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Vol. 44 -- No. 200 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, October 25, 1988 performance Oct. 28 Country western singer Nicolette Lar- Go Love," (a duet with Michael of radio." Through her work as a background son, along with special guest comedian McDonald) and "That's How You Know Since herfather was aTreasury Depart- singer and her own solo recordings, Nico- dy Andrews, will perform for Guantan- When Love's Right". The latter , a ment employee, the family relocated about lette is considered a major figure in the de- o Bay residents Friday, Oct.28, at7 p.m. duet with Steve Warner, was a top 10 every two years. Thus, Nicolette's child- velopment of the Southern California t the Downtown Lyceum. country single and earned the pair nomina- hood was spent in such diverse locations as sound. The Nicolette Larson USO Tour will tions from both the Asso- Minneapolis, Birmingham, Boston, St. Today her live concert performances take Larson and her entourage to such bases ciation and the Academy of Country Music Louis, Washington and Portad, before incorporate the gamut of her musical expe- as Thule, Greenland, Keflavik, Iceland and as "Duet of the Year." settling in Kansas City. With each move, rience. She is at home with any audience, Newfoundland. Nicolette has recorded six critically ac- Nicolette was exposed to another regional offering them her music as well as her Throughout her hit-studded, award- claimed albums (four for Warner Brothers style of music which is, today, combined in friendliness and keen wit. Her show is both winning career, Nicolette Larson has and two for MCA) which reflect her eclec- her own unique vocal style. energetic and subtle, featuring a segment earnedareputation in the music business as tic musical taste and diverse abilities. So After high school graduation, Nicolette during which Nicolette performs several one of the finest singers around. Simply vast are Nicolette's vocal talents that she is attended college for several years, major- acoustically. stated, Nicolette's a natural, and note for able to embrace various musical styles with ing in psychology and sociology. Working A well-rounded entertainer, Nicolette note she can interpret a song with the best an ease, sincerity and understanding rarely as a Kelly Girl and as a waitress, at the age also has a burgeoning career as an actress. of them. found. of 21, she boarded a Greyhound bus bound Most recently she starred in an episode of By the time her first solo recording In fact, she has won awards in both the for California hoping to land a job in the "Throb," the popular syndicated television effort was released in 1978, the chart- pop and country categories. For her coun- music business. series. She also played the role of Rheta topping smash, "," Nicolette try efforts she was named BestNew Female Her introduction there was a secretary Cupp in the touring company of "Pump was already recognized by her peers as a Vocalist by both Cashbox Magazine for the Golden State Bluegrass Festival, but Boys and Dinettes," the musical which singers' singer. Nicolette has recorded (1985) and the Academy of Country Music itwasn't long before she was performing as appeared on Broadway for several years. In with such key musical performers as (1984). In she was Performance a soloist and as a background singer with addition, she has starred in the Kansas City , LindaRonstadt, Michael Magazine's Best New Female Vocalist in the various bands. Her first significant production of "Jesus Christ Superstar," McDonald, , Christopher 1979 and the following year she received a break came when she was hired as a singer portraying Mary Magdalene. Cross, , The Dirt Band, similar honor at the Disc Jockey Music for 's band and later with In assessing her career thus far, Nico- , Hoyt Axton, Steve Awards. Commander Cody and his Lost Planet lette says, "I've had the fortune of being Wariner and . One of six children, Nicolette was born Airmen. able to work with so many people I admire. Butthroughthemassappealof"Lotta in Helena, Mont. There, on her grandpar- Within five years of her arrival in Cali- I really feel lucky in that a lot of my wishes Love," Nicolette became known as a ents' ranch, she was first exposed to coun- fornia, Nicolette found herself at the top of have come true." "peoples' singer." Suddenly, the music try music. "I always thought my grand- the pop charts with "Lotta Love", the Neil Note: There will be reserved seating in industry's best kept secret was a popular, mother had a country radio because that's Young-penned classic. Nicolette's record- the center sectionfor personnel in uniform worldwide attraction. Her subsequent hits, all I ever heard come out of it," she recalls. ing of that tune remains the definitive and their families. No food and beverages both in the United States and abroad, in- "I used to think when I was a very little girl version. "I got the song off a tape I found are allowed as they will be provided by the clude: "Rhumba Girl," "Fool Me Again," that if you wanted to listen to a different lying on the floor of Neil's car," she re- Consolidated Clubs. Bathroom facilities "I Only Want To Be With You," "Let Me form of music you bought a different kind veals. will be behind the main seating area.

