Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 161 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Friday, August 26, 1988 Guantanamo Time Machine John Paul Jones Monument gets dedicated by men of same name . Editor's Note: In 1964,NMCB-4 Jones, Jr. USN, that is, and the father of erectedamonument onJohnPaul At the top of Guantanamo's MCB-4's John Paul Jones, Jr. Jones Hill honoring the famous highest hill, John Paul Jones Hill, Capt. Jones is the Senior Dental man it is named after. The event now stands Guantanamo Bay's Officer for the Naval Air Techni- proved to be unique, when an- newest historical marker, a con- cal Training Command, Naval other two John Paul Jones' crete monument erected recently Air Station, Jacksonville, and showed up for the dedication. by Mobile Construction Battal- was in Guantanamo for a short ion Four, under the supervision of visit, coincident to the dedication What's in a name? Plenty if it its Executive Officer, John Paul ofJohnPaulJones Hill. Jones, Sr., happens to be Jones! Jones, Jr., of Jacksonville, Fla. was stationed here at the Dental John Paul Jones, as every Mounted on the monument is Clinic from 1952-54. good sailor knows, is the Father of abronze plague manufactured lo- the United States Navy. As such, cally by the Naval S tation's Ships John, Jr., is a 1954 graduate of his name and deeds are etched in Repair Department. the U.S. Naval Academy, and is the hearts of all sea-fairing men . in Guantanamo for the second in all the history books . and on Who was there for the dedica- time, having served here from monuments throughout the tion on May 28? You guessed 1957-59 at Public Works Center. Capt. John Paul Jones and son, John Paul Jones dedicate world. Guantanamo Bay is no right . it was John Paul Jones. He arrived on his present tour John Paul Jones Monument on JPJ Hill (Official Navy exception, thanks to John Paul Capt. John Paul Jones, (DC) with NMCB-4 in March 1964. photo). Schools post new bus NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY schedule for '88-'89 year ACTIONLINE

Bus Route Number 1 Elementary School at approximately 10:30 a.m. __ _ -- 4355 High School To From GranadilloPoint 7:30 2:11 until the bus reaches Leeward Elementary School 7:32:05 Point Ferry Landing at 10:55 (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) Nob Hill 7:00 2:49 (AM/PM Kindergarten) a.m. Villamar 7:04 2:46 Bus Route Number 7 Arrive:Leeward Ferry Land- Query: On Saturday the Leeward the East Caravella 7:06 2:43 High School ing 10:55 Auto Parts Store and Auto Caravella Point 3 7:07 2:42 Corinaso Point 7:05 2:52 Windward Ferry Landing Point Barber Shop was closed when it Service Center. I needed new tires, I Caravella Point 15 7:09 2:40 Ocean View 7:07 2:50 11:20 was supposed to be open. had them bought and installed in less MarinaPoint 7:11 2:38 McCalla Field 7:10 2:48 Elementary School 11:30 Reply: This is unsat and we apolo- than 10 minutes. High School 7:17 2:35 Gas Hill 7:12 2:44 Kindergarten students gize. Our barbers work on commis- Elementary School Paola/Radio Point 7:14 2:40 shall be transported home on Reply: See, Chief Browning, people Nob Hill 7:30 2:15 High School 7:18 2:35 Bus Route Number 9 sched- sion and they do not get paid if they really do like you, honest! Day CareCenter 7:34 2:10 Elementary School ule. don't cut anyone's hair. Business was Elementary School 7:40 2:05 West Iguana Terrace 7:22:14 Bus Route Number 11 slow on this Saturday so the barber Query: I've been calling for a taxi (AM/PM Kindergarten) Kittery Beach 7:24 2:12 From Elementary School Bus Route Number 2 Iguana Terrace 7:27 2:15 Kindergarten AM From closed the Leeward Shop without for 45 minutes now. I am waiting at High School Marine Site M130 7:32 2:09 Elementary School 10:20 proper authority to come to the the ferry landing with two small Tierra Kay17 7:00 2:35 Marine Site M106 7:34 2:08 Day Care Center 10:25 Windward Shop were they were children and a lot of luggage. The High School 7:14 2:29 Elementary School 7:37 2:05 Granadillo Point 10:30 swamped with customers and had a Elementary School (AM/PM Kindergarten) dispatcher doesn't seem to know Nob Hill 10:41 long line. We are evaluating Tierra Kay 17 7:26 2:20 Bus Route Number 8 Villamar 10:44 the re- what to do when he gets a call. (AM/PM Kindergarten) High School To Elementary School quirements on Leeward to see if we Reply: Thank you for pointing this Elementary Scho1 7:40 2:05 Villamar 1st Street 7:00 2:45 Kindergarten PM From can have hours of operation that are problem out to us. We have taken Bus Route Number 3 Villamar 6th Street 7:04 2:47 Day Care Center 10:50 more convenient to the customers appropriate internal action. We are High School High School 7:15 2:34 Granadillo Point 10:55 while at Tierra Kay 68 7:00 2:37 Elementary School Nob Hill 10:59 the same time providing sorry for the inconvenience and to High School 7:15 2:30 Villamari1st Street 7:25 2:15 Villamar 11:03 maximum utilization of our barbers. make up for it our drivers want to let Elementary School Elementary School 7:38 2:05 Elementary School 11:17 