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Vol. 45 -- No. 100 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, May 30, 1989 Parents can work together frith the delivery of their baby By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE birth and after the baby is born, the more the couple will be able to handle the If a baby is in your future, the Red occurrence much better. Cross sponsors a Preparation for Parent- "In fact, I have found that the more hood Course or more commonly known as informed expectant mother has a shorter a Lamaze class. labor and an easier delivery." "This is not a natural childbirth class," said Betsy Beaujon, a certified instructor Approximately 15 couples are allowed in and Red Cross volunteer. "What we teach each class. "The Red Cross prefers for in these classes is active relaxation skills couples to schedule themselves in a class so the mother can do and the father can coach when they have completed it, there's only Pictured from left to right are the babies from the November Lazame class: so that they can learn to work with the about a two-week span before the actual Zane Bennett, Alexandria Dodd, Clayton Wilson, Samantha Hopper, contractions and not against them." delivery date," said Beaujon. "This is so James Pettus, Rachael Clapp and Karly Oster. Not pictured are Victoria Beaujon teaches a seven week course the mother doesn't grow weary of practic- Newhouse and Nathan Reece. (Photo by JOSN Lisa M. Enloe) in which she discusses prenatal care, the ing her breathing skills or the couple actual birth and postnatal care. The Red doesn't risk forgetting what they have make the whole experience much more The Red Cross has three volunteers to oss also sponsors a five week class as learned." pleasant. teach their Preparation for Parenthood According to Beaujon, the many "What's nice about teaching the class Course. The sessions are held in the Fleet "The more the couple is aware of what couples that have already gone through the here is that I get to see the results of Sick Call area of the Naval Hospital. For is happening to the mother's body during Lamaze classes have said they've learned a eeveryone's hard work and that's a further information or to register for ai. her pregnancy, while she's actually giving lot and what they have learned helped wonderful payoff." class, call the Red Cross at 2234 or 4676.'L

New Navy Secretary sworn in Navy makes goodwill visit NAVY NEWS SERVICE At a welcoming ceremony May 19, Vice NAVY NEWS SERVICE Garrett transferred to the Judge Adm. Mauz expressed his hope that the visit would foster good relations between the two Advocate General Corps in 1972 For the first time in 40 years, ships from navies and commented on the warm recep- The road to the top for a as the Force Judge Advocate and the visited Shanghai Legal Advisor to the Commander, when USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19), USS Sterett tion from the Chinese people saying, "We former Machinist's Mate was had the opportunity to pass many ships and reached when H.Lawrence Force, U.S. Pacific (CG 31) and USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG 60) made a goodwill visit to the Chinese port city. many people watching our progress (up the Fleet. He was assigned as an a Garrett III was sworn in May 15, Thelast U.S. Navy ship in Shanghai was USS river). We saw people waving and we saw as the 68th Secretary of the assistant counsel in the Office of general feeling of goodwill and hospitiality. vl. A . iin May 1949. Navy. Counsel to the President before Blue Ridge is the flag ship for Com- So we enter your city with a great feeling of Garrett began his Naval retiring as a commander in 1981 mander U.S. 7th Fleet Vice Adm. Henry goodwill and we look forward very much to Service enlisting as a Machinist's after a 20-year career. In August Mauz, who was embarked for the port visit. returning that feeling." of 1987 he became Undersecre- Almost 1,700 sailors on board the three ships The Shanghai visit comes justonemonth Mate on and was after the Chinese training ship "Zheng He" assigned to USS Sea Poacher (SS tary of the Navy. visited the city, sightseeing and shopping and participating in other recreational activi- made a port call to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 406). Commissioned as a Naval President George Bush nomi- becoming the first PLA-N ship ever to visit nated Garrett, then Undersecretary ties during their stay. aviation cadet in 1964, he served One of the purposes of the visit was to the United States. Three U.S. ships visited as a Naval flight officer in Viet- of the Navy, to succeed William promote friendly relations between the U.S. Qingdao in late 1986 marking the U.S. nam. Ball III, in early April. The Senate Navy and the Chinese Navy - called the Navy's first appearance in a Chinese Port A graduate of the University unanimously confirmed Garrett people's liberation Army-Navy (PLA-N). since 1949. The port visits area reflection of of San Diego School of Law, May 12. Official functions, exchange visits and improved Sino-American relations and are sporting events are designed to forster part of an ongoing effort to increase contacts improved Navy-to-Navy relations. between the two navies. #Jvore child-care facilities needed By MARY PETERSON York), 12 weeks old in two states (Wyoming NAS awards personnel AFIS Correspondent and Illinois) unless special permission is granted. Iowa, Kansas and Michigan accept The following personnel received Quinton Miller 2-week-olds, awards at the Naval Air Station Letter of Appreciation: AT2 The need for child care on military Alaska accepts 3-week-olds installations is a major concern of the Defense and Connecticut, Washington