Guantanamo * Bay 6 4Q actte Sertr ofteNa1Bi Vol. 54 No. 41 Friday, October 17, 1997 Nature Conservancy returns with findings The Nature Conservancy Team returned last week with findings of. their rapid ecological assessment performed last year. The group, which was comprised of specialists in the fields of Marine Biology, terrestrial life and migratory birds, was contracted by the Navy July 1996 to do the study. The study included a broad land based survey of birds, mammals, plants and the geology of the island. By using state of the art equipment including the Global Positioning System, maps were made to give a better overview of the base's resources. The land based part of the survey identified 22 separate plant commu- nities and several species that are endemic (found only in this area) to Guantanamo Bay. Four plant species were identified as endemic including The Nature Conservancy Team examines the terrain at Cuzco Beach. the tree cactus (Dendroceneus nudiflorus), estimated to be two to three hundred years old. Some of these trees are located on the golf course. The land based study also looked into the cause of the dying man- This groves. About eight percent of the mangroves have died or are dying is the Harlow Barrel Cactus. .notherctus wasspecies discovered found byto Nathanielbe endemic Lord Britton, founder and director of however, the scientists were unable to pinpoint the direct cause. One the New York Botanical Garden. He named it after a base commander possible cause is exceptionally high tides that infiltrate into the mangroves, stationed here in the early 1900s. don't drain out and upon evaporation cause an extremely high salinity. The other two endemic plant species are the (Consolea moniliformis) Another cause could be fill dirt from construction projects or erosion of soil which is prominent in the Windmill Beach area and the Guantanamo Rose which, over a period of time, covers the breathing chutes of the mangroves Tree (Pereskia Zinniaeflora). The rose tree is only found in Cuba and only and eventually suffocate them. two surviving trees were located on the Leeward side of the base. - continued on page 2 PSD welcomes Lt.j.g. Westry as new 01C Guantanamo Bay - On Oct. 10, in the Per- (AD-41). She ap- last classes in the active pursuit of a Masters sonnel Support Detachment Conference Room, plied for a com- Degree in Public Administration. Lt.j.g. Alessia A. Westry, SC, USNR assumed mission via the Her awards include the Navy and Marine charge of PSD Guantanamo Bay, Cuba from En- OCS Program and Corps Achievement Medal (two awards); Meri- sign Dwayne A. Rash. Westry has been the Act- was commissioned torious Unit Commendation; Good Conduct ing Officer in Charge for PSD Gitmo since June as and Ensign in Medal (three awards); National Defense Service 1996, so she is no stranger to the uniqueness of the U.S. Naval Re- Medal; Overseas Service Ribbon (four awards) Guantanamo Bay. Westry is married to David serve in 1995. Af- and numerous Letters of Appreciation and Com- and mother of one son DJ. ter completing mendation. Westry was born and raised in Birmingham Supply Corps Her goal for PSD is to continue providing Ala. After completion of Recruit Training in School in Athens, professional customer service in the areas of pay, Orlando Fla., she attended Yeoman Class "A" Ga. and designated LTJG Alessia A. Westry personnel, transportation and administrative sup- School at Meridian Miss. as a Supply officer, port matters for the 22 commands, encompass- During the past years, her duty assignments she received orders to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba ing military personnel, their family members, ci- have included Naval Submarine Base, Pearl Har- where she assumed the duties of AOIC and Dis- vilian employees and their family members. bor Hawaii where she achieved the rank of YN2. bursing Officer. Ensign Rash has transferred to Commander, She then changed rating to IC and her duty sta- Westry received her Associates of Arts De- U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba where .ionsincluded Service School Command at San gree with the University of Maryland, her Bach- he has assumed duty as Administrative Officer. Diego, Calif., USS Lexington (AVT-16), NAS elor of Arts Degree cum laude in Business Ad- The PSD staff wishes Rash continued suc- Sigonella, where she achieved the rank of ICI, ministration from St. Leo College and is pres- cess and "Fair Winds and Following Seas" while NAS Key West Fla., and the USS Yellowstone ently attending Troy State University taking her welcoming Westry aboard as Officer in Charge. GITMO Recycle this Cazerre Domestic Violence Prevention Month is nova October is Domestic Violence Prevention friendly. with courtesy and dignity. Month in the military. Many forms of domestic * The abuse can be very subtle - the control * The partner's reality has never been vali- violence may be present in relationships. Do- increasingly gradual over time so that the partner dated. Others don't see the abuse, so it doesn't mestic violence is a pattern of abuse and control gradually adapts to it. seem real to him/her. which begins with minor acts and eventually es- * The abuser controls the interpersonal com- * The partner believes their mate is rational calates into physical violence. munication and therefore, the interpersonal real- in their behavior towards them, that they have All couples have marital problems. The use ity by refusing to discuss upsetting interactions. "some reason" for what they say. of power and control tactics by one or both adults * The abuser blames the partner for upset- * The abuser's behavior is alternatively abu- in the relationship to resolve conflicts may indi- ting interactions and the partner believes his/her sive and nonabusive, so that the partner is never cate problems which can become severe with time. and therefore thinks that they are at fault. sure whether or not the relationship is working. A checklist for frequently encountered ob- * The partner has no basis of comparison - * The partner may believe that if their mate stacles and indicators of emotional abuse can as- no experience of nonabusive prior relationships. provides for them than she/he really loves them. sist individuals in determining the presence of * The abuser and partner may function well * The partner believes that when their mate emotional or verbal abuse - tactics which are together in their respective roles, making a home, is angry they have somehow hurt them. used to control and manipulate others. This check- raising a family and "getting ahead" so the abu- * The partner many never have considered list is taken from the book 'The Verbally Abu- sive nature of the relationship is overlooked. the question, "Am I being verbally or emotion- sive Relationship' by Patricia Evans (Adams * The partner may be so absorbed in raising ally abused?" Media Corp.: MA) 1996. a family or developing a career that he/she ig- Determination of