Tierra Kay 68 7:26 2:15 (AM/PM Kindergarten) you know that the next time you Bus Route Number 12 Query: I want to comment the staff at need a cab you ride for free. Evans Point 7:31 2:09 Bus Route Number 9 Lee- From Elementary School Mobile Point 7:34 2:11 ward Point (PM Kindergarten will be (AM/PM Kindergarten) High School/Elementary picked up when AM Kinder- Elementary School 7:402:05 School garten are dropped off.) Bus Route Number 4 All high school and ele- Elementary School 10:20 School holds High School mentary school students shall Marine Site 10:28 discipline seminar Tierra Kay 131 7:00 2:40 be picked up starting at ap- Mobile Point 10:31 High School 7:15 2:35 By JO3 JOHN GAONA Department of Defense Dependents proximately 6:45 a.m. until Evans Point 10:33 Schools (DoDDS) Islands District. Elementary School the bus reaches the Leeward Cuban Trailer Park 10:35 A two-day workshop/seminar with the Coloroso will bring video tapes and Tierra Kay 131 7:20 2:15 Point Ferry Landing at 6:55 Paola/Radio Point 10:38 Deer Point 7:28 2:10 a.m. All students are picked Oil Point 10:45 theme"Discipline, Kids Are Worth It" will materials for teachers during her visit. The Elementary School 7:30 2:05 up along a single pre-desig- Corinaso Point 10:48 be held September 7-8 for teachers and par- video tapes will be available for purchase (AM/PM Kindergarten) nated route: Ocean View 10:51 ents of students at W.T. Sampson High for interested parents. Haynie says the Bus Route Number5 Stop 1 near L/P 531 gas Hill 10:56 School and Elementary School. tapes and materials can be used to reinforce High The parent School Stop 2 behind L/P 556D Iguana Terrace 11:02 portion of the seminar will Coloroso's lectures. Kittery Beach 6:50 2:50 Stop 3 L/P hospital clinic. be held Thurs- Tierra Kay 11:04 day, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m. in the Fleet Training Wolfgang Iguana Terrace 6:56 2:46 Arrive: Windward Ferry Kittery Beach 11:07 Plakinger, W.T. Sampson Group auditorium. High School High School 7:01 2:43 Landing 7:25 Elementary School 11:15 Principal, said, "A program of Elementary School High School 7:30 Elementary School Bus Mrs. Barbara Coloroso, an expert in this caliber is something that rarely comes Oil Point 7:06 2:17 Elementary School 7:40 Stops teaching techniques, will be the featured to our community. Corinaso Point 7:10 2:23 From elementary school and Housing Area Bus Stop speaker, with Capt. John S. Boyd, COM- Ocean View 7:15 2:25 high school: Corinaso Point CP 14 and 61 NAVBASE, making opening remarks and "The administration at both the high Gas Hill 7:23 2:29 Leave: Elementary School Cuban Trailer Park Across Electrical Trades 7:25 2:16 2:05 introducing the guest speaker. school and elementary school are always from CTP 250 "I have heard her and I have interested Paola/Radio Point 7:28 2:14 High School 2:20 Day Care Center Day Care nothing but in working with the community Cuban Trailer Park 7:30 2:13 Arrive: Windward Ferry Center excitement for what she has to say," said and Mrs. Coloroso's visit should set the Elementary School 7:362:05 Landing 2:28 Deer Point Deer Point hous- Ms. Gladys L. Haynie, Superintendent of foundation for a fantastic school year." (AM/PM Kindergarten) Leeward Ferry Landing 3:00 ing entrance Bus Route Number 6 Students then transported Electrical Trades North end High School home. of Electrical Trades Building Granadillo Point 6:52 2:50 Bus Route Number 10 Lee- Evans Point EP 722 TMT awarded Barge Contract GranadilloCircle 6:56 2:56 ward Point Gas Hill TPG 1 Bargo 7:03 2:46 Leeward Point Kinder- Trailer Marine Transport (TMT) has The first sailing date is scheduled for Marine Site 7:082:40 garten students shall be been awarded the Barge Contract for the September 2. Further details will be an- High School 7:11 2:35 picked up by the carry-all van Continued on Page 3 Naval Base. nounced as they become available. A/C installation dates set The following is the schedule for air conditioner installations for Aug. 29 through Sept. 2. Monday, Aug. 29 BAY NEWS EB 8B, 8 a.m.; EB 9B, 8 a.m.; EB 10A, 8:30 a.m.; EB 11B, 8:30 a.m.; EB 12A, 9 a.m.; WB 41B, 9:30 a.m.; CB 1210B, 10 a.m.; CB 1211A, 10 Traveler's advisory #1 NEX/Commissary board meeting a.m.; CP 10A, 1:15 p.m.; CP 10B, 1:15 p.m.; CP 13A,2 p.m.; CP 13B, 2 p.m.; CP 15A, 2:45 p.m.; CP 15B, 2:45 p.m.; CP 16A, 3:30 p.m. DoD employees (CONUS hires) and their The Navy Exchange/Commissary Advisory Tuesday, Aug. 30 family members cannot travel Space "A" on Board will meet Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 1:30 p.m., EP 722B, 8:30 a.m.; EB 722D, 8:30 a.m.; EP 388, 9:15 a.m.; EP 390, MAC flights unless they are on EML. at the McCalla Hill NEX Admin conference 9:15 a.m.; EP X1, 10 a.m.; EP X2, 10 a.m.; OP 4, 1:!5 p.m.; OP5, 1:15 p.m.; For more information, call 6408 or 6204. room, bldg. AV-34. All board members are to OP 6, 2:15 p.m.; OP 7, 2:15 p.m.; OP 29, 3 p.m.; OP 113, 3 p.m. The flight information number is 6205. submit agenda items to the Officer in Charge, Wednesday, Aug. 31 Resale Activity, stop 7, by close of business