Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 24 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, February 8, 1988 N November Company, eager to learn and ready to go Editor's EBay Note -- During base Station Supply Department, the Training for the auxiliary troops News defense exercises, most civilian and Personnel Support Detachment (PSD), is on a six-month schedule, and Navy personnel think of base defense and the Naval Hospital," McFetridge during the usual one-year tour, most as strictly the responsibility of said, adding, "Since it is one of areas will be covered twice. the Marine Barracks Ground Defense the largest departments on the base, Marine Barracks GDF Rifle Security Office relocation Force (GDF). However, a small group PWD supplies one-half of the Company (RSC) volunteers are of sailors and Seabees Effective Tuesday, Feb. 9, the is tasked manpower for November Company." responsible for training November with augmenting the Marine forces. License Examiner's Office will November Company members are Company personnel in the infantry relocate to the new Public Works trained in various aspects of skills required for their mission. By JOSH J.D. Parks Department Duty Building in front infantry operations. According to Staff Sgt. Wayne of the motorpool on Rogers Road. "Members are trained for patrol Cole, Marine Barracks GDF Assistant All A U.S. Naval Base in a communist business will be conducted at operations, reconnaisance, and Operations Chief, training is country requires a good system of this location. The telephone handling various weapons," he said. planned far in advance. number will remain the same, defenses. Most of the efforts in Weapons used by the company 4902. this direction are provided by include the M-16 A-1 rifle, the M-60 "Very soon after we conduct a training Marine Barracks GDF, and Fleet light machine gun, anti-tank exercise with November Composite Squadron TEN (VC-10). weapons, and a variety of other Company, we begin planning the next Stop for buses exercise," Even with the competent efforts of ordnance and equipment. he explained. Motorists are reminded to stop these units, more manpower would be "We try to train everyone as "I have to determine how many Marine when school buses are loading or needed to protect the base in the thoroughly as possible in the volunteers will be needed, the materials needed, and the time unloading children at any time. event of hostilities. limited time frame we have," The school zone is in effect For this reason, Navy Auxiliaries McFetridge explained. personnel need to muster at Naval Station Ordnance." from 7:15 to 8 a.m. and 1:50 to were established. They are companies According to RM2 Tony Culpepper, He added, "Most of the November :35 p.m., and when lights are of Navy personnel from various 3rd Platoon leader, platoon leaders lashing Monday through Friday. commands trained to augment the are responsible for the men in their Company members are usually eager to learn, and pick-up The school zone extends from Nob Ground Defense Forces in an respective platoons. the training very Hill housing past Marine Site emergency. "I have to make sure my people quickly." housing. According to Lt. James McFetridge, receive the training they need, and "November Company personnel are November Company Executive Officer, that they know what is expected of not as highly-trained in the the company is Local announcements made-up of 150 them," he explained. infantry role as the Marines," sailors and Seabees from the base. "The men in 3rd Platoon are good, McFetridge said, adding, "We have Effective Feb. 12, any person "The Navy personnel in November professional people. They know what good professional for local announcements Company come from people out there, filing various commands is expected of them, and if it came and they learn very quickly." must use the new local on base, including the Public Works down to a confrontation, they would Culpepper added, "The men know Department (PWD), announcements applications which Shore Intermediate be able to defend their area," he their jobs, and could defend the are available at the Naval Base Maintenance Activity (SIMA), Naval added. base if necessary." Civilian Personnel Office. Automobile tags Special buses will provide transportation to CDB concert In order Base reminded to keep traffic conges- Barracks and on to the Downtown Ly- and 7 p.m. All buses will make a residents are tion to a minimum that the Vehicle Registration on the evening of ceum starting at 6 p.m. and contin- return trip after the show. the Charlie Daniels Band Office will accept cash concert, uing on the half hour until 7:30 Residents attending the concert only, no the checks or money orders, exact Public Works Department will p.m. are advised that no video cameras provide four buses as a source of Another bus will shuttle people will be allowed at the show site. change is required. The cost for alternate automobile transportation to and from from Cooper Field to the lyceum Alcoholic beverages and coolers are tags is $2. O and the show site. $2.05 for motorcycles. starting at 6 p.m. also restricted from the show site. One bus will run from the Naval Also, two buses will run from the Additionally, the only reserved Hospital to the Marine Corps Ex- Ferry Landing to Central Fidelity seating will be that for