Sunday's flight Water Usage I C-141 Thursday, March 22 Rosey Roads 9:00 a.m. Usable storage: 12.65 MIL - 90% Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. 12:55 p.m. NAS Norfolk, Va. 3:30 p.m. Goal: 825 Consumption: 855 K See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 195 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, March 23, 1990 Soviet troops on the move in Lithuania IRS doing better on tax advice 1F." MINAP - The Senate has unani- relations. AP - A new government workers are giving correct mously called on Moscow to stop But Presidentush says it would report has a mixed bag of answers 78 percent of the leaning on Lihuania-which has do no good to criticize the Soviets. news for taxpayers who need time, compared to 66 percent last declared itself independent of the Yesterday, he urged them to refrain help from Uncle Sam. The year. On the other hand, the Soviet Union. from using force against Lithuania. general accounting office says GAO says only one in three calls The resolution urged President But he also said he's happy the this year, you have a better to the IRS is getting through. thananing Bush toonhLichuania-whichhhas consider Lithuania's Kremlin has promised to solve the chance than last year to get the For its part, the IRS says it Yugoslavia - Signs of mass request for diplomatic recognition, matter peacefully. correct answer to tax questions. can't afford to hire enough poisoning are reported in Kosovo. A A resolution urging Bush to Meanwhile, the Kremlin's tight- The GAO says the IRS people to answer the phones. province of Yugoslavia hit with grant such recognition was defeated ending the screws on Lithuania. In ethnic violence.I orequest.forddiplomaticcrecognition. Officials say more on Wednesday. addition to parading troops in the hildr0ehncAve bnosializedIts resolution comes after So- capital. Soviet PresidentGorbachev Valdez skipper onelton.haeeend hoRa aioed found innocent vit tanks moved through the capi- is telling Lithuania to stop signing up AP - The former skipper of the convicted him on a misdemeanor reports that soeme ethnicAlbanians tsl that rejected Kremlin control. a volunteering military force. For "Exxon Valdez" says he now wants charge of negligent discharge of oil. have been assaulting Serbs and The statement warns that if the its part, Lithuania's urging the world to get on with his life. Joseph Hazel- He'll be sentenced on that charge Montenegrins-accusing them of Kremlin uses force against Lithu- to protest the Soviet action, claiming wood commented after a jury in today. poisoning the classrooms of ania, it will damage U.S.-Soviet the use of force is imminent. Anchorage, Alaska, acquittedhim of Albanians. p A.. J.L. .1 M.AA One juror says the panel acquit- being drunk andreckless thenightof ted Hazelwood because the state Great Britain - A setback at the Bloodsned spreads across the nations worst oil spill. "just didn't have the evidence." polls for British Prime Minister Yesterday, the panel found Ha- Meanwhile, Hazelwood's attorney Margaret Thatcher. Her candidate has South Africa, 20 people killed zelwood innocent of the three most says he'll ask Exxon to rehire his been trounced by an opposition AP - Secretary of State James moving away from the system of serious charges against him. But it client. socialist in a special election in Bakerhasmetboth with blackSouth segregation. Central England. It's the conserva- African leaders and the head of the Across South Africa, this has Idaho governor to make final decision on abortionn tive party's worst rout in a country's white-minority govern- been another day of bloodshed. special parliamentary election in 50 ment. An official traveling with Pollcemand news reports count 20 AP - It's now up to Idaho's Maryland voters could be choo)os- years. It's expected that the Baker says the secretary of state peoplekilled in black factional fight- govemor to decide if his state will ing between pro-choice and atiti- conservatives might try to dump arly Thatcher as leader this fall. Klrk'smove aginstpraied ingand D anti-govemnment protests. In have the toughest anti-abortion law abortion proposals. The Senate ea: apartheid as "courageous." Earlier, another development, South Afri- in the land. The State Senate has Friday approved an agreement to Romania - Thousands of Anti- anti-apartheid leaders had criticized can authorities have arrested or fired given final approval to bill banning place both proposals before vot es Hungarian protesters have rallied in the~kerDelerkmeeing sayng orethan 100 police and prison most abortions. Cecil Andrus hasn't this fall. The agreement must stillbe Romania's Transylvania region for a it would give the world the impres- officers who demanded equality said if he'll sign the bill-but has considered by the state's House of fourth straight day. Ethnic clashes in sion that progress has been made in with white employees. said he opposes abortion. Delegates. Transylvania have left seven dead and 300 wounded. Guantanamo Bay aircrewmen know survival belongs to the fittest Colombia - Police in Colombia are Given a choice, most people School (ACC) and Rescue Swim- degree it is today. Students learnto survive in harsh linking the Medellin Cocaine Cartel would probably pass on spending mers School (RSS) in Florida," said "During World War II, many conditions. Not only will they need to Thursday's assassination of a five days and nights alone in the Chief Warrant Officer Gerald Smith, downed aircrews didn't know how to to find protection, food and water, presidential candidate. The killings arctic wilderness. Equally unappeal- organizational maintenance depart- survive in hostile territory," he said. but also they will take steps to avoid comes seven months after the ing would be three days and two ment officer in charge, Naval Air "The genesis of today's training was capture by an enemy. presidential contender of Colombia's nights stranded in the Mojave Desert Station, Guantanamo Bay. begun by Gen. Curtis E. Lemay, who "With the necessary skills and ruling party was killed by drug or the jungles of Peru. Without "Crewmen are taught life saving believed that this type of training the right equipment, people can sur- traffickers. comprehensive survival training, techniques, basic aircraft fundamen- would decrease the losses suffered vive in any situation," said Krestian. odds on their safe return are not tals, CPR and flight gear in four to by aircrews during conflicts." (continue to page 3) Possibly more important than good. five weeks," said Smith. The Combat Survival Course learning the techniques of survival is The 3636th Combat Crew Train- Although the wing trains about begins with four days of academic the importance of learning to want