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Vol. 45 -- No. 220 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, May 18, 1990 Soviets want to resolve U.S.-Philippines to continue talks on dispute with Lithuania extension of lease for military bases AP - Mikhail Gorbachev is Lithuania's PrimeMinister Kaz- AP- U.S. and Philippinene- Still, two major differences offering a new flexibility on the imiera Prunskiene is also to meet gotiators say they'll hold further remain. One is whether the U.S. subject of Lithuania's Independence today with Secretary Baker. She's talks on extending the lease forsix owes Manila an extra $222 million drive. also visiting the Moscow embassy American military bases in the in back aid payments. The other Philippines - A Philippine military The Soviet leader said that he's of Britain, the U.S. and the Scandi- Philippines. issue is when the facilities would official says troops have arrested prepared to examine any possibility navian countries. Today's agreement comes have to close if the two sides can- three alleged communist Guerrillas- of resolving the dispute over Lithu- The Lithuanian leaders recently after the U.S. promised to try to not reach a lease agreement. one of whom may be involved in ania-providing the Soviet constitu- traveled to all of those nations, Sunday's killing of two American increase aid to the Philippines. No date was set for the next tional process is observed. seeking international support for the airmen. The Philippine official says A joint communique released phase of the talks, which will de- Before meeting with Secretary Baltic Republic's freedom drive. one of the suspects is believed to be a at the end of five days of talks in termine the future of the Subic Bay of State James Baker, Gorbachev Meantime, Gorbachev says member of a rebel assassination Manila says the next round of Naval Base, Clark Air Base and told reporters that through the Moscow is doing its best to stick squad operating near Clark Air talks could lead to a new four smaller installations.The Force Base, where the Americans Constitutional process the Kremlin together a nuclear arms agreement relationship between the Philip- lease for the base expires in Sep- were shot to death. is prepared to consider "any possibil- before his summit with President pines and the United States. tember 1991. ity, any question." Bush-starting May 30. China - China's Communist party chief says westem reaction to last National outcry cannot stay Louisiana execution year's killing of pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen square AP - A two-time killer who Prejean was 14 when he killed a Radical South Korean students protest on was "like much to do about nothing." shot a state trooper to death was exe- taxi driver and 17 when, after a stint In an ABC "20/20" interview to be cuted in Louisiana's electric chair in Reform school, he gunned down anniversary of country's worst rebellion aired tonight, Jiang Zemin says he has early this morning. State Trooper Donald Cleveland in no regrets about using troops to crush Thirty-year-old Dalton Prejean Lafayette, La. AP - Radical South Korean ment-outlawed rally. the protest last June. was put to death today despite inter- Not since the earliest of execu- students clashed with riot police In Seoul, about 300 students national outcries that he was nearly tions has a pending death sentence today-the 10th anniversary of the burned the flags of the U.S. and Colombia - The mayor of Cart- mentally retarded and a mere teen- brought so much protest. worst rebellion in the country's South agena, Colombia, says at least 35 Korea's governing Demo- ager at the time of people were injured last night when the crime. Defense lawyers said Prejean modem history. cratic liberal party. Police re- a car bomb exploded in a shopping Prejean has won ten previous has an IQ of 71, barely above About 150 miles south of Seoul, sponded with tear gas. center. He says the blast also delays of scheduled executions. But retardation. Doctors said he suffered in the city of Kwangju, riot police A Korean newspaper (Dong-A interrupted electricity and telephone the U.S. Supreme Court voted 7-2 brain damage as a child, at the hands fired tear gas to break up about 1,000 Ilbo) says about 50,000 students service to much of the tourist city. Thursday to deny another stay. of an abusive aunt who raised him. students trying to attend a govern- protested today.

Paris - A Japanese news service says a Japanese industrialist is now On active duty for training the owner of one of the World's two most expensive paintings. It says the businessman bought Renoir's "Au Moulin De La Galette" last night at 8th Engineers make life better for Gitmo Marines a Paris auction for $78.1 million. 5 to complete $200,000 in projects across the bridge, at the same time." tion of a tank awning (carport for By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN for the Marine Barracks, said Staff The Officer In Charge of the tanks) to accommodate all the tanks. Sgt. Ambrose Williams, 2nd pla- bridge project is 2nd Lt. Brian "This will keep the heat off them Tearing down the structure and toon's platoon sergeant. Bartholf. He has a crew of 47 during the rigorous summer rehabilitating the bridge at Post 13, "One of our projects is upgrad- Marines which includes heavy months," said Williams. "We willbe is one of several projects the 8th ing the 120'X 12' wide bridge at Post equipment operators, combat engi- demolishing the bunkers on the - aUSA Engineers from Camp Lejeune are 13," said Williams. "What we're neers and reserve Marines. Windward side and restrengthen undertaking in Gitmo from now until doing is tearing down the existing Reservists are here from units them on the Leeward side. We will News June 15. outside shell and restrengthening it out of Portland and Eugene, Ore., also be doing all the roadwork along Company C of the 8th Engineers to a Class 70, (which will hold and Gary, Ind. for their two week the fenceline, building living quar- Support Battalion, 2nd Force Serv- vehicles up to 70 tons.) You will training. Their units are also made ters and new shower units, and reno- Washington - The U.S. has ice Support Group arrived here May basically be able to drive two tanks up of welders and combat engineers. vating the Staff NCO club." reportedly agreed on another sort of "Without them and the 13 hour With all that in mind, the 8th budget concession. Pentagon Navy Lodge offers services worldwide days we've been putting in, we Engineers arestill ahead of schedule sources say the government plans to machines, a retail outlet, laundro- wouldn'tbe ahead of schedule," said and "with the nice breeze that comes drop its longstanding, but rarely met Williams. across the water, our long heated demand that "NATO" allies hike By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN mat, kitchenette with microwave, Among the other projects that days are fairly defense budgets by three percent a and a playground to keep the kids nice and enjoyable," year above inflation. With Permanent Change of Sta- happy. "The Lodge in Guantanamo CompanyC is doing is theconstruc- said Williams. tion (PCS) season fast approaching, has the same facilities offered as Washington -Former American now is the time to make reservations those in the states except for the hostage Robert Polhill is said to be for you and your family at the Navy microwave in the kitchenette," said Secretary of Defense resting comfortably at Walter Reed Lodge, with 41 worldwide locations. Cabading. Army Hospital in Washington. He Armed Forces Day Call the Navy Lodge central reser- The room rate at the Patuxent Message had surgery yesterday to remove his vation office toll-free cancerous vocal cords. A hospital at 1-800- River Navy Lodge is $35 per night, spokesman says the 55-year-old NAVY INN or from overseas, with accommodations for up to five America's Armed Forces have educator is likely to remain in Autovon 