Haunted house opened NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY to the public Oct. 27-28 ACTIONLINE _ . 4355 The Naval Lodge will be make-believe," Basnight explained, add- sponsoring a haunted house for the public ing, "The second section is for adults, teens (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) Thursday, Oct. 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. and and older youths and will include scenes Friday, Oct. 28, from 9 to 11 p.m., from several horror movies ending in a Our losses due to damages caused add an additional markup to cover our perform- maze." following the Nicolette Larson by unattended children continue to be overhead. Scars' mail order business For safety reasons, there will be no ance. a problem. We would like to remind is their bread and butter and they are According to Mike Basnight, one of parking at the Haunted House, which is parents that the store is not safe for sharp businessmen who want to the organizers for the haunted house, the located at Bldg. 90, the old teen center on unattended children and we hold protect this profitable mail order busi- project is the result of work by many Radio Point Road. parents accountable for any damage ness by charging lower prices. "People people. coming to the haunted house their children may cause. Please keep It is important to remember that "We have had a lot of help from numer- will need to find parking somewhere else this in mind the next time you tell you will always find certain items ous base residents as well as from sailors like the Navy Exchange since there is no your child to go play with the com- cheaper in the states than here, but from USS Virginia (CGN-38), who have room to park at the building," Basnight puter display at the back of the overall you will save over 20 percent contributed time and effort to making the said. Exchange so that you can do your by shopping at the Exchange. haunted house a success," he explained. The donation for the haunted house Commissary shopping in peace. Your There will be two parts to the haunted will be $1. The proceeds from the two fellow patrons, who ultimately pay Query: I've been here for four years house, one for adults, teens and older evenings will go to the W.T. Sampson for damaged merchandise in the form and have never had a problem with youths and one for smaller children. High School Scholarship Fund. of increased prices, thank you for the check cashing policy. I ordered "The children's For more information, call Basnight at section of the house is your consideration. 1,000 new checks before the new reserved for meeting monsters, playing 4203 or Don Waters at4164 during work- policy started and I'm having a are just ing hours. I called once with no response problem with you asking for more and seeing that monsters Query: * games about some tools I bought a couple of information on my checks. It seems Congress passes bill to close U.S. bases weeks ago. I can get them cheaper in the exchanges are leaning to less the states than I can here, including customer service. From NAVY NEWS SERVICE the cost of postage. Reply: Sorry it took so long to get in Reply: We have received several check Congress overwhelmingly passed a bill October 12, that allows the Department of touch with you. We keep a log on complaints about the new that are similar to the Defense (DoD) to close unneeded military bases in the continental United States. how many times we call a customer. cashing policy calls (it above complaint. The new check DoD officials estimate that $2 to $5 billion a year would be saved when the Defense Sometimes it takes numerous took us eight tries to reach you) and cashing policy goes beyond the Department closes some of its 3,800 military installations. sometimes we never reach some exchange system and even DoD.It The bill is expected to be signed by President Ronald Reagan and will allow the 12- people. goes all the way to Congress, who member Base Realignment and Closure Commission, established by the Secretary of Now, to answer your question. initiated the new check endorsing Defense last May, to make its base closure recommendations by Dec. 31, 1988. The customer complained that the policy. The new check cashing policy banks will Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci would then have until Jan. 16, 1989 to accept or Sears Craftsman tools we sell are is the law of the land and not honor your check unless they are reject, with no additions or subtractions, the entire list. If Carlucci accepts the recommen- more expensive than they are in the Sears catalog. He's right. Sears has a written and properly endorsed in ac- dations, the list will then go to Congress, who will have 90 days to wholly accept or reject lower catalog price because they cordance with the new law. If you are the list. operate a low overhead mail order unhappy with this law remember to business. They charge customers like let your Congressman know how you If the commission recommendations are accepted by Congress, base closures would us a retail markup and we in turn must feel. begin in 1990. ___._ _ _ __ CAPTAIN'S CORNER BAY NEWS Captain John S. Boyd, USN Christmas Bazaar 2250 after working hours. Naval Base Commander The Pirates Booster Club will be selling re- freshments Saturday, Oct. 29, at the annual Desal Plant tours Christmas Bazaar. Items sold will