Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 25 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, February 9, 1988 /N Charlie Daniels EBay News arrives today for S three-day visit Advancement worksheets The Charlie Daniels Band has ar- All E-4, E-5 and E-6 candidates rived! The group touched down early who will be participating in the this afternoon for a three-day, March 1988 Navy-wide exams must USO-sponsored visit that will verify and sign advancement in include several ship visits, a rate worksheets. The worksheets briefing at the North East Gate, a will be available for signature morning radio show, and, of course, at the PSD ESO Tuesday, Feb. 16 tomorrow evening's 7:30 p.m. con- through Friday, Feb. 19. The cert. worksheets for Leeward Point At press time today, three personnel ship will be available for visits were on today's CBD itin- signature on Thursday, Feb. 11 erary. The group will be treated to and Friday, Feb. 12 at the guided tours aboard USS Thomas Leeward Point PSD office. (CG-51), USS uyleFFG-3) and USCGC Diligence (WMEC-616). The Office relocation group will dine on the crew's mess deck of the USS Thomas S. Gates. Effective today, the License Examiner's Office will relocate Tomorrow, the CDB and crew will harlie Daniels concert reminders to the new Public Works visit the North East Gate, where Department Duty Building in front Transportation Video Cameras they will receive a briefing on the of the motorpool The Public Works Department will Because The Nashville on Rogers Road. history of the only entry point be- poi Network All business will be conducted at de four buses to transport will be filming the tween Communist Cuba and the base. concert, no this location. The telephone residecents to and from the Downtown video cameras will be allowed. number will remain the Lyceum,m. Residents are same, Also on encouraged to bring 4902. tomorrow's schedule, Oe bus will run from the Naval still cameras. Charlie Daniels will co-host the Hospittal to the MCX, Deer Point morning radio show Souvenirs MAC regulation on AM 1340 with BOQ, cGold Hill Towers and on to J02 Bill Milnes from 8:45 to 9:30 thelyyceus starting A limited number of Charlie at 6 p.m. and Daniels In accordance with Military a.m. The show will feature music by containnuing on the half hour until Band souvenirs (ball caps, the CDB and comments t-shirts) will be Airlift Command Regulation 76-1, from Charlie 7:30 pp.m. Another bus will shuttle available the Vol. 1, Chap. 15, Para. 15-2D, Daniels. peoplee from Cooper Field to the night of the concert. The shirts will sell the following restrictions apply lyceum starting at 6 p.m. Two for $6 and the ball caps That same will sell for $4.50. Souvenirs to air travelers: evening, the long-await- buses will run from the Ferry can ed concert will also be ordered through the Hand carried items should be no begin at 7:30 p.m: Landirg to Central Fidelity Bank, Lt. Bob Recreation Services larger than 45 linear inches Hines, Public Affairs Pe ima then to the lyceum at 6 Information Officer, Office (L+W+H) and must fit under the expects a capacity crowd at and 7 p.m. All buses will make a by calling 3845. the concert passenger's seat, in the overhead where the CDB will return n trip after the show. Reserved Seating entertain The rack, or the garment bag rack. residents with tracks off Resi dents are urged to use the only seating reserved at the of their latest show site will be for the Passengers on C-9 aircraft are album, "Powder Keg", buses to alleviate traffic conges- Charlie limited to 5 X 18 X 19 inches. and releases from their 16 previous tion. Daniels Band crew. This regulation shall be albums. Beverages Restrooms strictly adhered to on each Theree will be no alcoholic bev- Additional restrooms will be After the concert, Capt. John R. rages flight outbound from Guantanamo or coolers allowed at the moved to the show site the night Condon, COMNAVBASE, will present Bay. Any bag exceeding the above the show aite. The Consolidated Clubs of the concert. They will be CDB with a plaque measurements or quantity will not and a United will provide food and beverage located behind the permanent go aboard the aircraft. States flag in appreciation of there booths.s. bleachers. visit. R and R flight info