624-1103. Reservations family members. Guantanamo F answeredor more thethan call two to defendcenturies, freedom. intensive care for some time may be made 24 hours a day, seven Bay's rate is presently $28, but will because Since our struggle to be a free and independent nation, you he's diabetic. days a week. rise to $30 in June, said Cabading. and generations before you have defended our ideals, and According to Senior Chief Hicks The Navy Lodge is dedicated to when necessary, have helped other freedom-seeking nations New York - A New York Cabading, manager for the Navy providing clean, comfortable lodg- pursue theirs. From the Revolutionary War to last year's prosecutor says he'd like to think this operation in Panama, Americans have been proud to wear the Lodge, "The Navy Lodge in Guan- ing to Navy personnel who are relo- is the last time the city will ever uniforms of the U.S. Armed Forces. tanamo Bay is open from Monday to cating, on temporary duty, or travel- have to try a racial case. But he says Saturday from 8:30a.m. Your commitment to defend the fundamentals on which this such incidents will continue "until to 6:00 p.m. ing on leave. PCS personnel may nation was founded is a noble and selfless endeavor. Whether people learn to get along." Nineteen and Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It phone inreservations at any time, but at home or in foreign lands, you are serving your country with year old Joseph Fama was convicted is best to make reservations at least it's always best to make them early to commitment and patriotism. yesterday of second-degree murder 10 days in advance, as there is a pri- avoid the summer rush. All other Our Armed Forces are filled with men and women with a in the shooting death of a black teen- ority system. Families on Permanent Navy personnel may make reserva- deep sense of purpose, patriotism, and pride. Your devotion ager in Brookyn. Change of Station orders are first, tions a maximum of 21 days in ad- and your sacrifices are deeply appreciated by a grateful nation. followed by military members and vance andretirees are asked to call 10 It is fitting that the theme of this 41st anniversary of Armed Texas - The water is at window their guest, foreign personnel and days ahead. Forces Day is Proud to Serve. The United States is privileged to level at some homes in Camilla have patriotic men and women defending its birthright and the guest, and then vendors, tech- The Navy Lodge Program con- Cove, Texas, where residents are ideals of all freedom-seeking nations. nical preparing for a second week of representatives, contractors, tinues to grow to meet the needs of flooding. Roads look more like DOD and Red Cross personnel who traveling Navy families around the canals in the subdivision, which is are on orders." world. AnumberofnewNavy Lodge one of many in the path of floodwa- This month, a brand new Navy locations are scheduled to open in Dick Cheney ~ ter from the Trinity River and Lake Lodge opens its doors at Naval Air 1990, including NAS Memphis, Secretary of Defense Livingston. Overflow from the lake Station Patuxent River, Maryland. Tenn.; NAS Key West, Fla.; NS is expected to inundate more than The 50-unit facility features daily Staten Island, N.Y.; and NS Roosev- 200 square miles. maid service, cable TV, vending elt Roads, Puerto Rico. PAGE 2, FRIDAY, MY 18, 1990, GUArTANAMo DAI.Y GAZErrT

"The governmenthas to step in to bring down the deficit and inflation. Getting prepared for the 90-91 school year ECONO$ENSE This is done by increasing taxes and Gitmo decreasing spending. That's going to Stagflation III Pre-registration for returning for the next school year can be increase unemployment and interest students to W.T. Sampson Elemen- picked up at the Elementary School or Gab curtail inflation and Sean O'Griffsn and Dr. Gerry rates but, it will tary School forschool year90-91 will the Daycare Center anytime before Your ship didn't come in - deficit." O'Bryan are talking about the strate- reduce the be held on May 31st from 3-6 p.m. registration. The registration process There was a chance that one of our this balance of pay- gies in combating inflation and slow "What about and June 3rd from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 will go much more quickly if the ships for training could make a port Sean?" call to Jamaica and bring a few economic growth. This economic ments you mentioned, p.m. in the school multi - purpose packet is filled out before attending economy our Gitmo residents with them on the Stagflation. It's a prob- "With our inflated room. Packets will be sent home with registration. You must bring the fol- condition is trip. Unfortunately, in this busy dollars have less purchasing power. lowing items to registration: lem that affects everyone, rich or the children on May 28th to fill out was not avail- The dollar is weak against other cur- time of year, a pier poor. Let's join them at the Fitness prior to registration. If you do not 1. Shot record able and the trip is off. Don't fret, rencies. For example, the German Center for more on the subject. receive a packet, please come by the 2. Birth certificate just keep your ear to the sea shell yen grow strong mark and Japanese school to pick one up. 3. A copy of sponsor's orders and listen for the next trip - or "Before my patients interrupted because they can buy more dollars 4. A copy of the dependent entry better yet, read your Daily Gazette. of their currency. It in- us at the office Sean, we were talking with fewer Pre-registration for new kinder- approval message made about the havoc that stagflation creases the cost of American garten students for school year 90-91 5. Proof of physical exam Gitmo grapevine - Here in cost of imported Control Central" we heard causes." goods, butmakes the will be held at the elementary school You must have items 1 and 2 to "Rumor Germany that Navy Resale had been holding "You're right Doc. Inflation goods cheaper. Therefore, multi-purpose room on June 8th from register. Youhave 60 days to produce two raffle tickets for the expected economic and Japan can sell their goods tous for p.m. and June 9th from 8:00 a.m.- items 3, 4 and 5. Elementary school combined with slow 3-6 arrival of Colonel Sanders. Sony . less, causing them to import more. It hours are 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. growth causes lots of problems. It 2:00 p.m. All kindergarten students won't be showing up and neither also increases the price they have to he decreases purchasing power, forces will a Kentucky Fried Chicken our exports. We end up up interest rates, increases unem- pay for franchise. But, hope is on the and exporting less, People in the ne ws ployment and plays havoc with our importing more horizon. Soon, at the only Stoplight us a negative balance of has served at balance of payments." which gives Friends and fans will say their proof, by then, that he Inn near you, even if it has no stop "Wow. Now you've added other payments." final good-byes to Sammy Davis Jr. least one day of work on a freeway light, will be "ORIENTAL FOOD." slower dimensions to the problem of stagfla- "Take that last part a little today at his funeral in the Hollywood cleanup crew and enrolled in a90-day It's Filipino and Chinese cuisine to flavor even the most discriminating tion." Sean." Hills. Burial will follow at a memo- alcohol rehabilitation program. oriental cravings. Even the Gadfly That's " Fine, Doctor. Let's say that a rial park in Glendale, California. Grammer also faces possible cocaine "It's pervasive Doctor. to the air dollar is equal to 100 Japanese yen. Davis' death of throat cancer possession charges stemming from Gourmand has his nose why the White House and congress awaiting the fragrant scents of For every dollar we spend inJapan, or stunned many of the giants in the another arrest in 1988. must work fast to curtail the trends." freshly cuts vegetables, finely sea- spend here for Japanese "I suppose that includes