to ing Wing, U.S. Air Force Survival 9,000 students yearly in five differ- and laboratory training. This is fol- suTrvve. USA School, at Fairchild Air Force Base, ent courses, the mandatory combat lowed by one day in the school's "One can have all the knowledge Wash., teaches those essential basic survival training course for aircrew Exhibits Training Laboratory and in the world," said Krestian, "but News survival skills. In addition to aircrew is considered its bread-and-butter additional training with rescue pyro- without the will to survive, none of it personnel from that service, selected one. technics. Students spend the next six will help. We tell our students they Army, Marine and Navy personnel Air Force SMSgt. Steve Kres- days in the nearby Colville Alaska - Ten crew members are National missing from a fishing trawler that undergo training. tian, a master instructor at the Forest practicing what they have Please see SURVIVAL, page 3 sunk in the frigid Bering Sea off "Naval personnel on a volunteer Fairchild school, said survival train- been taught. Afterward, students Alaska. The Coast Guard says 22 program can learn these basic skills ing has always been a part of military receive resistance and parachute others from the vessel have been by attending Air Crew Candidate instruction, but not always to the training. rescued and are "In relatively good shape." Special edu cation in Gitmo schools NAVYRESALEIIcfly Washington - Advocates for the Susan Atwood recently visited est in teaching; some discovered workers and voluntary parent coun- handicapped are hailing new the Department of Defense depend- leadership abilities they didn't know seling are also included. public transportation rules unveiled It D1ONLINE ents schools in Nuremberg while ac- they had. Members who have dependent 1 by the Bush Administration. The companying her husband, Deputy Transportation Department has Collaborative learning is just children with special needs should (PMNSHORhE,480) Secretary of Defense Donald one of many DoDDS programs. The contact local Exceptional unced plans to require Family I erally aided bus systems to buy Atwood, on an official visit. She school system is also sponsoring a Member Program representatives at came away from one school im- Winter Special Olympics, "Days in least 30 days prior to an overseas only vehicles accessible to the Lone Ranger: disabled. They'd also have to pressed by a program in which stu- the Sun," in Berchtesgaden, West assignment. A representative can Well, Tonto, there's a new Officer provide door-to-door transit for dents teach other students. Germany, this year. About 100 provide information on the overseas in Charge in town and I'm leaving those who can't get to bus stops. The program is known as "col- DoDDS and 100 non-DoDDS chil- screening process for their branch of you in very capable hands. laborative learning," said Luedell dren with low to moderate learning the service. U.S. Tonto: - Check your mailbox for the Crawford, DoDDS special education disabilities will take part, said Paul. Within various DoDDS regions, KIMOSABE, that's great 1990 Census questionnaire. Census news. Finally you'll be teacher iat W.T. Sampson High DoDDS also has 36 special edu- especially strong programs exist for able to and postal officials are sending out take off thatmask School. "In this program, high cation programs for pre-schoolers particular needs. For example, a site and Miss Muffy 95-million of them beginning will be able to shop at fine stores today. It's hoped they will school students work with children aged 3 to 5, generally in areas where in Germany has one for the deaf. all arrive everywhere without reading about by next Tuesday. in elementary school and special there are major military bases and Personnel offices take special needs A postal official her shopping outside Washington says the education classes. Basically the stu- large numbers of military families. into account when planning service adventures in the paper. Just the same I'm sure there flood of questionnaires makes for dent helps the teacher as a teachers' The system is required by law to member's accompanied reassign- will be plenty "just a little bit more mail." It's aid." Both groups benefit. provide special education for school- ments. of things you will miss costing about $70 million to "We have a student, Carolyn age children with disabilities, but not To simplify their DoDDS enroll- about Cuba. deliver. Lone Ranger: Gwynn, who works with the 1st for younger children. ment, incoming parents are advised Guantanamo Bay is a great place and there are truly grade teacher at W.T. Sampson Ele- About 15 percent of the system's to hand-carry the Exceptional Fam- New York - Some officials of the aloof things I'll miss. mentary School in this program," special education students also re- ily Member Program medical and I'll miss all Long Island village of Island Park the fine people here and I'll miss are named in a $10.5 million lawsuit. said Crawford. quire medical services. DoD has educational findings; the child's the warm weather.but I won't The New York suburb Trudy Paul, DoDDS special assigned regional responsibilities to Individual Education Program; is accused of miss my illegally conspiring to exclude education coordinator said the each military department for serv- immunization and medical reports; flight. Tonto: Any last blacks and other minorities from younger children's language skills ices in areas such as audiology, information on any special transpor- words, Masked Man? federally financing housing. have improved in this program and speech therapy, psychology, physi- tation needs; the child's current re- Lone Ranger: they enjoy the special attention from cal and occupational therapy, and port card or transcript; and any rele- Last words are for people who want their the older ones. The junior high stu- medical diagnosis and evaluation. vant information from stateside egos to (continue to page 3) outlive them. dents were able to gauge their inter- School health services, school social teachers. PAGE 2, FanwY, MARcs 23, 1990, GUANTANAMO DA,.Y GAZTEn