There are still six seats CNO comments on naval importance and defense budget available on the R and R flight Editor's Note: Adm. Carlisle and recognize we had to level off The CNO said to, Providenciales Feb. 16-18. the Soviet Union-is Trost, Chief of Naval Operations, somewhat in the numbers of people we clearly concerned about Paperwork must be submitted the cruise to recently visited Naval Station Long planned to grow above our current missile capability ' YNC Park at the Naval found in both our Station Beach, where he met with a large end strength." surface Operations ships and submarines. Office no later than group of personnel. The following In the readiness area, CNO said close of business "Our concern is to maintain the Thursday, Feb. are some of his comments. the Navy was going to fund flight 11. capability which is a deterrent -- and steaming hours at full levels both in its nuclear and conventional Chief of Naval Operations, Sign-up/check-in hours Adm. because they are the key to roles," said Adm. Trost. "We have Carlisle Trost, says the fiscal year training, readiness and meeting our the capability, or will have the The hours of operation at 1988 budget for the Navy recently operational commitments. capability, with more than 100 McCalla Hangar for Space A approved by the Congress is "mostly "We really need to stand up and surface combatants and 100 sub- sign-up and baggage check-in are: good," but says his greater concern support what we have today," said marines to be anywhere on Monday, 8 a.m. to noon; Tuesday, is the current mood the peri- in Congress that Adm. Trost. "We got where we are in phery at any time around the area 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, led to a greatly reduced 8 budget terms of readiness by having good the Soviet Union considers near and a.m. to noon; Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 submission for FY 1989. support for most of the budget years dear, p.m.; and to be a threat in a crisis closed Wednesday, Saturday, "Overall, we won't be in bad shape since 1981. situation. Sunday, and holidays. For more this fiscal year," said Adm. Trost. information, "If we don't keep Speaking about arms control in call the air He said we came out better than we what we have terminal at 6204 now, we lose all the advantages of general, the CNO said it's hard to or 6408. anticipated in the personnel first of all having a very high be philosophically opposed to a accounts but indicated that the Navy reduction in quality perishable commodity known nuclear weapons. He had to "fight like the devil" for DDS phone lines installed as people and secondly, having the supports the ongoing arms control things like SRBs, personnel bonuses efforts, strength that has brought both the INF treaty itself The Navy Finance and dollars that support this Center has benefits. country respect from other countries and the process of improving our installed three new lines on a The CNO did say there were sig- around the world, especially relations with the Soviet Union. He )rotary with the existing line nificant cuts in PCS funds, the to neces- Soviet Union. said that we need to keep looking handle DDS inquires from members sitating a two to four-month ex- "Our military strength has served for areas of common interest, but we in transit or on leave; The new tension for most personnel with a not only as the deterrence factor must not forget the real differences number is 1-800-346-DDS4. DDS; it PRD of April 1988 or later. A recent necessary to keep things from which divide the two countries. makes cents! NAVOP provides more details on this happening that we don't want to In the case of the INF treaty effort to stay within the budget. happen. But it also has brought the itself, which takes away three Soviet Vet Clinic note Concerning the fiscal year 1981 Soviet Union to the bargaining missiles for every U.S. budget request, Adm. Trost said $33 table," said CNO. missile, the U.S. and its allies billion has had to be cut from will still retain enough conven- The Veterinary Clinic will the "We got where we are today nation- entire Defense Department submis- tional force in Europe to deter close at 2 p.m. every Thursday ally in terms of an Inter- an sion. Of that, the Navy will take attack by the Soviet Union against afternoon for training. Regular a mediate-Range Nuclear Force Treaty nearly $11 billion cut. the NATO central front. hours will resume at 7:30 a.m. on and the potential for arms re- "To accommodate that cut was The CNO said that's important, Friday mornings. ductions because we have a strong rather significant," said because if you reduce the CNO. defense posture," Adm. your nuclear "We said Trost con- Daily safety tip our priorities haven't tinued. capability, you still need to rely changed. They are people and more heavily on your conventional Life is fragile, wear readiness. And you can't separate In discussing the recent INF forces. protective equipment. the two because people are the key treaty signed by President Ronald "That ties in not only with arms element of readiness. Reagan and Soviet General Secretary control but with the budget and with Gorbachev, Adm. Trost cited the the feelings "So we have about what what we did was insure full importance of the Navy's Tomahawk funding of our personnel Congress is doing to defense budgets accounts cruise missiles to the negotiations. today," Adm. Trost said. I

