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I M Tomorrow's flight Openline 727 Tomorrow night at 7 p.m. NAS Norfolk, Va 8:00 a.m. TV 8/Cable Channel 2 Gitmo 11:30 a.m. noon Capt. John Boyd's guest Kingston 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Capt. Art Corsano, PWO, and Gitmo 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Mr. Chuck Vecchione, housing officer. NAS Norfolk,Va 6:15 p.m. ------Call at 2255, 2351, 2300, 2647 See page 3 I I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 195 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, April 9, 1990 Ferry captain reportedly abandoned burning ship before the passengers N. Ireland death toll reaches 16 AP - The captain of the North ferry as the sull-smoldeng shipwa s as political violence continues Sea ferry that became a fiery death- towed into a Swedish harbor Satin fr- trap is denying charges that he aban- day. AP - Authorities in Northern explosion, which occurred near a doned ship too soon. Some passengers have claimed Ireland now say four soldiers died race course in County Down, in the 4-ti i. scssl h.;. figo he fe d ,d today when their land-rover drove southeast part of the province. Captain Hugo Larsen tells the that tre alarms on te terry sounoeu Swedish national news agency that too late to do any good. At least one over a land mine in Downpatrick. The deaths bring to 16 the Peru -- Perus presidental elections he "never failed the passengers." He passenger says nothing was heard A police spokesman says sev- numberofpeoplekilled inpolitical appears to be headed for a runoff. says he gave the order to leave the until 15 minutes after the vessel eral other soldiers were reported to and sectarian violence in Northern Unofficial projections give the caught fire and filled with smoke. have been injured. The spokesman Ireland so far this year. edge to well-known novelist ferry only when the fire reached the says it's believed the soldiers were Over the years, British forces Mario Vargas Llosa. But the right- bridge and there was no chance to But Larsen has denied that charge, of-center candidate fell far short of look for more survivors. too. members of the Ulster Defense in Northern Ireland have repeat- a majority and is likely to face a Fire officials are charging that Speaking on Swedish radio, the Regiment, the mainly protestant, edly come under attack by the Irish runoff. Authorities say most Larsen left the ship before all sur- captain says the alarm sounded three locally recruited regiment of the Republic Army. The IRA is fight- Shining Path rebels tried to vivors evacuated, then returned times all over the vessel. British Army. ing to end London's rule of the sabotage some polling stations later. A fire inspector was among the Police say about 150 people There was no immediate province--and unite it with the with dynamite. firstrescuers to reach the ship, and he were killed in the suspicious blaze claim of responsibility for the Republic of Ireland. people were found alive that broke out before dawn Saturday. Soviet Union - About 100,000 says four people in Soviet Georgia gathered after the captain left. An accurate count of the victims is early today to remember 19 pro- Larsen was on the bridge of the expected to take several days. East Germany continues talks on independence protesters killed a year ago by Soviet forces. The Democracy sweeps around the world building a coalition government memorial featured people AP - Voting in nations around reform communists fared no better carrying flowers and candles AP - Weary East German The discussions broke down the world has brought in a conser- than fourth, capturing just undermine down the boulevard where the negotiators have resumed talks on yesterday-more vative tide. percent of yesterday's tally. than three weeks protesters had clashed with building a coalition government that after East Germany's first free elec- soldiers armed with shotguns, In Hungary, the democratic fo- Conservatives in Greece are also could lead to German unity. tons. shovels and toxic gas. rum emerged victorious in the coun- claiming victory, even though they The talks involve political par- try's first freely elected government may be one seat short of a Reports say the political stale- ties that have differing views on the mate Nepal - Free elections are prom- in 43 years. The liberal alliance of majority. Yesterday's parliamen- has led to rising tensions in a pace of re-unification with West country already facing economic ised in Nepal, whose monarch has free democrats finished second with tary elections show the democracy Germany. bowed to pro-democracy demon- about 24 percent of the vote. And party won at least half the 300 seats. collapse. strators. Days of bloody clashes between police and activists were capped by today's announcement New Gitmo census information released; could be health threat that King Birendra is accepting a multi-party democracy. threat,"said Petty Officer 1st Class from the census takers . "On the By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE Donald B aley, the harborpatrol divi- first day of Summer my true love London - The World Ministerial sion officer. gave tome,100 rats in a mango tree." Drug Summit gets under way in Guantanamo Bay - We had Health threat? To whom? To the So what does a fella, or gal, do London today. More than 100 another census in Gitmo . just like other residents, us, the roaming, after trapping one of these quintes- countries are expected to put their in the U.S. But, our count only got to recreating, relaxing Homosapiens. heads together to figure out a way sential playmates of feathers and 99. That's right - 99 . 78 in to cut demand-especially for This ghoulish group of nature's other furballs? Crispy critters? No! That's category A, seven in category B, and species gravels for every scrap from terrible. Unfortunately for the roost- 14 in category C. your trash can, gnarls at those deli- ers, that's the fate that awaits them. (continue.to page 3) Not a large census, but an impor- cious spark plug cables and grates "Did you hear that Ralph? Head tant one. Because, our census cov- with a haranguing "cock-a-doodle- for the hills." ered the "other" Guantanamo Bay in- do" at inhumane hours. But thanks to the humane hu- habitants that each of us are familiar So what about this census? Our mans at Harbor Patrol, our little with - banana rats, cats, and roosters. trusty game wardens found these neighbors are relocating to new USA Now, who were the recapitu- meanderers of the moonlight and homes. The felines go to the Vet laters of this assemblage of renegade pre-sunrise wanders exposing them- Clinic. As for our happy Hutia, the News rompers? Who took the time to chase selves at their favorite haunts at real name for banana rats, some are the furry and feathered creatures Corinaso Point, Marine Site, Water PCS'd to the Windmill Beach area, Indiana - The flags at the Indiana through the bushes, up the trees, Tower #3, Villamar and near-by to while the rest are escorted to the Statehouse will be flying at half- under the rocks . into the very peaks their preferred downtown fast-food Northeast Gate for immigration to staff Wednesday, in honor of Ryan and valleys of the Gitmo wild? establishments. Communist Cuba. After all, maybe White. That's the day funeral Applause please for our Gitmo Game Baley said that they not only sit some Hutia do have political prefer- services are scheduled for the 18- Wardens in the Security's Harbor and count the fluffy and fowled ences. year-old "AIDS" victim. White died Patrol. yesterday morning from a respira- Benara, tne banana rat, is fiends of the night, but they've set But there's too many critters for tory