Aug. OP 114, 9:30 a.m.; N 117F, 9:30 a.m.; N 117G, 10:30 a.m.; N 303, 1:15 FRA activities 29. In accordance with COMNAVBASEGTM- OINST 1720.3E, it is requested that base p.m.; N 304, 1:15 p.m.; N 305, 2:15 p.m.; N 306, 2:15 p.m.; N 307, 3 p.m.; The Fleet Reserve Association is currently com- mands/activities listed as members of the board N 308, 3 p.m. featuring pool and dart tournaments Friday and submit a listing of the names of their representa- Thursday, Sept. 1 Saturday nights respectively. Each will begin at tives to N 311, 8:30 a.m.; N 312, 8:30 a.m.; N 314,9:30 a.m.; N 315,9:30 a.m.; 7 p.m. with a small entry fee and cash prizes for the OIC, RESALEACT, stop 7. For more information, call 4119. N 317, 10:30 a.m.; N 319, 10:30 a.m.; N 321,1:15 p.m.; N 323, 1:15 p.m.; first- and second-place. Both tourneys are open N 325A, 2:15 p.m.; N 325B, 2:15 p.m.; N 327, 3 p.m. to the public. Friday, Sept. 2 Free country and western dance lessons are Teaching positions M 102, 8:30 a.m.; M 104, 8:30 a.m.; M 106, 9:30 a.m.; M 107, 9:30 offered every Saturday from 8 to 9 p.m. and a Instructors wishing to teach on either a.m.; M 110, 10:30 a.m.; M 111, 10:30 a.m.; M 112, 1:15 p.m.; M 113, late night brunch is served from midnight to 2 Windward or Leeward for the Functional Skills 1:15 p.m.; M 114, 2:15 p.m.; M 115, 2:15 p.m.; M 116, 3 p.m. a.m. each night. English, math, reading, or writing classes, please Residents are asked to move personal items away from air conditioner The FRA is open Sunday from 1to 6:30 p.m., call Jo Lynn Wiley at 4307 between the hours of openings (interior and exterior) when appointments are made to install come and watch sports on the big screen TV. 8 a.m. and noon, Monday through Friday, for government owned air conditioners. more information. Energy savings tip A bachelor's degree is required. Twelve contestants compete Since the water coming from the Desal Plant is warm, keep a pitcher of water in the refrigera- Project Player Amateur Night tor to get a cold glass of water. When you get For just one night, be a singer, dancer, Mr., Mrs. Teen Gitmo results back to the states, rather than let water run until juggler, or whatever hidden talents you have at Twelve young adults vied for Questions ranged from: "If you it becomes cool for drinking, do the same thing. the Project Player Amateur Night slated for the "crown" in front of a full-house were commanding officer of U.S. The water will be colder and you will not waste Friday, Aug. 26, at the Windjammer Club. last Saturday evening at the first Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, any. Compete for first place and win. The contest Miss and Mr. Teen Gitmo Competi- Cuba what would you change?" to is free. tion in the teen nightclub "In one word, describe yourself." High school lunch program For more information or to register, call "Saturday's." A short intermission was called The high school lunch program will begin Mary Kay at 3845. Host John McGary kicked off before the talent competition. Tal- Monday, Aug. 29. Lunch will be served during the competition by introducing ents ran the gamut from lyp sync- school days at the Gold Hill Galley, and will Housing inspection schedule each of the 12 contestants as they ing, impersonating Ronald Re- cost $1.50 for those students who are not Housing inspections will be conducted by the toured the stage in their fashion/ agan and Howard Cosell to danc- eligible to participate in the USDA subsidized NAVSTA Fire Department on Tuesday and formal attire. tog. program. The basic lunch menu will consist of a Thursdays from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The next sched- The competition consisted of As the judges tallied up their choice of two main entrees with side orders, uled inspections will be held on the following two age divisions: 7th through 8th scores, J.J. Moore, Youth Activities rolls, a salad bar, and a choice of two or three dates and locations: graders and 9th through 12th grad- director, presented Ensign Ron types of desserts. There will also be a speedline Aug. 30 - West Bargo housing, units 40A- ers. Contestants in the first division McDavid a letter of appreciation available for hamburgers/cheeseburgers, and a 46B were: Angelita Luz Segura, Hillary from COMNAVBASE and a large delicatessen will also be available for hotdogs. Sept. 1 - Center Bargo housing. units Newton and Keisha Neyra. Compet- placard signed by Youth Center lunch meat type sandwiches, with a choice of 1150A-1163 ing in the 9th through 12th grade teens for his volunteer work with three types of meat and one or two types of Residents who are unable to comply with the division were: Cindy Kay Carter, the Guantanamo Bay Youth Pro- cheese, chili and ice cream. above schedule should call the Fire Prevention Becky Dye, Adam Lynch, Jason grams. Office at 3441 or 3442 for a scheduled appoint- Feazoll; Sarah Forman, Sabrina With much anticipation by the Tellers on Leeward ment. Shafer, Trent Lawrence, Tonya audience and contestants, McGary The Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller Weldon and Karen