the Charlie Return hospitality kits change, Deer Point BOQ, Gold Hill Bank, Pier Lima then the lyceum at 6 Daniels Band crew. Those who have hospitality kits February is Black History Month checked out from Family Service Center, who have received their household goods, please return Blacks who served in the military are not forgotten these items immediately. When Pvt. Peter Foster enlisted in accepted without. debate. the Connecticut regiment during the When North Korea attacked South Gray water kits suspended Revolutionary War, he was still Korea on June 25, 1959, blacks again "owned" by Timothy Hale of made major contributions. They made The installation of gray water Glastonbury, Conn. It wasn't until up 13.5 percent of all troops, 80 recovery kits has been suspended after the war that until future notice. For more Foster obtained percent of them in all-black units. his freedom, along with that of his information, contact the Energy Two black soldiers -- Pvt. William wife and young daughter. A bill of Action Team at 2210. Thompson and Sgt. Cornelius H. sale dated March 8, 1788, documents Charlton -- became the first black the sale. Americans to receive the Medal of PWD requests There were about 5,000 blacks who Honor since the Spanish American served in the Revolution; some were All requests for bus, War. The Korean War also resulted in refuse freed, some were not. In either and pest control should be phoned other milestones: Ensign Jesse L. case, they were quickly forgotten Brown became the first black naval into the PWD Trouble Desk at after the war. 4424, 24 hours a day. Requests aviator and Frederick C. Branch Neither they nor their con- Black soldiers fought in the Civil should not be made to became the first black to be the Public tributions to the War also. They knew that Works nation's defense eman- commissioned in the Marine Corps. Department Contracts are forgotten now because Black cipation would come, even though Office. During the Vietnam War, blacks no History Month is a reminder. The President Abraham Lincoln had said entire nation, the Department of De- the Union, not slavery, was the longer had to prove their capa- School safety fense and each military service will issue. More than 180,000 blacks lities, and units in the military once again celebrate Black History were truly integrated for the first Selected school children have served in United States Colored Month in February. This year's time. The war provided many black been trained as safety patrolmen. theme Troop units -- 10 percent of the is "The Constitutional Status role models in leadership and The safety patrolmen are located of total Union strength. The best-known Afro-Americans into courage and the ability to overcome on the 21st black regiments were the First South Sherman Ave. at Sixth St. Century." obstacles to achieve excellence. (Villamar), Bargo Point Rd., and Carolina, which actually mustered h Throughout the nation's history, at the cross walk in front of the into service as a Volunteer Regiment After Vietnam, peacetime equal black Americans remained elementary school. proud of in Kansas, and the 54th Massachu- opportunity programs were their country, many The safety patrolmen are giving their setts. reinstituted in earnest and lives to support it. The assigned to these areas to help Consti- By the time the call to arms was preconflict issues were addressed. tution they children cross were defending, though, heard during World War I, black Affirmative action plans addressed the road safely. was not being Children should cross interpreted and Americans had proven time and again specific equal opportunity problems. only at enforced by Congress these designated points and to allow them their desire to aid in the common All military personnel received the same rights and motorists are reminded to obey privileges as defense of the nation. More than equal opportunity training. other citizens. the safety patrolmen signals. 400,000 blacks served in the war. Today, blacks make up more than 21 Blacks' service to the nation is And despite segregation and percent of the enlisted force and as old as the country itself. During discriminatory assignments, more 6.5 percent of the officer active Speed limit reminder the Colonial period, they fought and than 1,300 were commissioned as duty force; in 1971, blacks were died bravely, but none received much only 10.2 percent Motorists are reminded the officers. of the total recognition or was declared a During World War II, blacks active force. official speed limit for vehicles were national hero. no longer restricted to labor Black and white Americans serve is 25 miles per hour, unless The War of 1812 was mainly a naval details. They served as infantrymen, together and today exemplify the otherwise posted. war, and blacks made up between 10 tankers, parachutists and officers words of Maj. Martin R. Delaney, a and 20 percent of most ship's crews. leading patrols on tactical veteran of the Civil War. "Fleecy Daily safety tip They performed heroic duty, and even missions. They became pilots, nurses locks and black complexions cannot Oliver Stay clear of suspended loads. Hazard Perry, who initially and doctors. World War II was also alter nature's claim," he said. objected to black sailors, ended up the first war in which black "Skins may differ, but afflictions praising their bravery. contributions were documented and dwell in black and white the same." Students working may pay taxes