H Medical Adviser Contributed by the staff U.S. Naval Hospital the Capt. Paul Campbell, MSC, USN, Commanding Officer Scoop

Immunization prevents diseases Credit Union closure GBOWC luncheon slated One of the most effective series of four doses, given at 2 months, 4 months, 6 The Navy Federal Credit Union will be The Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wives Club means of protecting your closed in observance of President's Day luncheon will be Feb. 23, at 11:30 a.m. at months and 18 months; fifth child from disease is through Feb. 15. Regular hours the Deer Point Officer's Club. The guest dose given between 4 and 6 will resume Feb. immunization. 16. speaker will be Jack Neal. Shrimp Louie Diseases such as diptheria, years. A tetanus and dip- theria combination vaccine will be served. The cost is $5 for tetanus, pertussis (whooping Party members. RSVP by Feb. 16 to Linda at 2322, should also be given at 14 to Kid's Valentine cough), polio, measles, mumps Kathy at 2413 or Chris at 4700. and rubella can be prevented, 16 years and repeated every A Kid's Valentine Party is being hosted not only during childhood but 10 years. on Leeward Point Sunday, Feb. 14, at 2 -- Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV) p.m., at Leeward Lanes. Games and Teen Valentine Dance . life, with regu- throughout refreshments will be offered. The cost is larly scheduled childhood - Primary series given at 2 The Teen Valentine Dance is slated for $1. For more details, call Rhonda at 6009 vaccinations. months, 4 months, and 18 Friday, Feb. 12, from 7 to 11 p.m., at the months; fourth dose given or 6243. Even though there has been Youth Center. between 4 and 6 years. (In The cost is $1 for members and $1.50 for a drastic reduction in the areas where polio is endemic, Sweetheart Dance slated number of children who suffer non-members. The dress code is skirts for OPV is also given at age 6 girls and trousers for boys. these contagious diseases, months. Something Special is sponsoring a 13, on largely due to immunization, -- Measles - Mumps - "Sweetheart Dance" Saturday, Feb. parents are advised that Rubella (MMR) - One dose, the Post 46 patio. Ticket prices are $3 MCX Valentine's Day jewelry sale for couples. Drawings their children still need to given at 15 months. The vac- for singles and $5 The Marine Corps Exchange is having a be vaccinated. cine is usually ineffective will be held for door prizes, there will Valentine's Day jewelry sale featuring and each female Recent outbreaks of measles in children under 1 year old. be free hors d'ouevres diamond goods, charms, chains, bracelets among college-age students -- Tuberculine Tine Test - dressed in red and white will receive a and pearls. Come buy your favorite and whooping cough in other Given at age 12 months. free flower. Valentine something pretty. Sale dates are young people demonstrate that In addition to these im- For more information, contact your Feb. 1 through 14. these diseases can still munizations, CDC also rec- Something Special representative. occur in epidemic proportions ommends that children receive Nature hike set for Feb. 14 if individuals are not pro- the Hemophilus influenza Type Reef Raiders meeting rescheduled perly immunized. B (HIB) vaccine at 24 months. The nature hike for this month will be When and how often should This vaccine protects against Due to the Charlie Daniels Concert Feb. conducted between Windmill and Hidden you have your child vacci- a dangerous form of menin- 10, the monthly general membership meeting Beach. Meet at the large cabana at 0 nated? The Center for Disease gitis that children in day of the Guantanamo Bay Reef Raiders has Windmill Beach by 7:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. Control (CDC), Atlanta, care centers are particularly been changed to Thursday, Feb. 11, at 7 14. The hike will last two hours. Wear recommends the following susceptible to. p.m. All members are strongly encouraged comfortable walking shoes and bring a schedule of immunization for Most states and local to attend. There are exciting times ahead camera and binoculars. Lee White will be healthy children in the communities require specific for our club and we want you to be a at the large cabana to conduct the tour. United States: vaccinations before children participant. To register or for more information, call -- Diptheria - Tetanus - enroll in schools or day care 4141 or 4153. Pertussis (DTP) - Primary centers. Square dance classes The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Club is Health