include coffee, The Desal Plant will be holding guided tours Have you been following the those whales hadn't dallied juice, soda, coffee cake and danishes. in conjunction with Energy Awareness Week. bake and assist These tours will be held October 26, and 28, at 9, news stories from Alaska's north around so long, they wouldn't Volunteers are still needed to in sales. If you can help, contact Evleen Walker 11 and 3 p.m. The tours will begin at the front have gotten into such a fix. coast about the three whales, at 4579. gate of the plant. If you or your family wish to trapped by ice. Lots of interest The experts say that the most attend the tour, call 2210 or 2610 to sign-up. has been generated by these three important thing to recognize in Christmas Committee meeting mammals. In order that they not dealing with stress is just that; Committee will PTO meeting local recognizing that some stress is The base-wide Christmas suffocate beneath the ice, meet Thursday, Oct. 27, at 9 a.m. at FTG. All The Parent Teacher Organization of W.T. Alaskan folks are keeping a inevitable and that everyone's got commands, Naval Station departments, and other Sampson Elementary School will hold the breathing hole open in the ice, to deal with it. How to deal with base organizations (wive's clubs, private clubs), general board meeting Wednesday, Oct. 26, at waiting for the hopeful arrival of it? Break free from the ice by are encouraged to attend and send a representa- 6:30 p.m. in room B-10 at the school. All an ice breaker to lead theanimals getting involved in different ac- tive. members are encouraged to attend. For more out to open water and freedom. tivities. That is, different from The agenda includes the parade, block party, information, contact Lyn Bunn at 3300. Scientists on scene report that the ones that have us all iced in. base decorations, caroling and more. For more the whales are "stressed." Their Take a walk, a jog, a fishing trip, information, call CWO4 Sawtelle at 5341. Employee costume contest foreheads (I suppose a whale has a golf game, a shopping trip, a Come join the fun Saturday, Oct. 29, at the a forehead) are bleeding and cut meal out, read a book, watch a Navy Campus CLEP test Navy Exchange! There will be an employee from the whales knocking their movie, anything (in moderation, Navy Campus will be administering the costume contest and you be the judge! So come heads against the underside of the of course) that can remove one English with Essay CLEP test December 29. This on out, join the fun and vote your ice, trying to break through. This from his or her ice entrapment. test is free to active duty military and may be costume. situation has resulted in lots of We're lucky here in Guantan- ordered by calling Navy Campus at 4769. The stress for the whales and at least amo. There are a lot of ice break- deadline for registration is October 31. Marriage Preparation Workshop one of the animals has become ill ing activities available. They're The Marriage Preparation Workshop is for with pneumonia. This was diag- everywhere. But then, so is the Graduate Record Examinations those wh6 are planning to get married or who are nosed because of the animal's ice. Ice avoidance is sort of like The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) newly married. There will be presentations and raspy breathing through the ice personal financial management. will be administered by the Navy Campus discussions on aspects of marriage such as hole. Have a thoughtful plan, don't Education Center December 15. These tests have budgeting, sexuality, communication, spirituality to be ordered and requests to take the GRE must and legal rights. This workshop will be held at forget to execute the plan, and So it is with lots of us mam- be submitted to Navy Campus by the end of the Family Service Center November 2-3 from mals. We don't do well with diversify (try a lot of different October. For more information, call Navy 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. The coordinators for this stress. I don't know about you, activities). Campus at 4769. workshop are the Chaplain's Office, Hospital, but I'm always knocking my May your ice be thin and eas- Family Service Center and Legal Office. For more head up against immovable ily thawed; your recognition of it Alternate Transportation Day information, or to register, call 4141 or 2323. things. And if not immovable or early; your plan to diversify, In conjunction with Energy Awareness unchangeable things, it's just as effective; and your diversifica- Week, the Energy Action Team has named Functional Skills Program often unimportant things that tions effective, moderate and Wednesday, Oct. 26, as "Alternate Transporta- The Functional Skills Program offers classes haveme all"iced in" and stressed rewarding. I hope when you read tion Day." Try walking or riding a bike to work in English, reading, mathematics and writing. out. Like the three whales, most this you and those three whales or to run errands. You'll save energy and get The courses may be used to qualify for ASVAB of our problems often result from are stress free. Have a safe, ice- exercise too! retests, to prepare for the GED or aid in prepara- our own inattention. After all, if free day. tion for college courses. More importantly, they Fumigation chamber open can benefit job performance. Functional Skills