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Vol. 57 No. 32 Friday, August 11, 2000 British guided Proper documents missile destroyer required for all visits GTMO stateside travel By JOC Walter T. Ham IV By CDR J. Kevin Brady Naval Base Public Affairs Officer Naval Base Operations Officer The British Royal Navy guided missile While GTMO is the finest U.S. Naval destroyer HMS Cardiff (D 108) made a port Base in the world and is a great place to live, call this week to U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo residents need to remember that we do NOT Bay, Cuba. live in the United States - we do indeed live in The ship's crew of more than 250 visited a foreign country. Prior to going home for the America's oldest overseas military TAD or leave, all GTMO residents should installation while conducting operations in take a few minutes to review their paperwork Caribbean Sea. prior to travel to ensure that they have the During their stay, Cardiff Sailors played proper documentation to enter the United softball against the GTMO Chief Petty States, as well as return to GTMO. The fact Officers Association and the Senior Petty that you may be eligible to board the airplane Officers Association. does not mean you have met requirements to In a soccer game of historical significance, enter the United States or return home to the Cardiff's crew played against the base's GTMO later. Jamaican team during the same week that To enter the United States, the prime re- Jamaica celebrated its 38th year of independence quirement is to be able to prove U.S. citizen- from Great Britian. ship or show that you have received entry "We had an outstanding time," said Cardiff The British Royal Navy guided missile approval. The three primary means to meet Commanding Officer CAPT Neil Morisetti. destroyer HMS Cardiff (D 108) visits this requirement is either: an active duty mili- "We've been taken care of brillantly. We would US. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. tary ID card, with orders or leave papers; an official copy of a birth certificate: or a pass- love to come back. And if we can't come back, See more on visit on page three. another ship from the Royal Navy will." Photo by Mi-Ok R. Ham - continuedon page three Guantanamo Bay celebrates Jamaican Independence Day

GUANTANAMO BAY - Many base residents celebrated Jamaican Independence Day at Phillips Park Monday.T,"l This year's celebration commemorated Jamaica's 38th year of inde- pendence from British rule. Jamaica's Minister of Labour Donald Buchanan attended and Counselor for Political and Economic Affairs Michael Koplovsky and Deputy Visa Chief Roger Cooper represented the U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica at the ceremony. A wide variety of Jamaican cuisine was served and many speakers addressed the large crowd. Jamaica's Real Deal dancers and a fire-eater also performed at the celebration. The celebration was coordinated by the Guantanamo Bay Jamaican Employees Committee. A large crovd of base residents gather at Phillips Park for the The first Jamaican employees arrived in GTMO in 1 960s and have Guantanamo Bay Jamaican Independence Day celebration. worked at the base ever since. Photoby Jay Wood III GTMO Recycle this GAZEWTTC Naval Safety Center releases summary of recent mishaps

Courtesy of the Naval Safety Center Authorized personnel only!" cially when you're sitting backwards in the last (Partone oftwo-part series) Now don't get me wrong. Just because I row, staring a non-skid-coated cargo ramp in the Did I ever tell you about the time I got a call have no physical evidence of extra-terrestrials face. from an official arm of the United States govern- doesn't mean I don't believe they're here; cause I So it was that, when the airplane launched ment asking if we had any parts from crashed know they are. I get reports of close encounters with a jolt, the LT was delivered of an insight of flying saucers stored at the center? of the fourth kind every day. You know .that's Newtonian proportions: gravity is a right pow- If I'm lyin' I'm dyin'. where they not only take you on board but drill erful force. One that's flat-near irresistible after This all happened in the days before the bud- holes in your skull and pour your brains into a it's been multiplied several times by the com- get surplus, when Congress didn't have much to beaker before they send you back. bined effort of the COD's eleven thousand shaft do and some staffer wanted us to fess up to the How else might one explain: horsepower and a major squirt of steam from fact we were hiding broken pieces of inter-galac- The lance corporal who, while fighting back CAT four. tic flying machines here. against the dreaded scourge of flyaway hair, tried Predictably, the greyhound and everything in I told him, "Not my part of ship. Flying sau- burning those obstinate little critters away with a it: its crew, its passengers, its mail, and its cargo, cer safety is an Air Force program; wholly under cigarette lighter. It worked pretty good too, until shot down the track in unison. Everything, that their cog and every time we find one of those her hairspray burst into flame and left her with is, except the lieutenant's ditty bag which, having things, they come and take it away." second degree burns on her head and neck. been torn from his grasp by the G forces of the He never showed. But I was ready for him Sort of reminds me of a guy I used to work CAT shot, became independent of its surround- had he done so. I had a hasp, a big padlock, and for. Except he usually didn't require so complex ings and lagged behind a bit until it snagged on the a sign ready to attach to the door on the an ignition source. His hair would combust more locking lever of the kid's seat belt, popped it gentleman's latrine that read, "X-Files! Keep out! or less spontaneously. open, and set him free! Then there's this story of the El Tee who The LT, getting some altogether unexpected refused to be bothered with the "rules" as they first-hand experience with another one of were clearly the province of lesser Newton's "rules", bounced off the Guantanamo Bay beings. Thus, ramp, rico- when the COD crewmen asked him to hand over cheted into the overhead and, when the rest of his carry-on bag that they might stow it safely the aircraft finally caught up with him, found away for the cat shot, he refused; vowing to hold himself wedged into a small corner of the tail it tightly in his lap. Never a good idea - espe- cone. No word yet as to the fate of the bag. U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Bikers pound ground during GTMO race

