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Vol. 48 -- No. 128 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, November 13, 1992 U.S. Marine Corps Battle Color Ceremony to be performed tonight Guantanaino Bay - The The drill climaxes with the United States Marine Corps performance of a rifle inspection Battle Color Ceremony will be which includes an intricate series held at the Marine Barracks Pa- of tosses executed in unison. The rade Deck tonight at 7 p.m. highly disciplined team exempli- This ceremony is known flesthedisciplineandprofession- across the country for its preci- alism associated with United f F 'A &<1USA News sion drill and exciting musical ar- States Marines. rangements. The U.S. Marine After completion of the drill, California - Keith Meinhold got Drum and Bugle Corps, the Si- the Color Guard marches on the his Navy post back yesterday. lent Drill Team, and the Marine field with the National Color, Three months after being dis- Corps Color Guard are featured carried by the Color Sergeant of charged for disclosing he's gay, of pag- the Marine Corps, and the Marine the 12-year Navy veteran was re- display Battle Color with its multicol- instated. He returned to this unique his post The Drum and Bugle Corps ored streamers. Following pres- as a sonar crew instructor at opens the ceremony with a 24- entation of the Colors and the A traditional ceremony was held Tues, Nov. 10, at the Marine Parade Deck Moffett Naval Air Station near minute drill and concert exhibi- playing of the National Anthem, celebrating the 217th birthday of the Corps. Col. John T. Murray, Command- San Francisco. The Navy rein- tion known as a "concert-in-mo- the units pass in review to the ing Officer, Marine Barracks Ground Defense/Security Force Guantanamo stated him under orders from a tion." Their program includes a playing of the Marines' Hymn Bay, Cuba, slices into the birthday cake. To the right of Murray is Pvt. Rahain federal judge, who says he must A. DeRiggs, a machine gunner of the Leeward Point Rifle Security Company. colorful mixture of popular and signifying the conclusion of the allowed to keep his job while The tradition holds that the oldest Marine and the youngest Marine share in be patriotic music. ceremony. legally challenging the military's The United States Marine Marine Barracks, Washing- the first piece of cake to be cut. Murray is 48 years old and DeRiggs is 18. ban against homosexuals. Drum and Bugle Corps performs ton, D.C., by virtue of its position military and popular music for as the "Oldest Post of the Corps," Palms, Oak Leaf Clusters and men. When the President of the Arkansas hundreds of thousands of specta- is entrusted with the custody of S tars,representing more than 400 United States is in attendance at - On Veterans Day, tors across the United States each the Battle Color of the United awards and campaigns. These Affairs of State, a Marine from president-elect Bill Clinton used year. The Corps of approxi- States Marine Corps. streamers reflect the pride, pro- this Color Guard bears the Presi- a speech in Little Rock to set the mately 8() Marine musicians is The Battle Color, bearing 49 fessionalism and esprit de corps dential Color. stage for his policies as Com- known world-wide as a premier streamers commemorating the of the United States Marines and The Battle Color Ceremony mander in Chief. Clintonpledged marching musical unit. military campaigns in which Ma- are evidence of the historically is presented to thousands of his full attention to a strong na- The Silent Drill Team then rines have fought, is carried by significant role Marines have people every year, both in the tional defense and improved care takes the spotlight to perform the Color Guard of the Marine played in defending and main- United States and abroad. for veterans. On matters related their famed 10-minute drill rou- Corps. The Color Guard is com- taining the nation's peace and Portions of the ceremony to the plight of POWs and MIAs, tine. The calculated drill move- manded by the Color Sergeant of security since 1775. have been televised nationally the president-elect said he's ments and precise handling of the the Marine Corps, who bears the In addition to the Color Ser- and units within the group fre- gratified by Vietnam's recent in- M-1 rifles are the hallmark of this National Color. geant of the Marine Corps, the quently perform in White House formation related to the fate of display which is performed with- The 49 streamers on the Color Guard consists of a bearer ceremonies honoring foreign of- American veterans. Clinton said out verbal commands. Battle Color are decorated with for the Battle Color and two rifle- ficials. he won't rest until that issue is Gitmo Marines to celebrate 217th birthday of Corps tomorrow night resolved. squadron's return to CONUS in for special assignment to the September 1968. Director of Personnel Manage- In June 1970, Amos com- ment/Procurement Division, pleted the Amphibious Warfare (M&RA) in May 1991. He as- School at Quantico, Va. sumed his current assignment on Four years later he was or- July 19, 1991. dered to HMH-462, Okinawa, Amos' personal decorations World News where he participated in the include: Legion of Merit with England -The Archbishop of Can- evacuation of Saigon, Vietnam. Gold Star in lieu of a second terbury pledged yesterday to heal He was advanced to his pres- award; Meritorious Service the rift in the Church of England entgrade Sept. 21, 1990, and was Medal; Air Medal with numeral caused by a general synod vote assigned duty as the assistant "25" and Combat "V"; Joint approving ordination of women. wing commander (Fwd), 3d Ma- Service Commendation Medal Archbishop George Carey says he rine Aircraft Wing, MCAS, El with Combat "V" and Gold Star understands the "anguish" felt by Toro, Calif., in October 1990. in lieu of second award; and vari- opponents of women priests. He Capt. William M. DeSpain (center), Commander, Naval Base, shows the Amos served in this capacity ous unit awards. urged co-religionists who oppose Marine Corps Ball invitation presented to him by Lance Cpl. Steve Couchman until May 1991, when he returned Welcome to Guantanamo the change not to carry out their (left), and Lance Cpl. Alberto Hernandez (right). to Headquarters Marine Corps Bay! threats to abandon the church. Guantanamo Bay - The Ma- sioned a second lieutenant in rines of Guantanamo Bay will be June 1965 through the Platoon Ireland - Four people have been celebrating the 217th birthday of Leader's Class program. arrested on charges of transporti-g the United States Marine Corps After completing the Basic 2,900 explosive detonators to Ire- tha formal ball. The ball will School at Quantico, Va., in Janu- land for the Irish Republican Sat, Nov. 14, from 8 p.m. until ary 1966, he was assigned as a Army. The FBI says the suspects Ia.m. platoon commander with the 2d are accused of sending the detona- Music for the event will be Combat Engineer Battalion, 2d tors to Northern Ireland where they provided by a D.J., who will play Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, were installed in explosives. One a variety of music. There will be N.C. In October 1966 Amos re- man was arrested in Connecticut, a complimentary drink, souvenir ported to flight school, NAS the other in New York. glass, and hors d'oeuvres pro- Pensacola, Fla., and was desig- vided. Also, a photographer will nated a naval aviator Nov. 9, Germany - Former East German be available to take pictures. 