Tomorrow's flight Openline Water Usage C-9 Cherry Pt., N.C. 6:45 a.m. Tonight at 7 p.m.! Friday, Oct. 6 through Monday, Oct. 9 New Orleans, La. 9:45 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Cable Channel 2 Storage: 13.84 MIL (Fri.), 13.90 MIL (Sat.), Guantanamo Bay 1:10 p.m. 1:55 p.m. MWR 13.92 MIL (Sun.), 13.91 MIL (Mon.) CherrylPt. C. 4:00 p.m. Capt. John Boyd's guest Goal: 825K Mr. Carrico and Consumption: 914K (Fri.), 794 K (Sat.), 834 K See page 4 Mr. Brock (Sun.), 826 K (Mon.) Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 190 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, October 10, 1989

Forrestal ripped by fire, Navy backs citizen status 6,000 crew evacuated for Filipino servicemembers would be created for alien WIRE REPORTS tinue to "cool off hot spots" that By JAMES LONG could travel along electrical ca- NAVY TIMES members who have served 12 years, or who have a valid U.S.S. Forrestal -Onethousand bleways. El Salvador - An Armed Forces thick - The Navy reenlistment that would obligate crew members evacuated the aircraft The blaze produced WASHINGTON spokesman in El Salvador says enough heat to that would them for 12 years. If enacted, it carrier U.S.S. Forrestal in Jackson- black smoke and supports legislation urban commandoes fighting a 10- to could open the door to citizen- ville, Fla., last night, because of an activate the ship's automatic grant resident alien status year civil war against the have served ship for several thousand of the electrical fire. sprinkler system. Filipinos who government hurled seven grenades duty for 12 almost 20,000 Filipinos now Nine firefighters were treated and honorably on active onto an Air Force base near the years, or six years with an serving in the Navy. capital. Eleven Salvadoran soldiers released for smoke inhalation and cuts The ship's crew contained the intention to serve another six Previous attempts to enable were wounded, three seriously, in and bruises. blaze as the Jacksonville Fire De- a senior manpower official Filipino sailors to obtain citizen- Monday's attack. In another matter, Navy officials say the fire broke partment and other Navy fire- years, ship died in Congress. The Picket El Salvador's government is out in one of the aircraft elevator fighters stood by. The crew told a House panel. the bill introduced by bill and two similar measures so waming about 8,000 refugees who machinery rooms as the ship was returned to the ship after several Under D-Va., a far have made it as far as a fled to neighboring Honduras not to berthed at Mayport Naval Station. A hours. Rep. Owen Pickett, try to come home Tuesday as they congressional hearing room. Navy spokesman says the blaze has The cause of the fire will be in- special immigrant category had planned. been contained but firefighters con- vestigated. East Germany - East Berlin's Lu- theran bishop is asking security forces to be reserved in dealing with, in his words, "impatient, critical Need a refrigerator for just $35, check this sale citizens" who demonstrate. Logistics Agency grouped all the dressers, lamps and typewriters, just Witnesses say police and soldiers By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE were anything but reserved in East military's branches together into to name a few items." Berlin Monday, injuring several Buying a refrigerator for just $35? five different regions worldwide. O'Berry would like to remind demonstrators while dispersing anti- Well,maybenot anew one but one that "What happens is the gov- those who will be shopping that only government protesters with rubber works just as well. The Guantanamo ernment, over a period of time, specially marked items will be sold. truncheons. Defense Reutilization and Marketing collects an excess of property due These items will be sold on a first Office (DRMO) is having a retail sale, to replacing an older item with a come, first served basis, all items Afghanistan - A report published Saturday Oct. 14, starting at 9 a.m. new one, for example, and it's just must be purchased with cash, and Tuesday says the Kremlin may be not economical for the govern- there will be no guarantees, refunds the Geneva accords in Af- DRMO, located off Sherman violating ment to fix all these items," said or exchanges. Sounds too good to be true? Well, ghanistan. The report quotes Avenue near the Navy Exchange S'Berry. "So they sell these "These items will have a special according to O'Berry, there are other confidential U.S. government Warehouse and across from Reef documents in saying Soviet soldiers Raider's, is having it's third sale of the items, which are still in working tag on them. The customer takes part kinds of bargains just waiting to be wearing Afghan Army uniforms year. condition, for a reduced price." of the tag home as proof of purchase bought, just drop by DRMO and see are firing surface-to-surface According to Ben O'Berry, "During this sale," said and ownership and the remainder of what's there. "The only things you missiles at rebels. U.S. officials said DRMO's site manager, the Navy has O'Berry, "you can count on see- the tag stays with the item," ex- have to bring are yourself, your cash last week that the presence of beeninvolved with these sales for many ing refrigerators, stoves, house- plained the site manager. and your transportation to get your soldiers might violate the Soviet years. However, in 1972, the Defense holdfurniture, such as wardrobes, Buying a refrigerator for $35. 'new' item home." agreement that called for the withdrawal of all Soviet troops from Afghanistan. New Navy policy set for requesting advance pay

BY JOSN CHRISTINE CORBIN in NAVOP 047/89. added. All service members re- two households, such as an apart- USA "The change was made for questing advance pay must justify ment and a house when the member There is a policy change in effect many reasons," said Petty Officer the need. The normal request is for is unable to rent or sell the house at News for the advance pay program in Guan- 1st Class Anthony W. Wallace, one month's basic pay with a 12- the prior duty station. tanamo Bay. leading petty officer of Guantan- month repayment schedule. The eli- Washington -Lawyers from The Personnel Support Activity amo's PSD disbursing vision. gibility window is 30 days before Service members may request a NASA and a coalition of anti-nuclear Detachment (PSD) has a new form "Service members were automati- departure to 60 days after arrival. repayment schedule 24 months. groups are to go before a federal called "Advance Pay Certification/ cally allowed to get advance pay In extenuating circumstances, "Only in severe cases will the 24 judge in Washington today. They'll Authorization," which replaced the once they received orders. The such as severe hardship, or unusually month repayment be permitted," argue over the safety of nuclear form that was used in the past to request amount money of they requested large expenses, an extension mustbe said Wallace. the generators on a probe which advance pay. was subject to abuse, and it was requested in writing to the Com- If extenuating circumstances shuttle Atlantis is to take into orbit The purpose of advance pay is to being used for down payments on manding Officer. Only the following warrant, authorization may be given Thursday. provide a service member with money automobiles, homes, and even cases are authorized: for advance pay up to 90 days before U.S.