Care Council meeting starting their spring class Feb. 20 at The Naval Hospital Health Care Entertainment for tonight 7:30 p.m. If you are interested in Consumers' Council will meet at 1 p.m., All movies begin at 7 p.m. learning to square dance, please attend Thursday, Feb. 11, in the second floor our open house. Downtown Lyceum conference room of the hospital. For more NO MOVIE. information, call 7276 during working KoCalla Lyceum Leeward Point banking schedule hours. Code Name: Wild Geese.Action (R).1:42 Adventure Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller Marine Lyceum at the Leeward Point Branch on Friday, Wine tasting at the Wine Cellar .The Mission.Drama (PG).2:05 Feb. 12. Leeward Lyceum There will be a wine tasting at the Wine American Ninja II.Action (R).1:30 Cellar, Saturday, Feb. 13, from noon to Black History Month meeting 3:30 p.m. Cheese and crackers will be On Channel 2 provided. There will be a Black History Month 4:00 SESAME STREET. meeting Thursday, Feb. 11, at 3 p.m., in Project Player Nature Hike 5:00 NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK the COMNAVBASE conference room. 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Get your heartrate pumping by walking 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Charlie Daniels Band momentos the Project Player Nature Hike scheduled 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT for Saturday, Feb. 27, at 9 a.m., from 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Don't let work or other commitments keep Windmill Beach to Hidden Beach and back. 7:00 STAR TREK you from buying a Charlie Daniels Band The hike is free. For more details, call 8:00 EYE ON THE PRIZE (PART 1 OF 6) souvenir T-shirt or baseball cap because Mary Kay at 3845. 9:00 EYE ON THE PRIZE (PART 2 OF 6) you aren't able to attend the Charlie 10:00 SATNET PROGRAMMING CONTINUES Daniels Band concert to be held Wednesday, Feb. 10. MCX holiday hours Cable Programming You can order your mementos now at the The hours of operation for Marine Corp Recreation Services Information Office, Exchange activities for George ABC, Channel 7 CBS, Channel 9 open 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m., Washington's birthday are as follows: 8:00 - WHO'S THE BOSS? 8:00 - 48 HOURS weekdays. Admin Office/Warehouse Closed 8:30 - GROWING PAINS 9:00 - MOVIE:WINDMILLS OF The T-shirts will be sold for $6 and the Main Store noon - 4 p.m. 9:00 - MOONLIGHTING THE GODS (COI4CL.) baseball caps for $4.50. Payment must Furniture Mart Closed 10:00 - THIRTYSOMETHING accompany the order. Limited supplies will Marine Mart 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. be available the night of the concert, so Dive Shop 9:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. NBC, Channel 10 don't delay. Video Rental Center noon - 4 p.m. 8:00 - MATLOCK For more information, call the Rec. Barber/Beauty Shop Closed 9:00 - HUNTER Services Information Office at 3845. Tailor Shop Closed 10:00 - CRIME STORY

HBO CINEMAX $:00 - NO MERCY 7:00 - CLUB PARADISE Bay Dining 10:00 - DO THE GUILTY GO FREE? 9:30 - A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STOPLIGHT INN WARDROOM STREET, PART 2 Tonight's Dinner Tonight's Dinner Beef Fried Rice or Chicken and Dumplings Chicken Dinner Special Lunch, Wednesday, Feb. 10 Lunch, Wednesday, Feb. 10 Guantanamo Gaze tte Corned Beef with Cabbage or Fried Fish The Wardroom will be closed. CPO CLUB U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper BLUE CARIBE Tonight's Dinner Tonight's Dinner Open Capt. John Condon USN .Camander, U.S. Naval Base 14 Ounce T-bone Steak and Shrimp Lt. B b Hines, US:. .Public Affairs Officer Lunch, Wednesday, Feb. 10 Lunch, Wednesday, Feb. 10 . .Editor Open J0D3 PaulJon.a.US Czech, USNR.Layout All You Can Eat: Beef Stew or Italian JOSA Dirk Rose, USN.Sports Editor Spaghetti w/Meatballs Fred Van Horn.Staff Assistant WINDJAMMER CLUB Tonight's Dinner The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the rules and DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB regulations for ship and station newspapers under the direction of Open Menu the public affairs officer. The Guantanamo Gazette is printed five tims a we at government expense on government equipment, at Tonight's Dinner CLIPPER CLUB the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The The Seaside Dining Room will be closed. opinions and statements that appear herein are not to be construed Lunch, Wednesday, Feb. 10 Tonight's Dinner as official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Steak Night Commander, U.S. Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the Chili Burgers first floor of uildingo760 (Admin Hill). If you need assistance, t please call us at 4819 or 4502.