infection. He had contracted stalking out his next meal, a So why count these pesky crea- traps for them too. our Gitmo Game Wardens to round IDS from a blood-clotting agent. car wire, outside the Stoplight tures? With a tabulating of so many it Inn. "The animals are a health naturally gives rise to a tapping song Please see CENSUS, page 3 iami - Officials in Miami Beach say they believe eight people are still missing in the wake of a hotel Guantanamo Bay to undergo attitude survey fire Friday. Searchers using dogs and a crane at the blackened Fontana "What is perceived as real is stateside installations and one over- service members think racism, sex- asked to rate their unit's effective- Hotel found two more bodies yester- real in its consequences," wrote seas. The organizations were care- ual harassment or unfair treatment is ness, job satisfaction, identification day, bringing the death toll to six. William Isaac Thomas, a prominent fully selected to represent a cross likely to occur in their organiza- with their service and personal expe- Maryland - A confrontation be- American sociologist and social section of military bases. Survey tion-not actual incidents of such rience as perceived victims of dis- tween a replacement driver for psychologist. Officials of the De- results were compared to an earlier behavior. It offers commanders a crimination. These items can help Greyhound and striking bus workers fense Equal Opportunity Manage- study on racial attitudes and corre- chance to identify problems before determine the relationship between has led to the arrest off a Maryland ment Institute are trying to learn sponded well, said Dansby. Editorial they result in incidents or com- mission effectiveness and the equal man. A Greyhound spokesman says what service members believe to be changes to the survey are being plaints. opportunity climate. Charles King threatened strikers real in terms of human relations in made, but he said the tests confirmed "Attitudes will be surveyed on Participation in the survey is vol- with a rifle Saturday, after finding their units. that it is "a good instrument." sexual harassment; differential be- untary. his car vandalized at the Washing- "We developed a survey to help Available to commanders in havior with regard to gender, sex or "The colonel reminds us that ton D.C. tenninal. King has been their May, the survey will probably appeal ethnicity; charged with a weapons violation. commanders find out what positive equal opportunity each commanding officer should people think about the equal oppor- most to those who are newly arrived behavior, such as harmonious rela- submit their own request rather than US. - New figures from the FBI tunity climate in their organiza- atan organization, Dansby said. "For tionships; racist or sexist behavior; COMNAVBASE for all-no per- indicate murders nationwide in- tions," said Air Force Lt. Col. them, it's a no-lose situation: If and reverse discrimination," Lock- ception of external pressures will be creased four percent last year-up Mickey Dansby, director of research things don't look good, they can say amy added. added," Lockamy said. from three percent rise in 1988. But at the institute, at Patrick Air Force they just got there. And they can use "Reverse discrimination is a The institute will score the sur- the biggest increase wasn't in bigger Base, Fla. Dansby briefed the De- the information to improve the cli- concept that we don't believe in or veys and report results directly to the cities. Figures show murders in- fense Advisory Committee on mate and preventproblems," Dansby teach, but some people think itexists, commander. In addition, its field creased 12 percent in towns with a Women in the Services after the in- concluded. so we need to measure it," Dansby training team will be available to population between 10,000 and stitute field-tested the survey in According to Guantanamo's remarked. deal with problems identified in the 49,000 people. February. Equal Opportunity Program Special- Equal opportunity issues are not survey. (continue.to page 3) Some 1,650 military personnel istChief Rick Lockamy, "The survey the only issues examined. Military There will be 2,100 personnel from all services were polled at five will measure attitudes-whether members taking the survey will be conducting this survey. PAGE 2, MoNDAY, Apan.9, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZErT

family, and to the community. "Man is a knot of roots, and his responsi- Today in music nurture of CHAPLAINS' bility lies in the proper A live action film about pizza- more t han $5 million last weekend an unusual cast for his new movie the flowers of those roots to produce loving amphibians who live in a The fil m's earnings are expected to "Cry Baby." "Hairspray" star Ricki life," said Emerson. Success does sewer scores an impressive opening. pass $1 100 million by the end of the Lake is back, as the sister of the Elvis who expect the CORNER not come to those "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" month. With Oscars for Best Actor - like character played by Johnny they should other fellow to do what earned more than $25 million last and Be st Supporting Actress to brag Depp. They are joined by Ozzie's We need to bring our have done. weekend, for the biggest Spring about, "My Left Foot" opened in son, David Nelson, the infamous with our responsibili- All of us have probably some desires in line opening in Hollywood history. Its more teheaters and finished in the top Patty Hearst and former porn star not try to fit our responsibilities time inourlives beenwith a group on ties, even more impressive when you real- ten. Its take jumped 90 percent from Traci Lords. Waters describes "Cry in with our wishes. a camping trip or other similar out- ize that most of the ticket buyers are a week ago. Baby" as a "Juvenile-delinquent ings that extended over several days. Responsibility involves disci- paying from $2.50 to $3.00,less than Itsly's "Cinema Paradiso," musical comedy." rou- Along with our enjoyment of the pline - the proper execution of half the cost of adult tickets. "Teenage which won best foreign language tine or even unpleasant tasks. It pleasures, we were probably as- Mutant Ninja Turtles" is based on the fim,made$344,000.Thatwasup 86 Singer Peggy Lee has won a and judgment - signed certain tasks to perform for involves confidence heroes of cartoons and video games. percent. judgment against Walt Disney pro- choose the best and do the best. the group. Since we were away from to It fell behind only "Batman" and auctions. She claims Disney needed without exception, we are "civilization," the pleasure and con- Almost "Ghostbusters II" for the biggest box The top five money-making her approval before releasing the personal appearance. venience of the group depended on careful of our office take ina film's first three days. movies last weekend were "Teenage videocassette version of "Lady and OUR doing these chores. There was Responsibility is this same care Mutant Ninja Turtles," Pretty the Tramp." Lee provided voices for applied to our job, family, and no place to hide from responsibility Here's what an Academy Award Woman," "The Hunt for Red Octo- four characters and co - wrote songs or no one to pass the buck to. commumity. can do for movies. ber," "Driving Miss Daisy" and for the 1955 animated classic. Sie is our progress in Onourjob or in the community it The measure of Winning thebestpicture and Best "Opportunity Knoeks." seeking $12.5 million. Atrialwiklbe life is our positive acceptance of our is easier to avoid our responsibilities Actress Oscars helped "Driving Miss set to determine just how much s or to "let George do it." The