power and control tactics * The partner has learned to overlook un- nores problems in the relationship, thinking that within a close relationship is an important impe- kindness, disrespect, disregard and indifference nothing is perfect anyway. tus for change. as not important enough to stand up to. * The partner may have never seen a model The Family Advocacy Representative and * Upsetting incidents are denied by the abuser of a healthy relationship and good communica- Family Service Center counselors are available and the partner thinks that they are wrong. tion. for consultation in determining the existence of * Verbal abuse, control and manipulation have * At the time the abuser in not abusive. Con- power and control tactics in marital relationships. not been articulated or defined for the partner, so sequently, the partner forgets the "bad times." Specific tactics to reduce abuse with relationships he/she remains confused. * The partner is too stunned or thrown off and plans for growth and change can fulfill one' * The partner thinks his/her feelings are balance to think clearly about what is happening desire for improved marital relationships. F wrong. to them. more information call 4141 or 4153. * The partner intermittently forgets his/her * The partner does not have the level of self- -Pat Alexander, upset feelings when the abuser is intermittently esteem which demands that they always be treated FamilyAdvocacy Representative

Nature area to these developing species of big fish and lobsters," said Pat Martinez, - continued on front page of the base environmental branch. Another part of the study included a three-phase migratory bird study. The concern of the team was that the juvenile fish, which are needed to The scientists were here in January, March and May observing several replenish the large fish stocks, were not present in the bay in the numbers types of birds. Guantanamo Bay serves as a safe haven for many of necessary to constitute a healthy fish population. threatened species including the Cuban Blackbird and the Green Wood- "As global citizens, we all need to think about taking part and letting pecker. preserving our natural environment will mean preserving a home this ecosystem refurbish because we have a chance to provide a large fish for these species. population that can go out and hopefully start to repopulate other areas," The marine biology section of the study included five weeks of collect- she said. ing information on composition, distribution, abundance and status of vital As part of the study, the team was tasked with making scientific rec- marine resources. The team looked closely at species such as grouper, ommendations to the base that will help address threatened species and snapper, and conch and expressed concern about these populations. give guidance on how to manage and protect them. To reach their conclusions an average of five dives a day at various sites Their recommendation is that certain fish populations need time to were conducted. Sites were selected using mapping and visual identifica- repopulate. In order to do this, the Nature Conservancy feels it would be tion. Data was also collected from local residents using questionnaires and beneficial to put certain limits on fishing. They suggest banning spear interviews. fishing, setting size and catch limits on bait and hook fishing, restricting "Guantanamo Bay plays an important part because it is like a nursery fishing during spawning seasons of certain fish including snapper and grou- Water Conservation per, and restricting taking of Langouste and all live shell fish. These recommendations will be evaluated by Commander Naval Base. For the week of Sept. 29 - Oct. 5 , Lve;ntually all the information from the study will be compiled into a Weekly Use 7,930,700 natural resources management plan for the base. Also fish and game regu- Daily Avg. 1,132,957 p lations will be modified and will be available to base residents. This infor- Daily Goal 1,200,000 t ation will let people know what plants and animals are on the base, when We saved $4,927 under our weekly goal. they are found and how they can be protected. Keep this up and we'll be able to lower our goal. -JO3 Tonia Varner

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functional damage. porting that a person had been shocked while Estimated cost of trying to replace a light bulb. Victim was trans- repairs is unknown. ported to USNH, and later released.

Security re- Received a 911 call from a complainant re- I il I ceived a report porting that a person had been struck in the head from a victim that by the hood of the tractor he was working on. Banana Rats had Complainant stated the victim was bleeding from The following incidents occurred Oct. 6 - 12. chewed through the spark plug wires, radiator his head and ears. Victim was transported to This information was compiled from the base hose, and a vacuum hose. Estimated cost of re- USNH by his co-workers for treatment and ob- police desk journal and in no way indicates the pair is $118.75 servation. outcome of any investigations. It further should not be considered a statement of responsibility Hit and Run Received a radio transmission that a jogger of any person or persons involved in any inves- Security received a telephone call from a com- had fallen while jogging at Sherman Cut. Ambu- tigation. plainant reporting a vehicle had been hit while lance was dispatched to the scene. Victim was parked at W.T. Sampson High School. Estimated transported to USNH for treatment and observa- Larceny of Government Property/SBEQ cost of damage is $250. tion. Security received a telephone call from a com- plainant reporting two washing machines were Rendered Assistance Fire missing from SBEQ first floor. There was no Received a 911 call from a complainant re- The fire department reported a fire alarm at sign of forced entry. porting a person had passed out, while riding his the Naval Station Brig. Alarm was due to a mali- bicycle on Sherman Ave. near and the TBOQ. cious pull. Larceny of Personal Property Units arrived on scene and observed victim to be Security received a telephone call from a vic- conscious and alert. Victim was transported to Traffic Violations tim reporting a gold nugget ring missing from his U.S. Naval Hospital for observation. Monthly total: 25, weekly totals: four writ- TBOQ room. ten, three written warnings and three verbal warn- Received a 911 call from a complainant re- ings. * Destruction of Personal Property Security received a walk-in complaint report- Breast Cancer Awareness Month ing that damage had occurred to her POV. Victim observed, reported that Banana Rats had chewed on the CO authorizes wearing of 'pink ribbons' wires and cables underneath her vehicle causing Guantanamo Bay - October is National exam from a professional, and regular Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Guan- mammograms. tanamo Bay Naval Station showed its support The key to a good