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Vol. 44 -- No. 99 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, May 31, 1988 PSD earns excellence awards according to Loeber, was a new system of enlisted and 225 officer personnel and pay assigned there," he explained. Customer service and inspecting. records, processing 600 travel claims per "One test of a good PSD is the absence efficiency recognized "With the previous system, there was month and all off-island transportation of lines, especially in the disbursing office only one award winner each year, so our ticketing. on a payday. Our detachment is that way, during inspections parent command came up with a system by "There is also a branch office on Lee- and the people who work in the offices are which all outstanding PSD's could be ward Point that handles a similar propor- responsible for this performance," Loeber By JOSN JOEL PARKS recognized," he explained. tionate work load for the number of people added. He continued, "They created a points The Personnel Support Detachment system, then decided on a minimum (PSD) here recently received two awards number of points for the award. Unfortu- for excellence from the Personnel Support nately, as it turned out, we were the only Activity (PSA) Norfolk, Va, PSD activity thatearned the required number of Guantanamo's parent command. points." The first award was for the period of "The reason we do well on these in- Oct. 1, 1986 to Sept. 30, 1987, and the spections is our people. We have a lot of second was for the period of Dec. 13, 1986 very good Personnelmen, Disbursing to April 8, 1988. Clerks and travel clerks working here. According to Lt. Michael Loeber, People often wonder what goes on here Officer in Charge, PSD, the first award after 2 p.m., but the customer coming to was presented following an inspection of us with a problem or a request is only the PSD's operations by representatives of beginning of the work. PSA Norfolk. "Many of the people here stay long "They went through all aspects of our after 4:30 each evening justcompleting the operation in detail, checking for customer work so people can have their answers in a service and efficiency. The inspection timely manner," he said. lasted a week and was very detailed," he PNCM BradCook, detachment Master PN2 Louella Barlow reviews travel claims for a new arrival. Travel claims, explained. Chief, added, "The people here are re- flight arrangements, personnel records, advancement exam preparations The reason for the overlapping awards, sponsible for maintaining about 1,800 and pay records are all handled by PSD. (Photo by JOSN Joel Parks) Guantanamo Bay time machine; Dec. 1963 Guantanamania: Hunting for lost pirate Editor's Note: The following article first combers and even fishermen. hiding private loot. Sailors from the U.S. hiding places, hidden bays and uncharted appeared in the Guantanamo Gazette The speculation thatpirates lurked here Naval Base there have searched most of islands, where pirates could meet in safety TuesdayDec.3,1968.Althoughthearticle can be founded on some information them, but some remain ." Some remain! and divide the spoils and prepare for their mentions treasure hunting in the coves and yielded in abit of grinding library work - Speculation is further documented with next adventure." caves of the island, residents are reminded at our own Naval Station library, inciden- evidence that nearby was a prime Woodbury, in his book, goes into that many of these places are off limits. tally. George Woodbury, in "The Great home port for West Indies pirates, since the lengthy detail as to how this area was suited Checkwith the SecurityDepartmentbefore Days of ," tells how "The Spanish British were not at all interested in stopping especially to ship repair and camping "scavenging" for lost treasure. colonies (such as Cuba) were not permitted interference with Spanish influence in this ashore at night. Sort of a primitive R & R. to buy any other than Spanish goods area. The whole mysterious story of Port Getting down to the business of treas- There used to be lots of gold in them brought them in Spanish ships. Spanish Royal, Jamaica, once the pirate hangout in ure hunting in Guantanamo Bay, one thar hulls. merchant shipping was wholly adequate to this area, and how it suddenly disappeared should consider perhaps what is the most And there may be, who knows, how meet the demand. The notorious pirate in an earthquake are of corollary interest satisfying manner of hunting: that is, sim- much of it at the bottom of Guantanamo Henry Jennings discovered that it was both here. ply to walk the beaches, trying not to get Bay, lost treasure and some not-so-lost by easy and profitable to bring a captured Henry Jennings, mentioned above, sidetracked by shells and other beach life, 17th and 18th century pirates who suppos- shipload ofEuropean clothes, for example, based in Jamaica. Jennings, known as "he and cruise the coves. edly sailed Guantanamo Bay for safety, to an out-of-the-way seaport of Spanish who lifted the Spanish plate," is credited Our new fleet of glassbottom boats at repairs and an occasional R & R. Cuba and there sell them to the natives." with extensive tapping