out- responsibilities. Sometimes it in- Daisy" climb 41 percent, and cam p John Waters has pulled together will be getting doorsman is self-reliant because he volves assuming more obligations accepts responsibility as part of life. than we realize. When our attitudes Some odds of this. some ends of that EVERYBODY, regardless of their are such that we accept responsibil- job or station in life, has responsibili- ity AS OUR OWN, we are then in a It would be just the ticket for a it's not your friend, so it'll automati- the exhibit. Organizers of the show ties - to their employer, to their position to realize our aims in life. woman who, officials say, holds the cally grant your wish, just send in the say it shows business is trying hard to record in unpaid parking tickets. The right forms. One is called 4868, and protect the environment, and, they People in the news Parking Violations Bureau says Ma- it requests an extension. The other is say, that's nothing to make light of. tos had been knocking 'em off at a called a check, and it's for the unpaid When President Bush made his mg her court proceeding, Helmsley rate of more than two a day from balance of your taxes. For 80 years, Trinity Episcopal first comments about his upcoming remaed defiant. As she put it, "I February 31st of 1984 through Febru- You say you don't know your Church of Hartford, Conn., has had U.S. Soviet summit, who do you amnogoingtojail.myonlycrime ary 28th of 1988. Officials say she unpaid balance, that, if you could to put up with freeloaders. The think was standing by his side? Vice is that I'm Leona Helmsley. For that peaked the meter on the parking figure that out, you wouldn't be late? church is letting fly with the bill. It President Dan Quayle? No. How I'm guilty." meter, more than $171,000. Well, that's O.K., says the IRS only makes sense, because the fre- about a key senator or cabinet mem- They'd like to park her money in take a guess. loaders have been letting fly for 80 ber? Guess again. That familiar fig- At least Redd Foxx won't have the treasury, but they can't, they say If you know what's good for you, years. That's how long pigeons have ure in the picture was none other than to look at bare walls anymore. The the lady with the vehicle has kept one it says, you'll guess high. lived in the bell tower, where, offi- pop mega-superstar Michael IRS has returned a truckload of per- step ahead of them by changing ad- cials say, the birds dumped 1,200 Jackson. Bush invited Jackson to the sonal property it seized from the co- dresses alot. They haven't been able Remember the secret car that pounds of droppings. White House yesterday to congratu- median's Las Vegas home last No- to track her down. supposedly gets a zillion miles a Now,this stuff is whatsomeofus late him for being named entertainer member ins dispute over baek taxes. After her experience with their gallonbutyou can'tbuy one because know as Guano, but to Rector Wil- of the decade by the Capital Chil- The feds had only left him with a 3 meters, they'd like to meet her. the carmakers are in cahoots with the liam Eakens, it's manna from dren's Museum in Washington. The The former "Sanford and Son" bed. petroleum industry? heaven. Guano makes excellent fer- soft-spoken singer presented the star will still have so auction off f Lawyers should love this. Well, you still can't buy one. tilizer, and the church is selling it to president a compact disc collection eight cars, jewelry and a gift wateh i IBM now can write fine print so You can find one that runs on offset the costs of repairing the of his albums and was given a White from Elvis Presley to help pay off f fine that you need an electron micro- sunlight. You can find a light bulb church organ. The church calls it the House tour by first lady Barbara tax debts. One estimate places his s scope to read it. Scientists wrote 35 of that uses only a quarter of the energy "Sign of the Dove" brand. Bush. back tax bill at nearly $3 million. them , one by one, by moving atoms of a regular bulb. They're on display As a result, the church can pay of a heavy gas called Exnon, over a in Washington, in an environment its bill. Paul Newman won't have to Ex-CBS sportcaster Brent surface of nickel. tech exhibit being sponsored by share any of the profits from his Musburger is taking his shot at his What they wrote at IBM's is some large corporations. In the Kremlin, they may be sing- "Newman's Own" salad dressing and former employer. In an interview "IBM", and they didn'tsdo it to please There are some catches, though. ing "Send Home The Clowns", a other food products. A Connecticut last night on ABC's "Prime Time the lawyers. One of the researchers The sun-mobile is just a model, the lawyer says one of the clowns they jury has rejected a delicatessen Live", Musburger called the con- says the art of moving atomic blips carmakers are still not selling them. sent out doesn't want to come back. owner's claim that Newman prom- tract negotiations before his firing might lead to better ways to move And, as for the bulb, well, it does last Michael Ross says Sergi Uhanov of ised him eight percent stock in his "a sham." Musburger also accused data, in computers. seven years. It also costs $18. the Moscow circus wants a Reno food companies for helping to get network sports executives Ted di- In any case,lawyers shouldn't be A Green Peace official says vorce from the Soviet Union, politi- things rolling. The Academy Award Shaker and Neal Pilson of conduct- afraid. Even though IBM's fine print there's a lot more heat than light in cal asylum, and no clowning. winning actor was applauded by a ing a vendetta against him. He also is only about 660 billionths of an inch about 200 reporters and well- wisher says CBS officials have been trying long, a good lawyercould always find as he left the courtroom. All profits to destroy his reputation. As for the a loophole. from Newman's products have gone network's side of the story, Pilson News and Entertainment to charity adding up to $28 million called Musburger's interview "Dis- Look, you're already getting a since the early 80's. appointing to watch". break. You don't have to file your News On Channel 2 income tax return on April 15th, it's a Attorneys for Leona Helmsley Olympic gold medalistFlorence Sunday, so the Internal Revenue 5:00 Channel7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FULL HOUSE have asked a New York judge to Griffith Joyner is expecting her first 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT Service says the end won't comeuntil TONIGHT dismiss state income tax evasion child in November. Her business Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS April 16th. charges against her. The self-pro- agent says "Flo-Jo" was delighted to 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 Does the IRS expect this to make claimed hotel queen was convicted hear the news. Griffith Joyner won Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:45 SPORTS LATENIGHT everyone happy? No, the IRS esti- last year of federal income tax fraud three sprinting gold medals in the Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER mates that up to $6 million filers to 6:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS (National) and was sentenced to four years in 1988 summer games, and garnered 6:30 M*A*S*H want still more time. Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) prison. She's currently free while worldwide fame for her flashy run- 7:00 STAR TREK Well, the tax agency is nothing if Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) that case is being appealed. Follow- ning outfits. 