- The National Highway to meet the extraordinary expenses of a financial investments. -Service member may request 1- departing or 180 days after arrival. Traffic Safety Administration found government-ordered relocation during "This is not the intended pur- month but no more than 3-month's In Guantanamo Bay, advance that traffic deaths increased on rural permanent change of station (PCS) pose of advance pay," Wallace basic pay.Clear justification for this pay is only authorized with PCS interstate where the speed limit was moves. It is intended to assist with out- said. "The abuse of advance pay pay for out-of-pocket PCS expenses orders and it must be approved by the raised to 65 miles an hour. of-pocket expenses that are not typical was so rampant that the Navy put must be included. Commanding Officer. Researchers found fatalities rose an of day-to-day military living, as stated more restrictions on requests," he -A service member who supports average of 15 percent during the past two years on rural highways with he higher legal speed. Doctors Florida - In the words of Florida squabble over risks of cholesterol governor Bob Martinez, "there are no losses for those who advocate the By WIRE REPORTS and from the patients that I've seen, I conference last week to promote the and Health.says a review of right to life." Martinez told 8,000 JOSN LISA M. ENLOE think cholesterol is a health risk," American Council of Science and current scientific data indicates the anti-abortion demonstrators Monday said Lt. Chris Noblit, Guantan- Health's new consumer guide. It's contribution of diet is "relatively night in Tallahasse that, "the losers The scientific community has been amo Bay Naval Hospital's food called "The Facts and Myths About minor" in causing coronary heart on this issue are the unborn babies." tossed into controversy concerning service officer/dietitian. "From Coronary Heart Disease." disease. the state's legislature will Tuesday, cholesterol as an important health risk. what I've seen of the average The groups took issue with ad- consider Martinez's call to curb A group of doctors accused the American lifestyle, people are vertisements by some processed According to Noblit, the main abortion rights. However, most medical-industrial complex of launch- eating more high cholesterol food companies for oat bran and thing to remember Florida lawmakers do not share the is not to get govemor's view on the controversial ing a cholesterol scare to sell more foods which can lead to heart other high-fiber foods, the firms say carried away with eating low processed food products like oat bran. disease." are low in cholesterol. The organiza- cholesterol foods, just eat sensibly. But the National Cholesterol Educa- But heart-bypass surgery tion charges that many of the prod- The American Council of Sci- North Carolina - Officials for tion Program disputes those claims. pioneer Dr. Michael Debakey ucts have higher fat levels than other ence and Health has come under fire Carolina power and light say a says billions of dollars in private foods. in a recent issue of the Columbia transformer caught fire at the Shearon Program Coordinator Dr. James and public funds spent oncholes- World Health Surveys Director Journalism Review for making a Harris Nuclear Power Plant and Cleeman says that a "very base of sci- terol research have failed to show Dr. R. T. Ravenshold says choles- documentary film that played down burned 90 minutes before being entific evidence" has established high high cholesterol levels are a seri- terol is becoming an American the risks of pesticides without re- brought under control early today. blood cholesterol as an important cause ous health hazard. obsession. Dr. Agnes Heinz.author vealing No injuries were reported and the sponsors of the film. The of heart disease. incident posed no apparent danger The debate was fueled when of the new consumer guide put out by magazine says the group received to residents near Raleigh, N. C. "From the research I have read and doctors gave their views at a news the American Council of Science funds from several chemical firms. Glaucoma is a disease in which Hispanic Heritage MEDICAL ADVISOR the pressure within the eye increases enough to cause damage to the optic passes his knowledge to others Contributed by the Staff nerve. The optic nerve carries vision 'Woody' U.S. Naval information from the eye to the Hospital BY JOSN CHRIS CORBIN brain. As the fibers that make up the Two commonly occurring vision optic nerve become damaged, the Editor'sNote: In concluding our problems are cataracts and glau- quantity and quality of information coverage of Hispanic Heritage coma. Both have the potential to sent decreases and vision loss oc- Month, the Gazette staff thanks ev- cause severe vision loss or even curs. Glaucoma is one of the leading eryone who participatedin our fea- blindness and are a concern to many causes of blindness in the U. S. tures, Hispanic Heritage picnic at adults as they age. However, muchof The exact cause of glaucoma is Windmill Beach and the Country the fear that is evoked by the words unknown. Somehow fluid in the eye Fair. It is only throughcommunity cataract and glaucoma may be al- is produced in too great quantity or support that events such as Hispanic layed with a little knowledge. the drainage system of the eye be- Heritage Month can be succesful. A cataract occurs when the nor- comes clogged or blocked. This re- mally clear lens within the eye be- sults in a build-up of fluid within the "Panamanian's have a very calm comes cloudy and opaque, blocking eye causing increased pressure on disposition," said George Wodrazka, the amount of light which enters the the optic nerve. The pressure may naval station supply systems ana- eye. Cataracts vary in size; some also rise with injury, infection or lyist. being extremely small, having little tumor within the eye. Glaucoma "Everything is done with affect on sight and others being quite occurs most frequently in persons calmma. We don't hurry up and just large causing a noticeable loss of over the age of 40, but may be found do things, we are calm and we do vision. in all age groups. It may be heredi- things right." It is not known exactly what tary in some families. Wodrazka, also known as causes cataracts, however, there is a Glaucoma often develops gradu- "Woody," among his friends, is from chemical change within the eye that ally and without pain. There are no the Panama Canal Zone. He is cur- George Wodrazka causes the lens to become cloudy. early warning signs. Vision can decrease without knowl- rently working on his 10th year in the This may be due to advancing age, gradually enjoy speaking Spanish with the college in Panama, Woody was hired edge of any change. Advanced federal civil service in Guantanamo. heredity, injury or disease. Cataracts Cuban community, you can learn so by the civil service as a stock control symptoms may include blurred vi- Woody works in the naval sta- are found most often in persons over much," Woody says with a smile. Officer and Assistant Material Man- sion, loss of peripheral (side) vision, tion's supply planning office. He is the age of 55, but may also be found Learning is very important to agement officer. He then decided to appearance of colored rings around the supervisor of supply's systems in younger individuals including As much as he likes to learn come back to the states after working lights and pain or redness of the eye. analysis. "I ensure the systems and Woody. newborns. he also likes to pass things on there for a few years. He landed in There is no current method to procedures we use are functioning as things, Cataracts usually develop in prevent glaucoma, however, if diag- to others. Heenjoyspassingdownhis Myrtle Beach, S.C., fortunately designed," he said. both eyes, but frequently at different nosed early, it may be controlled and of systems engineering doing the same job. Woody has been working in the knowledge rates. The development generally little or no vision loss should occur. to new personnel. From there he went to Fort Slier- Guantanamo Bay area since March progresses without pain or redness. Usually eye drops are effective in "When new people arrive in ton, Ill., as Chief of Supply Storage glaucoma, but in some cases 1987. "I enjoy Gitmo alot. There are Some symptoms include blurred or treating Gitmo, I like to teach them the sys- and Directorate of Engineering and surgery may be needed. If left un- nice people here, and some with the hazy vision, the appearance of spots tem. So when they leave here after Housing. treated, peripheral vision will gradu- same background as me," he said. in front of the eyes, a film over the their tour, they can take their accom- In late 1986, Woody applied to ally be destroyed and blindness may "The advantage of