of Mexican gold the Fish and Gear Locker should yield an Over the centuries, Spain exacted an Woodbury further suggests that "the being carried from Vera Cruz, Mexico, to eyeful of what's below. estimated $8 billion in tribute from its New back of Cuba" was a prime spot for mer- Havana. At one catch, one historian re- As for where to look, well the experts World colonies, and probably $1 billion of chandising loot. ports, he is known to have scooped up over have talked of "coves," "caves" and just that was hijacked by pirates on the high A.B.C. Whipple, in his "Pirates: Ras- 300,000 pieces of eight! plain "over-the-side." And the old ap- seas or sank beneath the waves during cals of the ," pinpoints the Other Jamaican pirates, like Henry proach of"Where would I have stashed it?" storms. south coast of Cuba as being "just as good Morgan, "The greatest of all," could prove imaginative and fruitful. These lost riches still haunt the imagi- as the Bahamas. Here in countless bays and John Martel, and others were denied tradi- And when you do find your treasure, nation and, to addicts of adventures here in on countless islands, the U.S. Navy ran the tional banking and investment channels, so you will be better off not to call us to brag the , nothing is more exciting 19th century pirates to ground one by one; they undoubtedly buried and stashed some about it. Laws and claims on this stuff are than the search for sunken treasure. many of them must have hidden theirplun- of their plunder. The infamous Capt. sticky. So keep your head down, your eyes Exciting and occasionally profitable. der in hopes of getting away and coming Edward Teach (), who would open and your mouth shut. Even if you find Gold coins, reportedly doubloons (wow!) back for it." impress his crew by drinking gunpowder in only an old muddy tire or find "1968" have been found along the rocky shores of Whipple latersuggests the use ofGuan- his rum, also haunted these waters. scratched on the wall of a remote cavern, Guantanamo Bay . even recently. These tanamo Bay: "Near the eastern end of At any rate, there is little doubting that you have explored the cave that sheltered areenticingsamplesofthebrightpossibili- Cuba, in Guantanamo Bay, there are hun- Guantanamo Bay was among, as Encyclo- and his mistress. You have ties awaiting divers, keen-eyed beach- dreds of caves which are made to order for pedia Brittanica puts it, "the innumerable walked thebeach Blackbeardonce walked.

counts are taken on a continuous basis, down. Some due to misuse by BEQ This data, together with guidance from residents. Since January we have I [y\ Preventive Medicine dictates when we installed three new washers and four ATA INS H OTLINE spray. Increased rainfall will increase dryers in "C" complex. We had five Q bug activity,.resrpie i actoo Query: I live in the "C" complex at the which are down again. All "C" BEQ. There has been no more than three complex washers that are "down" washing machines working during the have been reported to Public Works When calling the Captain'sHlotlmne, Query:JIs PWDstilspraying for inns- past two weeks and only 25 percent of for repair. We have also ordered 4800, please leave your name and quitoes around the base and in the hous- the dryers are working It's next to some new washers and dryers with an phone number. Anonymous calls will ingdareas? There are a lot of bugs in the impossible for people to be able to get estimated delivery date of July 88. only be answered in the case of fraud, area lately. their laundry done. Can something be The bottom line is we're working on waste and abuseHotline calls will be done about this? the problem, but we can't get ahead published in the newspaper or Reply: We are still spraying for mosqui- Reply: Over the past year a number of of it unless equipment abuse stops. answered by phone to the caller, toes on an as-required basis. Mosquito washers and dryers have been breaking Please help us help you. CAPTAIN'S CORNER BAY NEWS Captain John S. Boyd, USN Caribbean Naval Lodge trimmings, beverages included. Additionally, there Naval Base Commander The Caribbean Naval Lodge, A.F. and A.M., will be games and prizes for the kids. A dunk tank with some of PWD's will hold its monthly stated business meeting Wednesday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m., in building AV- favorite khakis inside. All proceeds will go to the Seabee Fall Fund. Tickets are available from 54. All Master Masons are cordially and frater- divisional representatives. Last week I heard Mr. Paul spective (Monday morning?) the nally invited to attend. Harvey recite this old adage: "The decision was clearly wrong. License Examiner's Office closure Leeward Bank teller cat that sits down on a hot stove lid Central Fidelity Due to scheduled training, the License Bank will have a teller at the will never sit on a hot stove lid Often mission oriented or- Leeward Point Branch Wednesday, June 1. Examiner's Office will be closed June 24 through again. Trouble is, that cat will ganizations (and we here on this July 1. never sit on a cold one either." military base are pretty "mission VC-10 Change of Command note Now, Mr. Harvey was making a oriented") tend to "burn" an error