courses are provided at no cost to the individual The base fumigation chamber will be open more information, Friday, Oct. 28, to receive articles for fumiga- student or to the command. For contact Jo Lynn Wiley at 4307 between 8 a.m. New Arrivals tion. Articles may be picked up Tuesday, Nov. 1, Baby's Name: Franklin Leroy Redden from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and noon. Parents: Mr. Larry and AZl Barbara Redden Oct. 11, 1988 Water saving device installations Command Retention Team meeting There will be a Command Retention Team 6 lbs. 4 oz. In an attempt to conserve water sources, the meeting Thursday, Oct. 27, at 1 p.m. in the base has awarded a contract to install water Family To announce the newest arrival in your family in the Guantanamo saving devices in all water closets of govern- Service Center training room. All command retention team members are required to ment quarters. The contractor is scheduled to Gazette, submit the baby's name, the parents' name, the date of attend. CPO's and division officers are encour- arrive Tuesday, Nov. 1, with work commencing birth and the weight of the baby. aged to attend Thursday, Nov. 3, on the Windward side. and, as always, tenant activity Retention Team members are invited to attend. The contractor will be calling tenants to arrange for appointments if necessary. The Entertainment Tonight installation procedure generally takes 5 to 10 COMNAVBASE Hail and Farewell minutes, therefore, inconvenience should be The COMNAVBASE Officer's Hail and On Channel 2 minimal. Farewell will be held Saturday, Oct. 29, at 6:30 4:00 SESAME STREET Residents with questions concerning this p.m. in the Officer's Club. The schedule of events work should contact their housing project include a New Orleans-style creole food buffet NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK 5:00 manager at 4172 or 4174. dinner from 6:30 to 8 p.m., Hail and Farewell 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT from 8 to 8:30 p.m., costume judging contest 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 MWR job openings from 8:30 to 9 p.m. and games starting at 9 p.m. 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT Tickets are available The Morale, Welfare and Recreation Depart- from command representa- 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS tives. ment is looking for an assistant auto mechanic to 7:00 STAR TREK work at the Auto Hobby Shop (LWG-05/NA-05) 8:00 MOVIE: CHISUM and two laborers/custodial workers (LWG-02) to FRA Wednesday night special 10:00 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) begin work immediately. The dinner special this Wednesday at the 10:15 SATNET Apply at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel FRA is chicken and ribs. The cost is $5 per All movies begin at 8 p.m. Office through the open register. For more person and kids under 10 eat for half price. Downtown Lyceum details about the positions, call Chuck McGinty Doesn't an evening of no cooking or cleaning at 2991. and good food while listening to your favorite to Revenge of Nerds II. Comedy (PG-13).1:29 music sound inviting. There will be no cover McCalla Lyceum E-8, E-9 advancement charge and the kitchen is open from 6:30 to 9 Some Kind/Wonderful . Romance (PG-13).1:35 p.m. Marine Lyceum All E-8 and E-9 candidates who will be par- ticipating in the November 1988 competition Bring On The Night. Document. (PG-13).1:37 must verify and sign advancement in rate Leeward Lyceum worksheets. The worksheets will be available for Daily energy savings tip Getting Even. Adventure (R).1:30 signature at the PSD ESO through October 26. Remember to take a Navy shower. Turn off Advancement in rate worksheets for E-8 and water when soaping up; it is useless for water to E-9 candidates who work on Leeward Point will be running during that time. If necessary, mark on be available for signature at the Leeward PSD Guantanamo Gazette the faucet settings so that the proper temperature October 27-28. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, will be obtained immediately upon turning the For more information, contact the PSD ESO water back on. at 4553 or 4338. Naval Base Commander.Capt. John S. Boyd, USN Public Affairs Officer.Lt. Bob Hines, USNR Project Player Halloween party EditorialStaff Editor.J03 John Gaona, USN Dress up in your most ghoulish costume for Assistant Editor.JOSN JoelParks,USNR Natural Way Support Group the Project Player Halloween party set for Sports Editor.JOSN D irk Rose, USN The Natural Way Support Group for nursing Monday, Oct. 31, at the Clipper Club at 8 p.m. Layout...... DM3Paul Czech,USN The editorial content ofrthis newspaper is prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office moms and expecting women thinking of nursing Games and prizes for the best Halloween of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication formembers their babies will meet tonight from 7 to 8 p.m. at costume will be awarded. For more details, call of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect the Fleet Sick Call area of the hospital. Babies Dorletta at 6330 or the Project Player coordinator theofficialviews oftheU.S.Navy anddonotimplyendorsementthereof.TheGuantanamoGazette are invited. For more information, call Ann at at 3845. is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service BranchOffice.