working in eyes or even a temporary improve- come to Guantanamo Bay. "I've result. Gitmo for me is the ability to speak plishments and new skills with them. ment in vision. Both cataracts and glaucoma Spanish.Ilean communicate in Span- It makes me feel good to pass along enjoyed it ever since," he says. may be detected during a thorough ish to personnel in the work force something like that," he says. Woody is married to Vielka, who there is no proven Currently vision examination by an optome- who don't speak very good English," Woody's ethnic background is also Panamanian. She is from method to prevent the development also in Pan- trist or ophthalmologist. A thorough he said. consists of one-half Panamanian, the Province of Chiriqui, of cataracts. Treatment involves sur- examination should always include a other one-half Irish and Czechoslo- ama. They have a son, Francis, who is 8 years old and attends W.T. gical removal which is usually rec- simple and painless procedure, "That's how I use my Spanish vakian. ommended once cataracts develop to the father was in the Air Force Samson Elementary School. called tonometry, to measure background as an advantage toward "My the point where daily activities are within the eye, and an ex- stationed in Panama when he met my pressure my job," Woody replies. "That's affected. The surgery is relatively amination of the internal structures mother. I was boni in Panama shortly "Anytime I get a chance to speak probably howI got this job," he says uncomplicated and has about a 95 of the eye. there after," Woody said. "But I Spanish, I do," said Woody. "My percent success rate. After removal with a laugh. spent most of my life in the United wife and I are trying to pass it down of the cataract vision is corrected by Remember that early detection "I can communicate with Cuban States. Only 15 years of that was to Francis so he will have the same eyeglasses, contact lenses or in- and treatment is thekey to preserving exiles. They tell me how life was on actually in Panama." gift to communicate with other chil- traocular lenses. good vision. the other side of the fence. I really After completing two years of dren who are like him."

"I'm getting to it, Sean, just be a pay you the higher return." wee bit more patient." "I can understand that, Sean." ECONO$ENSE "Fine, Liam, continue." "Liam, it's almost like apyramid News and Entertainment Investing "While I was reading the report scheme. Pyramids are fraudulent on local interest rates, I saw ads for investment schemes thatbring in lots News On Channel 2 small investors at the bottom to higher rates from banks in other of 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 SESAME STREET We left Liam and Sean talking states." support the earlier investors at the about what to do with a thousand 5:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS 5:00 NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK "Oh, really now, Liam. By the top. As the numbers at the bottom Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) dollars to invest. Let's get back to It's 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT way, we call out of state banks for- shrink the pyramid collapses. 6:00 Channel7 ABC NEWS (NY) them. eign banks." people like you who get stuck." 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) "Well Liam are we ready to talk "Well, now, that's good to know. "What do you mean, people like 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) about investing that thousand dollars Anyway, they pay about 3 to 4 per- me?" 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (National) of yours?" cent more, Sean. So I said to myself, "Liam, ifa deal sounds too good 7:00 STAR TREK "Ya got that right." Liam, don't be in such a hurry toput to be true, it most likely is! In this Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 8:00 THE UNTOUCHABLES "So the money's in your savings your money in your community case, if the interest rate sounds too Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) 9:00 MOONLIGHTING 'til we find an investment for you?" bank. Think it over first, and then go good to be true, then it probably is - 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) "Not just yet, Sean. I can't make for the highest return." too good to be true! up me mind over which bank to put it "So, now you're still sitting with "What are ya telling me, Sean?" in." the thousand dollars in your pocket - "When you invest in institutions "What are you talking about? taking a risk carrying it around. Is that have no ties to your community, GITMO PEOPLE What's the problem?" that what your telling me, Liam?" you are doing a disservice to your "No problem at all. When we talk "That's the picture, Sean." community and to yourself." of 'risk and reward' I think to myself, "Liam, haven't you been paying "How so?" If you are interested in opening an account at the Navy Federal why not look around for the highest attention to the news on bank failure "Liam, first, you take funds away Credit Union, here is the manager who should be able to answer ad in the interest rate? So I saw an and thrift institution scandals?" from your community when you put any questions you may have. newspaper business section for "Ya, so, what about 'em?" them in foreign thrifts, and second, higher rates." "Why do you think those foreign you take big risks." "That's fine, Liam, but it doesn't banks advertise in newspapers "I never looked at it that way, NAME: answer the question, why haven't around the country?" Sean." Donna S. Beringer you put the money in your thrift "Sean, we both know it's to get "Nobody ever does, Liam. Al- HOMETOWN: institution?" more business." though community thrifts aren't Jacksonville, Fla. "That's right, what investments sacrosanct, you can easily check up TIME IN GITMO: Guantanamo Gazette are those banks making that are dif- on them through state and local regu- ferent from our community banks?" latory agencies. Checking up on 3 years, 6 months Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba "Well, Sean, it's obvious to me, foreign institutions is difficult and CHOICES: they're making better ones." those institutions know it." RECREATION: NAVAL BASE COMMANDER "Wrong, Liam! Those out of "What do ya mean, SACK- Needlepoint, swimming Captain, John S. Boyd state banks most likely are making ROW-SANKT MOVIE: PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER high risk investments!" "That simply means community LCDR John Griffin "Well, me bucko, as ya told me - thrifts are not immune or free from Terms of Endearment no risk, no reward!" questioning, or scrutiny. A wise in- MUSIC: EDITOR "That's absolutely correct, vestor puts 'inspect ahead of invest' Country/Rock JOC Bill Dougherty Liam. But, why gamble on the credi- before making deposits." PET PEEVE: STAFF bility of foreign thrift institutions?" "I've heard enough, Sean. I'll see The mail in Gitmo. JOl Fred A. Dias "Now hold it, Sean. Yanottrying ya later!" JOSN Lisa M. Enloe to make be believe that all foreign in- "What do you mean? Where are IF YOU HAD 3 WISHES: JOSN Christine Corbin stitutions are bad?" you going, Liam?" To always have good health, that my children can grow up to Kristen L. Adkins "Of course not, Liam. Neither "I'm going to community thrift be what they want to be and that my flight for Oct.20 does not are all community institutions sacro- to deposit this money that's burning get cancelled. This is an authorized DoD publication. sanct. But, most of the financial a hole in me pocket. We'll talk more Contents are edited by Public Affairs institutions that get into trouble have when I get back." and do not necessarily reflect the view heavy cross state advertising pro- We'll get back to Liam and Sean of the U.S. Navy. It is printed five times grams. These banks offer high return as they explore the economic sense NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People." weekly at government expenseby Navy to get your money, and in turn put of investments. Until then, Top o' the PPS Branch Office. your money in high risk ventures to morning to ya!

