Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 64 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, April 11, 1988 School nurses to screen students for scoliosis Parents are encouraged to implement the screening for 7th grade girls A progressive disease, scoliosis can tion. allow children to participate and 7th, 8th and 9th grade boys to discover lead to pain, crippling, heart and lung The procedure is quite simple. The possible spinal problems, particularly complications and severe deformity. But, school nurse will look at the student's back in medical screening scoliosis. none of these complications need happen. as he orshe stands and bends forward. Boys Scoliosis is a medical term for a side- When this condition is detected early, and girls will be screened separately. Girls During the month of April, Grey ways curvature of the spine. It usually severe spine deformity can be prevented. will be asked to bring a halter top and the Darden, the W.T. Sampson Elementary begins in the growing years of life, most Interest in school screening is growing boys will be screened with their shirts School nurse, and Sheryl Cullifer, the W.T. commonly in adolescence, and affects at nation-wide, and several state legislatures removed. Sampson High School health aide, will least 600,000 American children between have passed laws requiring school screen- If your child has a beginning, possible begin screening children at the schools for the ages of 10-15. ing. The DoDDS Manual 2942.0 recom- or observable curvature, you will be noti- scoliosis. An estimated 10 out of every 100 chil- mends scoliosis screening for students fied and asked to take your child to the This year, along with routine vision, dren will develop scoliosis, and one to between the ages of 10-16. family doctor at the Hospital for further hearing, height and weight screening, the three of these 10 will require active treat- In Delaware, where the first screening examination. elementary school nurse will be conduct- ment. Girls are affected eight to 10 times program was began in the early 1960s, It is strongly encouraged that parents ing a posture screening for 5th and 6th more often than boys. In 80-85 percent of early detection has almost completely allow their children to participate in the grade girls. The high school health aid will the cases the cause is unknown. eliminated the need for surgical interven- screening program. NAVRESALEACT branches out with new aquatic sports store By JOSN JOEL PARKS and we have been working since then to get with dive equipment in the store at all to get a contract for selling small boats it set-up," he explained. times. Anyone interested in this position through the shop, but I can't make any The Navy Resale Activity (NAVRE- According to Ladouceur, the store is should contact the NAVRESALEACT promises about that yet." SALEACT) has opened a new aquatic low on inventory presently but that is personnel office. Ladouceur says the new store has been sports store in the building across from the expected to change soon. well received, and he expects it to do well. Commissary. According to Lt. Cmdr. "Much of our dive equipment has been Additionally, theExchange willpayfor "We have had a lot of people coming into Gerald Ladouceur, NAVRESALEACT sold butour inventory will improve as soon any advanced dive classes its sales person- the store, and I think it has been success- Officer in Charge, the store opened March as the next shipment comes in," he said. nel take. ful," he said. 17 and currently houses all Navy Exchange In addition to divers, the store caters to water sports goods. Ladouceur says he is currently trying to fishermen by carrying a wide variety of The store is open Tuesday through "When I arrived last June we saw the get a certified diver to run the store full- equipment. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7p.m. and Sunday need for an aquatic sports specialty shop time so that there will be a person familiar Ladouceur added, "I have been trying from noon to 6 p.m. FTG instructor earns ESWS qualification aboard USS McCandless Editor's Note: The following article was mustbeready fornotonly awritten exami- an instructor for Fleet Training Group sailorhas acquired specific seagoing skills, submitted by the journalistaboard the USS nation of 150 questions, but also an oral Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (FTG), the se- knowledgeand experience and has demon- McCandless (FF-1084). examination covering the many facets of quence of events may not have happened strated proficiency at the professional lev- surface warfare. exactly that way, but the end results were els of competence required for satisfactory By JOSN CURTIS CROSBY the same. Buchanan became ESWS quali- performance of duty on surface ships. USS McCandless (FF-1084) Under relaxed settings, the questions fied on board USS McCandless ("Big