Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 105 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, June 5, 1989 Security Guard School demanding for students sis in three main areas - classroom lines. They then fire a course which The terrorism and By MACM JOHN SCHICK night sentry training . lecture, laboratory (hands on) sessions and involves moving through simulated barri- lab allows students to think and react to Grunts and groans, sore arms and stiff physical fitness. cades and firing at various targets. Stu- developing situations. This block of shoulders can all give students at the Navy Classroom sessions are centered dents also shoot a night-fire exercise. instruction acquaints students with the psy- Security Guard School a bruised ego: but around various topics such as legal matters, "Ows and Ouchs" can be overheard chology and philosophy of terrorists. Stu- more importantly, they install in them a communications, investigations and report during practical demonstrations of pain dents participate in training exercises and healthy respect forpain. Such things are writing. Modem video tapes, films and compliance as taught by the unarmed self- are tested in their ability to respond to necessary in training personnel in the field other visual aids are used to enhance these defense staff. Students receive an orienta- and contain a potentially dangerous situ- of security and law enforcement. sessions. tion to self-defense that deals with the ation. Never in the history of our country has escalation of force and basic self-defense there been a more urgent need for well- Graduates are expected to perform a concepts such as takedowns, come alongs The physical fitness program, which trained personnel in this type of work. myriad of skills while serving in the and escapes from dangerous situations. stresses motivation through teamwork is Recent increases of worldwide terrorist security billets. The lab sessions give stu- The Navy is the first and only branch highly intensive in nature. Individuals are activity, including acts against Navy dents a chance to exercise these skills under of service to teach and use thePR-24 police expected to push themselves for maximum installations, prompted the Chief of controlled conditions in firearms, un- baton instead of a straight baton. The side results. The running, push-ups and sit-ups Naval Operations to seek ways to improve armed self-defense, emergency vehicle handle allows for increased velocity, are accomplished in formation. By the security. In 1984, the Naval Investigative operation, handcuffing and most recently many times the striking power of straight end of this training period, many students Service proposed the establishment of terrorism and night sentry training. As batons and permits many takedown and actually find themselves in the best shape rofessional Navy Security Force the staff attempts to orient students to the arm-lock techniques to be performed. of their lives. A 4 to 6 percent reduction in ' ned at a formal and dedicated school. real life dangers they may encounter, these PR-24 closes the gap between wrestling body fat is common, as is a definite That school was established in 1985 sessions become physical; yet, the school and the use of a firearms when apprehend- improvement in all areas of physical fit- and today it continues to meet the need for maintains an excellent safety record. ing a suspect. Students must pass an ness. increased security by producing students Weapons training is vital to security intensive 12-hour phase of instruction to The pace at the Navy Security Guard that are physically and mentally prepared personnel. This portion of the course is become certified to carry this baton. School is rapid and difficult. The students to deal with matters of basic security and designed to expose students to the .45 are expected to be in shape, study hard and law enforcement. caliber pistol, .38 caliber revolver and 12 Many traffic cones are flight-tested exhibit mature personal behavior. The Located at the Naval Air Engineering gauge shotgun and requires them to qualify during the Emergency Vehicle Operation graduates of the school can be proud of Center, Lakehurst, in the Pinelands of on standard courses of fire. lab session. Students find that completing passing a tough training course; just as the Southern New Jersey, the Navy Security Students can only move to the range to the serpentine, land changeandcontrolled staff of 49 civilian and military instructors Guard School is under the control of the fire weapons after they have completed braking drills is more difficult than it from a variety of Navy ratings, is proud of Chief of Naval Air Technical Training. classroom sessions on range safety and appears. Practical knowledge and safety its graduates. The "Navy Lakehurst Team" has gradu- weapons familiarization. Once at the procedures, combined with actual driv- The efforts of the Navy Security ated over 2,000 students. range, they are required to fire a combat ing practice, produce security personnel Guard School are adding