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WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE CLASSIFIED ADS October 10 II 12 13 14 15 BOATl All itemsforthe classifiedsection must be inanity. FMIcll Theresa at 4279 AWH. TU WE TH FR SA SU; Committee The perfect dive boat.Norlantic inflatable, o/b submitted on 85 by 11 in.paper with a The First Installation Advisory Officers 20 17 (IAC) mtg. will be held Thurs., Oct 12, at3:30 cert., 20 h.p. Mercury 1.5 h.p. kicker, VHS maximum of 40 words per advertisement. CPO 18 item ro be sold must be submitted on a p.m., in the high school library. This committee handheld radio, all safety equip., $1,700 OBO. each Downtown 2 3 5 9 13 separate sheet of paper unless it fall under combinesncommonconcemsand issuesof both Call Ken at 6195 AWH McCalla 4 1 2 6 10 14 the same category. Ads submitted which schools. FMI or to submit agenda items, call 16.5 ft. mod. tri-hull, '83 Evinrude, 35 h.p., all include a variety of items will be placed 3100 or 2265. safety gear, extra parts and flasher, excel. Marine 3 4 1 7 11 15 underMiscellaneous. Ads mustbesignedand The School Adviory Committee (SAC) for fishing or diving boat, make offer, leaving in Leeward 2 3 4 8 12 16 include a phone numberwhere the submitter W.T. Sampson Elementary School will hold its Dec. Call SCPO Adams 6216 DWH or 6109 Windjammer 19 2 3 can be reached during normal working hours. monthly mtg. Tues., Oct. 10, at 7:30 p.m., in AWH Villamar Pool 19 on the agenda, con- boat, all safety gear, steering Deadlines: Ads are published for two Room B-10. To place items 10x14 pontoon - Indicates there will be no movie. Gail Davis at 3549. cable etc, pontoons just refinished, no motor. consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday and tact Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. ThursdayandFriday).Adsmustbein by noon The Officers' Club Advisory Board mtg. is set Call Chuck at 4416 DWH or 3128 A WH. at 3p.m., in the Officers' ft. Boston Whaler, $200. Call 3846 DWH or Wednesday or Friday preceding the desired for Thurs., Oct. 19, 16 1. The Untouchables: RobertDeNiro--SeanConnery:Special AgentEliotNessand tough Send agenda items to Kim 3155 AWH. publication dates. Club dining room. Chicago cop take on Al Capone and the mob. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 59 min. Leeward point residents may submit ads Kirk at stop 13 or call them in at 2249/2991. 16 ft. Boston Whaler, 30 h.p. Evinrude, trailer, FAMILY SERVICES elec. start., all the extras, must see, $2,500. Call via telephone. All other residents must submit 2. Messenger of Death: Charles Bronson - Trish Van Devere: An old-pro crime reporter is scheduled for at 4416/4197 DWH. written ads to the Public Affairs Office, Bldg. The next Job Search workshop John investigates a mass murder at an isolated mountain home. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 31 min. 760,Admnin. Hill. Tues., Oct. 10, at 1:30 p.m. This workshop COMPUTERS about local jobs and how to apply printer, Okimate colorprinter, $100. covers info. Computer 3. Married to the Mob: Michelle Pfeiffer-Dean Stockwell: Agangster falls for the widow for them. 5Dfl and to register, caBl 4141/4153. Call 4881 DWH or Rm. 106, Navy Lodge GENERAL NOTES of a man he has killed and the FBItagent investigating the crime also flips for thehoodlum's Welcome to Gitmo wodishop offers new AWH. ANNOUNCEMENTS The moll. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 44 min. the opportunity to meet other new GEAR The naval station Black History Committee is residents DIVE mtg. will beheld Thurs., for Dacor console, still in box. Call interested in any persons desiring to sing in residents.The next Compass 4. Gorillas in the Mist: Sigoumey Weaver - Bryan Brown: An anthropologist dedicates 12.from 9 to11:30 a.m. FMI and to regis- 3290 AT. the Black History choir during the month of Oct. nearly 20 years ofher life studying,protecting and defending the mountain gorillas of central ter, call 4141/4153. Feb. If interested, call P03 Young at 2359/ Africa. DRAMA (P(-13) 2 hr. 9 min. NOTES MISCELLANEOUS 4582 or Mrs. Davis at 4186. MWR Shuffleboard tournament isnset for Two foam filled fiber glassed 12ft. pontoons, The next mtg. of the Black History Month A Partner's 5. Lethal Weapon: Mel Gibson - Danny Glover: Two L.A.P.D. cops with different Thurs. Oct. 12, at the Officers' Club. The fee is just for making a fishing boat, $50. Call Committee is scheduled for Fri., Oct. 13, at 3 right personal lives take ona gang of international drug smugglers. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 50 min. $2 per tram. FMI, call 3246. Tom at 3882 AT. p.m., in the COMNAVBASE conference rm. Dress up in your karate suit andjoin "Kung Fu Four boxes misc. boat parts for 25 h.p. Johnson All commands areurged to send a rep. 6. PoltergeistIH:TomSkerritt-Nancy Allen: A young girl has anunfortunate tendency to Day" at the Clipper Club Sat., Oct. 14. Best Evinrude, #120 OBO. '82, 25 h.p. Johnson McDonald's will be selling milk by the case attract poltergeists. Now settled in a new high-rise with her aunt and uncle, she is once again participant wins a 1g. pizza w/any top- lower unit, $150 OBO. Boat anchors w/chain, beginning today. Price is $17.59 per case or62 dressed set upon. HORROR (PG-13) 1 hr. 38 min. FMIcall Dorletta at 6330. $15. CallSCPOAdams at 6216 DWH or 6109 cents per carton. pings. Movies at the Officers'Tl ubare shownon AWH. There will be a mtg. for all dept. safety reps. 7. Transformers: The Movie: Battles ensue as the good robots are attackedbythebadrobots. on the Officers' Club patio and Sat., at Day bed, $100. Dishwasher, $40. Call A. Duffus and alternates Wed., Oct. 18, in the FTG audi- Thurs., ANIMATION (PG) 1 hr. 26 min. pool. These movies are author- 4791 DW-I torium at 9 a.m. FMI, contact Wayne Ludwig the Officers' at ized for patrons of the Officers' Club. 25 in. colorTV, solid oak finish, VCR hook-ups, at 4526. 8. SlepingBeauty: Animated: Classicstory of a princess placed in adeep sleep bya wicked Clipper Club will feature at mongolian excel. cond. Oak wall unit w/light, glass There will be special ferry for walk-ons Thurs., The fairy's magic. ANIMATION (G)1 hr. 15 min. Oct. 11. The cost is $7.50 per per- excel. cond. Call Chuck at4416 DWH Oct. 12, leaving the Windward ferry landing, BBQ Wed., shelves, son. FM, call Dorletta at 6338. or3128AWH. at 9 a.m. for the VC-10 Change of Command. 9. Phantasm B: James LeGros - Reggie Bannister: The Tall Man is back. Armed with his Danny's is the place to Fri. Oct. 13, for a bassinet, $30. Call 3846 DWH or 3155 Bus transp. will be provided. br Baby lethal band of flying spheres, the deadly mortician has returned to wreak more havoc. on the patio. The cost is $7.50 AWH. BRAVO.ZL.U mongolianBBQ HORROR-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 37 min. person. FMI, call Dorletta at 6330. wool rug, neverbeen used, $25. Small To PO1 Brown, P01 Lashley, PO2 Sharp, PO2 per Green BC, $40. Call 3543, ask for Kathy or Gary. - Williamson of NAVSTASecurityforsavinga 10a. Double Feature: The Weather Lady: Rocky: Come see Rocky and all his zany friends Boxer's heavy bags, 50 lbs., $30. Call 3846 base resident's life Sept. 27. FOR SALE in various cartoon clips. CARTOON (R) 29 min. DWH or 3155 AWl-I. CHAPEL NOTES AUTOS 10b. The Goonies: Sean Astin - JoshBrolin: A group of kids who live in a Northwest coastal Lawn mower, good cond. Weber grill, good Officer's Christians Fellowship meets every VW dune buggy, fiberglass body, good tires, town find themselves on thrilling adventure. COMEDY-ADVENTURE (PG) 1 hr. 51 min. good cond. Swing set, excel. Tues.,from6to7:30p.m., foraninformaltime great for Gitmo, needs batt. and some minor cond. Picnic table, cond. Call Chuck at4416 DWII or 3128 AWH. ofBible study and fellowship. FMI, call 3374 adjustment work, $800. Call 7219 DWH or 11. The Mission: Robert DeNim - Jeremy Irons: An epic about the Jesuit missionaries' STEREO EOUPMENT or4109. 3599 AWH. attempt to protectSouth America's Guarani Indiansfrom greedy missionaries. DRAMA (PG) Fischer CD stereo comp., excel. cond., $125. CLOSURES '74 Plymouth Scamp, AM/FM coss., a/c, a/t, 2 hr. 5 min. Call4881DWHorwRm.106,NavyLodgeAWH. The Counseling and Assistance Ctr. will be reliable transp. Call Chuck at 4416 good clean TWO WHEELERS closed from Fri., Oct.13 to Wed.,Oct. 18. FMI, 12.Coming to America: Eddie Murphy - Arsenio Hall: An African prince comes to DWI- or 3128 AWH. '85 Honda Elite, 80cc, excel. cond., 2 helmets, contact P02 Selzler at 4390. cond., AM/FM cass., America in search of a queen, choosing mistakenly to look in Queens, N.Y. COMEDY (R)I 1 '75 Toyota Corolla, good insurance and insp., good until Mar. '90, $750. CLUB NOTES hr. 26min. $1,700. Call Kari at 2755, after 2:30 p.m. or 3648 AWH, ask for Frank. The monthly mtg. of the W.T. Sampson Call 6385 DWH '77 Pontiac Phoenix, 2-dr., a/t, a/c, AM/FM '85 Honda Elite 150 scooter, excel. cond., 7K Booster Club will be held Wed., Oct. 11, at 7 5 13. Clean and Sober: Mcichael Keaton-RKathyBaker: A hotshot real estate executive who cass., insp. good until Jun. '90, avail. mid-Oct., mi., w/ravel trunk, helmet and extra tire, $7 0. p.m., in the high school library. FMI, call has embezzled thousands of dollars from his employers hides out in a rehabilitation hospital Georgia Olds at 3236 AWHI. $1,200 OBO. Call 7241 DWH. Call 2269 DWl-I or 3407 AWHl. for addicts. He is a cocaine addict. DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 4 min. The Guantanamo Bay Little Theatre will meet '84 Ford Escort GL,4-cy1., 2-dr.,a/t, stereo, WANTED Wed., Oct. 11, at 7 p.m., at Saturday's. If you good cond., $2,200, avail. Oct. 13 at the ferry Responsible P03 would like to housesit from 14. Three Men anda Baby:TedDanson - Tom Selleck: Three financially successful New are interested in leading more about Little landing. Call 4881 DWH or Rm. 106, Navy Oct. 27 to Nov. 27. Call Keith at 6345 DWH or Yorkers become the proud parents of an anonymously delivered baby. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. Theatre join us. Meetings are open to the com- Lodge AWH. 4686 AWH. 39 min.

