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I Guantanamo Daily Gazette ol. 46 -- No. 214 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, November 2, 1990 NAS tightens security on flight line terminal building and catch a flight By J03 USA PETRILLO without any problems. "The public parking lot and the As of Nov. 7, only authorized terminal building's east side lower personnel will be allowed in desig- level are not restricted areas," said Burma - Burma's military gov- emment has placed new legal re- nated locations of Gitmo's Naval Air King. "This includes the passenger strictions on Buddhist monks. Station's flight line areas and air waiting areas, Air Terminal Office Nine Buddhist sects are being terminal building (AV-600). window, nursery and bathrooms." recognized. Many of Burma's dis- "All naval air stations adopted a If you want to eat at the Country sidentmonks belong to sects other procedure to identify those individ- Kitchen while you're waiting for than thosenine. It'sagainstthelaw ual needing access to different your flight, "We ask that you exit the for monks to form or join any spaces of a flight line," said investi- building at the north side and walk other sects. Penalties of up to three gator in charge of NAS's Physical beside the hangar bay area," said years in prison are being threat- and Flight Line Security Petty Offi- King. "We are no longer allowing ened for monks who violate the law. cer 1st Class (SW) Jordan King. people to cut through the hangar bay "These areas include various mainte- or walk around the south side of the Tokyo - Two time bombs ex- nance departments, air operations, building." ploded in Tokyo Thursday night, weather station, hangar bay, north King added for those needing to killing one police officer and and west side of the hangar building conduct financial business on Lee- wounding six others. The bombs and Fleet Composite Squadron Ten ward Point, there won't be a problem exploded in a police dormitory. (VC-10)." either. "Right now, we are giving Police say the bombs apparently King added each authorized per- people authorization to use the Cen- Senior Chief Petty Officer (SW) Raymond Hines, NAS Security were planted as a protest against son's badge shows their picture and tral Fidelity Bank Window." King Director, presents COMNAVBASE Capt. Bill McCamy the first nextweek's coronation of Japan's Flight Line Badge. new emperor. Leftist extremists the areas they have access to. said they plan to relocate the Country have vowed to disrupt the cere- "Blocks of numbers surrounding the Kitchen and bank teller window situation being the way it is and ter- have a Flight Line Security Divi- mony. picture identify their designated re- eventually. rorism a constant threat, security is sion." stricted locations." For those need- "This procedure is a result of an being stepped up. And Gitmo is tak- King said he realizes this proce- Egypt - Security sources in ing access to restricted areas occa- inspection that occurred last Febru- ing this stand on heightening secu- dure will take time for Gitmoites to Egypt say a crackdown on extrem- sionally, temporary and visitor ary, not from the recent terrorism rity very seriously." get used to. However, Guantanamo istMoslem fundamentalists led to badges are at the OOD's Office. exercise Gitmo just went through," King said right now the Security Bay residents can rest assure Lee- another 150 arrests today. A However, King added, the aver- said King. "The Navy is hardening Detachment will monitor the pro- ward Point's flight line areas are well fundamentalist group is blamed age Gitmoite can still enter the air their security posture. The world for the slaying of the speaker of gram. "However, eventually we will secured. Egypt's parliament last month. Judge sentenced Beirut - A stick of dynamite ex- N.Y. Daily News strike enters 2nd week ploded near theFrench Embassy in UPI - The bitter strike against Daily News," and "not one team- for the embattled tabloid. to prison Beirut Thursday. But police say UPI - One of the few His- the dynamite did not hurt anyone the Daily News has entered it's sters truck will deliver ink to the Theodore Kheel, an unpaid ad- and did not cause much damage. second week with no end in sight. Daily News." viser to the nine striking unions, said panic federal judges in the nation The explosion occurred outside an In a show of support for the More rallies are scheduled for he has put together a group of people received a six-month prison sen- unfinished building about 600 strikers, 13,000 people massed today, with groups ranging from who would like to purchase the tence yesterday. yards from the embassy's main outside the Daily News headquar- unionized firefighters to minority news from its current owners, the Federal District Judge Robert gate. ters in Manhattan lastnight to dem- journalists planning to join the pick- Tribune Company of Chicago, and Aguilar was sentenced in San onstrate against news management. ets outside news