Guantanamo Gazette 8, 1989 Vol. 45 -- No. 147 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, August Naval base ends four-day Jamaican celebration Corps and Jamaican military, presented their a nation to have their independence, Jamaica By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE national flags while both the American and has overcome many burdens and hardships Jamaican national anthems were played. and the Jamaican people have learned to work make their nation strong. Monday, Aug. 7, marked the 27th year of Following the anthems, the Naval Base together to Peart's humble words he Jamaican independence and the end of a Commander Capt. John Boyd stated in his Proceeding awards were then special Guantanamo Bay four-day celebra- opening remarks, "It is a good day to be expressed for his nation, those Americans and Jamaicans tion held at Phillips Park. independent and free." presented to who have given of their free time to be of of the naval base and The bandstand was filled with residents Capt. Boyd continued to say that on service to the needs requiring special care. as many gathered to hear the presentation, behalf of every American serving or working those individuals taste Jamaican foods, listen to the almost on this base, he was glad he had a chance to presentation came to a close, all hypnotizing beat of the Caribbean music and show the Jamaicans his appreciation of the When the invited to join in the festivities of dance with either each other or some Jamai- hard work they have accomplished over the were beat of the almost hypnotic cans who have now made the island their years in contributing to the success and dancing to the music, tasting the second home. welfare of the naval base. sound of the Caribbean foods and min- Of the many nationalities that reside on The Jamaican guest speaker, Dean Peart, several different Jamaican Secretary in theMinistry of gling with each other ending the four-day Jamaican speaker, Dean Peart, Parliamentary the base- American, Jamaican, Cuban and the Parliamentary the captain's words by say- celebration that marked the 27th year of Secretary in the Ministry of Labor speaks Filipino- all watched in silence as a special Labor, followed although 27 years was a short time for Jamaican independence. about freedom. (Official Navy photo) honor guard. comprised of both the Marine ing that fir Force does its part to help with Military Airlift Command a and mail processing for airlift by military Duty) orders expect to receive a ticketed seat hazardous cargo must be accompanied by A. DIAS aircraft. It also provides guidance in the on a scheduled flight. However, no-cost TAD Hazardous Cargo Data Certificate. "Forty By JO1 FRED out preparation, maintenance and distribution of falls under Space "A" seating." percent of these certificates are not filled correctly," Casco said.These must be sent All branches of the military are repre- traffic documentation, including manifests, Another problem, Brayton continued, back to the originating commands, which, he sented in Guantanamo Bay. There's the Navy military transportation authorization (MTA) originates from Navy ships in Guantanamo said, causes delays. Casco trains ATOC per- to train the Atlantic Fleet, the Army to inspect tickets, Space "A", leave, Environmental and Bay for training. When a sailor must go on sonnel in looking for errors on these certifi- our food and provide veterinarian services, Moral Leave procedures and checking bag- emergency leave, ship's commands issue cates. the Marines for defense, a small Coast Guard gage including anti-terrorist procedures. regular leave papers marked emergency. Casco says the certificate must identify Detachment for alien migration and drug The Air Force has provided Guantanamo all "These by themselves do not guarantee a the hazardous material, state what kind of interdiction enforcement and the Air Force. with 90 computer programs covering seat," Brayton pointed out, "because regular hazardous labels are to be used and whether The Air Force, on a naval base? "The air DoD/MAC regulations on terminal opera- to leave falls under Space "A" seating. Ship's the material must fly strictly on a cargo only terminal at the Naval Air Station (Guantan- tions. Navy supervisors use these programs commands must provide that sailor funded aircraft or if it can be loaded on an aircraft amo) is a MAC (Military Airlift Command) train their department personnel. emergency orders in order for us to grant him carrying passengers. Terminal," explained Tech. Sgt. Greg Bray- a guaranteed seat." ton, one of two Air Force MAC advisors "My job, right now, is relatively easy," A third problem is civilians who try to fly Asked how he liked working with Navy stationed here. Brayton continued. "That's because the to Puerto Rico on no-cost TAD orders. "Civil- personnel, Casco said, "Before I came to Brayton and Sgt. Marco Casco are actu- supervisors who run cargo, ATOC (Air Termi- ians are not authorized to fly no-cost TAD," Guantanamo, I was told that Navy people ally attached to the 437th Aerial Port Squad- nal Operations Center) and passenger service the