Commander, Naval Base Courtesy of the MWR Bike Shak 4th place: Bobby Connolly, time 46:81 CAPT Robert A. Buehn Yo Dudes! We had the coolest mountain bike Generation Lost race ever Aug. 5, hosted by the MWR Bike Shak 1st place: Gaberiel Hilario, time 18:55 Chief Staff Officer and held at the ninth hole on the golf course. Generation Now CDR Jack H. Van Zandt Mountain bike races challenge competitors 1st place: Jim Grewe, time 19:31 physically and mentally; crankin' their nerves and Command Master Chief - continued on pagefive skills with every steep and downhill. PCCM(SW) Lloyd E. Smethers Last Saturday's race was no exception to the defini- Mail Call tion, with the line up of "rad" riders. Public Affairs Officer During week of July 31 - Aug. 6, the base Winners in the gnarly, 6 mile Highlander Di- JOC Walter T. Ham IV post office received 15,782 pounds of mail vision are: and dispatched 2,014 pounds. Staff Writers/Editorial Assistants Generation I YN1 Michele Natividad 1st place: Matthew Hayos, time 37:39 Jay Wood Ill 2nd place: Mike Merrill, time 39:24 Energy conservation tip 3rd place: Devin Bastmeyer, time 45:52 Editorial Assistant Use a bucket or tub of water with a sponge Generation Lost Mi-Ok R. Ham to wash an automobile or other vehicle. Ist place: Glen Baxter, time 46:29 This newspaper is an authorized 2nd place: Jeff Setzer, time 53:48 publication for members of the military Generation Now Water Conservation service stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect the official views 1st place: Julio Rouz, time 54:26 For the week of July 31 - Aug. 6 of the U.S. Government, the Department of Winners in the way bad, 3 mile Lowland Di- Weekly Use - 5,344,962 Defense or the U.S. Navy and do not imply vision are: endorsement thereof. - Daily Avg. - 763,566 Voice: 4502, 4819 Fax: 4520 The Phatt Tires (youth 9-12) Daily Goal - 700,000 E-mail: [email protected] 1st place: Chris Setzer, time 27:79 (all amounts are in gallons) CAZMWPEl On-line: 2nd place: Nick Baggett, time 27:80 We spent $5,784.51 over our www.nsgtmo.navy.mil 3rd place: Chris Grewe, time 43:97 goal this week.

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Guantanamo Bay's local Jamaican soccer team tied the team from the visiting British guided missile destroyer HMS Cardiff 2 - 2, in a game played Wednesday night in GTMO. The game was playedjust two days after the base celebrated 38 years ofJamaican independence from GreatBritain. Photos by YNJ Michele Natividad (left) and JOC Walter T. Ham IV (righttop and bottom). Travel documentation continued from front page port. Adults will be required to also show a photo I.D. if they use a birth suitable documentation includes official visas or naturalization paperwork, certificate to prove identity. However, all personnel should be aware that but these apply to very few GTMO residents). a GTMO ID card or a dependent ID card does not prove citizenship and is If people entering the United States do not have proper documenta- NOT sufficient documentation to enter the United States. (Additional tion, it causes a delay in entry while they try to prove citizenship. In a worst case, the carrier or the individual can be fined. While people may tell van. Patrol observed several in- you. "I got in using my dependent ID card," they usually had a problem dividuals inside the van restrain- that they are not telling you about. In order to help avoid problems in the ing another individual. Patrol re- states, the Air Terminal here in Guantanamo Bay will not allow you to moved the individual from the board the aircraft without this documentation. van and placed him under mili- To return to GTMO, you must be able to prove that you are an autho- The following incidents oc- tary apprehension. The person rized resident or visitor to the terminal in Norfolk, Jacksonville or Roosevelt curred July 31-Aug. 6. This infor- was transported to base police for Roads. This can be accomplished with your leave papers, an authorized mation was compiled from the base processing. Witnesses stated that visitor's request, official orders, a Letter of Residency for base dependents, police blotter and in no way indi- after being ordered to leave the or a letter of Approval for Travel for Non-Command Sponsored Depen- cates the outcome of any investi- club the individual became upset dents. If you do not have some piece of paper that shows why you are gations. inside the van and punched an- allowed to return to GTMO, the terminal you are attempting to board at It further should not be con- other passenger. Both parties will not allow you on the plane. Again, having authorization to board the sidered a statement of responsibil- were processed and released to airplane does not give you authority to come to GTMO. ity of any persons involved in any their supervisor. While these requirements seem difficult, they are easily taken care of investigation. Traffic violations with a few minutes of preparation prior to beginning your travel. Plan Simple Assault Monthly total seven; four ahead and things will be much easier! A unit was flagged down by written citations, no written warn- If you have additional questions, you may call the Operations Office at the driver of the MWR courtesy ings and three verbal warnings. 4704 or 4366.