professionalism The school's curriculum places empha- course from three, seven, 15 and 25 yards with good driving skills and knowledge. to the military security posture worldwide. Military Women's Memorial site at Arlington National Cemetery By EVELYN HARRIS so significant, the foundation is Vietnam. But she believes that ample, women who ferried registry. AFIS Correspondent conducting a two-stage competi- most of the confusion is in the planes during World War II and For more information or if tion to pick a design. Three first- past by now. World War I Signal Corps you want to register yourself, a Speaking at the recent stage winners will be announced women did not gain veteran relative or a historical woman, Women's History Month obser- in June and each wil be given an A computer registry is a key status until years after they had write to: Women in Military vance at the Pentagon, Women award of $10,000 plus $10,000 element of the memorial and is served. The foundation is seek- Service memorial, Box 560, In Military Service for America to do the final work. The final the main fund-raising medium. ing these women out to let them Washington, D.C. 20042-0560, Memorial Foundation, President winner will be slected this No- There are 1.2 milion women know they are eligible for the or call (703) 533-1155. and retired Air Force Brig. Gen. vember and will have the honor veterans alive today as well as ap- Wilma Vaught, announced good of seeing the chosen design built. proximately 400,000 women news: The foundation has been The biggest hurdle is raising now serving on active duty or in given its first choice of sites - enough money. Before ground the Guard or Reserves. For a Memorial Gate areaatthe end can be broken for the memorial, minumum donation of $25, these Reasons for memorial e road leading to Arlington the foundation must rais $15 women can register their photos National Cemetery. million for its construction. The During the African cam- Marines Corps and Coast and names, along with informa- paign of 1943, Frances The first major legislation authorizing the me- Guard. It also meant to honor national me- tion such as period of service, Slanger, an Army nurse, wrote the morial morial women who served in the recognizing the contrib- decreed that these funds highest rank or rate held and the the The Stars and Stripes that nation's early conflicts as utins of women to the nation will must be raised by November stories of their most memorable she felt guilty working nurses, cooks and spies and in 1991. be located at the foot of a hill Included in this cost is the militaryexperiences. For privacy "safely" at a clearing station a other roles without being below the Lee-Custis mansion estimated $4 million to complete purposes, addresses will not be few miles behind the lines, formally enlisted in the armed and near John F. Kennedy's and restore the Hemicycle, a included but the foundation while the infantrymen were up forces. grave. Vaught said the four-acre neoclassical, semicircular retain- intends to provide a locator serv- front with rifles. Shortly site is ideal because "it affords us ing wall erected in 1931, which ice. therefafter, she was killed by A beautiful "Angel of visibility, linkage, prominence, will serve as the memorial's Many people are sponsoring an artillery shell that landed in Mercy" statue was erected in access to Metro (subway) stops centerpiece. Finally, the founda- other women for the registry. her clearing station. Arlington Cemetery in 1939 to and tourists. This is the place tionplanstoraiseanadditional$5 For example, Clair Freeman, In the Revolutinary War, honor women nurses who everybody goes to pay homage." million to start a trust fund to deputy assistant secretary of de- Deborah Sampson posed as served their country in times of The next stage of the memo- maintain the site forever. fense for civilian personnel, is Robert Shirtliffe in a Massa- war. A Vietnam Women's rial process will be to select a The federal government do- sponsoring Emily "Rose" Mor- chusetts regiment until her Memorial statue will honor the design, which must somehow nated the site but provided no gan, the mulatto "Yellow Rose of sex was discovered. In the brave women who served in present 200 years of women's funds for the memorial. Accord- Texas." Her service as a spy is Civil War, Dr. Mary Walker, an that conflict. But the Women Military service in the past, as ing to Vaught, the foundation is believed to have been instru- Army surgeon, disguised in Military Service to Ameri- well as the present and future. counting on donations from "men mental in Texas winning inde- herself as a man to treat her can Memorial is different. Its The memorial will include and women, corporations and or- pendence from Mexico. A re- paitents. She was captured as a ever-expanding computer an auditorium, where a film ganizations that believe in the tired Air Force colonel registered spy and was awarded the registry and the film will mean Medal of Honor. It was chroniclingU.S. servicewomen's importance of recognizing and his 