Brayton explained. were very rank conscious and that made me ron, Charleston Air Force Base, S.C. Their are really good and know their jobs from Sgt. Casco works with Navy personnel in nervous. However, Navy people will sit down mission in Guantanamo is to provide techni- managers to the first line supervisors." the ATOC, which handles military cargo and with you and listen to what you have to say. cal advice and on-the-job training when Brayton works in the Air Terminal Office baggage. ATOC is located in the "Cargo I enjoy working with Navy people." needed on all aspects of Department of De- to answer questions that may arise concern- Barn" next to the Naval Air Station Fire Working with Navy people has kept fense (DoD) and MAC regulations governing ing DoD and MAC regulations. Department on the air strip. Brayton in Guantanamo Bay. "If it wasn't for air terminal operations to assigned naval per- "Some problems have occurred a number "One of our biggest concerns is hazardous the people, I wouldn't have extended here," sonnel. of times," Brayton said. "Some passengers cargo," Casco explained. He pointed out that he said. These regulations cover passenger, cargo under no-cost TAD (Temporary Additional Daily flight schedule posted Sign up on a first come, first served basis at McCalla Hangar on the following days; Monday and Thurs- Air Terminal, Monday through Water Condition Bravo is now in effect 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; or at the Leeward S iday,8y81 to a.m.5 p.m.; to 4:30Tuesday p.m. Passengersand Friday, wishing to travel on the Aug. 17 flights to either Norfolk or Jacksonville must sign up on or before Aug. 11. EML/Space "A" paperwork is not required at sign up time but is required Please conserve fresh water for travel purposes. Baggage is limited to two pieces per person, not to exceed a total of 40 pounds. These are no-charge flights for those passengers manifested by the noon sign-up deadline. Travel is not guaranteed since this is a NALO required airlift. Flight schedules are subject to change. The special C-9 flights are noted with an (**). Other flights scheduled include: Gallons of water in storage as of: Friday, Aug. 4 13.74 MIL Saturday, Aug. 5 13.57 MIL TYPE Aircraft DATE LOCATION ARRIVE DEPART Sunday, Aug. 6 13.67 MIL Depart Return Monday, Aug. 7 13.86 MIL

C-9(**) 8/9 8/30 Atlanta, Ga. 8:00 a.m. Guantanamo Bay 11:05 a.m. 11:50 a.m. Goal: 750 K Atlanta, Ga. 2:55 p.m. 3:40 p.m. Dallas, Texas 4:50 p.m. 5:35 p.m. Gallons of water used: Friday, Aug. 4 *OVER GOAL* 929 K Memphis, Tenn. 6:50 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 5 *OVER GOAL* 780 K C-9(**) 8/9 Jacksonville, Fla. 8:00 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 6 *OVER GOAL* 867 K 9:10 a.m. Patrick AFB, Fla. 8:25 a.m. Monday, Aug. 7 *OVER GOAL* 837 K Norfolk Int. 10:50 a.m. 11:35 a.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:55 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Jacksonville, Fla. 5:45 p.m. Present water restrictions are: 8/9 Jacksonville, Fla. 8:00 a.m. * No watering lawns or plants -9 Guantanamo Bay 10:15 a.m. 11:30 a.m. * No washing vehicles, private or government Jacksonville, Fla. 1:45 p.m. * No washing or rinsing boats, dive gear or recreational equipment C-141 8/9 Langley AFB, Va. 11:50 a.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:50 p.m. 5:15 p.m. * No air conditioning for two hours daily (8 to 10 a.m.) Charleston, S.C. 8:00 p.m. * Full loads of laundry are to be washed on even calendar days only 727 8/11 Norfolk Int. 8:00 a.m. * No unofficial visitors may visit the base as of Friday, June 30. Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. 12:00 a.m. Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:45 p.m. CONSERVE! ARE YOU SAVING YOUR 40 PERCENT? Norfolk Int. 6:15 p.m. C-141 8/13 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. 11:55 a.m. Norfolk Int. 3:10 p.m. K Thousands of gallons MIL = Millions of gallons C-9(**) 8/17 8/31 Guantanamo Bay TBA TBA Jacksonville, Fla. TBA TBA C-9(**) 8/17 8/31 Guantanamo Bay TBA TBA to match detergent and water level Norfolk Int. TBA TBA ENERGY SAVINGS TIP: Be sure to the load. Note: Civilian attire is authorized for military personnel in a leave status on MAC flights (C-130, C-141, 727), provided it is so annotated on your orders. However, for flights on all Navy aircraft (C-9 or C-12) military personnel must be in the uniform of the day. Captain's Corner BAY NEWS Captains John S. Boyd, USN PSD closure to our welcome program and see how we can help Naval Base Commander PSD will be closed Wednesday, Aug. 9, from with small or large frustrations and just get to know each other. Child care and transportation 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., for an office function. can be provided upon request when registering. Vice Admiral Jack Ready got ish and so unfounded that they Call the Family Service Center at 4141 or 4153 a first-hand look at our Desal could only be started by people Office closure for more information and to register for this Plant last week. He also gota look motivated by a devious desire to The Public Affairs Office will close Friday, program being held Thursday, Aug. 10, from 9 to at our collective successful ef- do harm to another person. That's Aug. 11, at 12:30 p.m., for an office function. 