prognosis is early detec- by having Recog- tion. The pink nition Day at the ribbons symbol- Quarterdeck of ize a reminder for Garette Naval Hospital. regular check-ups. Naval Base CAPT Larry A Breast GuantanamoBay, Cuba Larson, Com- Cancer Aware- Commander, Naval Base manding Officer ness display will CAPT Larry E. Larson Naval Base, wore Public Affairs and authorized beatu at the JOCS(SW) D. G. Coulter J02 R. S. Chernitzer the wearing of the morrow at the J03 T. M. Varner "pink ribbons" NEX Atrium. Mrs. R. Lawson during the month Left to right Judy Taylor, Sandy Fisher, CAPT Faye Scott, There will also be Ms J. Connell of October. Colo- Commander Naval Hospital, Mary Larson, CAPT Larry a run/walk the This newspaper is an authorized nel Bamford also Larson, Commander Naval Base, Geri Bamford, Tracy morning of the publication for members of the military showed the sup- Price andDiane Pipershow their supportforBreast Cancer Health Fair at service stationed overseas. Its contents port of the Ma- Awareness Month. Windmill Beach do not necessarily reflect the official views rines by having of the U.S. government, the Department begining at 6:30 of Defense or the U.S. Navy and do not his wife pin a pink ribbon on his uniform. Cap- a.m. to raise awareness and recognize survivors imply endorsement thereof. taiC Scott, Commanding Officer of Naval Hospi- of breast cancer. Voice: 4502, 4819, 4003 tal welcomed and thanked everyone for attend- A workshop will be given Oct. 24, from 4 - Fax: 4520 ing. 5:30 p.m. in the new educational building at the E-mail: [email protected] Mary Larson spoke to the group stating that Naval Hospital. Speakers will be Dr. Bowers, Gazette online 46,000 women die every year from breast cancer. Naval Hospital and Joan Purdue. http://home.earthlink.net/-rchernitz/ She encouraged all women to use the 3-Step Exam Refreshments will follow the workshop. For Method, which is a monthly self-exam, a manual more information, contact Sandy Fischer at 72039.

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Ombudsman Security looses one of its finest * Naval Station Security lost one of its eldest trols along the fenceline as well as housing areas Corner L/ police officers, Military Working Dog Marge and other important parts of the base with un- passed away on the morning of Oct. 12. Marge precedented devotion and loyalty to duty. Her What can the Navy Legal Service Office, had been suffering from an unknown illness since most recent accomplishment was performing located on Admin Hill, do for you? Follow- June. She was waiting to be returned back to guard duty to the Chinese visitors. ing are the top five services performed by Lackland Air Force Base for further observation Navy Legal and treatment. Marge was ten years old at the * File your taxes electronically. Although time of her death. they offer only limited tax preparation ser- Marge was whelped (born) in January 1987. vices, any return can be filed electronically In July of 1988, at the age of 19 months, Marge directly to the IRS computers. Your advan- entered active military service. She received her tage? IRS will deposit your tax return di- initial detector and patrol training at Lackland rectly into your account in seven to ten days. AFB, where she was taught basic obedience, at- * Fight for your consumer rights. You tack/aggression/patrol work, and the ability to detect narcotics. have protection under the Soldiers' and Sail- Upon successful completion of both ors' Civil Relief Act. NLSO has a licensed patrol and narcotic training, Marge was re- ceived attorney and three highly qualified paralegals by U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba on Sept. 1, 1989. to argue your case and even up your odds. During Marge's life she has seen tremendous * Prepare your will. NLSO can tie up amounts of change onboard the Naval Station. that last loose end in one day. Whether it's a From the construction of a new kennel facility to standard will, living will or a durable power- the mission of the base changing several different of-attorney, this service is invaluable-espe- times. cially for those about to retire. Primarily utilized to uphold the Navy's * Create a power-of-attorney. A walk- policy on zero tolerance, Marge was a key factor in service during normal working hours is avail- in the detection and recovery of over 600 kilo's able. If you need to designate someone to sell ofcocaine, 30 kilo's of heroin and 100 pounds of or ship your car, buy or sell your house, or do marijuana. All totaled to be valued at over 20 whatever legal action you desire, a power-of- million dollars. Most of Marge's finds occurred attorney makes it legal. NLSO also has nota- when U. S. Coast Guard and Drug Enforcement ries ready to witness your signature on any Agency officials would bring a suspicious cargo other regal documents. ship or fishing boat in to Gitmo for a close in- * Conduct family-law seminars. This is spection. Marge conducted a new service designed to provided answers hundreds of aircraft, bag- gage, barracks, building, vehicle to questions of divorce, separation, child cus- and warehouse inspections tody, child support and much more. The semi- over the years in her efforts to make Although trained to attack, Marge was a very the base drug free. nars, held every other Monday, are a prereq- people oriented dog. She enjoyed being around When Marge uisite to seeking actual legal services, since wasn't conducting actual inspec- people, especially children. She shined while per- tions or searches, most questions are answered during the pre- she was constantly taking part forming demonstrations for the Child Develop- sentation. in proficiency training to make her the best pa- ment Center, the high school and also events like trol and For more information, call NLSO at 4600 drug dog she could be. Then she was National Night Out and DEFY. or 4817. called upon to deter crime and rioting during the Marge will be missed very much by the people influx of thousands of Cuban and Volunteers are needed on base! If you are Haitian mi- who knew her best and worked side by side with grants. During interested, call the Navy Family Service Cen- the early part of the operation her to establish a safe, drug free environment for prior to Joint Task Force K9's arriving, ter at 4141, the Navy Marine Corp Relief Marge all. Good bye girl. put in tremendously long hours Society at 4393, Red cross at 2234, the OCSC doing foot pa- -MAl William Phillips, Naval Station Security thrift shop "Treasurers and Trivia" at 4860 and the School System at 3500. PUTW Contact your command Ombudsman or THm WORD ON Key Wife at the following numbers: Is pnz Naval Station Daphne 7525 PRENY7OA NAVHOSP Lalita 7439 4 NSGA . Renee 7561 MORL THAN HAL- O ALL FATAL HOME PIPES HAPPLN WHILL Dental Clinic Lori 7689 PLOPLL AR SLLPINC. YOU CAN SAVL LIVLS PY NLVLR SMOVINC IN NMC Det Wayne 7436 Company L Charon 3033 PLD OR WWN DROWSY: DISPOSE O SMOYINC MATERIAL PROPERLY.

