duties. this training must occur during the liberty time of the Marines. Zeller doesn't believe in preparing for an inspection. He and Rogers Company L is not part of the Marine Barracks Ground Defense Secu- assign Staff Non Commissioned Officers to inspect all 38 functional areas rity Force but is co-located with them on Marine Hill. A close working twice a year to ensure compliance with Zeller's guidance of, "Do the right and social relationship exists between the only two Marine units aboard thing all the time and we'll always be inspection ready." So far, the plan the base. A hearty well done to the Marines of Company L on their very has worked reasonably well. successful IG inspection. C Scholastic Line Navy Campus - 4769 - A reminder that a 35 percent greater chance. Sailors who im- tion application and order your cap and gown. Navy Campus offers CLEP/Dantes testing on prove academic skills triple their likelihood to Note that there is a diploma/graduation fee of most Wednesdays. DD 295 workshops are of- cross rate to undermanned ratings. $25 (bank draft or money order made payable to fered every Thursday except during college reg- What are you doing to improve your profes- City Colleges of Chicago). FMI, contact Ellen istration. Call your Navy Campus office for times sional development and to make your future a Soucy at 4748. and schedules, or come in and pick up a calendar brighter one? Stop by the Academic Skills Learn- Troy State University -4782- The gradu- of events. ing Center in Room 1I or call 4794 and discover ation forms and fees must also be filed for those EMT - Students who still need to make-up what we can do for you. Remember, family TSU students completing their degrees. If you their exams, the make up date for the EMT exam members, you can also take advantage of this free are taking your last classes next term, you are is Monday, at 8 a.m. educational opportunity here in GTMO. eligible to walk through graduation. A small GRE - For those persons already registered Congratulations to SN Phillip Dunlap who but moving ceremony is held in the Chapel with with Navy Campus, the exam is scheduled for has completed the Language Arts, Math and a reception immediately following at the April 8 at 7:45 a.m. Reading (FASTRACK) curriculum before he Bayview. It's open to family, friends and all SAT/ACT - Students who wish to take the leaves for training in Coronado, Calif. He works who would like to join in congratulating your SAT/ACT exam must call Navy Campus at 4769 those crazy, long hours in Security. If he can do accomplishment. Be a part of the celebration. to reserve a test. The next test date is April 15, at it, so can you! You have earned it. 7:45 a.m. City Colleges of Chicago- 4748-A spe- The undergraduate! classes are up and run- Academic Skills Learning Center- 4794 cial note of thanks to Betty Lou Cummins, En- ning. Since the graduate classes do not start un- - Did you know that there is a significant and glish/French instructor, for stepping in to teach til April 3, you can still register. Classes this positive relationship between voluntary educa- Composition II this term. Our students are very term include Research Methods in Public Ad- tion and promotion and retention? A recent study fortunate to study with such a knowledgeable and ministration and Public Personnel Management. by The Center for Naval Analyses reports that "seasoned" educator. Enjoy your first term with This is a great term to start with if you're not Sailors who complete 15 to 30 college credits CCC! already enrolled in the program. Start today and have a 20 percent greater chance of attaining E- Also, for those students graduating June 12, complete a master's degree in Public Adminis- 5 in their first five years of service than those caps and gowns must be ordered no later than tration in just one year. FMI, call Reggi Drake who do not. Those with 60 college credits have April 3. Stop by the office and fill out a gradua- at 4782 or stop by our offices on Chapel Hill.