Many students with summer exempt from withholding or part-time jobs can no should claim one withholding longer claim exemption from allowance if they have only the federal income tax with- one job at a time. If they Scoop holding, according to the need or want more tax with- Internal Revenue Service. held, they should claim zero allowances. See the Form W-4 Because of tax law changes instructions for more Credit Union closure Teen Valentine Dance made by the Tax Reform Act of details. The Navy Federal Credit Union will be 1986, students who can be Beginning in 1987, any The Teen Valentine Dance is slated for closed in observance of President's Day claimed as dependents on child who may be claimed as a Friday, Feb. 12, from 7 to 11 p.m., at the Feb. 15. Regular hours will resume Feb. their parent's or another dependent on a parent's re- Youth Center. 16. The cost is person's tax return cannot turn is not entitled to a $1 for members and $1.50 for claim exemption from with- personal exemption on his or non-members. The dress code is skirts for holding for 1987 if they earn her own return. Gitmo Swingers to hold dance girls and trousers for boys. more than $500 a year in Also, the standard deduc- The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Club is investments and wages. tion for an Kid's Valentine Party individual who holding a country and western dance Feb. However, students whose can be claimed as a dependent 19, at 8 p.m. Ticket sales are limited and A Kid's Valentine Party is being hosted wages for the year are $2,540 on another taxpayer's return all proceeds are to be donated to the on Leeward Point Sunday, Feb. 14, at 2 or less and who have no in- is limited to the greater of: local Cub Scouts. If interested in p.m., at Leeward Lanes. Games and vestment income generally --$500 attending, contact Terri at 2915. refreshments will be offered. The cost is will be exempt from with- -- The individual's earned $1. For more details, call Rhonda at 6009 holding. income, but not more than the or 6243. Students can claim exemp- allowable standard deduction Little Theater production tion from tax withholding on ($2,540 for a single child The Guantanamo Little Theater production Charlie Daniels Band momentos who is their Form W-4, "Employee's not blind). "Lovers and Other Strangers" will be For example, Withholding Allowance Cer- a dependent presented Feb. 12 and 13 at 8 p.m., at the Don't let work or other commitments keep tificate," only if they did child who is not blind, has elementary school amphitheater. you from buying a Charlie Daniels Band investment souvenir not have to pay federal in- income and does This production, which is free, is to T-shirt or baseball cap because not work come tax last year and do not gets a standard show our appreciation to the comunity for you aren't able to attend the Charlie expect to have to pay this deduction of $500. If this their support. Daniels Band Gitmo Concert Wednesday, Feb. year, the IRS said. If exempt dependent child works and 10. status is claimed, it remains earns more than $500, the You can order your momentos now at the in effect until Feb. 15 of standard deduction equals McDonald's Valentine special Recreation Services Information Office, the next year. earned income but may not open 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m., Generally, students not exceed $2,540. To celebrate Valentines Day in weekdays. Guantanamo Bay, McDonald's is offering The T-shirts will be sold for $6 and the their unique Cheese MoPizza or Deluxe baseball caps for $4.50. Payment must McPizza for a special promotional price of j accompany the order. Limited supplies willW Entertainment for tonight buy one and receive the same McPizza free. be available the night of the concert, so IN On Channel 2 don't delay. Bible study class For more information, call the Rec. 4:00 SQUARE ONE TV Services Information Office at 3845. 4:30 READING RAINBOW The Tuesday morning Prayer, Praise and 5:00 GOODNIGHT BEANTOWN Bible Study will be Feb. 9 in the home of 'Welcome Coffee' at the FSC 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Tanya Tonque, VL 2232 B, at 9 a.m. 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Babysitting is provided at the Chapel The Family Service Center will have the 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Nursery. For more information, contact next Welcome to Guantanamo Coffee for PARENTING SERIES: "FOOTSTEPS" Tanya at 2930 anytime. spouses Feb. 11 between 9 and 11 a.m. 7:30 CHRISTIAN LIFESTYLE The program will provide newcomers with 8:00 MOVIE: THE ROSE Project Player Nature Hike information and social contacts that might 10:10 SATNET PROGRAMMING CONTINUES help remove some of the stress that Get your heartrate pumping by walking accompanies each move. For more the Project Player Nature Hike scheduled information, or to register Cable Programming for Saturday, Feb. for the, 27, at 9 a.m., from program, call 4141 or 4153. If child care ABC, Channel 7 CBS, Channel 9 Windmill Beach to Hidden Beach and back. or transportation is needed let us know at The hike is free. For more 8:00 - ELVIS AND ME 8:00 - KATE AND ALLIE details, call the time of registration. (CONCLUSION) 8:30 - FRANK'S PLACE Mary Kay at 3845. 