89-year-old aunt and the that the memorial will be more rescinded but she refused to than a statue - contributions will be shown anda honoring the vital role played three "girls" (one of whom is a a living, room for the computer give it back. Congress restored growing place where people registry of by women who have served in 98-year-old former Navy "yeo- the honor military women. to her in 1976. can learn about women's ac- the armed forces." manette") she rooms with in a The Women in Miltary complishments. The If all goes well, memorial the memorial Vaught noted that early Veterans Hospital. Children Service to America Memorial will provide a unique place to will open sometime in the year fund-raising efforts were some- have sponsored their mothers. is meant to honor women like honor all women who served 1992. But before that happens, a what hampered because people Military women have sponsored Slanger, Smapson and Walker in all past wars and in lot of work has to be done and confused The Women in Mil- other women in their units. and the many others who peacetime and those who are almost $25 million has to be itgary Service for American According to Vaught, some served or are serving in the serving now and will serve in raised. Because the design prob- Memorial Project, which will women veterans do not think of Army, Navy, Air Force, the future. lem is so challenging and the site honor the women who served in themselves as veterans. For ex- I CHAPLAIN'S CORNER BAY NEWS work. Behind every task there call the Dental Clinic. By LT. JAMES JOSLYN was someone who needed that Picnic 15. For more information be done. work to Attention Family Home Care Providers: I got an anony- More often than notthesome- Thrift Savinas Plan The other day Bring your family and have dinner "out" The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) open season runs one my work would affect would 7, at Deer Park. The picnic is mous letter. I've made it a policy Wednesday, June through Monday, July 31. Eligible employees are letter to ignore anonymous letters. If be like that anonymous set to begin at 4:30 p.m. being sent a memorandum on the subject along with a dish to be you don't have the guts to sign writer. I wouldn't be able to put Every family should bring an explanatory booklet. For more information, Fun something don't bother me with a name on all the people I was shared. Hot dogs and drinks will be provided. contact Kay Kime at 4614 or 4117 or Carole Tuthill family. it. But this one was a thank you working for, but the point is that and games are planned for the entire at 4271 or 4418 in Consolidated Civilian Personnel MWR's Family Home Care, Child Develop- anonymous letter. people are the reason for doing Office. ment Center and Youth Activities are sponsoring me for some- the things that I do. It was thanking this event. For more information, call 4543. thing I had done at Mass a couple And this brings me to two Improve your reading of weeks ago that was no big thoughts. The first is, when was Booster Club meeting A Functional Skills Class in reading will be thing tome, but apparently meant the last time you thanked some- starting soon. For more information about register- Is The final meeting of the W.T. Sampson High to this person and his one for doing something for you? ing for this class, call Lori at 4307 between 8 a.m. a great deal School Booster Club for school year 88-89 will be are lots of people here in and noon, Monday through Friday. family. There held Thursday, June 8, at 7 p.m. in the high school for us day in I received that letter on one of Gitmo working hard library. Election of officers for the coming year "those" days. I was rushing and day out. When was the last will be held. All members are urged to attend. PWD closed around trying to get lots of things time you thanked one of them. Public Works Department will be closed Friday afternoon, June 9, for a departmental function. In done knowing that I wouldn't be wa Andoenewoneddta the second thought, Power outage finished and knowing that I had when was the last time you put a case of an emergency, call the Public Works There will be a scheduled power outage Trouble Desk at 4424. another busy weekend facing me name or a face on the job you are Sunday, June 11, from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for once the regular work week doing? Whether it's paper work PWD personnel to make termination connections ended. or mechanical work or shop on cables. The following areas will be affected: Clipper Club party Then in the midst of my own work, there are people behind the PWD Carpenter Shop, Bldg. 688, Bldg. 972 Come and join the party at the Clipper Club Night business I received that letter tasks we all do. Utilities, JPJ Hill, Co. "L", Ordnance Magazine Wednesday, June 7, for its Country Western celebration. An all-you-can-eat barbecue ribs dinner thanking me. All of a sudden the I know my day was made Area, Radio Range BCT, Radio Range #3, Windmill Beach, Fourax, Radio will be featured. Also, a local D.J. will be playing things that I was doing