8:00 HUNTER 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) 9:00 SHOWTIME AT APOLLO Do you know if you're courting death? If someone you know tells you change their lives to possibly avoid sick people, researcher Jeremiah that you're courting death, would it. Stamler of Northwestern University you listen? Theresearchis in the "Journalof says they were relatively healthy, but, GITMO PEOPLE Sure, and researchers say they the American Medical Associa- he says, they did have the risk factors Preparing our nursery school children for kindergarten is the job can show it. tion," and experts say it's pretty that the doctors warned some of them of this Program Assistant; she is: A study of close to 13 thousand much what they were hoping to see. about. men who had a high risk of heart The study looked at men ages 35 Statistician Marcus Reed of the NAME: disease says fewer people died when to 57 in 33 clinics around the nation, University of Minnesota's School of Janet Ann Rice they were told how they could between 1972 and 1982. Some of the Public Health, where the data was HOMETOWN: men got advice several times a year analyzed, says the study is good West Columbia, Texas on things like quitting smoking and news. He says it indicates thatyoucan TIME IN GITMO: lowering their cholesterol levels. make people listen, and that listening The researchers found that men will do them good. 20 months who got this treatment tended to out- Stamler says it's about what he'd CHOICES: live the men who didn't. For in- expected. He notes thatlots of studies RECREATION: stance, the coronary death rate have shown the links between heart Working on crafts among the men who were advised disease, smoking and diet. BOOK: was close to 11 percent lower than And it's better for folks to take the rate for the men who weren't. theirlives into theirownhands thanto Uncle Tom's Cabin These weren't what you'd call leave their bodies for the undertaker. MOVIE: Big Month of the military child IF I HAD 3 WISHES: Enough money to live comfortably, ourchildren to make it through school, and for me and my husband to live a Ten reasons to prevent child abuse long and happy life together. 6. Treatment services, while criti- demonstration projects, often con- IF I COULD DO IT OVER, I'D: cal, are often ineffective in perma- sisting of weekly contact for 12 to 18 Take harder classes in high school. nently altering parental behav- months, eliminate the future likeli- lors. hood forphysical abuse or neglect for SECRETS TO SUCCESS: less than half their clients. Be easy going but hard work. Program evaluations have found that even sophisticated clinical Reason #7 tomorrow. PAGE 3, MONDAY, Artn. 9, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GA2TETE

CLASSIFIEDS WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE Michael Melendez and Ms. Lizbeth Tollins. Submit itemna fr the classified section on ity of the base. $7. Call MWR Info. at 3845. April 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 All movies shown atsthe lyceums will begin at 8 A Teen Suicide Prevention Lecture will be pre- 5by 1Ixn paperin 40 wors orlesper ad. MO TU WE TH FR SA SU Eachsbem mustbe on a eparatesheet, unless p.m. each night to adjust for daylight savings sented Wed., Apr. 18, 7to 8 p.m. at the Youth itithe same eategory.Ads with a variety of time. Call P02 Skipworth at 2248. Ctr. All parents and teens invited to attend and Downtown 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 items, will be placed sunder isncellaneos. I- All the Italian cuisine you care to eat can be learn how to deal with this problem. Call 4075. McCalla -- -- 3 2 4 1 8 cludename and phonenumber with the ad found at the COMO Club every Monday night, Fun in the Aftemoon program is looking for Marine 4 2 - -- 1 9 10 Deadlines: Adszare published on two co-n 6 to 9 p.m., children eat half price when accom- good people. If you enjoy working in youth Leeward ------1 2 3 11 sectivedays: Mon. and Tues.,or Ihrs. and~ni panied by parents. FMI, call Don at 2531. activities, FAN. wants you. Call 4075. can Dive-In for a swim and a movie god mst be in by noon on the business day Families can enjoy steamboat round at the Pre-teens - Indicates there will be no movie. COMO Club every Tues. evening and geta free under thestars at Villamar pool, Tues., Apr. 10, before publication. Windwaznresidenas submit Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. ads to PAO offie, Admin. Ill, Bldg. 760. meal for one child under 13, other children 8 to 10 p.m. $1 fee. FMI, call 4075. Leeward residents may call at4502/4819. under13 eat half price. FMI, callDon at 2531. Hey Teens!.spend an evening of Spring Break Enjoy a "South of the Border" atmosphere ev- under the stars at a teen Dive-In movie, Thurs., 1. Batman: Michael Keaton - Jack Nicholson: Bruce Wayne, millionaire play- ANNOUNCEMENTS ery Mon. evening at the Clipper Club, variety Apr. 12, 8 to 11 p.m., Villamar pooL Call 4075. boy-turned-masked crimefighter battles his evil rival TheJoker. ACTION (PG-13) dishes from Mexico are offered in buffet style. Preteens, bring your hard boiled eggs to the 2 hrs. 6 min. Federal Express: When your pkg. has to get FMI, call Dorletta at 6330. Youth Ctr. Wed., April 11, and enter the egg then a hurry.Call 4181, Mon.throughFri.,8 The Clipper Club offers prime rib for 2 every coloring contest. Dye and decorating materials 2. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Harrison Ford - Sean Connery: am, to 4 p.m. Pkg. leave every Tues, and Fri. Tues. for $15/couple, dinner served 5:30 to 10 will be provided. FMI, call 4075. Indiana's father is kidnapped during his search for the Holy Grail. He races to Vet Services willbe atat the Leeward Commu- p.m. FMI, call Doretta at 6330. A back-to-school dance for pre-teats will be rescue his father and the Holy Grail from the Nazis. ADVENTURE (PG-13) 2hrs. nity Ctr., April 20, 9to 11 a.m. Call2212/2101 Two can eat for the price of one at the Clipper held at the Barrel Club, Fri., April 13, 7 to 10 7min. for an appt. Club,Wed., April 11. Buy two steak dinners and p.m. FMI, call4075. Amateur Radio exam session is scheduled for pay for only one. Call Dorletta at 6330. teen and pre-teess, April is Month of the Mhh- 3.Casualties of War: Michael J. Fox-Sean Penn: The shocking story offour U.S. Thurs. April 12,7p.m., in FIG Clasoom "A". Back by popular demand, Casino Time at the tary Childand theYouth Ctr. wants tohonor you Army combat soldiers in Vietnam that kidnapped, raped and murdered an innocent Exams for novice through expert will be given, Clipper Club, Sat., April 14. Play black jack, by putting your school picture on the VIP wall. Vietnamese woman. DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 53 min. b copy ofcurrentlicnse,IDrequired, $4.95 roulette and more, games start at noon. Call Which group will have more pictures on the . Call Capt. McDaniel at 5301 DWH. Dorletta or Dan at 6330. wall? FMI, call Katie at 4075. 4. Sea of Love: Al Pacino -Ellen Barkin: A New York cop is out to solve the mur- Tax advice and assistance in preparing Play the Couples Game at the Clipper Club, Working parents will be glad to know that ders of men who found their fatal "love connections" through personal ads. SUS- retum is avail. at the Naval Legal Service Thurs., April 12, 81p.m. It's like the newlywed Youth Activities' Funin theAftemoon program PENSE (R) 1 hr. 53 min. ce. State and federal forms ame also avail. game but you don't have to be marred. Call now has openings for children in grades 1 Call 4600 for an appt. at walkin after 2 p.m. Amy at 2560,Dan at 6330. through 6. Register now for sports, crafts, spe- 5. Troop Beverly Hills: Shelly Long: A Beverly Hills woman becomes a scout EOD Training: Small boating, swimming and The Coral Reef dining rm. at theWindjammer is cial events and more. FMI, call 4075. leader to her daughter and her pampered friends. The fun begins as she revitalizes diving will be secured April 10, from 7 a.m. to now open Mon. evenings and closed Tuesdays. the faltering scorned troop. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 45 min. noon, inthe vicinity ofPhillips Parkbetweenthe There will bea used parts sale Tues., April 24,8 FOR SALE Windward Pt.lighthouse and buoy 2A to mid- a.m. to noon, at Lizard Island, behind the base 6. The Fabulous Baker Boys: Jeff Bridges - Michelle Pfeiffer: Siblings who channel due to detonation of explosives. police bldg. FMI, call Speedy at 3041. AIR CONDITIONERS make their living as cocktail lounge piano players, have their careers revitalized Caribbean Crafts Market: All organizations NRA.N.O.IE Nice size forthe bedroom, $50. Call PO Beck at and their lives disrupted when a beautiful woman joins their act. COMEDY- orclubsineretedinrenting a spaceatthecrrafis ComeseetheEasterbunnyattheNRAApril14, 4516 OWE or 2898 AWH. DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 54 min. market May5, call Ellen at 2428. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Easter photo buttons are also BRAYZULU avail., great gift for grandparents back home. '67 Dodge Dart, reliable tramp., very good 7. Cookie: Peter Falk - Emily Lloyd: A labor racketeer and mob bigwig back on To the following for their contribution to the The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, cond., insp. good until Feb. '91, must sell, $700 the street after serving time. While he had been in prison, his partner had sold out Girl Scout banquet: Kathy Boggs, Kat and the GM, VW and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will OBO. Call 4885 DWH or 3234 AWH, ask for his share in a lucrative and illegal sweatshop operation they had run. COMEDY (R) CPO Club staff, Mr. Duffus, Joe and be avail. at PersonalizedServices, April l2, 4 to Francisco. 1 hr. 33 min. McDonalds. Gitmo Girl Scout Council. 9 p.m. '72 Intemational Travel-all, 4x4, reliable Toallthe ladies and gentlemen who contributed ORGANIZATION NOTES transp., $900 OBO. Call 2799. 8. Next of Kin: Patrick Swayze - Adam Baldwin: A mountain man from rural time, energy and ideas; and Joyce Pettaluga for The Windjammer Club Advisory Board will '79 Sunbird, good cond., AM/FM stereo, insp. Kentucky turned cop in Chicago, who becomes torn between his rural heritage and being my right an in prepaations for the Girl meet Tues., April 10, 1 p.m. FMI, call 2304. good until Sept. '90. Call Mary at 3258/4134. urban existence while tracking down his brother's killer in Chicago. DRAMA (R) Scout banquet. Alicia. The FRA will be open each Monday, from 6 '86 Honda Civic, 5-spd., h/b, will trade formini 1 hr. 48 min. GBYAA wmildliketo thank oursponsors: NAS p.m. to midnight, featuring All-U-Can-Eat spa- van, $5,000 OBO. Call 2424 AWH. CPO Assoc., SIMA R-2 Div., VC-10, ROICC, ghetti dinner and open menu. '89 Mitsubishi Precis LS, 5-spd., a/c, AM/FM 9. Dot and The Whale: Animated: Dot and her friend Neptune find a dying NAS st Class Assoc. and McDonald'sfor their The FRA will be holding Mexican night Wed., autoreverse, 4-speakers (factory),alloy wheels, beached whale. In order to save it, they must first seek the wise old Moby Dick. donations in support of the 1990 T-ballbase- April 16, fmm 6 to 9 p.m. tinted windows, $6,700, mustsell. Call PO Beck ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 15 min. balsoftball season. Cazibbean Naval Masonic Lodge will hold a at 4516 DWH or 2898 AWH. To all Naval Hospital personnel. Our deepest first degree Wed.,April 11, all Masons are in- AUIPARTS 10. Harry and the Hendersons: John Lithgow - Lainie Kazan: An "average appreciation for the quality care and personal vited. Chrome highway bar for motorcycle, Universal American family" becomes involved with a legendary creature in this wacky concem/assistance you have given both of us. There will be a Guantanamo Bay Nursery mount to most bikes, neverused, $20. Call 3262. comedy. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 51 min. Our community truly has the best in medical School Board of Advisors mtg. Tues., April 17, EURNIIURE services and professionals. Karen Largent and 7 p.m., at the Nursery School. All parents and Oak desk w/fonnica top, $40. Drafting table, 11. Stand and Deliver: Edward James Olmos - Lou Diamond Phillips: In 1982 Steve Heaon. staff and welcome to attend. $30.2 twin size box springs and frames. Aquar- Jaime Escalante took a group of unmotivated East Los Angeles high school CERAMIC NOTES The Guantanamo Bay Little Theater will hold a ium stand and access., $25. Brass and glass bar students who hardly knew simple arithmetic and inspired them to learn calculus. A new ceramics class will begin Thurs., April special mtg. Tues.,April 10, 7 p.m., inthe Senior cart, $30. All items in good cond. Call 3262. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 43 min. 19,7 to9p.m.The4-sessions coursewillfeature BOQ lounge to discuss a musical review or MISCELLANEOUS the soft glaze techniqueon a figurine, $16 fee production, persons interested in participating Surfboard and board rack, 6 ft. 3 in., hotline covers all products and fiing. Call 4640/3487. areurgedtoattend. CallEric Pittengerat33820er thruster and International Pro-lite board bag, G All Ages. CHAPEL NOTES 2889 AWH. $200.CallTommyat4516DWHor2898 AWH. PG Not recommended for younger children. CoffeeBreakwhichmeetsinRm.919-B, from TheGuantanamoBayLittleTheatermtg. willbe Picnic table, $35. Diaper holder, $5. Changing PG-13 Not recommended for children under the age of 13. to 10:30 a.m., has been cancelled for April 16. held Wed., April 11, 7 p.m., at the Plantation table, $15. Playpen, $25. High chair, $20. Fisher R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. Women of the Chapel are inviting womenin Rm., in the Officer's Club (upstairs), all inter- Price infant tub, $5. Car seat, $30. Potty chair, Gitmoto a retreatonJPJ Hill, Fri., Apr. 20, 7 to ested perssonnel are requested to attend this $6. Walker, $10. Umbrella stroller, $15. Call 9 p.m., and Sat., Apr. 21, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The important mtg. FMI, call Theresa Ludwig at Darlene at 3846 DWH or 4229 AWH. program is "Women of thlBible." FMI orreser- 4279 AWH. Matemity clothes, winter, med. and 1g., lots to Movies begin at 8 p.m. vations, callBetsy at 3173. There will be an EEO Committee mtg., April 11, choose from, priced to go. Call 2799. CLOSURE 2:30 p.m., in the PWD conference rn. All Fisher Price car seat, $92.05. Graco stroller, The following MWR facilities will be closed members are urged to attend. $118.88, brand new, still in box. FMI, call Easter Sunday: Corral, Youth Ctr. and Library. Family Home Care Providers have space avail. McIntyre at 4168 DWH or 4434 AWH. The Fitness Cu. will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 for all age groups F/1 and P/T. Call FHC office Couch, $100 OBO. Dryer, $30 OBO. Crib, $30 WORLD NEWS.fm. pg.1 p.m. All other facilities will observe regular at 4543, Mon. through Fri., 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. OBO. Changing table, $25 OBO. Call 2424 CENSUS. con'tim. pg.1 Sunday hours. FMI, call 3845. .UIAGE AWH. The children's pool at the officer's pool is There will be a scheduled power outage Sat., Glidden 2400 pressure washer and sandblasting up alone, so they're gathering a Jerusalem -- Today at sundown, Jews closed for repair.MWR regrets any inconven- April 14, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., for the following machine. (36) 5-gal. buckets of Glidden paint, posse. Gitmo residents who'd like to all over the world will sit down to one ience. Repairs ae