M' 4 Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Vol. 42 -- No. 193 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Wednesday, October 8, 1986

N Mississippi and Missouri rivers flooding (UPI) -- Two of the largest the McDonnell Douglas Plant, were out of their homes for W E News of the bay rivers in the nation, the where the harpoon missile is the night. Backed-up sewers Mississippi and the manufactured. were the major problem in Missiouri, are flooding areas Residents of West Alton, 10 East St. Louis. S north of St. Louis. miles downriver from Portage Flooding across the Cuban/American Friendship Day The Missouri River crashed Des Sioux on the peninsula, nation's midsection has been Planning is now in progress for the next Cuban and through a two-mile section of are trying to save the town responsible for 12 deaths and American Friendship Day, scheduled for Thursday, Jan. levee as it crested yesterday of 425 with sandbags. the evacuation of at least 30, 1987. at Portage Des Sioux, making The Mississippi is expected 42,000 people. Most have To make this a successful event, your suggestions are an island of the peninsula to crest tomorrow at 40 feet returned to their homes to welcome. Submit suggestions with your name and phone between the Missouri and at St. Louis, more than 10 clean up, except for people number to the Publio Affairs Office, Stop 53. Mississippi Rivers. feet above flood stage and in Miami, Okla., where about Five hundred people were the second-highest on record 500 homes are still under New Arrivals stranded in the town 20 miles at that point. water. People are not To announce in the paper the newest addition to your north of St. Louis. Parts of East St. Louis, expected to have access to family, please submit to the Daily Gazette the parent's Helicopters plucked many from Ill., went under water their houses until late in full names, the baby's name, the date of birth and the their rooftops. Others were yesterday when a flood-gate the week, when the Neosho weight of the baby. evacuated by boat. on the Mississippi River recedes. It is High waters in the St. malfunctioned, but the gate currently 18 feet above flood Parents: AT1 Thomas and AD1 Christine Crane Charles, Miss., area closed has been fixed and the water stage. Baby' s Name: Sean Thomas down production last night at is receding. About 225 people Born: September 10, 1986

Parents: Lt. Wayne and Sherly Grumney Impeachment Baby's Name: Kirsten Faith Born: September 16, 1986 trial debated Weight: 7 pounds, 4 ounces (UPI) -- The Senate plans a Heavy Truck Traffic debate today on whether to The Public Works Department will be off loading grant imprisoned Federal crushed rock in the vicinity of the Telephone Exchange Judge Harry Claiborne a full on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 8 and 9. Heavy truck impeachment trial. traffic can be expected along Sherman Ave. between the The Senate will debate for rock crusher and the Telephone Exchange for 30 two hours before deciding continuous hours. The Public Works Department whether to grant Claiborne a apologizes for any inconvenience to motorists. Please trial with 58 witnesses he drive carefully. has requested. The chief School Safety judge of the Federal District Motorists are reminded it is illegal to pass a school Court in Nevada asked the bus loading and unloading passengers. Base security is Senate to hear his story of strictly enforcing traffic regulations during the being hounded and framed by school year. Children are unpredictable, and motorists the FBI. He accuses the FBI should use extreme caution. of seeking revenge for his Motorists are also reminded that beginning Nov. 1, criticism of the agency. the speed limit along Sherman Ave. from the Corral to Claiborne disputed his the industrial area will be 25 mph. convictions for tax evasion, denying he deliberately Commissary Customer Service Hours cheated on his 1979 and '80 The Commissary is open for shoppers convenience five returns by omitting $107,000 days a week: of income. Tuesday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. However, a House panel Wednesday, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. acting