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PICK-UP STAKE TRACTOR TRAILER Navy Campus schedules RETURN TO FTG - - ATTENTION CWO4 SAWTELLE, GUARD MAIL STOP 21. FOR Graduate Record Exams MORE INFORMATION, CALL 5341. The Graduate Record able-a general test and subject I -- BICYCLES -- EACH ENTRY SHOULD SUBMIT A SEPARATE FORM. aminations (GRE), a series tests. The general test assesses standardized tests for enroll- general skills not related to any ent in a master's degree pro- specific field of study, while gram, will be administered by the subject tests measure knowledge Navy Campus Education Center in particular fields. Memorial service held for Ivian W. Johnson December 15. Subject tests are available for A memorial service was held ness from Yuba College, Ma- Automotive Transportation Spe- The tests help admissions any of 14 subjects including at the Base Chapel Monday, Oct. rysville, Calif., in 1974. He also cialist. officials in the United States to English, literature, music and 24, at noon for Mr. Ivian W. attended the San Antonio Col- Johnson actively pursued ca- evaluate applicants for graduate mathematics. Johnson, 47, who died Wednes- lege, San Antonio, ; Uni- reer and self development, as programs and are administered These tests have to be or- day, Oct. 19, at approximately versity of Maryland and the Col- reflected by his educational pur- five times a year. dered and requests to take the 3:25 p.m. at the U.S. Naval Hos- lege of the Redwoods, Eureka, suits, appointments to various Some colleges also award GRE must be submitted to Navy pital, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Calif. collateral duty positions and sev- undergraduate creditbased on the Campus by the end of October. after suffering a heart attack. Johnson was an veteran of the eral performance awards during test scores and the applicant's For more information, call Born July 10, 1941, in McK- Air Force and was employed at his career. He is survived by his degree program. Navy Campus at 4769 during enzie, Ala., Johnson graduated the Public Works Department, mother, Nellie Kruger, of Ma- Two types of GRE's are avail- working hours. with an associate's degree in busi- where he was a Supervisory rysville, Calif. SECURITY LOG The following accidents or hended for larceny of a bicycle - One suspect was appre- ITT parking lot. NAS BEQ. incidents were reported or inves- from ITT. hended for damaging an NEX - Three POVs had their tires - Two suspects were appre- tigated by the Security Depart- - A purse was stolen at the taxi door. slashed while parked in Center hended for assault and drunk and ment for the period of October 17- high school dance. - One suspect was appre- Bargo housing. disorderly conduct at the Lee- 23. Traffic Violations hended for damaging a water - A POV was damaged, ward Ferry Landing. Thefts Of Personal - The Security Department fountain at the GHT BEQ. paint scratched, whiled parked in - One suspect was removed Property issued 38 moving violations dur- - One suspect was detained housing at NAS. from quarters for a domestic dis- - A bicycle was stolen from ing the report period. for throwing paint on the floor of Miscellaneous pute in Caravella housing. the back yard of a Nob Hill hous- - Five accidents involving the new Youth Center. - Two suspects were appre- - One suspect was detained ing unit. However, the bike was seven vehicles occurred during - A video game was dam- hended at the NAS Clipper Club for child neglect in Caravella left in the front yard the next the report period. aged at the NEX Laundromat. for drunk and disorderly conduct. housing. morning. Vandalism Of Vandalism of - One suspect was appre- - One suspect was appre- - A bicycle was stolen from Government Property Personal Property hended for attempted rape, drunk hended for assault and drunk and a residence in Villamar housing. - Walls at the new Youth - A POV had its roof and disorderly conduct and being disorderly conduct at the Down- - One suspect was appre- Center were sprayed with graffiti. smashed in while parked at the in an unauthorized area at the town Lyceum. CLASSIFIED ADS All items for the classified $7,500. Avail. Nov. 29. Call 3613 octopus, 2 tanks, $300. Call 2532 for both pairs, size 10.5. Call BAY DINING section must be submitted on 81/ AWH or 7206 DWH. AT and leave message. 