and Wiscon- awards ceremony May 25: John Walker, ABF3 Kathy Beckert, sin accept 4-week-olds. Department. Navy Achievement Medal: PR2 ABF1 Thomas Reed, ABF2 Rebecca The demand for child care far surpasses Currently, no state has established mini- Katrina Cannon (first) Villa, ABFAA Randy Wright, MM2 mum age requirements the supply. Even though there are more than for family day care. Good Conduct Medal: BU2 Victor Millian, ABF1 Darrin Harris, 600 child-care centers and 11,000 licensed The standard for the Air Force is infants 2 Micheal Walton (first), CE2 Nickey ABF2 Mark Fox, MM2 John Earley, family day-care homes on military instal- weeks old at family day care. It is 4 weeks old Jones (first) and RM3 Sharon Wright MM2 Randall Dixon, ABF3 Janna lations worldwide, thousands of service in the Army and the Marine Corps and 6 weeks (first) James, ABF2 Randy Royce, ABF2 members and civilian employees are on old for the Navy. Letter of Commendation: AD3 Sandra Ditro, ABFAN Bolivar waiting lists to enroll their children in base The military services require immuni- Shaun Shannon, AC3 Kirby Johnson, Maldonado, MM2 Paul Burdette, centers and homes. zations and health certificates for children AT1 James Riley, PR3 John Dardeen, ABF2 Roy Weeden, AA Tracy Quality child care is important. As with in center and family care. Immunizations ABH2 Jerry Chapman and ABH2 Aldridge and ABF1 Alfred McNeely any investment, parents should compare are required in 46 states for children in center what is available. How does the care pro- care and in 38 states for children in family ided by installation centers and licensed care. Three states (Arizona, Idaho and homes compare with similar care in the local Nebraska) do not require immunizations for Naval Hospital awards staff community? center care until the children are of school Espiritu, HM3 Ronald Maniece, Capt. According to DoD's Office of Family age; Minnesota and Montana do not require The following personnel received Policy and Support, the Department of immunizations for infants in center care. awards at a Naval Hospital awards Michael Murphy, HM2 Saldon Settles, Defense ranks in the median of nine impor- ceremony May 18: and RM2 Clifton Stock tant child-care standards in the 50 states and The services require health and emer- Navy Commendation Medal: Certificate of Appointment: the District of Columbia. gency medical training for care-givers. In HMCM(SW) Leslie McIntire HM1 Willie Wilbur Two of those standards are minimum contract, only 23 states require some of their Navy Achievement Medal: HM3 Emergency Medical Technicians enrollment age and health requirements. staff to undergo emergency medical training. RonaldManiece Certificate: HM3 Robert Reynolds Children must be at least 6 weeks old to And only 16 states require health training. Good Conduct Award: HM3 and HM3 Edward Ritter be enrolled in military day-care centers on Four states (, Maine, Nevada and New Ruel Mercardo Traffic Safety Instructor/AAA installations. Jersey) require both. Letter of Appreciation: HM1 Driver Improvement Program The same minimum enrollment age - 6 With increasing emphasis on child care in Gregory Atwood, Ms. Jovita Certificate: Lt. Jan Beaujon III weeks - is the criteria in 19 states and the the United States, the statistics are rapidly District of Columbia. Children must be 8 changing. Counties and municipalities may weeks old have higher standards than state standards. in two states (Maryland and New I National Safe Boating Week starts early June, 31st annual BAY NEWS approved personal flotation device Fish Fry Cancelled youths who are at least 14 years old. U.S. citizens By EVELYN D. HARRIS - and make sure everyone in the The weekly fish fry at the MWR Barrel Club must also have a social security number and all AFIS Correspondent boat is wearing one. Of the 1,036 has been cancelled until further notice due to lack youths ages 14 and 15 must have written parental consent. people who died in boating accidents of business. For more information, call 3845. June 4-10 will be the 31st An- in 1987, 89 percent were not wear- Two types of positions are available, clerical and laborer. nual National Safe Boating Week. ing life jackets. Students may file for either type of Office closure position and must clearly state which type of work Since 1958, when the week was first - Respect the water, even if it's The Naval Legal Service Office detachment is desired. proclaimed, the number of recrea- a small lake. The two major causes will be closed until Friday, June 2 for court term. Applicants will be hired on a first come, first of tional boats nationwide has grown fatal accidents are capsizings and served basis. Applications may be picked up at from five million to 17 million. falls overboard. Most happen in 4th of July meeting CCPO, Bldg. 804, between 12:30 and 4 p.m., According to the National small boats on small inland bodies of The next meeting of the 4th of July Committee Monday through Friday and must be returned by Transportation Safety Board, some water. will be Wednesday, May 31, at 8 a.m. in the June 9. Employment will begin June 19. 