the Fed, that we entertainment industry. Frank Si- soned meats, and hot crispy egg too?" goods, we get 100 yen of value." natra remembered Davis as "the best "City of Angles" has been named rolls. Are you hungry yet? "It sure does Doc. The Fed con- "Correct." friend a man could have." Liza best musical of the 1989-90 New in- trols Monetary policy, while the "Let's say the dollar becomes Minnelli called Davis "the enter- York theater season by the drama We're in the money - 80 yen. President and congress have Fiscal flated and it's only worth tainerwe allstrivedtoliveup to," and desk. "The Piano Lesson" by August They've "jockeyed" themselves purchasing power into position and it won't be long Policy." That means the George Burns marveled that "there Wilson waschosenbestplay. "Cityof before they really "air" it out and Sean, if I remember dropped from 100 percent to 80 per- wasn't anything Sammy Davis Angles"had eight awards all told, and "Now then tomor- cent. It also means that we will have couldn't do. Davis was 64. "GrandHotel" earned five. Including eclipse $17,000. It all ends my economics, the Federal Reserve They couldn't have to pay more for American goods, but two for Tommy Tune as outstanding row at 6 p.m. Monetary policy includes control done it with out you. Not to worny less for imported goods. The Japa- and choreogra- over funds that member banks loan. A statement release by a New director in a musical - we won't forget the name this And, it also varies interest charged to nese will then import more. Our Yorkhospital sayspuppeteerextraor- pher. Nathan Lane, Tyne Daly, Ger- time. It's AM 1340 and "RADIO- member banks for loans." exports will become too expensive dinaire Jim Henson died of complica- aldine James and James Naughton THON 1990. At 6 p.m., they'll "That's right." overseas, so we will export less. That tions from pneumonia early Wednes- were honored with acting awards. have spent 106 straight hours on the "They also control the money gives us negative balance, and today day. The hospital said he'd been air and out of their minds for a good supply through 'open-market' opera- that amounts to over $ 150 billion." admitted early Tuesday with "Gal- Anita Bryant, the former Florida cause - Navy and Marine Relief. It's not to late. Ifyou're reading tions. Those operations are to buy "I see. You're right. It is perva- loping Pneumonia" untreated for at Orange Juice pitchwoman who cam- this now and it's not yet 6 p.m., give secu- sive. What can we do about it?" least three days. A doctor who paigned against gay rights, calls her- and sell billions in government them a call and make that one last "That's a matter we can talk worked on his case said the pneumo- self a "walking miracle," after sur- rities to increase or decrease the pledge. Hear your favorite song on about after I get through this round and viving a nervous breakdown, pill ad- money supply." nia led to multi-organ failure, the air, or even more fun, bump off "That about does it Doc. They with the exercise equipment." added that it was "categorically" not diction and divorce. Bryant says she a song you don't like. Thanks to also have control over margin rates "Good, I've got a racquetball aids-related. Henson's family says has moments of trauma in her life "to AM 1340 . and you .a lot of our that brokerage firms charge custom- game coming up in a few minutes they'll announce plans for a memo- have died and been resurrected about fellow and sailors and Marines will ers for stock purchases." anyway. I'll catch youbetweensets." rial sometime later. Henson was 53. three times." she says she's hung in have a helping hand when they "And, if I remember correctly, "And,I'llpolish off someof these there "by God's grace." She made need it. And the winner is . ALL Sean, Fiscal Policy includes control exercises. Later, then." Kelsey Grammer, who plays Dr. her comments in an interview pub- OF US! over taxes and government spend- Frasier Crane on "Cheers," has been lished in"The Tennessean." ing." And, later it will be, when we ordered to serve 30 days in jail for "You've got it, and Fiscal Policy return to Sean and friend on their violating probation in connection News and Entertainment rests with congress and the Presi- discussion of stagflation. Until then, with a 1988 drunk-driving arrest. News On Channel 2 Top of the mornin' to ya! dent." Grammer was told to report to the Los 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FAMILY TIES "O.K. How do they workall these Angeles country jail by next Thurs- 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT controls to get us out of stagflation?" THE O'GRIFFINS day. He was also ordered to show Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 Channel 9 CBSNEWS (Chicago) 600 BARNEY MILLER Some odds of this.some ends of that Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:30 M*A*S*H all, it's difficult to remem- The scoring wasn't only on the You want to go out in the Bayou After 6:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK and play with the alligators? ber that your original intention was to field at the Toronto skydome this Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 8:00 Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) MACGYVER Walter Rogers doesn't. He likes drain the swamp when you're up to week. 9:00 MOVIE: "Educating Rita " or Baseball fans with binoculars 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) his 'gators athome where they belong your waders in gators. Basketball/Hockey (TBA) al14,000of them,onhis alligatorfarm could see two people who seemed to in the Powhatan, La., area. The state Police in Louisiana would like to be in another league. They were at a All movies begin at 8 p.m. estimates close to 100 farms raise the nail someone on this. window of a room in the Skydome reptiles for their meat and hides. Someone had covered part of Hotel. She was in a towel, an he, well, Downtown Lyceum But with flood waters moving in, Interstate 55 with roofing nails. let's say he was in the room. All he The Burbs. Comedy (R).1:42 Rogers' gators were moving out. He Police say by the time they got to was covered with was air. McCalla Lyceum was picking up his gators and heading the stricken stretch of superhighway, The hotel overlooks the ballfield, Black Rain. Thiller (R). 2:05 for higher ground. It sounds like put- between Manchac and Ruddock, but that's not all the couple over- Marine Lyceum ting the "bye" in the Bayou. there were lots of flat tires. looked. They were engaging in what Paradise Canyon. Action (G). :53 This wasn't the gators' idea, you A state transportation worker could be termed an intimate inter- Man From Utah. Western (PG). :53 understand, Rogers had to grab each says the roofing nails didn't go away lude. Leeward Lyceum play. by hand and sling it into a wagon. until a maintenance truck arrived Or maybe it was a squeeze Look Who's Talking. Comedy (PG-13) .1:36 Tough work? with a strong magnet. This must have raised a conflict Well, it's a hands - on operation. The drivers must have been so of loyalty among folks who showed But it beats having your crop swim- mad they were hopping. Or maybe up for the game, do you root for the ming into your office, looking for biting their nails. Toronto Blue Jays, the Seattle Mari- GITMO PEOPLE lunch. ners or the couple in the room? Keeping aircraft and related towing and support equipment in top condition is the job of this Aviation Support Equipment Techni- Don't let your child stop you from exercising cian at NAS Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department: he is: You used to think of him as a pound ball and chain. He's what taches to the rear of your bike, will NAME: baby. Now, you think of him as a 30 keeps you from biking. cost a few hundred. Daniel C. Matter to choose But he doesn't have to. All you Either way, you have HOMETOWN: need to do is stuff the kid into a bike carefully,you don't want to endanger seat. you retirement