Page 4 * Fiday. March 27. 1998 *AZETTE GTMO Recycle this GAZETTE DEFEX tests base's capabilities tivities participate. in addition to the Marines. tant part of our mission here and require a lot of DEFEX is an important According to Lt. Cmdr. David fait, NC, who hard work on the part of a large portion of the part of our mission serves as U.S. Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay's base population." Public Affairs Officer, here and requires a lot the hospital's role in this DEFEX was to provide of hard work medical support to the Marines on the front- Guantanamo Bay -Tuesday night was a line, at casualty collec- seemingly normal one on Marine Hill until about tion points and at the I 1 p.m. An alarm sounded and Marines reacted. Battalion Aid Station. They came pouring out of their barracks rooms, In a situation such as and sprang into action. They loaded equipment this DEFEX. the first into several vehicles and the convoy departed thing the corpsmen do is Marine Hill. get the injured off the No, the base wasn't actually in an emergency front-line to a casualty situation, the Marines were turning out for their collection point and per- role in a base Defense Exercise, or DEFEX. form triage to assess The DEFEX actually began Saturday and ran each patient's condition through Wednesday, with the bulk of the drill and identify the most conducted Tuesday night and Wednesday morn- critical casualties. From ing. Defense exercises are routinely conducted that point, they forward about every six months and many other base ac- patients, via ambulance, to the Bat- talion Aid ,Sta//Sgt. Andrew H oover receives instructionfi'om Aa/. Scott Aiken, Swtit is Ground Defense Security Force Operations Officer, during the DEFEX which is lWednesdav morning. manned by a general medical officer and hospi- The captain added. "For future reference, tal corpsmen. when you hear the base alert sirens as you may Marines worked heavily in com- have at 6 p.m. on Tuesday evening, turn your mand and control; nuclear, biologi- television to view the roller for pertinent infor- cal and chemical defense; and con- mation. During emergencies, the roller is broad- ventional warfare. cast on cable channels 2, 4, 6 and 32, and over It was a grueling, but successful the air on channel 8. training evolution, especially for the If you can't turn on your TV, tune your ra- security companies. dio to either FM 102.1, FM 103.1 or AM 1340 Commander Naval Base Capt. for instructions. Ifyou did turn on your TV dur- Larry Larson said, "From my per- ing the DEFEX, you would have noticed that all spective, I think the DEFEX went Nob Ilill residents were instructed to call one of well. With each DEFEX, we can't the two telephone numbers listed. exercise everything we'd like to, so "Only 14 of 66 residents responded which is we focus on specific things." He con- less than we would expect," said Larson. "Base tinued, "We tested some different residents should know what they're supposed to things this time than we have in the do when they hear the siren." past. The drills are designed to test Instructions on the roller may range from portions of our capabilities, usually calling a phone number to where and when to go things we've changed or have not ex- for evacuation," said Larson. ercised for a while." "The DEFEX tests a number of procedures Larson said, "The tests were very used in case of natural or other disasters, such as successful. We heavily tested com- hurricanes, or if a ship were to explode in the munications, both off base and inter- harbor or the Desal plant caught fire; basically, Capt. A A. Jewell, Ground Defense Security F rce Air nal on-base communications." any reason to evacuate people. Only one aspect Officer, communicates with other Marine units during Larson said, "Although the de- is the defense of the base. The rest encompasses the Defense Exercise held Saturday through Wed'nesday fense exercises we do are unique to things that would be necessary in a variety of morning. Guantanamo Bay, they're an impor- scenarios," he added.