headquarters. publish it in a joint arrangement with Francisco for lying to the FBI Leaders of the city's largest unions Union leaders also said that be- the New York Post. and disclosing wire-tap informa- vowed to choke the paper if it does ginning this weekend, they would Kheel said the deal he proposed tion to a mobster. USA notreach an accord with the strikers. begin boycotting businesses that to Tribune Company President Aguilar had a reputation as a Local teamster leader Barry advertise in the paper. Charles Brumback involves giving liberal jurist during his 10 years News Feinstein said "not one teamster's Yesterday, Daily News manage- news employees 20 percent equity in on the bench. Aguilar's defense was an attack on the government, Seattle - The first black ever truck will deliver newsprint to the ment rejected a possible sale offer the paper. commissioned as an officer in the accusing federal agents of perse- Navy's music program was swom cuting him in retaliation for his in today. Musician Chief Petty Iraq offers hostage families visiting rights sometimes anti-government rul- Officer George Thompson be- ings. UPI - The standoff in the Bush dismissed Saddam's offer, say- top PLO official in Amman, Jordan, came a limited duty officer at a U.S. District Judge Louis Persian Gulf is three months old ing, "I don't think he'll win the hu- says Iraq would free all the hostages ceremony in Seattle. He opened Bechtle was transferred from today. Iraq is offering to let the manitarian award for this." the ceremony himself, conducting if it is guaranteed that there will be Philadelphia to preside over the families of its so-called foreign The president warned that the a brass ensemble playing "The no military action to end the stand- trial. After sentencing Aguilar to Star Spangled Banner." Th- "guests" visittheirlovedones during time for diplomatic pressure is run- off. six months, he ordered Aguilar to ompson has immediate orders to the holidays. In reaction to Saddam ning short. But he denied he was In other developments, the state pay a $2,100 fine and give 1,000 become a bandmaster in Washing- Hussein's offer, White House "trying to prepare" the country for department said the U.N. backed hours of community service when ton. spokesman Marlin Fitzwater asked war and said he "desperately" he is released from prison. "Why doesn't he let the hostages wanted a peaceful resolution to the economic sanctions are beginning Seattle - Fifteen people have Bechtle noted that Aguilar is come home?" crisis. to seriously affect Iraq's economy. been indicted on racketeering beginning the process of im- Britain's foreign office called the Baghdad also announced yester- But department officials say the charges in Seattle. They are sus- peachment and disbarment. offer "cynical propaganda." day it will release four sick U.S. measures havenothad any real effect pected of running a nationwide Aguilar remains without bail During campaign stops in Mas- hostages after intervention from an on Saddams resolve to end his three- fraud scheme that bilked banks, while he appeals his conviction. businesses and individuals out of sachusetts and Florida yesterday, American-Arab fellowship group. A month-old occupation of Kuwait. millions of dollars. Officials say the group made a series of fraudu- lent real estate equipment leasing Gitmo Marines honor tradition with the 215th Marine Corps Ball and fraud transactions. Guantanamo Bay - "On Nov. and a local tradition is the annual zette for more details. the ball itself, call Master Sgt. Bretti 10, 1775, a Corps of Marines was Marine Corps Ball at McCalla Han- For information tickets or about at 2330. Ohio -A would-be robber ended upsortofavictim in Toledo,Ohio. created by a resolution of the Conti- gar. This year's festivities include a Local shoppers can 'shop till they drop' The man pulled a gun in a conven- nental Congress. Since that date, sunset parade on Marine Hill, Friday ience store and demandedmoney. many thousand men have borne the evening, Nov. 16, featuring the Guantanamo Bay - "Shop will display their paintings, needle- But he became distracted long name Marine. In memory of them it USMC Silent Drill Team. This per- 'Till You Drop" is this year's theme work, country crafts, stained glass, enough for the store owner to pull is fitting that we who are Marines formance is not to be missed. The for the Christmas Caribbean Craft wreaths, baskets, silk flowers, jew- out his own gun. The store owner should commemorate the birthday of USMC Band from the Air/Ground Market, sponsored by the Guantan- elry, wearable arts, baby belongings, then made the would-be robber the Corps." Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, amo Bay Officers' Wives' Club, woodcrafts and many more ideas. call the police. So wrote Major Gen. John A. Calif., will also perform. Saturday, Nov. 3, from 9 a.m. to 1 W. T. Sampson's junior class is Lejeune, the legendary 13th Com- The following evening the ball p.m. at W. T. Sampson High School baby-sitting for donations. Take Alaska - Alaska finished its own Gym. advantage of theirservice. They plan 1990 clean-upof lastyear's oilspill mandant of the Marine Corps, in itself willkick off atMcCallaHangar Thursday. Clean-up coordinator 1921. These words have since been at 8:30 p.m. with Navy Band New According to one GBOWC touse these proceeds fortheir Junior- Emie Piper says the six-weeks republished every year as Marines Orleans' "HighTide"performing for spokesman, the market is early this Seniorprom. Refreshments will also state effort that followed Exxon's "in every clime and place" prepare your dancing and listening pleasure. year to ensure that everyone has be sold during the craft market. own clean-up gathered more than for their birthday celebration. It's going to be a great party. Tickets plenty of time to pack and mail their Gitmo's Christmas Caribbean 150 tons of oily gravel and debris. Obviously, the Navy and Marine are on sale now at the Marine Corps Christmas Gifts. Craft Market is an event everyone Exxon will get the bill. Corps are proud of their traditions - Exchange. Watch your Daily Ga- This year, 60 artists at 47 tables can benefit from. PAGE 2, FamAY, NovEMBER 2, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAnLY GAzrm Some odds of this. and a few ends of that Gitmo AP - As a congressional candi- Aw, go ahead, show your age. about five blocks North of New likeOne Broadway Place which is 72 date, Steve Bo Sawyer wanted to be Show your children, and maybe York's Times Square, on Father blocks north of One Broadway and is Gab number-one with a bullet. grandchildren, at the Smithsonian. Duffy Square. really on Times Square. He even supplied the bullet. The National Museum of American What's happening is people who Which means it's really 175 Wrestling tournament - If Sawyer is campaigning as a History has trudged up to America's don't have a number-one well- West 45th Street. you're planning on attending the wres- write-in against democratic incum- attic and come down with armloads known address are solving the tling tournament at W.T. Sampson bent J.J. Jake Pickle in Austin, of 50's memorabilia, the junk we problem by making one up, and With the bytes you getin a Dutch High School tonight and tomorrow Texas. He'd say, if I don't shoot used, and most of us threw out. getting the city to go along with it. computer company's diskettes, you night, there won't be anybody there. The to straight, shoot me. Of course, the Smithsonian It's called a vanity address, like can also get bites of your own. The tournament has been moved Friday, Nov. 9 atthe same time, starting And he'd hand over the ammo. traditionally has a yard-sale mani- a license plate. It means more company is packing its software in at 8 p.m. The tournament is for ages 15 Or, at least, he used to. He says acs love for keeping this kind of money for the rent, who wouldn't popcorn. and up. Weigh-ins are from 3 to 6 p.m. that, when he did it on the University stuff. Curator Charles McGovern rather have his offices at One Wall The company figures that pop- Weight groups are 105, 114,125,136, of Texas campus, one girl just looked says he wants to show a time when Street Plaza, than 99 Pine Street? corn is good for it, good for you and 163, 180, 198, 220 and heavyweights. scared of him. He says it made him happy suburbanites and the threat of The only problem comes when good for the environment. A com- And you thought 220 was heavy. feel bad. nuclear war lived side by side. you try to find the place. The city's pany official says that real popcorn So Sawyer says that from now It may bring back a lot of baby- position is that the new address costs about 40 percent more than "Little Shop of Horrors" - on, he'll stick to firing rhetorical boomer memories. But if you come can't be hard for emergency work- polystyrene peanuts, but he figures Don't miss this Gitmo Little Theater salvos. Anyway, he says, he's tired across your old pink chenille bed- ers to locate, or just an excuse to it's worth it because it's biodegrad- production tonight at 8 p.m., Saturday at 8 p.m. or you can attend the Sunday of buying rounds for everyone, the spread, you can't take it home. charge higher rents. But that still able. matinee at 2 p.m. at the Teen Club What's more, popcorn could be ammo was getting too expensive. leaves people to find Wall Street Saturday's, right next to Phoenix Two Times Square. Where is it? Plaza when they don't know it's 99 especially good for maintenance if Cable. Tickets are only $5 for adults Remember Dale Evans? Nurse Hint: It's not at Times Square. Pine Street. your computer comes equipped with and $3 for students. Food and bever- Nancy? Ding-Dong school? Two Times Square is really And you wind up with addresses a mouse. ages will be available as the play is a dinner-theater performance. Don't miss this musical comedy satire which People in the news is fast paced and full of surprises. AP - Actress Cybill Shepherd and George Strait