2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 9, 1988 With 29 years of service, Barnes is senior black female in Navy Nurse Corps By Mike Campbell been a nurse corps officer or nursing to hospital ad- recently was admitted into Navy Editor Service director of nursing," said ministration was relatively the North Chicago Rotary Club Barnes. "What they care about easy, because I have not -- one of the first two women is that I understand what lived in a little square box to become members. She is a A popular image of doctors their problems are and that 10 in my professional role." board member of the Great and nurses working together ensure the resources they At Great Lakes, Barnes Lakes Credit Union, sings in goes like this: The doctor, need to provide the kind of oversees a staff of approxi- the Waukegan Symphony and is in total command of operating patient care they are mately 1,200 -- including active in the National Naval room surgery, orders nurses committed to providing. I some 95 Nurse Corps officers, Officers Association, which to provide appropriate in- think it (being a nurse) is 30 active duty physicians, works with the Navy, Marine struments or perform specific irrelevant." 250 civilians and nearly 700 Corps and Coast Guard to help procedures, such as closing Barnes believes her experi- medical and non-medical recruit minorities. an incision or sponging off ence as operating room super- enlisted personnel. Echoing Barnes became philosophical his forehead. visor at naval hospitals in recent statements by the when she appraised her cur- When Capt. Julia 0. Barnes, Guam, Great Lakes and Chief of Naval Operations and rent position of leadership . was commissioned an Philadelphia from 1963 the Navy's Surgeon General on in the community. "I find ign in the Navy Nurse through 1974 was instrumental the state of Navy medicine, since I've become commanding Corps in 1958, she never in helping prepare her for she says the major problem officer, it seems like the imagined that 29 years later, future leadership positions, the hospital faces is the whole world loves a person as commanding officer of as well as shaping her same one the entire Navy is who's successful. But we seem Naval Hospital Great Lakes, professional attitude. grappling with: More people to be too status minded. Ill., she would become an "The operating room nurse are needed to staff, medical Sometimes we lose out because outstanding exception to the polices what's going on in treatment facilities. we don't look past the cover commonly held view of the O.R." Barnes explained. Barnes' immediate goals for of the book to see what's in doctors' perennial authority "If she tells a surgeon, the hospital reflect that it." over nurses. In fact, Barnes 'That glove is contaminated, problem. "One of my main With a distinguished career didn't see herself staying in you need to change it,' the Capt. Julia 0. Barnes goals is to increase the spanning four decades, the Navy at all. surgeon never argues with the NC, USN accessibility of medical care Barnes' vault of memories "Originally, I came into nurse, regardless of rank. As to our beneficiary population brims with a rich and wide the Navy for just two years," an operating room nurse, I from Pepperdine University, -- dependents, retired, variety of treasures. Of them the captain said. "I thought was respected for my exper- Malibu, California, Barnes anyone who's entitled to all, two tours on Guam and I'd join the Navy and go tise as a nurse and as a mem- was promoted to director of medical care. We send a lot her role in the evacuation of overseas right away and live ber of the team. It never' nursing at Great Lakes before of people out to CHAMPUS Vietnamese refugees from out some of the fantasies I came up who was giving orders taking the jump to executive because we often don't have April to September 1975 had from movies and books. to whom. The fact that I was officer at Naval Hospital the specialists among the remain the touchstones of her Then when I came back home an operating room nurse -- Camp Lejeune, N.C. physicians to provide the service life. be a big deal because I'd some people will look at that So how does a nurse make care they need." e someplace and done and be able to figure out a the move from practitioner to "Guam met with a lot of my One of the ways Barnes is projections and fantasies of something that nobody else lot about me. I'm not going administrator to command? For helping to increase her had done. That was 29 years to burn myself out worrying Barnes, who sees herself as a being on an island footloose hospital's accessibility is and fancy free, ' she ago, and I'm still here (in about something that I can't nurse and as a commanding through a sharing agreement the Navy)." change. I worry about the officer, the evolution in- recalled. "I was