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' ~Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Vol. 42 -- No. 131 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Friday, July 11,1986 I, .1 "Big Tate" receives a big hearty review y JOCS Vic Pinzon Tillotson as the Gov, who to her hero, Big Tate. 0-in-C, EBS turns in a fine performance Her husband, Dezon Finch, w E News of the bay as the town's power hungry plays her father in the show, Enter the world of "Big villain. Kim Johnson as and his parental concern for Tate" and escape to the Ellie, is sassy and appealing her welfare adds to the little town of Montezuma's in her role as a bar hostess. generous portions of laughter Beach Closure -- Kittery Beach will be closed Revenge for 90 fast paced John Nordman will keep you this show has to offer. today and tomorrow. The Beach minutes of hilarious western laughing with his role as a The sets, props and will open Sunday, July 13. satire for the entire family bandit turned deputy with an lighting all serve the to enjoy. incredible capacity for cold production well. In his "Big Tate," an original brew. directional debut for the Space Available (Space "A") Users -- Beginning western comedy in three acts The title role is perfect Guantanamo Bay Little July 7 there is a new charge levied for space available passengers by D and D Johnson, is for Mike Lynch. He gives "Big Theater, Roger Manning, entering the customs territory of the United States from overseas competently directed by TV8's Tate" a great deal of demonstrates a great sense of locations. The new fee is a "Customs Users Roger Manning, who never lets sincerity as the idealistic humor and a flare for the Fee" and is in the amount of $5. This amount his actors take the script or layman wrongly accused of western genre. is in addition to the normal $10 Space "A" the plot too serious. stealing a cashbox from the What is even more charge. Effective immediately, Space,"A" passengers This western farce has town's only bar, a cashbox impressive are the number of going to the States will be charged $15. everything you would expect carefully guarded by a snake. newcomers to Little Theater to find in one of those old And if that sounds crazy to featured in the cast. Thanks Seats Available As Of July 10 #" Republican Pictures you, you will just have to to their efforts, "Big Tate" sterns, almost extinct now, see the play to see how that is a totally enjoyable family GTMO/ Norfolk/ except for an occasionally scenario fits into the plot. entertainment well worth Norfolk GTHO showing on cable television Anne Finch as Candy, is the seeing. July back in the States. very soul of a western 11 . Full.Full The play features Bob sweetheart, totally dedicated 15 . 0 18 . 23 22 . 36 25 . 42 29 . 29 August 01 . 37 . 06 05 . 05 08 . 02 12 . 11 15 . 07 19 . 00 22 . 12 26 . 05 29 . 29 September 02 . 84. 95 05 . 113. 98 09 . 109. 110 12 .99.111 16 . 113. 113 19 . 112. 108 23 . 112. 113 26 . 112. 112 30 . 113 . 112 Fight Scene -- Tonight's opening given tomorrow night, July 12, Friday, July performance of "Big Tate" will begin at 8 18, and Saturday, July 19, 8 p.m. Ya'll Weekend on TV p.m. in the amphitheater of the W.T. Sampson come. Tickets are $2.50. (Photo by Bill Elementary School. Performances will be Bandura) Friday, July 11 3:30 p.m. 1986 "ocaine-srnoking emergencies on the rise 8:00 p.m. Goodwill Games 11:00 p.m. American Top Ten (UPI) -- The U.S. Public That drug war is being confiscation in state history Saturday, July Health Service says a survey fought by law enforcement and officials think it is one 12 11:30 p.m. Goodwill Games of hospitals in 26 cities officials. New Mexico state of the largest ever in the 1:00 p.m. CNN Headline News shows a 14.5 percent increase police yesterday announced region. 1:30 p.m. Baseball: in cocaine-smoking they have confiscated more President Reagan is Philadelphia and Houston or emergencies during the first than one-half ton of cocaine steppi. up efforts in the Atlanta and New York quarter of 1986 over the same worth about $320 million in a battle ainst cocaine. The 4:30 p.m. Cart Auto Racing (tape delayed from period last year. busy near the Texas-New presid t is joining his April) Health officials are using Mexico border. wife, Nancy, in her long-time 8:00 p.m. Goodwill Games the release of the statistic It is the largest public crusade against drugs. to underscore graphic Sunday, July 13 warnings to first-time users 12:30 p.m. CNN Headline News that snorting or injecting 1:00 p.m. Baseball: cocaine can kill. They hope California and Boston public awareness will 4:00 p.m. USGA Golf: strengthen the war on Women's Open Golf Championship cocaine. 