3847 AWH or 4690 DWH. 2 by11 in. paperwith a maximum '73 VW Super Beetle, yellow, Dacor XLE regulator w/octopus PETS STOPLIGHT INN Beautiful, silky black female cat, of 40 words per advertisement. new radial tires, recent front end and gauges, $250. Super 80 tank, Tonight's Dinner: Pot 18 months old, left behind by Each item to be sold must be work and alignment, Jensen cas- $95, 80 tank, $80. Call Sgt. Cole- Roast Wednesday's submitted on a separate sheet of sette deck, body in very good manat2121DWHor 3010 AWH. former owners, spayed, shots up- Lunch: Spaghetti or Pig's paper unless they fall under the cond., recent tune-up, avail. Nov. FURNITURE to-date, we're leaving island. Feet same category. Ads submitted 30,$2,2000B0. Call3496AWH Queen size bed with mattress and Call Elizabeth at 2935. which include a variety of items or see at Villamar 274B. box spring, $200. Call 3847 Two-year-old mixed breed fe- BLUE CARIBE will be placed under Miscellane- '71 Ford Van, runs good, great AWH or 4690 DWH. male dog, looks like a beagle, ous. Ads must be signed and in- dive vehicle, has racks and Recliner, 3 positions, "Franklin", fixed, does a few tricks, house Tonight's Dinner: T-bone clude a phone number where the shelves for gear, inspec. good fabric upholstery, brown, 11 trained and loves to go for walks. Steak and Shrimp or submitted can be reachedduring until May '89, $1,750. Call Sgt. months old, like new,price nego. Large dog carrier included. Call Spaghetti w/Meathalls normal working hours. Coleman at 2121 DWH or 3010 Call4316 DWH or 3364 AWH or 3496 AWH or see at Villamar Wednesday's Lunch: Beef Deadlines:Ads are published AWH. see at Cuban Village TP-1723. 274B. Stew or Spaghetti w/Meat- for two consecutive days (Mon- '84 Mercury Capri, 3-dr., very Double size mattress and box TELEVISIONS balls day and Tuesday and Thursday reliable, orig. owner, 5-spd., 2.3 springs, $100 OBO, will deliver. 19 in. color Fisher TV, excel. and Friday). Ads must be in by liter, $4,200 nego. Call 3937 AT. Call 6139 AWH. cond., $200. VCR with remote, DEERPOINT noon Wednesday or Friday pre- BOATS MISCELLANEOUS good cond., $175. Call 4843 OFFICER'S CLUB ceding the desired publication 34 ft. Austin sailboat, $12,000 as Auxiliary lens set-up for Minolta DWH. Tonight's Dinner: Closed dates. is. See at Rec. Services boat yard Freedom III cameras, tele con- Good playing Zenith TV floor Wednesday's Lunch: Leeward Point residents may across from Base Police or call verter and close-up converter, console model, complete with Gourmet Burgers All Mitch at 4720 DWH or 3174 never used, $20. Call 3937 AT. wood finish, $225. Call 3847 via telephone. Submitther residents ads must submit writ- AWH. Computer , Thompson AWH or 4690 DWH. YACHT CLUB ten ads to the Public Affairs Of- '85 Glasstream 17 ft., poweredby model CM 36512 VI. Composite, TWO WHEELERS fice, Building 760, Admin Hill. Mercruiser 4-cyl. I/O drive, all in RGB color and RGB amber/green '85 Honda Elite 250 scooter, Tonight's Dinner: Fish Fry great cond., comes with all acces- for text. Compatible with CBM maroon, 1 owner, 3,300 miles, APPLIANCES sories for water recreation, can be 64, 128 and IBM CGA. Can be new battery, shop manual and CPO CLUB Washing machine, Whirlpool, 2- certified for out-of-bounds, used with VCRs or any device cover, excel. cond., $1,200 OBO. Tonight's Dinner: Two T- spd., 6-cycle, price nego. Call trailer included, $4,500 OBO. with video and audio outputs, Call 3496 AWH or see at Vil- Dinner Wednesday's 4316 DWH or 3364 AWH or see Serious inquiries only. Call 3623. $200. Call 3496 AWH. lamar 274B. bone at Cuban Village TP-1723. DIVE GEAR Large picnic table, constructed of '75 Kawasaki KZ400, runs good, Lunch: Pepper Steak Tank, med. BC, regulator, 2 x 2 in. and 2 x4 in., can be bolted owner's manual, new battery, '87 Nissan Stanza, 4-dr., a/c, a/t, gauges, mask, size 12 fins and together and can be disas- extra parts included with helmet, WINDJAMMER p/s,$8,500OBO.Call5345 DWH booties, 12 lb. weight belt, sembled, $100. Call George at $550. Call Annette at2278 DWH. CLUB or 2509 AWH. Avail. Dec. 2. gloves, no snorkel, hardly used, 2178 AT and leave message. '81 Honda XL185, helmet in- Tonight's Dinner: Spa- '81 Mercury Lynx, runs great, $500 OBO, must sell. Call SN Star gazers; need a good tele- cluded, $300 OBO. Call Ray at ghetti w/Meatballs rebuilt engine, FM stereo, a/c. Rose at 4502 DWH. scope? I have 1 with a tripod and 6217 or 6468 DWH or 6522 Call Bill at 4968 AWH or 4564 Dacor dive package, large BC, several attachments, $200. Call AWH. CLIPPER CLUB DWH or Moses at 4020 AWH. regulator, console, 92 tank, George at 2178 AT and leave WANTED Steak '85 Chevrolet Caprice Classic weightbelt, new, $600. Call 2532 message. In need of bus driver seats, high or Tonight's Dinner: Night station wagon, a/t, a/c, p/s, p/b, AT and leave message. Two pairs of Florsheim shoes, low back. Call Dale at 3489 or AM/FM stereo, luggage rack, Faded BC, regulator, console, lots of wear still left on them, $50 4636.