as prosecutors argued Thursday, Noon - 7 p.m. that Claiborne knew better Friday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. than to carelessly Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. under-report his income. The The Commissary is closed Sunday, Monday and holidays. panel accused the judge of Live entertainment -- The U.S. Navy show band from using government misconduct Charleston, S.C., gave a spectacular show at the Navy C Flight Seat Availability as a smoke-screen to divert Birthday Ball Saturday night. See more photos on page 3. As of Oct. 7, 9 a.m. attention from his crimes. (Photo by PH2 Clarence Arnold) For more current information, call PSD Trans- Claiborne is serving a portation. two-year prison term, but Date GTHO/ Norfolk// refuses to resign from the October Norfolk GTHO bench.. The judge says he 10 . 80 . 70 cannot resign without 14 . 80 appearing.52 guilty. He says, 17 . 84 "I.60 kind of feel like a piece 21 . 103 of.32 meat thrown out to a 24 . 86 couple.77 of dogs." 28 . 100 .43 31 . 86 Ruptured.72 pipeline November 4 . 89 . 91 spreads gas 7 . 92 .87 11 . 104 (UPI).100 -- Sun Oil Company 14 . 105 workers.92 plan to sample the 18 . 100 air.105 in about 100 Pennsylvania 21 . 92 homes.100 today for dangerous 5 . 98 levels.108 of gasoline fumes 8 . 81 spilled.103 from a ruptured December pipeline. 5 . 103 . 110 About a quarter-million 9 . 109 . 110 gallons of gasoline spilled 12 . 109 . 111 from the pipe in King of 16 . 105 . 109 Prussia, Penn., yesterday 19 . 110 . 113 morning. About 250 people are 23 . 110 . 110 spending the night away from 26 . 112 . 112 their homes because of the 30 . 113 . 112 gas leak. Officials say they will not be allowed to return Danced the night away -- Capt. and Mrs. Earl Russell Inside until Sun Oil makes sure the dance to the music of the Charleston U.S. Navy show band at houses are safe. the Navy Birthday Ball. Capt. Russell, Commander, Fleet Page 2 -- Two New Fire Trucks Major highways were closed Training Group, Guantanamo Bay, was the "oldest" sailor Page 2 -- The Saler and thousands of people, attending the ball. (Photo by PH2 Clarence Arnold) Page 2 -- Navy Ball Photo Feature including shoppers at a large Page 3 -- Angels Over Red Sox, 8-1 mall and students in schools, were evacuated when the gas pipeline leak was discovered. Captain's Hotline: 4800 U. The leak continued for hours as the fuel flowed into PWD Trouble Desk: 4424 a creek and storm sewers. t e

Caribbean Naval Lodge -- The Caribbean Naval Lodge, AF and AM, will conduct work and instruction in the First Degree at 7:30 p.m. tonight in building AV-54. All masons are cordially and fraternally invited to attend.

Leeward Galley Advisory Meeting -- The Leeward Point Galley Food Service Advisory Board Meeting will be held Thursday, Oct. 9 at 9 a.m. in the SPO Room. Representatives are urged to attend and other interested personnel are welcome.

Mom's Support Group -- The film "Touch" will be shown Thursday, Oct. 9 at 9:30 a.m. at the Family Service Center. Mothers are encourage to attend the film which teaches them about "good" touch and "bad" touch and how to teach children about the difference. For more information, call the FSC at 4141 or 4153. Test run -- Naval Station firefighters for one of the new fire pumpers. (Official hook up a hard-sleeve hose as part of a test U.S. Navy photo) Tuition Assistance -- PSD and ESO are now preparing tuition assistance forms for Term II at City Colleges Lime yellow safer of Chicago. Navy Campus is holding registration for Leeward Point Term II Thursday, Oct. 9 at 9 a.m. in the VC-10 Training Room. Registration for Windward side Fire Department acquires two fire trucks is Oct. 10-17. The necessary forms should be filled out prior to registration. By J03 Teri Thomas mately $135,000 and according during morning muster. to Derstine, not very "I would say, it's like a Firefighters at the Naval expensive when compared to Navy inspection or the re- Leeward Point Civic Council Meeting -- The Station Fire Department saving a life or lives. quirements are the same any- Leeward Point Civic Council will hold a meeting tonight r ecently became the proud "Guantanamo Bay was