1,036 people died in 1987 while - Be alert to weather condi- Marine Barracks Conference Room, Bldg. M201. boating-more than the combined tions. Out on the water a thun- Request all committee members attend. Pre-Natal Class annual fatalities from airline acci- derstorm can be more than an incon- Red Cross is sponsoring Childbirth (Pre-Natal) dents, commercial shipping and rail venience. It can capsize a boat and New hours classes during the months of May and June. accidents. threaten the lives of the occupants. The new NEX Optical Shop hours are, The five-session course will be held starting The National Safe Boating The National Safe Boating Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., tonight and continue for five consecutive Tuesdays Council hopes to reduce the number Council advises boaters to listen to closed Sunday and holidays. The Optical Shop is ending June 27. Classes will meet in the Naval of boating fatalities by educating weather reports before going out located in the main retail store near Personalized Hospital Fleet Sick Call Room from 7 to 9 p.m. Services. It has a wide the public on safe boating practices. and while they are on the water. variety of frames and Anyone due between now and the middle of July contact lenses available. Hunt Anderson, who heads the Coast -Don't overloadyourboat. The may call and register at 4647 during working hours. Guard's Boating Education Branch small utility boats people use for and is the council's secretary, said fishing, hunting and day cruising Command Retention Meeting Water outage the council is giving special atten- tend to be unstable and can easily There will be a Command Retention Team There will be a scheduled water outage tion this year to "nontraditional swamp or capsize. A modem out- Meeting Wednesday, May 31, at 2 p.m. in the Saturday and Sunday, June 3 and 4 from midnight Family Service Center Training Room. All boaters"-people who use a boat for board boat has a plate indicating the to 6 a.m. for PWD personnel to conduct a water Command Retention Members are required to sport fishing, water skiing or hunt- maximum outboard horsepower and leak survey. The following areas attend. CPO's and division officers are encouraged will be effected: ing. Such users probably make up as carrying capacity of the boat. The June 3, all of Granadillo Circle, June 4, all of to attend; and as always, Tenant Activity Career much as 90 percent of the boating number of seats in a boat isn't a Granadillo Point. Counselors are invited to attend. For further population, but do not think of measure of its capacity. Overloaded information, contact the Command Career themselves as boaters. boats overturn. Counselors Office at 4575 or 4298. Mail orderly training Because they don't think of - Load your boat properly. A There is a mandatory training class for all themselves as boaters, they're person sitting on the gunwale, seat Separating employees personnel that have turned in mail orderly applica- back or bow of a small boat not only unlikely to take a safe boating tions to the Post Office, Wednesday, June 7 at 9 puts the boat out of trim, making it All employees separating from their positions course. a.m. in the Family Service Center training room. harder to maneuver, but is in danger must check out through the Consolidated Civilian "Know Before You Go," is the Any other mail orderlies that of falling overboard. (Last summer, Personnel Office. It is the responsibility of the im- have not attended theme for the safety week. Accord- previous classes are welcome a young man was sitting on the bow mediate supervisors to inform their separating em- to attend. ing to Anderson, boat users need to of a runabout on a New Hampshire ployees of this. CONUS hires need to start check know their craft and safety equip- lake. When the operator cut the out procedures one week prior to departure. Local Shell and Bottle Show ment; weather and water condi- throttle, the bow dropped suddenly, hires should be scheduled before noon of the last The GBOWC's Shell and Bottle Show, tions; the boating "rules of theroad" throwing the man into the water. day of employment. scheduled for Saturday, June 3, has been postponed. and their personal limitations. The boat passed over him, and the The new date is to be announced. Copies of the To help people with this, the propeller cut off his leg at the hip. New for lunch book, The Sensitive Sheller, are now available at Coast Guard has a consumer hotline The man died on his way to the Check put a new place in town for lunch. The the Treasure and Trivia Shop during regular r-i 3-68-5647) to answer ques- hospital.) Utticers 4.lub is now offering all-hands lunch working hours, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 9 tions relating to safety and product -Booze and boats don't mix. Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and Thursday evening from 5 to recalls. (In the Washington, D.C. Alcohol reduces muscle coordina- more information, call 2132 or 2531. 7 p.m. area, call 267-0780.) tion and balance, which increases the The Sensitive Sheller will also be available at For information about a safe chances of falling overboard or Teller at Leeward the GBOWC's Fourth of July booth. The cost is $5. boating course, contact your instal- capsizing a boat. In addition, marine conditions-the motion and noise of Central Fidelity Bank will have tellers at the lation safety office or call 1-800- Leeward Point facility Thursday, June 1. Special movies 336-BOAT (except inVirginia-l- the boat combined with sun, wine and glare-compound the effects of Project Player's special movies 800-245-BOAT) or, in the Washing- for June at the alcohol.If you want to serve alcohol School registration Downtown Lyceum features and Jack ton, D.C., area, call 823-9550. on your boat, use the designated W. T. Sampson Elementary School's registra- Nicholson. See Heartburn, Friday, June 2 and Some points covered in the driver concept. But remember in- tion dates for the 1989/1990 school season will be Ironweed, Saturday, June 3. Both movies start at 8 courses: toxicated passengers are also at risk held the following dates in the W.T. Sampson p.m. -Always wear a Coast Guard- on the water. Elementary School's multi-purpose room: Saturday, June 3, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.; HURREX change WEEKLY WATER