Page 4 * Friday, October 17, 1997* Caizerre GITM O Recycle this Gazerre t Family says 'good bye' to Guantanamo Bay One family in Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Hospital. students. Dario received the On Sept. 23, 1987. Christopher will leave the island Oct. 31 ending Soon after she was born, ten- Captain's Cup award for the most Kearney became the first of the third almost 40 years of living on the base. sons between the United States and involved student. A plaque still generation born into the Perez fam- The Perez-Kearney family has lived Cubarose and evolved into the Cu- hangsonthewall oftheHigh School ily in Guantanamo Bay. Christina in Guantanamo Bay since 1958. ban Missile Crisis. They have raised their children, In 1962, all women and children made a home and gathered a lifetime were evacuated from the base, in- of memories here. Now the family eluding Cuban exiles. So, Esther and say good-bye to their friends and Veronica were taken to the United leave a piece of their family's his- States and Nemesio stayed behind tory behind them. to help. Nemesio Perez, a local Cuban, "This was a very sad time for started working on the U.S. Naval me, said Esther. Veronica was only Base at the Public Works Depart- one-year-old and this was my first ment Telecommuni- time in the states," she cations Branch in added. May 1958. He Thankfully the commuted to work family was only sepa- each morning from rated for two months Guantanamo City, ; and reunited before as many Cubans did ! Christmas. In the long then. run the crisis proved Into be beneficial for the wife Esther was on family. base visiting her sis- "I think the base * er-in-law when ru- really warmed up to mors of the Cuban the Cuban popula- revolution and Fidel tion after the evacua- Castro's commu- Darro Perez tion during the Cuban nism spread. Missile Crisis," said Esther, fearing this may cause prob- Jerry Kearney, Veronica's husband. lems within the country, decided to "It was after that, the Cubans stay on the base. Nemesio soon did became more a part of the commu- 1 treZ-lkeurrcyJLurilty the same and their life together in unity " he said. Guantanamo Bay began. After the Cuban Missile Crisis, recognizing his achievement. Dario and Crystal followed. "At the time I couldn't under- the Cuban exiles were granted hous- left to attend University in the States Now, the family whose mem- stand any English, so it was very ing. They lived in a large trailer park and is now a practicing attorney in bers have lived most of their lives hard at first," said Esther. It was located where the Cuban Club is lo- New York. Veronica graduated in here, is moving to Houston where also hard for her cated today. the top of her class as the Salutato- Jerry will continue working for The and the other Cu- PerezlThe fam- rian. M.W. Kellogg Company. bans who stayed ily lived in the As a Junior in High School, "For me it's very hard," said because the base j trailer park Veronica met Jerry Kearney, who Esther "I have had a lot of blessings was not accus- from 1963 to was a Religious Program Specialist on this base and I wish everyone tomed to having f 1989. in the Navy. else the same. But, I think we'll be Cuban residents. It Veronica After she graduated from high happy because we'll all stay to- was quite a culture and her school, they started dating. When gether." change because the y o u n g e r he discharged from the Navy, he and The family has an instilled be- base didn't have brother Dario, Veronica went to the University of lief that family is the core of a strong any Cuban foods who was born North Carolina together. Soon after community. They are taking this or items they were in 1964, grew graduation, they were married. They belief with them. used to. up on the base. too decided to raise their family in "We don't know anybody in In August Nemesio and Esther Perez "I had a Guantanamo Bay. Jerry got a job at Houston but were going to take the 1961, eight months after Cuba closed great time growing up in a small town the desalinization plant working for Gitmo spirit with us and hope to *he gates to the Naval Base, the sec- environment where it's quiet and The M.W. Kellogg Company and spread it there," said Veronica. ond generation of the Perez family safe," said Veronica. Veronica worked as a Navy Drug "That's what keeps me going, know- was born. Veronica Perez was the They attended W.T. Sampson and Alcohol Substance Abuse Pro- ing we can take it with us." first Cuban baby to be born at the Schools and both were very active gram coordinator. J03 Tonia Varner

Page 5 " Fnday, October 1 7, 1997 *Cazerre SPORTS Recycle this Gazette Sorts Events Fernandez homer sends Indians to Series w BALTIMORE (AP) - The Cleveland In- ingly trying to convince himself as well as the Yatera Seca Golf Club dians concluded a magical week with their best media. Registration for the 1997 Yatera Seca Golf trick yet - surviving another brilliant effort by The Orioles won a league-best 98 games dur- Club, 2nd Annual Holiday Golf Championship Mike Mussina and making the Baltimore Or- ing the regular season in becoming the third AL being held Nov. 27 -28 will be held on the patio oles disappear from the playoffs. team to stay in first place from wire-to-wire. ofthe Lateral lhzard Oct. 4 from 8 a.m. to noon The Indians claimed their second pennant They'll be remembered as the first of those and Oct. 5 at 7 a.m. This tournament is spon- in three years Wednesday, de- three to fail to win the World Se- sored by LCN. Entry fee is $20 per participant. feating the Orioles 1-0 on an rides. Fee covers a luncheon following the Sunday af- 11th-inning homer by last- "I look hack