and 15 percent of our managers." "That's sure ain't many." Some odds of this.some ends of that ECONO$ENSE "Itisn't, especially when you take W. Va., be- into consideration that women hold Youwouldn'twantto walkamile happens then. name is mud in Weston, sick of the farmer Working Women more than 45 percent of all jobs. But, in Russell McDonald's shoes. They Well, this is dancing. At the Pal- cause officials are car- they've made progress and now 7 remind him of broken plumbing fix- ladium, which is a night club in New tracking mud all over their new get rid of Women have made great strides percent of our engineers, 16 percent tures mixed with sweat from feet with York, every Friday night is Lambada pet. They say it's cheaper to Body than to clean carpet. in overcoming employmentdiscrimi- of our doctors, 17 percent of our no socks, plus holes for the dirt to night, and, if you can't figure out the think it's fair. He nation practices, achieving positions lawyers and 38 percent of our manag- ooze in and out. moves, the club gives lessons. Body doesn't paper, saying he of responsibility in both blue and ers are women." They kind of define the word TheLambada, ifyouhaven'tseen wrote to a local white collar jobs. Women in the work "Well it seems ta be the fair thing "gross." it, a Brazilian dance that looks like hadn't been warned, and that mud is forceis a subject that Sean and Liam ta do, lettin' women into all the jobs That's fine with the Toronto teen- sex with music. You get real close, what he makes his living in. are talking about, and we'lljoin them. that guys only had." ager, who was among the competitors and you rub alot, and that's how it's He says he'll just go to a another "Yes it does, Liam. But, there's in the 15th Annual Rotten Sneaker being promoted. One ad for the dance bank, where people don't mind him "Liam, how's that new business still a problem." Contest in Montpelier, Vt. movie says,"If it got any hotter, it depositing a little dirt with his depos- department chairman working out?" "What's that?" He was out-grossed by the win- wouldn't be dancing." its. "Chairperson, Sean, chairper- "Women are still not paid on par ner, 14 year old Matt Greenhalgh of Now, one Lambada lover says son." with men." East Greenwich, R.I. One judge says Lambada really isn't about sex, he For Russell Marlowe and Kath- "Oh, you didn't tell me that they "What do ya mean?" Matt won the world championship says it keeps you moving too fast to leen Ann France, it was an affair of selected a woman for the job. Well, "Simply this. Back in the 60's, "by a nose", areference to the obnox- think about putting on the moves. the heart when they got married in the how's she working out?" women doing the same work as men ious odors emitted by his rancid However, his name is Tom Ro- Greensburg, Pa. area. "Great. We werekind'askeptical were paid at 61 percent of the rate sneakers. meo. During the ceremony, Marlowe's at first, but she took to the job like paid to men. It has increased through The contest grew out of a heart wasn't just going pitter-pat, he paint ta canvas. She's the first woman the years, but they still earn less than Montpelier shoe store's promotion, At the Citizens Bank, John Body had medical experts to be sure. we've had with a doctorate in busi- 70 percent of what men earn for the but it's now run by a shoe deodorant is a non-citizen. Marlowe had a heart attack 10 ness, and she seems ta know what same job." company, on the premise that any His account of more than $1,300 week, so the 52- year- old bride and she's doin'." "Ain't that discriminatin'?" winner needs what it sells. has been closed, and the bank's chief groom wed in the cardiac unit of "That's good news. I'm glad to "It sure is. And, it doesn't make Greenhalgh won in a walk. executive officer says Body will be Westmoreland Hospital. see more opportunities for women economic sense. That's why the prosecuted if he stops by again, in his The bride says that, as long as opening up. After all, they're half the government is moving in the direc- First, a woman slips her legs same old style. they have each other, they'll be fine. population of the world and have tion ofbreaking down the barriers and around a man's thighs, and then. Well, everybody is somebody, Thismeans herheart is in the right equal rights to share in our successes opening the doors of opportunity for Oh, you think you know what but John Body must be nobody, his place. and failures." more women to enter non-traditional "Ya right about that, Sean. When occupations. It's good for America, I was teachin' high school we had it's good for the workforce and it's more women but when I moved inta the right thing to do!" A mother's iob is never done college, their numbers dropped off. "I heard that. Let's get Katie to Now we're seeing' more of 'em on the rustle up some chow, while we finish The kid came out screaming and mom's influence may have been when they were 13 months old. faculty. The engineerin' department up these taxes." hasn't shut up since. The only differ- overrated, that there may be room to They say, they canpredictthis,by is even gittin' more, an' that's a big "After this discussion, don't you ence is that, now that he can talk, he blame baby. Developmental psy- watching baby brain waves. Using an change." think we can 'rustle up' our own can complain. chologists have been finding ways to electrocardiogram, they checked the "It sure is, Liam. Back in the 50's lunch?" Is that Mom's fault? tell which babies are emotionally vagal tones, which show the brain's and 60's, women were discouraged "Ya gut a point there, Sean, ya The hand that rocks the cradle responsive, and which are the stoic influence on the heart. They found the from entering professional jobs like sure do." rules the world. A mother's job is types. babies with the strongestvagalwaves engineering, medicine and law. never done. The issue came up recently at a had the weakest scores later in tests of Since then, they've made steady We'll return to Liam and Sean In other words, if something goes meeting of The American Associa- how well they bonded with their gains. As a matter of fact, around later, until then, Top of the mornin' to wrong with the kid, blame Mom. tion for the Advancement of Science. mothers. 1960 only about one percent of our ya! That's been the traditional psy- Carroll Izard of the University of Researcher, Tiffany Field of the engineers were women, 3 percent of chological wisdom, anyway. The Delaware told about his research. University of Miami, checked the our attorneys, 6 percent of our doctors THE O'GRIFFINS experts have felt that a child's emo- He and his colleagues worked on ability of babies to imitate adults' tional growth, and emotional prob- more than 80 infants. They found that facial expressions. Field found 20 lems, could be traced to his relation- the ones who demanded the most percent were great. Another 20 per- ship with his mother. Therapists have attention, and generally made the cent were stonefaced, and the rest Abandoned vehicle parts sale grown rich on that. most fuss in the first months were were in between. She says expressiv- Other reseachers now think also the least secure with their moms ity is to be "individually different," The Security Department in conjunction with MWR will hold an abandoned vehicle parts sale Saturday, 24 March 1990 from 8 am to noon Billboard's on Lizard Island (located behind the Navy Exchange Repair Shop). You News and Entertainment mustprovide your own tools. Expertise willbe available for any question Top 20 News On Channel 2 you may have. For more information contact Chief Spence at Security, 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FULL HOUSE 3813. The following vehicles are available. video rentals 5:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Here are the Top-20 videocas- 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 sette rentals, as reported by "Bill- Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:45 SPORTS LATENIGHT Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) board" magazine. 