Ireland. read the names of the winners: the Writing contest Following the fashion show 7th through 8th grade winner was at the Leeward Point Banking Facility Monday, portion of the competition, the Hillary Newton, 9th - 12th grade Aug. 29 and Thursday, Sept. 1. Roses are red, violets are blue, be a poet and Question and Answer period began female was Sarah Folman and the win a prize, too, by entering the Short Story/ with McGary posing various ques- 9th - 12th grade male was Jason Gitmo Swingers Club Poem Writing Contest sponsored by Campus and Project Player through August 31. tions to each of the contestants. Feazoll. The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Club meets every Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Nursery Entries should be turned into the MWR Information Office no later than 4:30 p.m. August Entertainment Tonight School building. All experienced square dancers are invited to come out and join us for an 31. Anyone can enter the contest, and if your On Channel evening of mainstream dancing. poem or short story is picked as the first- or second-place winner in either category, you'll September is National Square Dance Month. Keep an eye out for the Gitmo Swingers as receive discount coupons at various MWR 4:00 POPEYE AND SON facilities. they travel around the base demonstrating the 4:30 SCOOBY DOO AND SCRAPPY DOO For more details about fun and good exercise offered by square the contest, call Mary 5:00 MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM Kay at 3845. 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT dancing. For more information, call Terri 6:00 WEEK IN REVIEW Willaby at 2915 or Ron Wolfe at 3051 during 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS working hours or 3868 after working hours. Chapel Schedules 7:00 F.B.I. The following is the current chapel sched- 8:00 MOVIE: 12 O'CLOCK HIGH Fifties Party ules: 10:15 WEEK IN REVIEW (REBROADCAST) The Deerpoint Officer's Club presents a blast Protestant - 11 a.m., 6:30 p.m., Sunday, base chapel; 8:45 a.m., 10:45 SATNET PROGRAMMING from the past, their Fifties Party, Saturday, Aug. Sunday, Leeward Catholic - 5:30 p.m., Saturday, 27, at 8 p.m. Their will be contests and prizes for base chapel; 9 a.m., Sunday, base Villamar Pool the best dressed. chapel; 11 a.m., Sunday, Snow White.Animation (G).1:23 Leeward CPO Lyceum 7th Day Adventist - 9:30 a.m., Saturday, Special TV program McCalla Chapel Maximum Overdrive.Suspense (R).1:37 Base residents might recall a July visit by Mormon - 10:30 a.m., Sunday, McCalla Downtown Lyceum Miami's WSVN television. The footage and Chapel Where the River Runs Black.Drama (PG).1:34 interviews WSVN took back was made into a Jamaican Fellowship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. McCalla Lyceum four-part series, which aired shortly after the Sunday, Bay Hill Chapel Youngblood. Sports (R).1:50 Fourth of July. Navy Broadcasting will be airing Jamaican Pentecostal - 8 a.m., 5 p.m., Marine Lyceum these four segments Monday, Aug. 29 through Sunday, Bay Hill Chapel Cinderella. Animation (G).1:15 Thursday, Sept. 1, on Newscenter 8. Newscenter Church of Christ - 10:40 a.m., Sunday, Leeward Lyceum 8 airs at 6 p.m. week nights, and is re-aired McCalla Chapel shortly Animation (G).1:15 before sign-off at 10 p.m. Assembly of God - 2 p.m., Sunday, McCalla Lady and the Tramp. Chapel MCX meat sale Christian Science - 8 a.m., Sunday, Building The Marine Corps Exchange is having a 919B Guantanamo Gazette Jewish -7:30 meat sale this Saturday, Aug. 27, starting at 9 p.m., Friday, Leeward Chapel Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba a.m., at building 2022, located next to Post 46 and the Marine Barracks Gym. Some prices as Alcoholics Anonymous meetings Naval Base Commander.Capt. John S. Boyd, USN low as $2 per case. Are you having trouble with your drinking? Public Affairs Officer.Lt. Bob Hines, USNR Have others made comments about your drink- Editorial Staff Editor.JO SN M ichael Riess, USN Youth Center closure ing? If you would like to do something about it, Assistant Editor.JOSA Dirk Rose, USN The Youth Center will be closed to all teen we may have the solution. Alcoholics Anony- Sports Editor.JOSN Joel Parks, USNR activities Aug. 25-27. "Saturday's," the teen mous is a fellowship of men and women who Layout.D M 3 Paul Czech, USNR nightclub, will be open for teens Thursday, Aug. share experience, strength, and hope with each Staff Writer.JO3 John Gaona. USN otner so nat mey may recover trom alconolsm. The editorial content of this newspapers prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. and Aug. 26 and 27 from 6 to of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members 11 p.m. The Youth Center will be open for Pre- Meetings are nightly at 8 p.m. at McCalla Hangar of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect teen Time Saturday, Aug. 26 from 5 to 7 p.m. (upstairs). the official views of the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof. The Guantanamo Gazette is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office.