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USS Iowa slams home to a 73-70 defeat .Monday night's game of NAS/VC-1 0 in Gitmo Warrior tourney and NFL standings completed and only four teams would have to beat Iowa twice. By JOSN DIRK ROSE remaining in the contest, the However, they failed to win once teams went home to prepare for as Iowa displayed a dramatic fin- Chicago Bears - 10 49ers -9 The base gym played host to the next day's competition. ish to defeat NAS/VC-10, 73-70, the Gitmo Warrior basketball Starting out Sunday's play on a last-second, alley-oop slam some heavy tournament with were USS Iowa and NAVSTA dunk. AFC East NFC East competition hitting the court over Gold, playing for the 'right to "It has been a long time since WLT PCT. WLT PCT. the weekend. into the championship we have had a team with the Buffalo 7 1 0 .875 New York 5 3 0 .625 Making up the six-team event game. USS Iowa and Gold both caliber of USS Iowa play in one New York 4 3 1 .563 Washington 5 3 0 .625 were three local teams as well as Miami $I played outstanding ball, with of our tournaments, other than a 4 4 0 .500 Philadelphia4 4 0 .500 three ship teams. They included Iowa forcing the game into over- base team," said Larry Kirsten, Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 Phoenix 4 4: 0 NAVSTA Gold, MarineBarracks time. In the extra three-minute commissioner of officials for Patriots 3 5 0 .375 2 6 0: .250 and NAS/VC-10 for the local period, USS Iowa managed to hit basketball. "The most improved teams, with USS Iowa, USS Vir- more buckets, downing team would have to be NAS/VC- Central Central giniaandUSS Monongahela rep- NAVSTA Gold, 65-60, giving 10, playing their last three games Cincinnati 7 1 .875 Chicago 7 1I .875 fleet. resenting the them their first loss. in a row and still barely losing Cleveland 5 3; .625 Minnesota 5 3 .625 After the first three games, it The second game to be played their last. Houston 5 3 .625 Detroit 2 6I .250 looked to be a contest between 6 that day would prove to be the "They will be the team to Pittsburgh 2'' 6 .250 Green Bay 2 6 .250 NAS/VC-10, USS Iowa and first of three for NAS/VC-10. watch in the Captain's Cup sea- Tampa Bay 2',; 6 .250 NAVSTA Gold. They hit the court against a deter- son," he added. West NAS/VC-10 defeated USS mined USS Virginia team but After the final game, the sec- Denver 4, 4i .500 West Virginia in the first game, 69-47, held them off for a 71-60 win. ond place team was awarded a Seattle 4 4>i .500 N.O. Saints 7 .875 to the next round. to move on With the loss, Virginia was elimi- team plaque along with T-shirts 3 5' .375 Los Angeles 6 21 750 USS Iowa also won its first game, nated from the competition. and ballcaps. The firstplace team San Diego 2; 6i .250 S.F. 49ers 5 31 .625 smashing Marine Barracks, 63- In their next game, NAS/VC- was awarded with a team plaque Kansas City 1 6 .188 Atlanta 1 7 .125 18. In the third game, NAVSTA 10 squared off against NAVSTA along with gear bags and ballcaps Gold made easy work of USS Gold, knowing the winner would for their efforts. Monongahela, 74-41, to advance move on to face USS Iowa. NAS/ "There will be a rematch be- into the second round of the win- VC-10 did nothing wrong while tween USS Iowa and NAS/VC- Captain's Cup round-up ners. Gold was struggling in the 10 this Saturday," said Kirsten. The fourth game of the day blocks, watching NAS/VC-10 "A time hasn't been announced was the second game for both The following are the results 6. NAVSTA Gold 1-2 blow by to a 82-49 victory. yet, but it will be a great game USS Iowa and NAS/VC-10. Both from the Captain's Cup tennis 7. High School "A" 1-3 With the win, NAS/VC-10 between two powerhouses." matches from the weekend. 