1967. communist leader Erich Honecker The guest speaker for the Assigned to HMH-462, is on trial for manslaughter. event will be Brig. Gen. Gran- MCAS El Toro, Calif., from Honecker and five others are ville R. Amos, Deputy Director December 1967 to January 1968, charged in the deaths of East Ger- for Operations, National Military Amos qualified in the CH-53A. mans killed trying to cross the Ber- Command Center, J-3, Joint He was subsequently transferred lin Wall to freedom. Prosecutors Staff, Organization of the JCS, to HMH-463 at Marble Moun- are basing their case on shoot-to- Washington, D.C. tain, Vietnam, serving as the Items such as these will be available at the Guantanamo Bay Officers' Amos was born Sept. 30, maintenance administrative offi- Wives Club (GBOWC) Annual Caribbean Craft Market Sat, Nov. 14, from kill orders issued by Honecker and 1943, in Culpeper, Va. Upon cer until April 1968. He was reas- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The market will be at the high school gym and surround- his co-defendants. Their trials Virginia Mili- ings. Baby-sitting services will be available. Don't miss this opportunity have been adjourned until Monday graduation from signed as the assistant operations to get an original Christmas, birthday, or "just because" gift for friends because one of them is sick. tary Institute, he was commis- officer for HMM-163 until the and family. PAGE 2, FReDAY, NOVEnaER 13, 1992, GUANTANAMO BAY GAZETTE

Rumor Control From the Captain's Desk Gitmo Gab - as of 8 a.m., Nov. 13 R & R Trip - There is a one day Plant, Sail Shop, Servmart, The Drawdown shopper to Nassau Tue., Nov. 17 FTG Landing, Tryzna Village, with five seats available. Sign Recycling Center, Sewer Pump *Water Usage: up hours are 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Station, PWD Duty Section, Below Average Mon.-Fri. Windward sign up at NEX Warehouse, Housing Of- *Water Testing: by Capt. William M. Ops in Bldg. 760, Admin Hill. fice, NMCB Det. See Gab DeSpain Leeward sign up at the Air Ter- photo *Barge due in: minal Office Bldg. AV600. Craft Fair - Have your FMI, 4366/4704. taken with Santa at the Craft Thu., Nov. 19 It seems like every time we kids in the car and wanting to Fair Sat., Nov. 14, 9 a.m.-1p.m. *Power Outages: turn around, someone is talk- pay cash just didn't make it Boat Slips - Boat owners occu- in the high school gym. Cost is See Gab pying private boat slips at L/P $10 for (2) 5x7 and (4) wallets. ing about cutting back, con- worthwhile. So we're going *Haitians on board: and dock below Evan's Point FMI, 3100. solidating, or doing our mis- hack to a cashier at the pumps. 277 are required to register and pay a sion with fewer and fewer re- It will cost more, hut it appears monthly fee with MWR Marina. Annual Navy Smokeout - *JTF on board: r sources. Gitmo will see its to be best for base residents. FMI, 2345. Thu., Nov. 19. The smokeout is 233 share of reduced funding from Also, when it comes to get- to encourage smokers to give up hours. previous years, just like other ting new recreation or enter- Campbell Labels - W.T. cigarettes for 24 Sampson Elementary is collect- bases around the world. This tainment equipment for the ing Campbell labels to help in Hydrant Flow Testing - year, our operating budget for base, recycling is a big deal, the purchase of additional edu- Through Nov. 14 on L/P. Resi- the Naval Station is $34 mil- because that's how we're pay- cational equipment. A drop box dents are reminded that testing lion - that's $8 million less ing for it. Example: a lot of is provided at the NEX entrance may cause discoloration of the than last year. And it's not just people on base have expressed with a complete list of labels water. It is recommended that that qualify. FMI, 7147. clothes not be washed on days the Naval Station that will be a desire to have a Mexican food of testing in your area. operating with less. The NEX restaurant. We're working on Power Outages - Sat., Nov. 14, has also suffered budget cut- it. Right now, we expect to Laun- Recycling Planning Board - Guantanamo Bay Gazette 7 a.m.-5 p.m. affecting backs close to $300,000. This have one in place by next dry/Dry Cleaning, Electric Submit in writing all recom- Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba translates into eliminating spring at the Windjamer for Ave., and Fleet Laundry, Ad- mendations and ideas for distri- Hill NAVAL BASE COMMANDER hired positions or store operat- family-style Mexican food. It min Hill, ADP Bldg., Bay bution of profits and direction Captain William M. DeSpain Barracks, Bldg. 27, 741, 717 of recycling efforts to guard PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER ing hours, or both. will be paid for by recycling and 752, Pier Tango Tugs, Pier mail stop #29 c/o MMCS Lam- LCDR Kathy Woodcock ASST. PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER Resource managers all over money. We are bringing in Victor, Port Services, PWD bert by COB Fri., Nov. 20. FMI, JOC(SW) Tim Shipman the base are working hard to $300-$400 a bale for alumi- Electrical Shop, Bldg. 944 and 4376. 