one of way. You and your uniform from 7 to 9 p.m. in the NAS training room. o wners of two 18-ton, 35- the few remote naval bases must be squared away." foot-long lime yellow ve- Navywide to receive new Derstine has been the Naval McDonalds Closed -- McDonalds restaurant has h icles. engines," Derstine said. "We Station fire chief for two announced that it will close at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10. These machines are called needed them because we can't months and has set goals for McDonalds will open at its regular time on Saturday, pumpers, better known as fire call on a neighboring com- his department to achieve. Oct. 11 and resume its regular hours of operation. engines. The fire trucks are unity to help control a "We are currently in- e quipped with new state-of- fire. We're it. So we need creasing our training pro- Ombudsman Meeting -- The Ombudsman will hold their the-art capabilities; the best possible equipment gram, implementing new fire monthly meeting, Thursday, Oct. 16 at 4:45 p.m. in the p rimarily carrying more to maintain a safe commu- procedures and preparing pre- PL Family Service Center conference room. Ellen Fischer pumping capacity and more unity " fire planning," he said, "and will discuss home day care guidelines at the meeting. fire fighting agents (water One new pumper is located I would like to become more All Ombudsman and commands are encouraged to attend. and foam). at the Naval Station Fire involved with educating the For more information, call the FSC at 4141 or 4153. Many people assume red fire Headquarters and the other community on fire preven- t rucks are more visible, one at Marine Site Station tion." Pirates Booster Club -- The Pirates Booster Club however, a study conducted by #2. Derstine says the most will hold a monthly meeting Thursday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. sccientists and doctors proved Derstine says the automatic common and most numerous fire in the high school library. The public is invited to oftherwise. transmission of these trucks that occurs here is unattend- attend. Ideas are welcomed and needed by the "The lime yellow color of is well liked among the as- ed cooking in the home. He organization. For more information, call Cookie at oLur pumpers is really a lot signed Naval Station drivers, also expressed the importance 3637. saafer for our firefighters," "The older trucks have of checking smoke detectors Jaames Derstine, Naval Station standard transmissions and on a regular basis. Al-Anon Meetings -- Al-Anon is a fellowship of 0fiire chief, said. "When we were much harder to drive," "Smoke detectors alert friends and relatives of alcoholics. The group meets are called out at night, it's he said. "It was rough and people, and have saved more much easier spotting each Thursday from 8 to 9 p.m. in the second deck of a a lime rode like an 18-wheeler. The lives by preventing injury to McCalla Hangar. For more information, call Lynda at ellow pumper by passing cars new ones ride as smooth as a people than any other means 2298 or Carla at 3288. nd pedestrians than a dark Cadillac." of life saving," he said. ed pumper. They are much There are 50 firefighters "It's the best life insurance Men's Clothing Needed -- Men's clothing in all ike a fluorescent color at assigned to the Naval Station policy you have in the home." sizes is needed by the Treasure Chest. Good pants, ight." The new 1986 Fire Department. All are If you, your school class shirts and shoes are needed for new construction umpers have replaced the Jamaican, except the fire or civic organization would workers. The Treasure Chest is open Tuesday, Thursday much older 1963 and 1972 chiefs and inspectors, like a lecture on fire and Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 5 to umpers, which have now "Our department has mention or a demonstrate 7 p.m. Thursday evenings. b ecome a part of the topnotch Jamaicans," Derstine feel free to call the NO dapartment's reserve lineup. said. "Their pride and pro- Station Fire Department at Ea pumper costs German Beer Delayed -- The Wine Cellar has approxi- fessionalismcach shines daily 3441 or 4222. announced that the German