Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 51 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, March 20, 1989 Navy's Blue Ribbon Panel: commitment to high-quality care This situation was unacceptable. The of view, is the understanding that we must apparent, but you should see tangible By ADM. CARLISLE A. H. TROST Navy's senior leadership recognized that more fully use existing treatmentcenters to improvements within a year. Chief of Naval Operations something had to be done - not just provide better in-house care. This means Some examples of the new programs because of our spiraling health care bill, but getting the patient back into the Naval are: hiring more administrative personnel Every individual who has entered the because we could not allow circumstances Hospital or clinic where he or she may be to relieve doctors of these tasks and allow naval service since World War II, whether to force us into breaking our promises to seen by caring and concerned Navy doctors them to treat more patients; lengthening as an active duty or a family member, has the 814,000 active duty Navy and Marine in a prompt and efficient manner. This is Hospital Corps "A" school and increasing received an important promise: that he or Corps personnel and nearly 1.7 million not an abstract goal, but a firm commit- the number of corpsmen attending ad- she would receive high-quality, caring other beneficiaries who relied on us to ment. It is simply an example of "taking vanced schools to improve their medical medical treatment for the duration of serv- provide them medical care. care of our own," a Navy tradition which training; expanding the Health Care Find- ice, or upon retirement from a naval career. In May 1988, Secretary of the Navy, will not wither on my watch. ers program to aid patients in finding For most of the past 40 years, we have William Ball, and I agreed to establish a To ensure we are able to fulfill this reasonably priced private medical care made good on that promise. Navy doctors Blue Ribbon Panel (BRP) which would commitment, we must simultaneously when necessary; elimination of geographic were recognized as some of the best in the carefully study the forces affecting Navy move ahead with other initiatives: give top medical commands and clinics commands world. They were on active duty in ade- medicine and make specific recommenda- priority to our medical education and re- to put more medical personnel back into quate numbers to treat most of our eligible tions to allow us to correct deficiencies and tention programs; develop systems to bet- patient care duties and streamline the chain beneficiaries. In recent times, however, it become more responsive. Secretary Ball ter measure medical performance and of command; obtaining state-of-the-art has been increasingly difficult for us to directed the panel to report before the end measure this performance against high but medical equipment; and improving the fulfill this important moral obligation. We of the year. realistic standards; ensure our changes are performance of our contractors. have had to tell increasing numbers of cost-effective; let our beneficiaries and The Blue Ribbon Panel is a significant dependents and retirees to seek care from The panel was considered so important Congress know what changes are required milestone for Navy Medicine and a major civilian practitioners through the Civilian that it was chaired by the Vice Chief of and why; and continually monitor our step forward in giving our Navy family Health and Medical Program of the Uni- Naval Operations. Its other members were progress to ensure that our medical system access to high quality medical care. The formed Services (CHAMPUS) and, as also very senior Navy leaders who were in more effectively meets the demands placed programs that will result from the BRP medical costs rose, to pay more for that positions to implement recommendations on it. report are a demonstration of the Navy's privilege. At the same time, CHAMPUS in very short order once they were ap- Wecannotbecertain, butitappears that commitment to giving Navy families the costs rose to nearly a third of the $3.6 proved. The BRP came to six general Congress will support these recommenda- care they deserve and were promised when billion that the Navy spends annually on conclusions. Foremost among these, from tions with the funds needed to implement they signed on. Navy leadership will not medicine. the average medical care recipient's point them. Changes may not be immediately waver from that commitment. W. T. Sampson Elementary School holds medieval fair jesters and Merlin the Wizard entertained castles to show different kinds of architec- By JOSN DIRK ROSE the crowd. ture, a stained glass demonstration was held However, before people moved on to by Robert Ross and there was also a dem- The Talented and Gifted (TAG) stu- the displays, a parade was held with the onstration of basket weaving. In addition, dents of W.T. Sampson Elementary students dressedin medieval fashion. Once education and calligraphy were displayed School held a medieval fair, dubbed the the group moved to the end, Daniel Wilson along with medieval fashions, weaponry "Middle Ages Fayre," Tuesday at the ele- heralded King Fred Costin and Queen and a special section was set aside for the mentary school. Kathy Rohe, who came riding out on jail, complete with stocks. According to Margaret Kennedy, TAG