nest egg. The latest Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Yes, he's your baby, your pride reference book by the Bicycle Insti- TIME IN GITMO: and joy, and the future source of much tute of America, a trade group, has 1 year, 5 months of your retirement income, if you can ideas. CHOICES: make the brainwash take. Assuming you cheap out and get RECREATION: But in the meantime, he's an the seat, make sure it has molded Flying expensive weight that keeps you footwells and guards covering the FOOD: shackled to your home, and keeps you rear wheel or a kicking baby may get Lasagna from enjoying your bike riding the a leg caught in the spokes. MOVIE: way you used to. Similarly, make sure the seat has Green Beret However, even if you can't strike back supports high enough to contain off the shackle, and you wouldn't, a baby's head; a kid can fall asleep HOBBY: anyway, because you love the little while you're riding and the supports Arranging club events lump, youcan takehimwithyou. You will help preserve the nap. LIFE GOALS: just add a bike seat, or a trailer. Also, the seatshould have across- Own my own company. Both keep you moving together, the-body straps to hold the baby in. MY BEST QUALITIES ARE: but seats are cheaper. A seat, which An get your kid a safety-ap- Ability to get along with everyone. attaches above your rear wheel, provedhelmet, as well as one for you. (NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate should cost under $100. A trailer, After all, it doesn't take brains to someone for "Gitmo People.") generally, a two wheel job that at- want to preserve your brains. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE

CLASSIFIED p.m. to 8 p.m. and 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. watch. If Club Beach a.m., June 6, at FSC trng. rm. Topics include DIVE EQUIPMENT Submit ies feo the classified section on Have fun in the sun at the CPO interested call PO Johnson at 2077 AWH. mail security, mailroom ops. procedures, and Men's med. Sea Quest Spectrum II BC, excel. .5 byI sin.paper in 40 words or lessperaad. Party, Sat., May 26, 11 a. to 5 p.m., Cable Bunco players, if you are interested in leaming mail handling. cond., $220. Magnum mask, excel cond., $25. Each itinmust be ton a separate sheet, unle Beach. Feast on chicken,hot dogs,hamburgers. or know how to play contact Diane at 7276 equivalent Hazardous Material/Communication trg. will Call Chris 6314 DWH or 6124 AWH. itis the somecategry. Ads with a uriety of Volleyball tournament. CPO and DWH or 2815 AWH. call 2501. beconducted May 22, 8a.m. in theSafety Office Two pairs of snorkeling fins size 6-8 and 8-10, ins, will replaced under Mscellaneou. In- only. Tickets avail, mid-May. PM, Used swing set. 4647 AWH. oomc course will stars a tmg. em. Reservations arerequired. CallCharlie $10 pr. Weight belt w/12 lbs., $15. (4) dive clude name andrphonenumber with the ad. The popular ballrs Sm. andemed. animal carriers. Call 2935. at 4526/4529. knives, $15 ea. (2) tanks, 80 and 63, needs Dedlns Ada are pablishedl on two coo- new session Wed., June 6, 7:30 p.m. at the base Hearing/Sight Conservation tmg. will be con- hydro, $60 ea. 'The Wheel,' $20. Mares snub- Your life can't go according to secutive days:Mon. and Tus., or Thurs. andPFi. gym. Loam the Waltz, Cha-Cha, Foxtrot, 24, 8 am.in the Safety Office tmg. nose speargun, $90. Call 2942 AWH. and must be in by noon on the business day Rhumba and more. Class is limited to fst 50 ducted May plan if you have no plan. em. Reservations are required. FMI, call Wayne Techni Pro bouyancy device, size sm., $150 before publication. Windward midents submit whopaythe$10feeatthelnfo.Office. FMI,call 4526/4529. OBO. U.S. Divers women' short wet suit, size .YRISALE ads to PAO office;,Admin. 8ill, Bldg. 760, 2560/3845. Nob Hilt - 37-A, Sat., May 19, 8 a.m. to?, Massage Asbestos Awareness tmg. will be conducted med./Ig., $40 OBO. Call John or Chris 3987. Leeward resident maycall at4502/419. If you missed the first Therapeutic exercise bike, 35 mm camera, Oscar food proc- basic May 24, 8 am. in the NAS tmg. rm. FMI, call EURNIURE class, here's a second chance to learm essor, blender, crockpot other kitchen appli- 6216. Recliner chair, $25. Double bed w/omattress or ANNOUNCEMENTS massagetechniques. Singlesession class will be Mike awome's clothes sizes 5/6 and 11/12, the gym. Class Computer Security Awareness tmg. will be box springs, $25. Call 2942 AWH. heldTues., June 5, 7:30 p.m. at boy's clothes 2T and under. Many other items. conducted June 4-8, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., 60person- Computer desk w/printerstand andswivel chair, Deadline for apps. for spouse scholarshipsto limited to first 25 who pay the $5 fee at the Info. Center Bargo- 1211, Sat, May19,7a.m.to?, nel per session, FTG classroom B/C, required $125. Call 3051, leave message for PO Dar- City Colleges of Chicago and Troy State Uni- Office. FMI, call 2560/3845. two family, clothes, misc., something for every- working w/computers. Dept. manin, Rm. C3-32. versity is Wed., May 23. Retum all info. to the Pick your perfect date at the Project Player Dat- for all individuals Head tmg., June 8. FMI/schedule by C.O.B., 4-pc., bedroom set, double/queen, includes library in a sealed envelope addressed to ing Game, Wed., May 23,7 p.m., Clipper Club. Center Bargo - 1201-A, Sat., May 19, 7a.m. Burrows 4616/4138. dresser, chest, hutch andheadboard. $500 OBO. Scholarship Commnittee. Call 2385. You ask the questions then choose your date for May 25, call Chief plants, mm's, GBOWC YOUTH ACTIVITIES Call Jamie at 6223 DWH. to 9:30 a.m., pre-packot, The Guantanamo Bay Girl Scouts are in des- dinner for two at the Club. To register or FMI, women's and baby clothes, high chair, rocking American Red Two occasional chairs, one salmon, one blue perate need of volunteers for their summer call Amy at 2560 or Dan 6330. Youth Activities will sponsor an chair, misc. course Cross Teen Babysitting Course, May 29, 30, & corduroy, $25 ea. OBO. Call 2865. camp. We need to have a committee by the Folks in the know are heading to thegolf East Bargo-6-A & B, Sat., May19, 7:30to10 31, 6 to 9 pm. at the YouthCtr. for teens 14 and MISCELLANEOUS meeting May 20, 6p.m. at the hospital class- Snack Shack for the breakfast specials every am., baby crib w/matress, pads and blankets, older. Pick up anapp. at the YouthCtr. or Red Atex & Tri-chem paints, some never used, room. FMI, call Chris 3416 or Joyce 2700. weekend. Sat., May 19, you can have a westem 19 in. color TV, women's clothing sizes 5 to 12, Office. Must reg. by May24. Call 4075. 100's, plus pictures and equipment. Call Patricia Personnel on leavestatusareentitled to import omelet w/bacon, hash browns, toast and jelly. Cross men's clothing, misc. kitchen and linen items, "Saturday's" teen club reopens better than ever 3715 AWH. oneliterof an alcoholic beveragefrom Gimoto And the price is right, too. boogie board. Sat. night, May 19, 7:30 to 11 p.m. Teens can Various old U.S. coin. Call 2942 AWH. the U.S. Personnel on PCS orders may import Ya'll come down to Westem Night at the CPO East Bargo - 3-B, Sat., May 19, 7 am, to ?, party down with door prizes, dancecontest, pool Carpet w/pad, dark blue, $50. Drapes, 50 in. (4) liters, (3) of which must have been bottled Club,Fri., June 1, 6 p.m. Cook yourown steak or pre-packout everything must go, kitchen items, dart tournaments and special big surprise wide. Baby clothes, baby swing, exercise gym, and distilled in the U.S., I.D.required. rack of ribs and enjoy all the trimmings. FMI, and brass-plated reg. size bed, tackle box, VHS tape tobe there to see. Call4075. $20. (3) Slacks, 28 in. waist., TV stand. Call Personnel on leavestatus mayiimportuptoa100 call 2501. you'll just have and much more. 3760., holders cigars and 200 cigarettes. PCS orders mayih- Bring your rap talent to the Clipper Club forRap Site-M-16, Sat, May 19,7 to 10a.m., Spectrum surfboard, tri-fm, pintail thruster, Marine port 100 cigars and a "reasonable quantity" of Night, Wed., May 30, 8 p.m. Prizes will be FOR SALE no early birds, something for trac-top, noseguard and leash, no dings, $200. 