Moms' Support Group There will be a special ferry run for the VC-10 point about the hesitancy of the a bit more quickly than less mis- All moms at home with preschool children change of command ceremony Thursday, June 2. The ferry will depart Windward American stock market investor sion directed organizations. We and infants are encouraged to join the Moms' Side at 9:20 a.m. and is reserved for walk-ons and vehicles to"trust"themarketafteritsrapid sometimes do so at risk. The risk Support Group at the Base Library Thursday, June attending the ceremony. decline last fall, which presuma- is that the junior, now sensing a 2, from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. The topic will be "Discover Your Library." For more information, bly burned a lot of "cats." clear fear of future judgment er- call 4141 or 4153. 'Open Line' airs May 31 rors,willseek"safer"alternatives Mr. Plakinger and Ms. Tyler, school princi- Perhaps this proverb can be - those where he or she won't Rent-A-Teen for odd jobs pals, will be the guests on "Open Line" tonight, used to describe leadership styles. become involved. No decision, Rent-A-Teen to mow your yard, wash your car May 31. "Open Line" airs at 7 p.m. on Cable Channel 2. no "burning" becomes more at- or some other odd job you have hanging over A positive leadership style tractive than a risky, in terms of your head that just has to get done. relies on approval or reward for possible failure, decision. Burned Youth Activities has a lost of teens who are Women of the Chapel willing to work odd jobs for you for a fee. Call gooddecisions; "good," that is, in juniors might now view future The Women of the Chapel invite all members, Youth Activities at 4075 with your odd job and and residents interested in becoming members, to the eyes of the leader or the or- challenges as "too hard," or "not then cross it off your to-do list join them at lla East Bargo Wednesday, June 1, ganization. my problem," or "let the oncom- at 6:30 p.m. The group's new officers will be ing watch worry about that one." Become a Rent-A-Teen installed at that time. A"negative" leadership style, Earn some cold, hard cash this summer by on the other hand, relies on the Burning reprimands can stunt signing up for the Rent-A-Teen Program being Golf Snack Shack hours "burnt cat" theory. In other future involvement in the tough sponsored by Youth Activities. The hours of operation for the Golf Snack words, the leader "burns" quickly areas. Areas where decision Sign-ups are being taken at the Youth Activi- Shack are: Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 1 ties Office. When you sign-up, let the Youth p.m. and 3 to 6 p.m.; and Saturday, any decisions or behavior that maker risk is great, but also areas Sunday and Activities staff member know your odd job prefer- holidays, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. doesn't turn out to benefit the that need involvement if the or- ence and they'll match you up with a job that just organization. ganization is to succeed. has to get done. For more details, call 4075. Housing inspections Housing inspections will be conducted by the Without argument, certain The challenge of good leader- Job Market corrections Naval Station Fire Department beginning June 1. behavior deserves quick "burn- ship is to "burn" when it's clearly The following Job Market positions pub- Housing inspections will be conducted Tuesdays, ing" response by leaders: illegal warranted, and don't burn too lished in the Wednesday, May 25 issue of the Wednesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Gazette are amended as follows: The next scheduled drug use, theft, treason, murder, quickly errors of commission inspections will be held on NAF-255-88; Admin Services Clerk, AS-301- the following dates and locations: and other serious society threat- made by juniors sincerely trying 5 (NTE 30 days). June 1 - Ocean View housing area. ening behavior. to meet organization goals. Each 259-88; Secretary, GS-318-05, changed to June 2 - Lighthouse Quarters MH-831, of us make decisions regarding Housing Clerk, GS-303-05. Master Chief's Quarters MH-111, MH-730. But envision this scenario: a our juniors every day - on 263-88; Electrician Foreman, high voltage, Residents who are unable to comply with the WS-2810-10 NTE 1 year). above schedule should call the Fire junior makes a selfless error of watch, on the job, in the Guantan- Prevention Office at 3441 or 3442 for a scheduled appoint- commission, no personal gain is amo Bay community, or in the Coast Guard Wives meeting ment. possible by this error in judg- home with our families. The Coast Guard Wives will meet tonight, ment, and the junior obviously May 31, at 7 p.m. at the home of Mary Salanis, Navy Relief raffle was trying to do what he or she Burn when required, but re- Oil Point 5. For more information, call Salanis at The Navy Relief fund drive raffle is under- felt was right. "Right," that is, member that cat. If you ever want 4864. way. Tickets may be purchased for $1 each or six from his or her perception of the that cat to get back on the hot seat for $5. Prizes include a complete dive package, including class organization's best interest. Un- again, you'd