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MAC(SW) David Gilbert (top) wins the bench press, squat and deadift contest with SSgt Andre Williams (right) by lifting a combined . total of1425 pounds. Williams total was 1150 pounds. Photos by Jay Wood III Creature feature: Two leatherback sea turtles recently observed close to GTMO's Windward Ferry Landing

By Barbara Howe These elements are critical to this turtle due to its immense size and Natural Resource Manager soft-shell. The average adult leatherback turtle is typically 4-8 feet in The leatherback sea turtle, Dermochelys coriacea, is the largest living length and weighs from 650 to 1,300 pounds. turtle and one that has an extensive range. However, the largest leatherback recorded to date weighed close to Although found from Nova Scotia to Puerto Rico and the Virgin 2,000 pounds and was 10 feet in length. Islands, this gentle giant is rarely observed due to its open ocean tenden- With a very streamlined body and powerful front flippers, the cies. It generally only approaches shorelines during its nesting season. leatherback turtle is capable of swimming thousands of miles in open The recent observation made by Tommy Taylor of two leatherback oceans. turtles between Buoy #5 and the Windward Ferry Landing is the first In the Caribbean, they nest from March to July, laying six to nine official recordation of this species within the mouth of the Guantanamo clutches of eggs in a nesting season. Females nest every two to three years Bay since the initiation of sea turtle tracking in 1999. and lay about 100 eggs in each clutch. There is an average of 10 days Leatherback sea turtles are easily visually distinguished from other between nestings and the eggs incubate for approximately 65 days. species of sea turtles by the seven prominent longitudinal ridges that run Like most sea turtles, the leatherback turtle is threatened by habitat along their backs and the absence of a visible hard shell. loss associated with shoreline development, entrapment in fishing nets, Adults are also extremely large compared to other turtles found in our disturbance during nesting, ingestion of plastics and other floating debris, area. While many have long believed that GTMO provides excellent nest- and boat strikes. ing opportunities for leatherback turtles at Hicacal and Conde Beaches, Due to it's preference for jellyfish as a major part of its diet, the there is currently no known data supporting this theory. ingestion of plastic bags (which can appear to be jellyfish) is particularly In response to this, further evaluation of these beaches as nesting sites problematic for this species. is one of the objectives of the Critical Reptile Study currently being con- Please help conserve this and other marine species by properly dis- ducted for GTMO by the Center for the Reproduction of Endangered posing of trash, being aware of marine life in your vicinity when boating, Species (CRES) of the San Diego Zoo. and avoiding turtles that are nesting on beaches. Listed as endangered throughout its range since 1970, the study of Conservation begins with you. worldwide populations and nesting activity is critical to the continued Wildlife Notes: Several iguanas at both Cable and Windmill Beach have survival of this species. become overly aggressive due to consistent feeding by base residents and In the Atlantic and Caribbean, the largest nesting populations are found visitors. This feeding causes the iguana to become comfortable around in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Florida, where nesting data has humans and conditioned to receiving handouts. been collected since the early 1980s. Locally, Hicacal and Conde beaches The most recent incident involved a bite inflicted on a resident at Cable are believed to provide the best, and probably only, nesting opportunities Beach when an iguana attacked her while she was eating a sandwich. for the leatherback turtle due to the soft sand, deep open ocean approach, These bites are painful and can result in infections. and lack of fringing reefs/rocky shores. Do not feed iguana and other wildlife under any circumstances.