and see we were ternoon tournament. Luncheon tickets will be minute starter Tony Fernandez to the best team in AL, just like we available for guests at a later date. FMI call Hal win the AL Championship Se- were in 1969 when we lost to the at 4517. Saturday and Sunday - Gitmo Vice. ries 4-2. New York Mets," said Johnson, The Wright Tournament, individual handicap It was only the third hit of who played for the Orioles team will apply and foursomes will be picked by blind the game for Cleveland, which that was upset in that World Se- draw on Oct. 18. will open the World Series on the rides. Security Golf Classic road Saturday night against the The Indians, who won 86 Oct. 24. Limited to 48 players, $15 per per- Florida Marlins. games during the season, used son. Proceeds go to Chapel Hill Food Bank. "I knew something special some splendid pitching and lib- Call Black and Godwin at 7086 FMI. was going to happen tonight, but 7 eral doses of luck to avenge last Run/Walk I couldn't tell you I was going to year's division series loss to Bal- hit a home run," Fernandez said. timore. A 3 and 5K run/walk will be held at Wind- "It worked out for the best. Cleveland won Game 2 last mill Beach Tomorrow as part of the Naval Hos- I'm glad I was able to contribute CharlesNagy got out of the Thursday when No. 9 hitter Mar- pital Community Health Fair. Sign ups begin in a positive way." seventh inning with a quis Gnissom hit a three-run at 6:30 a.m. The race begins at 7 a.m. FMI call The Indians managed only doubleplay and didn 't give homer off Benitez, who had sur- 72039. one hit in eight innings off up a run in 72/3 innings, rendered a lead just once all sea- JPJ Hill Run Mussina, who turned in his sec- son. The Indians prevailed in the Oct. 25, last minute sign-ups 6:15 a.m., run- ond straight sensational performance in a los- 12th inning of Game 3 on a bungled squeeze bunt, ner check-in 6:30 a.m., 7 a.m. 5K runners be- ing cause. Mussina left after having thrown 108 then won again the following day, scoring twice gin, 7:10 10K runners begin. Cost: $12 before pitches. on a wild pitch that didn't get 15 feet from home day of race, $15 day of race (includes T-shirt) "He was absolutely outstanding pitching on plate. Boxing Smoker three days' rest. I knew we had to get a break, And they did it all without Albert Belle, the Men, women and grudge matches will be get an outstanding pitching performance out of sullen star who left as a free agent during the held Dec. 6. The registration deadline is Oct. Charles Nagy and dominate defensively - and offseason. The new-look Indians have only 10 30. If interested sign up ASAP. Must be 18 that's what we did," Cleveland manager Mike players left from the 1995 World Series team years of age or older. Judges, referees, ring at- Hargrove said. which lost to the Atlanta Braves. tendants, timers, and other assistants are needed. Nagy allowed nine hits and three walks in 7 "It may not be a better club, but it has far FMI call Craig at 4376 or Keith at 4482. 1/3 innings, but he matched zeros with Mussina fewer distractions," general manager John Hart Arm Wrestling Tournament to keep the Indians in the game. said hefonre the uame Operation Uplift is sponsoring an arm wres- Armando Benitez, the third Baltimore pitcher, tling tournament Oct. 25 at the Op Up recre- got two easy outs in the 11th before Fernandez ation center located in the transient BOQ Class- slammed a 2-0 pitch over the 25-foot scoreboard American Conference National Conference room D. Weigh-ins will be 6 to 7 p.m. and the in right. It was the first postseason home run in East East 133 at-bats for Fernandez, a late replacement Team W L Team W L tourney will begin at 7:30 p.m. Entry fee is $4. New England 5 1 Washington 4 2 Winner will receive 100 percent of the cash pot for second baseman Bip Roberts, who was Miami 4 2 NY Giants 4 3 in each category. Both men and women, right scratched with a bruised left thumb. NY Jets 4 3 Dallas 3 3 "I'm a genius aren't I?" joked Hargrove. Buffalo 3 3 Philadelphia 2 4 handed and left handed categories will be of- Indianapolis 0 6 "It's an absolutely fantastic story. It's hard to Arizona 1 5 fered. Call the Op Up office at 2010 FMI. Central Central Spear Fishing Tournament embellish on it. I didn't tell him to hit a home Team W L Team W L run that last time up or anything." Jacksonville 5 1 Tampa Bay 5 2 Oct. 25 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Ma- Brian Anderson got the win, pitching a Pittsburgh 4 2 Green Bay 5 2 rina. All participants must register by 7 a.m. Baltimore 3 3 Minnesota 5 2 scoreless 10th inning, and Jose Mesa got three the day of the tournament. There is a $10 entry Tennessee 2 4 Detroit 4 3 outs for the save, wrapping up the Indians' fourtfi 1 5 fee per person. Cash prizes. Call 2345 or 2955 Cincinnati Chicago 0 7 one-run win of the series as he struck out Roberto West West FMI. Team W L Team W L Alomar with Brady Anderson on first base to Denver 6 0 San Francisco 5 1 Recreation League Softball end the game. Kansas City 4 2 Carolina 2 4 Leagues for both men and women will be- "You don't win this many one-run games Seattle 3 3 St. Louis 2 4 gin Oct. 20 at Cooper field. FMI call 2560. because of fate or luck," Hargrove San Diego 3 3 New Orleans 2 5 said, seem- Oakland 2 4 Atlanta 1 5