USAGE Sunday, June 4, 1to 4 p.m.; Monday, June 5, 8 HURREX 1989, originally scheduled for May a.m. to noon and 5 to 7 p.m. May 22 - 28 20 through 30, has been postponed. COMNA- VAIRLANT has tentatively rescheduled the Technical writing exercise for mid-June. 2 There are still seats available in the Functional 1.8 Skills Technical Writing Class. This class is Friends MG 1.6 geared to petty officers who need to improve or of the Library I A 1.4 brush up on their writing skills. For more informa- The Friends of the Library will hold its monthly LL 1.2 tion, call Lori at 4307, Monday through Friday meeting Sunday, June 4, at 2 p.m. in the base LL 1 from 8 a.m. to noon. library. Come meet the new officers and plan the 10O 0.8 July Book Fair. 0.6 Motorcycle footwear NS Ns 0.4 Motorcyclist are required to wear hard sole Commodore 64 or 128 Owners 0.2 shoes with a heel. A single-piece composition The Commodore Club has gone back to the 0 sole-heel combination with an instep is acceptable. basics. Come learn what you can do with your Hard-soled shoes are defined as consisting of Commodore 64 or 128. Learn to have fun with your Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun leather soles of a type found in ordinary street computer. ® DAILY USE GOAL shoes or of a composition material that is equally The next meeting will be Thursday, June 11 at resistant to abrasions, cuts and tears. Most athletic Villamar 723 B. Please bring your own drinks. For and boating shoes will not satisfy this definition information call Sandy at 2956 anytime. and therefore tennis shoes and dock siders are not allowed. Housing inspections The Naval Station Fire Department will be Guantanamo Gazette Chapel Nursery conducting housing inspections from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The Chapel Nursery is seeking one adult to on the following dates and locations: Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, assist in the nursery Sunday mornings and Satur- Tuesday, May 30, Cuban Trailer Park, units day or Sunday evenings. This is a paid position. 1732 through 1758. Naval Base Commander Capt. John S. Boyd, USN For more information, call Barbara Ray at 2540 Thursday, June 1, Housing units Admin. Hill. Public Affairs OfficerL.Li Bob Hines, USNR anytime. Residents who are unable to comply with the Editorial Staff Editor . JO SN D irk Rose, USN above schedule should call the Fire Prevention Assistant Editor.JOSN Lisa M. Enloe, USN Summer work Office at 3441 or 3442 to schedule an appointment. The editorial content of this newspaperis prepared, edited and provided by the PublicAffairs Office The Civilian Personnel Office (CCPO) is now of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members accepting applications for summer working aid R & R cancellation of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect employment. The program is open to all U.S. The R & R flight scheduled for Thursday, June the official views of the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof. The Guananamo Gazeae citizens and non-U.S., and contractor dependent 1, to Grand Cayman is canceled. is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. i

PAGE 2 TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1989 GUANTANAMo GAZETTE DINING BAY WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE POST 46 Tonight's Dinner: Home Delivery Service Available May/June 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 Wednesday's Lunch: Ocean Perch Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Officers ------17 -- CPO 18 STOPLIGHT INN Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 Tonight's Dinner: Breaded Pork Cutlets Wednesday's McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 Lunch: Stewed Peas or Pig's Feet Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 15 Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 BLUE CARIBE Windjammer ------1 2 3 Tonight's Dinner: All You Can Eat B/C Stew or BBQ Ribs - Indicates there will be no movie. Suey Wednesday's Lunch: Beef Chop Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown.

DEER POINT OFFICERS' CLUB 1. 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. Tonight's Dinner: Italian Night Wednesday's Lunch: Roast Turkey 2. Apprentice To Murder: Donald Sutherland - Chad Lowe: A backwoods faith healer slowly draws a teenager into a mysterious and dangerous web of deception which includes murder. SUSPENSE (PG-13) 1 hr. 33 min.

CPO CLUB 3.Over The Top: - Robert Loggia: Financially struggling truck driver Stallone fights his Tonight's Dinner: T-Bone Dinner for Two millionaire father-in-law to maintain his son's custody combating a bruiser for the prize money in the world arm Wednesday'sLunch: Liver w/Onions wrestling championship. ACTION (PG) 1 hr. 29 min. 4. Clockwise: John Cleese- Penelope Wilton: John Cleese stars as a meticulous educator whose orderly life is tumed WINDJAMMER CLUB upside-down on the most important day of his life by many hilarious obstacles. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 36 min. Tonight's Dinner: Windjammer is Closed. 5. The Hitcher: Rutger Hauer- C. Thomas Howell: A motorist passing through Texas makes the mistake of picking up a hitchhiker and finds himself entangled in a web of violence and irrationality. DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 38 min. CLIPPER CLUB 6. Pretty in Pink: Molly Ringwald - Harry Dean Stanton: Teenage high school romance between not so rich Molly Tonight's Dinner: Steak Night for Two for $10 Ringwald and rich boy Andrew McCarthy. He invites her to the prom and stands her up. Despite peer pressure and economic differences they kiss and make up. DRAMATIC-COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 37 min.

