Guantanamo Gazette

Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 29 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, February 16, 1988 N DACOWITS members arrive today for three-day visit E Bay News holds a M.B.A. from Harvard Graduate established in 1951, is to assist Defense Advisory Committee School of Business Adminstration. and advise the Secretary of Defense She is currently Vice President of on policies and matters relating to s- on Women in the Services J.A. Gibson, Inc. Additionally she women in the military services. November Company held the post of Deputy Assistant Their recommendations are valuable By JOC Gary W. Smith Secretary of Commerce and she was a and they enjoy a record of success November Company will have director at Prudential Insurance at instituting needed policy changes training Friday, Feb. 19. Members The Chairman and Vice Chairman of Company. She is a member of a and laws. Some areas that are items need to bring helmets, flak the Defense Advisory Committee on variety of civic and professional of interest to DACOWITS members are jackets, 782 gear and hearing Women in the Services (DACOWITS) organizations. expansion of thr role of women in protection, and muster at the will be visiting the naval base for uniform, combat exclusion laws, Naval Station Ordnance Department three days beginning today. Davis is from Boston and received health care, child care and physical her M.A. and Ph.D. from the fitness. at 5 a.m. Dr. Jacquelyn K. Davis, chairman,. University of Pennsylvania. Besides meeting with base and Mrs. Judith S. Gibson, vice Currently she is the Executive Vice residents, the DACOWITS members will Power outages set chairman, will be accompanied by President of the Institute For tour NAS, Gold Hill Barracks, the Capt. Noel Ruppert. Power outages have been Foreign Policy Analysis. She is the Hospital, Child Development Center, scheduled for the following days. During their stay here, the former foreign affairs editor for Family Services Center, Marine Site Wednesday, Feb. 17 DACOWITS members will be given a "Strategic Review." Davis is the and other base facilities. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. base orientation and will visit many chairman of DACOWITS and Mrs. Gibson Each DACOWITS member generally NEX Beauty Salon and Barber of our work places. is the Vice Chairman for Public visits at least one military Shop, *Radio Point lA, *Old Hook Relations and is also on the Forces installation annually so they can uilding, *NEX Vending Warehouse, Members of DACOWITS are civilian Utilization subcommittee. get a better understanding of the *PWD Transportation Operations men and women who are selected on military and military women's Office, PWD Duty Shack, *Military the basis of outstanding reputations There are three subcommittees with issues. The visit also allows Gas Station and Admin Hill sewage in business, the professions, public 10 members each. The other commanders and service members in lift station service and records of civic subcommittes deal with Career the field an opportunity to discuss Locations marked with astericks leadership. Development and Quality of Life. their concerns on general policies will be provided with emergency Gibson resides in New Jersey and The purpose of DACOWITS, which was with a DACOWITS member. portable generators. Friday, Feb. 19 8 to 10 a.m. Morale, Welfare and Recreation program effective in April Caravella Point housing, By JOSN J.D. Parks efficient under the new system. This the Public Works Department (PWD) Hospital Enlisted Barracks will make it easier to give the according to Wulf. recreation room, East Bargo, Under a new Morale, Welfare and customers a better quality of life." The MWR transformation must be Center Bargo and West Bargo Recreation (MWR) program, the With the current organization, the approved before the changes are housing Consolidated Clubs and Recreation Consolidated Clubs operate made, but Wulf is optimistic. 8 to 11:30 a.m. Services will become one department. independently, and have a club "There are many advantages to the Mobile Point housing and the According to Mike Wulf, acting MWR coordinator. Recreation Services is MWR system, since we can pool Yacht Club director, the program will go into also a separate entity. knowledge and have a better product. effect in April if approved. It will be much easier to plan AIDS test for transfer "The MWR program will mean that Under the new system, there would events for the clubs, and we can now all the money for the clubs and be a new organization. The MWR make improvements that couldn't be All military personnel Recreation Services will be from one transferring overseas or to any department would be supervised by an made under the old system." 