15. Betrayed: Tom Berenger- Debra Winger: An FBI agent goes undercover to get Today in History evidence on a group of white supremacists responsible for a series of racist murders. THRILLER (R) 2 hr. 7 min. Gershwin, of the Roman Catholic Church. FROM WIRE REPORTS Dubose Hayward and Ira opened on Broadway. In 1985, U.S. fighter jets forced 16. ThreeO'Clocklligh:CaseylSiemaszko-RichardTyson: Todayis goingtobetheworst day of Jerry Mitchell's life. He has 3 hours to find a way to call off his fight with the biggest, In 1938, Germany completed its an Egyptian plane carrying the Today's highlights in history: strongest, meanest hulk ever to stalk the halls without a pass. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 30 min. annexation of Czechoslovakia's hijackers of the Italian cruise ship Oct. 10, 1973, Vice President Sudetenland. "Achille Lauro" to land in Italy, 17. Clara's Heart: WhoopiGoldberg -Michael Ontkean: A noble Jamaican woman helps Spiro T. Agnew, accused of accept- where the gunmen were taken into guide a boy from a broken home through adolescence. DRAMA (PG-13) 1 hr. 47 min. ing bribes, pleaded no contest to one In 1943, Chiang Kai-Shek took President of custody. count of federal income tax evasion the oath of office as 18. TheKiss:JoannaPacula-MeredithSalenger:Horrifying and deadly family secretsare and resigned his office. China. Five years ago: Vice President dredgedup when a mysterious womanunexpectedly visits her long-1ost niece and brother- On this date: In 1957, President Dwight D. George Bush and DemocratGerald- in-law. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 38 min. In 1845, The U.S. Naval Acad- Eisenhower apologized to the Fi- ine Ferraro privately prepared for A delightfulmusical fairy the their debate, scheduled for the fol- 19. Beauty and the Beast: John Savage- Rebecca DeMornay: emy opened in Annapolis, Md. nance Minister of Ghana after take, enjoyedby young and old, inrwhich the true definition ofbeauty isrexplored. FANTASY In 1911, revolutionaries under official was refused service in a lowing day. (G) 1 hr. 34min. Sun Yat-Sen overthrew China's Dover, Del., restaurant. Today's birthdays: Actress Helen Manchu dynasty. In 1978, President Jimmy Carter Hayes is 89. Singer David Lee Roth 20. Bat 21: Gene Hackman -Danny Glover.:A cunning American pilotis shot downbehind ACTION-DRAMA (R) is 34. Singer Tanya Tucker is 31. enemy lines inVietnam and is led to safety by a toughhelicopterpilot. In 1935, the American opera signed a Bill authorizing the Susan 1 hr. 44min. "Porgy and Bess," with music by B. Anthony dollar. Thought for today: "The imper- George Gershwin and Libretto by In 1980, some 4,500 people died ceptible process of age has a point G All Ages. when a pair of earthquakes struck which, once passed, cannot be re- PG Not recommended for younger children. PG-13 Not recommended for children under the age of 13. northwestern Algeria. traced. I knewI had passed that point R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. BAY DINING In 1982, Pope John Paul II pro- and was getting old the day I noticed claimed the Reverend Maximilian that all the cops looked so young." Movies begin at 8 p.m. POST 46 Kolbe, a Polish priest who died at the - Harry Lewis Golden, American Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Chicken Nazi death camp Auschwitz, a saint author, editor and publisher. Wednesday's Lunch: Curry Goat STOPLIGHT INN Some days you can't win for losing, or wave a flag Tonight's Dinner: Meatloaf or FROM WIRE REPORTS the primary issue. taking stripes. It's bad enough in America, Turkey Legs w/Gravy Wednes- Colorado republicans just Kappa Alpha was throwing its where the only time you can run off wanted to do some flag-waving - traditional social - and you should day's Lunch: Roast Beef It was one of those days for Mark copies of your letters to your land- but they wound up making waves have seen the chicks. FILIPINO FOOD STAND Johnson. He was the only candidate lord is when the boss isn't watching Tuesday's Lunch: TBD over the flag. the copy machine. of either party on a primary ballot for They were running all around BLUE CARIBE Mayor In the Soviet Union, when you of Saco, Maine. The party had put out a mass the fraternity house while the party- Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Steak make a copy, the government not Naturally, he won. mailing for money and included a goers were making way. only logs what you've copied, it has Wednesday's Lunch: BBQ Ribs On the other hand, he lost. sticker of an American flag. The flag It was a barnyard-theme social, a police officer to watch you - a OFFICERS' CLUB The City Attorney says a candi- turned out to be event bigger than and the chicks were some of the copy cop. Tonight's Dinner: Steamboat date has to get at least five percent Old Glory- instead of 50 stars, one University of Georgia's finest. Round Wednesday's Lunch: of the total votes cast in the last for each state, it had 54. Authorities say the chicks had The Soviet government likes to Dining Room will be closed for general election if he's to have his Let's see with 54 stars, they been rounded up at theUniversity's make sure no copies are of anything S.A.M.E. luncheon name on the ballot in the next general could have the great state of Denver, Poultry Genetics Lab. subversive. The cop isto keep people from running off after running CPO CLUB election. the great state of Boulder, the great Someone spotted humans flee- state of Vail. Well, Vail already something off. Tonight's Dinner: Grill Your In whole voter turnout was just ing the lab with chickens. When thinks it's great, how about the states The government daily, "Izves- Own Steak. Wednesday's three percent. University police visited the Kappa of Telluride and Durango? tia," says the Interior Minister is Lunch: Brown Pork Stew This, says the City Attorney, found hay strewn Republican officials don't think Alpha house, they planning to get out of the copier WINDJAMMER CLUB means no one can make their mark it's great. The party's executive on the floor and other evidence of business. It quotes an official as Tonight's Dinner: Windjammer for Johnson. director says the direct mail com- fowl play. saying it's impossible to control is Closed. Johnson says he's not taking this pany had prepared the stickers from This, as you can imagine, led to copying now that personal comput- CLIPPER CLUB without a fight. He says his under- a drawing in a book. He says there ruffled feathers. Police don't plan to ers can turn people into copycats. Tonight's Dinner: Two Steak standing of the City Charter is that will be no more of them. That's charge anyone with anything. Dinners for $10 the candidate with the most votes because the stars and stripes issue They seem to be just putting it It's apparently a case of going wins the primary. He considers that has had the party seeing stars and down to barnyard humor. from the bureaucrat to the copycat.