beer advertised in the Club Calendar has been delayed in Norfolk, Va. The shipment inspection. Call 3531 AT. one Calico, both neutered and is expected to arrive in November. The Wine Cellar declawed. Call Pat or Paula apologizes for any inconvenience caused by the delay. Make special occasions even at 4976 AWH or Paula at 4220 more special. Send a singing DWH. Christmas Trees -- Artificial Christmas trees are telegram. Balloons upon now available at the Navy Exchange Mini Mart. Sizes request. Call Kaye at 3596 Beautiful black cat. Seven vary and there is a tree just right for every family. AWH. months old, very loving and WANTED good with kids. Call 3669 AT. Submit on 8 1/2"11 Will the owner or anyone sheet of paper. Must knowing of the ownership of AUTOS be signed and have a the green barrel boat, #238, '78 Caprice station wagon, phone number. Bring moored at Center Bargo, safety inspection good to PAO Office, Bldg. please call Mike at 3809 AWH. through Sept. '87. Runs 760, Admin Hill. great. Call Stan at 3584 AWH. Phone 4502 or 4819. Will the kind person who took Daily gazette in our cat Blackie, please '76 Ford Grand Tori call me at 3220. The vet four-door, good condit U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper STEREO EQUIPMENT needs to switch names on $1,150. Call Dave at 2239 or Fisher VCR, 4-head stereo, Blackie's record. 4154 AT. bilingual with wireless Capt. John Cordon, USN.Ormarder, U.S. Naval Base remote control, $400. Call We need a full-time baby- '72 Plymouth, blue, new L. ub HineraUSa .Public Affairs Officer tires, needs starter. Asking XC evry u nith, USN.Assistant Public Affairs Lance Cpl. Shatzer at 3900 sitter for our one-month-old Officer $400. Call o StaIyn yinton, UStt.Mana i Editor DWH or 3009 Marine Barracks baby boy. If interested, call Raye at 2268. J03 Teri Thoas, USN .Staff Assistant SN Kim Fields, room 1312 AWH. 3669 AT. USN. Staff Assistant '76 Honda Civic station JOSA John Gons, US).Staff Assistant Crib mattress, crib liner, wagon, standard, 42,000 The Daily Gazette is publishedaccording to the rules ad sheets, swing, playpen, high miles, new carburetor, fuel regulations for ship and station newapers, order the direction SERVICES of the public affairs officer. The Dai I do house cleaning for final chair, and baby clothes. Call pump, clutch cable, battery, lydazette is printed wheel five times a week at governmental expense on government equipment, inspection. I will stand the 3948 AT. bearings. In excellent at the Navy Publications and Printing running Service Brarnch Office. The inspection with you. Call condition. Asking opinions aid statements that appear harein aeamt to be construed $2,000. Call as official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Lynn at 2986. Two Volkswagon rims. Call 3788 AWH. Comanader, U.S. Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the Robby at 2836 AWH. first floor of Building 760 (Amin Hill) . If you need assistance, please call us at 4819 or 4502. FREE I clean houses for final Two cats, one Siamese and (Cont'd page 4)

2 Daily Gazette Wednesday, October 8, 1986 'Best ever' Navy Birthday Ball

By JO1 Stacey Byington Oldtimers say it was the best Navy Ball ever in Guantanamo Bay. The food was good, the entertainment superb, and everyone attending looked their best. This year's Navy Birthday Photos by PH2 Clarence Arnold Ball, celebrating 211 years, was held at the Windjammer Club. The highlights of the evening were the reenlistment of 12 base personnel, for a total of 211 years; the guest speaker; and the cutting of the cake by the oldest and youngest sailor, Capt. Earl Russell and Hospitalman Apprentice Scott Carroll. A special thanks goes out to the Navy Ball Committee: BMCM and Mrs. Tony Sum- merlin; HMCM and Mrs. Eliseo Roybal; MSCM and Mrs. Tom Peterson; BMCM and Mrs. Robin Head; and ENCM and Mrs. John Hackney - who helped organize and coor- dinate the entire affair. Another great thank you goes out to the Con- solidated Clubs, and Mrs. Helen Summerlin and Jessie Van Londen, who baked and decorated the the Navy Birthday Cake, respec- tively. not worth their time. little guy. Each of us, Master of Ceremonies was "This 'dumb peasant' from