'bank account,"' he explained. director, and have as many as deployable unit are required to RdR "This will allow us some six divisions supervising the the He said, "Our entire purpose is to have an HIV (AIDS) test within flexibility in the use of personnel, total operations. Wulf would be the provide the military member and six months of transfer. Results materials and funds. It will make it acting director during the merger. dependents with a better quality of of the test must be received easier to promote better quality in One of the initial organizational life. There are many anxieties prior to transfer, and take our overall MWR program." changes would be the establishment generated by the possibility of a approximately six to eight weeks. He added, "Money management will For more information, contact of a facility supervisor to major change, but it is all for the be easier and much more accurate and coordinate improvement efforts with best." medical at 7235. Management turnover Post Office notice The Naval Station and Naval Air Diaz takes over as new manager of Officer's Club Station Post Offices will soon be By JOSN Michael Riess ities such as 'Kiddy Bingo,' said building a good team, a nucleus of out of wrapping paper until Diaz. people who really care," she restocks with kraft ervemart "A knowledge of people, and a good According to Diaz, the club is explained. paper rolls. Patrons should find strong sense of humor are probably also going to be offering a new menu Diaz added that with the help of alternative ways of wrapping the two most important qualities a soon. "A new lunch menu will be com- the patrons, the club's advisory parcels such as grocery bags or club manager can possess," said pleted in March. I'll be going to board, and the help of every command wrapping paper sold at the NEX Barbara Diaz, manager of the Deer Norfolk for a week to purchase some on base, the club's staff is working and MCX. As a reminder, when Point Officers' Club. new equipment and supplies and I'll to make the club the best it can be. sealing parcels for mailing, Diaz recently made an unexpected also be going to a few of the finer "Key staff members like Calve Mil- scotch and masking tapes are move from manager of the Leeward restaraunts there to see what's ligan, assistant manager, Dolleta prohibited. Clipper Club to manager of the Off- new," said Diaz. Campbell, the club's manager intern, icers' Club when previous manager Al Right now though, Diaz says that Frank Ludwig, the club's operations Advancement worksheets Sparling accepted another job manag- most of her time is being spent with officer and Malari Smylie, the ing a club in Corpus Christie, the rest of the club's crew, build- club's secretary, make it work," All E-4, E-5 and E-6 candidates Texas. in the ing their culinary skills. "We're added Diaz. who will be participating "I started as an intern in the March 1988 Navy-wide exams must Club Management program in August, verify and sign advancement in 1986," said Diaz. "Over the past two rate worksheets. The worksheets years I've worked in each club in will be available for signature Guantanamo," she explained Diaz. at the PSD ESO through Friday, "It's really a great program! It Feb. 19. allows a student manager to learn every aspect of the job." Gray water kits suspended As current manager of the Officers' The installation of gray water Club, Diaz says the job is a "real recovery kits has been suspended challenge." "There are so many until future notice. For more things to do. But you'll never real- information, contact the Energy ly run into a bind," said Diaz. Action Team at 2210. "People are a real asset. I've found that the customers, the people who Vet Clinic note patronize the club, have the best ideas and are really a lot of help," The Veterinary Clinic will she added. close at 2 p.m. every Thursday "You have to know your customers. afternoon for training. Regular You have to keep them coming back," hours will resue at 7:30 a.m. on said Diaz. I've found that the pat- Friday mornings. rons of the club never ask for any- thing unreasonable, but people want Daily safety tip variety. They're not just coming to the club to drink anymore," explain- Don't store "goodies" above a ed Diaz. "It's becoming much more range. They could tempt children family-orientated. We are offering a No time to waste- Barbara Diaz along to climb onto the range. with the Officers Club crew, set variety of non-alcoholic drinks, up before an outdoor function on the patio of the Deer Point Officers having a lot of "theme nights" and Club. Left to right: Calve Milligan, Gustaff Polica, Barbara Diaz and holding a variety of other activ- Dolleta Campbell. (Photo by JOSN Michael Riess) Medical Adviser Contributed by the staff U.S. Naval Hospital the Capt. Paul Campbell, MSC, USN, Commanding Officer Scoop Preventing the loss of hearing Hearing is a priceless Everyone is affected by Windjammer Advisory Board Mail orderly training gift. Many of life's valued excess noise to some degree pleasures require hearing. It depending on: There will be an advisory board meeting There is a mandatory training for all is a means of receiving com- -- loudness of the noise for the Windjammer held at the Barrel Club personnel who have turned in mail orderly munication from the world -- frequency of the noise Friday, Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. For more applications to the Post Office, and are around us. -- length of exposure information, call Christy at 2304. waiting for appointment as mail orderlies, -- person's age Noise can interfere with and general Wednesday, March 2, at 9 a.m. in the health sound you want to hear. But Campus news Family Service Center training room. Any -- Navy it's more than just a nui- distance from noise mail orderly who has not attended the sance, it's a hazard too. It -- whether it's continuous, previous classes are welcome. intermittent or sudden The new customer service hours for Navy can damage hearing temporari- Campus, will be 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 Fortunately, personal hear- ly or permanently. It may ing protection can protect p.m., Monday through Friday. create stress that can affect The Gitmo Swingers you from these hazards. Three your physical and mental Thursday is testing day for CLEP, DSST, basic types of