necessary for sanitation ema- areas: PWD Carpenter Shop, Bldg. 688, Bldg. 3518 pastel tint base for exterior. Call Iarry at join the posse and lasso a few of these of the world's oldest ritual dinners, the sons. The pool will ze-open in mid-April 972, JPJ Hill, Ordnance Mag. area, Radio Range (305) 669-0507. Passover Seder. The family feast The Youth Ctr. will be closed Fri., Apr. 13, due BCT and #3, Old SATCOM facility, Windmill rascals, can get traps from Harbor EEIE commemorates the Hebrews' exodus to other activities occurring that evening. FMI, Beach, NEX Commissary/Mall, Fourax, Radio Extremely loveable catneeds good home, 2-yrs, Patrol. call 4075. Range hsgn., Base Sien, Camp Buckley, YKW, old, spayed female, indoor/outdoor, can adapt "We've order 25 more traps to from Egypt. And a professor of Jewish studies at Harvard University says Gold Hill Towers and Galley, SBEQ. strictly indoor, loves people and attention, free help roundup our friends," said Due to unforeseen circumstances, our last Posi- Them will be scheduled power outages Wed. cat carrier, litter box, feeding dish. Call Darlene elements of the tradition, as practiced tive Parenting class hadto be postponed. New and Thurs.,April 11 and 12, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 3846 DWH or 4229 AWH. Baley. today, date back some 1,900 years, to dateissetforApil 11,7to8:30p.m.,attheFSC. for the following areas: Brig, East, West and SERVE If you want to get involved, or if the destruction of the Second Temple FMI/register,call4141/4153. Center Bargo hsng., Caravella, East Caravella Balloons-N-Such has Easter baskets designed one of these menaces of the mainland in Jerusalem. Jon Levinson speculates MCXNOIE and Caravella Pt. hsng., H5 Rec. Rm. and Tennis with silk flowers and balloons or filled with rattles your cage, tips over your trash that perhaps the ritual has survived so Attention Customers, visit the main store be- Court, Base Siren at Bargo. stuffed animals, ceramic eggs or figurines, free tween April 13 and 15 for special prices on delivery. Will deliver Easter Sunday, noon til 3 can, crawls into your car's engine to long because of its nature. As he puts selected items. Happy Easter. p.m. Call Ellen at 2428 or Lisa at 3378. feast on those delicate battery cables, it, "If you can hit them in the stomach, it lasts." MWRNOIE PSD will be open Sat., April 21, 9 am. to noon, Free superquick one-step ear piercing. Simulta- or turnssupthe volume at 4:30 a.m. to CPO Spring Ball guest speaker will be to issue ID cards only. All dependent ID card neous insertion of a presterilzed stud and attach- 'cock-a-doodle-doo' justcall Harbor MMCM(SS) Lewis M. Sikes, Force Master apps. must be pre-verified and signed by the ment of the clasp in less than a minute. Service NATIONAL NEWS.fm. pg.1 Chief, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Don't miss this op- sponsor. Cardsamay also beissued Mon. through provided by a certified licensed cosmetologist. Patrol at 2913 for help. partnity to meet and talk with MCPO Sikes. Fri., 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. FMI, call 4147/4544. Call Linda at 2247. A word of caution, however. Tickets are $30/couple, $15/single. FMI, call -- Organizers of the TRAIING Even though these delightful crea- Indianapolis 2501/2379. FHC monthly tmg. is scheduled for Wed., April TWO WHEELERS Farm Aid Four concert today are tures may be gourmet dishes for The MWR info. Office is open Man. through 11, and Mon., April16, 7 to 9 p.m., at FTG. '84 Honda 125 Elite scooter, good cond., $600 tallying up the proceeds of yesterday's Fri., from noon until5Sp.m. FMI, call 3845. Providers may attend either session. Find how firm. Call 2171 AWH. some cultures, they may not be in benefit. A spokeswoman says the Sham a unique view of Gitmo with the folks changes to OPNAVINST 1700.9C affect you. WANIED keeping with our epicurean desires. marathon show raised at least $1.3 back home. Send them a Gitao Bay souvenir Call 4543. Child's big wheel and 2 dressers. Call 2799. million to help beleaguered family e map; 24X36in.map illustrates specialpesonal- YOUTH ACTIVITIES Two carpets, 12x15 and 12x22, reasonably To impede temptation, help our Winners of the Mr. and Ms. Pre-teen contest priced, good cand. Call Sandy or Ken at 5326 Harbor Patrol remove them from our farmers. Rock star John Cougar held at the Spring Fomnal last week are Mr. DWH or 2599 AWH. sight. Mellencamp, who helped put together the Indianapolis show, pledges the BAY DINING performers will continue efforts on the Business news Guantanamo can use farmers' behalf. POST 46 New York -- There's word that Pepsi's AP - The Bush Administration ing ttheeducation system, increasing scrapping plans to sell assets, ex- Tonight's Dinner: BBQ Spare about to prove a little soft drink can go has promised to monitor closely savings and cutting the federal pects to report earnings of 50 to 52 RibI Tuesday's Lunch: Beef a long way. Today's New York Times Japan's efforts to implement a his- budget deficit. cents a share for the recently-ended says Pepsico Inc. is planning to sign an Chop Suey toric market-opening trade agree- first quarter. That would represent a Soviet Union that SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE ment, and President Bush declares 90 percent jump the company earned agreement with the calls for trading Pepsi-Cola for ships the American public will be satisfied Salomon Inc. expects to post a in the same three months last year. Tuesday's Lunch: Pepper Steak vodka. only with "concrete results." But a solid first-quarter profit, as a strong Chairman Barron Hilton says the and OFFICERS' CLUB major Japanese retailers' group has performance by its securities unit company's two major Las Vegas A controversial Tonight's Dinner: AlE-You-Can- vowed to fight a key provision it says offsets a slump in oil trading. Its hotel-casinos should report strong Cincinnati-- exhibition of photographs was open to Eat Italian Buffet Tuesday's is detrimental to small stores, and chairman declares the Wall Street first quarterresults despite increased despite charges some doubts are being voiced by U.S. trade firm will show "good quarterly earn- competition. record crowds, Lunch: Buffet are obscene. A federal experts over how effective the agree- ings" when results are announced of the photos CPO CLUB barring police from confiscat- ment will be in reducing America's April 24. In last year's first quarter, judge is pictures by the late Robert Tonight's Dinner: The Harbor huge trade deficit with Japan. Both the company lost $28 million. Salo- ing the Mapplethorpe while obscenity charges Lights Lounge is Closed. Tues- countries reached agreement last mon recently has been driven by its Flight Sch. from page one in state court. day's Lunch: Seafood Newburg week on a set of proposals aimed at Phibro energy oil refining and trad- are tried correcting broad-based structural ing unit- largely responsible for a Fitgh Date Lee. Arrive Depart WINDJAMMER CLUB Florida-- NASA says everything, barriers to trade. Tokyo promised a $470 million profit last year that 727 4/13 NAS Noefolk --- 8:00 a.m. including the weather is looking good Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu series of steps to make it easier for confounded a major slump across Gitmo 11:00 a.m. noon for tomorrow's launch of the space CLIPPER CLUB Americans and other foreigners to do Wall Street. Phibro's first quarter Kingston 21230 pm. 1:45 p.m. Discovery. The shuttle crew is business in Japan, while the U.S. side profit is expected to be modest. Gilmo 15p.m. 3:20pm. shuttle Tonight's Dinner: Mexican to deploy the superpowered Hubble pledged to boost America's ability to NAS Norfalk 6:15 p.m. Fiesta Space Telescope. compete internationally by improv- Hilton Hotels, regrouping after NOTE: If you change flights, notify the air terminal. PAGE 4, MONDAY, ARsn. 9, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAnUB GA2ETE SPORTS