Page 4* Pnday, August11, 2000* g SPORTS Recycle this ,AS WE C Hospital team remains undefeated GUANTANAMO BAY - The GTMO 2000 LT Trey Williams intercepted a pass in the end Comedians flag football season continued as Monday, zone to give the Hospital the ball. Aug. 14 and 15 - there will be three Wednesday and Friday highlighted some great Hospital moved the ball down the field. With comedians at the Windjammer Club games. 54 seconds left and the game tied at 7 - 7, Darrell starting at 7:30 p.m. On July 31, the Hospital defeated NMCB 5, Williams hit a wide open Redman for the touch- Open to all hands 18 and older 33 - 0, pushing their record to 3 - 0. NAVSTA down and the winning score. Also enjoy dinner at the Windjammer defeated NCTAMS/Dental 41 - 6 to run their On Aug. 5, in the women's flag football divi- while watching the show record to 3 - 0 and Marine Barracks defeated sion, NAVSTA defeated the Hospital 12 - 0 to G.J. Denich Gymnasium Ordnance 24 - 0. run their record to 2 - 0. Captain's Cup Men's Beach Volleyball On Aug. 2, Marine Barracks defeated NMCB IT3 Trina Jefferson caught a touchdown pass Double Elimination Tournament two person 5, 20 - 0, NCTAMS/Dental defeated Ordnance from DK3 Deandra Word and ABHAN Lindsey Starts 9 a.m. at Windmill Beach 27 - 6 and in the battle of the unbeaten Hospital Frazier tossed the second score to AN Orenthia FMI call 2193 defeated NAVSTA 13 - 7. Robinson for the 12 - 0 win. Marblehead Bowling Lanes Darrell Williams started the scoring off in STANDINGS Aug. 19 - 9 Pin No Tap Bowling the game with a 16-yard toss to HN Arthur FLAG FOOTBALL Tournament, starts at 8 p.m., $10 entry fee Redman for the score. Men's Division as of Aug. 6 FMI 2118 The point after was good and the first half Hospital 4-0 Welcome Back Teacher Night ended with the Hospital up 7 - 0. In the second NAVSTA 3-1 Make your plans now to join us at Rick's half, NAVSTA's ENl Bernard Jennings ran Marine Barracks 3 - 1 Aug. 26 from 6 p.m. as we welcome 43 yards for the score. NMCB 5 1 -3 back the teachers With the point after good the game was tied NCTAMS/Dental 1 -3 Swim Lessons at the Windjammer Pool 7-7. Ordnance 0-4 $20 per child, $15 each additional child Late in the game with the Hospital threaten- Sign up at the base gym ing, AE2 Bruce Covington intercepted a pass Women's Division as of Aug. 6 Aug. 7 - 18 for Naval Station. NAVSTA 2-0 Level 2 8 - 8:45 a.m. Monday - Thursday With NAVSTA on the 2-yard line with a third Hospital 0-2 Level 2 9 - 9:45 a.m. Monday - Thursday and goal, the Hospital's defense stiffened and Bayview Pizza and a Movie Night Aug. 16 - "Star Wars: The Special Edition" Bike race Windjammer Club continuedfrom page two Aug. 11 - Salsa Dance Contest at midnight 2nd place: Arianne Stearns, time 2:39 Thursdays are Rock and Country Night 2nd place: Maureen Butler, time 19:54 The Grip Shifters Rick's Winners in the Children's Division are: 1st place: Mauricio Hilario, time 3:27 Aug. 12 - All Hands Pool Tournament The Sprockets time 2:36 2nd place: Kelly Baggett, time 3:47 Sign up at 8 p.m., starts at 8:30 p.m. 1st place: Elijah Stearns, 3rd place: Kimberly Bagget, time 3:53 LIBERTY Program Kudos to Glen Baxter for the awesome fin- Aug. 12 - 8 Ball Pool Tournament at 8 p.m. ish in true "downhiller" style, with bike on shoul- Aug. 9 - Pictionary Tournament at 7 p.m. der running to the finish line, casualty of a flat. Oasis Teen Center Thanks to Bobby Connolly for "catching Aug. 12 - 2 on 2 Basketball some big air" on the jump after an "endo" that Youth Center produced him a future big scab! Remember, scabs Aug. 18 - Overnight Camp are good! Dirt is good! Mountain bikin' is good! from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. Thanks to all our wonderful participants. You FMI call 4658 made the race a blast! Thanks for the support from the following departments: The Golf Asso- For more information on any of the events ciation, the Ambulance Crew, Ordnance, Secu- listed above, call 5225 rity, MWR Youth Center, Marina, Maintenance, Media Marketing, Base Gym and Recycling. Post 46 Thanks to our great road guards, timers and me- at 5:30 p.m. Post 46 main bar opens daily chanic: Petty Officer Martinez, Collin Williams, and SNCO Club opens Thursdays Ruddy Wellington, Clyde Wilson, Damion and Fridays at 5 p.m. Carney, Fitzroy Carney and Leroy Duffus. Sunday Post 46 is open Monday through Thanks to Matt Hayos for the cool courses. You for lunch from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. all made the race a success! 5 to 9 p.m. Dinner and delivery are from Many bikers participatedin the recent race. Participants will be called when their t-shirts FMI call 2645 Photo by Jay Wood III are ready for pickup.