11:30 a.m. Submissions to the Gazette for forts to conserve fresh water. I unfortunate and small. Jealousy, the Classified Ads and Bay News must be turned in by close of Photo memories think that his personal perspec- resentfulness and in many cases, business, Thursday, Aug. 10. tive will serve us well. He was simple personal dislike for an- We're back from vacation and ready to take a most impressed, by the way, with other apparently motivate some Leeward registration photograph of you or your family. Come on down the sailors, Marines, soldiers and folks. to the Photographic Memories Photo Studio for a Registration for Term I begins with Leeward civilians with whom he talked. I guess Guantanamo people sitting. The studio is located near the racquetball registration Wednesday, Aug. 9, from 8 to 10 a.m. He understands our challenging are no different from anywhere courts at Cooper Field. Students wishing to register on Leeward must call For more information, contact Maurice "Ace" situation. else. There are good ones among City Colleges of Chicago at 4748 or Troy State or Linda Winters at 2707. AdmiralReadyalsogotanop- us; and there are not so good ones. University at 4782, by today at 3 p.m., to have portunity to see first-hand some I think there are many, many their names put on the pre-registration list will Lip sync ofthefacts pertaining to anumber more good than not so good here. have to complete their registration on the Wind- Teens, of rumors he and his staff had That makes our base ward side. No exceptions will be made. get your rhythm ready for the Lip Sync a popular contest set for Saturday, Aug. 12, at "Saturday's." heard about our Naval Base. We place to serve, as evidenced by The contest will be just like "Puttin on the Hits" as have a "fish bowl" community our high numbers of duty exten- Office closure seen on TV. Show begins at 9 p.m. here, one that unfortunately en- sion requests. The Personal Property Shipping Office will be Participation cost is $1 payable by 8 p.m. at the courages some folks to think they An unusual rumor is an attrac- closed for business until Friday, Aug. 11, for club. Awards will be presented to the top three "lip know something about pretty tive conversation item in con- training. The office will reopen Monday, Aug. 14. syncers." much all things. Again unfortu- fined environments. "Rumor nately, alittle information abouta control" on board Navy ships is Little Theatre note Mongolian BBQ lot of things encourages most of the stuff of anxious and curious Are you new on the island or maybe looking A mongolian barbeque will be featured at us to think we've got the "big sailors. Our base is similar to a for something new to do? The Guantanamo Bay "Danny's" Friday, Aug. 11. Cost is $7.50 per picture" on everything. Even per- ship. Rumors are as attractive Little Theatre is interested in you. There's a need person. haps our open and easy communi- here. If you're really curious or for persons behind the scenes in our upcoming Call Dorletta at 6330 for more information. 0 cation lines with "the experts" en- anxious over a rumor you've production "The Butler Did It," to be produced in heard call my hotline (4800) late September. There is a need for persons behind Clipper Club courage us to voice our some- or the scenes to help with set design/building, stage times less than fully informed use the CO's suggestion box. If manager, wardrobe, make-up and advertising to The Clipper Club will feature a mongolian opinions. you leave your name, I'll get back name a few. No experience required. Come and barbecue Wednesday, Aug. 9. Cost will be $7.50 per person. to you. If you prefer not, I'll an- join us at our meeting Wednesday, Aug. 9, at 7 Don't get me wrong here. I'm swer your rumor in the paper with p.m., at "Saturday's." Call Dorletta at 6330 for more information. convinced that our open commu- other hotline concerns. Do you need a ride, directions or more infor- nication and honesty regarding Now, if you're head hunting mation? Call Theresa at 4279 after working hours Open Line all things helps make us a more with your rumors, you may as or Marlene at 3800 after working hours. Open Line will be held tonight at 7 p.m. This effective, informed and cohesive well start with me also. I'm no week's topic is Security and Captain John Boyd's naval base. Being in the know different from anyone else: I too Winners guests will be Lt. Ratsep and Master Chief Schick. enables us to better coordinate like an unusual rumor! On the Winners of the new Navy Exchange/Commis- each person's behavior in order to other hand, if you're hunting for sary mall grand opening week who haven't re- Meeting scheduled better meet our organizational my head, I'd appreciate the ceived their prizes are requested to claim them in The Health Care Consumers Council will meet goals. "heads up." Have a safe, rumor the main store during working hours. Thursday, Aug. 10, at 1 p.m., in the