10:00 - ABC NEWS SPECIAL 9:00 - NEWHART Sleepy-Time Story Hour 9:30 - DESIGNING WOMEN Voting assistance booth 10:00 - WISEGUY The Naval Base Library is having a A voting assistance booth will be NBC, Channel 10 Sleepy-Time Story Hour on Tuesdays, from 7 available Tuesday, Feb. 9, from 8 to 11 8:00 - ALF to 8 p.m., for children 3 to 6 years old. a.m. in front of the 8:30 - MOVING TARGET Navy Exchange to They're welcome to wear their pajamas and 10:30 - NBC NEWS SPECIAL enable base residents the opportunity to bring their favorite stuffed animal. register for absentee ballots. Accompanying adults will find an hour of HBO CINEMAX entertainment in the library for their own 8:00 - NOTHING IN COMMON 8:00 - Special orders through the MCX leisure. 10:00 - VOLUNTEERS 9:00 - EAST OF EDEN The Marine Corps Exchange would like to IAC meeting slated serve the community better by asking when WEEKLY WATER you wish to special order anything. Call Installation Advisory Committee (IAC) USAGE 3210 and set up an appointment with the will meet in the W.T. Sampson High School 2February 1 - 7 appropriate buyer so we can assist you library at 3 p.m. on Feb. 11. The IAC is better. committee that advises the installation 1.8 ______commander on school related matters, 1.6 Eagle Court of Honor including support, within the jurisdiction MG 1.4 of the commander and applicable component IA 12G Boy Scout Troop 435 will conduct an command. Parents are welcome. For more Eagle Court of Honor at the Windward information, call 3557 after working Chapel tonight at 7 p.m. The community is hours. invited to attend this rewarding ceremony. Three young men; Ronnie Campbell, Post 46 news Christopher Campbell and Shawn Fitzgerald Post 46 began base delivery service will be awarded the rank of Eagle Scout. Monday, Feb. 1. Hon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

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STOPLIGHT INN WARDROOM Tonight's Dinner Tonight's Dinner Fricasse Chicken orFried Fish Steak Night Guan tanamo Gaze tte Lunch, Tuesday, Feb. 9 Lunch, Tuesday, Feb. 9 Barbecue Meatballs with Sauce Chef's Special U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper BLUE CARIBE CPO CLUB Tonight's Dinner Capt. John Condon, USN .Canoander, U.S. Naval Base Lt. Bob Hines, USN .Public Affairs Officer Tonight's Dinner The Harbor Lights Lounge will be closed. J03 John Coona, USN. . .Editor Rib Steak and Lobster Lunch, Tuesday, Feb. 9 Paul Czech, USNR.Layout Lunch, Tuesday, Feb. 9 Cook's Choice Ank Rose, USN . .Sports Editor Fred Van Horn.Staff Assistant All You Can Eat: Chinese Pepper Steak or Barbecue Chicken WINDJAMMER CLUB The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the rules and Tonight's Dinner regulations for ship and station newspapers under the direction of DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB the public affairs officer. The Guantanamo Gazette is printed The Windjammer will be closed. five times a week at government expense on government equipment, at Tonight's Dinner the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The The Seaside Dining Room will be closed. opinions and statements that CLIPPER CLUB appear herein are not to be construed Lunch, Tuesday, Feb. 9 as official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Tonight's Dinner Commander, U.S. Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the The Seaside Dining Room will be closed. Family Night first f1or of Building 760 (Admin Hill). If you need assistance, please call us at 4819 or 4502.

2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, February 8, 1988 CARPETS Two pieces, dark blue shag and light tan fits Nob Hill bedrooms $00 for both. Must sell. Call3861 AT. UNITURE Desk, drawers and two nightstands, good cond $450 or Weekly Movie Schedule best offer. Call 3567 At. 9Y~~Fd-rn-. b n1 11 the re ruary 8u 9 12 13 14 Double bed, 4 years old, Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun includes box spring, mattress, Officers - - - 5 2 and frame, $250, or best offer. Call 2169 AWH. Windjammer - - - 3 6 4 $aler MISCELLANEOUS CPO - - - 1 7 All items for "the Saler" C-64 canputer, 1541 disk drive, Downtown 11 8 9 10 12 16 20 must be subnittel on 8 1/2 by lots of software, make offer. McCalla 10 11 8 9 13 17 21 11 in. paper, 40 words Call 6029 AWH. Marine 9 10 11 8 14 18 22 maximus, each itam to be sold 10 11 19 23 should be on a separate sheet Snith Corona electric typewriter Leeward 8 9 15 and all ads must be signed with correction mode, carrying - -- Indicates there will be no movie. and have a phone number. case, excel. working cond., $200 Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. Deadlines: For Mon. and or best offer. Call Robin at Tues. the ads must be sub- 4630 or 2733. If you have any suggestions, complaints or comments, tted by Friday noon. For please call the Motion Picture Exchange at 4295. urs. and Fri. the ads Cat scratcher, $1.50. T.V. uldbe in by Wned. noon. antenna with aerial wire, $10. Ads run for 2 days then you Size 10-12 swim fins with 1. Predator: Arnold Schwartzenegger -- Carl Weathers: Arnold Schwartzenegger is head of a snorkel and mask $5. 