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1985 Silver, 2-door, 5 speed sports coupe, BO. Today, 6 p.m. Caribbean Navy Lodge will TRO Learning, Inc., (PLATO), a leading Domestic brown bag luncheon "helping Call 7954, leave a message. have its first yard sale. Donations are still developer and marketer of microcomputer - others" at the Family Service Center Oct. 24 at being accepted. Call Tom at 7879 for pick up. based interactive, self - paced instructional noon. 1974 Chevy pickup with 350hp, automatic, and educational systems, has an immediate needs some work. As is $150. Call DWH Saturday, 6 to 10 a.m. Boyscout Troop 435 opening for a part - time Learning Center Memory makers photo album class 4849, AWH 5668. will have a garage sale at the scout hut behind Facilitator. Hours are approximately 20 hours scheduled for only one day in October( new VillamarHousing. Appliances, cookware, per week. This position is responsible for the Oct. 16 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Craftech Boats dishes, utensils, car seats and a lot of misc. operation of the Academic Skills Learning Center. This class is designed to help you Everything is priced to sell. All profits go to Center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Candidate turn your box photos into a keep sake, acid- Boat with engine, 70 hp engine, needs work, help buy supplies for the troop. Please come should have a bachelor's degree from a free photo safe album. Call Craftech at $600 OBO. Call DWH 3339 or AWH 5922. and support the Boy Scouts. regionally credited college. Should have 2354 FMI. demonstrated ability in teaching and learning Why put metal in saltwater, when you can have Saturday, 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Bag sale at Treasures activities, preferably with adult learners. Must Child care is available for ages 13 months a 24 ft solid fiberglass pontoon boat with a and Trivia. $5 per bag full. be computer literate, with experience in basic to 5 years. For information in registering strong 40 hp Johnson and many extras, $4.500. computer operations. We offer a competitive your child for a high quality developmental Call 4103. Saturday, 8 - 11 a.m. Comasso Point 72. salary plus comprehensive benefits. Please fax program, call the CDC at 2125. Transferring, many odds and ends available. or mail resume to Peggy Wagner, ASLC 1993 750SS/Xi Kawasaki Jet Ski. Priced new Everything to go. Facilitator, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Fax 3199 The Advancement via Individual for ski $6,800. My price, $3,499. Includes all or Mary Luhman, ASLC Program Determination (AVID) - class at the High accessories, galvanized trailer, 4 life vests, Saturday, 7 a.m. until ? No early birds. Paola Administrator, Phone(703) 578-1807, fax (703) School is seeking donations forayard saleto be anchor, ski stand, flush kit, misc. spare parts, Point 12. Clothes. Lots of books, pet carrier, 578-1811. held Oct. 18. The funds are for a trip to London full ski cover. Call Scott at 7963. shell crafts, baby items, lots of miscellaneous in the Spring. Contact Ms. Jan Snyder at 3500 items. MWR is accepting applications for the to donate. The yard sale will be held at 724 1992 Bayliner Trophy with 1997, 150 HP followingpermanent fulltime positions: Child Villamar Oct. 18 at 8 a.m. No early birds Johnson Ocean Runner. Excellent condition, Saturday, 7 - 11 a.m. No early birds please. Development Program Assistant GSE-1702- please. loadedoutriggers, downriggers, Hummingbird Windward Loop 32A. Three families - 02/03/04, Child Development Center. MWR fish finder, UHF/VHF radio G.P.S. Must see children's clothes (12 months to size 14) men is also accepting applications for the following 1997Grand Carib CarShow- Showopensto to appreciate. $15,000 firm. Call Mike 2748. and women's clothing, weight bench set, flexible positions: CDC Program Assist. GSE the public at 4 p.m. Oct. 18 at the Downtown appliances, fishing gear, household knick -1702-02/03/04, Child Development Center; Lyceum. Categories include Jeep (1986 and Wanted knacks, toys and much more. Custodial Worker, NA-3899-02/LWG-3566- below), Jeep (1987 and above), Sport Utility, 02, Gold Hill Towers; Recreation Aid, NF- Classic Car (20 years or older), Gitmo Special Want to buy, borrow, rent, trade or steal Saturday, 8 a.m - ? Nob Hill 6A. Craft items 0189-01/LGS-0189-03, Marina; Recreation ,Tnmck, Muscle car, and Motorcycle. Deadline forsale,birdhousesandhandmadedolls, fishing Aid, NF-0819-01/LGS-0189-03, Operation to register is Oct. 15. All vehicles must have jogging stroller. If you have one to loan or trade, call me, The Want To Be items and much more. Uplift; Recreation Aid NF-0189-02/LGS-0189- base insurance. Check in time for vehicles will ger at 7436. 03, Outdoor Adventure Center; Recreation be 3 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. East Caravella, adult clothes, Assist. NF-0189-02/LGS-0189-04, Marina. Men's adult golf clubs. Price negotiable. boys clothes and shoes, household Applications are accepted at MWR Personnel Bayview - Come to the Bayview every Call DWH 2288, AWH 7525. miscellaneous. office on Admin Hill or call 4317 or 4323. Wednesday night and build your own pizza and enjoy a movie too. Doors open at 6 p.m. FMI Saturday, 7 a.m. to ? Villamar 3C. Toddler Human Resources Office has the following call 2132. Miscellaneous toys and clothes, kitchen appliances, pictures, positions available: Electrical Engineering video and cassette tapes, books and many Technician, GS-0802-09/10/11, Public Works EEO counselor training - Civilian Federal GREAT DEAL, 4 late model Jeep Wrangler, more. Department, closes Nov. 17; Facilities employees only/U.S. citizens. Oct. 20-23 7:30 aluminum wheels with new 31XIO.5XI5 tires, Management Specialist, GS-1640-07/09, a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Family Service Centers $400. Call scott AWH 7963. Public Works Department, closes Nov. 17; classroom. Call 4822 or 4612 to register. Lost and Found Fire Protection Inspector, GS-0081-08, Fire 20 inch RCA Color TV $150, Pioneer disk Department, Naval Station, closes Nov. 14; Seabee Car Wash -Tomorrow 9 a.m. to t p.m. mini-system, $300, McDormet pool cue, 2 Water recreation equipment found. Contact Secretary (Office Automation), GS-318-05/ Donations go toward the 1998 Seabee Ball. months old $200 (paid $320). 