best burn judi- Supply Note if the winner is not dive certified; a VHS Cam Corder; two round trip tickets to fortunately, when viewed from ciously and with an eye toward Merchandise in six refrigerated containers that arrived on the last barge was lost due to Norfolk, Va.,; and a cash prize of $250. perhaps a less time sensitive per- the long haul. Have a safe day! Tickets may extremely high temperatures during the transit to be purchased from: Ensign Guantanamo. Both the Naval Station and the Campbell, ROICC; LN2 Galler, NLSO; CM1 Exchange/Commissary lost perishable food items. Tronsdal, NMCB 4; CE2 Basinski, PWD, CTA2 Boyle, N-2; MS2 Clayton, Entertainment Tonight Due to this loss, some desired items may not be BOQ/BEQ; First Lt. available. Smith, MARBKS; DM3 Czech, PAO; CE1 Feazell, Security; On Channel 2 All possible effort is being expended to effect FCC Michaels, SIMA; ET3 emergency resupply to minimize the inconven- Clark, SATCOMM; RMl Kiester, BCT; RP3 Sears, Chapel; GMG1 4:00 SESAME STREET ience. Residents are asked to be patient and are Tilton, Ordnance; YN1 5:00 NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK assured that everything possible is being done to Clopton, FTG; and AEC Burkholder, NAS. 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT get replacement items. The drawing will be held June 4 at a time and 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 place to be announced in the near future. 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT Flying Club meeting McCalla air field closure 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS The next Flying Club meeting will be held 7:00 OPEN LINE Wednesday, June 1, at McCalla Hangar at 6:30 p.m. McCalla field will be closed tomorrow from noon until 6 p.m. to all vehicle and 8:00 MINI SERIES: NORTH & SOUTH BOOK II(1 OF 6) Meetings will generally be held the first Wednes- pedestrian traffic due to military operations. 9:45 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) day of each month. 10:00 SATNET PROGRAMMING Anyone interested in the Flying Club is in- vited to attend the meeting. DEFEX box lunches

High School SAC election Requests for DEFEX box lunches must be Guantanamo Gazette The W.T. Sampson High School Advisory submitted to each galley office no later than 4 Committee recently announced the election p.m., Friday, June 3. Requests forms are available Capt. John S. Boyd, USN.Commander, U.S. Naval Base at each galley. Lt. Bob Hines, results for the 1988-89 school year. The three USNR.Public Affairs Officer Normal meal procedures and charges do JOC Gary Smith, USN.Assistant Public Affairs Officer parents elected were Lynn McGinty, Evelyn J03 John Gaona, Peglowski and Harry Brown. The three teachers apply, except surcharges for officers are not USN.Editor applicable. DM3 Paul Czech, USNR.Layout elected were Lavonne Shearer, Rose Watts and Meals for personnel on COMRATS/ JOSN Joel D. Parks, USNR.Assistant Editor Roger Mallen. The next regular SAC meeting will BAS must be paid for at the time that meal JOSA Dirk Rose, USN.Sports Editor be held Thursday, June 2, at the high school requests are submitted. For JOSN Mike Riess, USN.Staff Writer library at 3 p.m. All outgoing members of the more information, call MS1 Trembly, Marlene L. Siegel.Secretary committee, as well as the newly elected members, Windward Galley, at 2320, or MS1 Viado, Fred Van Horn.Staff Assistant are encouraged to attend. The public is invited. Leeward Galley, at 6394. Tiffany English.Student Aid The Guantanamo Gazette is published at Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspa- PWD picnic Square Dance Club elections pers under the direction of the public affairs officer. The Guantanamo The Public Works Department will hold a Gazette is printed five times a week at government expense on government All Gitmo Swinger Club members are urged to equipment, at the Navy departmental picnic Friday, June 17, at Windmill Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. attend the business meeting Saturday, June 4, at The opinions and statements that appear herein are Beach, beginning at noon The menu will feature not to be construed as 7:30 p.m. This will be the election of new club official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Commander, U.S. hot dogs, hamburgers and chicken with all the officers. Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of Building 760 (Admin Hill). The office can be reached at 4502. i I