magnificent steeds. "The kids made some really fantastic teacher, the fair was as much a learning Time, effort and preparation were weapons," saidKennedy. "Onemadeareal experience as a good time. apparent in the whole event and Kennedy nice morning starand Homer Gonzalez and "The TAG students had studied the noted that work has been going on since his son Edward made the catapults." Middle Ages in class and the fair was to January. And while the students were having a inform them as to what the Middle Ages "The TAG classes have been working ball and learning all about the Middle Ages, was like," said Kennedy. on and off since January," she stated. "We the teachers weren't left out. Some of the activities at the fair were haven't worked on it everyday and each "Students from the high school painted very much the same as in the Middle Ages, class had different responsibilities." a large dragon for us and the teachers however, some had to be modified. The second grade's job was entertain- competed in an archery contest," Kennedy "We had calligraphy displays, samples ment, which was quite authentic. said. "Larry Wall, sixth-grade teacher, and of bread and juice, a modified version of Pam Whitmore, kindergarten teacher, both jousting and scaled-down versions of cata- "In the main court we had a dummy set up forjousting and also had rings set up for hit the heart to be co-winners. pults," Kennedy mentioned. "Everything went well and the commu- Daniel Wilson announces the arri- Tents were set up by the Marine Corps a race," Kennedy said. nity involvement was great," she con- val of the king and queen. (Photo around a large display area where court As for the tents, sixth graders made cluded. by JOSN Dirk Rose) Holy week schedule

Catholic Services: Base Chapel

Monday, March 20 - 7:00 p.m. - Sunday, March 26 - 9:00 a.m. - Parish Reconciliation Service at the Base Catholic Easter Mass at the Base Chapel Chapel - 11:00 a.m. - Catholic Easter Mass at the Leeward Chapel Tuesday, March 21 - 4:30 p.m.- Sta- tions of the Cross at the Base Chapel Protestant Services

Thursday, March 23 - 7:00 p.m. - Celebration of the Eucharist (Mass) Anniver- Friday, March 24 - 11:30 a.m. - sary of the First Eucharist and the Sacrament Good Friday Worship at the Base Chapel of Holy Orders at the Base Chapel - Noon - Good Friday Worship at the Leeward Chapel Friday, March 24 - 6:30 p.m. - "Living" Stations of the Cross at the Base Sunday, March 26 - 5:45 a.m. - Chapel Easter Sunrise Service at the McCalla Ly- 7:00 p.m. - Proclamation of the Passion, ceum Veneration of the Cross, Reception of Holy - 5:45 a.m. - Easter Sunrise Service at Communion at the Base Chapel Upper Chapman Beach, Leeward Point - 8:45 a.m. - Easter Service at the Leeward Saturday, March 25 - 3:30 p.m. - Chapel Blessing of Easter Baskets at the Base Chapel - 11:00 a.m. - Easter Service at the Base - 4:30 p.m. - Sacrament of Reconciliation Chapel at the Base Chapel - 6:00 p.m. - Gospel Hour at the Base - 7:00 p.m. - Vigil Mass of Easter at the Chapel CAPTAIN'S CORNER Captain John S. Boyd, USN BAY NEWS Naval Base Commander NEX special Central Fidelity Bank Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at the Wisdom. My dictionary says vided. Of course, wise King Solo- The Navy Exchange will be offering a dry cleaning special through March 24. Cleaning of all Leeward Point facility Tuesday, March 21. that wisdom is "that quality of mon knew then which was the real is 50 percent off. judging rightly and following the mother and presented the living men's uniforms soundest course of action, based on baby, whole, to the first woman. PGD Board meeting knowledge, experience, understand- I guess that story points out a Easter Special The Naval Station Professional Growth and ing, good judgment and - get this - couple things. First, King Solomon The Marine Corps Exchange and McDonalds Development Board will meet Tuesday, March 21, sagacity." That pretty much says it was a pretty wise fellow. Second, are sponsoring "Breakfast with the Easter Bunny" at 8 a.m. in the Family Service Center conference all. The nice thing about wisdom is not everyone in those days was as Saturday, March 25, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at room. Members of the board are CM/C, CCC, that apparently everybody can get honest and upright as we might like McDonalds. Parents are responsible for paying for Admin CPO representative, Supply CPO represen- some. All it takes is a little sagacity. them to be (is it so different today?). their own children. tative, PWD CPO representative and Port Services Hmmm. And maybe third, some proposed After breakfast, hop to the MCX for the Easter CPO representative. Personnel selected to appear I think every leader (military, decisions that appear to meet the test Egg Hunt beginning at 9 a.m. and have your picture before the board should be in a clean uniform and sports, girl or boy scout, workplace, of objectivity, consistency, or pre- taken with the Easter Bunny from 11:00 a.m. to 1 present a neat, well-groomed appearance. The club or family) would like to be vious precedent may not always be p.m. following personnel are scheduled to be inter- thought of as wise. Too often wis- the wisest course. viewed: SA Samuel Sheriff, SN Edward Kessler dom is also associated with consis- You might be saying, "Interest- Open Line and FN Yolando Stephens. procedure, or ing story, Skipper, but just how the tency, or by the