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1. Lethal Weapon II All movies begin at 7 p.m. 2. Parenthood 3. Indiana Jones and the Last Downtown Lyceum Crusade Memories of Me.Comedy (PG-13). 1.44 4. Turner and Hooch McCalla Lyceum Working Girl.Comedy(R).1.54 1962 Chevy Belair 1974 Plymouth Duster 5. Uncle Buck 6. When Harry Met Sally Marine Lyceum 1974 Chevy Vega International King Cab (year unk.) Alien Nation. Action(R).1.29 1958 Chevy pick-up 7. The Package 1977 Plymouth Volare Leeward Lyceum 1964 Plymouth Barracuda 8. Do The Right Thing 1970 Buick Sportswagon The Accused. Drama (R). 1.50 1963 Chevy Biscayne 1976 Dodge Dart 9. Weekend At Bernie's 1966 Chevy II 1973 Plymouth Fury UT 10. Field of Dreams Cadillac 1973 Plymouth Duster Unk. American Rambler 11. Pink UT 1969 Buick Wildcat 1962 Mercury Comet Custom 12. The Karate Kid 1975 Olds 98 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo 13. License to Kill GITMO PEOPLE 1968 Ford Fairlane 1975 Ford Custom pick-up 14. Kickboxer 1964 Plymouth Valiant 1972 Plymouth Road Runner 15. New York Stories If you have to visit the hospital and you need some help, look for 1972 Plymouth Duster 1962 Chevy Belair 16. Young Einstein the smiling face of the Out-Patient Coordinator, who is: 1971 Olds Delta 88 Unk. Ford Galaxy 17. Relentless Unk. AMC Gremlin Unk. VW Bug 18. Road House 19. K-9 NAME: 20. Lock Up Andrea Hargraves HOMETOWN: Today in music Philadelphia,Pa. the carnival Samba as the nation's wanted to know TIME IN GITMO: Guaanam. er.: Daily .::::.::.::::Gze aboutEverything Lambada, youbut weren't sure you most popular rhythm. ' ! s~~a wm ! wanted ?to ?ask. It's all part of the newcraebytemv. Among the quickly released 3 years dance crazereatanbyamoeayovie movies capitalizing on all this are CHOICES: "Lambada," "The Forbidden Dance" FOOD: N4AVALI8ASE~ COM~MANDE8R Seafood CagttinJnByd and some due out soon,"Naked L am- UBLCAFFAIRS OF'IE It is the 1990 equivalent of the bada," "Blame it on the Lambada" SPORTS: T disco craze, although it has yet to win and "Lambada: The Seduction." Bowling over temisra 'floigo t Steve Gold, the executive direc- MOVIE: themansrem olowngofit predecessor.tor of NewThat's York's not keeping Palladium the Club, ~ee~eedtety lshts,~e~a sstit sx adancedaz creatly by poor folkien Elvira Mistress of the Dark entertainment industry from ying to thinks its catching on. He says LIFE GOALS: make middle America believe this is ^>:1:: "People were ready for something To further my education, travel, and retire. Evryhig o wntd>ona big deal.new. There hasn't been anything new MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENTS WERE: boiut Lambad Well what is Lambada? out there since the Hustle." Choking on food while riding on the Staten Island Ferry. kstt~l~ si wUntil it recently became all the Lessons usually begin with women dancers straddling their part- 3 WISHES: . rage in New York and Paris clubs, it wsdneners' otyb orflsilegs. On the dance floor of the Win the lottery,good health formy family, and unlimited world- c aren't so sure the wide travel. NortheasternBrazil.Itbecomehas Palladium, some the hottest dance in Brazil, rivaling moves are as hot as advertised. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAn Y GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS

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Fri., Mar. 23, through Tues., Mar. 27. traditional dining out, Sat, Apr. 14, $30 per contact Lisa Wheeler, Evelyn Smith or Nancy Maza, Starfire, Sunbird, GrandAm, Calais, Ballooa-N-Such:1oaking for a great gift idea. Anyone needing an appt. should came to the couple. Tickets are now available at the club. Collazo 4441/4430. Somersett, Fian. Other applications possible, We deliver balloon bouquets for anyoccasion. Dental Clinic, Sat. Mar.24,8 to 11 am. FMI, call Kat Sports at 2501/2379. RespiratoryProtectionTmg., Mar. 26, 8a.m.,in $45. Call 4206 DWH at 3243 AWH. FMI, callEllen 2428 orLisa 3378. EmploymentnformationPresentatin,type Windjammer new hours: Coral Reef dining the Safety Office tmg.ir. Physicals mustbe up- '68 Falcon,forparts, priceneg. Call Mike 2109/ Certified Family Home Cae provides on Lee- of appta., spouse preference, time-in-grade/ room, Mon., Wed., through Sat., 6 to 10p.m. to-date. FMI, call Wayne 4526/5429. 2277. ward Pt. have spaces avail. for toddlers and LWOP, meritprmotion,military time and civil Tues., closed, Sun., 5 to 10 p.m.; Lounge, Mon., Hazardous MaterialmTng., Mar. 27, 8 a.m.,NAS BICYCLE older. FMI, callFHC office at 4345. service, whether non-appropriated/civil service Wed., and Thurs., 5 to 11 p.m., Tues., closed, tng. rm. FMI, call Mike 6216. Men's 12 spd., Fuji S/E touring, med. size, blue Family Home Cam Providers have space avail. time is interchangeable, Wed., Apr. 25,FTG Fri., 5 tomidnight, Sat., 4 to midnight, Sun., 1 to Hazardous Material Tmg., Mar. 27,8 a.m., in grey, $60. Call 4445 AWH. for all ages groups F/f, P/T. FM, call FHC Tmg. Rm. C, 1 to 4p.o.,limited to 20 people. 11 p.m., Holidays, 4 to 11pm. the Safety Office tmg rnt FMI, call Charlie BOAIS office 4543, Mon. through Fri., 7a.m. to 5 p.m. FMI, call 4612/4614. Spend an evening inthe SouthPacific at the Hail 4526/4529. 