PAGE 2 TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS All items for the classified set of skis, life jackets and more, WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE section must be submitted on8 1/ $7,500. Call 2658 AWH. 2 by 1] in. paperwith a maximum EMPLOYMENT May/June 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 of 40 words per advertisement. Full charge bookkeeper, prefera- Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Each item to be sold must be bly with experience in non-U.S. Officers - - - - - 19 submitted on a separate sheet of payroll. FMI, call 2645. Windjammer - - - - - 20 paper unless they fall under the CPO - - - - 17 same category. Ads submitted FURNITURE Villamar Pool - - - - 18 which include a variety of items Couch, loveseat, 2 end tables, Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 will be placed under Miscellane- dining table with 3 chairs. Buy McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 ous. Ads must be signed and in- individually or all together. $550 Marine 2 3 4 7 11 15 clude a phone number where the gets it all,will dicker. Call Rich at Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 submitted can be reached during 2950 (H) or 3900 and leave your - Indicates there will be no movie. normal working hours. name and number. Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. Double recliner, 1 year old. AIR CONDITIONERS Sleeper sofa, 2 years old. Day bed Whirlpool, in good (hide-a-way bed), 2 years old, 1. The Running Man: Arnold Schwarzenegger - Maria Condhita Alonso: The year is 2019 and the world 24,000 Btu has degenerated into a police state, characterized by mass riots and civilian slaughtering. Ben Richards cond., $150. Call 3692 AT. used twice. All furniture in great (Schwarzenegger) is an outstanding citizen who has been falsely imprisoned by the corrupt authorities, and Fedders 24,000 Btu, 220-volt, cond., must see to appreciate. now must fight to save his own life on a bloodthirsty television game show. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 40 min. new motor, $100. Call 4316 Call 4890 AWH and ask for 2. Dirty Dancing: Patrick Swayze- Jennifer Grey: A Jewish teenager (Grey) learns about life and love with DWH or 3364 AWH. Stephanie. the help of a dance teacher from the wrong side of the tracks. DRAA (PG-13) 1 hr. 44 min. 18,000 Btu, 220-volt, $150. Two Dining room set with split-leaf 3. Can't Buy Me Love: Amanda Peterson - : A high school nerd acquires instant 15,000 Btu, 110-volt, $100 each. extension and 6 chairs. Good popularity by paying a beautiful cheerleader $,1000 to be his girlfriend for one month. COMEDY (PG-13) All three in excel. cond., were just cond., $200. Call 2839 AT. 1 hr. 34 mtn. 10-pc. beige pit group, coffee serviced and cleaned. Avail. June 4. Three O'Clock High: Casey Siemaszko- Richard Tyson: Today is going to be the worst day of Jerry 29. Call 3165 AT. table and 2 end tables, $250. 3-pc. Mitchell's life. He's only got seven hours to find a way to call off his fight with Buddy Revell, the biggest, Whirlpool 5,000 Btu, works wall unit with secretary desk, strongest, meanest hulk ever to stalk the halls without a pass. YOUTH COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 30 min. good, $50. Call 2839 AT. lighted shelves and 2-dr. cabi- 5. Electric Dreams: Lenny Von Dohlen - Virginia Madsen: A new twist on the romantic triangle; man, Almost give away! Four air con- nets, walnut finish, $300. Blue woman and computer! A bumbling yonng architect buys a computer to organize his life and finds his troubles ditioners, good cond., 24,000, wooden bench, great for potted just beginning when both head his calculating computer fall in love witthe girl next door. ROMANTIC COMEDY (P0) 1lhr. 36 min. 18,000, two 6,000 Btu's. All four plants, $10. Call 2622 DWH or $150. Call Louis at 2234. 3741 AT, leave message. 6. The Mission: Robert DeNiro- Jeremy Irons: An epic about the Jesuit missionaries' attempt to protect 18,000 Btu, 220-volt,goodcond., Crib with sheets, blankets and South America's Guarani Indians from greedy missionaries. DRAMA (PG) 2 hr. 5 min. $75. Call 2221 AT. skirting, $50. Excel. cond. Call 7. Ladyhawke: Matthew Broderick - Rutger Hauer: Ladyhawke is a magical fairy tale for lovers 23,500 Btu, 220-volt, excel. Maria at 3645 DWH or 3956 everywhere. It tells of a medieval thief who escapes from prison only to meet a knight who begs him to return there and kill an evil bishop who has placed a terrible curse upon the heroic knight and his fair lady. cond., $75 OBO. 12,000 Btu, AWH. FANTASY ADVENTURE (PG-13) 2 hrs. 1 min. 110-volt, good cond., $35 OBO. King-size waterbed with heater Call 4214 AWH. and 2 sets of sheets, $300. Call 8. The Wizard Of Oz: Judy Garland - Frank Morgan: Animated version of L. Frank Baum's classic novel about a young Kansas girl s adventures in the fantasy land of Oz. FANTASY (G) 1 hr. 42 min. APPLIANCES Maria at 2645 DWH or 3956 Chest freezer, 17 cu. ft., used out- AWH. 9. About Last Night: Rob Lowe -Demi Moore: A sprawling,light drama about young adults falling in love doors, $200 OBO. Call 2622 MISCELLANEOUS and grappling with that old bugaloo; the meaningful relationship. DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 43 min. DWH or 23741 AT, leave mes- 7 semi-sheer panels, off white, 36 10a. Double Feature: Wild Swans: This delightful tale combines elements of familiar old fairy tales to sage. X64 ", $42. 