book Cmdr. Art Corsano of PWD and Mr. Harry Often having heck does one know for sure what the inflexible objectivity. Brown of Housing, will be Capt. John Boyd's guest Housing occupants stifles our wisest course of action might be?" done something before on Open Line Tuesday, March 21, at 7 p.m. on An architectural firm will be surveying units in desire to look for better ways. Old Beats me. I do think it might be Cable Channel 2. Radio Point, Marina Point, Chapel Hill, Corinaso important to be sensitive to the fact and status quo methods are "com- Point, Deer Point, Oil Point and the 1985 con- that clear-cut (no pun intended re- fortable." structed units at Caravella Point and Villamar for an old story about wise garding that baby) objective options Volunteers needed There's the purpose of developing contract specifications that may interest you. arenot always thebest judgments. If If you are a motivated, dependable, thick- King Solomon for an exterior painting contract. If time permits, a decision maker can just keep that in skinned, unemployed individual "climbing the Two women had baby boys, almost the team will also survey Tierra Kay. The team will time, in the same house. mind perhaps it might prevent him or walls", in search of something to keep you busy, at the same complete the survey March 24. One night one of the mothers lay on her from doing something stupid. the Housing Office could use your help. Contact her son and he died. The following Lynn Buck or Debbie Haguewood at 4172 or 4174 morning each mother adamantly Will all our decisions be wise for more information. 'Operation Identification Day' claimed the living son as hers, the ones? Not achance. We'll all make The Security Detachment, in conjunction with dead one the others. Old King Solo- mistakes. The key is to realize that; Self-Help Store the Family Service Center and the base Fire mon thought for awhile, then de- not worry too much about our fail- The hours of operation for the Self-Help Store Department, is sponsoring "Operation Identification clared he'd cut the living baby in ures, and press on with the next have been changed. The hours of operation will be Day" Saturday, March 25, from 1 to 4p.m. at the services will half and give each mother equal challenge. Put simply, do the best as follows: Tuesday through Friday, 4 to 5 p.m. and Family Service Center. The following parts. The king had apparently made you can with what you have. No one Saturday, from 8 a.m. to noon. be available: finger printing of children, bicycle an objective, fair decision. could ask more. Not even ole' King The Self-Help store, located at the crest of the registration, engraving of valuables and personal The first mother became so Solomon. By the way, even wise hill past Ordnance Triangle, provides lawn care belongings and fire department displays. "McGruff the Crime Dog" will be there to talk to children and unnerved by this judgment that she King Solomon had his share of prob- products and a variety of pest control products. asked the king to give the living baby lems resulting frompoor judgment: hand-out crime prevention literature. All hands are to the other mother. The second he had 700 wives, all of whom for- encouraged to attend. For more information, call woman persisted, and said she'd sook him in his old age. Have a safe, Fun Evening Out Security at4606. rather have the baby equally di- wisdom-filled day. Learn how to quilt and crochet at the Fun Evening Out workshop Thursday, March 23, from Galley note 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The workshop will meet at the In observance of March being declared Navy WEEKLY WATER USAGE Leeward Point Community Center and there will be Nutrition Month and in support of our weight March 13-19 a demonstration on how to use a smocking conscious customers, both the Gold Hill and machine. Call the Family Service Center at 4141 or Leeward Point galleys will be offering a new "think 2 4153 toregister. thin" bar line. This is an alternative to current regular main line and speed line entrees. 1.8 Computer club meeting MG 1.6 Caribbean Crafts Market IA 1.4 There will be an Amiga meeting Thursday, Bay Officer's Wives Club L L 1.2 March 23, at 7:30 p.m. at Kittery Beach 362D. For The Guantanamo LL 1 more information, call Weldon Kirk at 2449. will host its Spring Caribbean Crafts Market Saturday, May 6. Anyone interested in selling 10O 0.8 handmade craft items at this market, call Lindy at O N 0.6 Adult ceramics class 2186 to reserve table. N S 0.4 An adult beginners ceramic class is being 0.2 offered by MWR at the Ceramic Hobby Shop. The from 9 to Amateur Night 0 classes will be held Saturday mornings 11 starting April 1, and will continue through Bring your talents to the stage at Project Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun May 6. Player's Amateur Night, Friday, March 24, The class is limited to 10 students and the cost beginning at 8 p.m. at the Windjammer Club. The - DAILY USE _ _GOAL is $20 with all materials being provided by MWR. event is free and a trophy will be awarded to the To register, call the Ceramic Shop at 4640. first place winner. You must register prior to March 23 by calling Amy at 3845. Married Fools Game Challenge your spouse to participate in the Tierra Kay occupants Entertainment Tonight Married Fools Game Saturday, April 8, at the Deer The Reserve Seabee forces from Norfolk will Point Officers' Club. The event is free and will be begin construction of patio covers this week. On Channel 2 following the same format as the Newlywed Game Because of a reduction in force, not all patio covers Show on television. will be replaced at this time. The priority replace- To register and for more information, call Amy ment is as follows: (1) Covers which pose a safety 4:00 ROBOTECH at 3845. hazard; (2) install covers where none currently 4:30 SQUARE ONE TV exists and (3) all remaining covers. 