U.S. Naval In Guantanamo, again unfor- controlled day! And, oh yes, the Hospital conference room. tunately, there have been some hottubhas been empty forweeks Water outage rumors that have been so outland- at the NAS BOQ. There will be a scheduled water outage Friday, GBYAA meeting Aug. 11, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., for PWD person- The Guantanamo Bay Youth Athletic Associa- nel to connect a new 12-inch water main to the tion has rescheduled its monthly meeting to tonight Various housing units receive existing system. Area to be affected is all of Bargo at 7:30 p.m. housing. For more information, call Woody Wodrazka at approval to have interior painted 4740 or 4114 during working hours or 2903 after The Housing Office has re- extension 3098. Keep in mind Computer Users Group working hours. cently received approval for ac- that the interior painting will be The next Computer Users Group meeting is complishment of interior paint- accomplished during your occu- scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 9, at 7:30 p.m., at Energy Savings Tip the Windjammer Club upstairs. ing under the Base Operating pancy, therefore, you may experi- Cover all liquids stored in your refrigerator. Services Contract for the FY-88 ence some inconvenience. EEO committee Moisture is drawn into the air from uncovered constructed units. Many occu- meeting liquids, making the refrigerator work harder. pants and project managers have Rudy Weber, Caravella Point The EEO committee meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 9, at 2:30 p.m., in the PWD expressed the desire and need to 1403A to 1410D; Evans Point Health care meeting Wooten, conference room. All members are encouraged to perform painting. If you reside in 803A to 815B; Gladys attend by either primary or alternate representa- The Health Care Consumers Council will meet any of the below listed quarters East Caravella; Diann Gibson- tive. Thursday, Aug. 10, at 1 p.m., in the U.S. Naval Hospital conference and would like to have the interior Shankle, Villamar 2158A to For more information, call 4612. room. of your unit painted, contact your 2236D; Marie Goode, West appropriate project manager at Iguana Terrace. Youth dance class Navy wide exam Give your children another outlet for fun and Individuals taking the exam are reminded that relaxation by enrolling them in the dance classes all requirements, professional and military courses, NEW ARRIVALS. offered as part of the MWR Youth Activities military leadership examination, PARS, etc., must Leisure Skills program. be completed and received by PSD no later than 2 Baby's Name: Brendan Christopher Classes are scheduled each Tuesday and p.m., Monday, Aug. 14. Division Officer/Chiefs Parent's Name: Chief and Mrs. Steven Tidd Thursday, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., for children 3 should ensure the requirements have been turned Date: July 27, 1989 through 5 years of age and 6:30 to 7:30, for into ESO for service record entry. Weight 8 lb. 5 oz. children 6 through 11 years of age. The class fee is $15 per month per child. FSA allowance To announce your newest arrival in the Guantanamo Gazette, submit For more information, call the Youth Center at Personnel receiving Family Separation Allow- the baby's name, parent's name, date of birth and weight of the baby. 4075. ance (FSA) are required to notify PSD when their dependents arrive onboard to preclude being Power outage overpaid. 0 There will be a scheduled power outage from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 12, for Talent show Guantanamo Gazette PWD line crew personnel to repair by replacement Join area residents for an evening of talent at Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba of open air cutouts at substations 35 and 117. the Windjammer Club Saturday, Aug. 12, at 7 p.m. Areas to be affected are as follows: If you have a special talent sign up for the show by calling Amy at 3246 prior to Wednesday, Aug. Naval Base Commander Capt. John S. Boyd, USN All of Pier Victor and Support buildings 9. Have some fun, dazzle the audience and win a Public Affairs Officert.L. Bob ines, USNR (1760, 903, 798, 916, 809, 918, Fleet Laundry, fire Editorial Staff prize. Participation is free. E ditor. JOSN Dirk T. Rose, USN pump mains on Pier Lima), FTG. Assistant Editor . JOSN Lisa h Enloe, USN Staff Assistant. Clipper Club KristenL. Adkins Welcome to Gitmo Teriyaki steak is the featured meal at the The editorial content of this newspapers prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office Newcomers to Gitmo, would you like to Leeward Clipper Club of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized Wednesday, Aug. 23. publication for members receive information and meet some other residents of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect The cost is $7 per person. For more informa- the official views of the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof. The Guantanamo Gazette that can assist with adjustment to the base? Come tion, call Dorletta at 6330. is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office.