Flames lose to Kings again NBA standings Stanley Cup Sports AP-Once again, the defending the Winnipeg Jets a game up on the Eastern Canference Stanley Cup Champion Calgary Edmonton Oilers after a 2-1 victory Atlantic Division Playoffs Roundup W L Pct GB Flames find themselves trailing the in game-three. Dale Hawerchuk Division aemifinais MLB X-Philadelphia 49 27 .645 Best of aeven upstart Los Angeles Kings in their slappedinthe game-winnerwithless X-Boston 46 29 .613 25 Saturday'sresults Opening Day, yeah! - One Smythe Divisionsemifinal series. At than five minutes to play. The Jets X-New York 43 31 .581 5 Boston 3, Hartford 1 week after originally scheduled, Ma- the Forum in Inglewood, Calif., lead the series 2-1. Washington 29 46 .387 195 Montreal 3, Buffalo 0 Mamoi 17 58 .227 315 jor League Baseball officially leaps Tony Granato scored the first short- At Maple Leaf Gardens, Sergio New Jersey 6, Washingtons5 into the 1990s today. Opening day New Jersey 16 58 .216 32 N.Y. Rangers 5, N.Y. Iles 2 handed overtime goal in Stanley Cup Momesso's second goal of the game Central Division features six games in the American Sunday's results Kings to a lifted the St. Louis Blues to a 6-5 X-Detroit 54 20 .730 League and five in the National. AL, playoff history, lifting the Las Angeles 2, Calgary 1 (OT) X-Chicago 51 23 .689 3 leads series 2-1) Detroit's Jack Morris visits Boston 2-1 win over the Flames in game- overtime win over the Toronto (LosAngeles Maple Leafs. With that win, the Milwaukee 40 35 .533 145 Winanipeg 2, Edmontont 1 against Red Sox's Roger Clemens; three of the Series. Indiana 37 37 .50 17 assume a commanding three- (Winnipeg leads series 2-1) the beginning of the end for old In his first game since suffering a Blues Cleveland 35 39 .473 19 St. Louis 6, Toronto 5(OT) Comiskey Park sees the Chicago back injury Mar. 22, L.A.'s Wayne game lead in the best of seven series. Atlanta 35 40 .467 19.5 (St. Louis leads series 3-0) White Sox hosting Milwaukee; Bret Gretzky had an assist on the Kings' Chicago edged Minnesota 2-1. Orlando 17 57 .230 37 Chicago 2, Minnesota 1 Western Conference Saberhagen and Kansas City visit first goal. The Kings lead the best of Steve Larmer and Wayne Presley (Chicago leads series 2-1) lip" Midwest Division Today's games Baltimore; Toronto Blue Jays and seven series 2-1. scored for Chicago, whichleads that Dave Stieb fly into Texas to meet XUtah 51 22 .699 -- Adams Division The other Smythe series finds Norris Division semifinal series 2-1. X-San Antonio 49 25 .662 25 Ryan; California visits Seattle Boston at Hartford Nolan Dallas 42 32 .568 95 (Series tied 1-1) and defending World Series Cham- Denver 38 36 .514 135 Buffalo at Montretal pion Oakland entertains Minnesota. Kirby, Twins could win West Houston 35 38 .479 16 (Series tied at 1-1) In the NL: Pittsburgh trys to spoil Minnesota 21 53 .284 30.5 Patrick Division New York's bid for a sixth straight (Editor's note: The following is leaders in team batting average and Charlotte 17 57 .230 34.5 N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders opening day victory in New York; a 26-part series on all the teams in runs scored. Pacific Division (Rangers lead series 2-0) Orel Hershiser and the Dodgers host X-LA.Lakers 56 17 .767 -- New Jersey atWashingtWt Major League Baseball. From the CatcherBrian Harperbatted.325 X-Poetland 52 22 .703 4.5 Bruce Hurst and San Diego; the Cubs (Series tied 1-1) American League West, the Min- and Greg Gagne .272 in playing a X-Phoenix 50 25 .667 7 play the Phillies at Wrigley Field, nesota Twins) solid shortstop. Seattle 37 37 .500 19.5 MLB Chicago; Montreal visits St. Louis The Twins' pitching is another Golden State 35 39 .473 21.5 and the Houston hosts Cincinnati. Today's games have LA. Clippers 29 47 .382 28.5 AP - Kirby and the Minnesota story. Manager Tom Kelly will Sacramento 22 53 .293 33 Opening Day GOLF Twins look to contend in the Ameri- to shuffle the deck afterAllan Ander- (Last night's games not included) American League can League West. son, who at 33-19, is the winningest X-Clinched playoff spot Detroit at Bostn Just like Jack - Nick Faldo has Milwaukee at Chticago One of baseball's very best left-hander in the league the past two added a second Masters Green Jacket Sunday's results Baltiroreat Kansas City to his wardrobe and a third major wears a gold glove in center field. seasons. Cleveland 100, Denroit 97 Toronto at Texas championshiptohiscollectionofgolf Minnesota's Kirby Puckett is the A total of five rookies, including Charlote110, Golden State 109 Seattle at Califomia achievements. The 32-year-old Eng- defending American League batting 1990 hopefuls David West and Houston 146, Orlando 123 Minnesota at Oakland lishman rallied from four shots down pitched last after the Indiana 99, New York 97 National League champion after a.339 effort. He also Kevin Tapani, Pittsburgh at New York with six holes left to force a playoff LA. Lakers 116,Denver 109 had 85 RBI's, 45 doubles and unloading of southpaw Frank Viola New Jersey 102, Miami 101 San Diego at Los Angeles with Raymond Floyd before beating reached 200 hits for the fourth year to the New York Mets. The late-July Portland 112, San Antonio 105 Philadelphia at Chicago Floyd on the second sudden-death running. With Kent Hrbek and Gary deal brought the Twins stopper Rick Today's games Montreal at St. Louis hold. Both men shared 10-under-par at Houston Gaetti, who both spent time on the Aguilera, who got more than astrike- Sacramento at Seattle Cincinnati 278 regulation totals, but only after Utah at Phoenix disabled list in 1989, alongside, the out per inning when the Mets used Faldo birdied three of his last six Dallas at LA. Lakers Captain's Cup holes, while Floyd took a bogey on Twins should again finish among the him in relief. number-17. After Floyd put his ap- Captain's Cup Softball proach shot on the second playoff hole in the water, Faldo became the Friday's results Volleyball Women first back-to-back Masters Champion GITMo ATHLETICS NAVSTA Blue 11, Naval Hospital l since Jack Nicklaus a quarter of a Saturday's results AQUATIC ACTIVITIES PROJECT PLAYER Women NAVSTA Gold 14, High School 13 century ago. Men Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: PWD over NSGA/Co. '"" Guaranty Classic - Gene Sau- Darts- Project Player sponsors aDart Naval Hospital 13, PWD 11 Open Water,Apr. 16,17; RescueDiverApr. Tournament at the Clipper Club Mon., Apr. NAVSTA Blue over SIMA ers was the winner of the Deposit NSGAo. "L'17, SIMsA (B) 0 9 (2); Advanced Open Water, May 3. For 16, at 7:30 p.m.cRegister at 7, entry fee $2. Marine Batracks over Security Barracks 15, NAVSTA Gold 5 Guaranty Golf Classic in Hattiesburg, mate informration, call 3845. For morm info., call Amy at 2560. NAVSTA Gold over Naval Hospital Marina Miss. Sauers, who now has three ca- Skipper's license exam - The marina Men SIMA (A) 7, NMCB-5, 0 reervictories on the PGA tour, shot a offers skipper's license exams Mon-Fri. REC. ACTIVITIES Marine Barracks overNAVSTA Gold 2-under-par 68 to finish 12-under- regular hours, Sat.-Sun.