didn't when I got my anonymous letter. SATCOM Det, Buckley, country western music from 6:30 to 10 p.m. The of the Now its our turn to make Range Housing, Base Siren, Camp look so bad. The content cost will be $7 per person. For more information, time to YKW, GHT, GHG, SBEQ. workdidn'tchange,but I wasre- someone's day. Take call Dorletta at 6330. aboutwwhy I was doing the thank someone. minded Flying Club I If you ever thought about leading to fly then now is your chance. The Guantanamo Bay Flying Mail orderly training Club is looking for both prospective and experi- There is a mandatory training class for all enced pilots. The next Flying Club meeting is personnel that have turned in mail orderly applica- scheduled for Tuesday, June 6, at 6:30 p.m. at tions to the Post Office Wednesday, June 7, at 9 McCalla hangar. For more information call 4286 a.m. in the Family Service Center training room. weekdays between 6 and 8 p.m. or contact John Any other mail orderlies that have not attended Post at 3686 AWH. previous classes are welcome to attend. Photo Club Teen event WEEKLY WATER USAGE The monthly meeting of the Reflex Photo Club A Teen Mexican Eat, Dance and Party is set for 29 - June 4 will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. For more infor- Saturday, June 10, at "Saturday's"from 7:30 to 11 May mation call Dick Peglowski at 3702 or Bill p.m. A Mexican theme will be highlighted as Bandura at 3198. "Saturday's"prepares for its version of "Chi-Chi." A $4, all-the-Mexican-food-you-can-eat, is includes a dance, -$1 to 1.8 JPJ T-Shirts scheduled. The event also members dressed in Mexican costumes, $1.50 for Those people who did not receive a T-shirt for MG 1.6 non-members. Those not in costume will pay $.50 JPJ 5K may pick their shirt up at the NSGA/ I A 1.4 the more. For more information, call Patrick Keaveny you have already L L 1.2 Co. "L" Admin Office. If at 4075. L L 1 received one, do not try to get another. For more 1 0 0. information call Ssgt. Chambers at 2802. Navy Relief talent show NS0.6 NS0.4 Law Day T-Shirts Place your bids on your favorite acts and at the same time promote a good cause at the Navy Relief are now available at the 0.2 Law Day Run T-shirts Talent Show Friday, June 9. The event will begin at If you 0 Navy Legal Service Office Detachment. 7 p.m. at the Windjammer Club. have not yet received yours, stop by in the Door prizes and surprise giveaways will be Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun afternoon to pick it up. Mon given to several lucky audience participants. - DAILY USE GOAL Acts are needed for the show and prizes will be A/C warranty awarded to the first-, second- and third-place The following housing unit air conditioners are winners based on audience donations for each act. still under warranty. Any problems should be For more information, call Ann-Marie Noad at East Caravella directed to the ROICC at 4162: 4295. 0 1512, 1513, 1515A, 1515B, expires July 1; East Caravella 1515C, 151D expires Aug. 15; West Air Terminal Flash #7 Entertainment Tonight 2717, 2719, 2720, 2721, 2722 Iguana 2708, Passengers are reminded to stay in the terminal July 11; West Iguana 2709 expires Aug. 1; expires area and that they are not allowed on the ramp area On Channel 2 Aug. 1 Evans Point 803, 813, 815 expires where aircraft park. There is no smoking allowed As is true with any unresolved problems, outside in the holding area or passenger arrival contact your Project Manager at 3098. 4:00 SQUARE ONE TV area. For more information, call 6204 or 6408. 4:30 SOAP BOX WITH TOM COTTLE Wanted Energy Savings Tip 5:00 FAMILY TIES Any information regarding person(s) respon- Avoid hosing down sidewalks or driveways. If 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT counterfeit bills sible for the introduction of wet cleaning is absolutely necessary, use a bucket aboard Base. Anyone possessing such information 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 of water and a broom and sweep the area. 6:15 SPORTS MACHINE should contact the MS office at 4140/4477. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Confidentiality guaranteed upon request. Overeater's Anonymous 7:00 Women of the Chapel Do you eat when you're not hungry? Do you go 8:00 MINI-SERIES: FATAL VISION on eating binges for no apparent reason? Is your meet Wednes- The Women of the Chapel will weight affecting the way you live your life? 9:45 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) 6:30 p.m. at Mobile Point 399. day, June 7, at Overeater's Anonymous can help. 10:00 SATNET on "Joumey of Father Joslyn will be speaking Overeater's Anonymous is a fellowship of men 0 women are invited to attend. If you Faith". All and women who, through shared experience and nursery, contact Diana at 3163 need to use the mutual support, are recovering from compulsive Guantanamo Gazette before Monday, June 5. overeating. We welcome everyone who wants to Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba stop eating compulsively. There are no dues or fees Power outage for members. There will be a scheduled