5-family sale, cigarettes. Unreasonable quantities will be pro. awarded to the winners. Register, call 6330. Call 6346 DWH. everyone. hibited. FMI, call 3792. What could be nicer than breakfast out on Sun. AIR CONDITIONERS Granadillo Circle-76-, Sat., May 19,7:30 is offer- Two 21,000 Btu., Whirlpool, 220 V., w/energy VHS Sharp camcorder, w/4.6 x power zoom Civilian Dentist, Dr. Bob Pellerin, will be on momingThe golf course Snack Shack am. to noon, pre-packout, bikes, hobby crafts, ea. OBO. Call 3284. lens,regular size tape,case and access. included, base Fri., May 25 through Tues., May 29. Any- ing pork chops, two eggs, grits and gravy, toast saver thermostat, $60 clothes, knick-knacks, toys and books. Btu., good cond., avail. mid- excel. cond., $750. Call 2840. one needing an appt. shouldcome to the Dental and jelly, Sun., May 20. Don't miss it. Whirlpool, 8,000 Kittery Beach - 368-A, Sat., May 19,7 to11 3798. Long, pink, satin, formal dress, size 11/12,$50. Clinic Sat., May 26, between 8 and 11 am. Twice the excitement, twice the fun, and twice June, $80. Call am., no early birds, two family, clothes, craft Whirlpool, 21,000 Btu., energy saver, Call 3650 AWH. A CPOA 50/60's party for all CPO's, equiva- as many chances to win with Bingo twice a week Two 1g., items andmisc. items. OBO. Call 3284. Solid walnut, antique farm table, $90. Two lents, and their guests, Sat., June 14, 6 p.m. tosI at the Windjammer. Cards go on sale Thurs., get very cold, $60 ea. Caravella PL -2-B, Sat,May 19,7to9a.m., drawer file cabinet, $30. Hardwood unfinished, aix., CPO Club lower patio. Tickets may be 5:30 p.m., games at 6:30 p.m. Cards go on sale APPLdANCES no early birds, washer and dryer, bunkbedssofa and dryer, great cond., rocker, $50. White formica counter, 6 ft., w/ purchased from Chief Foley, Senior Chief Sun.,1 p.m., games 2:15 p.m. FMI, call 2304. Sears Kenmore washer and love seat, sm. dresser, and more. mid-June, $250 OBO forboth. Call 3798. brackets and (2) stools, ready to install, $85. Schaefer, Senior Chief Dodson, Senior Chief The Clipper Club offers all you can eat every avail. - 50-C, Sat., May 19,.8 a.m. to noon, 10 x 9, off white rug, $25. 12 x 10 orange rug, Nob Hill Peterson.FMI, call Chief Foley 4575. Sun., 5:30 to 10 p.m., at a grand buffet in the AUIQ children items, clothes, misc. reliable transp., $600. Call $25. Call Roger 3374. Central Fidelity Bank will have ateller at the traditional style. Buffet features steamship '67 Chevy Malibu, Center Bargo-1207, Sat., May 19,7 a.m.to?, AWH. Cribw/mattress, $50. Child's dresser, $50OB O. Leeward Pt. facility, Wed., May 23. round with all the trimmings and much more. 4477 DWH or 2703 no early birds, multi-family sale, lots of great '69 Ford Galaxy, great Gitmo transp., $800 Jenny Lind highchair, $15. Call Gina at 2249 BRAYIdZiL FMI, call 6330. stuff. 2327. DWH or 3882 AWH. To Rachel Pittman for your donation of toys to For dinner with a Jamaican flavor, come to the OBO. Call Ocean View - TP-03, Sat., May 19, 7 a.m. to Sanyo 19 in., color TV. $200 OBO. Womens' the Chapel Nursery. Nursery Staff. Windjammer every Sun. forjerk pork and jerk '72 Plymouth Fury III, excel. running cond., $750. Call Gordon 4002. uniforms, sizes 12 to 14. Call 3202 AWH. Our sincere thanks to the FRA and especially chicken. That's a deal you can'tbeat. Call 2304. Vilamar - 603-B, 6th., St., Sat., May 19, 7 '74 Ford Grand Torino s/w, great Gitmo transp., Books forCCC. Art 103, ArtAppreciation, The Chief Randy and Sherrie Gwynn for making Pizza lovers, now you can have it your way. am. to ?,no early birds, toys, tapes, books, little Call 2327. Creative Impulse, $15. Psy. 201, General Psy- DaisyTroop #9andBrownieTroop #12s Court Every Sun. evening 6 to 9 p.m., in the COMO $800 OBO. boys summer clothes, more. Homet, 6-cyl., 258 C.I.D. engine, 2- chology, Understanding Human Behavior 6th of Awards a huge success. Club lounge you can build your own pizza and '75 AMC Granadillo Pt.- 2-C, Sat., May 19,7:30to 10 $800. Call Steve4885 DWH Ed., $32. Call Jeff at 3665 AWH. So long toall of ourgood friends and neighbors. join in the pool or shuffleboard tournaments. dr., excel. transp., a.m., rugs, toys, shelving, gas grill, boogie Gold Hill Towers Rm. C-318. Pentax 35 to70 mm, auto zoom lens, new, $85. Love and lots of luck in your future. Easton Authorized patrons only. FMI, call Don 2531. or boards, bowling balls, computer, craft supplies, Versailles, white, a/c, 4-dr., great Code-A-Phone, answering machine, beeperless Family. The Windward Recycling Ctr., located behind '77 Lincoln bikes, hotwheels, life jacket, clothing, shoes, not a Gitmo special, avail. remote control, $50. Call 2865. Thanks for everything, Mrs. Kathy Braus. We the Wood Hobby Shop, is open Thurs. and Fri., cond., low mileage, housewares. Curtains to fit TK hsang., patio door and match- miss you.MWK-DesalPlant. 2 to 5p.m. and Sat.,9a.m. tonoon. The Leeward early July, $4,250. Call 2600/2648. Center Bargo - 1183, Sat, May 19, 7 to 10 $35 OBO. Call Kim 3298. To allmy students on a successful year at Nurs- Recycling Ct. is oee' at the Cipper Cluh Wed '77 Plymouth s/w, runs well, good reliable ing window curtain, transp., insp. good until Apr. '91, recently re- '88 drive on boat trailer, fits uo to 16 ft. v-hull, ery school, and aspecial get well to all those and Thurs., 3:30 to 5 p.m. FMI, call 2249. Granadillo PL - 3, Sat, May 19, 8 a.m. to auto, V-8, some rust, $300. Call 3656. who are sick. Miss Mary. Show your support for public libraries. Sign the built starter, carb., alternator, a/c, noon, no early bids, 4 family sale; clothes, cc- $1,400 today, $1,250 at ferry landing Umbrella stroller and high chair, both good To Ma. Sharon Scottforhersupportand dedica- Library Compact, Sat,May 26, 10a.m.to 1 p.m. avail., ramics, baby mattress and a lot of good stuff. cond. Call Pam 2584. tion as our manager this year. The Nursery at the Mall Atrium. Our goal is 1,000 signatures July 3. Call 2100. Villamar - 609-B, Sat., May19,7to9a.tmno Golf cart: E-Z-Go cart, excel. cond., extra parts School Staff. and we only have about 200 to go. Speak up for '79 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, rebuilt trans., early birds. charger, manuals, $1,050 To Mrs. Karla and Mrs. Annette for being such libraries, sign the Compact. a/c, AM/FM cassette, excel. cond., must sell, and tires, battery great nursery school teachers. Brandon really $2,200OBOor trade for truck. Call 2324 AWH. OBO. Call 2100. cond., enjoyed this year. You're both wonderfuL The The NRA is having a sight and sound sale '81 Honda Accord, 2-dr., hatchback, p/s,$2,300 Sears stationary exercise bicycle, excel. Stolley's. through June 1. OBO. Call 3798. $75 OBO. Call Pam 2584. runs good, $40. Call 3284. CHAPELlNOTES The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, '83 Chevy Cavalier, 5-spd., p/s, p/b, 2-dr., excel. Lawnmower, BAY DINING Mom's Day Out: Dueto lack of participation, GM, and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be cond., just one owner, insp. good until Jan '91, AKC this program will no longer be offered after the off the island today until May 29 and June 5 to avail. June 15, $2,500. Call Senior ChiefBarmes Free to good, loving, home, 4 yr. old, POST 46 w/papers, month of May. June 22. 