15 in. special task force in the Central American jungle, whose members are murdered one by one by an must resubmit. No ads are invisible alien "predator". ACTION (R) 1 hr. 46 mm. taken over the phone except black and white fV on stand works, $15. Bar-be-que, used for Leeward residents. only once includes rotisserie, 2. The Adventures In Babysitting: Elizabeth Shue -- Keith Coogan: Three babies in the Bring ads to PAO, Bldg. $20. Call 4262 AWH. surburban woods experience a wild night in Chicago accanpanied by their pretty babysitter. CCMEDY 760, Adiin. Hill. (PG-13) 1 hr. 39 min. Various plants, microwave oven, two porch swings, ladies bike 3. Death Before Dishonor: Fred Dryer -- Joanna Apacula: Marine Gunnery Sat. Jack Burns, a AIR CONDITIONERS with child carrier man's bike, toih no-BS NCO finds himself assigned to embassy security in the turbulent Middle Eastern nation 220 volt, 20 000 Btu 2 years two children's bikes. one of Lebanon. ACTION (R) 1 hr.36 min. old very gd condo , 1100. Must tricycle, Singer sewing machine self . Call 3463 AT. and cabinet other items. Call 4. No Way Out: Kevin Costner - Gene Hacknan: Kevin Costner is a Navy man who is put in charge or X230 DWH. of a murder investigation that could lead right back to him. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 33 min. 18,000 Btu 24 000 Btu, $50. 6140 AWH Call 6461 DAN 24'3 AWN and ask Zenith 25 in. console TV, 1.5 5. My Science Project: -- Fisher Stevens: With the deadline rapidly for Dave Shinall. years old, excel. cond. must approaching for his class project, a high school student raids a nearby Air Force supply dunp for sell, $500 nego. Call 391q AT. materials. What he finds propels his entire campus though the frontiers of science into a APPLIANCES startling new dimension that no one ever knew existed. SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURE (PG) 1 hr. 35 Sears Kenmore 16 cu. ft. PETS min. freezer 29.75 X 30.5 X 66, 2 Free to a good hone: Black dog, years old, white, $325. Call mediun sized, very well behaved. 6. : Gene Hackman -- Robert Stack: Gene Hackman plays a retired colonel wno 2612 AT. Two beige kittens. Call 3826 believes his son is still interned in a POW camp in South East Asia 10 years after the war has AWH. ceased. He persuades six of the young men who had fought with his son and got hone safely to Compact refrigerator excel. SERVICES return to Laos Do effect a rescue. WAR DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 45 sin. cond., $50 firm. Call 1567 AT. Carpet cleaning. ouick, AUTOS effective on pet odors, pet 7. Dune: Kylc~achian -- Jose Ferrer: The time is the distant future, the place is the desert 9 Ford F100 pickup, new accidents pet hair ana most world of Arrakis and the conflict is an interplanetary struggle over the power-giving spice spec., runs and looks great household dirt and stains. Call melange. Special effects abound as the excitement mounts toward the final battle between the $1 100. Call 6140 AWH or 6236 3731 AT. warring houses of Atreides and Harkonnen on the planet known as Dune. SCIENCE FICTION (P0-13) 2 TNO-WHEELERS hr. 17 min. '82 Yamaha 185 Exciter, excel. '71 VW camper van looks good low.mileage, 8. The Witches of Eastwick: Jack Nicholson -- Cher: Three modern day witches test their runs great, $1,00(3. Call 6146 running cond., $575. Call Kyetta at 6208 DWH or powers by wishing for a tall dark stranger. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 58 min. AWH or 6230 IdH. 6 522 roan #208 AWH. 9. II: The Confrontation: Michael Dudikoff -- Steve James: Sequel to '78 Plymouth Arrow, tires 6 American Ninja, Michael Dudikoff and Steve James investigate the mysterious disappearance of months old, new tune up $1 200 '85 Yamaha CV-80 scooter, excel. cond. only 1,600 miles 6 $500. several Marines. They stumble upon a drug-dealing operation in which the kidnapped Marines are or best offer. Call 64bi WI or Call A4H2 Doty at 63147 OW . being genetically developed into Ninja warriors. They take on the drug dealers and their Ninjas 2473 AWH. and destroy the operation. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 30 min. '82 Suzuki, 450cc Barley, 6,000 '64 VW due buggy red 1,200cc miles, many new prts, very good 10. The Mission: Robert DeNiro - Jeremy Irons: An epic about the Jesuit missionaries attempt engine, new clutch cable, cond. 1 100 or best offer. to protect South America's Guarani Indians fra greedy missionaries. DRAMA (PG) 2 hr. 05 min. brakes, and fuel po, isO Call 3'567 AT. good until Sept. '5 $,00. 11. Code Name: Wild Geese: Lee Van Cleef - Ernest Eorgnine: A group of mercenaries wage war Call Nathan at 6314 OW or 6192 '86 Yamaha 1,100cc Virago against an international drug ring in this action packed adventure. ACTION ADVENTURE (R) 111r. 42 AWH. showroom cond., 2,100 miles with min. '77 AMC Gremlin, 6- cy1 a/c lots of chrome and gold plating, $14 500, $1, 000 down and assane 12. The River: Sissy Spacek - Mel Gibson: The River is a truly sensitive story dealing with rnsA good $1,400. Call Bill al $1 0a.for 31 payments. Two the triumph through love, faith and determination of a young couple as they face nature' s greatest 4968, 4564, or 4727. ets included. Call 3421 AT. ravages and the specter of grinding poverty. DRAMA (PG-13) 2hr. 04 min. '83 Mazda pickup in excel. WANTED 13. Solar Babies: Richard Jordan - Jami Gertz: An adventure set on Earth in the distant future cond., 27,000 miles, AM/FM Babysitter needed for 5 year old when water is more precious than life and the planet is visited by a mystical force fran outer cassette radio inspec. good toy after kindergarden, Monday space. ADVENTURE (PG-13) 1 hr. 35 min. until Aug. '86, must see to to Friday frcm 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. appreciate, $3,500 or best Call 2612. 