power outage OA meets every Tuesday, Thursday and Capt. John S. Boyd, USN Naval Base Cnmander June 6, from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. for Saturday evening at 7 p.m. at McCalla Hangar, 2nd Public Affairs Officert. L Bob Hines, USNR Tuesday, Editorial Staff PWD personnel to replace two danger poles. Areas deck. Editor . JOSN Dirk Rose, USN to be affected are: Phillips Park, Light House, Lisa M. Enloe, USN Assistant Editor.JOSN Cable Beach area. Staff Assistant. Kristen L. Adkins T.O.P.S. meetings Meetings are held each Wednesday in the The editorial content of this newspapers prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office Orthodontist on base Hospital Sick Call area from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. For of Naval Statit Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members Dr. Hamilton, will be on the or Nancy at of the military services and their families stationed overseas. 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PAGE 2 MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1989 GuANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS All items for the classified section mirror and shelves, heater and patch kit, must be submitted on 8 1/2 in. paper with $350 OBO. Call 3548 before 6 p.m. WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE a maximum of 40 words per advertise- Brown bookcase w/4 shelves, $50 OBO. ment. Each item to be soldmust be submit- Computer ctr., $75, firm. Small entertain- June 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ted on aseparate sheet of paper unless ment ctr., $75 OBO. Call 3548 before 6 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun they fall underthe samecategory.Ads sub- p.m. mittedwhich includea variety of items will Brown, 8 drawer dresser, $ neg. Call Officers ------17 -- be placed under Miscellaneous. Ads must 3548 AT before 6 p.m. CPO 18 be signed and include a phone number 5-pc. living room: sofa, loveseat, 2 end Downtown 4 2 3 5 9 13 where the submitter can be reached dur- tables, coffee table,make offer, must sell. McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 ing normal working hours. Brown rocker/recliner, make offer, must Deadlines:Ads arepublished for two sell. Call 3548 before 6 p.m. Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 15 consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday MISCELLANEOUS Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 and Thursday and Friday). Ads must be in Sears electric typewriter, needs a spring Windjammer -- 19 20 1 by noon Wednesday or Friday preceding for the shift key, $150OBO. Call 3548 AT the desired publication dates. before 6 p.m. - Leeward Point residents may submit Honda 125 for parts, frame, batt., tires. Indicates there will be no movie. via telephone.All otherresidents must Little girls bedrm. set, white, $200. Desk, Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. mit written ads to the Public Affairs $15. B/W TV, $45. Call 4693 DWH or Office, Bldg. 760, Adnin. Hill. 3948 AWH. 1. Who Framed : Bob Hoskins- Joanna Cassidy: A magical combination of live action and animation when Baby crib w/mattress, $40. 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ACTION-DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 6006 DWH or 6519, Rm. 209 AWH. Booster Club members who volunteered 31 min. FURNITURE theirtime and efforts throughout this year. lass top dining room table w/4 chairs, You made my job so easy. Thanks. Linda 15. Off Beat: Judge Reinhold-Meg Tilly: "Off Beat" is a romanticcomedy about the real life adventures of a make-believe 150 OBO. Queen size waterbed w/ A. Ireland. cop. When a mild mannered library worker does a favor for a true-blue police officer by taking his place at a dance audition, things can only get worse.and they do. ROMANTIC-COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 32 min.

16. Bad Guys: Adam Balwin - Ruth Buzzi: When two cops are suspended from the police force for a bar room brawl, they make the obvious career change to professional tag-team wrestling. What they don't realize is that they are now going to have to defend the United States against their arch rivals the Kremlin Krushers. ACTION-COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 26 min.

17. Clockwise: John Cleese-Penelope Wilson: John Cleese stars as ameticulous educator whoseorderly life is tumed upside down on the most important day of his life by many hilarious obstacles. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 36 min.

18. A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon: River Phoenix - Meredith Salenger: The ribald adventures of a recent Chicago area high school graduate uncertain of his future during the early 1960's. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 32 min.

19: Moonstruck: - Nicolas Cage: This Oscar-winning film portrays a widowed bookkeeper and her Italian family, whose love lives are tumed upside down by a brilliant harvest moon.and each other. ROMANTIC-COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 42 mm.

