Guantanamo Gazette June 28, 1989 Vol. 45 -- No. 120 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Wednesday, NEX helps with base's water conservation efforts *ITOR'S NOTE: The following contin- "The Navy Exchange Laundromat is are urging s the series of articles which shows the only open on even days and we the various departments and the community to wash full loads," said efforts by ability to do Water Condition Bravo is now in effect tenant commandslactivities to conserve Ladouceur. "We also have the water supply. It is much more dry cleaning. So if you can dry Guantanamo'sprecious them, Please conserve fresh water our way to let you, the community, know clean your clothes instead of washing not alone in our struggle to please bring them to the dry cleaners. In that you are are also decreasewater usage by 40 percent. addition to those measures, we making sure the laundry we do is full loads By JOC BILL DOUGHERTY only." Gallons of water in storage as of Tuesday, June 27: 9.76 MIL Another way to save water is using The water situation facing Guantanamo paper plates. This works not only in the Goal: 750 K has been embraced by the community and home but also for all NEX food service activities have geared their outlets. Gallons of water used Tuesday, June 27: *OVER GOAL* 823 K many of the at operations for water conservation. The "We are using paper plates and cups Navy Resale Activity has implemented all food service outlets," added Ladouceur. Present water restrictions are: many water saving procedures and contin- "And if you want to change from china to * No watering lawns or plants ues to seek suggestions and ideas from it's paper products at home, the NEX and * No washing vehicles, private or government employees. Commissary is carrying a full supply of * No washing or rinsing boats, dive gear or recreational equipment "We are considering a variety of ideas paper products." * No air conditioning for two hours daily (8 to 10 a.m.) cussed at management meetings," said * Full loads of laundry are to be washed on even calendar days only Cmdr. Gerry Ladouceur, Officer in Another water saving item sold in the * Water will be shut off to Bachelor's Quarters and Housing areas between 9 a.m. and Charge (OIC), Navy Resale Activity, Commissary is bottled water. A shipment 4:30 p.m. daily GuantanamoBayCuba."From these ideas of 200 cases of bottled water was received * No unofficial visitors may visit the base as of Friday, June 30. we will implement additional water saving yesterday, according to Ladouceur. "We measures and continue to provide the full still will maintain the present restrictions CONSERVE! ARE YOU SAVING YOUR 40 PERCENT? service the community has come to expect on quantities so that everyone has an equal from us." opportunity to purchase bottled water," Those services include taxis and car said the Navy Resale Activity OIC. K = Thousands of gallons MIL = Millions of gallons rentals. However, according to Ladouceur, In addition to the present water conser- said, "We are taxis and rental cars will not be washed. vation measures, Ladouceur will be in effect for all bachelor's very waste-conscious about how much WATER OUTAGE SCHEDULE: Water hours "We're following the same guidelines that and 4:30 p.m. Water will be turned off and water we are using when cleaning our NEX quarters and housing areas between 9a.m. have been established for personal the hours of 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Report vehicles," added the Navy and Commissary Store facilities. It may at 9 a.m. and will be turned back on between government turned off to PWD Trouble Desk; Resale Activity OIC. sound corny but a gallon saved is a gallon leaks, or areas living areas where water has not been Like automobiles, the Navy Resale stored." at Windward call 4424 and at Leeward call 6395. Activity has implemented many of the Water conservation- the Navy Resale base's water saving policies. Activity is on board! Sailors can look forward to wearing a new style of glasses Cone continued. "Some lenses take a mat- the cutting machine, which sports a dia- By JO1 FRED A. DIAS ter of minutes to take the dye while other mond tip cutter. The Navy is still stocking to two or three days." 25 percentglass lenses while 75 percentare The Navy has new glasses. lenses take up offers tinted glasses plastic lenses. The diamond cutter is more That's right. The old black framed Cone said the clinic or pink. "We often accurate in cutting either lens. The lenses glasses are out and the new brown frames in gray, yellow, brown pink tint for those who work under are cut so that the center of the lens will be are in. make a Cone said. He pointed lined up with the center of the eye's pupil. "The brown frames were introduced 10 fluorescent lights," patient is in need of bifocals or Then the frame is submerged into ahotbox years ago," said HM2 Johnny Cone, who out that if a is longer. These orders of glass beads to soften it up. Once that