7. Cinderella: Animated: At the palace ball, Prince Charming is captivated by the beautiful Cinderella only to lose her at the stroke of midnight. With Cinderella's glass slipper as a guide Prince Channing searches the countryside for its CLASSIFIED ADS owner in this enchanting Disney classic. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 15 min. All items for the classified section must be submitted on 8 I/2 in. paper with '77 Hammond I/O 19.5 ft., runabout on 8. The Care Bears II - A New Beginning: Animated: The popular bear clan looks in on Kristy, a troubled young girl a maximum of 40 words per advertise- trailer, 235 hp., 351 w/Ford w/OMC who has run afoul of herfriends ata camp and into trouble with the Bears' number one nemesis, Dark Heart (the "Darth ment. Each item tobe sold must be submit- outdrive, set for diving. Call 3398. Vader" of Care Beardom). Come along and see how they help Kristy and show all the love that the Care Bears have ted on a separate sheet of paper unless Pontoon boat, 8xl6 ft., one 25 hp. Johnson to offer. ANIMATION (G) I hr. 16 min. theyfall underthe same category.Adssub- and one 25 hp. Evinrude, safety equip., mitted which include a variety of items will $800. Call 4167 AWH. 9.Blind Date: Bruce Willis -Kim Basinger: A serious young man (Bruce Willis) goes on a blind date with a seemingly be placed under Miscellaneous. Ads must '85, 18 ft. glass strem runabout w/22 ft. demure girl (Kim Basinger) only to have his life wrecked in this zany comedy. COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 22 min. be signed and include a phone number glass ridetrailer, 140hp I/O eng. w/only 73 where the submitter can be reached dur- hrs. and new tune-up, all new safety 10a. DoubleFeature: The Weather Lady: : Come see Rocky and all his zany friends in various cartoon clips. ing normal working hours. equip., 200 ft. anchor line, runs 42 mph, CARTOON (G) 29 min. Deadlines:Ads are publishedfor two asking $5,000. Call Steve Phelps at 4351 10b. The Great Mouse Detective: Vincent Price - Barry Ingham: Disney's 26th full-length animated feature is a consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday DWH or 3051 AWH. story full of humor, adventure and fun, that has all the hallmarks of a new classic. When a master toymaker is andThursday andFriday).Ads must be in New Morse boat helm steering unit w/ mysteriously kidnapped, the great mouse detective Basil is called in to match wits with his old rival, the villainous by noon Wednesday or Friday preceding steering wheel. Call Russ at2300 DWH or Professor Ratigan. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 23 min. the desired publication dates. 3493 AWH. Leeward Point residents may submit CARPEIS 11. Poltergeist II -The Other Side: JoBeth Williams - Craig T. Nelson: Four years ago, the most violent episode ads via telephone.All other residents must 9Off white, 12x15, $100. Country green, ofpsychic activity ever recorded destroyed the Freeling family's home and almost destroyed them with it. Now many submit written ads to the Public Affairs x12, $75. Call 4997 AT. years later and many miles away, just as suddenly as it ended, the nightmare is about to begin again. SCIENCE--' Office, Bldg. 760, Admin. Hill. Blue 12x12, $50. Two 9x3 rose runners, FICTION (PG-13) 1 hr. 31 min. $15. Leaving island, must sell. Call 3366 LOST AT. 12. Murphy's Law: - Carrie Snodgress: When veteran homicide detective, Jack Murphy, is framed Will the person who took the front wheel DIVE.GEAR for the murder of his own ex-wife - its time to get tough. In a desperate race against time, Murphy must break out of from my bike at McDonald's on May 23, BC, med., super 80 tank, U.S. Diver regu- jail in order to unravel the threads of his assailant's web before the final victim is snared. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. returit it. I haveno other way to getto work lator, weight belt, small fins, all for $300. 40min. each day. Spear gun, Mares, snubnose, like new, Ladies pink diveskins at Kittery beach, $70. Call 4883. 13. Out of Bounds: Anthony Michael Hall - Jenny Wright: Daryl Cage, a quiet Iowa farmboy is joining his brother Mon., May 22. If found call 3645 AT. FURNITURE in Los Angeles to make a better life for himself. He inadvertently gets involved in a drug deal which leads to murder AIR CONDITIONERS Coffee and two end tables, $150. Antique and his fight for survival in unfamiliar surroundings. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 33 min. 24,000 Btu, $300. 11,000 Btu, $50. 5,000 dresser, $75. Call 3398 AT. Btu, $100. Call 4997 AT. Blue floral sofa, good cond., $75. Brown 14. The Zoo Gang: Eric Curry - Tiffany Helm: Finally Kate, Ricky and their friends have got a place of their own APPLIANCES tweed Lazy Boy recliner, $50. Call 4997 to party and have fun-a dilapidated old nightclub called The Zoo. And you can bet that when a gang of local hoods Sears microwave oven, $100. Call 4997 AT. tries to take it away from them, they won't give in without a fight. ADVENTURE (PG-13) 1 hr. 37 min. AT. Dark pine dinning room set, table, w/six GE dishwasher, pot scrubber, $250. ladder back chairs, excel. cond., $400. 