the most junior person said Capt. Stratton, "man- .Wo JOCS Victor Pinzon, Officer on up, has it within in Charge of the Navy aged to do more damage to ourselves to overcome Broadcasting Detachment. equipment in the camp, than obstacles and hardships When colors were posted he all the officers put that come our way. None of gave a beautiful rendition together. us is insignificant. of the Star Spangled "As his greatest accom- Entertainment for the Banner. plishment," related evening was provided by the The guest speaker for the Stratton, "he took with U.S. Navy show band from evening was Capt. Richard him, when he was finally Charleston, S.C. Their Stratton, USM (Ret.), a released, the names of 356 repertoire included songs former POW. other POWs, memorized by from the big bands era He related the story of date of rank, their wives' through today's popular the most junior POW there names, and other bits of hits. From the number of in the camp with him, a trivia about each of them people on the dance floor, seaman apprentice. This to verify that the informa- the band was very well seaman apprentice managed tion was legitimate." received. to convince the Viet Cong The moral of the story is It was truly a night to holding him captive that he never underestimate the remember. was just a "dumb peasant", About the photos:

The guest speaker -- (top left) Capt. The Color Guard -- (center right) The Richard Stratton, USN (Ret.), a former newly-formed Naval Station color guard prisoner of war, spoke about the little paraded cora. people, and what they, too, can do for their country. The meal -- (center left) The menu, which everyone thoroughly enjoyed was steamship The reenlistment -- (top right) Twelve round with all the trimmings. - Navy men, assigned to various activities around the base, reenlisted for a total of Cutting the cake -- (bottom left) The 211 years. From far right to left are: YNC oldest and youngest sailor, Capt. Earl Terry Hill, MS2 Mark Muller, EN2 Luis Russell, Commander Fleet Training Group, and Pineiro, MMC Billy Tyree, BTC Don Carroll, Hospitalman Apprentice Scott Carroll, a SK1 Raymond Thomas, NCC Charles Parr, BM1 corpsman at the Naval Hospital, Clinton Holloway, MACM John Schick, SK1 respectively, cut the Navy birthday cake, David Huskey, MMC Charles Reynolds, and BMCM representing 211 years of Navy history. Tony Sunnerlin.

Daily Gazette Wednesday, October 8, 1986 _ Witt throws a five-hitter Angels roll over Red Sox, 8-1, in first game

I)(AP) -- Day one of the either scored or drove in six games. American League playoffs of California's eight runs. Scott has had two belonged to California. Series game two will be successful seasons after r Angels' ace Mike Witt threw a played this afternoon in developing a split-fineed d five-hitter and California Boston's Fenway Park, 17-game fastball. He led Major League rolled over the Boston Red winner Kirk McCaskill throws starters with a 2.22 ERA and Sox 8-1 in the first game of for the Angels against 306 strikeouts. Area athletics -- their best-of-seven series. 13-game winner Bruce Hurst of Witt was untouchable until the Red Sox. The two pitching staffs had the sixth inning of the game, The National League Series the lowest ERA's in the which he National League. called the biggest between the New York Mets and he has ever pitched. He the Houston Astros walked the first batter he begins As for the leading tonight at the Astrodome. hitt* faced, then retired the next Wally Backman hit .320, Kelmn Starting Mets' pitcher 16. Three of Boston's five Dwight Hernandez batted .310, and Project Player Gooden is returning to the Project Player is a safeties were infield hits. Len Dykstra hit .295 for the Recreation Services program designed stadium where he made his for the unaccompanied military Boston Ace Roger Clemens Mets. Denny Walling and Kevin here. The program is a Major League debut. In his dynamic one involving leisure recreation and struggled with control early. Bass both hit .311 for the education. three Major League seasons, A pair of two-out walks in Astros. Glenn Davis tossed in Gooden has won eight of his Pool Tournament -- the second inning opened the 31 homes and 101 