are among the celebrating his 79th birthday. next week on the TV show, "A FRA Essay Contest - W.T. says movie studios are afraid to make stars in a package of 150,000 cas- Current Affair," Nichopoulous says Sampson High School students, if you a film about racism. The star of TV's sette tapes being donated by Nash- Retired soccer star Pele may be he doesn't think Elvis was capable are serious about the FRA American- Moonlighting series is promoting a ville record companies. There will 50-years-old, but he can still get of suicide, although he grants the ism Essay Contest, better get ah television movie called "Memphis," also be 500 copies of a two-hour around a soccer field. Pele celebrated pressures of stardom and psycho- crackin'. Gitmo entries must be in by Thursday, Nov. 15. This year's theme which is about the kidnapping of the videotape with messages from re- his 50th birthday by playing with logical problems may have contrib- is "What My Vote Will Mean To Me." cording artists and clips of their Brazil's National Soccer grandson of a wealthy black busi- team uted to his death. Remember, no more than 350 words. nessman from Memphis in the music videos. The project is called, against a group of world all-stars in The contest is open to all seventh 1950's. Shepherd plays a kidnapper Operation Desert Song. Milan, Italy, this week. Pele's team Harvard University is pulling through 12th graders. Good luckl who develops a maternal bond with cameup agoal shortinwhathesays back the red carpet it once rolled out the child. She says she looked for Cowboy star Roy Rodgers is was possibly his last appearance on for a Saudi Arabian prince on cam- You gotta train - This weekend several years for a studio interested being dubbed the terror of the the field. He wore the number 10 pus. Harvard Vice President Daniel may not be the most favorite for those in making the movie, but found hallways in the California hospital jersey he made famous while lead- Steiner has ordered off-duty Har- in November Company, but training is people uneasy with the theme of wherehe's recovering from surgery ing Brazil to three World Cup Cham- important. November Company will vard policy officers to stop provid- hold racism. Turner Television recently on his aorta. Roger's son, Dusty, says pionships. training today and Saturday. All ing a special security service to November Company personnel must decided to back "Memphis," and the actor is eager to leave St. Mary Prince Turki Bin Abdul Aziz. The attend. Muster at theFTG parking lot at it's scheduled to air next year. Desert Hospital in Apple Valley, Elvis Presley's personal phy- guard detail reportedly earned the 7:30 a.m. Uniform is camouflage utili- Calif., and it looks as though he'll sician of 11 years is discounting a ties and bring your note book. By officers at least $27,000 a-week. the Some of the biggest names in get his wish this week. Rogers re- claim that the king committed sui- way, hats off to November Company country and western music are cently had a four-hour operation to cide. Dr. George Nichopoulous dis- Harvard officials say they're putting for the great job they did in getting lending their voices to cheer up the replace a weak spot in his aorta, but agrees with biographer Albert a stop to the service in order to avoid W.T. Samoson Elementary School ready to open last Monday after the troops iii Saudi Arabia. Kenny now he's walking from room to Goldman's claim that the star killed the perception that it gets in the way flood. Rogers, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson room and looking forward to himself. In an interview that'll air of routine police work. Entertainment this week AP-Nomore wondering when. weekend. Silence of Lambs," next Feb. 14. But News and Entertainment The Godfather PartIl will be re- Second place went to the Kirstie don't be confused by the Valentine's News On Channel 2 leased this Christmas. Alley comedy, "Sibling Rivalry." Day debut. The movie is no romance. 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 3:30 SESAME STREET Executives of Paramount Pic- "White Palace," was third. In fourth It's based on the shocking best-sell- 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT tures have decided to release the place was Steven Seagal's karate ing novel by Thomas Harris. Jodie CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 WEEK IN REVIEW family saga adventure, "Marked for Death." Foster stars as a gutsy FBI trainee sequel to the Corleone CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER Dec.25, after a weekend screening of "Ghost," appeared in. fifth place. haunted by her past, who risks her CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:30 M*A*S*H an unfinished print. After 16 weeks in release, it has life to save a missing woman from 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK The last chapter in writer-direc- eamed $176.5 million. death. Co-stars are Anthony CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 8:00 NBA BASKETBALL tor Francis Ford Coppola's trilogy Hopkins, Scott Glenn and Dianne CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) was originally to open at Thanksgiv- Actors often complain they Baker. get a serious role. Brad Dourif ing but production delays forced a never Allmovies begin at 7 p.m. postponement. would like a role that's less serious Sherwood Forest is being re-cre- The sequel picks up the deadly than what he's done. He started his ated deep in the ancient forests of Corleone family two decades after film career in the role of mentally central England, for the movie. Downtown Lyceum Tom Apart. Drama (R). 