PAGE 2 FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED AD All items for the classified sec- '85 Volkswagon Jetta GL, 1.8L tires and rims for trailer, $4,500. mirror, sheets, pillows, comforter, ing to separate, leaving and can't tion must be submitted on 8 1/2 by fuel injection turbo diesel engine, Call 2493 AT. cleaning supplies, $400 OBO. Call take, must find a good home soon. 11 in. paper with a maximum of40 original owner, excel. cond., virtu- CARPETS 3322 after 5:30 p.m. call 2429 after 5 p.m. words per advertisement. Each ally maintenance free, 5-spd., front 12 x 15 ft. brown rug, $125; 9 x 12 MISCELLANEOUS Free kitten to a good home, 8 weeks item to be sold mustbe submittedon wheel drive, sunroof, many extras, ft. brown rug, $75. Call 4915 AT. Camera equipment for Olympus old, litter box trained, very cute. a separate sheet of paper unless easy to appreciate, $7,000. Call and 9 x 12 ft. light beige/brown rug, mount: 80-200 macro zoom, $90; FMI call Helen at 2330 or 3426. they fall under the same category. leave number for Dan at 2856. excel. cond., $75. Call 4188 AT. Olympus carrying bag, holds 3 SERVICES Ads submitted which include a '81 Dodge Colt, hatchback, low DIVE GEAR lens, tripod, camera body and misc. Hand embroidered stenciled names variety of items will be placed miles. Call Trevor at 3339 or 4022. Dacor dive equip., brand new, items, $25. Call 2286 and leave on dungaree uniforms, $.50 per let- under Miscellaneous. Ads must be '70 Buick Lesabre, 350, a/t, p/s, a/c, never used, super 80 tank, XL BC, message for Gene. ter. Call 3705 DWH, ask for signedand include a phone number p/b, great running car, needs minor regulator, depth console, $750. Large dog cage, airline approved, Martha. where the submitted can be body work, interior in great cond. Call 3600. used twice, $55; baseball/softball Final inspection cleaning, over 1 reached during normal working for year. FMI call PO Cline at 2860 Med. BC, blue, good cond., $100 cleats, size 9, $10; large bike bas- year in business. Call for an esti- hours. DWH or 3623 after 4:30 p.m., OBO. call 3290 AT. ket, $15. Call 2286 and leave mes- mate, Kay at 3735 or Provi at 2349. Deadlines: Ads are published $1,000 OBO. Sherwood BCD vest, med., w/har- sage for Gene. STEREO EOUIPMENT for two consecutive days (Monday '73 AMC Jeep (Willy) w/Chevy ness and dive tables, $170; mask, Toshiba HQ VCR w/remote and Kenwood stereo turntable, belt and Tuesday and Thursday and 283, Holly 4-bbl., 3-spd., 4-wheel snorkel, fins, booties, and gloves, slow motion, $250. Call 2286, drive, $45. Call 2286, leave mes- Friday). drive, great running cond., $1,600 $60; Stingray speargun, $60; small leave message for Gene. sage for Gene. Leeward Point residents may OBO. Call PO Cline at 2860 DWH speargun, $25. call 2856 evenings. Two sets of Navy uniform whites, Bose Roommate speaker system w/ submit advertisements via tele- or 3623 after 4:30 p.m. Large Dacor BC, $100 OBO. Call tropical, 38 in. waist/ex-large shirt, built in amp and Sony portable phone. All other residents must '65 Pontiac Catalina, red, 4-dr., 4915 AT. $25 a set. Call 2286, leave message compact disc player w/accessories, submit written ads to the Public must get rid of, must see to actually Complete dive package, 80 tank, for Gene. $300. Contact Timat 6278 DWH or Affairs Office, Bldg. 760, Admin appreciate. Call Michel at 3576 Dacor Ig. BC, regulator, console, Pfaltzgraph dishes, service for 8, 6414 AWH, room 220, barracks Hill, or Guard Mail Stop 53. AWH or stop by TP 1738. 