works at the Optometry Clinic, U.S. Naval trifocals, the wait to NOSTA. The waiting stage is completed, the lenses are fitted into Hospital, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. must be sent the work load and the the frames and allowed to cool. When the The brown frames have some advan- period depends on patient returns to pick up his/her new the black frames. The brown mail. tages over glasses, Little performs final fittings of the are lighter, come in larger sizes and, In Guantanamo, another unique situ- frames fit. for the corpsman, are designed to prevent ation exists. Non-prescription glasses are ear pieces to ensure a proper reversing the lenses when installing them made by the clinic as a safety precaution "All active duty personnel receive their into the frame. against theintense Caribbean sun. Ordinar- glasses free of charge. Dependents, civilian The new contract was approved by ily, non-prescribed sunglasses are not au- employees and foreign nationals must pay Naval Ophthalmic Support and Training thorized atNavy Optometry Clinics. Don't for their eye wear, which is cheap com- Activity (NOSTA), Yorktown, Va. The expect super designs, however, as only pared to the civilian sector. Standard prices Navy Supply System, who stocks the lenses Navy frames and lenses are used. start at $12.93," Cone explained. "Special and frames, brought in the brown frames The clinic is manned by Lt. Cmdr. lenses run higher, but I haven't seen any- this year. Both frames and pre-made pre- Gregory Brammer, Optometrist, HM1 thing over $35." scription lenses are sent out to Naval Hos- Beatress Little and HM2 Cone. If your eye The Optometry Clinic is also willing to pital Optometry Clinics, who have the problem is an emergency or an injury, the support those who wish to wear contact facilities to put the lenses and frames to- clinic holds a sick call from 7:30 to 8a.m. lenses. Again, call the Appointment Desk gether, in order to speed up the process of Also, re-checks are often seen during this to make an appointment. Dr. Brammer will getting glasses to the patient. Most stateside time. Normal working hours are from 8 measure your eyes for contacts. The Navy Navy clinics do not have this facility. a.m. to 4 p.m. stilldoesn'tissuecontacts, soyouwillhave The Optometry Clinic in Guantanamo Now that you know about what the to purchase them from an outside source. has the facility to put the lenses and frames clinic offers, how do you go about getting Once you receive your lenses, Dr. Bram- together. Since the contract doesn't include your new glasses? mer will fit them for you and the corpsmen HM2 Johnny Cone, Optometry half frames, the clinic has gone open pur- Make an appointment by calling the will show you how to put in and take out Clinic, Naval Hospital, Guantan- chase for those who require them. appointment desk at 2200 or 2208. When your new lenses. They will also instruct of your amo Bay, prepares a pair of new "Active duty personnel get two pair of you arrive, Cone will check you in by you in the care and maintenance Navy brown frames in the heat box glasses automatically," Cone said. "We giving you a pre-eye exam and take meas- contacts. before inserting the lenses. Being usually make one with clear lenses and the urements of your eyes. Dr. Brammer will A full service clinic? You bet. The broken an overseas hospital allows Guan- other with dark lenses." Cone went on to examine your eyes and provide consulta- clinic might be able to fix your tanamo Bay's clinic to maintain a explain that if just the clear lens frames are tion with you about your condition. After glasses. They keep a small supply of frame facility to put glasses together in a ordered it takes about one day to have them he writes out your prescription, he hands it screws, nose pads and hinges on hand. short period of time. Stateside clin- ready. 'However, if both pairs are being to Little who measures you for the frames. If you are a family out to save money, ics do not provide this service. made, it may take a week. Little chooses the proper lenses and the Naval Hospital Optometry Clinic may (Photo by JO1 Fred A. Dias) "It depends on the lens manufacturer," frames from their stock room and fires up be your best bet for eye wear needs. Career Counselor's Corner NCC (AW) Elaina Foley NAVSTA Career Counselor BAY NEWS Being a recruiter is one of the printing wasn't done by the re- Retirement ceremony Check out procedures most challenging and rewarding cruiter. It's too bad the instruc- The Navy Resale Activity is hosting a retire- Personnel leaving PCS no longer have to phone jobs in our Navy. Sometimes I tors at recruiting school can't ment ceremony for Mr. Charles Ward, one of its for an appointment to check out with the Navy used to think it was the most predict which or how many ob- Cuban commuters, Thursday, June 29, at 11 a.m., Resale Activity. Personnel checking out should stop impossible job I'd faced. Work stacles you'll have