1:35 off. It deranged Billy Bibbit in, "One Flew "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves." 1974's Godfather Part II left McCalla Lyceum stars Al Pacino, Diane Keaton, Andy Over the Cuckoo's Nest," then was Kevin Costner stars in the title role. Cadillac M an. Comedy (R). 1:37 Garcia and Coppola's own daughter, an obsessed rat exterminator in, His leading lady, Maid Marian will Marine Lyceum Sofia. "Graveyard Shift." Dourif says he's be Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio. Back to the Future III. Comedy (PG). 1:59 playing another crazy person in the Alan Rickman will play the Sheriff Leeward Lyceum Stephen King's, "Graveyard saner rolesnow, managing to win the of Nottingham. Total Recall .Action-Thriller (R) . 1:54 Shift," buried the competition at the romantic lead in a movie called, InDecember, the production will box office last weekend. And they "Hidden Agenda." travel to the ancient walled city of accomplished it despite some very Carcassone, France, using it as a GITMO PEOPLE lethal reviews. The thriller collected Orion Pictures will release Jon- stand-in for the Medieval city of more than $5 million in its premiere athan Demmes new thriller, "The Nottingham. This Petty Officer is responsible for barracks room assign- ments and physical security for Port Services Admin. He is:

Experts are putting their foot down on high heels NAME: Ervin E. Jackson AP - You'd think that orthope- One doctor, Carol Frey of the pressure on the ball of the foot by 75 , ,Y of Southem California, percent. HOMETOWN: r;, dic surgeons would want women to University ,;ui wear high heels. Look at all the busi- says the majority of the foot prob- Holmes says, "Before now, re- Jacksonville, Fla. ness it gives them. lems she treats come from the shocs searchers couldn't really prove how TIME IN GITMO: : that women wear. Frey, who's the bad the problem was, because they. 4 months Iuantanamo Daily Gazette ChiefofUSC'sFootandAnkleServ- didn't have the ability to measure CHOICES: Naml Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba ice, says about 85 percent of her pressure on the bottom of the feet." RECREATION: ______patients are women, and that's about However, they could still see the average for her specialty. results-inpursuitofwhatwemight Fishing NAVAL BASE COMMANDER Frey also says the big problems consider beauty, women were mak MUSIC: Captain William C. McCamy are high heels and pointy tocs. And ing themselves ugly, Frey says the Jazz PUBLICPUC AFAsISOFFCERss' AFFAIRS OFFICER LCDR John Griffin researchers at the Rothman Institute problems include bunions, corns, SPORT: ASST. PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER in Philadelphia agree. Dr. George calluses, blunted hammer tocs and Basketball JOGS Bill1Dougherty Holmes says he treats about five curled-up claw tocs. As you might HOBBY: And times an many women as he docs guess, these women's feet hurt. Playing sports EDITOR says about 85 percent of he oice, 2 Fred Dis men with foot disorders, and he says, Frey says the pain radiated right up LIFE GOAL: STAFF shocs are the reason why. into the lower back. Retire. J03 Lisa M.Ptill When Holmes wantatrthe Univer- Frey says most women can fix IF I HAD 3 WISHES, I'D: OSN Christine Corbin-Ku sity of California atDavis, one of his things without surgery, she says to SA Adrian V. Bridges Want inner peace for everyone, comfortable life after DoriL.Deis graduate students, Rebecca Snow, keep your shoc heels an low anpos- my kids to have good health. Knen L Adkins did a year-long study on how those sible, your shocs as comfortable an retirement and This is an authorized DoD publication. Co fashion statements are bad for you. possible, andifyouhave so wearhigh tents ase edited byPublic Affairs and dsanot NOTE: Call the PAO Office at 4502 to nominate someone for Gitmo People. ncessrilrfletthe vicofhe .S. Nsy.I tateSnow three-inch foundthaStwalking on amoder- heels, use them only for very special heel increases the occasions. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, NovuEABER 2, 1990, GUANTANAMO DALY GAZETtE C CLASSIFIED dull around your house? The required. FMI, call Wayne at 4526/4529. sleeper, love seat, coffee table, end table, three Submit items for the classifed section na eve nings. Bachelor Degree required, Teaching Are Wednesdays Trng. will be conducted, tiered glass shelf, round glass dining arm. table, SbylII in. paperin 40 words adle sad. Car tificate preferred. FMI/apply, call Sue Windjammer willbe hosting "Caribbean Night" Hazardous Material Ferry Landing from 7p.m. to 1 Nov. 7, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office trag. rm. 4-chairs, $650. Call 3473 AWH. Each itnmuste m a separteshe. unlca Co oke at 4307. at the Windward Nov. 21. Come join the fun filled Reservations are required. FMI, call Ron at King size waterbed w/all accessories, 3 sets of io ama category. Ads with a variety f FAMIY SERVICE NOTES a.m., Wed., it the 4526/4529. sheets, $250. Call 3735 DWH, leave msg. items, wil be placed under MiscllaneouaI In- Fr ms of any type are difficult to fill out. This is evening of food and entertainment. Video Service has been Hearing and Sight Conservation Trng. will be MISCELLANEOUS cludenameand phoremeumber with the ad. ePrecially true of the SF 171. Join us and find Visions Unlimited cancelled. FI, call 3845. conducted, Nov. 8, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office Fender stratocaster, electric guitar, $225 neg. )Daeans Ads aepublished on two con- i a what are the right and wrong ways to fill out now be shown at 7 tmg. cm. Reservations are required. FMI, call Call Larry 3814 AWIL seccutivedays:Moe. andTuae.,rThus. andidi. aS SF 171 form, Nov. 7, 6 to 7:30 p.m., FHC. Movies at the lyceums will call the Ron at 4526/4529. Maternity clothes sizes 10 to 14, short sets, andmaust beinbynoonon thebusinmssday FMI/register, call4141/4153. p.m. For info. about what is playing, at 3845, after 5 p.m. Break the TV YOUTH ACTIVITIES slacks, dresses and some tops all under $10. Call beforepubication, Windwat residents submitDe erseas Orientation Workshop is for people Info. Office Teens, enjoy a great movie with your friends 2777. ads to PAO office, Admian. Hill Bldg. 760. ne to Gitmo. Reps. from various departments habit, go to the movies. munch on hot cheesy pizza. Small fee. Join Two bedroom, two bath, townhouse, located in leeward residentsrmaycall1st.4502/4819. rftorm you on whatis avail. in Gitmo. Program Because of the damage caused by the recent bad and or military, civilians, contractors and their weather, the Info. Office will not be taking res- us at the Youth Ctr., Sat.,Nov. 3, fora good time. Va. Beach. No money down VA loan and seller call 4075. pays one point. FMI, call Nelson at 3183 AWH. ANNOUNCEMENTS Esf lies, Nov. 5, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Windjam- ervations forHidden Beach until further notice. FMI r lub. FMI/register, call 4141/4153. FMI, call 3845. Pre-teens, let's dress up a bit for a special Three bedroom house, centrally located to 3 Thanksgiving Dance at "Saturday's," Nov. 16, bases, Va. 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Summer never ends in Gitmo, 10 p.m. for ies w/charger and AC/DC power source. All theMWR Info. Office or attheLIP Cosntity Cha istmas collectibles are now avail. along with Ladies, are you tired of waiting for your hus- come to theBarrel Club, tonight, 7 to and party to adapters and cables to hook-up toTV, hard shell Ctr.FMI, call3845. the complete Hallmark line of cards and gifts. band tofixyour car? Register at the Info. Office a Beach Party. Play beach games your favorite beach carrying case included, $625. Call Mike at2850 Red Cross is sponsoring childbith class, She op the MCX when you care to send the very for a ladies "Help Yourself' clinic at the Auto beach sounds. If you wear call 4075. AWH. Nov. 8 through Nov. 29, at the Family Service bet st Hobby Shop, Nov. 15, 5 to 6:30 p.m. No fee clothes, pay reduced admission. FMI, you. Your atten- 9 x 12 tan carpet, $40. Child's twin bed w/foam Car. Anyone due between now and Jan. 31 Marine Corps Ball tickets for sale at the Admin. required. Call Speedy at 7941. Hey Jr. Teens, this one's for $50. Entertainment ctr., $50. All avail should call 4676 DWH to register. Off ice, Bldg. M-613. NAVY CAMPUS NOTES dance will make this dance a success. Come to mattress, Call 2914. Civilian dentist, Dr. Bob Pellerin, will be onaCan mplete video rental program at Mini Mart. SAT testing has been changed to Thurs., Nov. "Saturday's" to party with your friends or chal- Nov. 13. Potty chair w/lid, $3. Infant chest carier, $3. the base, Fri., Nov. 9 through Toes., Nov. 13. Ch eck mid-week for special prices. 