Page 5 - Friday, March 27, 1998 - GAZETTE SPORTS Recycle this GAZETTE Tennessee Lady Vols beat UNC for top spot NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - North Carolina team that was Justd ored o the p b an Wright Between Chamique Ioldsclaw and as quick and just as athletic as Ten-0 with 215 its full-court press. Tennessee is nessee, and was able to match the one-half minutes, they led 64-62. seconds left. But Kellie Jolly sank awlully tough to beat. Holdsclaw, two free throws with 19.9 seconds Maybe impossible. who had been to go for a 74-70 lead and North Trailing in the second half for held in check, Carolina's final hopes died with the first time in more than three keyed the burst Teasley's airball from the top of the months, the top-ranked Lady Vols with eight points. key with 5.1 seconds remaining. stormed back from 12 points down Teresa Geter, the Holdsclaw, fittingly. made two and beat North Carolina 76-70 least recognized last free throws and was named the Monday night to earn a berth in the of Tennessee's regional's outstanding player. But Final Four. Fab Four recruit- she admitted to some anxious mo- Tennessee (37-0) did it behind ing class, came ments earlier, especially when she lHoldsclaw, who scored 14 of her 29 up with five was going through a stretch with points in the final 7:06, and with its points, including only one basket in 27 minutes. devastating press, which wasn't ef- a three-point play Hatchell was not excited about fective early, but finally triggered a that got the run the disparity in fouls. Tennessee was made its game-turning 15-1 run - the same Two of the "Meeks" - Chamique Holdsclaw, left, started. 28-for-33 at the line and type of burst the Lady Vols have and Semeka Randall celebrate their comeback win Caro- last 13 free throws. North Carolina used so often to destroy oppponents. against UNC. lina (27-6) re- was Il-for-18. The pulsating comeback in the gained the lead Now it's on to Kansas City for Mideast Regional finals kept alive Lady Vols step for step in their run- once, at 67-66 on a free throw by the Lady Vols, who will play the Tennessee's hopes of a record third ning game. Tracy Reid with 2:57 left. West Regional champion in the na- straight national title, a perfect sea- Tennessee rallied after trailing But -oldsclaw answered with tonal semifinals next Friday. It will son and a place in history as the 61-49 with less than 7 and one-half two free throws. Geter put back be the fourth straight Final Four greatest women's team. minutes left. That's when the press, I-loldsclaw's miss and Holdsclaw hit appearance and I th overall for a But all of those possibilities which comes at opponents in all di- tvo more free throws, making it 72- program that has five national titles came close to being shattered by a reactions, kicked in. 67. - three more than anyone else.

Sports Events 8-ball pool tournament - April 1, reg- Local Standings Golf tournament - Sunday. Sign-up istration begins at 5:30 p.m. FMI call Men's Basketball at 7:30 a.m. Two-man teams, cash prizes. 2010. Leeward Connect. 8-3 2-on-2 basketball tournament - Bowling - April 2, sign up at 6:30 p.m NavComDet 6-2 April 4 -5. Teams will be selected by ran- Contest for prizes. FMI call 2010. Marines 5-2 dom drawing. Open to males and fe- Powder Puff Football - Ladies in' ter- Hospital 5-2 males, ages 15 and up. FMI call 4635/ NMCB5 0-8 ested in playing football and men ,nter- 3318. ested in cheering for them call 201,0, Men's 5'10" and Under Basketball

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Leftat Kittery Beach cabana 1965 Ford Falcon, four door, automatic, AM/ battery charger and two batteries. Paid $799 March 17. If found, please call Chris or Jim FM/cassette. Engine, body, interior in good Queen size mattress with boxspring, $50. Brass here at NEX, will sell for $500. Call Linda at 4244. shape. Transmission needs work. $250 OBO. and glass table lamp, $20. Call 7767. AWH 2809, DWH 4174. Call John DWH 2229/2587, AWH 7645 before WANTED 9 p.m. Girls' spring and summer clothes. All styles, Hewlett Packard ScanJet 4s B/W page scanner, good condition. Sizes 7-12. Very reasonably $75 OBO. Includes PaperPort OCR software. priced. Call AWH 7745. FMI call 2476 or e-mail gitno usa.net. Wanted: Qualified mechanic to rebuild a 1968 BOATS Dart automatic transmission. Rebuild kit and Sofa and love seat. Black with mauve and mint Onkyo stereo surround processor with hall, parts not needed. Do need tools for job. Work 24-ft. Fonnula with trailer. 