to overcome in the New Mall Atrium. All of Mr. Ward's by our administrative offices on any workday days begin early, sometimes start- before your skills are fine-tuned friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. between the hours of 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. ing at 4 a.m., when applicants enough to prevent or identify Mr. Ward wishes to relay his "Best wishes for a have be driven to processing. problems early. prosperous future to all his friends here in Gitmo. EOD Training I will miss everyone very much." Days can also end late in the eve- But all the problems you'll Small boating, swimming and diving will be All those who have known and worked with ning, when there may be appoint- face during your first few weeks secured Friday, June 30, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Mr. Ward since he came onboard with the Navy the vicinity of Phillips Park between the Windward ments to keep in an outlying area can be overcome. The key is self- Resale Activity in 1949 in the retail store will Point Lighthouse and buoy 2A to mid-channel due or applicants need rides home discipline. You'll discover that a surely miss him. We all wish Mr. Ward fair winds to detonation of explosives underwater. after the normal work day. recruiter has to be able to bounce and following seas for his future. For me, the toughest part of back, continue to prospect and Teller at Leeward recruiting duty was surviving the sell the Navy as if those rejec- Scheduled water outage There will be a teller at Leeward Point Friday, transition period; recruiting tions never took place. Rejection There will a scheduled water outage be June 30. school and the first 60 days of by applicants and doctors, rude Thursday and Friday, June 29 and 30, from production. The school is tough, parents and long working hours midnight to 6 a.m., for PWD personnel to conduct but once you graduate, you can't are all part of the recruiting duty. a water leak survey. The following areas will be Dive-In Movies help but feel motivated, partially It goes with the territory. But affected: The Villamar pool will be showing dive-in because you know you have mas- that's why you'll get partial sea June 29 - East Caravella housing animated movies every Friday at 8 p.m., starting tered all the basics you'll need to duty credit, special duty assign- June 30 - Caravella Point housing June 30. Treat your kids to a swim and a movie at the same time. become a successful recruiter. ment pay, an excellent incentives program for doing the job. And Mexican food The real adjustment comes you'll also experience tremen- The Marine Barracks Enlisted Wives Club is Baked goods needed when you arrive in the field and dous job satisfaction every time featuring "real" Mexican food the Fourth of July. The GBYAA is sponsoring a cake sale booth at start using those skills. During the you help a young person start Every burrito and taco is home-made and includes Phillips Park the Fourth of July. Contributions of baked goods would be appreciated as we are a non- Navy career. That goes with fresh-made salsa. Stop by our booth out at Phillips period it takes to hone your skills, their profit organization. Also needed are volunteers to the territory too. It's all part of Park and give your taste buds that spectacular usually 30 to 60 days, you're sure taste of Mexican food. For more information, work the booth. For more information, call Maria at to experience many frustrations. being an active and successful contact Frances Avila at 2658, after work hours, 4462. Applicants won't show for ap- member of Navy Recruiting Wendy at 3466 or Cheryl at 4284. pointments; or they will change Command. Mail Orderly training joining after You have to their minds about be willing to Visitor policy note There is a mandatory training class for all many hours have been spent on accept a tough job assignment Effective today COMNAVBASE has re- personnel that have turned in mail orderly applica- their paperwork; parents will ref- before you can expect to receive scinded all previously approved visitor requests. tions to the Post Office, and are waiting for use to sign consent forms; or the recognition and job satisfaction. If your previously approved visitors experience appointment as Mail Orderly, Wednesday, July 5 at processing doctor will reject an It takes commitment, but what difficulty obtaining reimbursement for commer- 9 a.m., in the Family Service Center Training room. applicant because proper blue- important job doesn't? cial airline tickets to Norfolk, Va., or other point Topics include the following: Mail Security, of debarkation, contact SKC Tackett at PSD Mailroom Operating Procedures and Mail Handling. Transportation at 4489 as soon as possible. You Any other Mail Orderlies that have not attended the will need to provide the following information, previous classes are welcome to attend. name of guest(s), dates of flights with flight NEW ARRIVAL number