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Sports It's a 'Bay Area' Series "Bays-ball 1989" is here. The major celebrations but reported few Roundup San Francisco's 3-2 victory over the troubles in a city known for celebrat- Sports Scores Chicago Cubs to clinch the National ing its sports titles. NFL (16) Wasingston State 51 League title yesterday afternoon in So, Baseball's final drama of NFL Oregon 38 Cowboys - A copyright story San Francisco sent the city into the 1989 will unfold starting next Satur- in Friday's Dallas Moring News (17) 34 Sunday's scores Illinois says Cowboy running back Herschel first trans-bay World Series. More day night at the Oakland/Alameda Ohio State 14 Indianapolis Colts 37 turned down a trade that County Coliseum. The headline Walker than 62,000 screaming fans refused Buffalo Bills 14 would have sent him to the Minne- to leave their seats at Candlestick event is the first-ever ofthe Bay Area Texas Tech 27 sota Vikings. The Cleveland (18) Texas A-&-M 24 Park for more than a half hour after between the San Francisco Giants Tampa Bay Buccaneers 42 Browns also say they are interested Chicago Bears 35 and Oakland Athletics. (T-20) Florida State 41 in obtaining the power runner. the game. (19) Syracuse 10 New boss -- The drawn-out Eight miles north, in the heart of The first two games will be Cincinnati Bengals 26 search for a new NFL commissioner the city, car horns blared and work- played in Oakland. Then the series Pittsburgh Steelers 16 is making some progress. The six- ers in the financial district threw will move to San Franciscofor games Miami Dolphins (OT) 13 man search committee has weeded paper out the windows of high-rise four and five. Ifa game six or seven Cleveland Browns 10 the field down to four candidates. NHL They include New Orleans Saints office buildings. Police were held is necessary, the series will move Green Bay Packers 31 Sunday, Oct. 8 NFL's of back to Oakland. General Manager Jim Finks, over on overtime in anticipation 13 Minnesota North Stars 2 Washington Counsel Paul Tagli- Buffalo Sabres (Tie) 2 abue, former Green Bay Packers de- Minnesota Vikings 24 Shell wins coaching debut, Detroit Lions fensive end Willie Davis and New 17 Hartford Whalers 9 York State Republican chairman J. Quebec Nordiques 6 New England Patriots 23 Patrick Bennett. Raiders edge Jets 14-7 Houston Oilers 13 Winnipeg Jets 5 his Hall of Fame tackle to take over. Philadelphia Flyers 3 Philadelphia Eagles 21 FROM WIRE REPORTS After a scoreless first half, Los Florida - Galen Hall resigned New York Giants 19 New York Rangers 5 as head football coach at the Univer- Angeles scored on Jay Schroeder's Chicago Black Hawks 3 Art Shell won his debut as the sity of Florida in the wake of yet 73-yard pass to Mervyn Fernandez Washington Redskins 30 NFL's first modem black head Phoenix Cardinals 28 another NCAA investigation. Hall on the firstpossession of the second Los Angeles Kings 5 pro- coach last night. His Los Angeles Detroit Red Wings 0 took over a probation-wracked half. The Jets came right back with a Denver Broncos 16 gram from in 1984, and Raiders beat the 14- 97-yard drive capped by Roger San Diego Chargers 10 Monday's results stepped down Saturday, Oct. 7, amid 7 at East Rutherford, N. J. The Vick's one-yard run for a 7-7 tie. The New York Islanders 5 allegations of more NCAA ruleviola- Raiders' Eddie Anderson returned 20 Jets moved to the Raiders 35 early in Vancouver Canucks 2 tions. Defensive co-ordinator Gary an interception 87 yards for a touch- Seattle Seahawks 16 the fourth quarter. On third-and- Darmell will take over the Florida job down to give the Raiders the victory. Boston Bruins 2 on an interim basis. The Gators are4- three, Ken O'Brien overthrew tight SanFrancisco 49em 24 New Orleans Saints 28 Montreal Canadiens 0 1 this year and 39-17-1 under Hall in end Billy Griggs and Anderson inter- The win snapped a three-game regular-season play. cepted. losing streak six days after Shell was Los Angeles Rams 26 Anderson weaved his way back Atlanta Falcons 14 promoted from offensive line coach BASEBALL and forth across the field all the way Captain's Cup Orioles - Frank Robinson to replace fired . for his first NFL touchdown since Monday's results Los Angeles Raiders 14 says he'll return to manage the Owner AlDavis, trying to revive the joining the Raiders during the 1987 New York Jets 7 Football Baltimore Orioles next year. The Raiders' winning tradition, picked Players' Strike. Orioles finished in second place in Friday, Oct. 6 the AL East this year, an astonishing College Football NAS/VC-10 "B" 27 32.5 games ahead of their nightmar- Hospital 0 ish last-place finish in 1988. The tum- AREA ATHLECTICS Top 20 around was the third-best in Major NAVSTA Blue (1) Notre Dame 27 12 League history. Robinson not only Marine Barracks 0 AQUATIC ACTIVITIES Body buiding contest - Project Stanford 17 put an end to speculation he'd step set for Hydroaerobis -Transfer your aeroconestis down, but asked for no extra money (2) NAVSTA Gold 33 bic type exercises to the water. A new session Cu u lseri2sabe iad7pmD - Miami of Florida 56 in 1990 and did not seek additional Cincinnati 0 Security 8 of hydroaerobics begins Tuesday, Oct. 17, at sionsCm oo'sslightweight.1557andbelow. years on his rollover, guaranteed the Marine Pool. The four-week class costs middleweight,15615, heavyweight, 185 Saturday, Oct. (3) Nebraska 58 7 contract. $20 and meets every Monday, Tuesday and an dduewen .o e a Kansas State 7 PWD 25 Thursday. Register at the MWR Information asuoesat.3246. Hospital 14 Office by Monday, Oct. 16, or call 3845. Boyblng eig-2a et NBA (4) Colorado 49 Snorkeling clinic - MWR is offering minOtheBProjectPlaerBodyBuilding NAS/VC-10 "A" 76ers - Charles Barkley of the con- Missouri 3 28 a snorkeling clinic Saturday, Oct. 14, from 8 Philadelphia 76ers has signed a four- Marine Barracks 17 am, until noon. The clinic will begin at Vil- rs sstfrFiaOt 3 t53 ~.i year contract extension that keeps (5) Tennessee 17 lamar Pool and continue on to Windmill te mCommunityentr Room 4. Ali