PAGE 2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1989 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS All items for the classified section AWH. must be submitted on 81/2 in. paperwitha Approx. 4-mo. old kitten, male, b/w, name maximum of40 words per advertisement. is Heathcliff. Call 2212 DWH. WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE Each item to be sold must be submitted on SERVICES a separate sheet of paper unless they fall Certified Home Daycare Provider has under the same category. Ads submitted available space forchildren ages 2,3 and 4. August which include a variety of items will be Call Cindy Swinson at 3276, located in 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 placed under Miscellaneous. Ads must be Tierra Kay housing. Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun signed andinclude a phone number where Officers ------20 17 -- the submitter can be reached during nor- STEREO EQUIPMENT CPO 18 mal working hours. Techniques double cassette deck, compo- Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 Deadlines: Ads are publishedfor two nent piece, no speakers, radio, etc., best consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday offer, must sell. Call Rose at 4502 DWH. McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 and Thursday and Friday). Adsmust be in Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 15 by noon Wednesday or Friday preceding CHANGE YOUR Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 the desiredpublication dates. Windjammer 1 2 4 Leeward Point residents may submit WATER USE HABITS via telephone. All otherresidents must Villamar Pool -- -- 19 mit written ads to the Public Affairs A wasteful toilet flush uses six fce, Bldg. 760, Admin. Hill. gallons of water. A waste- - Indicates there will be no movie. AIIS Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. '76 Chevy Camaro LT, new paint, air conscious toilet flush uses shocks, more, $2,2000B0. Call PO1 Neal three to five gallons of water at 2248 DWH or 3427 AWH. (tank displacement or half- 1. Funny Farm: Chevy Chase - Madolyn Smith: Chevy Chase and Madolyn Smith are a pair of urbanites who move to '77 GMC pickup, good cond., avail. Aug. flush devices). Don't be a an isolated New England farming community called Redbud. Chase, a newspaper sports columnist needs isolation to write 15, been on island 3 yrs., $1,500. Call Sr. a novel and finds Redbud to be anything but what he was looking for. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 41 min. Chief Mobley at 6217. water-waster.use a waste- DIYLGEAR conscious toilet flush. 2. Red Heat: Amold Schwarzenegger - James Belushi: A particularly loathesome Russian drug dealer manages to slip Med. BC reg., gauges, 80 tanks, much through the fingers of the Red Army's top enforcer and heads for Chicago. He is tracked down by Schwarzenegger. more, must see to appreciate, $600. Call Kenwood stereo system w/remote control, ACTION (R) 1 hr. 43 min. 4351 DWH or 3566 AWH. brand new, mint cond., $650. Call 4462. One XL Dacor BC, Dacor 950XL, reg. TELEVISIONS 3. The Wrong Guys: Louie Anderson - Richard Lewis: Five adults flying cross-country for a reunion campout with gauges, compass, large dive bag, 2-weight 19 in. color TV, Sears, great color, $150. members of their cub scout den are mistaken for FBI agents by a crazed machine-gun carrying ex-con. COMEDY (PG) 1 belts, 30 lb. of weight, dive knife, 92 tank, Call 3705. hr. 26 min. many extra, $750 finn. Call Bill at 4907 TWO WHEELERS DWH or 3198 AWH. '75 Honda CB200, runs great, all Honda 4. Die Hard: Bruce Willis - Bonnie Bedelia: A hard-nosed cop from New York visiting his ex-wife in Los Angeles gets MISCELLANEOUS parts. '71 Honda 175 for parts, will run, tangled up with international assassins. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 12 min. City College textbooks: Math 110, Math $400, avail. Aug. 25. Call 2217 DWH or 107, AC 101. Call 2074 AWH. 3611 AT. 5. The RunningMan: Amold Schwarzenegger-Maria Conchita Alonso: The year is 2019 and the world has degenerated tend game paks for sale: 1942, Golf, '86 Kawasaki KLR-250, not a Gitmo spe- into a police state, characterized by mass riots and civilian slaughtering. Ben Richards (Amold Schwarzenegger) is an Climber, Donkey Kong 3, Kid Icarus, cial, on island 2 mo.,on/off road, runs and outstanding citizen who has been falsely imprisoned by the corrupt authorities, and now must fight to save his own life on odeRunner, Slalom, great deal at $20 ea. looks good, price neg., helmet included. a bloodthirsty,television game show. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 40 min. Call Bill at 4907 DWH or 3198 AWH. Call Sr. Chief Gallo at 4898 DWH or 2427 Lightweight drapes, sand color w/brown AWH, ask for Steve. 