2 matching pairs cafe create a new tale of everlasting love and undying faith. When six handsome brothers are transformed into valance, ivory swans by a wicked witch, only their beautiful sister, Elisa, escapes. ANIMATION (NMPS-1) 1 hr. 1 min. AUTOS curtains with 10b. Crackers: Donald Sutherland - Jack Warden: A group of unemployed "losers" living in the San '76 AMC Gremlin, good running color, 36 X 52 in.,$12. pair cafe Francisco Bay area are fed up by the way people take advantage of them. They seek to avenge their cond., avail. June 13, $1,000 curtains with valance, lace edge, "malifactors" by robbing a pawn shop safe belonging to one of their primary adversaries. COMEDY (PG) nego. Call 6251 DWH or 3524 ivory color, 36 X 52 in., $10. Call 1 hr. 32 min. AWH. 3165 AT. 11. Unfaithfully Yours: Dudley Moore - Nastassia Kinski: A renowned and temperamental symphony '78 Chevy Nova, 305 V-8, runs Bicycle seat, $2. West Bend elec- conductor becomes convinced during a concert that his wife has been cheating on him. He fantasizes three means of revenge while conducting three different works. Later, as he perpetuates each scheme he bungles good, needs a little body work. tric wok (without cable), $10. everything. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 36 min. Avail. July 1, $1,000 or make an Call 3165 AT. 12. Tootsie: Dusting Hoffman- Jessica Lange: A serious actor/theater workshop director is unable to find offer. Call 2850 AWH or 4796 2 Atari computer keyboards, 3 a job as a man, so he dresses as a woman and becomes Dorothy Michaels. He gets a role on a daytime soap DWH. disk drives and approximately opera as Dorothy and becomes an instant star. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 57 min. '80 AMC Concord Limited, good $1,500 of software and books, 13. Red Dawn: Patrick Swayze - C. Thomas Howell: A small town is taken entirely by surprise by invading cond.,p/b,a/c,p/s,AM/FMradio, $500 firm. Call Maria at 2645 communist paratroopers. Grabbing food and weapons on the run, a band of teens manage to escape to the digital clock, leather seats, 6-cyl., DWH or 3956 AWH. mountains where they organize into an awesome defensive unit. ACTION DRAMA (PG-13) 1 hr. 47 min. and some extra tires. Selling for Stroller in very good cond., $25. 14. Project X: Matthew Broderick - Helen Hunt: A young man in the Air Force tries to save a chimp from $2,500. Call Louis at 2234. Call Maria at 2645 DWH or 3956 some lethal military experiments. SUSPENSE DRAMA (PG-13) 1 hr. 47 min. '73 Ford Courier truck, very de- AWH. pendable, great dive truck, $650. PETS 15. Highpoint: Richard Harris-Christopher Plummer: Louis Kinney's biggest problem is unemployment, until he becomes the chauffeur for a wealthy Los Angeles family and finds himself caught between the CIA Call ET3 Kindley at 6251 or 6249 Two male kittens approx. 8 and the Mafia. In a dispute over $10 million, our unsuspecting hero is involved in an unending series of DWH. weeks old free to a good home. bungled kidnappings and high-speed chases across the country and through Canada. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 27 '66 Jeep CJ5 Willy, good cond., Would prefer they go together. mm. 4-cyl. Call2380AWHandaskfor One white/gray longhair. One 16. Secret Admirer: C. Thomas Howell- Lori Laughlin: Our story begins when a teenage boy receives Scott or Jack. black with white star on chest. a steaming, passionate love letter from a mysterious "secret admirer." Beforehe finally discovers the identity of the authoress, confusion and hilarity reign supreme! COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 38 min. '70 Mustang, runs good but needs Call Rich at 2950 (H) or 3900. engine work, or for parts, $250, 17. : - : A pair of teenage brothers (, ), new to a decrepit California beach town, come up against a gang of teenage bikers who never grow old. 302 rebuildable engine, a/t, p/s, p/ SERVICES HORROR (R) 1 hr. 37 min. b. Call 3689 AWH. Carpet cleaning: fast, effective '78 Ford Mustang, white, good on most household dirtand stains. 18. Superman IV: Christopher Reeve - Margot Kidder: The one and only caped crusader streaks across cond. and reliable transportation, Professional equip. Call 3731. Metropolis' skies again to do battle with the ultimate evil; Nuclear Man! ADVENTURE (PG) 1hr. 30 min. V-6 engine with 4-spd. trans., TWO WHEELERS 19. Hamburger Hill: Courtney B. Vance- Anthony Barrile: Based on a true action that lasted 10 days in $1,000. Call 2467 AWH. '81 Yamaha XT250, very reli- May 1969, this action drama depicts the herculean efforts by a platoon to capture a hill from the North Vietnamese army. DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 50 min. BOATS able, many new parts. Helmet, 20 ft. Grady White boat with jacket, gloves come with it. $700 20. Ishtar: Warren Beatty - Dustin Hoffman: Two awful amateur songwriters dance and sing their way to center console, '87 V-6 175 Evin- OBO. Morocco in search of work and become involved with the CIA and Arab secret agents. COMEDY (PG-13) Call 2587or2229 from 1 to 1 hr. 57 min. rude, out-of-bounds certified. 4 p.m. Out riggers, 600 ft. anchor line, '85 VF500F Interceptor, all city anchor, VHF radio, lifejackets, 2 mileage, no highway use. In- NMPS 1 or G All Ages. sets of skis, ski rope and many cludes new tires, parts on order NMPS 2 or PG Not recommended for younger children. other extras, $9,000. Call 2850 (cosmetic), owner's manual, NMPS 3 or R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. AWH or 4796 DWH. maintenance book, microfiche '82 Renkin 19.5 ft., Volvo in- for parts and an Arai F-1 Signa- Movies begin at 8 p.m. board, 270 Penta outdrive, engine ture helmet. CallRich at2950 (H) newly rebuilt,depth sounder, CB, or 3900.