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AUTOS DIVE GEAR PETS YARD SALES 1989 Ford Tempo sedan in great shape, $1,300 call 7959. Two year old GTMO cat, neutered and current Aug 11, Caravella Point 12A, 4 to 7 p.m. OBO. FMI call DWH 3997, AWH 2309. on all shots, low maintenance, very laid back, We're having a pre-packout yard sale with a Mares 1100 spear gun with JDL spear tip, new loving and great with kids. Will provide food, Jenny Lind Crib (mattress available at a later 1983 Mercury Cougar, $600 OBO. FMI call tuna line, $185. FMI call 7634. litter and litter box. FMI call 5755. No calls date), changing table, crib bed set, single and 7488 after 5:30 p.m. after 10 p.m. double strollers, toddler and baby toys, men's clothes, kitchen items, waterbed sheets and 1967 Volkswargon Squareback Type III, runs FOR SALE Dalmation/lab mix, male, free to a good home. much more. Ask about future sale items. great, great GTMO car or for restoration, $750 House and shots up to date. FMI call 2044. OBO. Answers to the name of"Florence." It JVC 27' TV/VCR, $230; Sony VCR, $70; and can be viewed at the NEX parking lot. Call General Electric Microwave, $25. FMI call Two lovable 1 1/2 year old dogs, dalma- MEETINGS 7748 and leave message. LCpI Atkins at 7366. tian-labs, one male and one female. Both are very good with kids and love to go fish- The American Red Cross Station Advisory 1988 Dodge Colt, four door, runs well, could Radio Shack fax machine, like new, $175 ing and running. Both are fixed and micro- Council meeting originally scheduled for Aug. use a little engine work but a dependable car, OBO. FMI call 7539 after 5 p.m. chipped. They are brother and sister so if 7 has been re-scheduled for Aug. 14 at the Fam- $1,100. Available Aug. 25. Call Sgt Lofton they could be kept together, that would be ily Service Center Training Room at 5 p.m. This DWH 2662. 8 ft couch, $250; exercise bike, $80; wood great. FMI call AWH 7300 for Mr. or Mrs. was necessary as to not conflict with Jamaican china cabinet, $425; small microwave oven, Martin. Independence Celebration. FMI call Joyce at 1985 Ford Escort station wagon, runs and $45; and Panasonic AC (10,000 BTUs), $450. 5060/4676. iooks great, $1,800. FMI call DWH 4961, FMI DWH 2645. Dalmatian mix male, 1 1/2 year-old dog, house AWH 5695. broken, all shots up to date and loves chil- GTMO Memory Makers will not scrapbook 18K Gold Nugget Bolvia watch, $160; two dren. FMI call DWH 6394, AWH 6838. together during the month of August. Begin- 1984 Ford Mustang GT 5.0, five speed, all 9X12 carpet rugs, cream and beige, $40 each; ning in September, we wil meet every Ist and available options, 91,000 original miles, reli- 800 MHZ Bearcat 700A scanner, $185; Our one-year-old shih tzu male is looking for 3rd Tuesday from 6:30 through 9:30 p.m. in able daily driver, $1,500 OBO. FMI call DWH Monalta 6000 35mm camera with tripod, $200. a new home. We would like someone to adopt the fellowship room on Chapel Hill. 7102, AWH 7842. FMI call B.M. McKim 7034. him before we go on summer leave. FMI please call 5899. 1985 Buick LeSabre, power everything, runs New baby crib, white, solid wood with mat- JOBS great, $1,250 (firm). FMI call Diane DWH tress and sheets, $100. FMI call Cindy at 5897. 4961, AWH 5695. SERVICES Navy College Learning Center has an open- 1980 Jeep CJ5, runs well, $2,200 OBO. FMI ing for a part-time facilitator. Excellent pay call Charlie at 7838. Learn photo-safe techniques and creative and benefits. Bachelor's degree required. BOATS ways to make your memories last a lifetime. Drop by the Center at Rm. I1, Chapel Hill. N64 games for sale: MLB featuring Ken Griffy Scrap-booking classes offered at your con- FMI call 3997. 1962 Criscraft 39' twin 327 Chev engines, Jr., $20; Resident Evil 2, $20; Turok 2, $20; venience. FMI call Betty at 2089. velvet drive transmissions (plus one ex- NBA Live 2000, $20. All in excellent shape Full time position available for a Motor Pool tra), completely rewired all necessary parts and come with boxes and instructions. FMI Need someone to do house work at reason- Dispature. Vehicle/Equipment familiarity and to complete, spare props, sea anchor, too call 7300. able price? Contact Inez Lewis at 5852 computer skills required. Apply at "C" Pool many parts to list, has been refurbished 3/ in Bldg. 2141 or call 5210. 