12 ft. alum., .V-hull, 1.2 hp gamefisher motor, TWO WHEELS RAYOlAL and Farewell, Mar. 31, 6p.m. at the COMO Back Injury Prevention Tmg., Mar. 28, 8 a.m., valid insp. good until Aug. Complete package, '82 Yamaha 250, good cond., $400. Call 6371 To the friends of education.Cyde and Sylvia. Club. Tickets are$9 and maybepurchasedfrom in the NAS tng im. FMI, call Mike 6216. ready-to-use. Call 2836. or 6384. To Vanena Dodson for demonstrating Rescue your command rep. or at the COMO Club until Back Injury PreventionTrg., Mar. 29, 8 a.m.in 24 x 10 Aqua Cruiser, fiber glass pontoon boat, '83 Yamaha 180 scooter, excel. cond., $1,000 Breathing, CPR and otherfint aid techniques to Thurs., Mar. 29. the Safety Office tig. im. FMI, call Wayne complete w/all safety equip., engine and con- OBO. Call Kim 2146or 2546. Girl Scout Troops #4, #7 and #12. Decorate a ginger jar using golden cloisonne 4526/4529. trols. Ready to go fishing or diving, $3,250. Yamaha XS-360D motorcycle, 10K miles, CARWASH technique during a four-session ceramics class YOUTH ACTIVITIES FMI, call Earl 2752 AWIL owners manual, shop manual, and spare parts. Something Special Socializers will be holding a beginning Sat., Mar. 24, 9 to 11 a.m. Loarn use Youths in grades 1 through 6 can participate in 12x24 pontoon, sundeck, 35 hp electric start, One owner, just painted, $500.Call 4206 DWH car wash, Mar. 24, at Casa Del Mar, 9 am. to 1 of gold, underglaze and other specialty prod- fun activities each day at "Spring Shine" at the all safety equip., deal for families, $2,500. Call or3243 AW. p.m. Came out and have your car washed by ucts. $16 fee includes greenware, firing, and Youth Ctr., Apr. 9 to 13. Current FAN partici- 2804. WANE Something Special. products. FMI, call 3478. pants register Apr. 2 to 4, general public regis- CAREEI Babysitter for two weeks in May, daytimeonly, The FTG FirstClassAssoc. will be holding a car The Windward Recycling Plant, located behind tration, Apr. Sand 6, $45 fee. FMI, call 4075. 2 x 5 grey carpet. Call 2836. in my home. Call Diana 2553. wash at the Hospital, Mar. 24, 9 am. to 1 p.m. the Wood Hobby Shop, is open 2 to 5 p.m., Children ages 10 to 13 can complete an Easter CHAPELNOTES YARSALES Thurs. and Fri. and 9 am. to noon Sat. The project during a 3-session ceramics class begin- Drop leaf kitchen table w/2 chairs including East Caravella - 1505-C 9 am. to noon, Women of the Chapel, willmeetMon., Mar. 26, recycling site for Leeward is the Clipper Club, ning Sat, Mar. 24, 1 to 3 p.m.,at the Ceramic pads, dark wood, very good rood., $60. Call everything reasonably priced diningset, queen 9 to 10:30 am., in Rn 919-B, the program will Wed. and Thurs., 3:30 to 5 p.m. FMI, call 2249. Hoppy Shop, $10 fee. FMI, 4640 or Lri at 2845. sine watebed w/o mattress, livingroom fumi- be "The Family Celebratea Easter" FMI/nurs- Join the "Lucky Ten" Lunch Bunch at the 3487. 3 pc. aetf livingroom tables, lookslike oak, and ture, dresser, 2 rugs. ery reservations, call 3374 or 4109 by Mar. 23. COMO Club. Have lunch withus 10timesdur- Youth Ctr. hours of operation: Pre-teen, Wed. tables offer storage, very good cond., reason- East Caravella -1501-D Sat., Mar. 24,8 a.m. Women of the Chapel, will meet Apr. 4, 6:30 ing the monthand your nextlunch is free. Mm- through Fri., 5:30to8 pm., Sat. 5 to 8 p.m., Sun. able. Call 2097. to 1 p.m. pm., at the new BOQ recreation Bring an o. bership cards are avail, at the club. Call 2531. 1 to 3 pm.; Teen, Thurs. 8 to 10 p.m., Fri. and Coffee table. Call 2836. Grandillo Pt. - 16-A Mar. 24, 8 to 10 a.m., 3 Easterbasket with items that representblesaings TheWindjammer sells jerkpork atrjerkchicken Sat. 8to 11 pm., Youth C r. is closed Mm. and family yard sale, something for everyone,no in your life. For nursery reservations, call Dol- every Sun., $3.50 per person. The dinner in- Tue., closes at 8 p.m. on Wed. MISCELLANEOUS early binds please. oiesat3617,.by Apr. 1. cludes cole slaw and rolls. FMI, call 2304. Guitarlessons arenowofferedbyYouthActivi- For Rent, Oceans/Va BeacWSalea Lakes area, MarinaPt.-319N Sa,Mar. 24,730to10:30 EMPLOYMENT It's a spaghetti-lover's dream come true. An all- ties as past of itsLeisure Skills Program. Classes 3 br., ranch, on camera lt, eat in kitchen, living/ am., backyard sale, camper shell, surfboard, Sales Audit Clak at NRA Accouting Dept., u-can-eat spaghetti dinner at FRA, Mon. eve- for grades 4 through 12are avail.at a cast of$15 dining sin., 2 baths, 1 car garage, avail. Apr. 2, clothes, household items. AS-4/$5.27 ph, 0S-4/3.80 ph +55 BA, ac- nings, beginning Mar. 26, $4.95 per person. per mo. for weekly half hour private sessions. $600 mo. plus utilities. FMI, call collect 301- Vllaaar-605 7:30a.m. to?,caraseattroller, counting experience desired, Ann. No. 31-90. FMI, call Sherry or Jim 2140. FMI, call4075. 743-3364, after 5 p.m. matmity clothes, infant Pseonnel Clerk/1aining Cordinator at the clothes, crib manzsas, Meet yourfdrinds tonight at theCPO Club fora Youth Activities'Fun in the Afternoon program Nikko radio controlled race track w/four cars, spice rack w/spioe and mor, no reasonable NRA Personnel Dept, AS-5/tS/5.65-5.90 ph, Chief's Social. Relax and enjoy hor d'oeuvres has openings forsecond, third and fourth-grade never used, $50. Precision rowing machine, offer refused. Ann. No. 315. and your favorite beverages from 4 to 6 p.m. students. FMI, call Patrick orKaty 4075. $20. Beautiful rose and who, satin formal gown, Villamar - 542-Dr6th & 5th St., 7 to 10a.m., If you teach piano and would like to earn extra FMI, call Kat Sports 2501. Jointhe fun at Family Beach Daze, Sun., Apr. 1, size 9/10,justin time forCPO Spring Ball, used no early birds, fabric, craft supplies, yam, cash, theYouthCtr needs you.FMI,call Patrick The CPO Club is looking for new talent. If 1 to 4 p.m. at Kittery Beach. Enjoy sack aces, a once, $40. Call 2845. plants, hanging baskets, kitchen items, some- or Katie 4075. you're a DJ orband specializing in oldies, 60's, ferris wheel, snorkeling, face painting, balloon 6 x 9 bwn. and beige carpet, $20. Twin size bed thing for everyone. FAMILY SERVICES 70's, jazz and classical, call Kat Sprts at 2501/ toss, a treasure hunt and more. FMI, call Patrick frame, $5.00. High chair, $7.00. 4 drawer med. Mom's SupportGroup for moms w/prechool- 2379 for an audition. or Katy 4075. size dresser, $10.4 drawerlg. size dresser, $30. ern, it helped participants understand their rela- It's Bingo at the Windjammer with new games, Pre-teens, do you dream of mile high ice cream 2 end tables, $5 pr. Call 2071 AWH or 2141 tionship with their child and how to enhance better prizes, and more chances to Win, Win, sundaes with all your favorite toppings? Then DWIL bonding, Thurs., Mar. 29, 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., Win! Don't miss a chance at your share of the come down and build your own at the Youth Dining room table w/two leafs and four chairs, COMO pool. FMI, call4141/4153. jackpot every Sun. at 1 p.m. FMI, call 2304. Ct.,tonight 6:30to7:30 p.m., $1.50perperson. mustsell, $350. Call4885 DWH or3865 AWH. When people become parents, they do not re- Leam a second language - Amrencan Sign Ln- FMI, call Patrick 4075. Kincaid bedroom set, full size bed, woman's BAY DINING ceive an owner's manual" If you are seeking guage. Classes begin Tue., Apr. 3 at the Youth Bring your appetite to the Teen PieEating Con- dresser and men's dresser, must see to appreci- info. on how children mature physically, men- Ctr. Register at the YouthCtr. by Wed., Mar. 28. test, tonight, 9 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. FMI, call