15. Death Before Dishonor: Fred Dryer-Joanna Pacula: Marine Gunnery Sergeant Jack Bums, atough no-BS NCO, Amana heavy duty washer/dryer, $550 Call 3203 AT. finds himself assigned to Embassy Security in the turbulent Middle Eastemnation of Lebanon. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 36 BO. Call 3398. Two brown bar stools, excel. cond., $40. rs heavy duty convertible washer/ Call 3203 AT. 'yer, $150, avail. June 30. Call 4997 AT. Dark pine end table w/cabinets, excel. 16. Radio Days: - Seth Green: Woody Allen's new comedy on the effect radio had on its listeners in the Fridgedaire washer/dryer, both in good cond., $45. Call 3203 AT. days before and during World War II. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 28 min. shape, clean and in good working order, Earthtone plaid lvng no. couch, opens $350 0B0. Call Bill at 4510 DWH or 2093 into queen size bed, w/matching chair, just 17. Who's That Girl: - Griffin Dunne: A parolee (Madonna) who was imprisoned for a crime that she AWH. been cleaned, two end tables and coffee didn't commit is determined to find the real criminal. Her attomey (Griffin Dunne) unwittingly gets involved in her Kenmore heavy duty washer/dryer, excel. table, excel. cond., $350. Also, TV table, search which includes a cougar named Murray. COMEDY-DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 37 min. running cond., $350 for both. Also energy good cond., $15. Call 3203 AT. saver Whirlpool dishwasher, excel. run- Maple dinning rm table w/4 chairs, excel. 18: The Wind: Meg Foster - David McCallum: New York writer Sian Anderson battles raging killer winds in a ning cond., $300. Call 3203 AT. cond., $100. Record cabinet, good cond., Freezer, upright, 16 cu. ft, very good $10. Call 3203 AT. primitive, isolated greek town. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 33 min. cond., $275. Call 4883 AWH. Bed rn set, head board, dresser w/mirror, G All Ages. chest of drawers, adjustable bed frame, '72 International pickup, good eng.,needs adjusts to queen size, full size box spring, PG Not recommended for younger children. brake work, $1,000. Call Cindy at 2692 mattress included, $500 OBO. Call Bill at R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. AT. 4510 DWH or 2093 AWH. '72 Mercury Capn, reblt. eng., 2,600 V-6, Living on set, couch, love seat, coffee good running cond., AM/FM radio w/cas- table, 2-end tables, wall unit, excel. cond., Movies begin at 8 p.m. sette, $1,200. Call Francis at 63 10 DWH or no rips, tears or scratches, $1,400, OBO. 6064 AWH. Call Bill at 4510 DWH or 2093 AWH. '76 Ford Maverick, well kept and maint., Kitchen set, glass, brass and wood table, d cond., asking $1,200. Call 4187 w/4 chairs, bought two months ago for Panasonic stereo, 8-track w/cassette and Ige. screened porch, plenty of parking If so, call Sherry at 2196 and leave the WH. $150, will set for $100, firm. Call Bill at adapt., AM/FM, tumtable, 2 speakers, space. Call 4187 DWH. cleaning to me. 78 Monte Carlo, p/s, p/b, a/t, $2,250. Call 4510 DWH or 2093 AWH. excel. cond., $75. Stereo stand, $12. Small 2981 AWH. Dinning table w/removable glass top, TV stand, $8. Record Cabinet, $10. Call SERVICES TWO-WHEELERS '81 Ford Fairmont, 4-dr. sedan, small V-8, good cond., asking $30 OBO. Call 3362 Cindy at 2692 AT. Home child care providers have available '73 Honda, 125cc motorcycle, power p/s, p/b, a/c, inspec. good until Jan. '90, AT. Ping Pong table, $50. Call 2809. space for children call: Julie Evans at2799 sprocket, new chain, rebuilt top end on pick up at ferry landing June 6, $2,200. MISCELLANEOUS 3-ceiling fans w/lights and extension (drop-ins only) located in EC; Sharon at eng., new clutch lever and battery, 6V, Call Cindy at 2692 AT. Pre-packout sale, two cribs s/mattress and poles, $35 each. Call 4997 AT. 4464 (toddlers) located in CO. insp. good until May 90, runs great, $300 '82 Ford Futura, a/i, a/c, 6 cyl., very good pads, $50 ea. OBO. Baby swing, $15 Weight set, bench, attachable leg press, Planning to transfer, want to start looking OBO. Call 3398 AT. cond., $2,500. Call 4883 AWH. OBO. Wicker changing table, $15. OBO. separate situp bench, curl bar, 2 dumb- for a house or apt. to buy, sell, or rent '83 Honda Urban Express 50 cc scooter, '84 Dodge Colt, a/c, one owner, 41,000 Washer 3-spd., $50 OBO. 12x18 blue bells, press bar, approx. 120 lbs weights, anywhere in the continental U.S.? I am a runs great, helmetleaving island, must mi., runs great, available July 21, $2,500. carpet, $50 OBO. All items avail. June 2. working sell, $175 OBO. Call 3361 AT Call 4167 AWH. Call 2472 AWH. $70 OBO. Call 4902 DWH or 2164 AWH. licensed real estate salesperson 3 Ceiling fan, Hunter replica, $60. Two here in GTMO. Call Robert at 2164 '84 Honda PA50 open, black, great shape. '88 Ford Ranger XLT, supercab 4x4, Pre-packout sale, -pc. living r tset, 15,000 miles, take over payments, or will $225. 