-holidays, 9-11 a.m. High School (A) over security Captain's Cup Volleyball - Volleyball tenercations & 2-4 p.m. Hoor excepion are considered. NAVSTA Blue over F'L par. Jack Ferenz finished two stroke Ifor the base gym ace atn a daily basis. All Skipper's licenses ame required for boat op- NASVC-I0 over PWD (L) back. previous reservations Cross Country erations. For more info., call 2345. are canceled. League Sunday's results LPGA - At Poway, Calif., Kris games play Tues., Wed., Sat w/Sun. op- results We need your help - Volunteers are Women Saturday's Monaghan claimed her first LPGA tional. neededto assistinrenovating the marina and For more info., call John at 2560. High School over Security Men victory, by a two-stroke margin over dock facilities. Call EM2 Noad at 2345- PWD over NSGAiCo. "' 19-29 Cathy Gerring. Monaghan finished 8- DWH or CWO Gatewood at 2248-DWH or REEF RAIDERS NAS-VC-10 over NAVSTA Gold 1st Martinez MarineBks. under-par after a final round 4-under 2242-AWH. General meeting - General member- Men 2nd McLaverty PWD 67. Beginner swimming - Beginning ship meeting, Wed., Apr. 11 at 7 p.m. For PWD (W) overNAVSTA Gold 3rd Nieves Marine Bks. 30-39 swimming classes are Apr. 16-27, Mon., more info., call Jackie at 2618. Security over Naval Hospital Tue., Thur., Fri. at Villamar Pool, 4:30-5:30 PWD (L) over NMCB-5 1st Petersmn NAVSTA Blue TENNIS Clay FFG p.m. for children 5-8 years old. Fee, $15. YACHT CLUB High School (B) overFITG 2nd On the march - The first meet- Register at MWR Info. Off. For more info.' 3rd Avila Marine Bks. ing between Martina Navratilova and call 3845. Is sailing really that great? - Find 40-plus out. Come to the Yacht Club, Over-30 eighth-grader Jennifer Capriati saw Adult swimming - Adult swimming weekends and 1st Washington PWD holidays. Get sailing and windurfing lee- Bean VC-10 Navratilova come away a 6-2, 6-4 classes ame Ape. 16-27, Mon., Toe., Thor., Basketball 2nd Fri. at Windjamor Fool, 6-7 p.m. Fee in sons, p toor onsnatly$20orfree.Call 3rd Evans VC-10 winner in the finals of the Family Jimtat 4749, or Boat 4405. Women Circle Cup Tennis Tournament. It $15. Register at MWR Info. Off. For more info., call 3845. Playoffs 19-29 was the 150th career singles win for Hydroaerobics - Hydroaerobics at YOUTH ACTIVITIES Saturday 1st Cullisam NSGACo. "L" TLas" the 33-year-old Navratilova. Despite Marine Site Pool Apr. 16-May 17, 5-6 p.m. Pre-teen Dive-In Movie - Paw-teens Semifinal game 2nd Lloyd the loss, the 14-year-old Capriati will Fee $20, walk-ins $2 persession Register at can dive-in fora swim and a movie at Vil- NAS/VC-10 59, Marine Barracks 41 3rd Elzie Marine Bks. go from being an unranked player to MWR Info. Off. Walk-ins pay at gym gear lamar Pool, Tue., Apr. 10, at 8 p.m. Fee, $1. Sunday 30-39 25th in the world when the computer issue desk. For more info., call 3845. Formore info., call4075. Championship game 1st Sauber Marine Bks. t-2 2nd Sampsn Naval Hospital ratings are released today. Capriati is 1I Teen dive-in - Hey teens. Spend part K-Club 43, NAS/VC-10 38 3rd. Bliss NSGA/Co. "'" now 13-3 as a pro. BOWLING NOTE of your Spring break under the stars at the Men's - In Orlando, Fla., top- Friday night Tee ive-innmovie,Thor.,Apr.l12at8np.m., league - Friday Night Villamar Pool. For mote info., call 4075. seeded Brad Gilbert was a 6-2, 6-1 Classics Sammer League in now forming. Pre-teen night - Bowlers interested cll Mike Reinhatt/Mark ride Pee-teens, 10 winner over South Africa's Christo yrs. and older, a nightride is setforFri., Apr. Van Rensburg in the finals of a Rondaate534-DWHorleave infoatMar- GBYAA baseball almost ready blehead Lanes. Org. meeting at Marblehead 13, at 4p.m. Min:fve, max.-10 riders. Fee, $250,000 event. For more Fri., Apr. 13.at5p.m.gNositgn $3-members, $8-nou-amebas. STAFF REPORT-TheGuan- Sponsors for the 1990 T-Balt lpsft6er6 info., cell Laurie orGlen ato23 r. p.m. Apr. 18. tanamo Bay Youth Athletics Asso- BBaseball/Softball season are still AUTO RACING Pre-teen Fun/Run -Youth Activities sponsors a one-mile Fun-Run for pre-teens ciation (GBYAA) sponsored base- nneeded. Sponsorships are $150 per Indy-cars- The 199OIndy-Car CAPTAIN'S CUP NOTE Apr 14. Register at 8:30 a.m. at the Auto ball/softball season gets underway team. GBYAA would like to thank season opened with Rick Mears suc- New golf schedules - New Captain's Hobby Shop. Fee is $1. For more info., call this month., theNAS CPOA, SIMA R-2 Division, Cup Golf schedules have been printed. Par- cessfully defending his title in the Au- 4075. T-Ball and Minor Leagues are NVC-10, ROICC, NAS First Class ticipanta can stop by the gym or golf coarse Pre-teen Lack-In - Pat-teens emn toworks 200 at Phoenix. Mears, who complete, so for those AAssociation and McDonald'sfor started from the pole, averaged better to pick spa copy. enjoy all nightbowling, dancing, games and registration than 126miles per hour. Bobby Rahal a pizza bash at the Pre-Teen Lack-In set for two leagues is closed. Sign-ups for their sponsorship donations in sup- Thur., Apr. 12, 11:30 pm.-6 a.m. at Marble- finished second with Al Unser, Jr., CORRAL NOTES the Major and Senior League will be pport of the 1990 season. If you are head Bowling Ct. Hourly rentals - The MWR Corral For more info., call Pat- accepted up through April 20, at the iinterested in becoming a sponsor, third. rick or Katie at 4075. offers base residents and members of the NASCAR - Davey Allison GBYAA baseball/softball-Sign-ups Youth Center, Monday through Fri- ccontact Woody Wodrazka at work, nosed out Mark Martin in a photo fin- fleechoarly rental at$4 during the week an d $6 ont the weekensds. Long pans and aturdy for the Major League, ages 11-15 and Gids day from 8:30 a.m. to 4p.m. Tryouts 44740 or home, 2903 or call Judy ish to win the Valleydale 500 at Bris- Softball, ages 9-18, are being held shoes or boots are required. For more infor- at the for the Major League will be held LLeDoux at work, 4477 or home, tol, Tenn. Allison gotthe win by skip- mation, call 2381. Youth Center, Mon-Fri., 8:30 a.nt-4 p.m. Wednesday, April 11, at Chick 22672. ping a final pit stop when leaders through Apr. 30. Cent, $20 per child, $15 eachadditionalchildsamefamily. Zaiser Field at 5:30 p.m. Everyone The next GBYAA meeting is pulled in under a caution flag on lap FITNESS DIVISION Moregirls 392. Ricky Rudd finished third, fol- are needed to have a Girls Softball League. that is currently signed-up for this VWednesday, May 2, at the Youth Profile Testing - Profile screening is GBYAA Major League -Tryouts am division needs to be at the tryouts. CCenter at 7 p.m. A new board of lowed by Terry LaBonte and Rick offered by MWR FutnensCenterfra a8n. Wed., Apr. 11 at Otick Zaiser Field at S530 Those who have not signed-up, but ddirectors will be elected at this meet- Wilson. to 2p.m.oevery Wed. and Thur.for $15. For pie. All players seed tobe present. Sign-ups want Penske - Penske Racing and more info call 3846. will be accepted at the field. Formore info., to play, be at the tryouts. Sign- iing. If you are interested in having a IlmorEngineering limited are design- call Ray Paulino W-3376, H-3344. ups will be accepted at the field. vvoice in this association, either by inganengineforFormulaOneracing. FLYING CLUB Additional sign-ups are required hholding a seat on the board, or just by Leyton House Racing Limited will Interested in flying? - The Gitmon in order to have a Girl's Softball bbecoming involved, then the May 2, provide the chassis for the engine as Flying Club offers introductory flights to Who will win the Stanley Cup? League. Girls between ages 9-18 nmeeting is foryou. GBYAA is solely Roger Penske re-enters Grand Prix anyone inteswated with no obligatio0tojoin. Find out on the Daily Gazette who are interested, can also sign-up ddependent and operated by the com- racing after 15 years away from the For moae info., call 3686 AWH or426 and Sports page. circuit. leave a message. at the Youth Center between 8:30 nmunity and parents whose interest is a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through uto keep the children involved in Friday until the end of April. yyouth sports programs.