and itinerary. Toga party Bring your favorite sheet to the Clipper Club, Baby's Name: Ryan Kay Independence Day sale Saturday, July 1, for a "Toga Party Extraordinaire" Parent's Name: Mr. and Mrs. Tony Petro The Marine Corps Exchange will be having an sponsored by Project Player. Festivities are set to Date: June 19, 1989 "Independence Day Sale" Saturday, July 1. Super begin at 9 p.m. Weight: 9 lb. 6.5 oz. savings in selective merchandise, including 10 Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. percent off ladies' apparel. There will be lots of For more information, call Amy at 3246. To announce your newest arrival in the Guantanamo Gazette, fun and games. So come shop early and save. submit the baby's name, the parent's name, the date of birth and Nominations the weight of the baby. Women of the Chapel Nominations for Supervisor/Manager of the Women of the Chapel will meet Wednesday, Year award should be submitted to the Equal July 5, at 6:30 p.m. at West Bargo 43-A. All Employment Opportunity Advisory Committee no women of the Guantanamo community are invited later than Wednesday, July 12. For more informa- to attend. Chaplain Reitz will be the special tion call 4612. speaker. If you need to use the nursery, contact Entertainment Tonight Diana at 3163 by Monday, July 3. Thrift Savings Plan The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) open season runs 4:00 WONDERWORKS Boat Shed demolition through Monday, July 31. Eligible employees are 5:00 SUPERMAN The Corinaso Boat Shed is scheduled for being sent a memorandum on the subject along wit 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT demolition during the second week of July. All an explanatory booklet. For more information, W 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 boats must be removed prior to Tuesday, July 4. contact Kay Kime at 4614 or 4117 or Carole Tuthill at 4271 or 4418 in Consolidated Civilian Personnel 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT Morale, Welfare and Recreation has a limited Office. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS number of slips available for immediate occu- pancy. Interested boat owners can contact the 7:00 STAR TREK MWR Marina Manager at 2345. Air Terminal News Flash 8:00 MOVIE: ICEMAN 9:45 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) Passengers traveling are reminded that they are Operations closure allowed one seabag and a suitcase. If you use two Operations w1l be securing Monday, July 3, at seabags, the extra seabag in counted as excess and All movies begin at 8 p.m. noon for a official function. the cost is $20 to Norfolk. For more information call 6204 ro 6408. Downtown Lyceum NMCB-7 Run T-shirts Child's Play.Horror-Drama (R).1:27 Energy Savings Tip McCalla Lyceum T-shirts for the NMCB-7 "Can Do" 5K run/ walk have arrived and can be picked up at the Since the water coming from the Desal Plant is Tucker.Drama (PG-13). 1:50 Seabee compound from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For warm, keep a pitcher of water in the refrigerator to Marine Lyceum more information, call 4838. get a cold glass of water. Iron Eagle II.Action-Drama (PG).1:39 Leeward Lyceum Piano lessons Woman of the Year nominations Moon Over Parador. Comedy (PG-13).1:54 MWR Youth Activities has contracted an Nominations for this annual award should be additional piano instructor for its Leisure Skills submitted to Debbie Herbel, EEO Office, Stop 28, Piano Lessons. Classes are now available Monday no later than June 30. Guantanamo Gazette and Wednesday in one-half hour sessions. Class fee is $15 per month. Register at the Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Youth Center or call 4075 for additional informa- Housing inspections tion. The Naval Station Fire Department will be Naval Base Commander . Capt. John S. Boyd, USN conducting housing inspections from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Public Affairs Officer. . L Bob Hines, USNR on the following dates and locations: Editorial Staff Navy Resale phones June 29 - Ocean View 9A through Editor . JOSN Dik Rose, USN The Navy Resale Activity has just one phone 1468 and Assistant Editor.JOSN Lisa M. Enloe, USN offices on Mc- TPOV 1 through 21. Staff A ssistant. K risten L. A dkins line (4428) to its administrative Calla Hill due to the transfer of all phone lines to Residents who are unable to comply with the The editorial content of this newspapers prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office the new mall. All calls to our administrative of- above schedule should call the Fire Prevention of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members fices should be made to this number. Office at 3441 or 3442 to schedule an appointment of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect the official views of theU.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof. The Guantanama Gaee is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office.