ate, must sell, $1,400. Call 4885 DWH or 3965 POST 46 tally and emotionally, cane joinus and leam FMI, call4075. Patrick 4075. AWN. about them, Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Apr. 4, 7 to 8:30 p.m. FMI, call ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES ThePre-teen Spring Formal setfor Fri., Mar. 30, Beige couch, must sell, $50. Call4885 DWH or 4141/4153. All members requested Sun., Mar. 25, 1 pm. at 7 to 10 p.m., will be held at the Barrel Club due 3865 AWH. Steak Saturday's Lunch: Open Cating Through Sharing is for parents who have the Fil-Am compound to wrap lumpia for the to the closing of "Saturday's" for renovations. Crib w/mattreas, $55. Fisher Price high chair, Menu Saturday's Dinner: experienced the loss of a child throughmiscar- Induction Ball. FMI, call Patrick 4075. $25. Wooden highchair, $15. Houdiniplaypen, Delivery Service Available Sunday's Lunch: Open Menu They are then defrosted and baked in overboard. If you really want to people in line, it could take up to a Sunday's Dinner: Delivery Gadfly Gourmand the shop daily, and those that don't overdo it, just buy it by the pound, half hour to get your order. If that's Service Available Monday's Guantanamo Bay's sell are sent to the StopLightInn to be hand-packed. They also offer ice- not a problem, then the extra time Lunch: Liver w/Onions sold at half price. There are more cream cakes for all occasions. spent in line will be well worth the SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE than Mall Eateries 3 dozen baked goods to choose Snacking on ice cream is one Ameri- taste of the food on which you dine. Monday's Lunch: Chicken from, and among them are many can tradition that will grow on you - A slight irritation is the lack of forks, Adobo ** 1/2 choices of stuffed croissants. These figuratively and literally. We're knives and paper plates, along with French delicacies are filled with fortunate to have this bit of Ameri- the very limited vegetable items for OFFICERS' CLUB chocolate, almond, cream, apple, cana with us. The ice cream parlor is their pita bread vegie sandwiches - Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib It's a triple treat in onespot; the strawberry, or they are stuffed with opened Tueday, to Saturday, 8:30 just lettuce and olives. Maybe the Saturday's Dinner: Seafood deli, the ice cream shop and the meats and vegetables for sand- a.m. to 10p.m., on Sunday fromnoon barge didn't have the rest of the in- Bonanza Sunday's Lunch: French bakery. Conveniently lo- wiches. Vie de France is opened to7 p.m., and on Monday, from 8:30 gredients aboard. Maybe they will be Brunch Sunday's Dinner: cated in the heart of downtown, their Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the next one. The deli opens at 10 Build Your Own Pizza hours coincide with the shopping a.m. to 10 p.m., and on Sunday from The deli just opened last week a.m. daily,excepton Sunday, whenit Monday:Lunch: Buffet mall. The Navy Resale Activity 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Monday and already is gaining a reputation opens at10:30 a.m. and it closes at 10 CPO CLUB delicatessen, the Baskin and Robbins from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. We recom- for quality sandwiches. The prices p.m. daily except for Saturday, and Tonight's Dinner: Seafood 31-flavor ice cream counter and the mend it highly. are consistent with comparable Sunday, when it shuts down at 6p.m. Special or Prime Rib Satur- ve de France bake shop by the I don't remember anyone not state-side shops. The meats, cheeses The Gitmo Gadfly has found that day's Dinner: Seafood Special trium, make a refreshing place to having a smile on their face when and saladsare delicious and can be for quality food, each of the counters or Prime Rib Sunday's Lunch: stop for a snack, rest in the shade, or stepping up to a Baskin and Robbins purchase by the serving or by the earns our three stars, the service at Brunch Sunday's Dinner: people watch. counter. Their 31-flavors are limited pound. One of the problems that the ice cream parlor and the bakery Open Menu Monday: The The French bakery offers a wide by space to 26, butthe stock is rotated diners will encounter is the long rate three stars while the deli only flarbor Lights Lounge is closed. range of freah baked goods, includ- from alistof58 flavors. From single waiting time. Deli personnel esti- garners two. The ambiance of the WINDJAMMER CLUB ing pastries, muffas, cookies, scoop ice cream cone for $95 to the mate that it takes an average of 2.5 Mall location earns each shop two Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib breads andcoissant sandwiches. All 5-Star Sundae with its 5 scoops, 2 minutes to serve each customer - and a half stars. Overall, the mall the items are prepared in Jackson- toppings or Seafood Kabobs Saturday: and 2 brownie fingers for three minutes was what we timed the eateries captured two and half stars. Prime Rib or Seafood Kabobs ville and shipped frozen to Gitmo. $4.25, you can't go wrong - just line at hmch. When there are 10 Bon appetit! Sunday's Dinner: Jerk Chicken WORLD NEWS.fm. pg.1 SURVIVAL. continued from page one CLIPPER CLUB Jerk Pork/ can survive three weeks Tonight's Dinner: without "The world is literally a grocery people can accomplish in even the Chicken Saturdays Dinner: Australia -- Doctors say comedian food, three days without water, but store," said Krestian. "With few ex- harshest environments if they have Richard Pryor is hospitalized in Jerk Pork/Chicken Sunday's only three minutes without hope. ceptions, anything that creeps, Brisbane, Australia, after he suffered a the will to survive." Dinner: Steamship Round Before they leave this training, they crawls, mild heart attack. 