350 Chevy. New patten, $350 for both. Call 7646. theater and dolby surround modes, $100 must be guaranteed. Call Heather at 2405. Best bottom paint. Totally rebuilt with a lot of OBO. Gray scale hand-held scanner, $50. offer on non-hourly rate. new parts. Must see. Call Dale DWH 4961, Dinette set with two chairs, $25. Microwave, Call DWH 6328, AWH 7983. AWH 3220. $50. Boys' size 12 full street hockey gear set, Wanted: Signal flags to spell "Can Do." Call $40. Two boogie boards, $10. TV/stereo Lt. j.g. Thomtton at 4825. 13.5-ft. refurbishedBoston Whalerwithl 1989, entertainment center, $35. Call 4103 AWH. DIVE EAR 25 hp Johnson engine, low hours, complete Wanted: Four wheel drive Blazer, cok v or with top and bottom paint, includes all Sears Lifestyler Cardio Fit Low impact workout 1/4," 2-piece Fanner John wetsuit, plush-lined pickup, diesel or regular. Call QM2 Smith required safety gear. $1,200. Call AWH machine. New condition. Paid $150, asking Fathom, size m/I, $200 OBO. It'll keep you AWH 7600, DWH 4771. 4103. $75 OBO. Call AWH 3733. warn when you're not diving in GTMO anymore. Call 2768 anytime. Dining room table with four chairs, black with YARD SALES MISCELLANEOUS smoke glass top. Modem style, $300 OBO. Seaquest Spectrum XR2 first stage and Call 7646. regulator; Mares flat brass console with Saturday, Center Bargo 18B, 9 a.m. to 12:30 Blue Lazy-Boy recliner. Paid $600 new, will compass; women's size 7/8 2-mm full p.m. lots ofclothes, couch and foot rest, weight sacrifice for $250. Excellent condition. Call Authentic Village People costumes. All wetsuit; Mares fins, snorkel and mask, booties set, small kitchen appliances, patio swing, 7432. characters available. First come, first served, and gloves. Great prices. Must sell. Call 7432. miscellaneous. prices negotiable. Call Archie after 9 p.m. at Men's Navy unifonus, sizes34-36. Dungarees, 6145. Dacor BC, size m/i, great shape, $175. Reef Saturday, M123 (Marine site housing), 7 a.m. coveralls, summer and dress whites, Corfram Marine wet suit, size m/I, 5 min, two-piece til ? No early birds. No clothes, but lots of shoes, size 10. Very reasonable! Call 2768. Waterskis, rope,skijacketsandtube forboating. fannerjohn, $200. Octopus, aqualung, primary books, tapes, etc. Call 4591. andsecondaryregulators, firstandsecondstage, Living room suite, includes couch, love seat, with cressisub depth/pressure combo gauges Saturday, Caribbean Circle 12, 8 a.m. to noon. two wall units, coffee table and end table. Child's red wagon, $10. Play kitchen, $15. and compass, $300. Dive tank, 80 cubic feet, No early birds. NSGA/Company L yard sale, Asking $2,000. King size bed, large dresser, Child's battery-powered Chevy truck, $100. $75. Will sell package for $650. Call Alan many items from which to choose. chest of drawers. Asking $1,500. Call Kenna Battery-powered Jeep, $25. Call 4591. DWH 6314, AWH 7362. at 7756. JOBS Pettit Paint, self-leveling for boats or autos, Men's dive gear, Sherwood regulator, octopus, Golf clubs. Harvey Penick irons 2-PW and brush on, blue. Three quarts, $30. Call 4591. BC, large dive suit, two tanks, Mares 850 spear LW. Dynamic gold shafts, $125 OBO. Call gun, mask, fins, booties, weights, knife, M WR job vacancies for permanent, full-time DWH 6258, AWH 3233. Piano and bench with storage, $800. Call 4591. flashlight, dive flag, dive bag, $900. Call 4591. positions: assistant club manager, chef/food service manager, club manager, cook, Three-piece livingroom set. Queen size sleeper Time Out Tot dolls, $35 each. Use as Women'sdivegear, small BC (pink), regulator, operations clerk, personnel clerk and sofa. Newversion ofsleeperwith thick mattress. decorations for home or as a gift. They make octopus, medium dive suit (pink), two pink supervisory library technician. Call MWR at Chair and ottoman included. All in excellent great friends for kids. Call Norma DWH tanks, pink mask and snorkel, fins, weights, 4317 or 4323 FMI. shape. Plaid pattern with country blue, salmon 6394, AWH 7803. dive bag, $600. Call 4591. and off-white. Very attractive set. All MWR job vacancies for flexible positions: Scotchguarded, $650. Treadmill, top speed 10 Kenmore dryer, works like new. Available Men's Dacor BC, $75. Call 4591. bartender, cook, cashier and waiters/ mph. Adjustable while running. Includes April 13. Call DWH 72020 with offer. waitresses in the club facilities; custodial digital display and pulse reading attachment. worker; operations clerk/front desk clerk; Gradual start-up. Handles lock in place or Largesectional sofawith many pillows, $550. PETS recreation assistant; safety/security clerk, unlock for free motion, cross country skiing Large three-piece mirrored entertainment CDC program assistant, club operations simulation. Excellent condition, $300. Call center, must see to appreciate, $550. Prices Chow mix, full-grown. Free to a good home. assistant and kennel clerk . Call MWR at 3033 and leave a message. somewhat negotiable. Call 3950 FMI. Call AWH 3213. 4317 or 4323 FMI.