According to the multi-member board that are asked cover areas of surface war- Mac") March 19. comprisedof Surface WarfareOfficers and For several months now, you have been fare that you have been collectively re- He was temporarily assigned to the "Big Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialists, attending lectures, studying professional ceiving over the months. After success- Mac" for 30 days. Buchanan did just that. literature and applying "hands-on" train- fully completing the written and oral ex- BMC Walter Howie, board member, ing in order to obtain signatures in PQS aminations, with the approval of the com- He explained, "I came to the McCan- said, "Buchanan was very impressive in books to complete the first stage of becom- manding officer, you are then presented dless to become ESWS qualified. I knew front of the board and did exceptionally ing Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist with a surface warfare insignia pin which the ship was scheduled for training here, so well on his oral examination." (ESWS) qualified. represents your hard work in becoming I requested to be assigned to her. I'm glad The "Big Mac" is proud to have ESWS qualified. I did." Buchanan join the ranks of her surface Finally, the big day comes, and you For MM1(SW) Robert Buchanan, Jr., ESWS qualifications signify that a warnors. Local Fil-Am Club induction of newly elected officers scheduled Q480 0C APTAIN'S HOTLINE

By BERT Y. PUNZALAN Door prizes will also highlight the af- Fi/Am Club fair. Mary Ellen Ladouceur will provide the club with her beautiful voice in render- Query: Housing contractors have 7:30 p.m. seven days per week. This ing the American National made a habit of coming to my house at was a welcomed positive approach to The Filipino-American Club will be Anthem, while Tessie Dominguez 9:30 a.m. on Saturday mornings unan- accomplishing work requirements. holding an induction/installation of newly will open up the Philip- pine National Anthem. nounced to dowork that was supposed to We regret any inconvenience this elected officers April 16, 1988. be done before I moved has caused The outgoing president of the club is into the house. the caller. The event is expected to bring together I find this annoying. Fred Lasmarias while the incoming presi- a mixed magnitude of support and camara- Query: I am a dependent wife. My dent is Bert Celino. The guest of honor/ derie amongst personnel to include new Reply: Under the Base Operating family and I worship at the Jamaican inducting officer of the evening and old members and non-members. will be Services Contract (BOSC), normal Fellowship United Chapel. The chapel What has in recent past become known Cmdr. Martha Milligan, Executive Offi- working hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 is overcrowded. Are there any plans for cer U.S. as the most promising aspect of the occa- Naval Station, and the invocation p.m., Monday through Friday (with the expanding the chapel? will sion is the touch of a closer and tighter be conducted by Father Don Sch- exception of emergencies which are Reply: In 1987 a military construc- warting. relationship between the two countries handled 24 hours a day). tion request was submitted for a new Music will feature In anattempttocatch uponanexten- chapel. The possibility for construction including the Filipinos and Americans in modem and old time favorites sivebacklog of work remaining from the in the near future is remote due to Guantanamo Bay. As a club tradition, this by Mike Watterson and dinnerwillbeprovidedbytheBlueCaribe. changeover to contract services, Burns financial constraints. A request is being affair will be a dinner dance and again will submitted The cost for the occasion is $7 per and Roe requested, and permission was for expansion of the current be held in the roomy atmosphere oftheFil- granted, to operate from 7:30 a.m. to facility. Am Compound. member and $10 per guest. The points of contact for any During this occasion, a number of tal- further information are: ents will be featured. Native dances origi- Rose Celino, 3201; Merle Escobar, 3295; Air conditioner installation schedule set nated from various areas of the Flor Castro, 3598 or 2779; and the NEX Philippines Air conditioners are being installed in April 12 will be initiated by Oriental Stand April 12 and 14, between a group of Fil-Am 8 family housing units. The following is the NH 28A, 10 a.m.; NH 28B, 1:15 p.m.; members wearing native costumes. a.m. and 1 p.m. schedule of appointments for April 12. NH 29A, 2 p.m.; NH 29B, 2 p.m. j_ NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY NEWS Lt. Cmdr. G.J. Ladouceur i 4355 OIC, NAVRESALEACT BAY NEWS Caribbean Naval Lodge Marriage preparation workshop Query: You are all doing an out- was upset. The Caribbean Naval Lodge, A.F. and A marriage preparation workshop will be standing job. I think it's fantastic