6. Jake Speed: Wayne Crawford - Dennis Christopher: When a young woman is kidnapped, her older sister welcomes specks, 4-pr., 2-small and 2-1g., best offer '86 Honda Elite 150, not a Gitmo special, the help of a modem-day hero named Jake Speed on her fast-paced and frantic chase. There's only one problem: though accepted. Call 6098, after 8 p.m. on island 2 mo., electric start, digital dash, the danger is a cold hard fact, Jake is only fiction. ACTION-ADVENTURE (PG) 1 hr. 45 min. Canon Speedlight 188A, fits Canon AE-1 126 act. mi., like new, price neg., helmet camera, excel. cond., w/case, $40. Call included. Call Sr. Chief Gallo at 4898 7. Song of the South: James Basketts -Ruth Warrick: The winner of two Academy Awards, this live-action and animated 3896 AT. DWH or 2427 AWH, ask for Steve. film brings Brer Rabbit, Brer Bear, and BrerFox,three of the funniest rascals ever created,to rollicking life. Likethe original '87 Kawasaki Ninja 250R, excel. cond., Uncle Remus, "Song Of The South" is thoroughly enjoyable. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 36 min. Small Gitmo dog, loves kids. Call 4284 $1,500 neg. Call 6340 DWH. 8. Lady and the Tramp: Animated: An elegant cocker spaniel teams up with a free-spirited mutt from the wrong side of Enroll your toddlers in dental plan the tracks for romance, adventure and comedy. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 15 min. Active duty military sponsors 9. Predator: Amold Schwarzenegger - Carl Weathers: Amold Schwarzenegger is head of a special task force in the AFIS CORRESPONDENT who want their children under 4 Central American jungle, whose members are murdered one by one by an invisible alien "predator." ACTION (R) 1 hr. 46 to receive dental benefits should Children under age 4 are not contact their personnel or finance 10a. Bobolink Pink: Pink Panther: Come see kids' favorite panther in some of his funniest clips. CARTOON (G) 33 min. automatically enrolled in the uni- office immediately to make sure formed services' Active Duty De- the correct premium code has 10b. My Little Pony: Danny DeVito - Madeline Kahn: As all the little ponies in Ponyland celebrate at the annual spring pendents Dental Plan, even festival, the wicked witch Hydia (Cloris Leachman) and hernasty daughters Reeka (Rhea Perlman) and Draggle (Madeline been reported. Kahn) hatch a plot to tum Ponyland into a dark wasteland. ANIMATED (G) 1 hr. 27 min. though other eligible family Sponsors who are paying a members are enrolled and are "single" premium for having one 11. Delta Force: Chuck Norris - Lee Marvin: Under the command of Lee Marvin, the U.S. Army's Delta Force rescues paying monthly family premi- dependent enrolled in the dental hostages taken aboard a 707 flight from Athens. Chuck Norris stars as Major Scott McCoy, the driving dynamo of Delta, ums. whoun-makes the Palestian hijackers' day. Includes perennial disaster movie victims Martin Balsam, Shelley Winters and plan and who also have children Joey Bishop. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 9 min. For active duty members' under age 4 may enroll them in children younger than 4 to receive the plan at any time. This will 12. Avenging Force: Michael Dudikoff - Steve James: Michael Dudikoff as an underground secret service agent attempts benefits after June 30, the family change the premium from the to protect his friend (Steve James), a young politician, from a violent right-wing gang named Pentangle. AC'ION (R) I premium code must reflect their single to the family rate and will hr. 43 min. enrollment. Even though benefits increase the monthly paycheck may have been paid for the chil- 13. Critical Condition: Richard Pryor- Rachel Ticotin: Richard Pryor is a con man forced to play doctor fora night in deduction. For one dependent, a disaster prone state hospital. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 39 min. dren in the past, the family pre- the monthly premium is $3.93; mium code may not indicate that for more than one dependent, 14. The Rescue: Kevin Dillon - Marc Price: A group of SEALS (Sea, Air, Land Specialists) are kidnapped by a group * y are included in the program. $7.86. of communists and imprisoned. Their teenaged children launch a rescue effort. ACTION (PG) 1 hr. 38 min. 15. Rent-A-Cop: Burt Reynolds - Liza Minelli: This suspenseful, action-packed film is the story of a hard-nosed ex-cop (Reynolds) who has been recruited to protect a wacky off-beat ex-hooker (Minelli) from a sadistic killer. ROMANTIC- BAY DINING THRILLER (R) 1hr. 37 min. 16. House II: Ayre Gross-Jonathan Stark: An old stone house seems like the perfectplace for ayoung artist (Ayre Gross) POST 46 until he starts discovering secret rooms, strange creatures and the ghost of his great, great grandfather in this scary sequel Tonight's Dinner: Delivery Service Available Wednesday's to House. HORROR (PG-13) 1 hr. 28 min. Lunch: Jerk Chicken 17. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels: Steve Martin - Michael Caine: Steve Martin portrays Freddy Benson, a handsome, footloose Americanmaking his way across Europe by romancing and swindling rich American ingenues. He is content with his life of petty larceny until he stumbles upon Lawrence Jamieson (Michael Caine), an Englishman who is living on the STOPLIGHT INN French Riviera by doing much the same thing on a decidedly larger scale. COMEDY (PG) 'hr. 50 min. Tonight's Dinner: Fricassee Chicken orFried Fish Wednesday's Lunch: BBQ Meatballs w/BBQ Sauce or Turkey 18. They Live: Roddy Piper - Keith David: Wealthy cold dispassionate rich folks with aarmingly ugly skull-like faces appear normal to the naked eye. But when they are viewed through special sunglasses by a drifter named Nada (Roddy ala King Piper) their trueselves are revealed, as suspected were less than human are in fact aliens. SCIENCE-FICTION (R) 1 hr. 34 BLUE CARIBE 19. Sleeping Beauty: Animated: Classic story of a princess placed in a deep sleep by a wicked fairy's magic. Awakened Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Steak Wednesday's Lunch: Beef by a handsome prince's kiss, she lives happily ever after. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 15 min. hop Suey 20. The Believers: Martin Sheen - Helen Shaver: A psychologist (Martin Sheen) working with the N.Y.P.D., runs into DEER POINT OFFICERS' CLUB a series of ritual murders and the terrifying cult that's behind them. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 54 min. Tonight's Dinner: Steamboat Round Buffet Wednesday's Lunch: Chicken Buffet

CPO CLUB G All Ages. Tonight's Dinner: Steak Dinner Two for $13 Wednesday's PG Not recommended for younger children. Lunch: Lasagna w/Garlic Bread R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. WINDJAMMER CLUB Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu CLIPPER CLUB Movies begin at 8 pam. Tonight's Dinner: Two Steak Dinners for $10

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1989 PAGE 3 SPORTS NAVSTA Blue wins women's softball title The women's softball season played in the winner's bracket, PWD, 4-0, moving them into the recently ended with NAVSTA NAVSTA Blue advanced while finals with NAVSTA Blue. Blue coming in first-place in the dropping Hospital 8-1 and PWD To win the tournament, the seven-team league. Blue posted a defeated NAS 11-6 to move into Rebels would need to defeat 11-1 record to take the title, fol- the semi-finals. NAVSTA Blue twice. However, lowed by the NAS Rebels at 9-3. The third round moved to the NAS failed to win once and got SIMA came in third with a record loser's bracket with NSGA/Co. beat by Blue, 5-4, to end the tour- of 8-4, followed by PWD at 5-7, "L" dismissing W.T. Sampson nament. NSGA/Co. "L" and Hospital tied from the tournament with a 7-6 NAVSTA Blue took top hon- at 4-8 and W.T. Sampson High victory. SIMA was also knocked ors, followed by NAS, PWD and School brought up the rear at 1- out of the tournament with their Hospital rounding out the top 11. second loss coming to NAS as four. After the season ended, the they lost, 8-5. And in the final seven teams got together for a game of the round, Hospital double-elimination tournament. knocked NSGA/Co. "L" out of Since NAVSTA Blue had the the tournament with a 5-2 win. better record as of July 26, they Next round games featured 8 were seeded first and received a the semi-finals of the winner's bye in the first round. bracket. NAVSTA Blue rolled The first two rounds of play through the game and shutout came out of the winner's bracket PWD, 7-0, to move into the finals with Hospital edging SIMA, 4-3, to take on the winner of the loser's PWD downing NSGA/Co. "L" 3- bracket. In the loser's bracket, l, and the NAS Rebels clobbering NAS was taking names as they W.T. Sampson 12-0. posted two shutouts, one over In the second round, also Hospital, 7-0, and then over

Teen arm wrestling and Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. The other team will Teens can test their strength at an arm wrestling meet Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 4:30 AREA competition set for Wednesday, Aug. 16, at the Youth to 6:30 p.m. Both teams need more members and will Center. Action begins at 8:45 p.m. practice at the Windjammer Pool. If your young child The entry fee is $1 and payable by 8:30 p.m. at the wants to become a stronger, more competitive I ATHLETICS Youth Center. swimmer, call the MWR Aquatics Department at For more information, call Patrick or Katy at 4075. 2193. Pre-teen 3K run/walk A "first ever" Guantanamo Bay Swim Classic is Youth Activities A pre-teen 3K fun run/walk is set for Saturday, Aug. planned for mid fall. Come on out and practice and Teen August calendar 12, at 7:30 a.m. Register between 6:45 and 7:15 a.m. at join in the fun. The following events are scheduled for teens Windmill Beach. during the month of August at the Youth Center. Awards will be presented to the top three winners. Project Player events For more information, call the Youth Center at Competition for all events begins at 8:45 p.m. The Chess tournament 4075. cost is $1 and is payable by 8:30 p.m. on the night of will be the plan of the day for a Pre-teen skateboard competition Careful strategy the event. Awards will be presented to the top three Project