My weight loss - your gain. Ladies dresses, MWR job vacancies for flexible recreation EC, sizes 12 to 16, $25 each. One black silk, ELECTRONICS SERVICES aid locations and positions: aquatics/ beaded/sequined cocktail dress, EC, size 10, lifeguard, athletics/gym, Marina, Outdoor wornonce,$50. Nothing like themon island. Compaq Presario 4764 computer. 166 Want someone to do house work at half Adventure Center and Youth Center. FMI Call for an appointment AWH 3180. MHz, 24 RAM, 36.6 fax/modem, 2.5 price? Contact Inez Lewis at 5155. call MWR at 4317 or 4323.

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Troy State is accepting applications for a NEXMART will have a scheduled power Barrel Club-every Thursday night is Reggae Youth Center - tonight, Arts and Crafts full-time undergraduate business faculty outage April 4. The store will reopen as soon as and R&B night. Music irns from 8 p.m. to Night. Ages 5-7, 7 to 8 p.m. Ages 8-12, 8 position. FMI call Reggi Drake at 4782. the power is restored. NEXMART and its midnight. FMI call 5986. to 9 p.m. Tomorrow, Hawaiian luau. facilities now accept American Express credit City Colleges of Chicago is seeking a File cards. A community affair is set for April 4 at the ANNOUNCEMENTS Clerk/Assistant Coordinator. This is a full- Windjammer Community Center. Akickoff time, contract position. FMI call Ellen Soucy at The Guantanamo Bay Professional Nurses celebration for Month of the Military Child We wish all of our GTMO 4748. Association is sponsoring a car wash tomorrow will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and spring friends a Happy Easter. We are living at 7786 Ramona from 9 a.m. until all cars are clean at the Navy craft fair will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Drive, Navarre, Fla. Our e-mail address Exchange. The recycling drawing is scheduled for noon. is MEETINGS [email protected]. Monette is at FMI call 2354 or 4483. Whiting Field and Terry works for Wal- Supplydepartment(includingthepost offices, Mart. The weather here has been wet and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are Mon., personal property, supply admin., control All NEX Autoport gas/diesel debit card cold. We bought a house five minutes from Wed, and Sat.,7 p.m. at Chapel Hill Room 18. division, material, food services and fuels) will holders are asked to call 4564/4893 by April 6 the beach. The water's not out our back close March 30 at I1 a.m. for a department to verify your debit card issuing number. Senior Petty Officers Association will meet picnic. Normal business will resume during Autoport is upgrading its current system. door, though. We have been in contact with Gene Nygare, Lori Spillane and the April 16 at 3:30 in the Plantation Room at the regular working hours March 31. Duty supply Auburys. We certainly miss all of you and Bayview. All E-6s and E-5s are welcome. staff may be reached at 4135 for emergencies. Teen Club - tonight, pingpong tournament. hope to visit before too long. Topics include career day and petty officer Fee is $3, prizes will be awarded. Tomorrow, Monette and Terry indoctrination. Call LNI(SW) Kelly Webb at Treasures and Trivia is holding a $5 bag sale Hospital Cay cookout from 3 to 9 p.m. FMI Hartley 5056 FMI. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The shop is call Julie at 2111. located between Fandango Air and the NEX Elementary School Lunch Menu NOTICES furniture/toy store. See how much you can put into a bag for only $5. Monday - Hot dog with cheese, french fries, peas, fruit jello Tuesday - Tossed salad, baked chicken, potato wedges, fresh fruit Housing Welcome Center - All newly- Officials areneeded forthe 1998t-ball/baseball Wednesday - Chicken nuggets, baked potato slices, broccoli, peaches installed backflow preventers will be checked season. Helpout GuantanamoBay's youngsters Thursday - Deli sliced ham and cheese on roll, tater tots, fresh fruit through March 30. Contractor personnel by becoming an official. Games cannot be must enter backyards to complete this played without you. Experience is not needed. Friday - No school for students, teacher workday inspection. You are not required to be home FMI call Ben at 4658. Register at the Youth during the inspection. FMI call 4172. Center or at the Elementary School.