STOPLIGHT INN Wednesday's Lunch Tonight's Dinner B AY D INING Specialty Sandwiches Stew Peas or Simmered Pig's Feet CPOCLUB Wednesday's Lunch Tonight's Dinner WINDJAMMER CLUB Oven Baked Chicken or Deeep Frid Lumpia T-Bone Steak Tonight's Dinner BLUE CARIBE Wednesday's Lunch Open Menu Tonight's Dinner Information Not Available CLIPPER CLUB Rib Steak and Lobster DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB Tonight's Dinner Wednesday's Lunch Tonight's Dinner Steak Night Information Not Available Medallions of Beef in Green Peppercorn Sauce

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Navy Relief activity SIMA to sponsor fishing tourney Pro sports scores The Shore Intermediate gory is marlin and includes sail- Weigh-ins will be held from 6:30 Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates 14 Maintenance Activity (SIMA) is fish, dolphin, wahoo, tuna, to 8 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. each day Atlanta Braves 2 sponsoring a fishing tournament mackerel and cuda. This category of the tournament. All fish entries American League to benefit Navy Relief June 3-5. has no boundary limits. must be at the marina by 4 p.m., Cleveland Indians 4 Cubs 12 The tournament will begin Fri- Tickets for the tournament June 5. Kansas City Royals 1 Cincinnati Reds 3 day, June 3, at 6 p.m. and will end are priced at $50 per boat with a Tickets for the event are being Sunday, June 5, at 4 p.m., and four-person per boat limit. Boat sold by the Windward Marina, Texas Rangers 6 Expos 3 will include three categories. skippers must list the fishermen Ken Carpenter at 4362 and Brian Minnesota Twins 1 San Francisco Giants 2 The first category is grouper/ aboard their boat on the ticket. Schmoyer at 4444. snapper and the second is jack/ There will be a $200 cash For more information, con- Milwaukee Brewers 4 Philadelphia Phillies 7 pompano. Both categories are prize awarded in each category tact Carpenter or Schmoyer at the Blue Jays 1 San Diego Padres 3 inbounds only. The third cate- for the largest fish by poundage. above listed numbers. Boston Red Sox 5 Houston Astros 5 Baseball's batting and pitching leaders California Angels 2 St. Louis Cardinals 4 Seattle Mariners 4 New York Mets 3 The following are the Major Reynolds, Seattle 5. Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 42. Baltimore Orioles 1 Los Angeles Dodgers 2 League Baseball leaders in both Home Runs Hits the American and National Canseco, Oakland, 12; Hrbek, Coleman, St. Louis, 68. Oakland A's 3 NBA playoffs Leagues. Minnesota, 12; Incaviglia, Texas, Doubles New York Yankees 2 Eastern Conference American League 12; Winfield, New York, 12. Palmeiro, Chicago, 17. (14 innings) Batting Stolen Bases Triples Boston Celtics 79 Lansford, Oakland, .399 Henderson, New York, 34. Coleman, St. Louis, 7; Van National League Detroit Pistons 78 Runs Pitching Slyke, Pittsburgh, 7. (Series tied, 2-2) Canseco, Oakland, 47. Swindell, Cleveland, 10-1, Home Runs RBIs .909, 2.11. Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 13. Winfield, New York, 45. Strikeouts Stolen Bases Hits Clemens, Boston, 116. Young, Houston, 29. Major League standings Lansford, Oakland, 83. Saves Pitching Eckersley, Oakland, 16. Cone, New York, 7-0, 1.000, American League Pittsburgh 30 19 .612 3.5 Doubles National League 1.65; Knepper, Houston, 6-0, East Division St. Louis 25 24 .510 8.5 Brett, Kansas City, 16; Clad- Batting 1.000, 1.28. W L Pct. GB Chicago 24 24 .500 9 den, Minnesota, 16; Lemon, De- Palmeiro, Chicago, .350. Strikeouts New York 32 16 .667 - Montreal 23 24 .489 9.5 troit, 16; Mattingly, New York, Runs Scott, Houston, 80. Cleveland 31 18 .633 1.5 Philadelphia 19 27 .413 13 16; Ray, California, 16. Bonds, Pittsburgh, 43. Saves Detroit 28 19 .596 3.5 Triples RBIs Worrell, St. Louis, 13. Milwaukee 26 23 .531 6.5 West Division Boston 24 22 .522 7 Los Angeles 27 19 .587 - Toronto 21 29 .420 12 Houston 27 20 .574 .5 Local softballscores and standings Baltimore 10 39 .204 22.5 San Francisco 24 26 .480 5 The following are the Men 's NSGA/Co. "L" 0 4. Marine Barracks 9-6 Cincinnati 23 26 .469 5.5 Captain's Cup softball scor es (NSGA/CO. "L" forfeit) 5. NAVSTA Blue #1 7-7 West Division San Diego 17 32.347 11.5 from Thursday evening. 