808, Central Fidelity, Fire Sta- COMMUNITY CALENDAR keep operations going with the num cans. Copper wire gives tion, Floating Dry Dock, SIMA, Advancement Exams - Tue., LIt Mary Dugan same level of service base resi- us almost $3,500 a bale. So COMMUNITY RELATIONS/EVENTS Fuel Farm, Gas Station (Gov.), Nov. 24, 8 a.m. at the Windjam- J02 Sandra Velazquez dents have always expected. save those cans and recycle! Metal Trades, Base Police, mer Club. FMI, 4338. EDITOR Sometimes the cutback or The drawdown means we Base Li- J03 Giselle McCoy Treasure and Trivia, STAFF drawdown just doesn't work have to concentrate harder than l brary, Oil Point Industrial, Ord- Energy Conservation - Out- JOSN Larry Gibbs out. For example, the NEX gas ever on how we spend our re- nance, Fuel Pump House, Pier door holiday lights are not per- Susie Cunningham station. The debit card system sources, but if we do it right, Alpha and Charlie, Pier Lima mitted on the roof or fascia and Pump Station, Bldg. 753, 760, need to be electrically safe. This is an authorized DoD pubhication. Con- had its merits and provided and look foropportunities (like tents are edited by Public Affairs and do not 804, and 943, Christian Light- Authorized lighting period is necessarily reflect the view of theUS. Navy. around the clock service at the recycling) we can get through 1 It is printed threertimes a weekat government house, PWD Housing Maint., Dec. 9 thru Jan. 2 from sunset to expense by Defense Printing Service, De- cheapest price to customers. it without tearing down our C PWD Transportation, Reefer 10 p.m. FMI, 2210. tachment Branch Office. But the hassle for people with quality of life. V Weekly News & Entertainment Movies (Friday-Thursday) I November 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 FR SA SU MO TU WE TH Local Television & Radio Downtown 1 5 9 12 4 2 7 Weekly Radio Shows Marine 2 6 10 5 8 -- -- Friday Evening Channel 2 TV Sunday's Channel 2 TV 12 a.m. UNISTAR Adult Rock Leeward 3 7 11 -- -- 12 I 6:05 .m. Local Morning Shrow Harbor Lights 4 8 -- 3 -- FTG Auditorium 12------* (( les) 5 p.m. Headline News 12 .m. Headline News 8:35 .m. Jim Pewter All movies begin at 7 p.m.I 5:30 p.m. CNN Showbiz Today9:05.m. Gene Price ( W) 15:30 pm. CNNShowbi Today 12:30 .m. American Interests 1:5nm hri ua(o 0 -- Indicates there will be no movie. 6 p.m. Navy News This Week 1 .m. Science and Technology 11:05 .m.LCalid-day(Sow Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. 6:30 p.m. ABC World News Tonight Week11:05p.m. DonlTray hoB 1. Disney Cartoon: Disney cartoon classic. ANIMATED (G) :30 7 p.m. NBC Nightly News 1:30 .m. Headline News 2:05 p.m. Donema( & ) lb. Treasure Island: Bobby Driscoll-Robert Newton: Mutiny, mystery, and thrills reign the high seas when a young cabin boy matches wits with roguish Long John Silver in a search for Group 3:05 p.m.Joeren (C& ) 22a.m PBS McLaughlin gold. ADVENTURE (G) 1:27 I2:30 .m. CNN Sports Latenight 30 ~.JeRiig(ok '3 .m. Entertainment This Week 4:05 p.m. Local Afternoon Show 2. Cool World: Kim Bassinger-Brad Pitt: While serving a prison sentence for the murder of Night Live 6:05 p.m. News Block 44a.m. Satttrday his wife, cartoonist Jack Deebs creates "Cool World," a sexy, hip comic strip. THRILLER I Saturday 's Channel 2 TV 5:30 .m. CNN Both Sides 6:30 p.m. Jazz Bent (PG) 1:30 6:30a~m Gimo Cmmuity 7:05 p.m. Launie Allen 12 a.m. CNN Sports Tonight 6:nm G oC ui 8:05 p.m. LaRita Shelby (R& B) 3. Honey, I Blew up the Kid: Rick Moranis-MarciaStrassman: WayneSzalinski is atitagain. f 12:30 a.m. ABC Nightline 9:05 p.m. Charlie Tuna This time Wayne's new baby, Adam, wanders in front of daddy's latest experiment - an I a.m. CNN Moneyline 7:30 .m. PBS Motor Week 10:05 p.m. Retrotrax (Rock) enlargement ray that expands molecules to the nth degree. COMEDY (PG) 1:30 11:30 a.m. Headline News 8 .m. On Pit Road 10:30 p.m. Mystery Theater 4. Sister Act: Whoopi Goldberg-Maggie Smith: As the DianaRoss-like leader of a female trio 2 a.m. CNN Inside Politics '92 8:30 .m.1Hedline News 11:05 p.m. Mary Turner who perform 60s standards at a Reno casino, Debris Von Cartier reigns supreme, until she 2:30 a.m. CNN Sports Latenight 9 .m. CBS Sunday Morning accidentally witnesses her mobster/lover, bump off one of his cronies. COMEDY (PG) 1:40 13 a.m. Arsenio Hall Show 10:30 a.m. CBS Face the Nation 14 a.m. NBC Tonight Show 11 .m. Headline News 5. A League of their Own: Tom Hanks-Geena Davis: A heart warming story of an All- I 5 a.m. N3C David Letterman 11:30 .m. ABC This Week with American girls baseball league while the male professional ballplayers are away fighting 6 a.m. Headline News David Brinkley World War II. COMEDY (PG) 2:07 i 6:30 a.m. Gitmo Community 12:30 p.m. Headline News Bulletin Board 1 p.m. NBC NFL Football: 6. A Class Act: Christopher "Kid" Reid-Christopher "Play" Martin: The popular comedian- rappers portray two high school seniors, one a straight-arrow "brain," the other a 7 a.m. Mark Russell 12:3FaimdAmeicanInteest1loustin Oilers vs. smart-aleck "homeboy," whose school 730' a m. Comedy Special Minnesota Vikings News records are accidentally switched on the first day of class. Evening COMEDY (PG-13) 1:38 7:0 Ilmeadline News 4~. CSNLotal 8 a.m. Navy News This Week San Francisco 49ers vs. National Television ------2 a-m--PBS--Mc--aughlin----Group--- 7. Livin' Large: T.C. Carson-Lisa Arrindell: A young black broadcasting student ends up 18:30 a.m. Carolina Marines New Orleans Saints losing much of his identity as he tries to capture his dreams of being a successful news 9 a.m. Ileadline News 7p.m. Headline News 5p.m. CH 7 NEWS (NY) journalist. COMEDY (R) 1:36 10:30 a.m. CNBC International 8P.M. ESPN NFL Football: 5:30 p.m. CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) Business View New York Giants vs. 6 p.m. CH 7 NEWS (NY) 8. The Terminator: Arnold Schwarzenegger-Michael Biehn: An emotionless cyborg is sent 11 a.m. Friday Night Videos Denver Broncos CH 9 NEWS (Raleigh) from the future to assassinate a young woman whose child is destined to deliver the world from 112 p.m. ESPN College Football: 11 p.m. Headline News CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) nuclear holocaust. SCIENCE-FICTION (R) 1:47 ' Ilinois vs. Michigan 11:30 p.m. CNN Sports Tonight 6:30 p.m. CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 9. The Waterdance: Eric Stoltz-Wesley Snipes: A daring and uplifting 3 p.m. Ileadline News CH 9 NEWS (Raleigh) motion picture about I the humor, courage, and sense of community that emerges as three men, with nothing in (Atlanta) 3:30 p.m. ABC College Football: CH 1011 ALIVE common, face the unfortunate twist of fate that confines and binds them. DRAMA (R) 1:47 TBA 7 p.m. CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) 16:30 p.m. headline News CH 10 NBC NEWS(National) 10. The Human Shield: Michael Dudikoff-Tommy Hinkley: A U.S. Marine instructor 17:30 p.m. ESPN College Football: 24 he. CH 5 CNN NEWS(National) serving with a special CIA unit that trains Iraqi soldiers against Iran, is driving through the IBA countryside when he comes upon a devastated Kurd village. DRAMA (R) 1:32 18:30 p.m. Headline News 111:30 p.m. CNN Sports Tonight Navy News This Week 11. Alien III: Sigourney Weaver-Charles S. Dutton: Warrant Officer Ripley finds herself stranded on a remote penal colony which lacks the high tech weaponry needed to combat the rampaging alien. SCIENCE-FICTION (R) 1:55 CH2 NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK (NB) Saturday, 8 a.m. I 13am Haiee6 p.m. 12. Lady bugs: Rodney Dangerfield-Jonathan Brandis: A salesman bites off m ore than he can chew when he becomes the coach of his boss' daughter's soccer team. Knowing nothing of the sport, he recruits his stepson to pose as a female teammate. COMEDY (PG-13) 1:33 PAGE 3, FEAY, NovEMBER 13, 1992, GUANTANAMO BAY GA7ErrE