on Guam when with the Veterans Admin- South Vietnam fell to the Barnes, the senior black things I can control." volved only minor alterations istration that enables Great woman in the Navy Nurse A look at her track record to her original philosophy. Communists, and I partic- Lakes to acquire additional ipated in Operation New Life. Corps, recently took a break provides convincing evidence "My philosophy of nursing physician resources. from her demanding routine at that the former graduate of was that we have a commitment That was a great challenge the hospital to reflect on the Hahnemann Hospital School to provide total nursing care Keeping Naval Hospital for me, because we had to her career and share some of Nursing in Philadelphia to patients 365 days a year Great Lakes healthy is, of accommodate 110,000 (Viet- professional insights. Her has seldom, if ever, lost around the clock, and we were course, Barnes' number one namese evacuees) in tents and lofty status as a commanding control. Following a tour as the one member of the health priority. But this dynamic wherever else we could. I was officer is balanced by a an operating room supervisor care team with the patient woman still finds time for the director of nursing at sparkling sense of humor and in Philadelphia where she was all the time," Barnes said. numerous community act- the naval hospital and really friendly, open demeanor. promoted to lieutenant com- "I saw nursing as being a lot ivities, all aimed at one enjoyed the challenge. We put Naturally, one of the first mander and earned a bach- of things, and, for sure, goal, she said: "To further in long hours and I had to questions the personable elor's degree in nursing from nursing meant leadership. improve the relationship make decisions I never *eaptainfielded-dealt with the University of Penn- There's no way you could between the civilian. and dreamed about making."_ the classic doctor-nurse sylvania, Barnes stepped up survive in the nursing world military sectors." To this To rise from the ranks of relationship and how it to the position of chief without being a leader, and a end, she often addresses the Nurse Corps and become affected her as skipper of nurse at Naval Hospital Guam strong one. As a commanding local professional and civic the commanding officer of a Naval Hospital Great Lakes. and then at Lemoore, Cal- officer, my philosophy is groups on a variety of large naval hospital remains "In my role as commanding ifornia. that all those years I spent Navy-related subjects. an unattainable dream to officer, my perception is From Lemoore, where she as a nurse has paid off To illustrate how deeply many, but Barnes' outstanding that the doctors here could earned her master's degree in through my total involvement. the community feels about her career is proof positive that care less about my having human resources management For me, the transition from contributions, Barnes dreams can become reality. 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Guantanario Gazette Tuesday, February 9, 1988 3 Sports

No cure for Hospital as Marines win, 75-58 UPI Top 20 basketball Doll I . r. r., - . . N By JOSA Dirk Rose Leading scorers for- -.Marine . Leading scorers in the half i The following is the United Barracks in the first half were Gerald Brown with 10 7 Nevada-L.V. 20-2 364 3 Press International Board of Last night in Captain's Cup were Caldwell with 10 points points and Joe Medley hit for 8 Pittsburgh 16-2 358 9 Coaches' Top 20 college basketball action, Marine and Emery with nine. six as they were dropped, 9 Duke 16-3 346 5 ratings, with half basketball 10 Kentucky 16-3 279 10 Barracks used a second Hospital's first-half 75-58. first-place votes and record 11 Syracuse 17-5 209 12 man-to-man defense to shut scores came from Cook with Leading scorers for Marine down Hospital, 75-58. in parenthese, total points 12 Michigan 18-4 192 nine points and Meadows with Barracks were Caldwell with (based on 15 points for came out blazing Hospital eight points. 18 points, Jackson with 14, 13 N Carolina St 14-4 83 -- to open the game with Jimmy first, 14 for second, etc.) In the second half, Marine and Gittens with 10, eight of and last week's ranking: 14 Kansas St 14-4 68 -- Cook scoring six quick Barracks played a tough which he scored in the second 15 Iowa 16-6 62 14 points. Joe Dunn and Steve defensive game, shutting down half. 18-1 591 4 16 Wyoming 17-4 31 -- Meadows also pumped in quick 1 Temple (21) the Hospital scoring machine. Hospital was led by Brown 19-2 540 6 17 Indiana 13-6 28 -- points to push Hospital 2 Purdue (9) with 14, Medley with 13 21-2 18 Vanderbilt 14-5 27 15 further out into the lead. David Jackson loaded his 3 Arizona (5) 526 points, Meadows with 12, and 448 19 Florida 16-6 17 20 However, Marine Barracks cannons and tossed in 10 4 Oklahoma (3) 20-2 8 Cook with 11 points. 