1g. fins, mask, snorkel, weight belt, meat platter, bread tray, sugar 525. '68 Ford Galaxie 500, a/t, p/s, p/b, dive skins, gloves, booties, dive bowl, creamer, cheese shaker and Kenwood cassette tape deck, metal YARD SALES good shape, $500 OBO. Call 3600. bad, all for $350. Sherwood Silou- set of 3 mixing bowls, $60. Call tape capable, excel. cond., $125 OilPoint114--Sat.,8a.m.tonoon. '75 Plymouth Voyager van, V8 ette BC, used twice, will sell for 4915 AT. OBO. Fischer 4 head stereo VCR Clothes, exercise machine, baby 318, new alternator and battery, $150, size med. Call 3322 after 30 gallon fish tank w/stand and w/wireless remote, $300. Call 4914 stuff, etc. recent inspec., perfect for fishing/ 5:30 p.m. accessories, $80; Dacor BC, XL, AT. Trailer Park 1711 - Sat., 8 a.m. diving, runs great, $1,200 OBO. EMPLOYMENT $100; Dacor gauges w/compass, Acoustic monitor speakers, 125w to noon. Beautiful plants. Call 2961 AT. Applications are being accepted for $100; Mares Frontiersman spear- per channel, midrange and tweeter Tierra Kay 85 - Sat., 8 a.m. to ? '73 Ford Pinto, needs work, we the following positions until Aug. gun, $100; all in good cond., must level controls, built-in overload Lots of clothes, knickknacks, play have the parts but no time to do the 26: Sales Associate, PS-2/LGS-2, sell, dive gearnego. Call 3508 after reset switch, priced to sell at $200. pen and more. work, $200 OBO. Call 2866 AT. main store, reg. PIT; Customer 5 p.m. Call O'Brien at 4511 DWH or 3578 Corinaso Point 61 - 8 a.m. to ? '79 MG Limited Edition, no rust, Service, PS-2/LGS-3, main store, Radio control airplane, O.S. Max AWH. No early birds. Plenty of misc. new top, new carpet, needs paint, reg. P/T; Audit Report Clerk, AS-3/ 40 engine, ARF, Futura 4 channel TELEVISIONS items, boy's clothes size 18 months runs great, $3,300. Call 4444DWH LGS-3, main store, reg. P/T; Jani- radio, plus lots of misc. stuff, best 25 in. console color TV, $225. Call to 3T, women's clothes size 9-14, or 3473 AWH. tor, NA-2/LWG-2, main store; offer, call 4444 DWH or 3272 2155 AWH. maternity uniforms, some house- '84 Pontiac Sunbird, brown, 2-dr., Beautician, NA-7/LWG-7, Marine AWH. KMC cable ready 19 in. color TV, hold items. a/t, a/c, p/s, stereo. Call 3322 after B/S, reg. PIT. FMI or an applica- Zoom and macro lens for Pentax K $100 OBO. Call 3322 after 5:30 Villamar 542A - on the corner of 5:30 p.m. tion, contact the MCX secretary at mount, 28-80 mm, F3.5-4.5 p.m. 5th Street, Sat., 7 to 10 a.m. Multi- AUTO PARTS bldg. M-613 on Sherman Ave. or SD28804, never used, $50 OBO. 1983 Sylvania TV, 15 in. b/w, port- family yard sale. 2 a/cs, vacuum, Tire rim for 15 in. tire, $15. Call call 2330 or 2570. Call 3243 AWH or 4231 DWH. able, excel. cond., $50. Call 3240. men's and women's clothing, 2286 and leave message for Gene. Part-time cashier, no experience New women's uniform items, TWO WHEELERS household items, everything must BICYCLES necessary, NA-3/1 or LWG-3/1. never hemmed, dress blues size '84 Honda 125 scooter, runs great, go. 20 in. BMX boy's bike, never Part-time regular Bartender, NA-5/ 16L, pants, skirt, shirt neck 14, $450. Call 2587 DWH or 3010 AIR CONDITIONERS used, excel. cond., $75. Call 2493 1 or LWG-5/1. FMI call 2645. bust 36. Dress whites skirt, shirt. AWH, ask for Uptown. 24,000 Btu, works great, needs AT. FURNITURE Slightly used size 14-32 chambry '82 Twinstar CM200T, very good cleaning, $100 OBO. Call 2866 BOATS Bedroom set, queen or full size, 2 utilities, size 14 dress blue jacket cond., comes with helmet, tool AT. '84 19 ft. Bayliner, 1.25 hp. Volvo night tables, dresser, chest of draw- and skirt. Misc. working blue and pouch and title, avail, now, price 18,000 Btu, 220v Whirlpool, very Penta and 7.5 kicker, all safety ers, $500; couch and 2 chairs, very dress white items, $30 OBO for all. nego. Call Jones at 4776 DWHor good cond., $75. Call 4188 AT. equipment, $9,150. Call 2781 good cond., $450. Call 4188 AT. Call 3243. 