CLASSIFIEDS Submit each item on a separate Mall, $4/advance; $5/door; children 12/ Career Information Team Meeting: thru Tue., Nov. 17. MISCELLANEOUS sheet, unless it is thesame category, for under $2.50. FMI, 7424. Mon., Nov. 23, 1:30-2:30 p.m., FSC train- Thanksgiving and Christmas platters in New/Apelco hand held VI IF radio 5w/lw tbe classified section on 8.5 by 11 in. Any club, organization, or individual in- ing room. Department/Division Career the Gift Department. w/one year warentee, water pumps for paper in 30 wordsorless perad. Ads will terested in having a booth at the Christmas Counselors only. FMI, 4575/2971. GE Christmas lights, Noma indoor/out- Mercruiser 4-cyl. or 6-cyl, new and rebuilt. only run once, or twice upon request Camival call PO1 Calvelage at 4898 Community Farewell for Chaplain Izac: door lights 4.5 ft. and 7.5 ft.; artificial Call 2269 DWH/3324 AWH. without re-submission, afterwhich re- DWH/3766 AWH. Fri., Nov. 20, Bay View Club. Social hour Christmas trees, tree toppers, wreathes, Boat seat bench type w/cooler, 15hp. o/b submission is required. Include name, OA group forming. FMI, 5735. begins at 6 p.m. w/dinner (Steamship stockings, and Nativity sets. Along with motor, 550 3/8 3-strand nylon anchor line. phone number, and signature with the CITY COLLEGES Round & Chicken Buffet) at 7p.m. Cost is numerous Hallmark Christmas items. Call 2269 DWH/3324 AWH. ad. Ads are edited. Now hiring instructors for January's $7.95/person. For reservations call 2323 Now available: batting gloves, artificial New/slightly used appliances/other Deadline: Ads published on Mon. Term. If you would like to teachpart-time by COB Thu., Nov. 18. flowers; Gitmo T-shirts/sweats. household goods. GE chest freezer, GE must be in by COB Thu. Ads published evenings call 4748. Naval Station ESWS Classes: Saturdays Ashley bedroom sets now available at washer/dryer, La-Z-Boy recliner, variety on Fri. must be in by COB Wed. Wind- CCC offers 7 different associate degrees. at 9 a.m., Bldg. 66. Open to all naval per- MCX Fumiture Mart. of plans at $10/tp. Ocean View trailer#27 ward residents submit ads to PAO, Stop by for more details on how we can sonnel. FMI, P01 Phillips at 4898. Layaways and base check-out procedures Sun., Nov. 15, noon-6 p.m. Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. Only Leeward help you reach your educational goals. Yacht Club Membership Social: End of for the MCX are now done at the Cus- Small chest type freezer, 7 ca. ft. capacity, residents may call in their ads to 4502/ CLOSURES November, watch for details. tomer Service Desk. 35" H x 31.5" Lx 24" D, $280firm; plants. 4819. Ads are free. Windjammer & Pizza Salubre' will be YOUTH ACTIVITIES Send a balloon or floral arrangement with Call 7161 AWH. *DWH: During Working Hours; closed Sat., Nov. 14 for the Marine Ball. FMI concerning the following events call Balloons-N-Such. Call Michelle at 7069. '79 Evinrude 100 powertim/tilt, uns bet Tarawa Road is closed until further notice. 4075. Free Delivery! needs a mechanic, $500. Call Bill at 4203 Working Hours; *AT: *WH:ytime After Fleet Sick Call is closed Nov. 19 & 20 for Teens Lip Sync Contest: Sat., Nov. 14,9- For all your alteration needs on military/ DWH/2190 AWH. training. Leeward Medical Clinic is closed 11p.m., Youth Center. The best"act" gets civilian clothes visit your MCX Tailor Turbo garffix 16 plus five video games, for routine sick call on Fri., Nov. 20.Emer- a prize. Shop located in Bldg. M207. $100 OBO; dive mask, $15. Call 7470 AT. I ANNOUNCEMENTS gencies will be seen in the Emergency Little Buddies Blind Man's Bluff: Sun., Special order appointments for fumiture, Assorted curtains: (1) pair seafoam green Fandango: Send your Christmas pack- Treatment Area. Nov._15, 1-3 p.m., Youth Center. carpets and appliances can be scheduled bedroom pricillas; blue/beige valance ages to the states through Fandango Ups/ Vet Services is closed Thanksgiving Day LewariTibrary Childiren's-Book at MCX Procurement Dept. Mon.-Fri., 9 (livingroom), dark blue/beige (kitchen). Federal Express. Deadline is Dec. 8 for Thu., Nov 26 andFri., Nov. 27. FMI, 2212. Week: Nov. 16-22. The theme is "Reach a.m.-2 p.m. only. Call Tamara at 3210. Call 2578. delivery by Dec. 25. Youth Center is closed Thanksgiving Day for the World." For special order dive gear orelectronics K/Q-size comforter w/pillow shams, dust Fandango: Charter a flightto Kingston, Thu., Nov. 26. FMI, 4075. Leeward Liirary Open Boose: Mon., call Cindy at 3210 Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-3 ruffle/wall hanging $60; child potty chair Jamaica on Thu. evening for $1,300. Naval Hospital and Leeward Branch Nov. 16, 5-8 p.m. p.m. $5; supplies to weave Cherokee gathering Room for cargo upto 1,500 lbs. or seats for Medical Clinics will be secured Mon., Leeward Library Story Time: Wed., World wide (including Jamaica) money basket. Call 2578. 7 passengers. FMI, 4478. Nov. 30, 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Wed., Dec. Nov. 18, 7-8 p.m. transfer and message services available Child bike seat $15/child bike helmet $10 Fandango: One way to Ft. Lauderdale, 2, all day for training. Windward emergen- Little Buddies, In-betweens/Pre-teens via Westem Union at MCX Customer or both for $20 call 2578. $99, or round trip for $314. Federal Ex- cies go to the emergency room. Leeward Cupcake in a Cone: Tue., Wed.ffhu., Service Desk. FMI, 2285/2682. PETS press/UPS avail. FMI, 4478. will have duty personnel for emergencies. Nov. 17-19, 5:30-8 p.m., Youth Center. Monday: Post 46 BINGO, 6:15p.m. Cash Free to a good home, friendly one-year- Tropical Aviation: Fly to/from Ft. Lau- Military Car sales in Personalized Services MWR NOTES Prizes! Join us for a dinner special, then old male neutered/declawed cat. Great w/ derdale, upto five flights a week for as low is closed for the month of November. Adult couples only at Saturdays Night stay & play. Free coffee for bingo patrons. children. Call 4915 DWH/7336 AWH. as $99. EMPLOYMENT Club every Fri./Sat., 8 p.m.