Our Merchandising Manager A.M., will conduct work and instruction in the held Wednesday and Thursday, May 4-5, from to be here and have the exchange is personally working with the First Degree, Wednesday, April 13, at 7:30 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. This two-day workshop is and commissary we have. The woman to locate a suitable substi- p.m. in building AV-54. for those who are planning to get married or personnel who run the exchange tute for the item she wants. We All Masons are cordially and fraternally who are newly married. There will be presen- and commissary are extremely apologize for the inconvenience. invited to attend. tations and discussions on aspects of marriage pleasant. such as budgeting, sexuality, communication, Reply: Thanks, we needed that. Query: I took may son to the Bar- Fil-Am Club induction ball spirituality and legal rights. The coordinators ber Shop for aregular haircut. The are the Chaplain's Office, Hospital, Family The community is invited to celebrate the Query: I'm calling in regards to a barber charged me $3 when it Service Center and Legal Office. To register, induction of the new officers of the Fil-Am special order of furniture that I should have been $2. When I call 4141 or 2323. Club Saturday, April 16, at the Fil-Am com- made in September. I've been asked him about it he said my pound from 7 p.m. until midnight. Come and waiting six months for it and I've son's hair was too long for a $2 enjoy dinner from the Blue Caribe, and watch Confirmation classes not had my calls returned from the haircut. His hair was a little members perform Philippine folk dances. The Catholic Church is starting confirma- Procurement Office. I finally shaggy, but not that long. Dance to your favorite music provided by a tion classes soon. All Catholics age 14 to adult talked to Procurementandwas in- guest D.J. Dinner tickets cost is $7 for mem- who have not been confirmed are invited to formed the item I special ordered Reply: Our barbers work on a bers and $10 for non-members. Call Bert receive instruction for this sacrament. If you was discontinued. Can someone commission basis and charge $2 2320 for more information. would like to receive the sacrament of confir- for a regular haircut. These hair- Celino at please call me? mation, call the Chaplain's Office at 2323 or Reply: The item this woman had cuts do not take long for military Navy Flying Club 2628. ordered was discontinued. We personnel whose hair is short to There will be a mandatory meeting for all were not informed by the com- begin with, but it poses a problem members of the Current or prospective confirmation candidates Tuesday, April 12, at pany that it was discontinued when they have to take additional Flying Club interested Guantanamo Bay Navy 7 p.m. in room 919B, behind the Hook. until January (four months after time to cut the hair for some of our in preserving the club and its aircraft must she placed the order). We customers who have long hair. attend a meeting at 4 p.m., April 18, at the checked our customer phone log The barber does have the option NAS Air Operations Office. Natural Way meeting and we did try to call the woman of charging $3 if he thinks the hair An insufficient demonstration of commu- The Natural Way support group for nursing back on several occasions, but is too long, and we will remember nity support will result in the disestablishment mothers will meet April 12, from 7:30 to 8:30 could not reach her. We just kept to inform the customer of this of the club. For more information, contact Lt. p.m. in the conference room of the Naval missing each other's calls, but before we start cutting his hair. Cmdr. Massengale at 6312 during working Hospital. Lt. Wheeler, the nutritionist, will be understandably she did not know We will refund this customer the hours. the guest speaker. For more information, call we had tried to reach her and she $3 for his son's haircut. Anne Hicks at 2250 after working hours. AME meeting Firefighter Entertainment Tonight The April meeting of The Society of training American Military Engineers will be held All auxiliary firefighters are to report to On Channel 2 Wednesday, April 20, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 Fire Station 1 for mandatory training at 1 p.m., p.m. in the BOQ Wardroom. Lunch will be Tuesday, April 12. 4:00 SQUARE ONE TV French dip on a hoagie roll with all of the trim- 4:30 READING RAINBOW mings for $5.75 per person. 5:00 GOODNIGHT BEANTOWN Water outage scheduled Cmdr. William A. Davis will give a brief 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT There is a water outage scheduled for on "SIMA Capabilities." 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Tuesday, April 12, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to Reservations should be made with Darlene 6:15 SPORTS MACHINE affect Nob Hill housing. or Jodi at 4162 or 4814 by April 18. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 7:00 PARENTING SERIES: "FOOTSTEPS" Housing Office inventory 7:30 MOVIE: LEGEND OF THE NORTHWEST Nursery School registration The Housing Office will be performing an 9:00 SATNET (ACADEMY AWARDS) for the Guantanamo Bay Registration inventory of appliances, air conditioners and *NEWSCENTER 8 WILL NOT BE REBROADCAST BECAUSE Nursery School 1988/89 school term will be telephones, and identifying bathroom configu- OF THE ACADEMY AWARDS held Thursday, April 14, at 7 p.m. at the rations of all family housing units beginning at Nursery School. Children must be 3 years old Leeward Point and progressing to the Bargo by Aug. 31, 1988. areas. Subsequent inspections will be an- However, a three-day-a-week program will WEEKLY WATER USAGE nounced. Inspections will be held Monday be offered for children who turn 3 years old be- through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 4 - April 10 tween Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 1988. This class 2.0 will be limited to 10 students. For more information, call 2159 between 8 a.m. and NSGA/Co. "L" meeting 1.8 noon. The NSGA/Co. "L" Women's Club will be M G 1.6 getting together for a night of bowling Thurs- I A 1.4 Nursery School position day, April 21. They meet at Marblehead Bowling Center at 6:30 p.m. After bowling The Guantanamo Bay Nursery School is they will move to Janie Gutierrez's home for currently accepting applications for the dessert. position of managing director. For more infor- For mire information, mation, call 2159 between 8 a.m. and noon. Call Marjie Johnson 0.2 at 3245 or Tammy Sizemore at 3474 after working 0.0 Pizza night at the FRA hours or 4119 during working hours. This week's Wednesday night special at the Chapel Schedules Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun FRA is homemade pizza, all you can eat for The following is the current chapel sched- $5. Bring your family and friends to the FRA ules: r DAILY USE - GOAL for a night of good eating. The doors open at 6 Protestant - 11 a.m., p.m. 6:30 p.m., Sunday, base chapel; 8:45 a.m., Sunday, Leeward Catholic - 5:30 p.m., Saturday, base chapel; LDO/CWO board meets 9 a.m., Sunday, base chapel; 11 a.m., Sunday, Guantanamo Gazette The next LDO/CWO in-service procure- Leeward ment board will meet in January, Capt. John R. Condon, USN.Commander, U.S. Naval Base 1989 to select 7th Day Adventist - 9:30 a.m., Sunday, LL Bob Hines, USNR.Public Affairs Officer active duty and reserve limited duty and chief Leeward JOC Gary Smith, USN.Assistant Public Affairs Officer warrant officers to commission in fiscal year Mormon - 10:30 a.m., Sunday, McCalla J03 John Gaona, USN.Editor 1990. Applications should be forwarded to Chapel DM3 Paul Czech, USNR.Layout reach COMNAVMILPERSCOM (NMPC-211) JOSN JoelD. Parks, USNR.Assistant Editor Jamaican Fellowship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30 JOSA Dirk Rose, USN.Sports Editor by July 1, 1988. Applicants who qualify may p.m. Sunday, Bay Hill Chapel JOSN Mike Riess, USN.Staff Writer apply for both. Jamaican Pentecostal - 8 a.m., 5 p.m., Sun- M arlene L. Sifgel.Secretary Selection opportunity to active duty Chief day, Bay Hill Chapel Fred Van Horn.Staff Assistant Warrant Officer Boatswain and Operations Church - Tiffany English.Student of Christ 10:40 a.m., Sunday, Aid Technician The Guantanamo Gazette is published atNaval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will be above average for fiscal McCalla Chapel according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers under year 1990. Chief Petty Officers in the BM, OT, Assembly of God -2 p.m., Sunday, the direction of the public affairs officer. The Guantanamo Gazette is printed QM, SM, and EW ratings, with between 12 and McCalla Chapel five times a week at government expense on government equipment, at the 24 years service and otherwise qualified in Christian Science - 8 a.m., Sunday, Build- Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The opinions and accordance with NAVMILPERSCOMINS 919B statements that appear herein are not to be construed as official, or as the ing official views of the Navy Department or Commander, U.S. Naval Base. The 1131.1 A are particularly encouraged to apply. Jewish - call 2323 for information Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of Building 760 (Admin Hill). The office can be reached at 4502.