6349/6336 DWH. registered, pure breed cocker spaniel Tonight's Dinner: Pork Chops colored. Call 2324 AWH. EMPLOYMENT ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES AUIO.ARTS housebroken, honey w/Cream Potaoes Saturday's The Fitness Ctr. needs a daytime attendant. If Change's II will be performing at theFRA this Radiator, like new, fits Ig. V-8 Ford, $40. Call SERYICE stu- Lunch: Open Menu Satur- you're interested, submit an app. through weekend, doors open at 6 p.m. 3284. Guitar lessons, 20 yr. old visiting college offers rock, metal, and dinnermusic, for the Dinner: Delivery Service CCPO. FMI, call Mike at 3846. Caribbean Naval Lodge will hold a Third De- '80Ford Mustang, wrecked, sell for parts, good dent day's LOSI gree, Wed., May 23, 7:30 p.m.All Master Ma- motor and trans. and all other parts. Make offer. beginner. H.S. and college tmg. experience, Available Sunday's Lunch: AWH. Softball glove, left at Cooper Field, Thurs. eve- sons are invited. Call Charles 3339 DWH or 2457 AWH. reasonable. Call Joe 4668 Open Menu Sunday's Dinner: Call Scouts will hold their Pick-up topper, white/tan, came off 6 ft. Chevy Dog grooming, all breeds, grooming and bath- ning, May10. Belongs toDenise Anderson. The Guantanamo Bay Girl Delivery Service Availabic 2116. monthly meeting, Sun., May $Q, 6 p.m., at the S-10bed, excel. cond., $50. Call 2670 or see at ing. For appt call Lynda 2935. MCXOIEE hospital classroom, topics are Court of Awards TK-12. Home Day Care Provider has opening: Call Kim Monday's Lunch:Pepper Steak hsng. A new assotment of pre-recorded music in and summer camp. FMI, call Chris at 3416 at 3298, newbornm and 6 yr. and up), TK SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE CD's is avail. Shop for new titles AWH or Joyce at 2700. BICYCLE STEREO EQUIPMENT cassette and Monday's Lunch: Chicken never before avail. in Gitmo. Caribbean Naval Masonic Annual Dinner will 10-spd., needs work, $20. Call 2942 AWH. Sharp DX 670 CD player, outstanding cond., 3 avail. atMini Man. All be held at CPO Club, May 24. Call William 10 spd., women's, assembled and never used, mos., new, $70. Call 2670. Adobx New video rental service TELEVISION rental tapes $1 per day through May 23. Many Knowles orRaymond Hines for tickets at4320. $70 firm. Call 2462. OFFICERS' CLUB new titles and children's tapes avail. PSDNO.IES BOATS Sanyo20in., colorTV monitor, w/remote, $350 MWR.OIE PSD willbeopenSat., May19,9 a.m. tonoonto 20 ft. Grady White, center console, 175 OBO. Call 2327. Tonight's Dinner: Veal The Clipper Club will sponsor a toga party Sat., issue ID. cards only. All dependent I.D. card Evenrude w/15 Evenrude kicker, 70 gal., fuel 19 in. color, great cond., sorry no remote con- Cordon BluI Saturdays $150 OBO. Call3665 AWH. May 19.FMI, call Dorletta or Dan at 6330. apps. must be pre-verified and signed by the tank, out of bounds cert., great fishing boat. trol, Dinner: Steak or Shrimp Round up 6to 10 musical friends and enter the sponsor. I.D. cards are also issued Mon. through FMI, call 3115 AWH. Curtis Mathes 25 in., color console remote con- Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Sun- Music Trivia game at the CPO Club, tonight,8 Fri., 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. CARP.El trol, 2.5 yrs. old., in good working cond., needs p.m. TRAINING 12 x 18 blue, excel. cond., bound edges, w/pad, some repair, $100OBO. Call Kim or Tim3298. day's Dinner: Build Your Own Bring yourbeach blankets andlawn chirstothe Safety Firstis the theme for May FHC Provider moving must sell, $150OBO. Call 3502. WANTED. Pizza Monday:Lunch: Buffet COMO Club Hail and Farewell 50's Beach tmg.,Mon.,May21,7to9p.m.attheYouthCtr. 12 x 15, short, blue tweed w/some beige and Babysitter for college term to begin during the Assault ofHospital Cay, Sat.,May 19, 7 p.m. DJ FHC providers, bring your snack ideas to share gray, $65. Call 3656. month of August. Must be com *able w/2 yr. CPO CLUB playing 50's music, Polish sausage, hamburg- with the group. FMI, call 4543. COMPUTER EOUIPMENT old and 7 mo. old. Call 4674 AWH. Tot.ight's Dinner: Seafodcx is able to ers, giant bonfire, cash bar, transportation by Mandatorytmg.classforallpersonnelthathave Commodore Colt, color monitor, Epson LX 800 Mature person who has the time and Special or Prime Rib Satur- only. FMI, Post Office, printer, many programs, $850. Call 3051, leave help out a single parent w/5 yr. old son during Port Services. Authorized patrons turned in mail orderly apps. to the day's Dinner: Seafood Special call 2640/2642. and are waiting for appt. as Mail Orderly, 8:30 message for PO Darmanin, Rm. C3-32. late duty days. Must be able to pick-up son 4 or Prime Rib Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Sunday's Dinner: of Gadfly Gourmand the one that boasts of great food and Jerk pork and chicken dominate the For the qualitand quantity Open Menu Monday: The two stars. For lots of things to do. scene on Friday and Saturday. Sun- food the club earns Harbor Lights Lounge is closed. Guantanamo Bay's It's a disappointment, and proba- day highlights steamship round at service the clubs garners two stars. star, WINDJAMMER CLUB Air Station bly not worth spending time in. $10 for adults and $5 for children For ambiance the club rates one Naval Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib However, if you're on the Naval Air under 12. and overall the Clipper Club garners Clipper Club or Neptune's Feast Saturday's Station, the Club's hours are Monday The winemenuselectionis suffi- one and a half stars. Dinner:: Prime Rib or Thursday from 5:30 to 10 cient, and like all other establish- For your copy of "The Gadfly * 1/2 through Neptune's Feast Sunday's p.m., Friday from 5:30 to 11 p.m., ments, depends upon the barge for its Gourmand guide to gnawing, gob- Dinner: Jerk Pork It is indeed unfortunate that the and weekends from noon to 11 p.m. offerings. bling, gorging, and gastronomy in the only club accessible to all hands at The menu lists appetizers that The complaint that one hears is Guantanamo Bay, call or drop by CLIPPER CLUB the Naval Air Station doesn't meas- include soup for $1 through shrimp "the Clipper Club has raised its Public Affairs Office on Admin Hill. Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian ure up. It's only opened for one meal cocktail for $4.50. A la carte offer- prices, but not its standards." The The telephone number is 4502. BBQ Saturday's Dinner:Jerk a day - dinner. That means that there ings include baked potatoes for $1.00 prices may be in line for the quality The Gadfly Gourmand appears Pork or Chicken Sunday's is plenty of time to try to cleanup, fix and sauteed mushrooms for $1.50. of food, but they're right about the every Friday in the Guantanamo Dinner: Steamship Round up and paint up this run-down estab- Sandwiches range in price from club's ambiance. It's almost totally Daily Gazette. MALL ATRIUM lishment. $1.25 for the grilled cheese to $4.75 lacking. Friday's Dinner: Bacon I'm sure there are enough sailors DidI sayrun-down? That'sright for the hoagie. Meat entrees offer a one Wrapped Tenderloin Steak see the Club Flight Sch. from page -run-down. The wallpaper is dirty, meat platter at $8.50 or steaks up to on the base who want to Saturday: BBQ Chicken be willing to torn or missing throughout the Club, $9.50. The seafood bill of fare in- upgraded. They'd Flight Data Loc. Arrive Dpart Sunday: Burger American including the lounge. The four sea- cludes shrimp at $7.50, platters at devote off-duty time to a good field- C-9 5/20 Gitmo ------10:05 nx. 1225 pm. 1:25pm. Style to hide the years Casa Nova at day in the club. After all, it's their Rury Rda. scapes can't begin $10.25 and Scallops Jacksonville 4:40pm. 5:40pim. GRADE SCHOOL of wear, and lack of attention. The $11.50. Chicken dishes are $3.25 for only club on NAS. And, I'm sure, CDalen 6:55 pm. 8:00 pm. 11:00 pm. Monday's Lunch: Hamburgers carpets are filthy and probably be- three pieces or $8.25 for nine pieces. there are plenty of sailors with car- NAS Norfolk 9:45 pm. Jacksonville midnight yond cleaning. The ceilings, doors, The Club has a Mexican buffet pentry, wall-paper hanging, carpet C-141 5/20 Gitmo ----- 10:00 am. HIGH SCHOOL chairs and tables are in dire need of on Monday at $7.50. Ithas Prime Rib cleaning and replacement, and inte- Roosy Rds. 130pm. 2:30pm. Monday's Lunch: Sloppy Joe skills. The club, the NAS Norfolk 5:00 pm. 7:00 pm. replacement. It's a strong candidate on Tuesday at $15 for two. Wednes- rior decorating Andrews AFB 8:30 pm. Sandwich for the