-I a.m. Cover Tuesday: Post 46variety dance music,7- SERVICES Tropical Aviation liberty weekend: Vacancies are now open for P/T Facilita- charge, free appetizers, full service bar, 11 p.m. Check out our food delivery serv- Need an SF-171, term paper, manual or part Fri. aftemoon, retum Sun., $198 tors for NADSAP. Certification is pro- with dance music/requests by a DJ. FMI, ice available nightly. resume professionally typed? Call d trip. UPS/Federal Express avail. vided in Gitmo. To apply call Veronica at 2531/3845. Wednesday: Post 46 BINGO, 6:15 p.m. Carolyn at 3478 from 4:30-8:30 p.m. , 4915. 4380 NLT Nov. 20. Goat Locker hours are 4 p.m.-1 a.m. Fri- Free door prizes, dinner special - Jerk Certified home day care provider has (3) Tropical Aviation: The Gitmo Express FSC NOTES days and Saturdays. Chicken. openings for infants or toddlers. Nights/ flies to/from Montego Bay on Thu/Sun. or FMI or to register for the following pro- To become a Family Home Care provider, Thursday: Post 46 Rock 'n' Roll Night, weekends. Call 2603. Kingston, Jamaicaon Fri./Sun. FMI,4915. grams call 4141/4153. fill out an application/schedule a family 7-11 p.m. Certified home day care provider has (3) Tropical Aviation offers Monday flights Overseas Orientation Workshop: Mon., interview appointment A.S.A.P. Mon.-Fri., Friday & Saturday: Post 46 variety openings for ages up to 4-years. A simple to/from Jacksonville. FMI, 4915. Nov. 16, 8-11:45 a.m., Gold Hill Tower C 7 a.m.-4 p.m. FMI, 3533. dance music, 9 p.m.-2 a.m. Come join the pre-school program/special fundays. Call Float entry forms for the Spanish Christ- Complex. Anyone interested in teaching a specialty pary! 7470 AT. mas program can be picked-up at PWD Job Interviewing Technique Work- class atLeeward Community Center, such Susie's Lumpia (located in Post 46) STEREO EQUIPMENT Trans. Bldg. 752 or Supply/ADP. The shop: Tue., Nov. 17, 9-10:30 a.m., FSC. as art, mechanics, etc.,call Elaine at6009. hours: Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Pioneer tuntable $25; Pioneer Centrex forms must be completed and retumed by Home Buying Program: Wed., Nov. 18, Tables, chairs, small/large canopies now stereo w/tumable, cassette, am/fm, $100. COB Fri., Dec. 4. FMI, Lt. Weber at 5321 7-8 p.m., FSC. available for rental by private parties on FOR SALE Call Rick at 3845 DWH/7604 AWH. orPO Riesterat4691. You and Your Toddler Play Day: Thu., Leeward. A deposit is required. FMI, 6009. TWO WHEELERS Bake Sale: Sat., Nov. 14, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Nov. 19, 9:30-11 a.m., Corral. Basic Woodworking Class: Sat., Nov.14, AUTOMOBILES Puch moped, good condition, $250. Call Mail Atrium. Sponsor Training: Mon., Nov. 23, 3-4 3:30 p.m., L/P Community Center. Free of '75 Ford F-150 XLT Ranger, V8, auto, 2110 AWE. Bake Sale: Sun., Nov. 15, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., p.m., FSC. charge/open to all. FMI, 6009. am/fm cassette, twin tanks, towing pack- '86 Honda Shadow 700cc new paint/low in front of the MCX. TRAINING BayView Club serves brunch Sunday 10 age, 51,800 010. Available Dec. I1. Call miles, $1,450 OBO. Call 2975. Cookie Sample & Swap is planned forthe Personnel required to attend driver im- a.m.-1 p.m., $5.50/adults and S2.25/chil- Bill at 4203 DWH/2190 AWII. WANTED official launching of theEnlisted Spouses' provementtraining ormotorcycle training dren. Children uider 3 eat free. FMvI, 2531. '79 Pontiac Bonneville, 4-dr, V8, fair Someone to do light house cleaning on a Club Mon., Nov. 16, 7 p.m., Saturday's. can call P02 Timmerman at4526/4529 for Clipper Club social hour is every Friday cond., $1,000 0110. Call 704(1 AT. weekly basis. Call greg at 2424 AWH. Enlisted (E1-E9) and cilivian equivalent class information/scheduling. from 5:30-6:30 p.m. FMI, 6330. '82 Datsun pick-up, rear end problem, Aluminum 100 tank and 25" frame for 10 spouses' invited. Personnel who have attended driver im- Clipper Club R & B Night Sat., Nov. 14. will sell all or for parts. Call 2649 AWH. or 12-speed tour bike w/27" wheels. Call Gitmo Swingers square dance every Sat., 7 provement class and have not received Come in and dance to the sounds of your BICYCLES Rick at 3845 DWH7604 AWI. p.m. at the Ham. Come see or join us, their course completion cards should stop favorite R & B1 hits. IFMi, 6330.___ Raleigh 10-speed professional racing SAT. YARD SALES lessons are free. FMI, 3373/2935. by the Safety Office (bldg. 13) and pick Clipper Club Wednesday Nov. 18 special bike, extremely light. Call Bill at 4203 East Bargo #6A!B: 7 a.m.-? (backyard), A lawyer from Naval Legal Services will them up. is Mixed Grill of beef, shrimp, and chicken DWII/2190 AWH. Q-size box springs/mattress, kitchen table be at VC-10 Tue., Nov. 17, to prepare Mandatory FHC training: Tue., Nov. for $8.95. FMI, 6330. BOATS w/(4) chairs, kitchen items, clothes/more wills, powers of attomey and provide 17, 6-8 p.m., FTG Auditorium. Income Clipper Club Country & Westem Night 12'x36' Barrel boat 70bhp., marine radio, TierraKay #97: 7-9 a.m. general advice. For appointmenis call PO Tax information will be presented by Sat., Nov. 21. Chicken/ribs for dinner. fishfinder, live well/more, $5,000 3110. Tierra Kay#105: 6:30a.m.-?,'TV, stereo, Jackson at 6341. Legal. FMI, 3533. FMI, 6330. Call 4503 DWH/2818 AWII. entertainment center.humidifier, assorted Flags flown at the North Eastgate with per- Two Day Career Information Training A DJ will play your favorite dance tunes 19' Cutty cabin w1l30 hp. Volvo I/O and box springs/mattresses/more. sonalized certificate may be ordered Class: Nov. 24 & 25, 8 a.m., FSC training every Fri./Sat., Windjammer Club. FMI, galv trailer. Call 2269_DWII/3324 AWl-I. SUN. YARD SALE through the Marine Officer Wives Club. room. For reservations call 4574/2971. 2304.______22.8 Seastar, best fishing/diving boat in Tierra Kay #97: 7-9 a.m. Call 7593 between 9 a.m.-8 p.m., leave a Hospital Stand-Down Training: Mon., SWindjammer Club social hour is every Fri- Gitmo, flying bridge w/dual controls, message. Cost is $35. Please allow two Nov. 30, noon-4:30p.m. and Wed., Dec. 2 day from 5 7 p.m. FMI, 2304. rebuilt engine/outdrive, out of bounds Legal Note ~eks foe processing. all day. NAVY EXCHANGE NOTES certified, $10,000 OBO. Call Jim at2547. 