6. NAVSTA PWD 6-9 Oakland 35 14 .714 - Atlanta 15 31 .326 12 American League Marine Barracks 12 7. Hospital 2-12 Texas 25 23 .521 9.5 NMCB 41 14 NAVSTA PWD 8 8. NSGA/Co. "L" 1-13 Minnesota 2423.51110 TV-8 4 American League Kansas City 22 27 .449 13 SIMA #1 13 1. NAVSTA Blue #2 14-1 Seattle 22 28 .440 13.5 NAVSTA Blue #2 5 NAVSTA Blue #1 8 2. NMCB 4 12-2 Chicago 20 27 .426 14 SIMA #2 3. NAS Knights 9-6 California 19 31 .380 16.5 Softball Standings 4. PWD Leeward 7-8 SATCOM 4 National League 5. NAVSTA Gold #2 6-10 National League PWD Leeward 1 1. NAS Flyers 11-3 6. SATCOM 6-10 East Division National League 2. NAVSTA Gold 11-4 7. TV-8 5-10 W L Pct. GB NAVSTA Gold #1 7 3. SIMA #1 11-4 8. SIMA #2 2-13 New York 33 15 .688 -

I The MWR Bicycle Shop hours of operation are Look at the weekly movie listing in the Guantan- AREA Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 3:30 to 6 p.m., amo Gazette for featured films. and Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Project Player Activities ATHLETICS Aquatics Department Activities Project Player is hosting a Chess and Backgam- Hydroaerobics will shape up your summer with a mon Tournament at the Leeward Point Community Youth Activities brand new class beginning Wednesday, June 8, at the Center tonight, at 6:30 p.m. The GBYAA Youth Baseball closing day cere- Marine Site Pool. Registrations will be taken at 6:15 p.m. and a $1 mony will be held Saturday, June 4, at 5 p.m. at This new class will provide you with a "wet work- fee will be collected. Prizes will be awarded. This Chic Zaiser Field. out" every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 5:30 tournament is open to the community as well. The ceremony will include those children who to 6:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. played in T-ball, Girl's Softball, and Boy's Minor, MWR Aquatics offers another hydroaerobics class at Campus Player Activities Major, and Senior Leagues. the Marine Site pool Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 7 Campus Player is offering a Pool Tournament at p.m. and Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. Fitness Division Events All classes cost $1. "Saturday's" June 4, starting at 7 p.m. For more information, call Patrick The cost is $1 with registration beginning at 6:45 An organizational meeting for the Captain's Cup at 2560. p.m. Prizes will be awarded. Bowling League is scheduled tonight, at 6:30 p.m. at MWR Aquatics will help you learn the Marblehead Bowling Center. The league is set to the newest sport PWD tennis begin June 6. to splash Guantanamo pools at the Water Polo Clinic Topics discussed at the meeting will include the scheduled for Saturday, June 4, at the Marine Pool. Anyone interested in participating in intercom- possibility of two leagues composed of 12 teams The free clinic will meet from 8 to 10 a.m. for all mand tennis for PWD should call CEC Lindblom at residents being played Monday and Tuesday evenings with an age 6 and over. Players are not required to be 4414 or 4197. early and late team, teams comprised of five men/ proficient swimmers. women with an eight-person roster, players commit- For more information, call Patrick at 2560. ting to play with one team for the entire season, handicapping, absentees and sanctions. Dive-in movies will be held every Friday night at Yacht Club meeting Captain's Cup rules will be followed. the Villamar pool and every Saturday night at the There will be a Guantanamo Bay Yacht Club Wrapping up the season there will be a total pins Officer's pool from 7 to 10 p.m. during the month of meeting tonight, at 7 p.m. at the Yacht Club. roll-off competition between the top teams of each June. Elections of officers will be held and tentative league. At this time Captain's Cup standings and Also, the Leeward Pool will host two dive-in movies plans for a yachting social will be discussed. points will be awarded. this month: June 10 and 24, from 7 to 10 p.m. Set up your sails for Guantanamo Bay yachting.

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