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positions: High School, Elementary School and Substitute teachers, Clerk Typist GS-3 and GS-4, Civilian Personnel Secretary (typing) GS-4 and GS-5, Accounting Technician GS-415, Supply Clerk and Supply Clerk Warehouse Worker WG-4 and WG-5. Applications must be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office by the close of (typing) GS-4/5, and business Wednesday, July 5. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be obtained at Navy Resale Activity the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing vacancy announcements posted on official bulletin boards. The Navy Resale Activity has the following job openings. Contact the Personnel Office at Bldg. AV- *Indicates Limited Area of Consideration 34 or phone 4348 or 4508 for more information. The positions are open until filled unless otherwise ANN. NO. TITLE AND GRADE LOCATION specified. NAF221-89 I. *Cook MWR/Como Club NA/LWG-7404-8 NAF222-89 I,E Child Development Prog. Asst. MWR/Nursery School ANN. NO. TITLE AND GRADE LOCATION PS-1702-6 22-88 Food Service Worker NEX Food Service (5 vacancies) NA-2/$4.21 NAF223-89 I,E Child Development Prog. Asst. MWR/Nursery School LWG-2/$2.57 + .33 B.A. PS-1702-6 78-88 Cashier/Checker (P/T) NEX (5 vacancies) PS-2/$4.47 224-89 I.E Carpenter Leader PWD/Maintenance LGS-2/$2.53 WL-4607-9 94-88 Sales Clerk NEX Retail Store Applications must be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office by the close of PS-2/$4.47 business Thursday, July 6. LGS-3/$3.17 + .52 B.A. NAF107-89B IE Supply Clerk MWR/Windjammer 100-88 Cashier/Checker NEX Retail Store AS/LGS-2005-4 PS-2/$4.47 NAFl73-89B IE Recreation Aid MWR/Fitness Center LGS-3/$2.53 + .49 B.A. PS/LGS-189-4 110-88 General Sales Clerk (Pfl) NEX Retail Store (Intermit, Unsched.) PS-2/$4.47 ph NAFl75-89A. I,E Child Development Prog. Asst. MWR/CDC LGS-2/52.53 ph PS-1702-4 217-89 Customer Service Clerk NEX Leeward Point NAFl78-89A. I,E Cashier (P[I) MWR/Bowling Center PS-3/$4.81 ph PS-189-3 218-89 Laundry/Dry Cleaning Foreman Laundry NAF225-89 Recreation Aid MWR/Golf NS-5/$6.86 ph PS-189-4 LWS-5/$5.11 ph + .36 BA 226-89 I. *Secretary (Typing) Occup. Safety and Health Office 219-89 Head Sales Clerk NEX Leeward Point GS-318-5 PS-5/$5.46 ph 227-89 I.E Electrician SIMA LGS-4/$3.68 ph + .55 BA LWG-2805-8 215-89 Personnel Clerk (Typing) Personnel Office 228-89 IE Heavy Mobile Equip. Mech. SIMA AS-5/$5.65 ph Closes June 29 LWG-5803-8 LGS-4/$3.80 ph + .55 BA (F/T/Temp. NTE 120 days, P/T while In addition to the above positions, applications are accepted on a continuing basis for the following training)

Special PCS orders receive additional assistance PET OF THE WEEK Department of Defense plans to best access to the detailers. The NAVY NEWS SERVICE decommission 32 destroyers over West Coast site is determined as the next four years as part of needed. Sailors can negotiate Sailors receive additional as- proposed fiscal year 1990/91 orders in person or via an open sistance for their follow-on orders budget cuts. phone line set up with the ship from Naval Military Personnel during the conference. Command Detailers when they In cases like these, when en- are stationed on ships scheduled tire crews need orders, detailers All hands should update their for decommissioning. from NMPC hold a special con- duty preference sheets before the ference with the ship's Com- conference to let detailers know The scheduled decommis- manding Officer, Executive Offi- exactly where they want to be sta- sioning of 16 ships during the past cer, Command Career Counselor tioned next. This helps detailers two years prompted NMPC to and the Sailors themselves. For trying to match a sailor's first develop anew way to detail entire East Coast sailors, the conference choice with available billets and crews at the same time. The is usually held in Washington for the needs of the Navy. Rare forms of life studied on military installations