3igatiou chamber, located nex to the Employee Trainning/Developmient: Tue., The NEX is committed to improving serv- 23' Seacraft, 200 hp. Yamaha V6, fishfin- sag pound, is open on the fourth Friday of Dec. 8, 1-2 p.m., FFGlclassroom C. Course ice to you/your family. Please take a few der, VHF radio, cuddy cabin, coast guard A false and misleading umor is circu- every month from7:30-11 a.m. and 12:30- Title: Naval Correspondence. Reserva- moments to fill out our questionaire,"How equipped, runs/looks great, $10,500 lating parts of the U.S. prompting veter- ansto contact the Veterans Administra- 4 p.m. FMI, 4937. tions required by COB Wed., Nov.25. Call Did Your Shopping Go," so that we might OBO. Call 2554 DWHfl109 AWH. tion requesting dividends for insurance The Little Theater Group is looking for 4450. better serve you in the future. 34'x14' Pontoon - Playboy. Exc. for div- (including SGLI) which they had in vohntueers to help with the production of NOTES Save off hemming at the NEX Tailor ing/fishing, includes: depth/fishfindcr, ORGANIZATIONAL S? force while on active duty. Congress "iarvey," and to remodel theirnew bldg. Prenatal Class: Tue., Nov. 17, 6-8 p.m. ShopthruNov. 14. FMI, 4316. VHF marine band radio, 85/50 hp. en- has not passed anynew laws regarding The Little 'Theater's production of "Har- This will be tic last course until Jan. 93. Veterans Day sale thr Nov. 15. gines, needs minor work. Must sell. Call such adividend. Any information to the vey" will be Nov. 19-21,7 p.m. and Nov. FMI or to sign-up call 2234/2676 by Fri., Kenwood Roadshow thtr Nov. 16. 6277/6461 DWH or 2254 AWII. contrary is a hoax. There have never 22, 4 p.m. in our newly remodeled theater. Nov. 13. Pre-li holiday sale ofValues Nov. 18-22. FURNITURE been any dividends, rebates or refunds Tickets go on sale Nov. 14 & 15 at the NEX Safety Representative Meetinig/frain- RTA/Sanyo promotion thru Dec. 1. Cocktail table w/(2) end tables, cherry due to surplus funds in SGLI or any ing: 'Ihu., Nov. 19, 8 a.m., Safety Office MARINE MWR NOTES wood finish $100 000. Call7570 AWH. military related insurance program. Job Market. training room. DP Design Jewelry representative at MCX One twin box spring/mattress. Call7509. HRO Nov. 17. 0189-01-00, Ann. No. OCMWRO77-92 salary varies w/education/exp., Ann. No. U.S./Non-U.S. citizen job vacancies. Administrative Services Assistant (OA), Recreation Aide, Ceramic Shop, PFT/PPT/ OCMWRO79-92 BAY DINING Additional information concerning PWD, Ann. No. 186-92 flex., NF-0189-01; LGS-0189-02, Ann. Food Service Worker, NA-7408-02/ BAYVIEW CLUB these vacancies is published on the Va- The following announcement will close No. OCMWRO77-92 $4.87; LWG-7408-02/$3.01/*.33BA, Tonight: Seafood Buffet cancy Announcements posted on official Nov. 20. Food Service Worker/Custodial, CDC, Ann. No. OCMWRO80-92 Saturday's Dinner: Cuban Beef& bulletin boards or you may contact the Supervisory General Engineer, PWD, GS- PPT Ann. No. OCMWRO80-92 Custodial Worker, NA-7420-02/$4.87; Jerk Chicken 4uman Resources Office at 4209 or 801-12, Ann. No. 173-92 Hostess/Cashier, Windjammer, flex., NF- LWG-3566-02/$3.01/*.33BA, Ann. No. Sunday's Dinner: Closed 17. The following announcement will close 1173-01-00, Ann. No. MWRO96-92 OCMWRO81-92 e following announcements will close Dec. 9. Library Aide, Leeward Point, flex., NF- Waiter/Waitress (food or cocktail), NA- CLIPPER CLUB Nov. 13. Maintenance Mechanic, PWD, WG-4749- 1411-02-00, Ann. No. MWRO98-92 7420-03/$5.33; LWG-7420-03/$3.33/ Tonight: Jerk Pork/Chicken Machinist, WG-3414-10, Ann. No. 138- 10, Ann. No. 183-92 Personnel Clerk, Administration, PFT, NF- *.34BA, Ann. No. OCMWRO82-92 Saturday: Cheers Night 92previouns applicants need not re-apply) The following announcement is open 0203-02-00, Ann. No. MWR099-92 Bartender, NA-7405-03/$5.33; LWG- Sunday: Steamship Round &Pried Supervisory Contract Specialist, Supply until filled. Open Continuous Positions: Applica- 7405-03/$3.33/*.34BA, Ann. No. Chicken Department, GS-1102-09/11, Ann. No. Social Worker, Hospital, GS-0185-11, tions are now being accepted. These OCMWRO83-92 156-92 Ann. No. 175-92 positions include Permanent Full Time *Benefit allowance for permanent full POST 46 Offset Press Operator Leader, DPSDBO, The following announcements will be (PFT), Permanent PartTime (PPT), and time non-U.S. employees only. Tonight: Open Menu/Delivery WS-4417-08, Ann. No. 159-92 open until further notice. Flexible (flex. 0-40 hrsJweek) schedules. Applicants for the following must be at Saturday's Dinner: Open Menu Fire Protection Inspector, Fire Depart- Clerical and Administrative Support posi- Positions may include nights, weekends, least 14 years old: Sunday's Dinner: Open Menu mentGS-0081-08 Ann. No. 162-92 tions GS-03, GS-04; Secretary GS-318- holidays, and rotating shifts. Working Aide, Youth Center, flex., AD- SUSIE'S LUMPIA Supervisory Transportation Specialist, 04/05, Ann. No. 184-92 The following announcements will close 3501-01-00; LWG-3502-02-01, Ann. Saturday's Lunch: Beef & Sausage Supply,GS-2101-09, Ann. No. 165-92 NAVY MWR Jan. 4. No. MWRO91-92 Monday's Lunch: Chicken Adobe The following announcements will close Applications must be submitted to the Recreation Aide, NF-0189-01, salary var- Working Aide, BayView Club, flex., AD- WINDJAMMER CLUB Nov. 16. MWR Personnel Office, Chapel Hill, ies w/exp./job requirements, LGS-0189- 3502-01-00, Ann. No. MWRO97-92 Tonight: Seafood Kabobs & Prime Housing Management Assistant, PWD, room 8. The following will be open until 02/$3.61/*.52BA, Ann. No. OCMWRO77- Working Aide, Library, flex., AD-3502- Rib GS 1173-15.Ann. No. 181-92 filled: 92 01-00, Ann. No. MWR100-92 5 Saturday's Dinner: Closed Custodial Worker, Hospital, LWG-3566- Golf Course Manager, Golf Course, PFT, Recreation Assistant, NF-0189-02, salary McCARTY CORPORATION Sunday's Dinner: House's Special 02 Ann_No. 182-92 NF-1101-04-00, Ann. No. MWRO68-92 varies w/exp./job requirements, Ann. No. Now accepting applications for the posi- Carpenter, WG/LWG-4607-09, PWD, Marina Manager, Marina, PFT, NF-101- OCMWRO78-92 tion of secretary. If interested in applying ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ann. No. 185-92 03-00 Ann. No. MWRO69-92 Child Development Program Assistant or for more information please call 2377 Monday: Sausage Pizza The following announcement will close Recreation Aide (Lifeguard), flex., NF- (child care giver), GSE-170202103/04, DWH. PAGE 4, FRIDAY, NOvEMBER 13, 1992, GUANTANAMO BAY GAZETTE SPORTs