The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Club is well-being. It can also cause hearing GRE, SAT, ACT, GED and special ordered protection exist: holding a country and western dance Feb. accidents when workers cannot exams. Some of these tests require a Earplugs 19, at 8 p.m. Ticket sales are limited and hear instructions or warning -- reduce noise pretest, so call for information. when properly all proceeds are to be donated to the signals. fitted in the outer parts of the ear. Friday, at 9 a.m., is Leeward Point day local Cub Scouts. If interested in Over 5 million U.S. workers -- Canal caps close off the in the VC-10 training room. Call for attending, contact Terri at 2915. are exposed to potentially ear canals at the opening. special materials to be brought over. The Gitmo Swingers hazardous noise. Exposure to -- Earmuffs fit over the Square Dance Club is starting their spring excessive noise raises your entire ear to seal out noise. class Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. If you are hearing threshold (the degree For protection to be effec- Coast Guard Wives meeting interested in learning to square dance, of loudness at which you tive, you must use the right The Coast Guard Wives will have their please attend our open house. first begin to hear). Expo- hearing protector for your monthly meeting Thursday, Feb. 18 at 7:30 sure to loud noises over a job. p.m. in the home of Cindy Schultz, the period of several years can To determine this, contact Lighthouse. For more information, call GBOWC luncheon scheduled cause a permanent hearing your safety officer. Wear the 4399. The Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wives Club loss. No cure exists for prescribed protectors and luncheon will be Feb. 23 at 11:30 a.m. at hearing loss caused by noise. have your hearing tested per- Functional Skills classes the Deer Point Officer's Club. The guest hearing aids help Although iodically. Remember, your speaker will be Jack Neill. Shrimp Louie There most people, they do not re- hearing is priceless. Protect is still time to register for the will be served. The cost is $5 for store noise-damaged hearing. Functional Skills classes in English and it. members. RSVP by Feb. 16 to Linda at 2322, mathematics being offered by City Colleges Kathy at 2413 or Chris at 4700. of Chicago. These classes are designed to Entertainment for tonight provide military personnel with the opportunity to upgrade their basic skills. Love and Learning For more information or to register, call Love and Learning is an eight week group On Channel 2 Billie Colonna at 4307. for parents with infants from birth to 1 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 year. It begins Wednesday, Feb. 17 and 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT CPO Club Advisory Board continues for eight weeks. The sessions 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS are from 6 to 7:30 p.m. This participation Club Advisory 7:00 OPENLINE The CPO Board will meet group encourages parents and infants to Friday, Feb. 19 at 3 p.m. in the Goat 8:00 EYE ON THE PRIZE (PART 3 OF 6) play together and to meet other parents Locker. Agenda items should be called in 9:00 EYE ON THE PRIZE (PART 4 OF 6) and infants. Learn how your infant grows to JOC Smith at 4502. All CPOs are invited 10:00 PARADISE STEAMSHIP CO. and develops physically, mentally and to attend. 10:30 SATNET PROGRAMMING CONTINUES socially. To register for-this freer - program, call the Family Service Center at Cable Programming Officer's Club Advisory Group 4141 or 4153. ABC, Channel 7 CBS, Channel 9 The Officer's Club Advisory Group will 8:00 - XV WINTER OLYMPICS 8:00 - 48 HOURS meet Thursday, Feb. 25 vice Feb. 18, at 3 Project Player Nature Hike 9:00 - JAKE AND THE p.m. in the Officer's Club Dining Room. FATMAN Acknowledge attendance and agenda items to Get your heartrate pumping by walking 10:00 - CAGNEY AND LACEY Melanie at 2991 or 2132. the Project Player Nature Hike scheduled NBC, Channel 10 for Saturday, Feb. 27, at 9 a.m., from 8:00 - MATLOCK TSU needs instructors Windmill Beach to Hidden Beach and back. 9:00 - HUNTER The hike is free. For more details, call 10:00 - NEWS SPECIAL Troy State University is looking for Mary Kay at 3845. qualified instructors in the field of HBO CINEMAX business and/or management. If you have a Child care to be provided master's degree and are interested in 8:00 - THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES 8:00 - CRYSTAL HEART The making your tour here productive and Child Developnent Center will be 10:15 - JACKIE MASON 10:00 - MEN providing worthwhile while helping others at the child care Saturday, Feb. 20 from 6 same time, call Lindy at 4782 during p.m. to midnight, for the Black History WEEKLY WATER USAGE working hours. Fashion Show and dinner dance. February 8 - 14 Children 2 months to 12 years of age Sleepy-Time Story Hour will be accepted. Parents need to make 2 reservations in advance by calling 2205. 1.8 ______The Naval Base Library is having a In addition, all children must be 1.6 Sleepy-Time Story Hour on Tuesdays, from 7 registered prior to being dropped off with MG 1.4 to 8 p.m., for children 3 to 6 years old. an up-to-date immunization and a current IA 1.2 G They're welcome to wear their pajamas and physical. bring their favorite stuffed animal. It is suggested that children be fed and Accompanying adults will find an hour of clothed in pajamas, or regualr clothing, entertainment in the library for their own upon arrival to the center. Space is leisure. limited so reserve a space in advance.