4 complete, includes two metal sheds and 12x12 light tan carpet, excellent condition, one 20' storage container. Serious inquir- $130; and 8xl0 brown carpet, $35 or $150 for WANTED MWR job vacancies for permanent full time ies only, $6,000 OBO. Must sell, 3016 af- both. FMI call Jennifer at 7369. positions: recreation aid/lifeguard, fitness ter 6 p.m. Lynx Air International is seeking someone to leader/instructor trainer and supervisor library Med/large dog kennel, excellent condition, work approximately three hours twice a week, technician, librarian and office automation 12.6' Sport Jet Boat, three seats, 90 hp Mere $35. FMI call Jennifer at 7369. Friday and Saturday. Some airline experience clerk, cook, waiter and warehouse/food ser- powered, nearly new condition with approxi- preferred. FMI fax Bill Reardon at 954-491- vice worker. mately 15 hours total, just replaced all elec- Satellite receiver, $200; two ceiling fans, $25 8361. trical system components and cleaned/re- each; and side tables, $5 each. FMI call DWH MWR job vacancy for flexible position: recre- built carburetors due to heat and not being 3997, AWH 2309. Looking for cheap AM/FM car radio. Call ational aid, cook, food service worker and used for extended periods of time, perfect run- 7959. waiter. ning condition, still under factory warranty, Desk, dark cherry color with black slate top, great backwater boat, comes with full cover $75. FMI call Diane DWH 4961, AWH 5695. Trade pontoon boat trailer for 18' boat Child Development Center is recruiting and trailer, asking $4850 OBO. FMI call trailer. Call 5350. child care providers. If you are interested in Rich at 7990. Business Today, 7th Edition, textbook for Into employment, call Tracy Johnson at 2005/ to Business, $35. Call Jennifer DWH 4282, 3664. 18' SportCraft V-Hull, 115 hp Johnson/ AWH 7369. YARD SALES Evinrude outboard, has bimini cover and City Colleges of Chicago is now accepting extra parts, $3200. FMI call 5735 after 5 p.m. Kitchen table (rectangle) and four chairs, oak Saturday, Nob Hill 13A,7 a.m. to 10 a.m. We applications for the position of assistant co- and white, "farm house" style, $80 OBO. FMI have a lot of clothes, crafts, books, dishes, ordinator. Applications can be picked up at call 2774. microwave and other items. the office from 8 a.m. to4 p.m. Monday through DIVE GEAR Friday. FMI call 3999. Beautiful wedding gown, size 5/6 with de- Saurday, Nob Hill 7B, 7 a.m. No early birds. Males full view 6 window Mask, $69; Moyave tachable train, veil, head piece and poofy slip. We have children clothes, kitchenware, car- Human Resources Office is accepting applica- Lense snorkel, S12; Titanium Knife with re- Never worn, $775. FMI call Diane at DWH pet, toys and furniture. tions for job annuncment 99-056 Office Auto- open sheath, $69; Small Mares Anti Quatrro 4961, AWH 5695. mation Clerk, GS-0326-04. This is a tempo- Fins, $64; Small deep Sea Gloves, $10; Site Saturday, Nob Hill 13A & B, 6:30 a.m. No rary position not to exceed Sept. 30. FMI call 10 Aqualing boots, $25; Size 9 deep seat boot, Bassett, cherry entertainment center, excellent, early birds. We are having a multi-house clear- 4822/4430 $15; 10 pound weight with belt, $10. FMI holds 27' TV and stereo, $400 OBO. FMI call ing garage sale and have a lot of household call LCpI Atkins at 7366. DWH 4611, AWH 5745. items, clothing, shoes, toys and knick knacks. Navy Exchange has vacancies for a services operations clerk, assistant cashier (cash Zeagle Weight Integrated BCD (MED) Black/ 8Xll blue, burgundy and cream rug, $85; Aug. 11, Granadillo Point 12D, 4 p.m. We're office), cashier (cash office), supervisory sales Red, like new condition, $250 OBO. FMI call 6X8 blue cream and burgundy rug, $50; having a moving sale with jeep tires, charcoal clerk, desk clerk, personalized services clerk, David DWH 6354, AWH 5572 matching runner, $50; large dog Igloo house, grills, garden tools, books, clothing, snorkel cashier checker, lead cashier, internal docu- $20; new portable baby tub, $5; and infant car gear, kitchen items, plants, pet supplies, side mentation clerk, hairstylist, services opera- US Divers regulator and gauges, $250. FMI seat, $5. FMI call AWH 7791 before 9 p.m. tables and other items. tions clerk and security guard. FMI call 4348.