403 20.Bradley 14-3 13 16 wasn't going to give up as second-half points. Rob 5 N Carolina 16-3 7 17-1 2 20 Georgetown 14-6 Marshall Caldwell stole Williams, Sherridan Gittens, The next game for the 6 BYU (3) 372 13 13 Hospital passes and drove and Caldwell aided Jackson, Marine Barracks team is down the court for a baskets, tossing in eight points each Friday, Feb. 12, at 7:30 p.m. and Wayne Emery sank two in the second half. against NAVSTA Blue. Hospital Steve Garvey hangs up his three-point shots to move Hospital made one bad pass next takes the court Marine Barracks on top at the after another, and couldn't Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 bat and glove after 18 years half, 35-32. .seem to find the target. p.m. against PWD. By Associated Press Series with the Dodgers. His batting average for the five NAVSTA Gold shines over NAVSTA Blue, 63-36 They called him "Mr. series he played in was a Clean," the "All-American handsome .319. He had also a By JOSA Dirk Rose Blue failed to counter it quits for Blue, ending the Boy," the "Straight Arrow" pennant-playoff average Gold's first half points, but game with 4:38 left and Blue and a few other things. .356. He was the Natio Last night in Captain's Cup managed to gather eight trailing by 27 points. Amazingly, his critics, League MVP in '74, the year basketball action at the base points from Bryant Troy. Leading scorers for Gold including some teammates, he hit .312 with 21 homers gym, NAVSTA Gold held a were and 111 RBI's. Leading scorers for Gold in Blue with 12, Wiesbrock were frequently derisive in scoring demonstration en and McDaniel had to play first the first half were Blue with with nine, and what they said. Garvey route to defeating NAVSTA MoGary with eight. base because he couldn't 10, Nick Wiesbrock with But nobody, not even his Blue, 63-36. knockers, ever claimed Steve throw a baseball hard enough Foul trouble was an early eight, Jay McDaniel with Blue was led by Zachary to break a reasonably strong Ware with 10 points and Garvey couldn't play base- factor, as NAVSTA Blue com- seven points, and John McGary pane of glass. with six. Willie Chapman, Lenwood Wil- ball. He is now retiring mitted 13 first-half fouls, But he was a good fielder, liams, and Troy each scored after a long career, better giving NAVSTA Gold frequent In the second half, much of often the leader in that eight. than 18 years with the Los trips to the free throw line, the same problems carried Angeles Dodgers and the San position in the National which they took advantage of. over for Blue. Fouls contin- The next contest for NAVSTA Diego Padres. League, and he saved Dodger When they weren't at the ued and after two players Gold is Friday, Feb. 12, at 6 He finished his career with and Padre infielders a lot of line, fast breaks to Anthony fouled out, Blue was left p.m. against SIMA. NAVSTA San Diego, where injuries errors on erratic throws he of Blue kept the scoreboard with only four men on the Blue plays the second game slowed him to a virtual walk scooped out of the dirt. rolling as point after point floor. the evening against Marine last year. His career statistics in- was tallied. However, the referee called Barracks at 7:30 p.m. Garvey got into only 27 cluded 272 home runs and games and batted a meag- 2,595 hits. He had 1,308 Pirates lose home game to Post Office, 63-57 er.211. That was 83 points RBI's. under his lifetime average of Baseball people think he is Last Friday night at W.T. with eight points. Cordova hit two and Willie .294. a borderline candidate for Sampson High School, the Post Way tossed in one three point Garvey played for the the Hall of Fame. He was more Post Office had four play- Dodgers for most of his Office invaded the Pirates ers score in double figures. shot. a bread-and-butter player home turf and pulled out a career but after leaving Los than a headline-maker. It's They were Dean Huber with 16, Stewart hit two for Post 63-57 victory in high school Angeles in a little financial unlikely that his gentlemanly Ed Larson with 15, Bryan Office while Larson contribu- basketball. dispute with management, he approach to Logan pumped in 14, and Roger ted one. baseball and life Scoring for the Pirates still helped the Padres win will figure in the voting Stewart had 10. were Lee Yambing with 19 The next game to be played the 1984 National League when he is eligible. The points, Tony Cordova, Eric In the three point range, at W.T. Sampson High School Pennant. They lost in the voters will only look at the Thigpen, and Bruce McCleary Yambing tossed in two three- will be Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 7 World Series to Detroit. record. There are players in each aided the losing cause pointers while teammates p.m. He had played in four World the hall with lesser numbers.