PAGE 2 MONDAY, APIL 11, 1988 GuANTANAMo GAZETTE Rec Services Info Office is now MWR Info Office WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE April 11 12 By DEBRA B. MILNES 13 14 15 16 17 Morale, Welfare and Recreation Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun F' Officers - - - - 5 2 - Last November, the Informa- Windjammer - - - - 3 6 4 tion, Tours and Travel Office CPO - - - - 1 7 - changed its name to the Recrea- Downtown 11 8 9 10 12 16 20 tion Services Information Office McCalla 10 11 8 9 13 17 21 because of a general confusion on Marine 9 10 11 8 14 18 22 what the office offers to base Leeward 8 9 10 11 15 19 23 residents. - Indicates there will be no movie. Now that we are the Morale, Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. Welfare and Recreation Depart- 1. The Believers: Martin Sheen - Helen Shaver: A psychologist working with NYPD runs into a series of ritual murders and the ment, the name has changed once terrifying cults that are behind them. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 54 min. again to the MWR Information 2. Billy Galvin: Karl Malden - Lenny Von Dohlen: A tough-as-nails construction worker once dreamed of becoming an archi- Office. tect, but instead ended up working with his hands as an ironworker. Although he has never fulfilled his dream, he has always excelled at his skill and meticulous work habits. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 35 min. As the name implies, the main mission of the MWR Information 3. The Fourth Protocol: Michael Caine - Pierce Brosnan: British Intelligence tries to stop a top Russian agent from assembling a nuclear weapon on an American air base in this spy thriller. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 59 mn. Office is to provide information 4. Ernest Goes To Camp: Jim Varney - Victoria Racimo: Ernest P. Worrell (Jim Varney), a handyman at a summer camp, is on recreational activities, facili- made the counselor for a group of juvenile delinquents. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 33 min. ties, special events and club/mess 5. Mannequin: Andrew McCarthy - Kim Cattrall: A young stockroom clerk (Andrew McCarthy) falls in love with a beautiful activities within the MWR De- mannequin (Kim Cattrall) who comes to life only for him. FANTASY (PG) 1 hr. 29 min. partment. Caribbean travel books, maga- 6. Youngblood: Rob Lowe- Ed Lauter: Rob Lowe plays a naive country boy who joins a semi-pro hockey team but quits after The office also provides reg- zines, travel information pack- buddy Patrick Swayze is severely beaten in fight. He shrugs off his quitter attitude, returns to the ice, wins his first game, and beats istration for scuba classes, swim ages worldwide, brochures and up Swayze's assailant. SPORTS (R) 1 hr. 50 min. classes, Fitness Center member- more. 7. You Only LiveTwice: Sean Connery -Donald Pleasance: James Bond goes toJapan, and with the aid of the beautiful secretary of the Japanese Secret Service, finds the secret volcano crater headquarters of SPECTRE's leader, who is intercepting U.S. and ships, special events, Saturday An added bonus is that the Russian space craft. MYSTERY (NMPS 2) 1 hr. 57 min. Golden Anchor fishing trips and MWR Information Office does 8. No Mercy: Richard Gere - Kim Basinger: A Chicago undercover cop trails a killer to New Orleans and tracks down the the three- and six-hour Golden make hotel reservations at three motivation: aferal young woman who is "owned"by the killer. He escapes with herthrough the Bayou swamps,finally confronting Anchor charters. all-inclusive resorts in Jamaica: the villain in a thrilling climax of one against many. ACTION (R) Not only this, but they take Jamaica Jamaica, Hedonism II 9. Beverly Hills Cop II: Eddie Murphy - Judge Reinhold: Axel Foley is back and he's out to avenge the attempted murder of reservations for the Yacht Club, his former "boss" at L.A.P.D. This time it'sa bizarre series of "alphabet" crimes, of which his old buddy has been one ofthe victims, and Boscobel Beach. that brings him back to Tinseltown. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 43 mm. the Big Bohio and four small Because of the two words, cabanas with power and lights 10. Dragnet: Dan Aykroyd-Tom Hanks: Dan Aykroyd as Joe Friday with his young partner Tom Hanks cleanup the filth, crime Tours and Travel, many people and depravity of Los Angeles in this parody of the original Dragnet television series. COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 46 min. and Windmill Beach, payment were confusing the office with 11. Nadine: Kim Basinger - Jeff Bridges: A Texas woman enlists her soon-to-be ex-husband in a plot that torus out to involve for personal messages on the being a travel agency. Unfortu- a conspiracy to cheat the state out of highway money. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 22 min. marquee in front of the Navy nately the office is not able to 12. 9 Deaths Of The Ninja: Sho Kosugi - Brent Huff: What happens when a United States Congressman is among atgroup of Lodge and classroom requests at offer those services for several tourists kidnapped by a band of murderous terrorists inthe Orienthe U.S. deploys a top-level task force specifically trained in the Community Service Center. reasons: lack of essential equip- terrorist activities, that's what! ACTION (R) 1 hr. 34 min. In addition, the office pro- ment and trained travel special- 13. No Way Out: Kevin Costner-Gene Hackman: Costner is a Navy man who is put in charge of a murder investigation that vides travel information on ho- ists and accreditation as a travel could lead right back to him. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 54 min. tels, resorts, airlines, car rental agency to name a few. 14. Benji: The Hunted: Benji- Frank Inn: Stranded ir.the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest, Benji, the world famous dog, valiantly rescues a family of orphaned cougar cubs while battling the elements of nature and numerous ferocious animals. agencies and sights to see world- A name that describes exactly ADVENTURE (G) 1 hr. 30 min. wide. The office maintains a what the office provides makes 15. The Princess Bride: Mandy Patinkin - Chris Sarandon: A delightfully funny fairytale of true love and high adventure "library" of travel books: a four- the transition from the Informa- featuring monsters, giants and a beautiful princess. FANTASY (PG) 1 hr. 38 min. volume Official Hotel and Resort tion, Tours and Travel Office to 16. Soul Man: C. Thomas Howell - James Earl Jones: A California prep school student uses tanning pills to win a minority Guide, Official Airline Schedule the Recreation Services Informa- scholarship to Harvard Law School. COMEDY (PG-13) hr. 45 min. with Fare Issue (something that tion Office to the MWR Informa- 17. Double Feature: The Great Mouse Detective: Animated: Disney's 26th full-length animated feature is a story full of humor, the office did not have before), tion Office an easy one. adventure and fun, that has all the hallmarks of a new classic. When a master toymaker is mysteriously kidnapped, the great mouse detective, Basil, is called in to match wits with his old rival, the villainous Professor Ratigan. ANIMATED (G)1 hr. 23 min. The Kid From Not So Big: Veronica Cartwright-Jennifer McAllister: Set in the 1870s, this comedy-westem is about a 12- year- CLASSIFIED ADS old girl who runs the town newspaper after her grandfather's death. On his behalf, she cares on the struggle against the smooth talking con man who is trying to turn the tiny town of'Not So Big" into a large metropolis. COMEDY- TER (NMPS 1) 1 All items for the classified section CARPETS hr. 23 min. must be submitted on 8 1/2 by 11 in. paper 12x 24 ft. brown rug, $200. 6 x 9 ft. green 18. Back ToTheBeach: Frankie Avalon- Annette Funicello: Surf's up again forthose veteran beachdwellers, Annette Funicello with a maximum of 40 words per adver- rug $50.t8 x 12ft. white shag rug $50. Call and Frankie Avalon, who play a couple whose settled life gets into gear when their daughter lures them back to the beach again. tisement. Each item to be sold must be 426'2 AT. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 32 rin. submitted on a separate sheet of paper 6 x9 t. blue and beigearea rg withinnge, unless they fall under the same category. new,neverused,$55.9x12ft.blue carpet 19. Porky's Revenge: Dan Monahan - Wyatt Knight: Those rowdy, raunchy kids from Florida's mythical Angel Beach High Ads submitted which include a variety of $75. 6 x 9 ft. green and brown mixed are beck, and so is their arch enemy, the outrageous Porky. In this sequel the villain returns with a new den of sm, housed on a items will be placed underMiscellaneous. caet,$50. Both inexcel. cond. Call 4703 Ads must be signed and include a phone lavish showboat which is bound on a collision course with our heroes. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 33 min. number where the submitter can be DIYE.GEAR Charlie Sheen - Kerri Green: Serious-minded science student Charlie Sheen and a buddy reached during normal working hours. I have a 92 cu tank would like to trade for 20. Three For The Road: political Deadlines:Ads are publishedfor two a Super 80. Call 3 16 AWH. transport a senator's rebellious daughter to a strict reform school. ADVENTURE (PG) 1 hr. 27 min. consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday Mask, snorkel, fins, two pair of loves, 21. Link: Terence Stamp - Elizabeth Shue: A young American student takes a job at the cliffside home of Dr. Steven Phillip, and Thursday and Friday).Ads must be in dive baBC,like new $125. Call John at an eccentric anthropology professor studying the link between human and simian behavior. When Phillip suddenly disappears, by noon Wednesday or Friday preceding 4747 DWl/H or 2632 AWE. herself alone with the objects of his study: three apes, one with an obvious capacity for violence. HORROR (R)1hr. the desired publication dates. Dacor 80 tank, regulator, medium BC and Jane finds Leeward Point residents may submit weight belt $40(. Call 3529 AWH. 43 min. advertisements via telephone. All other MISCLLANEOUS 22. Rope: James Stewart - John Dall: James Stewart stars in this Alfred Hitchcock murder mystery involving two killers, one residents must submit written ads to the Extra large dog kennel, very good cond., (PG 1 hr. 21 min. PublicA airs Office, Bidg. 760, Admin $35. Too largemust sell. Call 3622 AWH. meek and the other an egomaniac. MYSTERY Hill, or Guard Mail Stop 53. bga. aquanum with tigers wood stand They and hood $250 firm. Call 4166 DWH or 23. Stick: BurtReynolds -Candice Bergen: An ex-con leads a danger seeking millionaire into trouble with the underworld. 