demolition ball, ortotal refur- day's features are ethnic specials and lounge andbothrestrooms are in sore bishment. That's the Clipper Club, pizza is king on Thursday at $7.50. need of this attention. NOTE: If you change flights, noify the air tenianal. PAGE 4, FRntY, MAY 18, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAI.Y GAZETTE SPORTS Mariners, White Sox are still playing strong Sports MLB Standings AP- It seems some unexpected enth inning put Milwaukee on top to inning pitch into the upper deck, just American League Roundup teams in the American League are stay, as the Brewers skipped past the sixth upper deck shot in the sta- winning. The Chicago White Sox California 6-3. Robin Yount and dium's history, and the first since Milwaukee 19 12 .613 - Bostn 18 14 .563 15 improved their home record to 15-3, Dave Parker had the key RBI hits for 1983. Toronto 20 16 556 1.5 best in the majors. A five-run sev- theBrewers. Recently acquiredDave Greg Olson, the number-eight Cleveland 17 16 515 3 MLB enth inning carried the Sox past Winfield was in uniform for the batter in Atlanta's lineup, drove in New York 13 18 .419 6 Baltimore 7-3. Angels. He grounded out in a pinch- five runs with his second and third Baltimore 14 20 .412 6.5 Royals - The Kansas City Detroit 14 22 389 7.5 Royals say they'll activate outfielder Sammy Sosa's RBI double tied hitting appearance. home runs of the season, as the Danny Tartabulltoday. He's been out the score at 3-3 in the seventh, and Seattle completed a three-game Braves rode his bat to a 6-1 victory Oakland 23 10 .697 - since tearing a leg muscle on the sec- then the Orioles' defense collapsed. sweep of Toronto by blasting the over the N.L. East leading Pittsburgh Chicago 20 10 .667 15 ond day of the season. Tomake room, Mark Williamson walked Ivan Blue Jays 14-6. Brian Giles drove in Pirates. Minnesosa 18 15 .545 5 Seattle 18 18 .500 6.5 the Royals are sending outfielder Calderon with the bases loaded to half of the Mariners' runs, four on a Derek Lilliquist scattered eight Russ Mormon to Triple-A ball. Texas 15 19 .441 8.5 give Chicago the go-ahead run. grand slam and three with another hits over seven innings to get the Rangers - The Texas Rangers California 13 22 .371 11 Lance Johnson then scored on a wild homer. Kansas City 11 21 .344 115 havebrought up catcherJohn Russell The three-run shot came victory, his second against four pitch. First baseman Randy Milligan during a nine-run third inning that losses. National League from theirnOmahafarm club and have Ead - L zC I. sent catcher Chad Kreuter to it. booted a grounder that led to two broke open the game. It's still early, Neal Heaton was the losing Pittsburgh 22 12 .647 - Angels - California shortstop more runs. but sportscasters and writers are pitcher. Heaton's now 6-1 this year. Philadelphia 19 14 576 2.5 Mark McLemore went to the D.L. Mickey Tettleton had three hits beginning to take a second look at He'd won 11 consecutive decisions Montreal 18 17 514 4.5 with a sprained wrist. for the Orioles, including a two-run teams like the Chicago White Sox dating back to last year. New York 16 17 .485 5.5 Reds - Pitcher Danny Jackson St Louis 16 18 .471 6 homer in the top of the seventh that and Seattle Mariners. It may still be Jose DeLeon and two St. Louis Chicago 15 19 .441 7 was activated by Cincinnati and re- had given the O's a 3-2 lead. early, and more-than-likely, these relievers shut out Cincinnati 3-0. liever Rick Mahler landed on the Minnesota rookie Kevin Tapani teams will fade after the All-Star DeLeon gave up four hits over the Cincinnati 23 8 .742 - Reds' disabled list. earned his third straight victory break. But then, some experts ex- first seven and a-third innings to get Los Angeles 17 17 500 7.5 SanDiego 16 18 when the Twins beat the New York pected them to start fading by now. .471 8.5 NBA his third victory. Ken Dayley and SanFrancisco 14 20 .412 10.5 Yankees 4-1, Tapani gave up one run Over in the National League, Nuggets - Denver Nuggets' Lee Smith finished up, each allowing Houston 13 21 382 115 guard Todd Lichti yesterday under- on seven hits over seven and a-third Ken Oberkfell's sacrifice fly in the one hit. Atlanta 12 20 375 115 (Last night's games not included) went surgery for a broken bone in his innings. He fanned five and walked bottom of the 11th inning boosted They out-pitched Tom Brown- right foot. The team says he was in- one, iriproving his record to 5-2. Houston over the Chicago Cubs 5-4. ing, who was down 1-0 when he left Thursday's results jured ina one-car accident in Nevada Detroit scored twice in the top of Jose Nunez was on the mound in after seven innings and wound up American League yesterday mroming. The driver of the the 10th and completed a three-game the 11th and took the loss. He's 1-4. losing for the fourth time. Seattle 14, Toronto 6 car was killed in the accident. Offi- sweep with a 7-5 victory over Texas. The win went to Dave Smith. DeLeon tripled in the third and Milwaukee 5, Califonin 3 Minnesota 4, New York 1 cials say she apparently fell asleep at Chet Lemon doubled home the The game featured one of the scored the only run off Browning the wheel. Chicago 7, Baltimore 3 Tigers' go-ahead run and then scored longest home runs in the Astro- when Ozzie Smith singled. Terry Detroit 7, Texas 3 Team-The NBA's All-Defen- on a base hit by Mike Heath. dome's 25-year history. Houston National League sive team was named yesterday. Se- Pendleton and Pedro Guerrero added Four straight singles in the sev- rookie Eric Anthony drove second- RBI's in the Cardinal eighth. St Luais 3, Cincimati 0 lected to the honorary team were Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 1 Dennis Rodman and Joe Dumars of Houston 5, Chicago 4 (11) theDetroit Pistons, Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls, AKeem Olajuwon PWD (B) beats of the Houston Rockets and Port- GITMO ATHLETICS NBA Playoffs land's Buck Willams. AQUATICS NavSta Blue (A) Conference semifinals Draft - The NBA released the GOLFING Round two, best ofseven listofundergraduateswho'veapplied Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Major tournament - A majorvendor STAFF REPORT - In Cap- Thursday's results Open Water, May 21 (2), June 5; Advanced sponsored tourney is May 26-27 at Yatera San Antonio 112. Portland for entry to this year's draft. Thirteen tain's Cup softball last night, PWD 97 Open Water, May 31, June 7; Night Diver, Seca Golf Course. Pre-regist, $10entry, plus (Series tied 3-3) names are currently on the list, includ- May 31, July 5; Equipment Specialty, May all other fees required. Golfers must have es- (B)'s left-fielder Steve Legg blasted ing two of the nation's leading scor- 30; Underwater Photography, June 6; Deep tablished handicap. Call Mike Penn at 2519. a three-run homer over the center ers, Chris Jackson of Loutisiatia State Diver, May 31, July 5; Underwater Naviga- Jack n' Jill - A Jackn' Jill tourna- field fence in the first inning as PWD NHL and Georgia Tech's Dennis Scott. tor, May 31, July 5; Search/Recovery, May mentissetSun.,May20.Teams willbedrawn (B) buried Naval Station Blue (A) 18; Underwater Hunter, May 25. Call 3845. Sunday mroming. Cut-off sign-up is 8 a.m. Stanley Cup NHL Officers' Pool - Time changes are: Shotgun start at 9 a.m. Call Don Peavy at 14-4. Mon-.,Wed.-Fri.8a.m.-8p.m.; Sat.I11a.-10 3307/6315. Controversy was a key in the Stanley Cup - Game two of the p.m.; Sun.-Holidays, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; closed Fly By Night - A Fly By Night Tour- game. In the fifth inning with the Playoffs Stanley Cup finals is tonight in Bos- Tue. Call 2560. nament is Fri, May 25 at Yatera Seca Golf scored tied 4-4, Blue (A) put runners Final round ton. The Edmonton Oilers take a 1-0 L.P.scubacasses-Open WaterScuba Course. Bring a dish for dinner at 6:30 p.r., Best of seven on first and third with one out. Their lead into their match against the classes begin Mon., May 21 on Leeward tee-off at8. Entry fee $5, no greenfees orcart Today's game Bruins. Point Call Nancy at 2473 or MWR Info., rentals Fivesomes play five holes. Limited to next batter nailed a fly deep to right- Edmonton at Boston Office at 3845. first 25 who sign up at Pro Shop. Call 2519. center where PWD's right-center- (Oilers lead series 1-0) Hydroaerobics - Five weeks hy- HORSE fielder Ray Mathis caught it. The two RACING droaerobics begins Mon., May 21 at Marine PROJECT PLAYER The field - The field of tomor- Pool, 5-6 p.m. Meets Mon.