5:00 THE WONDER YEARS Mexican Fiesta 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The Clipper Club will be hosting a Mexican Energy savings tip 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Fiesta Wednesday, March 22. The feast will Surface cooking is not as efficient as oven include enchiladas, burritos, tacos, refried beans cooking. An oven makes use of the insulation and 6:15 SPORTS MACHINE and rice. The cost is only $6 per person. only requires energy intermittently. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 7:00 STAR TREK SF 171 workshop Housing inspections 8:00 MINI-SERIES: WINDS OF WAR PART5 OF 7) This SF 171 workshop will address the The Naval Station Fire Department will be 9:45 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) importance of having a well prepared SF 171 and conducting housing inspections from4:30 to7 p.m. 10:00 MARRIED W/CHILDREN will help you describe your work experience to fit on the following dates and locations: 10:30 SATNET government positions. It meets Wednesday, March Tuesday, March 21: NH 51D through NH 55D 22, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Family Service Thursday, March 23: NH 56A through NH 65B Center. Residents who are unable to comply with the above schedule should call the Fire Prevention Guantanamo Gazette Air Terminal Flash #6 Office at 3441 or 3442 to schedule an appointment. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba No item will be shipped in or out on MAC flights that is not checked baggage or entered in the Tax preparation service Naval Base Commander Capt John S. Boyd, USN MAC/Supply system as cargo. For more informa- Tax preparation services are available. Call Public Affairs OfficerL.L Bob Hines, USNR tion, call 6204 or 6208. 3141 for appointment. Hours for this service are Editorial Staff Monday through Friday, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. and Editor . JOSN Dirk Rose, USN Assatant Editor . JOSN Lisa M. Enloe, USN Neighborhood Watch meeting Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 8p.m. Thenext Neighborhood Watch meeting will be The editorial content of this newspaper is prepared, edited andprovided by the Public Affairs Office Stations of the Cross of Naval StationGuantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is anauthorized publication foremembers held Wednesday, March 29, at 7 p.m. in the FTG of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect auditorium. All members are encouraged to attend. The way of the cross will be observed Tuesday, theofficialviewsoftheU.S.Navyanddonotimplyendorsementthereof.TheGuantamemoGazette For more information, call 4606. starting at 4:30 p.m. in the Windward Chapel. is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service BranchOffice. I

PAGE 2 MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1989 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS

All items for the classified section parts, out-of-bounds cert., $13,000 nego. must be submitted on 81/2 by 11 in. paper Call 3260 AWH, ask for Jerry. WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE with a maximum of 40 words per adver- DIVFEGEAR tisement. Each item to be sold must be Dive bag, weight belt, back-packs, dive March 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 submitted on a separate sheet of paper knives, wrist compass, Dacor 3-pc. pole Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun unless they fall under the same category. spear, pneumatic spear gun, depth gauge, Officers ------Ads submitted which include a variety of 63 cf tank, regulator and more. Prescrip- -- 17 items will be placed underMiscellaneous. tion mask: right lens, -500-1.00x014; left CPO 18 Ads must be signed and include a phone lens -550-1.25x002. Call Mike at 3809. Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 number where the submitter can be FURNITURE McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 reached during normal working hours. Bamboo dining room table w/4 chairs, Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 Deadlines:Ads are publishedfor two country blue La-Z-Boy rocker/recliner, 15 consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday beige and blue, queen sleeper/sofa, com- Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 and Thursdayand Friday). Ads must be in puter desk/hutch. Call Lori at 4830 AT. Windjammer - 2 3 4 by noon Wednesday or Friday preceding MISCELLANEOUS - Indicates there will be no movie. the desired publication dates. Radio controlled airplane, w/2 channel Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. Leeward Point residents may submit radio, elec. motor, 2 Ni-cad rechargeable ads via telephone.All otherresidents must batteries. Ni-cad quick charger incl. Brand 1. Big Top Pee-Wee: Pee-Wee Herman - Kris Kristofferson: The adventure continues when a storm brings a circus to Pee- submit written ads to the Public Affairs new, fully constructed, never been flown. Wee's farm and he tries tomastera talentthat will make him a circus star, whilebecoming romantically involved with two lovely Office, Bldg. 760, Admin Hill. Great beginner's model & lots of fun, ladies. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 26 min. $285. Call 2129 AWH. 55 gal. LO.SI aquarium, coral and all accessories 2. A Fish Called Wanda: John Cleese - Jamie Lee Curtis: A fortune in diamonds is stolen from London's Hatton Gardens. Offering reward for the return of the bi- included, asking $325 nego. Call PO Yates Now the double-dealing begins as each member of the gang tries to corner the loot for himself. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 48 min. cycle lost in the 1st Street area of Villamar. at 6332 DWH or 6519 Rm. 225 AWH. No questions asked. Bicycle was new, For rent: Virginia Beach, Va. Spacious 3- 3. The Dead Pool: Clint Eastwood - Patricia Clarkson: In this, the fifth installment series of "Dirty Harry", Harry Callahan mint green with white hubs, 20 in., BMX bdrm. contemporary home on cul-de-sac. is besieged by a crime lord and his henchmen. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 32 min. style. Call 2820. Fenced yard w/deck, garage w/work- APPLIANCES bench, near schools, NAB Little Creek, 4. Phantasm II: James Le Gros - Reggie Bannister: The Tall Man is back! Armed with his lethal band of flying spheres, the Small refrigerator w/freezer section, Eu- Oceana, Dam Neck. Avail.mid-May. Call deadly mortician has returned to wreak more havoc. HORROR-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 37 min. reka canister vacuum, call 4339 AT. 3997. GE portable dishwasher. Brand-new Rowing machine, two 80 cu. ft. dive 5. Youngblood: Rob Lowe- Ed Lauter: Rob Loweplays a naive country boy who joins a semi-pro hockey team but quits after cond., cost $451, asking $325. Call Lori at bottles, small gas BBQ w/3 bottles gas, buddy, Patrick Swayze, is severely beaten in a fight. He shrugs off his quitter attitude, returns to theice, wins his first game and 4830 AT. ironing board, computer programs for beats up Swayze's assailant. ACTION-SPORT (R) 1 hr. 50 min. AUIO Apple II, man and woman bikes, 2-wheel '79Dodgepick-up,new tiresonfront,runs shopping cart. Call 4339 AT. 6. Solar Babies: Richard Jordan -Jami Gertz: An adventure set on Earth in the distant future when water is more precious than well,needs body work. Newalternatorand Gas grill w/tank, almost new, excel. cond., life and the planet is visited by a mystical force from outer space. ADVENTURE (PG-13) 1 hr. 35 min. water pump, $800. Avail. April 25. Call 2-side boards, $100. Call 2327 after 2:30 4339 AT. p.m. 7. Transformers: The Movie: Animated: The transformers area race of robots who can change themselves into other pieces '87 Ford T-bird, Turbo Coupe, white, SERVICES of machinery. Battles ensue as the good robots are attacked by the bad robots. ANIMATION (PG) 1 hr. 26 min. excel. cond., low mil. All options. Full 5- Certified final inspection cleaning. Will yr. warranty. Must see. Call 2327 after stand final inspection. FMI, call Kay at 8. Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night: Animated: Pinocchio celebrates his first birthday as a boy and encounters trouble 2:30 p.m. 3735 or Theresa at 2918. when he disobeys Gepetto and runs off to the carnival. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 31 min. Jeep CJ-7, 4 X 4, 6 cyl., 258 cid, not a TWO WHEELERS GTMO special, extremely reliable. Nu- '80 Yamaha 350SX, $600, runs well, very 9. Off Limits: William Dafoe - Gregory Hines: Two plainclothes cops assigned to the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations merous new parts. Great fun in the sun dependable. Call Tim at 6264 DWH or Detachment in 1968 Saigon try to find the serial killer of Vietnamese prostitutes. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 42 min. vehicle, call 3768. 6414 AWH, Rm. 214. Honda 80 Elite scooter, red, excel. cond., 10a. Double Feature: The Big Race: Krazy Kat - Dudley-Do-Right: Various cartoon clips of some of your favorite cartoon Two boats: 25hp boat motor, one of the two helmets incl., $650. Call 2323 DWH characters. ANIMATION (G) 27 min. boats has a frame for a canopy and is on a or 3102 AWH. 10b. Dot & Keeto: Animated: Animal lover Dot accidentally eats a magic root that shrinks herto insect size. Keeto the Mosquito trailer. The trailer has new rims and tires WANTED is her guardian as Dot searches for the special bark that will return her to full size. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 15 min. and a lot of accessories. For motor and A/C battery charger for 7.2 volt battery, to boat, best reasonable offer, call Ken at borrow or buy. Call 4502 DWH. 11. From the Hip: Judd Nelson -Elizabeth Perkins: Judd Nelson is "Stormy Weathers", a young lawyerwho outrages the legal 3329. Book shelves for the Education Center, all establishment with his knack for courtroom theatrics. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 51 min. '86 Renken 21 ft. boat and trailer, new sizes. Contact Louise at 4769 DWH or engine and internal stem drive compo- 2807 AWH. 12. Die Hard: Bruce Willis - Bonnie Bedelia: A hard-nosed cop from New York, visiting his ex-wife in Los Angeles, gets nents, all safety gear, full canvas, VHF Need extra large dog carrier. Call Lori at tangled up with international assassins. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 12min. radio, depth finder, 9.9 Johnson, extra 4830 AT. 13. Prince of Darkness: Donald Pleassance -Jameson Parker: In an abandoned church a group of scientists are racing against time to unlock the secret of a mysterious column that has been guarded for centuries by a forgotten religious sect. But can they Central Fidelity Bank states stop the forces of evil entombed within the cylinder before they are unleashed upon the world? HORROR (R) 1 hr. 55 min. 14. The Sicilian: Christopher Lambert - Terrence Stamp: This is the true story of a modem-day Robin Hood in the feudal society of post-war Sicily. Celebrated bandit, Salvatore Guiliano, defied Rome, the police, the military and the Mafia with check-cashingproceedures kidnappings, raids and robberies to achieve reform and relief for the impoverished peasants of his homeland. DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 55 min. Editor's Note: The following are the check. guidelines for cashing and deposit- - The person presenting the 15. Someone to Watch Over Me: Tom Berenger- Mimi Rogers: When a beautiful socialite, Claire Gregory, witnesses a brutal murder, ing income tax refund checks from check must have the I.D. cards of newly-promoted Detective Mike Keegan is assigned to protect her until she can make an eyewitness identification. When the murderer is caught and mistakenly released, things start to heat up, as do the socialite and detective. THRILLER (R) eitherfederal, city or state treasur- all parties named on the front of the 1 hr. 47 min. ers. check. - Once the teller has verified 16. The Pick-Up Artist: Molly Ringwold - Robert Downey: Jack Jericho is the ultimate pick-up artist, Randy Jensen is his Banks are governed by strict the names and signatures on the latest target. ButsRandy has more onher mind than JackbutJack's nottaking "no" for an answer! ROMANTIC-COMEDY (PG- guidelines concerning the cashing check and the I.D. cards the check 13) 1 hr. 21 min. of tax refund checks. In order to may be cashed, deposited or split 17. Crocodile Dundee II: Paul Hogan- prevent any misunderstanding between a deposit for part of the Linda Kozlowski: The adventurous Mick Dundee continues to charm and disarm as he becomes involved with freeing his kidnaped girlfriend from Colombian drug baddies. COMEDY-ADVENTURE (PG) 1 hr. about what is required to negotiate funds and cash for the remainder. 51 min. a transaction involving a tax refund In the case of a multi-party check the following are guidelines check, the disposition of funds 18. Cocktail: Tom Cruise - Bryan Brown: A cocky bartender works his way up the social ladder and becomes disillusioned Central Fidelity Bank, as well as should be determined prior to the with his view from the top. COMEDY-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 40 min. the washer of the check, are required start of the transaction in order to to follow. keep from inconveniencing people If the check is made payable to standing in line. G All Ages. one person that person must: If the check is be negotiated us- PG Not recommended for younger children. - Endorse the back of the ing a power of attorney, CFB will R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. check in the appropriate place. require: - Present their I.D. Cards, with - The person authorized to act the check, to the teller. under direction of the power of at- Movies begin at 7 p.m. - Once the teller has verified torney must be present and must the names and signatures on the provide an original power of attor- check and the I.D. cards, the check ney authorizing them to act for the may be cashed, deposited or split person named on the check. between a deposit for part of the - The same person must pres- funds and cash for the remainder. ent an I.D. card showing them to be If the check is payable to more the person authorized under power BAY DINING than one person and all persons are of attorney. present, each person must: - The same person must en- STOPLIGHT INN - Endorse the back of the dorse the check in the appropriate Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Steak Tuesday's Lunch: BBQ Chicken or Meatloaf check in the appropriate place. place using the proper language BLUE CARIBE - Present their I.D. cards, with specified for persons singing docu- Tonight's Dinner: All You Can Eat B/C Stew Tuesday's Lunch: All You Can Eat Chinese the check, to the teller. ments under authorization of a Pepper Steak or BBQ Chicken - Once the Teller has verified power of attorney. DEER POINTOFFICERS'CLUB the names and signatures on the - Once all documents and sig- check and the I.D. cards, the check natures have been verified the Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu Tuesday's Lunch: Chili Dogs may be cashed, deposited or split check may be cashed, deposited or CPO CLUB between a deposited for part of the split between a deposit for part of Tonight's Dinner: The Harbor Lights Lounge is closed. Tuesday's Lunch: Beef Stew w/ funds and cash for the remainder. the funds and cash for the remain- noodles If the check is payable to more der. than one person and all persons are WINDJAMMER CLUB not present, CFB will require: If you are unsure of what you Tonight's Dinner: Closed - Endorsements on the back of will need to cash or deposit a tax CLIPPER CLUB the check, in the appropriate place, refund check, call the bank before- Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu. of all persons named on the front of hand.