resources management plan. to study DoD lands "In some My name is Frisky. I am a adopting me or any of the other By TOM JOYCE The Nature Conservancy's cases," said Chipley, "we may female. I am approximately 8 available kittens, call the Veteri- - AFIS Correspondent mission is to preserve the best makerecommendations concern- weeks old. If you are interested in narian Clinic at 2212. examples of rare and endangered ing the set-aside of certain lands The Department of Defense species and natural communities containing very rare species of and theNatureConservancy have by protecting the environment plants or animals." signed an agreement establishing that sustains them. The organiza- Several DoD installations BAY DINING a cooperative effort to identify, tion collects and evaluates data have worked with the conser- document and maintain local and provides that information vancy in the past. For example, FRA ecological balances on defense through a nationwide data base Vandenberg Air Force Base, installations. Tonight's Special: Closed Until June 30. called the Heritage Program. The Calif., has developed a coastal- POST 46 "The agreement will make it organization does not expend re- dune management plan. It pro- Tonight's Dinner: BBQ Ribs, Delivery Service Available easier for military installations to sources on litigation. Rather, it tects a 55-mile stretch of impor- work with the Nature Conser- Thursday's Lunch: Oxtail works to acquire land with eco- tant habitat along Southern INN vancy and state agencies to com- logical resources it feels needs to California's coastline, including STOPLIGHT pile data on endangered or rare be conserved. Vandenberg property and the Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Steak or Fried fish Thursday's Legs w/Gravy plants and animals existing on Bob Chipley, director of the conservancy's Nipomo Dunes Lunch: Beef Stew or Turkey Department of Defense installa- State Heritage Program, said the nature preserve in nearby Santa BLUE CARIBE tions," said Christina Ramsey, organization's data base includes Barbara County. Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib Roast Thursday's Lucb: director of environmental plan- three types of information: Deputy Assistant Secretary of BBQ Beef Ribs or BBQ Chicken ing in the Office of the Deputy Defense for Environment Wil- DEER POINT Assistant Secretary of Defense -Alistofeach state's endan- liam H. Parker III said the agree- OFFICERS' CLUB for the Environment. "In addi- gered plants and animals ranked ment "continues a long history of Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu Thursdays Lunch: Potato tion, DoD will be able to access according to how rare they are DoD's commitment to protect the Bar conservancy and states' data globally and in the state; environment and the natural re- banks to improve andupdate their - A point location (almost to sources entrusted to its care, CPO CLUB natural resources management the foot) of endangered plants in while at the same time accom- Tonight's Dinner: Seafood Buffet Thursday's Lonch: plans." each state; plishing its primary mission of Corned Beef w/Cabbage - A history of each rare and Since 1978, each DoD instal- national defense." WINDJAMMER CLUB endangered species with infor- The agreement is expected to lation has been required to man- Tonight's Dinner: T-Bone Steak Two for $12 mation on how best to manage the serve as a catalyst for efforts to age the natural resources within remaining resources. manage DoD's natural resources its boundaries for multiple pur- The cooperative agreement in accord with the best and most CLIPPER CLUB poses and to describe how it will will make it easier for the conser- current scientific information Tonight's Dinner: SteakSandwich do that in an integrated natural- vancy to contract local scientists available, said Ramsey.