15 vice Nov. 16. All pre-registered applicants lenge someone in pool, darts or foosball, Nov. 9, seat, $3. Infant bath sitter, $3. Stroller, Anyone needing an appt should come to the Art ifircial Christmas trees and decorations now need to complete their registration forms NLT 7 to 10 p.m. and Nov. 30,7 to 10 p.m. Call4075. Infant Dental Clinic, Nov. 10, 9 to 11 a.m. orcall4554. ava il. in Main Store. Shop now for complete Wed., Nov. 14. FMI, call 4769. Teens, test your skills and devour a pickle at the $25. Child safety gate, $5. Call 2914 AW. ASopSmokingClasswillbeNov.6,6p.m.To el action. National TeacherExamination, Nov. 9, Rm. 16, Dangling Pickle Eating Contest, Youth Ctr., SERYIE piercing. Simulta- register, call Naval Hospital appt. desk at 2200 OF Design Gold and Jewelry is returning to the Community Ctr. This test is required by all Nov. 10, 9 p.m. See you there. FMI, call 4075. Free super quick one-step ear of a presterilized stud and at- or 2208. The class location is at the Naval Hos- Ma inStore, Nov. 3 through 19. Remember, gold DoDDS teacher apps. Two Core tests are re- There will be ateen club meeting at the Youth neous insertion the clasp in less than a minute. pital second deck classroom. vr goes out of style for Christmas. quired by DoDDS, the Communiction Skills Ctr., Nov. 15. Come share your ideas with us. tachment of cosme- Classyand poised people neededforupcoming Di ye Shop is now fully stocked. Pick out that Test and the Professional Knowledge Test. Call Our programming depends on you. Call 4075. Service provided by a certified, licensed fashion show. Models will be modeling their per fect dive gift for Christmas. 4769. Pm-teens, we welcom your ideas, as all activities tologist FMI, call Linda at 2247. Reasonable rates. own personal favorite outfits. Meeting, Nov. 5, a_- odselection ofchildren's toys is now avail. in NRA NOTES are planned with you in mind. So crme and Need your lawn mowed? Call 8 p.m., L/PCommunity Ctr.CallMarilyn,3051l/ the Main Store. Layaway now for Christmas. The Caribe Dining Room, located next to the brainstorm, Nov. 8, 6 p.m. FMI, call 4075. 2456. residents 6922 or Ann-Marie, 2248 DWH. MWDRNOIES Stop LightInn, willbe openSat.,Nov. 3,5:30to Teens, want that new look? Or how would you Certified cleaning serviceprovided for Hazardous recall: Halogen Light w/AM/FM 8 ig ht-week sign language classes will be of- 8 pm. for a special Surf and Turf dinner. like to look like a model? Tips from a profes- being transferred. Low, reasonable rates. Call clock radio. Model 25L3, CRC 9431347. Con- fn ed at the Youth Ctr., Tues. and Thurs., begin- sional model. Don't miss this class, Nov. 16, Maxine at 2462 AT. la g Jan. 7. Register, call 4075, before Mon., 8:30 p.m. FMI, call 4075. Rainy day blues? Send one of Balloons-N- sumer should check the AC/DC adapter for the ENERGY TIP ULmarking andifnone,rerm theunittoplace De c. 31. A Teen Pre-Thanksgiving Dancefor grades 7 to Such's special balloon bouquets, silk flower of purchase for full refund. Ths terapeutic Massage classes, Tues., Nov. 6, 7 to 12, Nov. 17, 7:30 to 11 p.m. at "Saturday's." arrangements and tell him/her, "Your special," Paper, plastic, metals and Dance, watch videos, challenge your friends in or "Justbecause I love you." Send Batman,Dick Hazardous recall: Fuel tanks on all Quantum 10 p.m. in the base gym. One-third of the class of sold after July 1, wil ilbe devoted to lecture, remaining time to glass demand a great deal the many games avail. FMI, call 4075. Tracy, Ninja Turtles, New Kids. Call Ellen, power lawn mower engines money to produce. Wasting "Quantum ace ral practice. Pay fee to Info. Office. FMI/ Pre-teens, take a chunk out of that Ghekin by 2428 orSusan at 3475. 1989. Check top ofengineforwards, products made from these Power" and model number12 (EX. 121702), m ragistration, call 3845. participating in the Dangling Pickle Contest to Certified Home Day CareProviders have open- plate justabove the sparkplug. Lo king for Christmas gifts? Visit the Ceramic materials is wasting energy. beheld at theYouth Ctr., Nov. 15 at 7p.m. FMI, ings: Call Beth at 3587, East Caravella hang.; a stamped metal recy- Sha op and see variety of molds and different Find out about Gitmo's call 4075. Leila at 4524, (FIT or drop-off), Corinaso Pt. Return to place of purchase. ding program and use it to Bank will have teller at the teel hniques. There will be a display of finished hsng. Central Fidelity help improve the base and L/P facilityWed., Nov. 7. pinces forthe holidays in chalks, satining, roug- FOR SALE .WANIED. Christmas Caribbean Craft Market: 47 arti- hg and dry brushing. Instructions given in save energy. Someone to do name embroidery. Call Tim at sans selling paintings, wooderafs, Christmas Cheice of technique. Call 4640. AIR CONDITIONER 6388 DWH or 6921, Rm. 226, after 10 p.m. decorations, dolls, jewelry, country prettys and par on yourcowboy hatoand head on downto the ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES 220V, $50. Call4621 AWH. A torque convertor, complete re-building trans- much more. Babysiting and zefreshments Cli pper Club, Wed., Nov. 7. The menu will WomenoftheChapelwillmeet,Wed.,Nov.7,at Whirlpool, 21,000 Btu., $100 OBO. Call 3473 mission kit for a Honda Accord, 4-dr., auto., avail., Sat., Nov. 3, 9 a.m.to1 p.m. in the high ine lude BB Q chicken and there willbe a contest JPJ Hill. Guest speaker will be Chaplain Reitz. AWH. 1800 cc eng. Call Robbie at 3773 DWHor2508 school gym. FMI, call Lyn at 3842. fee best dressed. Meet in the Chapel parking lot, 6:15 p.m., since APPLINE AWH. BRAVY11II1Wi indjammer Club will feature "Jazz Night," no POVs are allowed. For nursery or info., call G. E. portable dishwasher, avocado, $75. Call Used dive tanks, looking for 80's, 90's, 100's. All officials, chaperones and participantsinthe We d., Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. Bring a friend and have Carole at 3686. 