GuATANAMo GAZETTE MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1989 PAGE 3 SPORTS Expos gear-up for run at Mets Round-up from weekend

platoon Tom Foley and Rex FROM WIRE REPORTS while makes a spectacular play. sporting events He is aggressiveand something of Hudler. a bench jockey in the dugout. He Tim Raines, fast of foot, and leader Kelly Tripucka. The NBA The Montreal Expos go into Hubie Brooks, a clutch swinger, most baseball seasons looking came from the Red Sox. FROM WIRE REPORTS veteran was hospitalized with will handle left field and right like contenders and finish like Gross, obtained from the back spasms and possible kidney fieldrespectively. Dave Martinez also-rans. Phillies, has looked like a poten- Kevin Madden scored 22 stones. are competing for That's what they did last sea- tial solid winner from time to and Otis Nixon points to help fourth-ranked In baseball action, the San center. son when they played good base- time but hasn't yet put it all to- the starting job in North Carolina overcome a Diego Padres collected a dozen The Expos think Nelson San- ball well into August, less than gether. Rodgers thinks the cool halftime deficit and the suspen- hits off three Seattle Mariners on tovenia will do the job behind the five games from the leading Mets. Canadian air will do the trick. sion of leading scorer J.R. Reid their way to an 8-6 exhibition Aldrete, a part-time player at plate although nobody is predict- They fell out of it at that stage, with an 88-81 victory over baseball win over the Mariners will give the ing he'll be the starting All-Star losing nine games in a row. San Francisco, UCLA yesterday, eliminating the yesterday. catcher. Every big league manager is Expos a reserve lefthanded bat Bruins from the NCAA tourna- Padres starterEric Show went In addition to the the new not? and is a capable outfielder. ment. six and two-thirds innings for his optimistic in the spring. Why man, Gross, the Expo starters will It doesn't cost anything and there Rodgers has some excellent Reid was serving a one game longest outing of the pre-season. following: always is something called the holdover talent. Andres Galar- come from among the suspension by coach Dean Smith He was touched for 11 hits, in- thinking. raga at first base appeared to be a Dennis Martinez, Bryn Smith, for missing curfew following the cluding a second-inning home power of positive Randy Johnson, Brian Holman Buck Rodgers, the Montreal candidate for MVP last year but Tar Heels' opening-round vic- run by David Valle. Marvell two months. If troubled is thinking and talking slumped in the last and perhaps the tory over Southern. North Caro- Wynne homered for San Diego in manager, Perez. that way this spring with the sea- he takes his vitamins thistime and righthander, Pascual lina trailed 52-44 at the half but the third inning. pounds the fences all season, he Montreal has a one-two bull- son opener only a few weeks off. hit four long three-point baskets Also in baseball action yester- Rodgers is basing a lot of his could be an MVP contender pen punch in Tim Burke and Joe to takea72-70 lead with 6:01 left. day, Fernando Valenzuela hurled Andy McGaffigan is the hopeful outlook on some new again. Hesketh. UCLA pulled back ahead 75- five solid innings and Kirk Gi- middle-inning man. faces in Montreal. They are, in no Tim Wallach at third base 74 with 5:20 remaining, but the bson made his return to the Los has been Rodgers may be viewing particular order, Spike Owen, packs a long-ball bat and Tar Heels regained the lead for Angeles lineup as the Dodgers glasses Mike Aldrete and Kevin Gross. working hard all winter in a con- things through rose-tinted good at 76-75 with five minutes downed the Houston Astros, 4-1, Second base but if Gross emerges as a big Owen is supposed to plug a ditioning program. left. Ernest Riles' three RBI and two the Expos could make a gap at shortstop. Rodgers says he could pose a problem where winner, In the NBA, Glenn Rivers hit each by Will Clark, Ed Jurak and is not spectacular but once in a manager Rodgers is planning to run for it. a22-foot jumperat thebuzzerlast Kevin Mitchell paced San Fran- night to give the Atlanta Hawks a cisco to a 12-7 pounding of Cali- 113-111 victory over the Los fornia, and the Oakland A's FASCO Farewell Open Golf tournament Angeles Lakers. Dominique downed a split squad Milwaukee Wilkins led all scorers with 33 Brewer team, 7-1. points and Rivers finished with set for March 25 and 26 at Yatera Seca 27. The Lakers, who had a six- A bring-a-dish social and game winning streak snapped, -=i, FASCO Construction, Inc., is got 29 points from Magic pairing will be held at the golf sponsoring a Farewell Open Golf Johnson and 21 from Byron tournament March 25 and 26. course Friday, March 