14. Sleeping Beauty: Animated: Classic story of a princess placed in a deep sleep by a wicked offer. Can be seen at NEX Dry fair 'smagic. Awakened by a handsae prince's kiss she lives happily ever after. ANIMATION (G) 1 Cleaning parking lot or call Qualified instructors for TSU's hr . min. Milton at 2618 DWf or 4001 AWH. bachelor level classes. Requirements: Master's degree in 15. The Aristocats: Animated: A family of French felines finds action, adventure and whole lot '71 Cadillac Coupe De Ville the field of business and/or of "amour" when they are named heirs to their mistress' millions in Walt Disney's animated white, p/b,. p/s, a/c, AM/F8 management. Call 4782. classic. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 18 min. cassette,'interior in excel. cond. needs minor body work Experienced typewriter 16. Crocodile Dundee: Paul Hogan -- Linda Kolowski: Paul Hogan as a primitive, fearless and $1,20d or best offer. Call BMA repairperson to work on IBM jovial Australian whose antics earn him world recognition and a canedic trip to the wilds of Beachy at 4112 or 4413 DH. typewriters. Please call 4782 or Manhattan. CCMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 38 min. AUTO PARTS 4748 or we'll be forced to B and M transpack for GM TH350 resort to the pencil. 17. Double Feature: An American Tale: Animated: An irrepressive Russian-Jewish immigrant trans., still in box, step by mouse experiences lots of narrow squaks in the streetcar filled New York of the 1880s. ANIMATION step instructions, $60. Call Aquarius, 2 X 4's or 2 X 10's (G) 1 hr. 21 min. 3919 AT. and mesh wire. Call 4314 AT. Champions: John Hurt -- Edward Woodward: A prominent British horse racing jockey is stricken with cancer and undergoes grueling chemotherapy treatments. Overcoming the disease he returns to pecial income tax rules to help his profession, enters the Grand National Steeplechase and wins. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 56 min. 18. Fandango: Kevin Costner - Judd Nelson: The time is the mid-seventies and a group of four college students are on a post gradation joy ride across Texas. But will they suceed in shaking divorced and separated parents their responsibilities or have to settle for finding themselves. DRAMA (PG) 1 br. 31 min. Divorced or separated par- actually providing more than 19. Lady Jane: Helen Bonham Carter -- Cary Elwes: Historical romance set in 16th century England recounts the life of Jane Grey and the plot to make her queen. DRAMA (PG-13) 2 hr. 22 min. ents must use special rules half of the child's support. to decide whether they or 20. Romancing The Stone: Michael Douglas -- Kathleen Turner: Action abounds as Kathleen A non-custodial parent may their former spouse can claim Turner, a successful ronance writer and-Michael Douglas, an American roustabout journey through claim the exemption for their South America in an attempt to locate a valuable gem stone with a real life treasure map. the exemption for their child child if either: ADVENTURE COMEDY (P0) 1 hr. 46 min. when they file their tax return. The special rules for --The custodial parent signs 21. Highest Honor: John Howard -- Atsuo Nakamaura: During World War II, when a U.S. commando group is captured by the enemy, a strong and personal relationship develops between one of the divorced or separated parents a written declaration that he his Japanese interpreter. Though the gruup is subsequently sentenced to death for apply only if: or she will not claim the i baRilitary coirt, they are nonetheless grntedan execution withthe "highest honor." exemption for the child, and WAR RAMA(R) hr.39 mn --The parents are divorced or the non-custodial parent at- legally separated under a 22. The Final Option: Lewis Collins -- Judy Davis: A group of anti-nunlear activists are taches this written declara- planning an act of terrorism. Their plan is to storm the American Enbassy during a banquet. When decree of divorce or separate or her return; the plot is discovered, the group is infiltrated by a government agent who helps to save the maintenance, are separated tion to his hostages at the embassy. ACTION DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 05 sin. under a written separation -- A decree or agreement 23. Dreamchasers: Harold Gould - Justin IBna: Dreamchasers is a contemporary drama about the agreement or lived apart at executed before 1985 provides iendship between a young toy and an older man. When the younger of these two runs away fran home all times during the last six that the non-custodial parent the two decide to live out their fantasy of following in the footsteps of Wild West heroes, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 34 min. onths of the year; is entitled to the exemption, - -One or both parents pro- and he or she provides at least vided more than half the $600 for the child's NMPS 1: All ages. support during the year, MHMPS 2: Not recanended for younger children. child's total support for the NMPS 3: Under 17 not admitted without parent or adult guardian. calendar year; unless the pre-1985 decree or G: Al Saaguid --One or both parents have agreement is modified after G: Ale s.tGuidance sgested. May not be suitable for pre-teens. R: Under 17 not admit without rent or adult guardian. custody of the child for more 1984 to specify that this provision will not Note: * May not be suitable for children because of language. than half the calendar year. apply. * May not be suitable for children because of violence. More information for di- *** May not be suitable for children because of nudity. Although there are some vorced or separated indivi- If you have any sagestions, complaints or conents, call the Motion Picture Exchange at 4295. exceptions, the parent who duals can be found in IRS has custody of a child for Publication 504, Tax In- most of the year is usually formation for Divorced or treated as the parent who Separated Individuals, M Movies begin at 7 p.m. - provides more than half the available by using the order child's support. It does not blank in the tax return matter whether the parent package or by calling with custody has been 1-800-424-3676. ig *1 ILI Guantanamo Gazette Monday, February 8, 1988 3 Sports

NBS Celtics and Leeward Point Lakers top leaders in Youth Basketball By JOSA Dirk Rose Paulino with four points, Eagles were too much, downing Bulldogs with baskets were Luis Irizarry and Rolando while Ken Ulrich and Shawn the Gators, 19-9. Trent Lawrence with seven -Paulino with four,_ ald Jeremy It was basketball all Watson added two points each. Scoring for NAS was Mike points, B.J. Richmond with Heueron had three. six points and Ryan Law with Bees with points were Dion weekend long for the GBYAA two Way with 15 points while Hetel Amin tossed in four points. Enel th 11 -saits, James Youth Basketball League. points and Jud Anchio nailed Jason Fox and Gerrald Shaffer the added two points each. The next game switchedback Porter with four points, a Saturday started with a free throw for one point to to the Junior Divisioi> and Reynaldo Castro and Dani PeeWee Division at the W.T. lead the Gators. Gators with points were Jud Sampson Elementary School Anchio with three, and Hetel highlighted the PSD Warriors Wilson each pumped in t with the SIMA Supply Quick In the second game, the Amin, Mike Schuchhardt, and and PWD Hawks. The Hawks had points. Picks facing the Kellogg undefeated NBS Celtics put Mathew Briggs each adding two the better hand and outscored The following are the Rebels, and the McDonald the hammer on the PWD Hawks, points. PSD, 10-6. Junior and Senior Division weeks. Archers taking on the Turner 18-7, who were also looking Once the first game was Scoring for PWD were John standings after three Tykes. for win number one. over, the Seniors came to Mark White with six point. He Switching action to the Scoring for the Celtics play. The Central Fidelity was aided by Lance Minish and Junior Division base gym, the Junior Division were Scott Weldon and Sean Blazers and the MCX Bulldogs Bobby Adams who both had two WL got underway with two McGinty with eight points and were both hungry for their points. 1. NBS Celtics 3 0 Saturday games. Ricky Vazquez added two. first win, and the Blazers Scoring for PSD were Ken 2. NAS Eagles 3 0 In the first game, the John Mark White blazed for got it, winning the contest, Ulrich with four points and 3. PWD Hawks 1 2 Gazette Gators got on the the Warriors, tossing in all 32-15. Mike Cook with two points. 4. PSD Warriors 1 2 court with the PSD Warriors. seven points. Scoring for the Blazers In the last game of the 5. Gazette Gators 0 4 Both teams were looking for Sunday, the Junior and were Chris Sparks, Raymond day, the top two Senior their first win and it turned Senior Divisions got set to Castro and Marcus Talley with Division teams clashed with Senior Division out the Warriors would be the go into action at the W.T. eight points, Stewart Olando the Leeward Point Lakers W L team to do it as they downed Sampson High School gym. with four points, while defeating the PWD Bees, 1. Leeward Pt. Lakers 3 0 the Gators, 14-3. In the opening game, the Michael Lawrence and Troy 21-19. 2. PWD Bees 2 1 Scoring for PSD were Mike Gazette Gators faced the Williams both scored two Scoring for the Lakers were 3. Central Fidelity 1 2 Cook with six points, Randy unbeaten NAS Eagles. The points. Robert Robertson with eight, 4. MCX Bulldogs 0 1 Major league baseball Sports round-up of standings and scores Homeruns increase in 1986 Wales Conference Eastern Division NHL scores By Associated Press heads in wonderment. The Patrick Division Atlantic Division Boston Bruins 6 general manager of the St. W L T Pts GF GA W L Pot. GB New Jersey Devils 3 If the home run is the most Louis Cardinals, Dal Maxvill, Phila. 