Seabee softball Hydroaerobics An NHCB Invitational Softball Hydroaerobics meets every Monday, Wednesday Area athletics tournament is scheduled to begin Friday, Feb. and Friday from 10 to 11 a.m., Tuesday arn 12, at 6 p.m. through Monday, Feb. 15, at Cooper Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m., and from 10 to 11 Field. a.m. at the Villamar pool. Scuba diving classes The cost is $85 per team and will be collected The cost is $1 per class and is payable at on the field the first day of play. poolside. Any scuba diver that has not received his An organizational meeting is scheduled for For more information, call 2450 or 3845. or her scuba certification card, please Thursday, Feb. 11, at 6 p.m. in the base gym to contact the Recreation Services Information discuss teams and by-laws. In addition, Office at 3845 immediately. volunteer represenatives are needed. Project Player activities A PADI Advanced Open Water Dive course is For more information, call Petty Officer Pack at 4693 DWH. Test your skills at the Project Player offered by instructor Tom Peterson starting Racquetball tournament Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 6 p.m. in the NAS scheduled for Monday, Feb. 29, starting at 6 p.m. training room. Cupid skate for kids in the base gym. The cost is $85 and includes one advanced open There will be a men's and women's category water study kit, one classroom Draw back your bow and shoot your arrow during with trophies awarded to the top two winners. session and five the open water dives over a two-day period. Cupid Skate for children 13 years of age The entry fee is $1. Registrations are being taken at the Leeward and under Sunday, Feb. 14, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call the MWR Information in the base Point Community Center. gym. Office at 3845. The cost is $1 per person with reservations For more information, call 6009 or Tom at Come on out and required in advance by calling have some fun at the Project 6486. 2193. There are a Player Sundaze Volleyball limited number of rollerskates available free of tournament and Five Mile charge. Fun Run Sunday, Feb. 21, starting at 1 p. At the corral For more information, call 2560. at Windmill Beach. Both events are open to the public. The Recreation Services Corral invites you and Valentine Bowling Bash If you are interested in playing in the your family to participate in riding programs volleyball tournament, there is a limit to eight here. There will be a Valentine Bowling Bash people to a team. Registrations will be taken You can chose from one of the many scenic Saturday, Feb. 13, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the one-half hour before the event. The cost is $10 trail rides offered each month and explore the Marblehead Bowling Center . per team, with play starting at 1 p.m. The first beautiful wildlife of Guantanamo Bay. If you Treat your sweetheart to Moonlight Bowling for place team will receive a trophy. don't know how to ride, why not take individual Scratch, Nine Pin No Tap, Eight Pin No Tap, and The Five Mile Fun Run will take off at 4:30 or group lessons. Scotch Doubles. p.m. with registrations taken one-half hour Also, you can plan a special picnic or Merchandise prizes will be awarded and pre- before the event. The fee is $3 per person to moonlight rides for your groups enjoyment. registration for lane preference will be taken run in either men's or women's divisions in the Whatever you are looking for in riding, the at the bowling alley. following age categories: 25 year-olds and Recreation Services Corral can help you have a A fee of $20 per couple wll1 be collected from under, 26 to 35 year-olds, and 36 year-olds and great time out on the trails. Call 2381 for more 8 to 9 p.m. that evening. Refreshments will be over. Medals will be awarded to the first place information. served. winner in each category.

4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 9, 1988