Player chess tournament set for Tuesday, finishers. Promising fast and furious action, a skateboard com- Aug. 15, at the Goldhill Quarterdeck. Single elimina- petition is scheduled for Friday, Aug. 11, at the Youth August 9 - Pool tournament at 7 p.m. 6 p.m. tion play begins August 11 - Foosball tournament Center beginning at The cost is $1 per person. Register at the quarter- The entry fee is $1 and payable by 5:45 p.m. at the August 16 - Arm wrestling tournament deck between 6:30 and 6:50 p.m. A first-place trophy Youth Center. August 18 - Slam dunk contest will be awarded to the winner of the battle. For more information, call the Youth Center at August 19 - Ping pong tournament For more information, call Amy at 3246. August 24 - Sketch and guess 4075. Acey-deucy tournament Teen foosball tournament August 25 - Skateboard competition Project Player will host an acey-deucy Teen foosball enthusiasts can try their skill at the tourna- August 30 - Pool tournament ment tonight at the Leeward Point Community foosball tournament set for Friday, Aug. 11, starting at Pool tournament results Single elimination play begins at 7:30 p.m. the Youth Center. Center. Paul Hauge Jr. won first-place in the pre-teen pool 8:45 p.m. at The entry fee is $1 and payable at the community The participation fee is $1 and payable by 8:30 p.m. tournament held at the Youth Center Aug. 2. David center. The tournament winner will receive a trophy. For more information, call Patrick or Katy at 4075. Stump came in second-place and Kevin Thaxton was For more information, call Amy at 3246. the third-place winner. Teen pool tournament Basketball results Teens will be racking up points at the pool tourna- 6 Steve Sawtelle and Willie Way were the winning ment set for Wednesday, Aug. 9, at 8:45 p.m. at the Dive notes team of the two-on-two basketball tournament held at Youth Center. Windward Hidden Beach dive the Youth Center Aug. 3. Everette Youngblood and The entry fee is $1 and payable by 8:30 p.m. at the There will be a Windward Hidden Beach dive Bryan Pennington took second-place with Todd Youth Center. Awards will be presented to the top three Saturday, Aug. 12. We will meet at 8 a.m. at the Murray and Chad Ingold coming in third. players. gate. The club's combination lock will then be on the BMX race For more information, call the Youth Center at gate for any latecomers. Free air tickets will be given MWR Youth Activities is sponsoring a BMX 4075. to participating club members. Bicycle Motor Cross Race Saturday, Aug. 12, begin- For more information, call Jackie at 2618 or Jim ning at 9 a.m. Bicyclists will compete at the salt flat Fitness Division activities at 2922. north of Villamar Pool. Captain's Cup soccer The cost to participate is $5 per person and is An organizational meeting for Captain's Cup soccer Corral events payable by 8:45 a.m. at the race. Participants must will be held at the base gym Friday, Sept. 8, at 5 p.m. Night rides wear a helmet and knee pads or long pants. Age For more information, call John at 2560. Register now for the popular night rides spon- groups will be 5 to 10 years, 10 to 15 years and 15 sored by the MWR Corral. Rides will be offered years and older. Aquatics Department activities Thursday, Aug. 10, and Thursday, Aug. 24, from 6 to For more information, call the Youth Center at 8 p.m. Adult beginner swim lessons 4075. The cost is $5 per person. Sixteen horses will be Adult beginner swim lessons I Pre-teen foosball will start at the Marine available. MWR Youth Activities offers a pre-teen foosball Pool Monday, Aug. 21. The two-week classes are For more information, call Glen Monday through Thursday or Laurie at tournament Wednesday, Aug. 16, at the Youth Center from 7:15 to 8 p.m. 2381. at 6 p.m. Awards will be presented to first-, second- The class fee is $15. Register by calling the MWR and third-place winners. Information Office at 3845. The participation cost is $1. For more information, For more information, call the Aquatics Department Bowling notes call the Youth Center at 4075. at 2193. Pre-teen foosball Youth swim teams formed YABA banquet MWR Youth Activities offers a pre-teen foosball Two swim teams have been formed for Guantanamo The Young American Bowling Alliance Bowling tourney Wednesday, Aug. 16, at the Youth Center Bay youths as the result of a recent swim team organ- Banquet will be held Saturday, Aug. 12, at the beginning at 6 p.m. izational meeting. "Saturday's" teen club. The banquet will be held Awards will be presented to first-, second- and According to aquatics coordinator Beth Krouch, from noon to 5 p.m. third-place winners. The participation cost is $1. having two swim teams will give young swimmers a We are asking parents to bring a covered dish or a For more information, call the Youth Center at chance for more competition. dessert. 4075. One team will meet Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday For more information, call Debi at 3609 anytime.

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