20. Suspect: Cher- Dennis Quaid: Kathleen Riley is a dedicated trial lawyer defending a deaf-mute in a murder case. Eddie Sanger is an ambitious Washington lobbyist called against his will to serve on its jury. Through strange circumstances, Riley and Sanger team up, outside the limits of legal procedure, to prove her client's innocence. SUSPENSE (R) 2 hr. 2 min.

G All Ages. PG Not recommended for younger children. R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian.

Movies begin at 8 p.m.

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Fishing tournament results posted Baseball scores The following are the results In the jack/pompano cate- Knudsen came in third with a American League National League of the First Class fishing tourna- gory, the winning fish was reeled seven pound barracuda. Toronto 13 ment held over Memorial Day in by Robert Patrick, who caught In the final category, "oth- Blue Jays Houston Astros 7 weekend. at 15 pound jack. Patrick tied for ers", Bob Adams reeled in a 61.5- Boston Red Sox 11 Los Angeles Dodgers 6 In the category of snapper/ second place honors with Veron- pound shark for top honors. Craig (12 innings) (13 innings) grouper, Mike Oelerich claimed icaHarris, whobothcaughtall.5 Devack came in second with a 32 top honors with a 51 pound snap- pound jack. pound tarpon, followed by Robert Oakland A's 4 Cincinnati Reds 5 per. Coming in at a distant second In the barracuda/mackerel Adams with a 21 pound shark. Cleveland Indians 0 San Diego Padres 3 was Craig Devack with 15 pound category, a tie went for first place Each first place winner was snapper. Devack also claimed between Richard Brown and awarded $50, while the second Baltimore Orioles 7 Chicago Cubs 11 third with a 10 and one-quarter Mike Oelerich who each had an place finisher was awarded $30 Detroit Tigers 4 St. Louis Cardinals 3 pound snapper. eight-pound barracuda. Buck and $20 went to third place. New York Yankees 12 New York Mets 4 Profile screenings offered by MWR Milwaukee Brewers 9 Pittsburgh Pirates 3 California Angels 5 Atlanta Braves 6 Give your heart a break. For that will be compared with age this area is often associated with Kansas City Royals 1 San Francisco Giants 3 every extra pound of fat on the based norms in determining the low back problems. body, the heart is required to result. The body composition meas- Chicago White Sox 2 Montreal Expos 7 pump blood to one mile of extra The cardiovascular endur- ure predicts the percentage of Minnesota Twins 1 Philadelphia Phillies 4 capillaries so these fatcells canbe ance/aerobic fitness measure body fat to lean body mass. nourished. predicts the ability of the heart- Circumference measures and Seattle Mariners 2 lung system to deliver blood and skin folds are also used as pre- and Texas Rangers 1 But, how can you set goals if oxygen to the working muscles. post-test site differences. you don't know the facts? Before The ability of the heart-lung sys- starting any program, get the facts tem to adapt to increased stress is The last screening, the car- V about your body and try MWR's a measure of physiological diac risk profile, helps predict if profile screening, now being of- health. you are in a high risk category for fered through the Fitness Center The respiratory function heart problems. For the heart's with a cardiac risk screening in- measure predicts the expiratory sake, get to know your body. cluded. power and overall resistance to Profile testing is being offered / I ' - Profile screenings will in- air movement in the lungs. at the MWR Fitness Center from r- clude severalpredicted testmeas- 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, ures: cardiovascular endurance/ The flexibility measure Thursday and Friday for a mini- aerobic fitness, respiratory func- serves as an estimate of an mal fee of $15 compared to a $60 tion, flexibility, body composi- individual's range of motion in to $100 cost in the civilian sector. tion and the cardiac risk profile. the posterior thigh and the lower All private screenings can be ar- Each test will examine specifics back area. Limited flexibility in ranged by calling 3846.