0 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Bay Dining DAILY USE - GOAL STOPLIGHT INN WARDROOM Tonight's Dinner Tonight's Dinner Oven-baked Chicken or Pepper Steak Deep-fried Lumpia Wednesday's Lunch Wednesday's Lunch The Wardroom will be closed. Guantanamo Gaze tte Fricassee Chicken or Fried Fish U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper BLUE CARIBE CPO CLUB [' Tonight's Dinner Tonight's Dinner Capt. John Condon USN.Commander U.S. Naval Base Lto BbHine USN .Public Affairs Officer 14 Ounce T-bone Steak and Shrimp T-bone Steaks JO3 John Osona, USN.Editor Wednesday's Lunch l3 Paul Czech,.LBNR*.Layout Wednesday's Lunch JO N Joel Parks, USNR .Reporter All You Can Eat: Beef Stew or Spaghetti and Meatballs JCBN Mike Riess, IBN. Reporter Italian Spaghetti with Meatballs JOSA Dirk Rose, USN. Stf.Sports Asstn Editor WINDJAMMER CLUB Fred Van Horn.Fred Va Ebrn.Staff Assistant The Guantanamo Gazette is pblished according to the rules and DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB Tonight's Dinner regulations for ship and station newspapers under the Fried Chicken the direction of public affairs officer. The Guantanamo Gazette is printed Tonight's Dinner five times a wek at government expense on government equpnent, The Seaside Dining Room at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The will be closed. CLIPPER CLUB opinions and statements that appear herein are.not to be construed Wednesday's Lunch Tonight's Dinner as official, or as the official views of the Navy Departmnt or Comander, U.S. Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the The Seaside Dining Room will be closed. Steak Night first floor of Bulding (Admin270 Hill). If you need assistance, please call us at 4819 or 4502.

2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 16, 1988 Navy Resale Activity News Lt.Cmdr. G.J. Ladouceur ___0, NAVRESALEACT Weekly Movie Schedule

.h Query: I would 11ke to daily delivery scneaue ee know if the Exchange has any current system is all we February 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 plans to bring in a daily and have. We regret any incon- Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Sunday newspaper other than venience this may cause. Officers - - - - 5 2 USA Today. I would appreciate Water Sports Shop Up- Windjammer - - - - 3 6 4 CPO an answer. date: The water sports shop - - - - 1 7 Downtown 11 Reply: Just getting USA is scheduled to open in just 8 9 10 12 16 20 Today to Guantanamo Bay twice a few more short weeks. In- McCalla 10 11 8 9 13 17 21 a week requires a great deal cidentally the U.S. Navy cer- Marine 9 10 11 8 14 18 22 of coordination to which we tifies diving equipment each Leeward 8 9 10 11 15 19 23 ust cannot seem to improve. year, and this year they gave - -- Indicates there will be no movie. newspaper is flown to us only 2 regulators their Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. If you is often bumped for cargo highest rating. These reg- have any suggestions, complaints or comments, with a higher priority. The ulators are both made by U.S. please call the Motion Picture Exchange at 4295. fastest we have been able to Divers and are available for ship, receive and sell a sale now at the Navy Resale newspaper has been 2 days, Mini Mart. Contact T.J. our 1. The Witches of Eastwick: Jack Nicholson -- Cher: Three modern day witches test their and sometimes our newspapers dive master for more details powers by wishing for a tall dark stranger. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 58 min. sit at an air terminal for at the back of the Mini Mart. almost a week before there is Gasoline note: Unleaded 2. American Ninja II: The Confrontation: Michael Dudikoff -- Steve James: Sequel to American Ninja, Michael Dudikoff and Steve James investigate the mysterious disappearance of space on a flight. Addition- fuel is still not here and several Marines. They stumble upon a drug-dealing operation in which the kidnapped Marines are ally Stars and Stripes is not out tanks are not expected to being genetically developed into Ninja warriors. They take on the druggers and thair Ninjas and an option because they have be lead free for several more destroy the operation. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 30 mim. no plans to expand into the months. On March 1st however, 3. The Mission: Robert Deniro - Jeremy Irons: An epic about the Jesuit missionaries attempt to Caribbean. Sometimes we just we will stop selling premimun protect South America's Guarani Indians from greedy missionaries. DRAMA (PU) 2 hr. 5 min. have to say we are doing the gasoline. We will only offer 4. Codename: Wild Geese: Lee best Van Cleef -- Ernest Borgine: A group of mercenaries sae war we can and hope our leaded regular gasoline and against an international drug ring in this action packed adventure. ACTION-ADVENTURE (R) 1 hr. 42 customers will understand after the tanks are certified min. that occasionally our as lead free we will only 5. Wanted: Dead or Alive: Rutger Hauer - Gene Simmons: A lone, methodical, deadly terrorist absolute best will not meet sell unleaded regular gas. If call in bounty hunter Rutger their expectations. Until we you desire high octane gas- prees on theirLos Angeleslast hope. and ACTION is "Wanted: (R) Dead or Alive." L.A. police can get a guaranteed oline, gasoline high-octane 6. Lethal Weapon: Mel Gibson -- Danny Glover: Two L.A.P.D. cops with sharply different dedicatedd airplane with additives may be purchased at personal lives take on a gang of international drug smugglers. ACTION (R) artanteed space for the Service Station or the newspapers on a guaranteed Auto Parts Store. 7. Making Mr. Right: John Malkovich -- Ann Magnuson: A high powered Miami beach image consultant falls for the robot she is hired to humanize in this fast-paced comedy. COMEDY (PG-13) 8. Harry and the Hendersons: John Lithgow -- Lainie Kazan: An "average American family" Use form 1040X to correct becomes involved with a legendary creature in this wacky comedy. COMEDY (PU) 9. Hot Pursuit: John Cusack - Robert Loggia: A prep school senior's plans go astray When he any errors on your income tax tries to join his girlfriend's well-to-do family on a cruise to Mexico. ADVENTURE (PG-13) Errors made on previously processed. It is also not 10. The Untouchables: Robert DeNiro - Sean Connery: Special Agent Eliot Ness and a tough Chicago cop take filed tax returns can be necessary to file an amended on Al Capone and the mob. ACTION (R) corrected by filing an return if a required schedule 11. The Color Purple: Danny Glover - Whoopi Goldberg: When a sensitive young black girl is amended return, Form 1040X, was not submitted, IRS adds. separated from her sister and soul mate at the age of six, her life is altered forever. Nevertheless, according to the Internal an unshakeable spirit and sisterly bond sustain her through hardship, bringing her IRS will write to request the to a matured state of perception and peace. HISTORICAL-DRAMA (PG-13) Revenue Service. Taxpayers schedule or attachment. who have to amend a 1987 tax The amended return, which 12. Ice Pirates: Robert Urich - Mary Crosby: An evil empire in outer space has taken advantage of a water sortagea by boarding all the ice, forcing inhabitants of other planets to steal it. return should wait at least is filed on Form 1040X, ACTION-ADVENTURE (PU) 10 weeks after filing before "Amended U.S. Individual submitting Form 1040X. Income Tax Return," can be 13. King Kong Lives: Brian Kerwin -- Linda Hamilton: Adventurer Hank Mitchel and heart transplant surgeon Amy Franklin However, if money is used to correct any previ- attempt to locate and save King Kona, the great ape, a recent owed, heart transplate patient who escapes prior to full recovery. ADVENTURE (PG-13) they should submit the ously filed Form 1040, 1040A amended return by April 15. or 1040EZ. Form 1040X must be 14. Legend: Tan Cruise - Tim Curry: In a mythical forest inhabited by fairies, goblins, and unicorns, the evil Lord of Darkness is imposing an irrevocable curse of eternal night. It is up It is not necessary to file filed within three years from to a tree-spirited hermit named Jack U' tha (een to outwit the wicked tyrant and consequently an amended return to correct the date the original return rescue his heroine, the Princess Lill. FANTASY-ADVENTURE (PG-13) math errors. Computers was filed or within two years 15. An American automatically correct these Tail: Animated: An irrepressible Russian-Jewish immigrant mouse experiences from the date the tax was Lots of narrow squeaks in the streetcar filled New York of the 1880s. ANIMATION (G) errors when the return is paid, whichever is later. 16. Avenging Force: Michael Dudikoff - Steve James: Michael Dudikoff as an underground secret service agent attempts to protect his friend, a young politician, from a violent right-wing gang FMI. named Pntangle. ACTION (R) FURNITURE Stanley desk, chair, bookshelf, 17. Double Feature: The Aristocats: dresser Animated: A family of French felines finds action and two night stands, adventure, and a whole lot of "amour" when they are named heirs to their mistress' millions in a ver vood uali ,must sell, Walt Disney Pictures animated classic. ANIMATION (G) Labyrinth: David Bowie -- Octagonal glass Jennifer Connelly: A girl's hazardous journey in a desperate race dining table against time to rescue her baby brother who has been kidnapped by Jareth, the ominous and with four beige, upholstered compelling ruler of the Labyrinth. FANTASY-ADVENTURE (PG) the chairs with arms, very good cond., must see to appreciate, 18. Spies Like Us: Chevy QOase -- Dan Aykroyd: sell, AWH. "Spies Like Us" is a humorous adventure which must $500. Call 3567 reunites the comedy veterans Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd. The fast-paced, action-packed story Don't wait, will be packed out follows the two inept recruits from the Anerican Intelligence Service who end up having to try and Feb. 17 if not sold. save the world from nuclear war. ADVENTURE-CCMEDY (PU) $aler Bed, double mattress, box spring 19. Creepshow II: Georg e Kennedy -- Dorothy Lamour: If you read the magazine "Cree how", All items for "the Saler" and frame must sell excel. you'll love this latest edition of the horror comic strip brought to the big screen. In this must be submitted cond., hardl ever used' 50 or sequel to the original film, three separate episodes on 8 1/2 by AWH. bring to life stories from the ever-popular 11 in. paper, 40 words best offer Call 2169 monster comic. HORROR (R) maximum, MISCELLANEOUS each item to be sold One twin brass plated headboard, should be on a separate sheet 20. Children of a Lesser God: Marlee Matlin: and all ads $10; Weber grill, $10; large William Hurt -- A rambunctious hearing teacher must be signed ie table, $25. 11 Mike at strugglesltoebreak through the defenses of a beautiful but bitter young deaf woman in this and have a phone number. touching love story. ROW9ANT IC-DRAMA (R) Deadlines: For Mon. and x66 AT. Tues. the ads must be sub- 21. Nine Deaths of a Ninja: Sho Kosugi mitted by Friday noon. For Living roan set sofa chair and -- Brent Huff: What happens when a United States Thurs. and Fri. ottoman, $2 0: Whirlpool Congressman is among a group of tourists kidnapped by a band of murderous terrorists in the the ads no-frost 15 cu. ft. Orient? The U.S. deplo a a top-level task force specifically trained in terrorist should be in by Wed. roon. that's what! ACTION-DRAMA (R) activities, Ads run for 2 days then you refrigerator, $250. Call 4316 must resubmit. No ads are IMH 3364 after 6 p.m. or see at TP ,raile 22. Getting Even: Edward Albert -- Audrey Landers: When his friend is cruelly murdered, a taken over the phone except kR rugged mercenary vows to destroy the for Leeward residents. man who ordered the killing. ACTION-ADVENTURE (R) Bring '84 Honda Aero scooter, very ads to PAO, Bldg. good cond., two helmets owner's 23. Robocop: Peter Weller -- Nancy Allen: Peter Weller is a Detroit cop of the future who is 760, Adnin. Hill. manual, manufacturerss tech. killed and then brought back to life as the brains behind the law-enforcement robot. THRILLER (R) manual, new battery recently tuned $700. Call EN'3 Bystry at LOST 4885 CWNHor TC Martinez at '4241 Spare tire and white rim, reward IMdH. offered. Call 7236 DWH or 2826 '85 Honda Aero, red, runs good, NIPS 1: All ages. helmetsdand spare spark p1 NMPS 2: Not recommended for younger children. eiko gold tone watch with a bamboo design on case in audd$600 firm. CallMke NtMPS 3: Under 17 not admitted without parent or adult guardian. at 4966 At. G: All ages. sentimental value, reward. Call WANTED 3567 AWH and ask for Sue. Barrel boat, must be in running PG: Parental Guidance suggested. May not be suitable for pre-teens. AUTOS cond. and realistically priced. R: Under 17 not admitted without parent or adult guardian. '74 Ford Pinto station wagon, Call Bill at 3849 AT. excel. trans., a/t, good tires, Note: SMay not be suitable for children because of language. avail, at Ferry Landing Feb. 26, 350 Chevy engine, good running N*May not be suitable for children because of violence. $650. Call 3567 AWH. cond. reasonably priced. Call m May not be suitable for children because of nudity. PU Collise at 4520 AT. '78 Cougar XR7, great running cond., new tires, carb., rims Ford Bronco or Chevy Blazer, and more, interior mint cond. good cond., reasonable price. $2 900 nego. Call PO Collise at Call PO Collise at 4521 and 4521 AT, leave message. leave message. VW Bug, 6-volt, for parts, needs If the persons who bought the Movies begin at 7 p.m. minor repairs inspection ood Panasonic stereo and the Hitachi until Au. Call Clarke at 2 , table model TV from the yard 11 a.m. to 6I p.Or 4033 A. sale Saturday at Evans Point will call 3567 AWH and ask for Ladies 10-spi., very good cond. Sue I will give you the price nego. Call Srt at 3224 booklets that came with them. gh fib

Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 16, 1988 3 Sports Sports results from Black History Month events Basketball and hockey standing By JOSA Dirk Rose High School. to win the chapionship. NBA The Scrubs finally managed Recreation Services didn't Eastern Division Western Conference February is Black History to win the event, defeating sponsor the tournaments, but Atlantic Division Midwest Division Month, and although most the NAS Flyers, 18-17. John Powell, Sports Coordi- W L Pot. GB W L Pot. GB items taking place are more In the basketball tourna- nator, was pleased with the Boston 35 15 .700 -- Dallas 31 17 .646 -- formal, the base had time to sn get down and dirty in a getdonBlack adneflet iry ifive aBlak eamwetlocal teams t i anda tournaments"Teywet outcome. vrywel, s- WashingtonPhiladelphia 2118 2826 .391.447 12.515 DenverHouston 28 1918 .596652 2.02 History Month Softball and otew York 18 29 .283 15.5 Utah 24 24 .500 7 eially the softball tourn- Basketball tournament.Basketballd tournament.th the base gym. New Jersey 12 37 .2145 22.5 San Antonio 18 27 .400 11.5 In the softball tournament, Teams in the tournament sentaid owell,nte nine local and fleet teams were the U55 Mahan, MSGA/Co. Central Division participated in the double "L", NAVSTA Blue, Marine dropped out and everybody Pacific Division elimination event. Barracks, NAVSTA Gold, and seamed to have a goed time. Atlanta 32 17 .653 -- LA Lakers 38 9 .809 -- The nine teams were The the Bliepharospams, a team "The fleet teams dropped Detroit 3D 16 .652 .5 Portland 28 19 .596 10 Stragglers, Scrubs, P and M made up of TV-8 personnel. out quick in the softball Chicago 29 21 .580 3.5 Seattle 26 23 .531 13 Talleys, NMCB Red, NAS The 055 Mahan blazed from tournament but made up for it Indiana 25 22 .532 6 Phoenix 15 32 .319 23 Flyers, SIMA Blue, USS the start of the game and in the basketball tourna- Milwaukee 24 22 .522 6.5 Golden State 13 33 .283 24.5 Platte, MMCB Blue, and the defeated MSGA/Co. "L", 80-76, sent," he concluded. Cleveland 26214 .520 6.5 LA Clippers 11 35 .239 26.5 The makings and qualities of a good coach NHL Wales Conference Campbell Conference By Hilda Young stays a half hour after prac- A goed coach is someone w~ho Patrick Division Norris Division MC ews Service tice and more to make sure teaches young people that W L T Pts GF GA W L T Pta GF GA every one of the players has winning is not everything, Phila. 29 22 6 64 197 198 Detroit 29 20 8 66 230 191 A goed coach is someone ho a safe ride hone, but still lies in bed at Wash. 27 25 6 60 196 181 St Louis 26 25 5 57 193 190 knows winning is wonderful A coach is someone who night staring at the ceiling Islanders 26 23 759216 202 Chicago 2429 553 205 234 but is not the triumph of rarely hears a mom or dad wondering what he or she Pitt. 25 24 9 59 225 229 Toronto 17 33 9 43 213 2 sports. say, "Hey, thanks," but re- could have done differently .J. 26 28 5 57 206 2214 Minn. 16 33 9 41 1772 A kids' coach is someone ceives a lot of advice on to have turned a loss into a Mew York 23 27 8 54 221 211 who goes to work early, miss- game day. win. es meals, gives away weekends A good coach is someone who Adams Division Smythe Division and plays havoc with family makes sure everyone gets to A good coach is someone a Boston 314 20 5 73 229 187 Calgary 314 18 6 714 279 217 schedules so he or she can play. youngster will remember a Montreal 30 20 10 70 218 193 Edmonton 32 19 7 71 262 205 help out a group of young- A good coach is someone who long time after the last game Buffalo 25 24 9 59 199 222 Winnipeg 25 22 9 59 214 209 sters. knows what to do if a player has ended and the season is Hartford 2426 755 178 186 L.A. 21 35547227273 A coach is someone who is hurt, over. Quebec 23 29 4 50 200 212 Vancouver 19 33 7 45 206 232

Mile Fun Run Sunday, Feb. 21, starting at 1 p.m. at Windmill Beach. SIMA fishing tournament If you are interested in playing in the SIMA is sponsoring a base-wide fishing Area athletics volleyball tournament, there is a limit to eight tournament starting Feb. 19, at 6 p.m., until people to a team. Registrations will be taken Feb. 21, at 4 p.m. At the corral one-half hour before the event. The cost is $10 There will be three categories: per team, with play starting at 1 p.m. The first grouper/snapper, jack/pompano, and The Recreation Services Corral invites you and place team will receive a trophy. cuda/mackeral/wahoo. The largest fish by your family to participate in riding programs The Five Mile Fun Run will take off at 4:30 poundage will take the pot for each category. here. p.m. with registrations taken one-half hour Tickets are on sale for $100 with a limit of You can chose from one of the many scenic before the event. The fee is $3 per person to four people per ticket. To purchase tickets, trail rides offered each month and explore the run in either'men's or women's divisions in the contact the Marina at 2345, Ken Carpenter at beautiful wildlife of Guantanamo Bay. If you following age categories: 25 year-olds and 4362, or Brilan Schmoyer at 4444. don't know how to ride, why not take individual under, 26 to 35 year-olds, and 36 year-olds and For more information on the tournament, call or group lessons? over. Medals will be awarded to the first place Brian or Ken. Also, you can plan a special picnic or winner in each category. moonlight rides for your groups enjoyment. For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. Whatever you are looking for in riding, the