Naval Station Admin. departmentwill close Senior Petty Officers Association is set to for a command function today at 10:30 a.m. hold a car wash April 4 at 9 a.m. at the Navy Please plan accordingly. The duty yeoman Exchange. Let them put a shine on your hood. beeper number is 131 for emergencies. The Marine Wives Club will be having a flag Request for leave donation- PWD's Julia sale the week of March 30 - April 6. The sale Harler has applied to be a leave recipient for price is $30 and applies to new orders only and a medical emergency. Call 4612 to donate only while supplies last. No rainchecks. To annual leave. place an order, call Jeanine Wortham at 2476.

Post 46 -Tonight- Players Ball. All are welcome. T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) is looking Old School music will play from 9 p.m. to I a.m. for a new leader. If interested, call JoAnn at 2774 FMI. FSC - March 30 - Red Cross volunteer advisory council meeting, 10 to 11 a.m., Preschool registration for the 1998/1999 school Weight Management Mini Session, 4 to 6 year will be held April 20-24 from 9 to 1 a.m. at p.m. April 1 - Dads Group, 6:30 to 8 p.m. the Villamar Commwnity Center. Children must April 3 - Parent and Baby, 10 to 11 a.m. be 3-years-old by Oct. 31. Bring a copy of the April 4 - Employment/relocation services, 9 child'sbirthcertificate,shotrecordsandverification a.m. to noon. Appointments are required. of total family income (LES and spouse's pay Call 4141 to reserve a space. Classes require stub). Registrationfeesaredueattimeofregistration. preregistration. $50 fee includes $25 registration and $25 toward firstmonth'stuition. Pay by checkormoney order, Discover scuba-for those ofyou who haven't no cash. FMI call 3667 between 8 a.m. and noon. tried diving, try it for free at the Marine Hill Pool Sunday at 4 p.m. with PADI-certified PLR meeting is scheduled for March 31 at 1 p.m. instructors. FMI call 2794. in the PSD conference room.

Operation Uplift- Reel nights every Friday A meeting for youth sports coaches and their at 8 p.m. Tonight's feature is "Conspiracy assistants will beheld April4 at 9a.m. at the Youth 10.30 am. Worship Service Theory." Munchies will be provided. FMI Center. FMI call Ben at 4658. 6 p.m. Worship Service call 2010. Sanctuary B PSD has several boxes of blank DDS slip-sized day - 12 30 p.m. 6 pm (main Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day The Gitmo Guide's Internet address has white paper. If you'd like some, call 4368. changed to http://welcome.to/gitmo. If you chapel) Saints - Lay Led have photos of GTMO to contribute, call The Guantanamo Bay Amateur Radio Club is Friday- 7p m Sunday - 9:00a.m. 2476. All photos will be returned. holding a free, four-week class to assist anyone Call 2323 for details Worship Service wishing to obtain an FCC Amateur Radio Seventh Day Adventist Sanctuary A OCSC needs volunteers to help work tables Operator's(HAM)license. Classesbegin April 14 Laty Led Leeward Chapel at the Craft Fair April 4. Call Randi at 7116 at6p.m,.inBuildingAV-81. Spaceislimited. FMI Sunday - 9:30 & 11 an. to volunteer. Sunday 1:30 p.m. Worship call Ray at 4209. Sanctuary B 2:30 Fellowship

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