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, JuNE 28, 1989, PAGE 3 SPORTS first to go in NBA draft Captain's Cup softball homa center , Iowa second round picks. Men's softball FROM WIRE REPORTS guard B.J. Armstrong and for- 28. Miami, Sherman NAVSTA Blue 8 NAS Flyers 9 ward of Georgia Douglas, Syracuse, guard. 29. NMCB7. 7 PWD "A" 2 The Sacramento Kings made Southern. Charlotte, , Tennessee, Pervis Ellison of Louisville the The 1989 draft is the firstever forward. 30. Milwaukee, Frant 9 PWD "B" 8 top overall pick in last night's Hospital. to be limited to two rounds and Kornet, Vanderbilt, forward. 31. Security 4 PWD"C" 4 NBA draft at the Felt Forum in was heavy in the selection of for- L.A. Clippers, , Mur- New York's Madison Square wards among the early picks. Of ray State, forward. 32. New Jer- Marine Barracks 18 FTG 13 Garden. the first 11 taken, eight were sey, , DePaul, NAS Knights 8 SIMA"A" 3 The Kings ended the mystery frontline players. The clubs ig- forward. 33. L.A. Clippers, Jay NAVSTA Gold -9 surrounding the top choice by Edwards, Indiana, guard. 34. nored what appeared to be an SIMA "B" -4 going after the 6-foot 9-inch for- abundance of guards, taking only Minnesota, Gary Leonard, Mis- ward, who is being counted on to two in the first 11 picks. souri, center. 35. Dallas, Pat Women's softball add much needed scoring and The Los Angeles Lakers took Durham, Colorado State, for- rebounding to a team out of the 6-foot 11-inch Yugoslav Olym- ward. 36. Portland, Cliff Robin- NAS Rebels 2 NAVSTA Blue. 7 playoffs since 1986.Ellison is the pic team member . son, Connecticut, forward-cen- W.T. Sampson 1 PWD 4 only player in Louisville history The Lakers, whose only draft ter. 37. Orlando, , to score 2,000 points and pull pick was 26th in the first round, Alabama, guard. 38. Minnesota, SIMA 6 NAS Rebels 3 down 1,000 rebounds. tabbed the center-forward who , Villanova, guard. 39. NSGA/Co."L" 5 Hospital 2 The averaged almost 12 points and Washington, , Iowa, used the second pick to take Duke over six rebounds for forward. 40. Boston, Dino Radja, forward . The 6-foot Yugoslavia's silver-medalist Yugoslavia, forward. 41. Wash- 10-inch sharp-shooter led Duke Baseball scores team at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. ington, Doug Roth, Tennessee, American League National League to the final four and was the At- Lakers general manager Jerry center. 42. Denver, Michael lantic Coast Conference "Player Baltimore Orioles. 16 Pittsburgh Pirates West says Divac is considered a Cutwright, McNeese State, Toronto Blue Jays 6 Chicago Cubs of the Year" the last two seasons. good ballhandler with a surpris- guard. 43. Cleveland, Chucky He averaged better than 22 points ingly good outside shot. Brown, North Carolina State, a game. California Angels 2 Cincinnati Reds The Golden State Warriors, forward. 44. Philadelphia, Reg- Cleveland Indians 1 Atlanta Braves San Antonio chose forward having signed their star Soviet gie Cross, Hawaii, forward. 45. of Arizona third. (10 innings) guard Sarunas Marciulionis dur- Miami, , Montreal Expos Miami, which finished with ing the weekend, went for more Evansville, guard. 46. Phoenix, the worst record in the NBA in its Detroit Tigers 6 New York Mets backcourt help yesterday, select- Ricky Blatnon, Louisiana State, New York Yankees 5 (14 innings) first season, used the fourth selec- ingguard Tim Hardway ofTexas- forward. 47. Denver, Reggie tion on Michigan forward Glen El Paso. The first-round selection Turner, Alabama-Birmingham, Rice. Charlotte, the other 1988 Minnesota Twins 11 Houston Astros came as a mild shock as the forward. 48. Utah, , Oakland A's 5 San Francisco Giants expansion team, grabbed home- Warriors seem well stocked at South Alabama, guard. 49. At- town favorite J.R. Reid from guard. But Warriors coach Don lanta, , Oral North Carolina. This year's ex- Texas Rangers 5 Philadelphia Phillies Nelson says the team simply Roberts, guard. 50. New York, Chicago White Sox 1 St. Louis Cardinals pansion teams drafted 10th and chose the best player available. , Washington 11th, with the new Minnesota State, forward. 51.Phoenix, Mike Timberwolves going for guard Golden State traded away its Milwaukee Brewers. 5 San Diego Padres of UCLA and other first round pick earlier in the Morrison, Loyola, Maryland, Boston Red Sox 4 Los Angeles Dodgers , the settling on day to Seattle for the Sonics' first guard. 52. Phoenix, (17 innings) Dallas, forward Nick Anderson of Illi- round pick in 1990. Trenton State, guard. 53. Seattle Mariners 8 Alabama, nois. Editor's note: Complete first , South Kansas City Royals 0 Chicago held three first- round picks were not available. guard. 