3104 AWH. run the gamut through Florida's most luxurious and tropical settings while Suck tries to hit his best friend's killer. DRAMA (R) ATR CONDITIONER StrollerObster-typecar seat, ; girlsBi 1 hr. 49 rin. 6 Wheel, $5; old over-stuffed chair, $5; $45. 21 ,00 Btu, 20v,1~150,avail. June I.' Shop-vac, $10; double bed frame, $5; Call 4262 AT. ,etotr large bottles of Avon Skin-so-Soft, $8; 24,l tuAess than 1 year old best oer. bean bag chair, $5; box of pine cones, $3. Call 4997 AkT. Call 3529 AT. NMPS 1 or G All Ages. Many sheer panels and curtain rods to fit 15.7 cu ft. uprig eezrexcel. cond., windows of Paola Point three-bedroom NMPS 2 or PG Not recommended for younger children. 1200. Like new Whirlpool dishwasher, housing. Call 4262. 275. Call 4262 AT. Nintendo game packs, robot oysticks. NMPS 3 or R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. Call John at 4747 OWE or 26'32 AWE. '79 Chevy Lu pikp, 4-cyl., stick, TV/Atari stand, holds up to 19 in. TV, top $2,000. Call 6050, ask for UTi Gress. slides out/tilt drawer holds Atari and con- trols, the bottom slides out/tilt drawer Movies begin at 8 p.m. Exhaust parto Includes two holds 28 Atari tapes, $35. Call 3921 AT. heat exchangers, muffler and tailpipe. List price $400. Will take best offer. Call 3173. Old quilts, call Deborah at 6071

BAY DINING STOPLIGHT INN Tuesday's Lunch Tuesday's Lunch Tonight's Dinner Chinese Pepper Steak or BBQ Chicken Breaded Pork Chops Chicken Chinese Style Tuesday's Lunch DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB WINDJAMMER CLUB Spaghetti and Meatballs or Curried Chicken Tonight's Dinner Tonight's Dinner The Seaside Dining Room will be closed. The Windjammer will be closed. BLUE CARIBE Tuesday's Lunch Tonight's Dinner Open Menu CLIPPER CLUB Rib Steak and Lobster Tonight's Dinner CPO CLUB Family Night Tonight's Dinner The Harbor Lights Lounge will be closed.

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Local fighters fare well at Islanders drop Devils, 5-4 in OT

recent boxing competition NHL Playoffs (Oilers lead series 3-1) Toronto Blue Jays 2 The following are the results from Camp Lejeune defeated Philadelphia Flyers 5 NBA scores Seattle Mariners 7 of the recent boxing smoker held Carl Jenkins of ACU2 in the 178 Chicago White Sox 4 behind the base gym. pound class, and Glover Vines Washington Capitals 4 In the 132 pound class, An- from the Mt. Whitney defeated (overtime, Flyers lead 3-1) Boston Celtics 117 Philadelphia 76ers 108 Texas Rangers 4 thony Burton defeated Dave Robert Mitchell of the USS De- Boston Red Sox 1 Chunn from Camp Lejeune; Nick troit in the heavyweight division. Hartford Whalers 7 Martinez of the USS Spiegel Montreal Canadiens 5 New York Knicks 118 California Angels 6 Grove defeated James S tallworth (Canadiens lead series 3-1) Washington Bullets 98 Donald Robinson of Camp Oakland A's 4 of the USS Blakely in the 139 Lejeune was awarded the title of pound class; Claudie Jefferson outstanding boxer and Carl Jen- Buffalo Sabres 6 Cleveland Cavaliers 119 defeated Alan Alton of the USS kins of ACU2 was presented with Boston Bruins 5 New Jersey Nets 105 National League Barnstable in the 147 pound class; the sportsmanship award. (overtime, series tied 2-2) James Glover defeated Alex Ellis The evening concluded with Sacramento Kings 121. Chicago Cubs 10 in the 156 pound class; Victor all of the boxers, coaches and Detroit Red Wings 8 Golden State Warriors 115 Montreal Expos 7 Anderson from the USS Mt. officials being praised for their Toronto Maple Leafs 0 (10 innings) Whitney defeated Dave Minnick contributions to the smoker, (Red Wings lead series, 3-1) Los Angeles Clippers 122 of the USS Detroit in the 165 which was considered a great Houston Astros 105 New YorkMets. 4 Hound class; Donald Robinson success. New York Islanders. 5 PhiladelphiaPhillies 3 New Jersey Devils 4 Pro Baseball (overtime, series tied, 2-2) Los Angeles Dodgers 3 American League Atlanta Braves 1 St. Louis Blues 6 Kansas City Royals 8 Chicago BlackHawks 5 Detroit Tigers 1 Houston Astros 12 (Blues lead series 3-1) Cincinnati Reds 3 Cleveland Indians. 6 Calgary Flames 7 Baltimore Orioles 3 Pittsburgh Pirates 5 Los Angeles Kings 3 St. Louis Cardinals 3 m women (Flames lead series 3-1) New York Yankees. 7 (11 innings) . Milwaukee Brewers 6 Edmonton Oilers 5 San Diego Padres 6 Winnipeg Jets 3 Minnesota Twins . 4 San Francisco Giants 4 Local amateurs go a few rounds in the ring.