3665 AWH. 23,000 Btu, 220v, works well, $50 AWH or 4354 DWH. Living room set, couch, loveseat, 2 In comes the new, out goes the old '85 Honda VF500F Interceptor, OBO, need to sell. Call 3290 AT. 21 ft. Cobia center console, 115 end tables and coffee table, good sale, clock radio, $4; small box of blue/white, includes 2 helmets, APPLIANCES Mercury outboard, 2 live wells, cond., $100. Call 4583 AWH. Christmas tree and house decora- maintenance book, owner's man- Kenmore washer and dryer, al- storage compartments, VHF radio, Queen sofa bed, blue and gold, tions, $12; brand new 3 blank Beta ual, microfiche for parts and some mond, dryer hardly used, avail. outstanding fishing/diving boat, $150; brown swivel chair, $10; 3- tapes w/storage rack, $8; mixer, $5. extras. Call 3205 FMI. Sept. 1, $400 firm. Call 4188 AT. '77 Chevy pickup, fresh paint, spd. swivel floor fan, $5. Call 3348 Call 2492 AT. WANTED Hoover portable washing machine, excel. cond., package deal. Call AT. 1986 Lexicon encyclopedias, 21 Girl's size 5 winter school clothes. needs some repair, but looks good, 3501 AWH. King-size waterbed, wood frame volume set, binds on some slightly Call 3623 AT. $25 OBO. Call 3240. 19 ft. Starcraft w/trailer, I/O, 120 and headboard, free flow mattress, worn, but still in great cond., ideal Housekeeper needed once or twice Washing machine, will sell for hp. v-hull, VHF radio, life jackets, heating pad, sensor and control as a supplement for children with a week. Call 2581 AWH. parts, $15. Call3322after5:30p.m. numerous spares, certified out of unit, refinished headboard, $400. school work, $75. Call 3240. Looking for someone to repair a AUTOS bounds, ideal fishing and fun boat, Call 3554 FMI. Bamboo style venetian blind, sized grandmother's clock. Call 3840, '71 Datsun 1200, good cond., re- $5,000. Call Peter at 4479 DWH. Dining table and 4 chairs, $70, to fit living room window, $10. Call ask for Bob. cently overhauled, new battery and Inflatable raft, all complete, 4 per- coffee table, $8. Two casual arm- 3240. Desk chair in decent cond. Call tires. Call 2636 or 2645 AT, ask for son, will accept 21/2 hp motor, best chairs, $10 each. Two breakfast bar PETS 3348 AT. Thomas. offer. Call 4444 DWH or 3272 stools, $15. Call 4651 AT. Free to a good home, gray/black Persons interested in getting to- '80 Datsunpickup, 1900cc, 4-spd., AWH. Couch, loveseat and 2 end table, striped kitten, has first shot, very gether and playing bridge, call w/shell, new paint, new battery, 16 ft. v-hull, new 48 hp. Johnson dining table w/3 chairs, all in good playful and loving. FMI call 3986 Shanta or Mike at 2907 AWH. Feb. '89 inspec., AM/FM stereo and new Johnson kicker, new con- cond., $350 for all or buy sepa- AWH. Lightweight but durable baby cassette, excel. cond. Call 2403 trols, steering sys., VHF and elec- rately. Call 4833 FMI. Free to good homes, 2lovable cats, stroller and infant-size bean bag AT. tric sys., new axles, leaf springs, King-size waterbed w/shelves, 1 male, 1 female, 2 years old, will- cushion. Call 3240.

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Granadillo Point GP 17 and 8 Bargo (Center, West, East) CB bus Iguana Terrace IT 385 stop shelter Kittery Beach KB 373 Caravella Point CP 3 and 15 Marine Site M130 and M106 East Caravella EC 1506 Mobile Point MP 396 Corinaso Point CP 14 and 61 Navy Lodge (transient students) Gas Hill TPG 1 Across from CTP 250 (Cuban Trailer Granadillo Point GP 17 and 8 Park) Granadillo Circle GC 77 Ocean View Behind OP 6 Iguana Terrace IT 385 Nob HIll NH 30 Kittery Beach KB 373 Radio/Paola Point RP 728 Marina Point MP 329 (Nursery) Tierra Kay TK 17, 68 and 131 Marine Site M130 Villamar 1st Street VL 94 and 1229; McCalla Field Moss Road/McCalla 6th Street VL 275 Hill Road West Iguana Terrace West Iguana Nob Hill NH 51 Terrace housing entrance Ocean View OV 4 All kindergarten and elementary Paola/Radio Point RP 728 school students living in the below Tierra Kay TK 17, 68, and 131 housing areas will walk to school: Villamar 1st Street VL 94 and Caravella Circle, Caravella 12229; 6th Street VL 275 and 606 Point, East Caravella, CenterBargo, All high school students living in West Bargo, East Bargo, Granadillo the below housing areas will walk to Circle, Marina Point, Villamar 2nd school or ride the Naval Base Shuttle through 6th Streets. Bus: High School Bus Stops Evans Point, Mobile Point, Cu- Housing Area Bus Stops ban Trailer Park, and Deer Point.