-Wed.-Thur. Fee runners tagged up and advanced, DartTournament - You'll beright on $20, sign-up MWR Info., Off. Drop-ins $2 with the runner on third scoring. row's Preakness in Baltimore is set. target when you enter the Project PlayerDart per session, pay at gym. Call 3845 or Pam at Nine horses are entered, with Ken- Toumey Mon., May 21, 7p.m., Windjammer After Mathis threw the ball in, CrCup 3747. Captain' tucky Derby winner "Unbridled" the Club. Register at 6:30, cricket play, fee $1. PWD's pitcher threw the ball to first- early 7-5 favorite. Two other Derby Fishing Tournament -Leeward Point Call Amy Memorial Day Fishing Tournament is set for at 2560. base, claiming the runner had left the Softball participants are next, runner-up May 25-28. Entry fee $25, four categories, bag too early. Thatrunner was called Thursday's results "Summer Squall" at 2-1 and "Mister cash prizes. To enter, call Oelerich, W-6347, YACHT CLUB out for the third out and the next 10 Men Frisky" at3-1. "Pleasant Tap", third H-6096; Willis, W-6295, H-2713; Sample, Luff, tack,jib? -Ready foranew lan- minutes was spent discussing the SIMA (A) 17, NAS Flyers 16 in the Derby two weeks ago, won't W-6347, H-2820. guage? Comeon by the Yacht Club on week- PWD (B), 14, NavSta Blue (A) 4 run because of a strained tendon. ends and holidays and expand your vocabu- runner at third. It was decided that NavSta Gold (A) 10, FIG 0 "Champagne For Shely" was with- BOWLING lary, while leading to sail. Up to 8 hours of the run didn't count because the out PWD (A) 11, SIMA (B) 3 lessons for $20 or free. Call Jim at 4749 or Tonight's games drawn after he broke an ankle bone Major tournament - A major ven- at first was the third out. The scored Bos'n at 4405. NAS Security vs. NavSta Gold (2), 6 p.m. while galloping yesterday morning. dor's toumey runs May 26-27 at Marblehead stayed tied. 7 Pot luck - A Pot luck and BBQ is set Security Lanes. Sign up Sat, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. or30-min. (W/W) vs. NMCB-4, p.m. for Sun., May 20 at the Yacht Club, at 3 pm. PWD broke it open in the bottom before weekday league bowling. Fees, $10 NavSta Blue (B) vs. Marine Bks, 8p.m. NCAA along with general meeting. Bring a friend, of the fifth each event, $16 all events. Enter byCOB May after Blue walked the Naval Hospital vs. NSGA/Co. '", 9p.m. club members, RSVP. Call Rick at 3988 or (All games Headed north - Former West 19. Gloria at 2118/2357 or Greg at 2759. bases loaded. Left-centerfielderBob at Cooper Field, No.2) Ben 2782. Saturday's Virginia quarterback Major Harris is Leeward Big Pot -The Leeward Point Grant followed with a two-run 6 games headed for the Canadian Football Bowling Center features Big Pot, No Tap SIMA (A) vs. FTG, p.m. single. Blue loaded the bases again NAS Flyers vs. PWD (B), 7 pm. League. Harris' agent says he's bowling tn Sat, May 26, at $10 per person. YOUTH ACTIVITIES and PWD pitcher Jeff Hahn belted a NavSta Gold (A) vs. SIMA (B), 8p.m. agreed Reg. at 5 p.m. Call Willie at 6417 or Jerry at Tennis lessons - Tennis lessons are to a one-year contract with the NavSta Blue (A) vs. NavSta 3014. available Mon, through Wed, as part of the three-run double to left to make it 9- Gold (2), 9 p.m British Columbia Lions. Harris was (All games at Cooper Field, No.1) third in this past season's Heisman Youth Activities Leisure skills program. 4. Thirty-minute classes meet one daya week at Women Trophy voting. BICYCLE REPAIR Five more runs in the sixth ended NavSta a monthly fee of $15. Call 4075. Gold 6, NavSta Blue 3 Yes,we'resopen-Doesyourbikeneed Naval Hospital Roller-skating update - Youth roller the game on the 10-run rule. S, PWD 4 fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle Repair skating is Sat. in the elementary sch. multi- Tonight's games AUTO RACING Shop, open Sat, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Cooper In women's softball last night, purpose toom. Grades three and below, 5-7 High School vs. PWD, 6p.m. Indy 500 - The Indianapolis Field nearthe tennis courts. Call John at 2560. mighty Naval Station Blue fell like NAS Flyers vs. NavSta Blue, 7 p.m. Motor Speedway was openyesterday p.m., 4-6, 7:30-9:30 pm. Fee, $2, includes skate rental. Call Patrick at 4075. giant at the hands of red-hot Naval (All games at Cooper Field, No.1) for a full day of practice, the first full CAPTAIN'S CUP Pre-teen pool - Chalk up your cue day's action since Monday. Qualifi- Station Gold 6-3. The game started Tennisasch. available - Captain's Cup sticks forte pre-teen pool tournament Sun., off slow, cations for the Indy 500 resume to- Men's andWomen'sTennissch. areavailable May 20, 130pm. at the Youth Center. Call with defense holding both morrow. at the base gym. Call 2560/2504. 4075. teams until the third inning. GBYAA Track and Field - Captain's Cup Pre-teen Soccer - Gather up your Gold scored two earned runs on TENNIS Track and Field events have been postponed teamssfor a littlepzi-teenSoccer action Wed., Baseball until June 15-17. Call John at 2504. May 23, 6 p.m. at the Youth Center. Call hits by Susan Katzman, Tammy Men- The top two seeds were 4075. Cullison and Amy Asche. However, Saturday's games upset yesterday in the third round of Seniors CORRAL Basketball - Teens, practice your Blue took the Italian Open tennis tournament. a 3-2 lead in the bottom Fil-Anm Marines vs. FRA Red Sex, 7:30 p.m - Don't forget 50-cent moves for aTwo-On-TwoBasketballcontest Pony rides half of the third on two Gold errors. (Game at Chick Zasler Field) Number-16 Alberto Mancini of Ar- pony rides for the kids Tues. from 2:30 t Thur.,May 24, 8pm.Call Patrickor Katie at Majors gentina knocked off top-seed Brad 4:30pm. Rides will beat Tierra Kay,May 29 47. Gold got the run back, plus one, Gilbert 6-2, 6-1. And Guy Forget of and eerPar Ma 22 Cal Luri orGle at Pre-teen akateboarding - Practice SIMA-R2 Orioles vs. FRA Tigers, 3 p.m. akMy 2 al~uiorlsa those fancy atunss and enter the prtaet in the top of the fifth on singles by France upset second-seed Aaron 2381. (Game at Chick Zasier Field) Simone Young, Donna King and Minors Krickstein Saddle Club - The Caribbean Saddle skateboard competition Fri., May 25, 6 p.m. 6-4,7-6. 4075 ROICC Angels vs. FRA Royals, 3p.m. Club meets Sun., May 20 at 4 p.m. at the at the Youth Center Call Susan Katzman to take a 5-3 lead, Women - Two high seeds also VC-10 Padres vs. NAS CPOA Orioles, 5 Coral. Membehip fee, $1 single, family. T s9 pm fell inthe thirdround of the Women's $3 a thenscoredinthefinalruninthelater (Games at Brandon Field) CalBJustinatouae German Open. Judith Wiesner of Youth Center.t54650.the Call4075. innings. Blue missed chances in the T-BaH Austria advanced when fourth-seed fifth and sixth and went down in L.P. 1ST Cubs vs. FRA Reds, 8:30a.m. Femandez retired with a FITNESS CNL Braves vs. PSD Astros, 8:30 am. Mary Joe order in the seventh. back injury. And third-seed Gabriela Membership discount -Save$5 when Keep in tune with local and Gold improved Quillen Dodgers vs. FRA Giants, 10 am. Sabatini of Argentina dropped a 6-4, yourfriendjainstheFitneasCenterduringthe national sports. Don't forget to its record to 6-2. (Games 1-3, Brandon, Ga. 2 Wolford) first of each month. To qualify, yououstbea call in our stories to 4819. Girl's Softball 3-6, 6-4 matchto Italy's Sandra Chec- A close current member. Call 3846. game was also played in Team 2 vs. Team 1, 930 am. chini. the only other contest last night. (Game at Cooper Field, No.3) Naval Hospital nipped PWD 5-4.