CC Soccer/Co-ed Slow Pitch Tourneys Sports Briefs The PROs GOLF Busy weekend for all Gitmo sports fans NFL The action continues Sun., Win - Chi Chi Rodriguez Guantanamo Bay - This game's winning team Sunday's games Chicago at Tampa Bay earned his first victory in 18 The championship game is Nov. 15atl1:30 p.m. There will weekend is going to be one of Cincinnati at New York Jets months, shooting a three-under 69 to begin at 3:30 p.m. Sun., be six, possibly seven, games Detroit at Pittsburgh to win the inaugural Senior Invita- the busiest for all Gitmo sports set tional at Honolulu by six strokes. fans. Nov. 15. that day. All games will be Houston at Minnesota Los Angeles Rams at Dallas Rodriguez finished at 10-under For starters, the Captain's The Co-ed Slow Pitch Post played at Zaiser Field. New England at Indianapolis 206. Charles Cody shot a 69 and New Orleans at San Francisco finished second at 212. Cup Soccer Post Season Tour- Season Tourney begins today Everyone is invited to come Philadelphia vs. Green Bay at ney begins Sat., Nov. 14 at at 6 p.m. Four games are cheer for their favorite teams. MLB Milwaukee Kennedy Field (next to the scheduled for this evening: But, save some energy for next Phoenix at Atlanta San Diego at Cleveland Draft - Major League teams weekend, because the Men's base gym). Three games will Dilligas vs. FTG Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders have submitted their lists of 15 Modified Pitch Tournament Washington at Kansas City players who will be protected dur- be played on Saturday: SIMA vs. The Other Team New York Giants at Denver ing next week's expansion draft. 11 a.m. - Blue vs. SIMA Mac's Maulers vs. the first begins next Friday at Zaiser The Colorado Rockies and Florida Monday's game game's winning team Field. Don't miss next week's Buffalo at Miami Marlins will stack their rosters by 1 p.m. - PWD vs. W.T. picking unprotected players next Sampson Getcha Sum of It vs. the sec- Gazette for an update on these Tuesday. 3 p.m. - Security vs. the first ond game's winning team events' results. NBA Waived - The Chicago Cubs Standings have waived Hector Villanueva, who was their starting catcher on Pensacola sailors win scramble as of Mon., Nov. 9 opening day last season. New coach - The Seattle Bay - The Eastern Conference Guantanamo a Scuba Fact Atlantic Division Mariners have acquired Lou Pin- Yatera Seca Golf Association ii W L Pet. GB iella as their 10th coach in 16 sea- By Tina Brooks, 3130 -, ,** New York 2 0 1.000 job with the sponsored a Fleet Invitational sons. Piniella left his tJ 00 Orlando 2 0 1.000 Cincinnati Reds last month and has Golf Tournament last Sunday. There is a limit ofonly two live Boston 1 1 .500 reportedly signed a three-year deal shells per diver per day. New Jersey 1 1 .500 The format was blind draw, Miami 1 1 .500 with the Mariners worth $2.5 mil- True or False: Collect shells r Philadelphia 0 2 .000 2 lion. four-man scramble (or Florida whenever possible while Fine - National League presi- Washington 0 2 .000 2 Central Division fined Deion best ball). The winning team of shells are still available. dent Bill White has Milwaukee 2 0 1.000 Sanders of the Atlanta Braves King and Stone (from the USS Answer: False. Responsible Charlotte 1 1 .500 $1,000 for dousing broadcaster Pensacola), Curtis and Caroth- shellers avoid stripping popu- Chicago 1 1 .500 Tim McCarver with water. The in- lar dive sites of shells. Collect Detroit 1 1 .500 cident took place during the Braves' ers shot four under par 68. Atlanta 1 1 .500 only what you personally re- celebration after beating Pittsburgh Second place team of Tom under par 71. Saddler, Fenne- Cleveland 1 1 .500 in the National League play-offs. quire for your private collec- Indiana 0 1 .000 1.5 Parenteau, Mike Harney, Ron wald, Scott and Ray shot even t1on. Western Conference Midwest Division NBA and Janice Clapper shot one par 72 for third place. Denver 1 0 1.000 Utah 1 1 .500 -5 Return - Former Detroit Pis- Dallas 0 1 .000 tons forward Rick Mahorn is back Houston 0 2. .000 1- with his old coach. The bruising GITMO ACTIVITIES Minnesota 0 2 .000 1.5 front-liner has signed with the New AQUATICS 4p.m., five game classes and four pleasure basketball for NAVSTA Gold can contact San Antonio 0 2 .000 1.5 Division Jersey Nets, reuniting with Chuck Pool hours - All pools are open 10 a.m.-6 classes. Foodandbeverages. Call 2381 for P03 Alford at 4849 DWH/2584 AWH. Pacific Golden State 2 0 1.000 Daly, under whom he played for p.m. FMI, 2504. ticket information. Diitirney - At the CIiperCliffWed Night Ride - Do you miss horseback rid- Nov. 25 7 pm. entry fee. FMI, 6330. Seattle 2 0 1.000 Detroit. Scuba classes - Offered through the MWR 1.000 5 ing? Have you ever ridden? L.A. Lakers 1 0 Progress - Doctors say they Information Office. FMI, 3845. Enjoy a night Project Player - Is having a Chief's Shuf- Sacramento 1 0 1.000 -5 are pleased with the progress Patri- Pool parties - Must be scheduled through ride at the corral Fri., Nov. 20, 5:30-7:30 fleboard tourney at the Goat Locker Sat., Phoenix 1 0 1.000 -5 ots head coach Dick MacPherson is the base gym one week in advance and p.m. Sign upby Wed., Nov. 18. FMI,2381. Nov. 14, 4 p.m. Cost is $2/team. Open to all Portland 0 0 .000 making in his treatment for a colon paidforby the Wed. beforetheevent. FMI, fleet and barracks chiefs FMI 2991. L.A. Clippers 0 2 .000 2 disorder. MacPherson was hospi- base gym at 2560. FITNESS Foosball Tourney - At L/P Community talized last week and missed Sun- Boat rental - Marina is offering a frequent High/lowimpactaerobics- WithJennifer Center Fri., Nov. 13, 5:30 p.m., $2/person day's loss to New Orleans in Fox- boat renter program. Save your rental re- D'Alessandro, Mon./Wed./Fri., 5:15-6:30 entry fee. FMI, 6009. boro. ceipts and exchange 10 receipts for one p.m., at the base gym. Fishiig oirney -A24-iourTsfiing tour- free equivalent rental. Contact the marina Step aerobics - With Renee Stroman, nament is set for Fri., Nov. 20, 5 p.m. to Local Sports NFL at 2345 for details. Mon./Wed./Fri., 11:50 a.m.- 12:50 p.m. at Sat., Nov. 21, 5 p.m. Cash prizes and draw- Modified Pitch Yacht Club - To renew memberships, the base gym; Tue./Thu., 6:1i-7:15 p.m., ings for logo items. Sponsored by Philip Suspension - Pittsburgh come down to the club on Sat./Sun., 11 at the elementary school. Morris Co. FMI 46/2345. Monday's results Steelers tight end Eric Green has a.m.-3 p.m. FMI, Wanda 3743. High-low step combo - With Sam Mon- Electronic Basketball - Toumey at the Misfits over Dawgs (forfeit) been suspended for six games un- tague, at the base gym Sat., 10-11:15 a.m. Windjammer Mon., Nov. 23, 7 p.m. Entry Busters 18, Sting 14 der the NFL's substance abuse pol- BOWLING Classes cost $1.25/class. FMI, 2560. fee and prize. FMI, 2991. Wednesday's results icy. While the league issued few Dou blesPool - Tourney at Gold Hill Open - Leeward Lanes is open every Sun., Fitness Center hours -Holidays 9 a.m.