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1988 PAGE 3 SPORTS Classes beneficial to children Davison teaches gymnastics, new class begins Monday By JOSN JOEL PARKS classes, I got a lotof strange looks because a lot of people are on For children two years-old during the first few days." vacation," she explained. and younger, one parent is re- Bev Davison has started Davison has also worked as "It is a good program because quired to participate in the teaching gymnastics classes for line judge at the 1984 olympic it is a lot of fun, and helps kids classes. children from preschool to 18 trials. stay in good physical condition. Pre-school children three- to years-old. "When I got here, there was The groups in the classes have five-years-old and school age Davison has coached no gymnastics program, and I been very good, most of the children six- to 18-years-old do for several good to start children's gymnastics thought it would be classes have been full so far." not require any gymnastics expe- years, and was certified as a na- one," she said. tional line judge for men's gym- Davison's classes here began Classes range from beginner rience for the beginner classes. nastics. in June, and have been very suc- to an advanced class starting next For the intermediate class, the "I was only the third woman cessful. week. child should be able to perform to be certified in that area," she "I was surprised by the turn- "My goal is to improve the cartwheels, round-offs, head- explained, adding, "It was inter- out at first. Summer is usually a students' motor skills and coordi- stands, handstands and bridges. esting going to the certification slow time for programs like this nation as well as strength and flexibility while teaching gym- To qualify for the advanced nastic skills," Davison explained. class, the student needs to be able "I don't want to create Olym- to perform walk-overs, back pic gymnasts in these classes - walk-overs, front handsprings mostof the skills they learn can be and back handsprings as well as applied to other sports as well, all intermediate skills. like soccer, football and basket- Classes meet on Mondays for pre-school children, Tuesdays ball," she added. Davison assists a student The next session is scheduled and Wednesdays for girls and with a maneuver on the to begin Monday, August 29, and Thursdays for boys. balance beam. Gymnastic will continue through September For more information and classes help improve coor- 22. start times for the classes, call the dination and physical con- Bev Davison, gymnastics instructor, observes a student The cost is $20, and there is a MWR information office at dition. (Photo by JOSN Joel working on the uneven bars. (Photo by JOSN Joel Parks) limit of eight students per class. 3845. Parks)

August 22 at 3 p.m. in the base gym. beginner clinics are from 8 to 8:45 a.m., beginner For more information, call John Powell at 2560. clinics are from 8:45 to 9:30 a.m. and toddlers and AREA_ water babies will be taught from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Basketball tourney For more information, call 2560. A three-on-three basketball tournament is slated for ATHLETICS August 27 and 28 beginning at 3 p.m. at the base gym. Sailing Classes The tournament will consist of half-court play. Reg- The Guantanamo Bay Yacht Club elections for istrations are being taken at the base gym. Commodore, Vice Commodore, Rear Commodore, Youth Activities For more information, call John Powell at 2560. treasurer and secretary will be held in September. Soccer tryouts Those people interested in running for office can call Youth soccer tryouts will be held Saturday, Corral activities Beth Krouch at 2345. August 27 at 4 p.m. at Iguana Terrace. Current candidates for Commodore are Mike Lott For more information, call Mr. or Mrs. Materson Kittery pony rides and Terry Terrel; for Vice Commodore, Kurt Black- at 2589. The MWR Corral will be offering Pony Rides at burn; and Rear Commodore, Beth Krouch. Kittery Beach Sunday, August 28, from noon to 3 p.m. Gymnastics classes for only 50 cents per ride. A guide, one pony, and one horse will be available. Fishing Tournament The next tumbling and gymnastics session For more information, call Laurie at 2381. MWR is sponsoring a Labor Day fishing tourna- begins Monday, August 29 and continues through ment beginning Friday, September 2, at 6 p.m. and September 22 at the base gym for preschool Summer discounts continuing through noon, Monday, September 5 at children through 18-year-olds. the Leeward Point Marina. The cost is $20 payable at the time of registra- From June until August, the MWR Corral is offering summer horseback riding discounts every Tuesday, tion at the MWR information office. Cash awards will be presented to the top three Wednesday and Thursday for only $3 an hour. Class size is limited to eight students, so sign-up places. The first-place winner will also receive a more information, call Laurie at 2381. early. For trophy with the second- and third-place winners For more information about class start times, receiving medals. call the MWR information office at 3845. Project Player Activities The entry cost is $20 and the categories will Pool tourney include pompano/jack, barracuda/mackerel, snapper/ Campus Player events A single elimination Project Player pool tournament grouper and other species. Foosball tourney is slated for Friday, September 2 at the Leeward Point All fish must be caught by hook and line. In addition, all fish will be weighed-in at the Leeward Campus Player is hosting a Foosball tournament Clipper Club beginning at 7 p.m. The cost is $1. For more information, call 3845. marina for internal inspection. at "Saturday's", Saturday, August 27, at 8 p.m. Following the tournament, a fish fry will be held The tournament will consist of single and Midnight Cowboy bowling along with musical entertainment at the Leeward double teams, and a trophy will be given to the top Point Marina cabana. A covered dish will be wel- winners. The cost is only $1 with registration Project Player is hosting a Midnight Cowboy come. starting at 7:45 p.m. Bowling tournament Saturday, August 27, from For more information, call Tony at 2345. midnight to 3 a.m. at the Marblehead Bowling Center. Horseback rides First place trophies will be awarded to the best- Beach daze Campus Player horseback rides are offered dressed Cowboy, the top scorer in regular, 9 pin and every Thursday during the month of September at opposite-hand bowling. Windmill Beach Daze has been slated for Sunday, the MWR corral for only $2 an hour. Rides are from The cost is $5 and includes bowling fees and snacks. Aug. 28 from 1to 5 p.m. 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Registration begins at 3:15 p.m. For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. Pole climbing, eating contests, a dunk tank, For more information, call the MWR informa- music, gear issue and a 10-mile bike race are among tion office at 3845. Aquatics Department Activities the featured events. Children's swim meet Reef Raiders Fitness Division activities A children's swim meet is scheduled for Saturday, There August 27 from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Marine pool. will be a potluck dinner for all Reef Labor Day softball Raiders members, prospective For more information, call Patrick at 2560. members and their A Labor Day softball tournament has been set guests Saturday, August 27 at 6 p.m. at the Yacht for September 2 through 5 at Cooper Field. Club. Registrations are now being taken at the base Leeward swim clinics gym. An entry fee will be charged and will be based One-day Leeward Point swim clinics are being For more information, call Lynn at 3290 or Rick on the number of teams entered. offered August 13 and 27 at the Leeward pool. the cost at 3426 after working hours or 6267 during working An organizational meeting will be held Monday, is $2 per clinic and is payable poolside. Advanced hours.

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