11hey say Pryor isin swims or flies is a possible Monday's Dinner: Mexican have the hope." food source. stable condition. Sch. from page one Fiesta Students learn a great deal about "We tell the students that thebest Flight how tomake shelters underall condi- time to try to escape isright after they MALL ATRIUM NATIONAL NEWS. n. pg. 1 tions, how to get water in the desert are caught. The longer someone Fight Its Lee.n Arrliv Depart Friday's Dinner: T-Bone Steak and how to make several different waits, the worse their will to try to Cookout Saturday: BBQ or Washington -- President Bush is kinds of 727 3/27 NAS Naddk -8 00a.m Fried Chicken Sunday: BBQ claiming executive fire for protection or to escape. privilege when it signal Gitmo 11:30 .m. noon Ribs or Western Pork Chops comes to eating broccoli. Bush doesn't rescuers. "Survival skills are basically Kinston 1230 pm. 1:00 p.m. Gilmo 215 p.m. 3:20 p.m. like broccoli, and now he's A lot of time also is spent in- instinctive," said Krestian. "Human SCHOOL that NAS Nrfalk 6:15 pma. President, he won't eat the stuff. structing students on how to get beings just need tobe reintroduced to Monday's Lunch: Fried Fish enough to eat. then. It's pretty amazing what lost NOTE: If yan haug fights, notify tbo airtarmainal. PAon 4, Frav, Macs 23, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAIY GzTe SPORTS Last ditch shot keeps Connecticut on 'final four' march Sports AP - Schools moving 40 min- The second half of the Eastern in Oakland. LMU coach Paul Wes- cote plans to use defensive specialist Roundup utes from the NCAA's final four last doubleheader went to Duke, which thead predicts 'Bama will "try and Ken Redfield on Scott as he tried to NBA night included East Coast Confer- rode Phil Henderson's 28 points to a play slow' against his rapid-fire of- keep the score down. Last night - Two long ence teams Connecticut and Duke, 90-81 win over UCLA. Henderson fense that piled up a tournament- Syracuse and Minnesota open winning streaks ended last night and Southwest Conference rivals connected on six three-pointers as record 149 points in dethroning last the Superdome twin-bill. A key when the Pistons and Trail Blazers Texas and Arkansas. the Blue Devils moved to a matchup year's champion Michigan last matchup features Syracuse's Der- fell. Detroit had its 12-game string Scott Burrel pitched a length-of- tomorrow against Connecticut, with weekend. Crimson Tide coach rick Coleman and his 18-point and snapped by the Houston Rockets the-court strike to Tate George and the winner gaining selection to the Wimp Sanderson says he's been 12-rebound averages against the 115-110. That's just two defeats in the senior guard hit a 12-footer as the final four in Denver. searching the bay area for some track Gophers' Richard Coffey. The 27 games for the defending World horn sounded to carry top eastern At the Midwest Regional at Dal- shoes. Orangeman haven't played in New Champions. Portland's first loss in seed Connecticut past Clemson 71- las' Reunion Arena, Texas spotted Also in Oakland, top seed UNLV Orleans since dropping the 19 11 games came against the San battles Ball State, which ranks sec- national title game to Indiana. Antonio Spurs, 107-106. Willie 70. The clutch basket at the New Xavierof Ohio a 16-point lead before Anderson hit a free throw with less Jersey Meadowlands wiped out a rallying for a 102-89 victory. Lance ond nationally in scoring defense by NIT than two seconds left to make the brilliant comeback by the Tigers, Blanks, who had just two points at giving up just over 58 points a game In the National Invitational difference for the Spurs. Xavier who trailed by 19 and had gone ahead intermission, totaled 28 to help the and third in field-goal percentage by Tournament, St. Louis qualified for McDaniel returned to the Seattle by one on David Young's three- Longhorns. allowing just under 40 percent. the semifinals for the second straight lineup with 24 points as the Sonics pointer with 11 seconds remaining. Today's games At the Southeast Regional in year with a 54-47 home victory over downed the Denver Nuggets 125- George then missed a jumper and Four more NCAA games are on New Orleans, Georgia Tech sends De Paul lastnight. The Billikens, the 118. The "X Man" sat out 12 games Clemson's Sean Tyson missed the tap for this evening, including threemen with 20-point-plus scoring 1989 tournament runnerup, hit only because of a sore knee. And the Loyola Marymount hoping to ad- averages against Michigan State. four of 15 field goals after halftime, Dallas Mavericks rode Rolando front side of a 1-and-1. Burrell, a managed to hold the Blue De- Blackman's 32 points to a 116-106 pitcher and top draft pick by the vance in the memory of fallen team- Dennis Scott, Brian Oliver and but victory over the Orlando Magic. Seattle Mariners, then found George mate Hank Gathers when the Lions Kenny Anderson lead the Yellow mons to just 30 percent shooting for "Wilt-the-Stilt" to hang - for the deciding hoop. meet Alabama at the West Regional Jackets. Spartans coach Jud Heath- the game. Philadelphia's pro basketball fans will get to see Wilt Chamberlain's Major League Baseball will play 162 games this year after all number 13 hanging from the Spec- a delay in starting the post- day parade. The Reds usually start playing an afternoon game against trum rafters. Chamberlain, upset for AP - Major League Baseball cern that years with what he considered has decided to extend the season by season might hurt the ratings of its the National League season, but Houston on the 17th would be in unkept promises by the team, has O- three days in order to play a full 162- new Fall schedule. won't this year. keeping with the traditional opening kayed the move for sometime next game schedule. Officials of the game - It's Club Owner Marge Schott says day. season. Chamberlain, a Philly school One of the two series missed been rumored that Major League boy star, started his 14-year NBA because of the owner's lockout will umpires have considered boycotting NBA standings career with the old Philadelphia run from Monday, Oct. 1, through Spring training games because the NHL standings Warriors and later joined the Sixers. Wednesday, Oct. 3. That backs up new baseball schedule will mean Wales Conference Eastern Conference Patrick Division Atlantic Division I the start of the National League Play- fewer days off during the season. NHL W L T Pta. GF GA W L Pct GB offs until Thursday the 4th and the Umpires' Union head Richie Phillips X- Rangers 34 28 13 81 258 249 Philadelphia 42 26 .618 -- - Bob Ice action A retuming American League until Saturday the says he expects to make an an- New Jersey 32 33 8 72 265 268 New York 39 26 .600 1.5 Probert had Detroit's lone goal last 6th. The World Series will now open nouncement this morning. Washington 33 36 5 71 270 261 Boston 39 26 .600 1.5 night, but it came in a losing cause as Pittsburgh 32 36 6 70 301 336 Washington 25 42 .373 16.5 - The Cincin- the Red Wings lost to the Minnesota Tuesday, Oct. 16. Teams will make Saving the day? N.Y. Islanders 29 36 10 68 261 271 New Jersey 15 51 .227 26 North Stars 5-1. The victory leaves up games from the other series af- nati Reds plan to decide by today Philadelphia 29 36 9 67 273 271 Miami 15 53 .221 27.5 Division the Stars three points ahead of the fected by the lockout as part of the whether they'll reschedule their Adams Division Central Wings in the race for the final Norris old schedule. home opener for the afternoon of X-Boston 43 24 7 93 265 215 X-Detroit 51 15 .773 -- X-Buffalo 41 26 8 90 265 233 Chicago 43 22 .662 7.5 Division playoff berth. Probert came CBS, the new network of the April 17, instead of that evening, so X-Montreal 39 27 9 87 272 220 Milwaukee 35 31 .530 