-1 Misfits 22, Busters 6 details, it did say the suspension p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 12-4 p.m., Towers Wed.,Nov. 18,7p.m.Registerthat 2-9 p.m. Bumpers are available for chil- day at 6:30 p.m. Entry fee and prize. FMI, Sting 20, Marine Barracks 11 was not over steroids. drrn, so bring the family out. FMI, 6009. and Mon.-Fri. 5 a.m.-9 p.m. Injured - Indianapolis Colts 2991. Monday's games New hours - For bowling center: Sun.- Fitness Center - Tired of excess pounds or prize rookie Steve Emtman will Pool Tourney- At the Clipper Club, Fri., Dawgs vs. Busters Thu., 11 a.m.-10p.m.; Fri.-Sat., 11 a.m.-11 just tired? Come to the Fitness Center and miss the remainder of the season Nov. 20, 7 p.m. Entry fee for prize. FMI, Marine Barracks vs. Misfits p m.; holidays, 1-9 p.m get started on a good workout program. with a knee injury. The former 6009. (All games begin at 6 p.m. at Tourney - Annual Thanksgiving Fall Workout program developed to fit your Washington Huskie was hurt dur- Speartishing - Toumey at Leeward Point Classic Bowling Toumament open to all own personal needs. FMI, 3846. Zaiser Field) ing last Sunday's 28-0 loss to Mi- Marina Sun., Nov. 22, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Entry men bowlers. Entry forms and rules at Fitness Center - Supplements avail. in- ami and is to undergo recon- fee and first/second prizes in three catego- bowling center desk. Entries close Sat., cluding Cybergenics, Twinlab, and Eu- Bowling structive surgery. ries. FMI 6009/6903. Nov. 14. Cost: $10 per event/per person. ropa. Workout gear also avail. Come in Tuesday Ladies Night Out Surgery - Ten-time all-pro Three-on-three - Basketball toumey FMI, call Craig4203 DWI/3015 AWH. and startithatmega-bodybuilding program linebacker Lawrence Taylor of the Thu., Nov. 26, 9 p.m. Entry fee per team. Standings as of Nov. 10 Red Thursday - At the bowling center designed just for you. New York Giants underwent sea- Project Player invites all barracks resi- W L every Thu., 6-10 p.m. When the head pin son-ending surgery Tuesday for a dents/fleet personnel. Register at the base That's O.K. 46 18 comes up red, bowl a strike for a free game. GOLF ruptured right achilles tendon. gym/fleetree 2991/2560. Lively Ladies 44 20 FMI, 2118. Lessons - MWR and local golf pro Bill Since Taylor announced last month Wilted - Any quaifie m aIlis n Lucky Seven 38 26 Moonlight Blue Wed. - Starts at the Morris are offering private golf instruc- he will retire after this season, his structor interested in assuming the man- Almond Joy 38 26 Bowling Center Wed., Nov. 18, 6-10p.m. tions at the Yatera Seca Golf Course for brilliant football career is appar- agement of the Guantanamo Bay Tae Alley Kats 32 32 Chance to win a free game. FMI, 2118. $20/hr., $12/half-hr. Call the golf shop to ently over. Kwon Do Club can call the MWR Informa- Bad Girls 32 32 No-Tap Tourney - Sat., Nov. 21 at Mar- setup times at 2519. tion Office at 3845. Gloria's Girls 30 34 blehead Lanes. Hours - The golf course's hours are Mon./ Beach volleyball - Toumey at Lower Mickey's Buddies 30 34 Scotch Doubles - No Tap Toumey Sat., Wed./fhu./Fri., 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tue. Champman Beach Sun., Nov. 29, 11 a.m. Out of Control 28 36 Bowling Nov. 14 at Marblehead Lanes. FMI, call closed, Sat./Sun./holidays 6:30 a.m.-4:30 Four-person teams register at L/P Comm. Four Stooges 26 38 Monday Night Men's Pat Rathbone at 3315 AT. p.m. Center. Fee covers BBQ, first place tro- Motor Mouths 22 42 Standings as of Nov. 9 Tourney - Men's Annual Thanksgiving phies, prizes for second. FMI, 6009/2991. Simply Us 18 46 W L tournament Sat. and Sun., Nov. 21 and 22 RECREATION at Marblehead Lanes. Off& On 60 28 Archery Club - Anyone interested injoin- YOUTH ACTIVITIES High Game: Tammy Schwartz (210) Whatever Works 54 34 ingcall Russ Young at 6254/3499. High Series: Wendy Williams (486) BRIDGE Volunteers - GBYAA basketball and Patches 54 34 Women- Interested inplaying CC Basket- cheerleading season is coming up. Volun- Results - Midnite Ramblers Magic V 54 34 The All Hands Bridge Group ball, call Lee at 2560. teer coaches/asst. coaches and commis- Standings as of Nov. 6 Still Rip-Em 52 36 played Mon. night w/2 full tables in play. Coaches - Anyoneinmeresiefin coacl sionerare needed. Help ouryouth and sign Put Away Wet 48 40 The Swiss Team event was won by Mary NAVSTA Gold teams for the upcoming up today. Call Doug Jufer at 6222/3720. W L Bob Sled 48 40 Awe/Ann Sloan and Christy Williams/ 1993 season can call Wayne at 4526 Sign-ups - For basketball/cheerleaders Chain's Gang 20 4 Alley Cats 46 42 Janice Clapper. FMI, Janice 4892. DWH/3124 AWH. NAVSTA Gold com- Sat., Nov. 14, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., and Sun., Team 6 20 4 TFU 43 45 mands include Admin/Special Staff, Ops, Nov. 15 12-3 p.m., NEX mall. Limited Bowling Bums 18 6 OSG 42 46 CORRAL NAVCOMDET, EOD, NIS, MWR, and number of players, so sign up early. Team 3 14 110 Deep Sea 38 42 Fleet - The corral will arrange special Navy Broadcasting_ _ _ Floor hockey - At the Youth Center Fri., Team 11 14 110 37 51 Still Thinkin group rides for you anytime except Mon., Racquetball - Anyone from Supply, Nov. 13: In-betweens 5:30-7:30 p.m., pre- Team 12 12 112 Diamond Cutters 36 52 5-10 horses avail./group. FMI, Laurie, NEX, PSD, Ordnance, Port Control want- teens 7-9 p.m., teens 9-11 p.m. FMI, 4075. Nine is Enough 12 112 Pick-Ups 36 52 Glen, or Diana at 2381. ing to play for NAVSTA Blue can call Joe Basketball Shooting - Tourney at the Team 4 12 112 Backdraft 28 60 Pony rides - Fifty cent pony rides are (for males) or Mig (for females) at 4740. Youth Center Sat., Nov. 21. in-betweens 5- Because We Can 10 114 26 62 Gutter Rats scheduled for 3:30-4:30 p.m. at Center Call today! 7, pre-teens 7-9, teens 9-11 p.m. Choose No Ugly Shirts 8 116 Bargo, Tue., Nov. 17. FMI, 2381. Basketball -If interested in playing bas- your game! FMI, 4075. Team 13 8 116 English Riding Clinic -Wed., Nov. 18,4- ketball for NAVSTA Blue, call P02 De- Dodgeball - At the Youth Center for in- B.L.T.N. 8 116 Game: Floyd Ace (246) High 5 p.m. Cost is $10/person w/55 deposit. Loach at 2860 DWil/3330 AWI or P02 betweens from 1-4 p.m., Sun., Nov. 22. Sandbaggers 6 118 High Series: Floyd Ace (636) Sign up byNov. 15. FMI, 2381. Pete at 4616 DWH/7193 AWI. Best team gets prize! FMI, 4075. kTeam 10 6 118 ;) Horse show/BBQ -Sat., Nov. 21, 11 am.- Basketball - Aniyone mnterested'n lying i