5-pc. kitchenette set, $175. Portable Stems infant life jackets, $20 ea. Hydros- AWH. Call 3398 AT. consider reasonable trade for van. Call dishwasher, $150. Clothes dryer 3-spd., lide, good cond., $70. Call 4883 AWH. Professional dog grooming services avail- '85 Honda Elite 80 scooter, w/spare 4702 DWH or 2164 AWH. $150. 6x9 mauve carpet, $65. All items Roller racers, 3, like new, $20 ea. Call able, 9 yrs. experience. Call Cheryl at scooter parts, shop manual, excel. cond., BICYCLES avail. June 2. Call 2472 AWH. 4883 AWH. 2961. $700 OBO. Call 3398 AT. Schwin High Sierra, 18-spd., excel. cond, Radio controlled car, come w/all accesso- Housetrailer: Ige. 3-bedrm, located on top Maid service, good ref. Tired of coming Honda 100, good cond., extra parts, avail- $300. Call 4997 AT. ries, excel. cond. Call 2602 AWH. of Gas Hill w/beautiful view of bay, shed home to a dirty house after a day's work? able June 9, $400. Call 4883 AWH.

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Seabee 'Can Do' run set for June 17 Interim manager and healed NMCB 7 is sponsoring a Sea- McCalla Road, running across women's 19 to 29, 30 to 39, and I shortstop add new life to Toronto bee"CanDo" 5Krun/walk Satur- the runway toward the Phil-Am 40 and over. seemed day, June 17, starting at 7 a.m. Club to Fisherman's Road. Then A fee of $6 is charged to par- FROM WIRE REPORTS to find new life. The run will start at the top of the runners will head north on ticipatein the race which includes They also found new heart the hill above Cable Beach. Run- Fisherman's Road andrun around a Seabee T-shirt. The Toronto Blue Jays seem everytime they looked at short- ners and walkers will park at the the runway, taking a left at All entry forms need to be to be coming to life after their stop and found that Fernandez Seabee Compound and bus trans- Mitscher Road, running through filled out and submitted to PN1 sluggish beginning. It may be due was there. Tony missed about a monthW portation will be provided to the Corinaso housing and ending at Klein or CE2 Pyzalski at the to two people, interim manager play after he suffered a fractured starting point. the Seabee Compound. Seabee Compound or send via Cito Gaston, and the hustling After starting at the top of the Medals will be awarded to the Guard Mail, stop 22. heart of the team, shortstop Tony right cheekbone when struck by a pitch from hill, runners will run north along top three finishers in the 19 and For more information, call Fernandez. Cecilio Guante of Sherman Ave. andthen turn leftat under category, men's and 4838 or 4825. It appears that Gaston's in- Texas. That was on April 7. Some batters become run-shv terim job shortly will be inter- Om n-ly erupted. The Blue Jays have an- when they incur that kind of in "Can Do" 5K walk/run re( gistration form bounced they will appoint a moe jury. Fernandez says he feels 1o al Name: Age: permanent manager soon. Gaston seems to be taking it well. He says helmet with an extra e strip on th ,h he will look for a post as skipper side for protection. He is a switch on some other team. He is the h , by the way. Shirt Size: M L XL (circle one) fourth black man to have a major Few people will dispute th le league managerial job. idea thatFernandez is the best all No matter what happens in around player on the Toronto to I Sign: Toronto, Gaston did well in his club. He does it all, he hits, runs S, first week after taking over for and fields his position. He is th le Return to Seabee Compound or send via Guard Mail, stop 22. Jimy Williams. The players spark. 4 Royal's star on injured list

The FROM WIRE REPORTS best the physicians can Rest is needed in the exercise program offer the Royals in the way of hope for Brett's return is some- The story is told in "Running can get an overstress injury. So it Kansas City is still within FROM WIRE REPORTS striking distance in the American time late in June. and Fitnews," the newsletter of pays to know when trouble is The Royals were comfortably the American Running and Fit- coming. League West and there is a long There are two parts of an way to go. over.500 when George was in the ness Association. Dr. Thomas One way, says Mopin, is to lineup, but have been playing exercise program, and any of us Nelson, who directs the South- take your pulse daily after you get can excel in one of them. But, can the Royals make a close to break-even baseball with western Michigan Sports- up, but while you are still in bed. him out. The trouble is that it won't do medicine Clinic in Kalamazoo, A rate of 10 heart beats higher run for it without George Brett, much good without the other. says rest has to follow exercise. than average for that time of day their veteran superstar who has There must have been some been sidelined since late April When he does return the He says exercise stresses the is a sign you may need more rest. Royals want George to go back to -- kind of oversight. Coach potato is body. And the stress gets worse as Nelson says other signs that with a knee injury? He caught his not yet an Olympic sport. spikes in the artificial turf of first base, but there have been you exercise harder and longer. your body needs a break are a repeated rumors that he might You'd think it would be, con- Stress is good because