20 inch boys CPL Harris at 2139 and leave a message. 06, Naval Hospital, closes Oct. 22. freestyle bike, 2 month old $150. Call Carl Abandoned Vehicle Notice-Ifyou are PCSing DWH 2156 or AWH 2987. Reef Raiders Dive Club is accepting and donot plan on shippingyour POV with you Meetings applications for people to work, filling scuba or if you no longer want your POV due to Moving sale - Aquarium, 29 gallon tank fresh tanks at the dive club. You don't have to be a damage or excessive repair, do not abandon it. water with complete set up $90, wooden Booster meeting - The Jr ./Sr. high school diver, but you do have to be 18 or older. Please Contact BU2 Lewis or SK2 Diega at the Security Booster Club will meet Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. in entertainment center $50, stationary bike $120, contact Mike Martinez at 7318 for details. Annex at 2140 so they can dispose of the stair stepper (new) $150, Rattan dining table the main office conference room. leave a message. vehicle properly. Remember, station with 4 chairs $300 with matching bar stools $60 beautification is the responsibility of all hands. each, kids bunk bed set with 4 drawer chester Church ofJesus ChristofLatterDay Saints Notices $300. Call Cammy DWH 4504, AWH 3266. - If you're a member of the Church of Jesus Hidden Beach - will be closed until further Christ of Latter Day Saints we are going to Navy Family Housing Office Open House, notice due to continued erosion and unsafe 12X15 carpet, red wine color,$100. Call 7821. have a meeting Sunday, at 9:30 a.m. in Saturday, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Hamburgers, hot conditions. Sanctuary A. FMI call Maria 7539. dogs, kids toys, home gifts, family fun. Top mount controls for any outboard or I/O. Come join in on the fun. FMI call 4172. Elementary School - The TAG classes at the Black, single lever, dual function, w/trim. New Jobs elementary school are making a video about $1,200. Speargun, JBL Magnum $100. Marine Marina Point CDC- will be open Saturdays Gitmo. If anyone has some interesting facts, resin/hardener -fiberglass. Call AWH 2098. John Brown U.S. Services is seeking from 6 to 11 p.m. starting Oct. 18. The please contact Mrs. Hovanic at 2207 from 7 applications for a full-time purchasing and Youth Center opens from 6:30 to I1 p.m. on a.m. to 2 p.m. Dive gear - top of the line, Scubapro double warehouse supervisor. Minimum 5 years Saturdays. Bring your child to either and go black BC, mark 10 regulator, D300 second experience in procurement of building to the Bayview for dinner. If you take a Holiday flight schedule - The Tuesday flight _ ,_ two tanks, Dacor HT2 console, dive material supplies. Salary commensurate copy of your check, when you pick up your on Veteran's Day (Nov. 11)will go as scheduled. after Thanksgiving will go on module, fins, mask, snorkel, gloves, knife, with the experience and qualifications. child you will receive up to $5 off on the The Friday flight , lite with 10 lbs. All in new condition $900. FMI contact Bob McDaniel DWH 4271 or child care service. Offer only good Saturday Sat. (Nov. 29). TheFriday flight after Christmas Call AWH 2098. 4273 nights. will go on Sat. (Dec. 27).

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Ferry/U-Boat Schedule - The following runs W.T. Sampson School - will host College will be added to the schedule as of Oct. 14: NightOct.23 at7p.m.atthe H.S./Base Library. (Ferry) Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m. Windward If you have a Sophomore, Junior or Senior who 10 a.m. Leeward. is interested in higher education, you should (U-Boat) Fri., Sat., Sun. 6:30 p.m. Windward attend. There will be a panel discussion with 7 p.m. Leeward. representatives from the local colleges, family services, military academies, and the high school Tryzna Snack Shop/Restaurant- Serving counselor. great Cuban and Jamaican specialties like the Cuban steak sandwich, roast beef Dance classes - Those children interested sandwich and fried shrimp. Friday special in tap and or ballet classes must sign up at is roast beef with real mashed potatoes and the Youth Center by Oct. 19. Even if you gravy. Snack shop open Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. have previously signed up you must sign to I p.m. Restaurant open 10:30 a.m. to 10 up again. Classes are scheduled to begin p.m. Oct. 21. FMI call the Youth Center at 4658. Swimming pool hours of operation Marine pool -1l a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, 6 to 8 New Bayview Hours -Beginning tomorrow, a.m. for adult lap swimming Mon./Wed./ the Bayview hours will be: lunch Wed.-Fri. 11 Fri. a.m. to 1:30 p.m., dinner Wed.- Sat. 6 to 9 p.m. Villamar pool - 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Sunday brunch 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Announcements daily Deer Point pool - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat., Navy Campus is back on regular schedule Derek and Joan Treadaway announce the Stndy53 ~.Mt Sun., holidays. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. and after the emergency medical absence of the birth of their daughter, Kristen NicoleI a Wed for adult open rec. 5 to 7 p.m. Mon./ ESO. Mr. John Ryhne is to be commended Oct. 9. She was 7 lbs, and 9 inches. Sna-Urm asSa a Wed./Fri water aerobics. Closed Tues. and for his volunteer efforts on our behalf. Many details were taken care of behind the scenes To any one who sees Chief Don Cooper Thurs. Dere andJoanTredawa annuncetheSuday - 930 .m.Ms Leeward Point pool - 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. for our students. Thank you for your patience and son. Happy Birthday to both of you. W sh Services Mon./Wed./Fri.-Sun. and it is good to be home. There were people May you have many more? How does aFrdy p. in the states who asked 'why return to Gitmo? father against son paintball sound? You Smtay Ocean Enterprises Dive Classes The answer is always, the great people. are warned. Be ready for Sunday.s Servce Oct. 26 w/Bill, Nov. 2 and 16 w/Scott and Testing will resume every Wednesday at 8 a.m. or 1 p.m. and our regular DD 295 Bravo Zulu to the Vet Clinic RegotsEdcin Karl. Advanced Open Water - Oct. 29 w/ folloingrdeaCatholitim atraumtic Leves went o viit Grtta d ring S urd y - 30~punm Masty att eci icIn tc dso rt a g1 3 workshops on Thursday at 1 p.m. These are Susan and I would liketo thank all the Sin -am - Scott and Karl. Rescue Dive - Oct. 12 w/ Susan and I Bill Nov. 9 w/Scott and Karl. two ways to build college credit toward caring people at the Vet Clinic for theater . na1 ,p To register for classes, call 2794. graduation. Call 4769 to get the details of fine work and care they bestowed on our b both. Drop and Add week begins Oct. 20. If "family" member, Gretta. Thanks also . Gospeh Srabse Servce tha t thte :okslinc nt o ly o S en l /cm shi s -5pmus Unsafe electrical surge protectors - On for some reason a student needs to drop/ to LCDR Dunn of the Naval Hospital for S D A. ts withdraw from a class that the help prior to surgery. CAPT Colon, LayLe Oct. 1 the Fire Department distributed a week, we need to Thanksfrombotom ofte ur heats1fo hosIurofGore Muis.1L warning notice to all commands about surge know to clear the computer record. Otherwise assisted by Spec. Cross and Sgt. WillmanPo ice protectors Model number PT-015M, that the Navy will request repayment for the class performed majortaking surgery car whichof our "bby." resultedSacary .Slaia Fr-da2 3 p t'n.ipSnie failed at the elementary school. Check all dropped. Stop by the college and fill out the tingin theherapireory rapid baby." recovery ta.Ka Sauof Greta.- 3:31 Worship Kay30 Service, .m. surge protectors, look for gray unit with six official withdraw slip and let Navy Campus Sherwood and Marions Maze provided Sntuy outlets made in China. Model number PT- know for the tuition assistance information. the care and love ethe animals needRnie Eucateo 015M, NSN 5920-01-384-8605. This box is following a traumatic ordeal. Every time labeled Electrapak, a division of intelectron. Yearbook - Come out and support the High Susan and I went to visit Gretta during Snndy-9 -aIn ayho Please forward any information as to the School Yearbook Staff, Saturday by getting her stay at the clinic I noticed how GrettaBlg1.6 number of surge protectors located at each you car washed. The staffwill be out in front of showed affection to all the clinic staff. Pestnt Seice command. 44 units were sold from Serv- the NEX washing cars all morning until all cars That displney of affection indicated to us Swukzy 12 0 Pnt. mar in September and only 5 have been are sparkling. Be there or be the o.ly one left that the ks at the clittic not omnly lo elwsS-ric accounted for. Call Chief Inspector with a dirty car! their job well, they lov their patients. S t A i Martorano at 4611. Thanks from the bottom of our hearts for Ly d The Christmas Craft Fair is scheduled for Breast Cancer Awareness - In recognition Nov. 15, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Registration begins of National Breast Care Awareness Month, Oct. 25, at 10 a.m. FMI call 2354. Clayton and Susan Jester there will be a workshop held at the hospital "new" education building Oct. 24 4:30 to 6 MWR Birthday packages are available Services p.m. Dr. Judy Bowers and Joan Purdue will through Bayview Catering services as well as be guest speakers. Everyone is welcome, the Marina and Sailing Center. There is a $25 House keeping offered at reasonable rates. refreshments to follow. FMI call Sandy chargeforuseoftheMarinaareawhich includes Call Jenny at 7815. Fischer at 72039. use of grill and patio area, kayaks, paddleboats, water safety, boating instruction and lifeguards Operation Uplift - Haunted Ho-down Oct. are also available. Decoration, cakes and party All submission for the Gazette are to be 31 at the Outdoor Adventure Center. The supplies are available for an added fee. Please received by close of business Monday. fun starts at 6 p.m. with a ghost roast call for more information, Bayview 2132, Stop by the PAO office in Bulkeley Hall barbecue followed by country dance lessons Marina/Sailing Center 2345 or 2955. room 140 or fax submissions to 4520. at 7 p.m. and a country dance competition and costume contest at 8:30 p.m. Other Food Drive - Saturday 1Oa.m. to 2 p.m. All SUPERSITTERS & HOME CARE activities will include a Scream contest, donations are welcome, non-perishables, PROVIDERS: If you wish to advertise bobbing for apples and a barrel roll. canned foods and baby products are your services in the Gazette, you must preferred. All donations will be turned provide a copy of your certification and Book Discussion Group - The book to be over to the Chapel for needy families. signed parental permission (for SUPER discussed for November is Cold Mountain Sponsored by the Public Works Department SITTERS). Contact JOCS(SW) Coulter by Frazier. and Acey/Deucey Association. DWH only 4502.

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