28 20 6 62 186 184 Boston 32 13 .711 -- play in baseball, commented: "little bitty 6 exciting Islanders 26 21 6 58 207 188 Philadelphia 20 23 .465 11 New York Rangers and you can get a lot of players are hitting the ball Pitt. 24 24 9 57 218 224 Washington 17 25 .405 13.5 Pittsburgh Penguins 3 arguments on that one, there into the home run seats. They Wash. 24 25 6 54 180 172 New York 16 28 .364 15.5 were 4,458 breathless moments can't all be using corked N.J. 24 27 5 53 192 216 New Jersey 10 34 .227 21.5 Chicago Black Hawks 5 last season. bats." New York 22 26 7 51 211 201 Quebec Nordiques 5 That's how many home runs Maxvill, by the way, a Central Division (Overtime tie) were hit in the two major former major league shortstop Adams Division was a little bitty player Atlanta 30 15 .667 -- 4 leagues, a dramatic increase Detroit 25 16 .610 3 Hartford Whalers of 645 over the 1986 season. himself with below zero home Boston 33 19 5 71 217 177 Toronto Maple Leafs 2 run power. Chicago 27 18 .600 3 did it happen? Once the Montreal 30 17 10 70 214 182 How There were 19 players in Milwaukee 22 20 .524 6.5 home run splurge began, Buffalo 25 22 9 59 191 211 Cleveland 23 22 .511 7 Calgary Flames 5 the two leagues who increased Los Angeles Kings 2 everybody was looking for Hartford 23 25 7 53 170 180 Indiana 22 22 .500 7.5 their home run production by Quebec 22 27 4 48 188 201 answers. One theory: stronger at least 10 from the 1985 bats. Another theory: lighter College hoop campaign to 1987. That is Western Conference bats which the hitters could Midwest Division (1) Arizona 74 based on a minimum of 400 at Campbell Conference California 62 whip around with greater W L Pot. GB intensity. Are those theories bats. Norris Division Dallas 28 15 .651 -- The number-one man was W L T Pts GF GA (5) Duke 70 contradictory? More than of the Cubs, who Denver 26 17 .605 2 somewhat. There was also the Andre Dawson Detroit 27 19 8 62 217 182 Notre Dame 61 added 29 home runs to his Houston 25 17 .595 2.5 idea of hitters corking their St Louis 25 24 5 55 185 183 Utah 22 22 .500 6.5 total of 20 the previous year Chicago 22 29 5 49 197 228 (6) Purdue 91 bats to give them greater San Antonio 18 23 .439 9 pop. Many tests were taken in Montreal. Dawson finished Minn. 16 32 9 41 174 235 (11) Michigan 87 to win the Sacramento 14 29 .326 14 conclusive came with 49 homers Toronto 15 32 9 39 201 238 but nothing MVP award. from them. National League Pacific Division Smythe Division The baseballs were tested How about this year? Have LA Lakers 35 8..814 and retested to see if they the pitchers been fighting Calgary 33 17 6 72 272 211 Portland 26 16 .619 8.5 had been changed. Another insomnia all winter? Are the Edmonton 30 18 7 67 244 190 Seattle 25 20 .556 11 theory evolved: they were hitters rubbing their han Winnipeg 23 22 9 55 204 202 Phoenix 13 29 .310 21.5 wound tighter and therefore in anticipation? We'll he LA 20 33 5 45 216 257 Golden State 10 32 .238 24.5 flew farther. to wait until at least mid- Vancouver 18 31 7 43 192 213 LA Clippers 10 32 .238 24.5 Close observers shook their summer for the answers.

Leeward Point No Tap Bowling SIMA fishing tournament Big bucks await your striking skill at the SIMA is sponsoring a base-wide fishing Leeward Point No Tap Bowling tournament set for tournament starting Feb. 19, at 6 p.m., until ',Area athletics Friday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. at the Leeward Feb. 21, at 4 p.m. Bowling Lanes. There will be three categories: Leeward Point recreation specialist Rhonda grouper/snapper, jack/pompano, and Ryan estimates $966 already accumulated for the cuda/mackeral/wahoo. The largest fish by At the corral tourney. poundage wlll take the pot for each category. Registrations begin at 6:30 p.m. the night of Beginning horseback riding lessons for adults the event, and the cost is $8 per person. Tickets are on sale for $100 with a limit of and children are now available at the Recreation For more information, call Rhonda at 6009 or four people per ticket. To purchase tickets, Services Corral. Lessons last for one hour and 6417. contact the Marina at 2345, Ken Carpenter at run for 10 weeks. 4362, or Brian Schmoyer at 4444. Both individual and group lessons can be Scuba diving class For more information on the tournament, call arranged by calling the Corral or Sloan Wulf at Brian or Ken. 2381. Recreation Services is co-sponsoring a PADI Advanced Open Water dive class with Bill Evans Project Player activities 0 Fitness Division programs beginning Thursday, Feb. 25, at 6 p.m. in the FTG training room. Aim for the bullseye at the Project Player for Saturday, Feb. 20, An Adult Snorkeling Clinic starts Saturday, The cost is $85, and the students are required Dart tournament scheduled Feb, 13, at 8 a.m. at the Villamar pool and to supply their own mask, snorkel, fins, at 4 p.m. at the Community Service Center, room continues Sunday, Feb. 14, at 1 p.m., at booties, gloves, and weight belt. 10. awarded to Windmill Beach. To register, stop by the Recreation Services The cost is $1 with prizes being To register, call the Recreation Services Information Office, and for more information, the top two winners. call Bill at 3604. Information Office. Pit your mighty strength against a worthy the Project Player Arm Wrestling Earn opponent at some extra cash by being a skate Lunch time aerobics Challenge scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 7 guard at the Recreation Services roller skating p.m. rink located inside the base gym. Recreation Services is sponsoring a lunch time To apply, stop by the Fitness Division Office aerobics class every Tuesday and Thursday from There will be two categories with prizes being located inside the gym. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the base gym. The awarded to the first- and second-place winners. For more information, call 2560. cost is $1 and payable at the Gear Issue Desk. The entry fee is $1.

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