your body feeling of tiredness during nor- Royals stadium in Kansas City. sidering how important rest is to The diagnosis was "a torn medial take over as designated hitter. responds to reasonable doses by mal daily activities and nagging That, of course, would lessen the an exercise program. your muscles. collateral ligament in his right growing strong enough to handle aches, especially in chance of another injury. But before you gear up for it. knee". serious competitive resting, bear Provided that you give it time. Finally, track your sleep. The George, who played most of in mind that rest doesn't do any He says that, if you do high-inten- doctor says that, if you can't That has an ominous sound his career at third base, is a good good unless you have something sity exercise one day, you need to sleep, can't stay asleep, or can't and it is. George is fuming on the fielder at first base. The Royals to restfrom. And that's the rest of rest on the next. get up easily, you may need - what sidelines while his teammates try want his glove as well as his bat the story. Try to do too much and you else? - more rest. to stay in the race. going for them. I Rides May 31, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The rides will Trophies will be awarded to the first- and second- begin at the Corral and will continue to Windmill Beach place winners in each category. AREA and back. For more information, call Amy at 3246 or 2118. The cost to participate is $12 and you can register at Big Pot No Tap winners the MWR Corral before May 16 or before May 30. Cold Winners of the Big Pot No Tap bowling tourna- 11 ATHLETICS sodas will be provided, so bring a lunch. ment held May 20 at the Marblehead Bowling Center For more information, call Glen or Laurie at 2381. are as follows: Fitness Division activities Mike Meehan, men's high game; Jacki Riley, Awards ceremony Leeward aerobics women's high game; William Roger Mead, men's An awards presentation for the Memorial Day high series; and Jacky Weldon, women's high series. Weekend Captain's Cup track and field meet will be The next Leeward Point aerobics session is set to The next Big Pot No Tap tournament will be June held Wednesday, May 31, at the base gym beginning begin June 2, and will meet every Monday and Wednes- 17. at 5 p.m. day from 6 to 7 p.m., and Friday from 5 to 6 p.m. The For more information, call Ann or Jerry at 2118 or All first-, second-, and third-place awards for cost for the session will be $16.25. 3014. track and field events will be presented at this time. Pre-registration is required by May 31 at the For more information, call 2560. Leeward Community Building. Walk-ins or prorating will not be accepted. Tennis folly For more information, call Mike at 3846. The Guantanamo Bay Tennis Club is in full swing. Corral events The next Tennis Folly is set for Sunday, June 4, at the Horseback riding lessons Bowling events Deerpoint Tennis Courts from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Horseback riding lessons for adults and children Partners are picked at random and play mix doubles (6 and over) are now available Tuesday through Bowl-A-Thon in 20-minute sessions. A potluck is held throughout at the Marble- Sunday at the MWR Corral. Basic horse handling and MWR is sponsoring a Bowl-A-Thon the event. care will be taught utilizing both english and western head Bowling Center throughout the month of June. All levels are encouraged to come out for some af- 11 tack. Each person must bowl a minimum of nine games ternoon fun. The balance seat riding lessons are offered by the per week and the person with the high total of each For more information, call Paula at 3624. hour or half-hour once a week for $16 per month week will advance to the final roll-off at the end of the weekdays and $20 per month weekends. This fee month. If you are the winner for more than one week, does not include the cost of the rental horse which is the person in second place will also advance to the roll- Bicycle repair shop $3 per hour weekdays and $4 per hour weekends for off. Participants must show attendants computer Don't throw away that broken bike and buy a new group lessons. printout sheets to verify their scores. one. MWR's Bicycle Repair Shop offers repairs of all Horse rental for half-hour private lessons will be You must sign up at the bowling center prior to the types on the well-used bikes of Guantanamo. Located $1.50 or $2. first week in June and pay only the regular bowling fee. on Cooper Field near the tennis courts and baseball For more information, call Donna Risinger at There is no charge to enter the tournament. fields, the shop is open for business Monday to Friday 3351 or 2381. The categories for both men and women will include from 10:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. and Saturday from Beach horse rides teens 18 and below, enlisted E-1 through E-5, chiefs 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The MWR Corral will be sponsoring Beach Horse and officers. For more information, call Williams at 2228. I

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