con- NSGA/Co. "L" Georgia 14 44 him on the team for nine more years. Beach. The cost is $10 per person. Register at eAmyoatt3246. SIMA 0 Terms were not disclosed but initial the MWR Information Office or call3845. (6) Arkansas 41 reports indicated he'll be paid about Dive courses - MWR is offering Sunday, the Texas Christian 19 Oct. 8 $3-million dollars per year. following scuba dive courses. All students NAVSTA Gold 31 must pre-register at the MWR Information Club events - Friday so Tuesday, Oct. 13 Hornets - The second-year (7) Michigan Hospital 22 Office. Physical exams are required for the to 17. it's the scheduled trip to Jamaica, 24 Charlotte Homets open training Wisconsin 0 camp last week with their top draft PADI Open Water course. Forms are avail- Jamaica for those who signed up. NAVSTA Blue 28 able at the Information Office. Advanced Saturday, Oct. 14, two dives ameplanned pick in the fold. Virginia Tech NAS/VC-10 "B" 18 The club signed Open Water, Jim Hlavaty, Oct. 13, $85 for Windward Hidden Beach with free air to 12 former North Carolina star J.R.Reid. (8) West Virginia 10 Advanced Open Water, Jim Havaty, Oct. 27, participating member. Meet at the gate at 8 Security 20 The terms and length of the contract $85 am. Club's lock will be on the gateafter 8:15 SIMA 16 were not disclosed. Reid is a six- am. We must be off the beach at 11:30 a.m. (9) USC 24 Washington 16 nine, 256-pound center-forward, BOWLING NOTES For more information, cll Jackie at who entered the 1989 draft as a junior One more time - Last chance to sign- 2618 or Patti at 2922 after working hours. (T-10) Alabama 62 Soccer and was the fifth player selected up for the Youth/AdultLeague. Meeting will Mississippi 27 Saturday, Oct. 7 overall. be Wednesday, Oct. l1,at 5:30 p.m. at Mar- NSGA/Co. "L" 1 Heat -The Miami Heat ended blehead Lanes. For more information, col Y U H A TVTE (T-10) Auburn 24 NAS/VC-10 0 its inaugural season in the NBA last Debi at 2118. K Run/Walk - Youth Activitimis Kentucky 12 year with the league's worst record sponsoring a Teen 5R Run/Walk Saturday. Marine Barracks 3 and at the bottom in scoring, but CORRAL EVENTS Oct. 14, at 5 p.m. The race is opes to (12) Pittsburgh 27 High School 0 infrect of Temple 3 things are looking up. The Heat have Group rentals - The MWR Corral students in grades 7 to 9. Rtginer Auto Hobby Shop on the day of Security 6 signed to draft pick Glen Rice of offers group horse rides for club outings, the MWR event from 4:30 to 4:45 p.m. Entry fee is (13) North Carolina State 35 PWD 0 birthday parties, beach rides or night rides.tiro. 2. or ore information, call the Youth Michigan to a multi-year deal. Rice, a binldaypari,bach ide orsigh Middle Tennessee State 14 Each group must have a minimum of five Centeratm4875. forward, is the Big 10's all-time lead- Monday's results people and a maximum of 16. For more infor- C Pro-teen meeting-There's a Pe-een ing scorer. He averaged better than (14) Clemson 34 SIMA nation, call Laurie orlen at 2381.eeting athe YouthCenter . 12. This 25 points last season, led the Wolver- Virginia 20 NAS/VC-10 ines to the NCAA title and was MVP meeting is important for fuupgrm- FITNESSFITN DIVISIONSSIVIION min. For meeting time and mome informa- in the final four. (15) AirForce 35 High School Coach selected - Congratulations to tin, call 4875. Navy 7 Clippers - Acknowledging Security Timothy McIntyre who has been selected ieen meeting - The Youth Loter guard Gary Grant is an integral part Tidewater Navy Football coach. Teen Club will conduct a meeting Wednes- of its future, the Los Angeles Clippers Aerobics instructor - The Aerobics day, Oct.11 forgraden9to 12. emaintopic extended the second-year player's Instructor Certification test is scheduled to be in Halloween haunted house. Poe more infer- contract through the 1991-92 season. given during January, 1990. For more infor- motion, cal4075. Flight schedule. from page one The club tore up the remaining two motion, call the Fitness Center at 3846. Arm wrestling -The Youth Center is contest Flight Date Location Arrive years on Grant's initial contract and holding a Pe-teen's arm wrestling Depart C-9 10/11 Jax, Fla. 7:00 a.m. signed him to a new four-year agree- MARINE CORPS Wednesday, Oct 11. Registeation stans at New Orleans 7:30a.m. 8:30a.m. ment at undisclosed financial - In honor of the 214 5:45p.m.witha$lfee.Formorinformatin, 2 terms. Special event cal4075. Gitmo 1 :40p.m. 1:40p.m. Marine Corps birthday, Company L is spon- call Pre-tcen lock-tn--tMchaele Jax, Fla. 4:20p.m. of a 500 a Let h ne soaring a Mini-Triathlon consisting C-9 10/12 Jax, Fla. 8:00a.m. GOLF 10K bike raceeand a 5K run. The free paseto te PeteLek-inFriday meter swim, Gitmo 10:35a.m. 11:45a.m. Seniors - Gary Player won the Nov. 4, Oc.e 8atothe MrbleeadLowli.C- Mini-Triathlon will be held Saturday, Jax, Fla. 2:15p.m. 3:45 p.m. richest event in the history of the formsattheCo. at7:30a.m.Pickupyourentry New Orleans 4:15p.m. Term. PGA's Senior Golf Tour, the $1.5 "L" Admin. Office, Bldg. M-207 on Marine grosaain. C-9 10/12 Jax, Fla. 9:00a.m. million RJR Championship in Hill, at theuBase gym or atthe Fitness Center. C nr members Dallas 10:45a.m. 11:30a.m. 3649. at the Marblerad Bowling Center, Friday. Clemmons, North Carolina. Player Formore information, call Sgt. Hays at Gitmo 4:30p.m. 5:30p.m. carded a one-over-par71 on the final PROJ CT P AYER Oct. 20. Registerat the Youth Censerbetween Cicil Field. Fla. 8:15p.m. Term. round for a three-under total of 207 PROJECT PLAYER Oct. 16 and 19 from 8:3a.m. and 5 p.m. For C-130 10/12 Sst. Croix noon and a one-stroke edge on Rives Dart tournament - A single-elimina- more information, call 4075. Gitmo 2:30p.m. 5:30p.m. McBee. Dave Hill was third with a tion dart tournament is set for Monday, Oct. Norfolk 8:00p.m. Term. 54-hole score of 210. Player's cut of 16 at the Clipper Club. Play begins at 7 p.m., Local sports? the pie was $202,500. entry fee is $1. For more information, call Call the Gazette at 4502 or 4819 Amy at 3246. Note: For flight information call 6205.

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