For more information, call 2560. Corral Events AREA The MWR Corral will extended its hours of op- Leeward Point Activities eration beginning Sunday, April 10. Leeward Point Recreation is offering a Double The Corral is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. with ATHLETICS Elimination Ping Pong Tournament Tuesday, April 12, horses needing to be returned to the Corral by 6:30 at 7 p.m. at the Community Center. p.m. for their nightly feeding. The cost is $2 per person with awards going to the Remember that you can call ahead and have your Fitness Division Events top two winners. horse saddled and waiting by calling 2381. The following are the pool hours of operation For more information, call 6009. until May 31: Dive Classes Officer's pool Recreation Services is offering the Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday - 8 a.m. following PADI scuba diving courses. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays - 11 Project Player Activities a.m. to 8 p.m. The following are the results of the Project Player For more information on any of these courses, CPO pool Ping Pong Tournament held Wednesday evening at call Recreation Services at 3845. Tuesday through Sunday - 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gold Hill Barracks: Windjammer pool First place: Colin Coello Open Water, Meyer/Geiger, April 15, $160 Rescue Diver, Brasher/Palm, Friday through Wednesday - 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Second place: Paul Homier April 24, $140 Advanced Marine pool Open Water, Peterson, April 27, $85 Advanced Open Water, Tuesday through Sunday - 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Learn to play tennis at the upcoming Project Player Evans, April 28, $85 Open Villamar pool Beginner Tennis Lessons scheduled for Wednesday and Water, Evans, May 9, $160 Medic First Aid Thursday through Tuesday - 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, April 12-13, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Cooper Specialty, Brasher, May 9, $60 Closed Wednesday Field tennis courts. Rescue Diver, Bailey/Smylie, May 10, $140 Leeward pool You will be shown the basic techniques of holding Advanced Open Water, Evans, May 26, $85 Wednesday through Monday - 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. the racquet, swinging, foot placement, keeping score Tuesday - 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and more. Baseball Sign-Ups The lessons are free and the class size is limited to Sign-ups for the Youth Softball and Baseball The Recreation Services Bicycle Shop is open 12 people, so sign up early at the Recreation Services Leagues are still being taken. every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30 to Information Office by calling 3845. Any girls from 9-17, or boys from 14-17 may 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. sign up for the upcoming season. The bicycle shop is located on Cooper Field next For more information, or to sign up, call Ray to the tennis courts. The Project Player program would like to form a Paulino at 3344 DWH or 3376 AWH. chess club for community residents. Aquatics Department Activities An organizational meeting is scheduled for Wednes- Bowling Tournament day, April 13, at 7 p.m. at the Gold Hill quarterdeck for Look for the upcoming free swim meet set for anyone interested in participating in the club. The next Big Pot No Tap Bowling Tournament is Saturday, April 16, at the Marine Site pool from 8 For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. set for Saturday, April 16, at 7 p.m. at the Marble- a.m. to noon. head Bowling Center. If you are interested in competing, call Patrick at Test your pool skills at the Project Player Pool Sign-ups will be taken at 6 p.m. the evening of 2560 by April 13. Tournament scheduled for Thursday, April 14, at 7 the event. The entry fee is $8 per person. p.m. at the Leeward Point Clipper Club. The following is a list of the Dive-in Movies for Prizes will be given to the the month of April. top two winners. A nominal fee will be charged and sign-ups will begin at Women's Bowling Tournament Friday, April 8, at Villamar pool from 7 to 10 p.m. 6:30 p.m. at the Clipper Club the night of the event. The next Guantanamo Bay Women's Bowling For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. Friday, April 15, at Villamar pool for children Championship Tournament is set for May 14-15, at from 7 to 10 p.m. the Marblehead Bowling Center starting at 12:30 p.m. There will be a Project Player Ping Pong Tourna- Team and blind draw doubles will Friday, April 22, at CPO pool for teens from 7 to run Saturday, ment Monday, April 25, at 7 p.m. at the Leeward Point 10 p.m. May 14, with singles running Sunday, May 15. Community Center. To play, you must have Saturday, April 23, at Villamar pool from an established average or 7 to 10 Prizes will be awarded to the top two winners. A p.m. enter with a scratch of at least 165. The entry fee is nominal fee will be charged and sign-ups will be taken $10 per event. . All movies are free and it is suggested that you 15 minutes prior to the tournament. For bring your own rafts or innertubes. more information, call Sharon Hickman at For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. 3890 or Teri Cornelius at 3301.

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