RBIs. Project Player is sponsoring a Pool nine decisions against the Tournament Saturday, Oct. 11, 7:30 p.m., at the Morin way for California's first Astros. Both teams closed the Center. For more information, call Susan Yaeger at 3006. four runs. Brian Downing season on winning streaks. This year Gooden was capped that inning with a After clinching the East 17-and-6. He struck out 200 Leeward Pool Tournament -- Project Player is two-run single, and later Division title, the Mets won batters for the third sponsoring a Pool Tournament Thursday, Oct. 23, 7:30, at capped a three-run eighth 14 of their last 18 straight year, was games. the Clipper Club. For more information, call Susan Yaeger with another two-run base second in The Astros won 15 of their at 3006. the National League with 12 hit. last 19. Downing was not the only completed games, and fourth with his 2.85 ERA. Tony Perez is staying with Diving -- The following dive classes will be offered by key producer among Angel the Cincinnati Reds. Perez Master Scuba Diver Trainer Bill Diesselhorst. batters. The eighth and ninth Houston counters with Mike has retired as a player after Friday, October 10, Night Diver, $40 hitters in California's Scott, an 18-game winner who 23 seasons and stays on as a Monday, October 20, International Open Water, $125 lineup, Bob Boone and Gary threw a no-hitter when the coach. He was the National Monday, October 27, Advance Pettis, combined for three Open Water, $75 Astros clinched the National League's player of the w Class sizes are limited so for further information, call hits, two walks, four runs, League West Division title. in his final week as a Ma Bill, 4353 AT. and two RBIs as they reached That game came during a Leaguer when he batted base six times in eight trips stretch when Houston pitchers with six RBIs. to the Diving -- The following PADI Courses are being offered plate. Together they threw six shutouts in eight by Master Scuba Diver Trainer, J.L. Gibson: Today, Open Water Registration, $100 Oct. 11 and 12, Advanced,$50 Colts trade for Walter Oct. 13, Rescue, $125 Murray, Oct. 16, Open Water, $100 Other courses offered are Dive Master, $125; and rosters change on other teams Combination of Rescue and Dive Master, $200. Diving gear is available for class. One week pre-registration (AP) -- The Washington the active roster. required. For more information, call 6169 AT. Redskins traded wide receiver The St. Louis Cardinals Walter Murray to the waived rookie Evan Indianapolis Colts for a Arapostathis Golf -- The Yatera Seca Golf Association is holding its and signed second-round draft choice in former USFL player Greg Cater annual Jimmy Armes Club championship Oct. 11 - 13. This 3-day 1987. Murray was Washington's to take over his punting and event is open to all YSGA members. Sign up for your second-round flight level (Championship, pick in this kickoff duties. "A", "B" or womens) at the Pro year's Shop by tomorrow. draft, however, he did The San Francisco 49ers Your YSGA hanicap determines the flight not reach contract level you terms with waived defensive end Dennis should participate in. All YSGA members, and the team. interested members are encouraged Harrison and re-signed Major league to attend a Pittsburgh signed free defensive meeting/social tomorrow at the club house. lineman Manu The agent defensive back Lupe Tuiasosopo. baseball meeting/social will start at 7 p.m. to elect new officers Sanchez, playoffs and discuss who spent two the format for the club championship. Tee seasons times and in the USFL. To make foursomes are also expected to be posted room on the roster, tomorrow night. the Tonight on TV6 Steelers put running back David Hughes on injured Football -- A Powder Puff football organizational 8 p.m. reserve. National League meeting will take place today, 5 p.m., in the Recreation Kansas City starting right Services Office. All women interested Game #1 in playing in the tackle David Lutz landed on Powder Puff tournament are asked to attend. You must the injured list with a New York Mets attend the meeting to play. For more information, call 2560. sprained right knee. The vs. Chiefs say offensive tackle Houston Astros Matt Moran replaces Lutz on