16 back to the Detroit lineup nearly 13 playoffs and series, expressed con- as to follow the traditional opening X-Hartford 35 32 7 77 255 253 Indiana 33 34 .493 18.5 months after getting arrested on a Quebec 12 55 7 31 224 376 Atlanta 31 35 .470 20 federal drug charge. Elsewhere, Cam Campbell Conference Cleveland 30 35 .462 20.5 Neely's hat trick powered the Boston Norris Division Orlando 17 49 .258 34 Bruins past the Quebec Nordiques 7- GITMO ATHLETICS X-St.Loruis 36 31 9 81 284 257 Western Conference 3. That's 17 straight road losses for X-Chicago 37 31 6 80 292 275 Midwest Division AQUATIC ACTIVITIES Toronto 36 35 4 76 318 336 -- Quebec. The Chicago Blackhawks OFFICERS' CLUB X-Utah 48 19 .716 Minnesota 32 38 4 68 258 269 San Antonio 44 21 .677 3 took the Norris Division lead by Reef dive course - Learnthe coral reef Pool tournament - Sign up nowfor and the animals who live there in a three- the single-elimination pool tournament at the Detroit 27 34 13 67 271 298 Dallas 35 29 .547 11.5 downing the New Jersey Devils 6-3. session course starting, Sat, Apr. 7. Cost, $90, Como Club Wed., Mar. 28, at 6:30 p.m. Entry Smythe Division Denver 36 30 .545 11.5 The Hawks top St. Louis by one divers, $50, non-divers. For more info., call fee is $2. Open toauthorized patrons only. For X-Calgary 39 22 14 92 326 250 Houstn 31 35 .470 16.5 point. A Dave Taylor goal in the 3845. more info., call Amy 2504/2560. X-Edmonton 36 27 13 85 300 269 Minnesota 17 49 .258 30.5 second period sent the Los Angeles X-Winnipeg 36 30 9 81 286 275 Charlotte 12 53 .172 35 Kings past the New York Islanders BOWLING NOTE PROJECT PLAYER X-Los Angeles 32 36 6 70 315 314 Pacific Division Vancouver 23 40 13 59 231 294 X-L.A. Lakers 49 16 .754 -- 3-1. And Derek Smith scored the tie- Scotch Doubles - No foolin', it's a Body Building meeting - An organ- (Last night's games not included) X-Portland 48 18 .732 1.5 breaking goal for the Philadelphia GBWBA April Fool's Day Scotch Doubles at izational meeting for April's Body Building X-clinched playoff spot Phoenix 44 21 .677 5 Flyers in a 5-3 win over the Pitts- Marblehead Lanes Sun., Apr. 1, at 1 p.m. Reg- contest is Mon., Mar. 26, at 5 p.m. in thebase Seattle 33 32 .508 16 ister by Mar. 25, during league play or at the gym. For more info., call Amy at 2560. burgh Penguins. Thursday's results Golden State 30 35 .462 19 center weekdays. Fee, $10. For more info., Beach Volleyball - Project Players Boston 7,Quebec 3 L.A. Clippers 26 41 .388 24 call Gloria at 2118/2357 or Sandra at 2959. sponsors a Beach Volleyball Toumament, Philadelphia 5, Piusburgh 3 Sacramento 21 45 .318 28.5 NFL Sun., Mar. 25, at Windmill Beach. $10 entry Minnesota 5, Detroit 1 (Last night's games not included) Draft time dosed - The book fee per team; cash prizes for winners. Games BRIDGE GROUP Chicago 6, New Jersey 3 X-Clinced playoff spot has closed on juniors wanting to start at 11 a.m. Register early or call Amy at All Hands - The All Hands Bridge Lot Angeles 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 2560. enter next month's NFL draft, with at Group played Mon. Mar. 19, with two tables Today's games Thursday's results least 22 collegians declaring their in- playing a Swiss Team event. Winners: Carol/ Montreal at Washington Dallas 116, Orlando 106 tentions. Those intending to skip Art Corsanoand Marie Shadroui/Fred Costin. REC. ACTIVITIES Vancouver at Winnipeg Houston 115, Detroit 110 their senior seasons include quarter- Bridge is played every Monday night at 6:30. Reserve the base gym - One-hour res- San Antonio 107, Portland 106 back Jeff George, who said goodbye For more info., call Janice at 4892. ervations can be made for use of the base Seattle 125, Denver 118 gymnasium Fri., Sat, and Sun. evenings for NCAA Today's games to Illinois this week. According to Atlanta at Boston CAPTAIN'S CUP sports, Captain's Cup and Recreation League SEMIFINALS the NFL, the list becomes final after NOTES New Jersey at Indiana not included. For more information, call John Thursday's results the league processes all applications, Volleyball schedule change - The Sacramento at Philadelphia at 2560. East-The Meadowlands including some received right up to schedule for all men/women Captain's Cup New York at Charlotte Connecticut 71, Clemson 70 yesterday's deadline. Volleyball games has been revised. Players Dallas at Miami REEF RAIDERS 90, UCLA 81 should stop by the base gym as soon as pos- Duke Cleveland at Chicago Shedding Orange? - Syracuse West-Reunion Arena, Dallas sible and pick up a copy. For more info., call Nightdive -Anightdiveis setforSat., Golden State at Utah receiver Rob Moore remains Arkansas 96, North Carolina 73 John at 2560/2504. Mar. 24, at 8 p.m. at Phillips Park Pier. Minnesota at Phoenix indefinite about his pro football Texas 102, Xavier of Ohio 89 Over-30 basketball - The Over-30 L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers plans. The Orangemen's all-time lunchtime basketball games scheduled for YACHT CLUB Today's games leading pass catcher, who has a year Sat,Mar. 24, havebeen changed toSun., Mar. West-Oakland/Alameda County Coliseum America's Cup racing? - It may start of eligibility remaining, expects to 25 at Iland 2 p.m. For moreeinfo.,callJohn at Loyola Marymount vs. Alabama 2504. here, foryou, at the Yacht Club. Learn sailing UNLV vs. Ball State Captain's Cup graduate in May and could enter a in as littleas 8 hours for $20 or free. NAVSTA softball - Anyone interested Who Southwest-Superdome, New Orleans supplemental draft. Supplemental knows, you could be the next skipper of Star in playing for NAVSTA Gold "B" team, call Minnesota vs. Syracuse Points p drafts are open to eligible players and Stripes. CallsJim at 4749 or Bos'nat 4405. Jim Cyphers at W-4671, H-4899. Michigan St. vs. Georgia Tech who've graduated early. Women Bills - A news conference has YOUTH ACTIVITIES Team Points CORRAL NOTES NSGA/Co. been scheduled for today at Rich Teen pool tournament - The Youth NIT "L" 62 Pony rides - MWR Corral offers pony Marine Barracks 55 Stadium, where the Buffalo Bills are Center is aponscring a teens pool tournament Quarterfinals rides every Tuesday from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. NAS/VC-10 46 at "Saturday's", Mar. 31, at 9p.m. Register Thursday's results hopeful of announcing they've final- DeerPark, Mar. 27. For more info., call 2381. Naval that night at 8:30. For more info., call Patrick Hospital 45 ized a contract to make quarterback Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- St. Louis 54, DePaul 47 at 4075. NAVSTA Gold 43 Jim Kelly pro football's top-paid fers the fleet rides on Sat., 5-8 p.m. and Sun., Today's games Teens football High School 35 player. 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