8:00 p.m. Goodwill Games Hotline Numbers Capt. to speak Captain's Hotline-.4800 Energy Hotline-.2210 Capt. John Condon, Navy Exchange Hotline-.4119 COMNAVBASE, will hit the ADP Hotline-.4332 airwaves of AM 1340 three Public Works Trouble Desk-.4424 times a week beginning Ambulance-.------------.--111 Monday, July 14, at 6:55 Fire---------. .-----.- 117 a.m. Police. .112 Capt. Condon will address issues for approximately Inside two minutes every Monday, Page 2 -- Electicity Wednesday and Friday on Page 3 -- Animal Control specific concerns or events Page 3 -- Teen Cruise involving the Guantanamo Friends Of The Library -- Ms. Elizabeth Lane, head Page 4 -- Major League Baseball Action Bay community. librarian, shows JOC Gary Smith how to check out library Page 4 -- U.S. Open Postponed So tune in to J02 Ingrid cards as part of the training for volunteers with Friends of Mueller's "The Morning the Library. Friends of the Library volunteer their time to Sounds" Monday, July have the library open on Sundays 14, at from noon until 6 p.m. For UAM. 6:55 a.m. more information, call JOC Smith, 4502. (Photo by Lt. Cmdr. Rick Fischer) Electricity -- friend or foe Te The Naval Station Fire possessions to save a few Department warns that one of dollars it would cost to buy the major causes of fatal a new cord. home fires is electricity * Do not run cords under Wild animal .short circuits, misuse and rugs where people walk, over abuse of appliances and cords nails or hooks, through control top the list. doorways or windows. Do not slated Most Americans would agree put a cord anywhere it might that life would be harder get smashed, cut or split. The Security Department without the use of once wires are exposed, it is will conduct wild animal Pre-Teens Crazy electricity to heat, cool, a Hat and Shoe Dance -- Pre-teens fire and shock hazard. control between 1 and 3 can and light our homes and beat the Guantanamo Bay summertime heat and "get * Keep appliances unplugged a.m. on these dates businesses and at radical" at the Crazy Hat and Shoe Dance Monday, July and to operate our when not using. Remove by these locations. 14, 7 - 9:30 p.m., at the Windjamer Club. Dress crazy appliances and tools. pulling on the plug, not the There JULY from head to toe and the entrance fee is $2. For more are thousands of good cord. 11th - Admin Hill areas information, uses for electricity, call Youth Activities, 3195 or 2450. but * Keep hot electrical 14th - Boy with Scout campsite the danger of electrical appliances and light bulbs area. Summershine fires ever present, everyone Day Camp -- The Summershine Day Camp away from things that burn. 15th - Windmill Beach, program will start on should take precautions and Leeward Point, Monday, July 14. Use only the correct size Radio Range and Kittery use it The camp will run Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. - 4 wisely. bulb. Too large a bulb may Beach area. p.m. at the Leeward * Do not overload Community Center. Activities will give off enough heat to start 16th - Radio Point, Paola include arts, crafts, electrical outlets. It swimming, bowling, drama, song, is a fire. Point and downtown areas. sports, indoor and outdoor safe to plug in games and various special only as many * Feel switch plates and 17th - Industrial areas events. The initialregistration appliances as the outlets fee is $10. Weekly can outlets for heat. Contact a from Sherman Ave. to program fee is $30. take directly. Do Bus transportation will be not use licensed electrician if a waterfront areas between provided. Registration for the adapters to plug in more. The program will be held problan exists. Pier Alpha and Pier Delta. today, at the weight roam current may not be able office, 1 - 5 p.m. and to * Cover unused electrical 21st - Cable Beach and tomorrow, handle Saturday, July 12, 1 - 5 p.m. For more the load. The wires outlets with plastic safety Phillips Park area. information, call Mary will heat up, Kay 'Elsener, 3195 or 2450, or starting a caps. Save children from 22nd - :Granadillo Rhonda housing Ryan, 6526 or 3666. fire. disfiguring mouth burns; keep area. * Use only the correct size live extension cords out of 23rd - Tierra Best Theme fuses in fuse Kay and Winner -- The Child Developnent Center 's boxes. A 30 amp their reach. Kittery Beach float housing in the Fourth of July Parade won first place for fuse in place of a 15 amp can * Buy appliances and cords areas.
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