Sunday at the MWR Corral.Basic horse handling and being sought and can be of any combination. care will be taught utilizing both english and western For those of you who didn't get your chance with AREA tack. scotch doubles, here's your opportunity. The balance seat riding lessons are offered by the For more information, call Dave or Chad at 4719 hour or half-hour once a week for $16 per month during working hours. ATHLETICS weekdays and $20 per month weekends. This fee does not include the cost of the rental horse which is $3 per Shuffleboard tournament Youth Activities hour weekdays and $4 per hour weekends for group A partner's shuffleboard lessons. tournament is set for Toga party Thursday, June 22, at the Officer's Horse rental for half-hour private lessons will be Club. Registra- A teen's "Toga Party" is set for Saturday, June 24, tions will be held from 6 to 6:45 $1.50 or $2. p.m. and the event at "Saturday's". The cost for members will be $1.50 will begin For more information, call Donna Risinger at 3351 at 7 p.m. The cost to participate is $2 per and $2 for non-members. You can get $.50 off the team. or 2381. cost if you're wearing a toga. The tournament is single elimination and a first- For more information, call'Patrick Keaveny at Night horse ride place trophy will be Take a night horse ride Thursday, June 22, from 6 to awarded to the winning team. 4075. For more information, call Amy 8 p.m. beginning at the MWR Corral. Sixteen horses at 3845. Fitness Division activities will be available. The cost is $5 and payable by June 20 at the MWR Corral. Bicycle repair shop Uniforms to be returned For more information, call Glen or Laurie at 2381. Don't throw away that broken bike and buy a Mens and women's varsity volleyball uniforms Pony rides new one. MWR's Bicycle Repair Shop offers repairs must be returned to the MWR Athletic Department by Hey mom and dad, pony rides will be offered at of all types on the well-used bikes of Guantanamo. Wednesday, June 7. Coaches must contact their Deer Park June 10 and June 24 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Located on Cooper Field near the tennis courts and players and collect all uniforms for turn-in at the base for only $.50 per ride. Two ponies and one guide will be baseball fields, the shop is open for business gym. available. Monday to Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. and For more information, call 2560. For more information, call Glen or Laurie at 2381. Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pony rides For more information, call Williams at 2228. Aquatics Department activities Pony rides at Deer Park will be held every Tuesday Water activities in the month of June. The cost is only $.50 a ride and Sailing activities If you're looking for cool refreshing fun, water two ponies and one guide will be available. Yacht Club meeting For more information, call Glen or Laurie at 2381. activities are set for Thursday, June 22, beginning at The next Yacht Club meeting is Sunday, June 1 p.m. at the Villamar pool. 11, immediately following the skippers meeting for For more information, call Beth Krouch at 3845. Bowling events the regatta. Children's snorkeling clinic Big Pot No Tap If you have items for the agenda, please submit Kids can discover the underworld at the next The Big Pot No Tap bowling tournament is set for them to Mike Lott any other member of the execu- Children's Snorkeling Clinic set for Saturday, June Saturday, June 17, beginning at 6 p.m. in the Marble- tive board no later than Thursday, June 8. 10. head Bowling Center. Members are also encouraged to submit written The clinic will begin at the Villamar pool from 8 The cost to participate will be $10 per person. long and short term goals they would like to see the to 10 a.m. and will continue to Windmill Beach from Register at the Marblehead Bowling Center the day of club work toward during the next six months. These 10 a.m. to noon. the event. too should be turned in to any board member or A limited selection of snorkeling gear is available. For more information, call Brent or Jerry at 2118 or brought with you to the meeting. So for a good fit, it is suggested that you bring your 3014. Regatta schedule own gear if possible. The cost of the clinic is $10 per Big Pot No Tap tournament The Guantanamo Bay Yacht Club is hoping child and is payable by to June 9, at the MWR Informa- A Big Pot No Tap bowling tournament is set for schedule an open class regatta on the second and tion Office. Friday, June 9, at the Leeward Lanes. The cost to fourth Sunday of every month. The cost of each race For more information, call Beth Krouch at 3845. participate is $8 per person. is $2 for members and $5 for non-members. For more information, call Brent or Jerry at 2118 or The skippers meetings are held at the Yacht Club Corral events 3014. at 1 p.m. There will be a cookout following that is Horseback riding lessons New bowling league free for all Yacht Club members. Horseback riding lessons for adults and children NMCB 7 will be starting a bowling league Thurs- The next regatta is set for June 11. We hope to (6 and over) are now available Tuesday through day, June 8, starting at 7 p.m. Teams of four people are see you in the water. ------

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