7. High School "B" 1-3 teams were led by quick guards and USS Iowa were all set for For more information on the and strong rebounders. However, Hospital "A" defeated High 8. Hospital "B" 0-4 possibly the final game. To win upcoming rematch, call the base USS Iowa proved to be the better School "A", Marine Barracks 8. NSGA/Co. "L" 0-4 the tournament, NAS/VC-10 gym at 2560 for the starting time. team as they out-shot NAS/VC- "A" defeated PWD, Marine Bar- 10, 69-57. racks "B" defeated High School The following are the stand- The nexttwo games were both "B", and NAS/VC-10 defeated ings for the overall Captain'sCup 1 Hospital "B". season with teams and points played in the loser's bracket with \ . The following are the earned. USS Virginia playing a double Captain's Cup tennis standings to 1.PWD 611 header. In their first game, USS date. 2. SIMA/FTG 604 Virginia easily defeated Marine 1 1. Marine Barracks "A" 4-0 3. Marine Barracks 585 Barracks, 65-44, to eliminate 2. NAVSTA Blue "A" 3-0 4. NAS/VC-10 581 them from the double-elimina- 3. SIMA/FTG 3-1 ( 5. NAVSTA Gold 536 tion event. In the second game, 3. Hospital "A" 3-1 6. NAVSTA Blue 507 USS Virginia again scored a win 3. Marine Barracks "B" 3-1 7. Hospital 482 as USS Monongahela forfeited 4. NAVSTA Blue "B" 2-1 8. NSGA/Co. "L" 415 out of the tournament. 5. PWD 2-2 9. WT Sampson 128 With the first day of play 6. NAS/VC-10 1-2 10. Contractors 26

For more information, call Patrick at 2560. For more information, call Patrick at 2560. AREA Zoo pool party Adults, come out for the Zoo Pool Party at the Sailing activities Windjammer pool Saturday, Nov. 5, from 7 to 9 p.m. Games and relays will run while perched atop your Basic windsurfing lessons ATHLETICS favorite zoo animal raft which will be provided at the Basic windsurfing lessons are being offered on a pool. monthly basis. The next session is set for November Fitness Division activities Beach Daze at Kittery Beach 7-10, at the Yacht Club. The classroom For family fun, plan to spend Sunday, Nov. 6, at session will be held November 7, Intercommand basketball from 5 to 6 p.m. with practical An intercommand basketball Kittery Beach for Family Beach Daze. sessions held Novem- league organizational ber 8-10 from 5 to 7 p.m. meeting is set at the base The fun begins at 1 p.m. and lasts until 4 p.m. gym for Friday, Nov. 4, at 3 The cost is $10 p.m. Relays, games, horse rides, a ferris wheel, dunk tank, and payable at the time of regis- rafts for rental, food and music are just some of the tration at the MWR Information Office. Cut-off date for entry is Tuesday, Nov. 1. Regis- Instruction tration activities planned. will cover windsurfing terms, self will be taken at the base gym. rescue For For more information, call Patrick at 2560. and controlling speed while docking. I more information, call John at 2560. For Snorkeling clinic more information, call Beth at 2345. Basic Corral activities A Brother/Sister Snorkeling clinic is set for Satur- sailing lessons day, Nov. 12, from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Villamar pool Basic sailing lessons are set for November 14-16, Pony rides and continues at Windmill Beach from 10 a.m. to noon. at the Yacht Club from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Practical Pony Rides are offered lessons at Deer Park Tuesdays A one time offer of $10 per "couple" will be will follow at the convenience of the student. during the month The of November from 2:30 to 4:30 payable at the time of registration at the MWR Informa- cost is $10 and payable at the time of regis- p.m. There will be a guide, one pony and one horse at tion Office. Pre-registration is required no later than tration at the MWR Information Office. the site. The cost is $.50 per person. Thursday, Nov. 10. Instruction will cover sailing terms, capsizing and For more information, contact Laurie at 2381. It is recommended that each child bring their own controlling speed while docking. booties for a better fit of the fins. All other equipment For more information, call Beth at 2345. Aquatics Department activities will be furnished by MWR. For more information, call 2560. Reef Raiders events Adult snorkeling clinic The following is a list of events Reef Raiders An adult snorkeling clinic will be held Saturday, Water volleyball planned for the month of October: Nov. 26, from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Villamar pool and Free water volleyball games are held every Wednes- October 29-Potluck dinner at the Yacht Club. Bring continue on to Windmill Beach from 10 a.m. until day from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 4:30 to 6 a meat to barbecue and a covered dish for your noon. p.m. at the Officer's pool. family. Register at the MWR Information Office by No- These games are open to all community members For more information, call Lynn at 3290 or vember 23. The fee is $10 per couple. and organized command teams. Peggy at 2542.

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