54. Philadelphia, Toney round picks and tabbed Okla- The following are the complete Mack, Georgia, guard. J I Aquatics Department activities exams are required for the PADI Open Water course with forms available at the Information Office. AREA______Advanced swim classes Open Water, Smylie, June 29, $160 begin Advanced beginners swimming classes will Open Water, Bailey/Cadavid, July 3, $160 Tuesday, July 18, at the Officers Pool from 6:30 to 7:15 Rescue Diver, Bailey/Cadavid, July 6, $140 ATHLETICS p.m. Advanced Open Water, Bailey/Cadavid, July 17, $85 The fee for this eight-session class is $15 and Equipment Specialty, Bailey/Cadavid, July 25, $60 payable by Friday, July 14, at the MWR Information Youth Activities Office. Bowling notes Animal House party For more information, call Becky or Beth at 2193. I Come out dressed crazy and take part in some Fun and games at Villamar Big Pot No Tap tournament wacky games at the "Animal House" party set for "Fun and Games" at the Villamar Pool will be The Big Pot No Tap tournament is set for Satur- Saturday, July 1, at "Saturday's." The dance is sched- offered by the MWR Aquatics Department July 11, 13, day, July 15, beginning at 6 p.m. at the Marblehead uled from 7:30 to 11 p.m. 25 and 27. Water activities geared toward children Bowling Center. The pot is now $1,077. Admission will cost $1.50 for members and $2 for begin at 1 p.m. The cost to participate is $10 per person. Register non-members with a $.50 discount for those in Participants will receive first-, second- and third- at the bowling center at 6 p.m. Competition begins at costume. place awards. 7 p.m. For more information, call Patrick or Katy at Children's snorkeling clinic For more information, call Jerry or Brent at 2118 4075. Children can learn how to get a close-up view of or 3014. Youth Center expands hours underwater fish and shells by attending the children's New hours of operation for the MWR Youth snorkeling clinic set for Saturday, July 8. Fishing tournament Center will go into effect Saturday, July 1. The clinic will begin at the Villamar pool from 8 to There will be a fishing and spear fishing tourna- Pre-teen hours for grades four through six are set 10 a.m. and will continue at Windmill Beach from 10 ment, sponsored by Leeward Point First Class for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 5:30 to 8 a.m. to noon. Association, Friday, June 30 to Tuesday, July 4. The p.m. Saturday pre-teen hours are from 5 to 8 p.m. and Cost to participate is $10 per child. Register and pay tournament will start at 6 p.m. and end at noon. Sunday hours are 1 to 3 p.m. fee by July 7, at the MWR Information Office. Bringing An entry fee of $20 is required and participants Teen hours for grades seven to 12 are set for snorkeling gear is suggested since only a limited supply must state fishing or spear fishing at the time of the Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8 to of snorkeling gear will be available. entry. Both may be entered for $40 but speared fish 11 p.m. Sunday hours are 3 to 5 p.m. For more information, call Beth or Becky at 2193. may not be entered in the fishing category and vice- Lifesaving course versa. Fitness Division activities An advanced lifesaving course is being offered by There will be separate pots for each category and the MWR Aquatics Department starting Thursday, July Softball tournament meeting all entry fees will be paid out to the winners. Once a 6, at the Marine pool. fish is entered it must be kept in the MWR freezer A Fourth of July Softball Tournament meeting is 6:30 to 10 p.m. The classes will be conducted from until July 4. set for tonight at the base gym beginning at 5 p.m. The cost to participate is $15 and is payable by July 3, Teams must register at the meeting and pay the Only "legal" fish IAW the Outdoor Sports and at the MWR Information Office. Wildlife Handbook (COMNAVBASEGTMOINST $75 entry fee per team. The tournament will be held For more information, call Beth or Becky at 2193. June 30, July 1-2, with finals scheduled for July 3. 1710.1OD) will be weighed. Awards presentation To enter or for more information, call Veronica An awards presentation for Captain's Cup mens Dive classes Harris at Trzyna Village restaurant from 8 a.m. to 1 and women's racquetball will be held Friday, June Morale, Welfare and Recreation are offering the fol- p.m. at 4023, Kevin at 2713 after working hours, Rich 30, at the base gym beginning at 5 p.m. lowing scuba dive courses. All students must pre- at 3735 after working hours or Buck at 6139 after For more information, call the base gym at 2560. register at the MWR Information Office. Physical working hours.

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