Scuba Diving classes you have a Recreation Services Corral can help Fitness Division programs Any scuba diver that has not received his time out on the trails. Call 2381 for more great or her scuba certification card, please information. Earn some extra cash by being a skate guard at the Recreation Services roller skating rink contact the Recreation Services Information Office at 3845 immediately. NAVSTA softball located inside the base gym. To apply, stop by the Fitness Division Office Anyone interested in playing for NAVSTA located inside the gym. Recreation Services is co-sponsoring a PADI Gold softball please contact MS1 Goldberg at For more information, call 2560. Advanced Open Water dive class with Bill Evans 2401 or 2400. beginning Thursday, Feb. 25, at 6 p.m. in the The following commands are under NAVSTA Gold: A two-day snorkeling clinic for adults FTG training room. r EOD, PAO, SATCOM, Comptroller, Nursery School, is beig offered by Recreation Services starting The cost is $85, and the students are required Clubs, Recreation Services, BCT, AAWC, Photo Saturday, March 19, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the to supply their own mask, snorkel, fins, Lab, Admin, FS/BEQ/BOQ, NAVSTA PPO, NBCPO, Villamar pool. It will continue Sunday, March booties, gloves, and weight belt. Career Counselor, TV-8, and Post Office. 20, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Windmill Beach. To register, stop by the Recreation Services Sign-ups should be made by Friday, Feb. 19, at Information Office, and for more information, The deadline 4:30 p.m. to register is Thursday, March call Bill at 3604. 17, with registrations being taken at the There will be a meeting held at the base gym Recreation Services Information Office. The cost Learn to enjoy the thrill of scuba diving by Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 6 p.m. for anyone is $10 per student and includes all snorkeling taking Tom Peterson's PADI Open Water Dive interested in NAVSTA Blue softball. equipment. course scheduled to begin Monday, Feb. 29, at Anyone from Supply, Port Services, For more information, call 2560. 6 p.m. in the NAS training room. NEX/Commissary, Ordance, Brig, PSD/Disbursing The cost is $160 with students providing their and Security are eligable. The evening slimnastics class from 7 to 8 own mask, snorkel, fins, gloves, booties, and p.m. that meets every Monday, Wednesday, and For more information, call Gary Feazell at weight belt. 4105. Friday has been cancelled until Feb. 22. In addition, a physical exam is required prior In addition, the evening Hydroaerobics class to your first pool session. Forms can be picked that meets from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and Hydroaerobics up at the Leeward Point Community Center Thursdays has also been cancelled until Feb. at the 22. time of registration. Hydroaerobics meets every Monday, Wednesday, Both classes will resume Feb. 23. For more information, call 6009 or Tom at and Friday from 10 to 11 a.m., Tuesday and 6486. Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m., and from 10 to 11 Entries are now being accepted at the Athletic a.m. at the Villamar pool. and Fitness office for the upcoming 0 The cost is $1 per class and is payable at Intercommand Table Tennis tournament David Smylie is offering a PADI Open Water poolside. scheduled for March 5 through 6. Scuba course starting Monday, Feb. 22, at 6 For more information, call 2450 or 3845. p.m. in the Reef Raiders classroom. An organizational meeting will be held Monday, The cost is $160 and will teach you equipment Feb. 29, at 6 p.m. in the base gym. preparation and maintenance of your dive gear, Project Player events For more information, call 2560. basic physics and physiology as related to diving, safety procedures and various underwater Aim for the bullseye at the Project Player Entries are now being accepted at the base gym skills. Dart tournament scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 20, for the 1988 Intercommand Volleyball You are required to provide your own mask, at 4 p.m. at the Community Service Center, room league scheduled to begin Monday, Feb. 29 snorkel, fins, booties, weight belt, and gloves. 10. through April 29. The cost is $1 with prizes being awarded to In addition, a physical exam is required prior An organizational meeting is scheduled the top two winners. for to your first pool session. Forms can be picked Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 6 p.m. in the base gym. up at the time of registration at the Recreation Come on out and have some fun at the Project For more information, call the Fitness Services Information Office. Player Sundaze Volleyball tournament and Five Division Office at 2560. For more information, call Smylie at 4961. i

4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 16, 1988