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W.T. Sampson School is accepting applica- delivery. Saturday breakfast/lunch arel0:30 Legal assistance note - CDR Terry Louie, days at the Bayview at 5:30p.m. Aug 16 - tions for substitute teachers in the primary and a.m. to 1:30 p.m. We're closed Saturday for Reservist, JAGC, an expert in Immigration Law, "Star Wars. The Special Edition." FMI seconday grades. Submit your application to dinner and delivery. Free country dance les- will provide legal assistance Sept. 18 through call 2132. the High School or FMI call 3500. son and munchies available during Country 29. For appointments, call LNl Marsh at 4454. Night Aug. 14 and 18. Delivery/catering/ Human Resources Office is accepting applica- party planning service available at Post 46. Breast Cancer Walk - I pledged $1800 to SPORTS tions for job announcement 00-006 Office FMI call 2636. the Avon Breast Cancer Walk. I need your Automation Assistant, GS-0326-05. This is help: Make a fully tax-deductible pledge to A weightlifting tournament will be held a temporary position not to exceed Sep. 30. OCSC - The monthly general membership help me meet my goal. The walk is Sept. 22 at the base gym Aug. 19 at 10 a.m. Tro- FMI call 4822/4430. meeting will be held Aug. 16 in the Bayview from Lake Lanier to Atlanta. I'm walking to phies will be awarded to Ist and 2nd place Plantation room at 6:30 p.m. FMI call Judy at meet a challenge and to do something posi- winner in each weight class. FMI call 5288. tive for the two million survivors in the U.S. 2193. LOST AND FOUND FMI contact LCDR Ghurani AWH 7767, Marina - offers free overnight rental or four- DWH 72690. Lost at sea . well kind of. Prescription mask hour rental when you turn in 10 pink copies SCHOLASTIC LINE and snorkel lost underwater while diving. If of your boat rental contract. FMI call 2345. Swimming Lessons - will be held at the found, call 5695 or the dive shop at 2794. Windjammer Pool. Level 2 lessons will be The Navy College Learning Center offers American Red Cross and MWR - are offer- held Aug. 7 to 18 from 8 to 8:45 a.m. and from 30 free, computer-based courses including Wetsuit left at the marina after a dive two weeks ing free lifeguarding and guardstart classes. 9 to 9:45 a.m. Monday through Thursday. the fundamentals (math, reading and lan- ago. If you picked it up by accident, the return The classes will run Sept. 18 through Oct. 6. The cost is $20 per person. To sign up, call guage) college level algebra, calculus, is greatly appreciated. Call 5695 or the dive FMI call Joyce at 5060 to preregister. Space is the gym at 2193. chemistry, physics and preparations for the shop at 2794. limited so register early. ASVAB, CLEPs, SAT, ACT and GED. FMI Naval Leadership continuum - will offer call 3997. Lost a black and purple purse with purple and Postal Reminder - Be sure to check in with NAVLEAD classes for the following pay- silver CD player and two CDs at Cooper Field. the base post office upon arrival and file a grades on the following dates: E6 - Aug. 14 Troy State University seeks instructors in Reward. If found, call 7408. change of address card before departing. This - 25. To register for these classes, fax your the fileds of Mathematics, Business and will help expedite your mail and avoid name, rate, warfare, SSN, command, UIC, work Computers. If you possess a Master's Found a pair of Oakleys in case July 12 at delays. and home phone to EMC (SW) Grindley at Degree and are interested in providing a Bulkeley Hall after Naval Station quarters. See 2007. valuable service to the community while Sue Bodenheimer at the Comptroller's Office. Back to School Paintball Special - will be enhancing your resume, call the TSU of- offered Aug. 27 from I to 5 p.m. Free rental Pizza and a Movie night - is held Wednes- fice at 3998. equipment and only $3.50 per 100 rounds of NOTICES paintballs will be offered to all school aged children. FMI call 2345/2381. Family Service Center Classes - The follow- ing classes will be held at the Family Service Base Communications Office - will be up- Center. Aug. 15 from 5 to 8 p.m. -VA Commu- grading the switch. During this time, you may nity Brief. Aug. 23 and 30 from 6:30 to 8:30 experience problems recieving or placing calls, p.m. -Couple's Communication. Aug. 25 from faxes and problems with internet connections. 8to11:30a.m.