'83 Honda V-45 Interceptor, 3287 or 4888 AT. FURNITURE Craftsman 7 1/2" circu 6,300 miles. Must see. Asking Five-piece wicker living room saw, paid $99 new, will sell $2,400. Call Curt at 4551 Playboy pontoon boat #005. set. Only three months for $50. Never used, still AWH. old, a in The best diving, fishing and bargain at $600. Must sell. box. Call Curt at 4551 AWH. party boat. Boat is 38x14 Call Curt at 4551 AWH. '74 Kawasaki. Call Sennett or with three pontoons. Excel- (Cont'd from page 2) Gardner at 6099 DWH or 4015 lent condition, equipped with Craftsman 3/8" AWH. Can be seen Need furniture? I've got reversible at Bay Hill two 50 hp Johnson long shaft some variable Barracks 743. to sell. Seven-piece rattan speed drill. Asking VW Dune Buggy, engines, one in excellent $30. Only used fiberglass condition, living room set. Includes twice. Call body, runs great. Inspection other needs major Curt at 4551 AWH. '85 Yamaha CV80, 700 miles. overhaul sofa, love seat, chair and good until Aug. '87. Tuned up or replacement. Looks great, runs great. Two Included with boat ottoman, coffee table, two in Sept. Call Sparks at 4444 are five helmets included. Asking $750 gas tanks, depth finder, end tables, complete, $350. DWH or 113 ext 34 AWH. two 11.6 ou. ft. upright firm. Call Tony at 6007 AWH engine tachometers, electric Good condition, two years freezer, or 6250 DWH. start old. Call HT2 Gross at 4702 good condition, $100. Large AUTO ACCESSORIES with dual batteries. Coleman DWH or 2607 AWH. Must sell. lantern with four Older camper shell, $50 neg. Onan generator for AC/DC '78 Honda 185 CM. Includes power, AIR CONDITIONERS gallons of fuel, $25. Twin Fits small size truck. Call refrigerator, bilge size mattress luggage rack, One 24,000 BTU, $175. Three and box HT2 Gross at 4702 DWH or 2607 two helmets and pumper, battery charger and a maintenance manual. Mo- many more extras. 11,000 BTUs, $175, $125 and springs, $20. Call Dave at AWH. Must sell. Boat has 2239 or 4154 AT. torcycle is in good running current safety inspection. $75. Call 2745 DWH. TWO WHEELERS condition. Asking $500. Call Call Jim at 4679 DWH or 2392 2764 AWH. AWH. Serious '84 Honda Aero 125 scooter, inquiries only. TELEVISIONS Two sets of tables and This is the boat buy of excellent condition, gold in the Sylvania chairs, good for fixing '82 Suzuki GS1100GK2, fully year. color 25" console, up. color. Call Jim at 4679 DWH excellent condition, Make offer. Call 2466 AT. dressed, $3,000 neg. Includes BOAT $400. or 2392 AWH. MOTOR Call Lance Cpl. Shatzer at two helmets, two rain suits, '76 Evinrude 40 hp short 3900 DWH or 3009 Marine bike cover, lowers, cruise shaft with electric '85 Honda 250cc Rebel, in start and Barracks room 1312 AWH. Girls "Winnie the Pooh" control, two helmet locks, controls. great condition, runs like Good condition, winter coat with matching new, two helmets. Asking tool kit, sheepskin seat $700. Call 3614 or 2752. hand warmer, cover, size 4, new $1,400 or make me an offer. 12,500 miles, air DIVE GEAR Capri 19" color, excellent condition, $15. Fisher shocks front Price Call Lance Cpl. Williams at and rear. Clear Dacor mask, snorkel and fins, condition, great for second roller skates, good condi- title. Call 3900. Gene or Laureen plus diving knife and gloves. television, $200 or best tion, $5. Call 3748 AWH. at 6440 DWH or 2649 AWH. Paid $120, will sell for $75. offer. Call 2466 AT. BOATS Call Lance Cpl. Williams at VACATION '82 Yamaha 400cc with 27x14 barrel boat, just 3900. JEWELRY Four nights, five days backrest and luggage rack. refurbished. 1985 40 hp at the motor 1/3 k. diamond engagement Ocho Rios Sheraton, Excellent condition. Asking like new, all required equip- $225 Steel 72 cu. in. tank, with ring and wedding band, white including tax. Bought the $950. Call HT2 Gross at 4702 ment plus 7.9 kicker. Head "K" valve and boot. Asking gold. Asking $600. Call 2649 trip and cannot use DWH or 2607 AWH. Must sell. and AM/FM stereo it before cassette. $75. Call HT2 Gross at 4702 AWH. departure Must see to appreciate. date. Call 2553 AWH Call DWH or 2607 AWH. MISCELLANEOUS or 3006 DWH.

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