24, at 6:30 ~-' Scott. p.m. A buffet dinner, awards Chris Mullin scored 27 points This tournament is a two-per- presentation and entertainment / < ' to lead the Golden State Warriors . I Saturday evening. son team, chose your own partner will be held to a 124-117 victory over the with Saturday being best-ball- __ Charlotte Hornets last night. team with full handicap and Sun- The cost of the event is $60 c Mitch Richmond added 23 with per team but does not include > day is alternate-shot-team points and 12 rebounds for the I one-half handicap using the same carts and green fees. Sign-up at last team as on Saturday. the Golf Pro Shop by Friday, Warriors, who have won their Special daily prizes will be March 24, at 1 p.m. three games. Rex Chapman's 22 provided by a local vending For more information, call Jo U t, points was tops for the Hornets, company. Ann at 2749 or Barbara at 3815. who took the court minus scoring

Saturday, April 15, at 8 p.m. These lessons will only be offered on week days The tournament is single-elimination and will cost by instructor Donna Risinger. Class placement will be AREA $1 for a two-person team. Prizes will be awarded to the based on the students level of riding ability and at the first-place team. Registrations begin at 7:30 p.m. discretion of the instructor. For more information, call Amy at 3845. To reserve a day and time to best suit your needs, ATHLETICS call Donna at 3351 or 2381. Bowling activities Fitness Division activities Bicycle workshop Captain's Cup tennis Hi-Lo tournament Attention women bikers, a basic bicycle workshop The Captain's Cup tennis schedules are now avail- for women only able at the athletic office in the base gym. The Marblehead Bowling Center will be sponsoring is set for Saturday, March 25, begin- For more information, call 2560. a Hi Lo bowling tournament to benefit the Red Cross ning at 9:30 a.m. at the base gym. Swimming awards ceremony Saturday, March 25, at 7 p.m. with registrations The course will cover riding techniques, parts of The awards ceremony for the Captain's Cup swim beginning at 6 p.m. the bike and maintenance. The course is free of meet is set for tonight at 5 p.m. in the base gym. Two games will be bowled, the first for high scratch charge but you need to bring your own bike. For more information, call 2560. and the second for low scratch. The score of the low The class will be opened to a maximum of 10 Captain's Cup bowling meeting game will be deducted from the score of the high game people. Sign-ups are being accepted at the MWR There will be a meeting to approve by laws for to determine the winner. Prizes will be awarded to the Information Office by calling 3845. the Captain's Cup bowling league tonight at 5 p.m. men's high score, the ladies high score and junior high For more information, call Bill Pursino at 4720. The team captain or a representative from each score (ages 16 and under). team needs to be present to vote on the by laws. will be $5, and all For more information, call Greg Brayton at 6204 The cost for the tournament Tennis folly proceeds will go to the American Red Cross Hospital or Roger Mead at 6300. The first Tennis Folly of 1989 was so successful Over 30 volleyball Volunteer Program. that the Guantanamo For more information, call Ann at 2118 or Sheila at Bay Tennis CLub has set The Over 30 lunchtime volleyball organizational Sunday, April 2, for the next folly. 2234. meeting is set for tonight at 5 p.m. in the base gym. Partners will This is not a Captain's Cup event. be picked at random from 1:30 to For more information, 5:30 p.m. and play mixed doubles in twenty minute call John Powell at 2560. Corral events sessions. Racquetball meeting When the final whistle blows, winning scores The racquetball will be tallied to determine the winners and organizational meeting will be prizes will be awarded. held Tuesday, April 4, in the base gym beginning at 5 English riding lessons English Riding Lessons are starting April 1, at the Food will be provided by p.m. The meeting is to discuss rules and club members, so club regulations. MWR Corral for adults and children. members bring For more information, call John Powell at 2560. your favorite pot luck dish. Drinks The four-week riding lessons will be taught on the will be provided by the club. hour or half hour once a week for $16 per month. This Any and all levels will play. This event is open to Campus Player activities fee does not include the cost of the rental horse which is the entire base and community and that includes fleet Foosball tournament $3 per hour for a group lesson or $1.50 for a half-hour personnel. The foosball tournament at "Saturday's" is set for private lesson. For more information, call Paula at 3624.

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