-AngerManagement. Aug.31 We apologize for any inconvienience this may from 3 to 4 p.m. - SAVI Meeting. A minimum of cause. one days notice for cancellation is requested. FMI call 4141/4153. NMCRS - will be closed during the month of August due to the volunteer staff being off NALO flight - will be coming from NAS Jack- island. If you have an emergency during this sonville Aug 15. The departure time is 10 a.m. time, you may contact the American Red Cross Currently, 55 seats are available. These seats at 5060 for assistance. NMCRS will reopen are in addition to the scheduled 727 that is Sept. 6 at 8 a.m. also coming from NAS Norfolk and NAS Jacksonville that day. Crafters - it's the time of the year again to start on those holiday projects. I have craft GTMO Expeditor -Dave Oakerson will be at supplies galore for sale; fabric for $2 a yard the Bulkeley Hall, Auditorium, Aug. 16 at and batting, stencils, flowers, x-mas floral 1 p.m. to answer questions and provide train- picks, wood cut outs, tiny chenille doll/an- ing on proper procedures on requesting mate- gel hair, pompoms, chenille stems, fabric pants, rials. FMI call SKCS(SW) Grewe at 4242. iron on transfers, beads (loose and strung) and much more. Call Linda AWH 2809 if you Power outage - has been scheduled Aug. 15 need any suplies. for the entire Deer Point area. DeerPoint hous- ing, Jerk House, Tiki Bar and BEQ will be NEX Auto Port Manager's Special - for the without power from 8 a.m. to approximately month of August is A/C service, regularly noon Aug 15. The Bayview Club will be $34.95, is now $20.95. The Auto Port's job without power from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The is to run a system performance test, clean con- Bayview transformer will be upgraded during denser, adjust belt, test system for leaks and the outage. The transformer upgrade will help measure system pressures. eliminate the unscheduled outages that the club has endured over the past year. The old DATE TIE LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL TIME LVL transformer is too small and parts are Aug. I11 0207 0.63 0633 0.90 1241 0.11 2020 1.56 increareasingly difficult to find for it. 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Page 7*Fnday,August 11, 2000 * GAllal AT THE DOWNTOWN LYCEUM. Main floor seating is designated Glass containers are not permitted non-smoking area. on site.The concession stand is open Designated area for People viewing seven nights a week.Bring your radio the movie in their vehicle is located or walkman, tune into FM 97.1 and on the left and right of the floor listen to a movie in stereo! seating. Please be courteous and LINE 4392 Movies for the Week of August 11 - 17 turn off engines and head lights. MOVIE 2000 Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday AUGUST 11 AUGUST 12 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 14 AUGUST 15 AUGUST 16 AUGUST 17 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM FANTASIA TITAN AE MISSION 2000 IMPOSSIBLE 2 Downtown 74 mi. G 135min. PG THE DINOSAUR GONE IN 60 THE NUTTY 126 min. PG-13 Lyceum 10PM 10PM SECONDS PROFESSOR 1PM THE NUTTY BIG MOMMA'S PATRIOT2ES PROFESSOR 2 HOUSE NOON 105 min. PG-13 99 min. PG-13 158 min. R 82 min. PG 113 min. PG-1 105 min. PG-13 106 min. PG-13 7PM 7PM PM 7PM 7PM Clipper SNAKE EYES BLADE TRADING VIRUS THE WILD Club RUNNER PLACES CLOSED CLOSED WILD WEST 98 min. R 117 min. R 16 min. R 100 min. R 107 min. PG-13 Marine 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM 8PM Hill THE MOB SINCE YOU'VE DESTINATION SPICE WORLD THE NEPHEW STIR OF TWILIGHT SQUAD BEEN GONE TOKYO ECHOES Lyceum 94 min. R 96 min. R 135 min. NR 93 min. PG 106 min. PG-1 99 min. R 96 min. R TITAN AE )femfiete wI 4ttractOHS Voices of Matt Damon, Drew Barrymore, Bill Pullman GONE IN 60 SECONDS In a journey that begins after Earth ends, a rebellious teenager Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Robert Duvall named Cale (Damon) embarks on an adventure through space to "Memphis" Raines (Cage) is a car thief of legendary proportion. No find a legendary spacecraft, the Titan, which holds the secret to fancy lock or alarm could stop him; your car would be there, and then salvation for the human race. With the deadly Drej aliens close suddenly gone in 60 seconds. For years Memphis eluded the law behind and betrayal from within, Cale must become a renegade while boosting every make and model imaginable. When the heat warrior and a new kind of hero as he completes his mission to find became too intense, he abandoned his life of crime and left a whole new world. PG everything and everyone he loved to find a different life. Now, when his kid brother tries to follow in his footsteps, only to become dangerously embroiled in a high stakes caper, Memphis is sucked back into his old ways in order to save his brother's life. He must steal 50 cars in a single night. PG-13

THE PATRIOT Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger Benjamin Martin, a hero of the French and Indian War, tries to keep his family safe and out of the war for independence currently being fought with Great Britian. But when his oldest son goes out to fight, comes back wounded, and is arrested as a traitor to the crown, he is forced to take sides and rescue his son and country. R

- WEL GIBSON

THE NUTTY PROFESSOR 2 Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson TNE PATRIOT When the portly but lovable professor Sherman Klump falls in love COLUM4SIAEfT with another professor whose research is similar to his own, his alter ego, Buddy Love, breaks loose and threatens their budding romance. PG-13