4899 AWH. Call Joe at 6076 AWH. Blue Dolphin's swim trip to Jamaica. Special son e fun. GBOWC presents Fashion, Food and Fun, Sears Kenmore, heavy duty, washer, $60. Call - ADALE. thanks to coach Clarke, manager Thomas Cor me join the fun. The Windjammer Club is Wed., Nov. 7, 11 a.m. at the COMO Club. All 5304 DWH or 3517 AWH. Granadillo Pt. -10-B Sun.,Nov.4, 8a.m.til?, O'Donnell, assistant manager G. Barrios and ho ting a Reggae Night at Windmill Beach, GBOWC members and prospective members no early birds. transportation coordinator Chip Shaffer for all Sn n., Nov. 11, 7 p.m. Reggae music will be welcome. Fashions by GBOWC designers, '64 VW dune buggy, $2,000. Call 3638. Nob Hill - 58-A Sat., Nov. 3, 7:30 to 10:30 their hard work in making this trip possible. pm vided along with food and drink. Call 2304. NRA and MCX. Surprise makover. Two new '64DodgeDan,goodforparts,$150. Call3588. a.m., baby clothes and baby accessory items, Happy Birthday Mark, now your two and looin you have a birthday us November? The menu choices. Reservation, call Lori at 4190 or '74 Plymouth van, Gitmo transp., $600. Call men and women's clothing, maternity clothes, mommy and daddy ae real proud of you. We Cli pper Club will give you a $10 dinner gift, Lyn 3842, by Nov. 4. 4621 AWH. stereo equip., hamster cage, remote control car thank God for you each day. Love, Mmmy, Th rs., Nov. 15. Alcoholic beverages not in- GBOWC boardmeeting, Wed., Nov.7,7p.m.in '79 Honda Accord, 1800 cc eng., auto., a/c, 4- and household items. Daddy and Jesy. co. tded. Celebrate your birthday with music and the COMO Club Plantation ro. All board mem- dr., needs a trans. repairkit. Call Robbie at 3773 Tierra Kay- 125 Sat,Nov. 3,7 to 9a.m.,two HappyBirthday Cliffy. Weloveyou. Love,Sam binthday cake. bes please attend. All GBOWC members and DWH or 2508 AWH. family sale, baby bed w/mattress, playpen, and Lis. Can mejoin the fun at Danny's and eat Mongolian prospective members are welcome. Call Ellen at '80 Ford F150, 6-cyl., 3-spd., p/s, p/b, topper, strollers, baby clothes, women's clothes, wok Heather Sample, Lisa Seller, Cmstma Shaffer B Q on the patio overlooking the blue Carib- 2428. $2,000 OBO. Call Senior BOQ, 3129 AWH. and misc. and Cynthia Sundin, winners of theGir's 20 e an, Fri., Nov. 16. The NAVSTA Chiefs Association will hold '80 Chevy Camero Berlinetta, new exhaust, new Meter Free-style Relay andto all other partici- Th e Windjammer Advisory Board will meet, their monthlymeeting, Nov. 7, 11:30 a.m. in the windshield, insp. good until Oct. '91, $2,000. pants who swam so hard in theJamaican swim Te es., Nov. 13, 2:30 p.m. in the club. To submit CPO Club Goat Locker. Come on out and sup- Call PO Dimock at 2300 DWH. meet.age nda items, call PO Brockman at 4911. port your Chief's Association. '84 Toyota Tercel, excel. cond., low mi., Oursincernetthanks and appreciationtoall who The i COMO Club Advisory Board will meet, Fleet Reserve Association Branch 100 has $3,000. Call 4621 AWH. helped and comforted us during ourtime of Thrurs., Nov. 15, 3 p.m. at the club. Submit adopted Seabee Unit NMCB-74. The unit will IlCYCLE need. Dasco family. age nd items to Cheryl at 2531. be in the Gulf for the holidays. Anyone wishing Men's,26 in., 10-spd., trail bike,$25.Call 4899. CAREER COUNSEL OR NOTES hre Clipper Club will be hosting all you can eat to donate games, sporting equip. or other small CAREEI There will be a Command Retention Team Sp aghetti Night, Wed., Nov. 14. items, drop them off at the branch home. FMI, For stairway, brown, $20. Call 3473 AWH. meeting, Nov. 21, 2p.m. intheFTGauditorium. 5 ormation on the business and tax aspect of call Randy at 2196. DIYEliEAR All Command Retention Team members arm Far ily Home Care will be given by Chaplain There will be a D.J. at the FRA this weekend Two sets, used very little, two pc. wet suit, required to attend.Go ss during this month's FHC continuing edu- spinning your favorite tunes from the 50's,60's female, med. Call 2408. CL S11IREct ion course, Nov. 20, 7 to 9 p.m., in the FTG and country western. Lg. Sherwood BC, $65. U.S. Divers octopus, 1 The COMO Club dining room willbeclosed for Au ditorium. FMI, call 2538 or 3533. Help keep Gitmo's oldest activeclub going. The yr. old, $45. Ikelite Pro-S compass, hose mount, lunch because of a private function, Wed,,Nov. Bat sic cake decorating classes will be held at the Gitmo Swingers are looking for couples or $15. Call 3896 AWH. 7. Regular lunch will be served in thelonge. ele mentary school in Rm. B-6 from 9 to11 a.m., single people to keep the club going. We've USD ABS system extra 80 tank, Dacor console The ton night club, "Saturday's," will be Sat ., Dec. 8 to Dec. 29. Fee is $25 plus supplies. been active for35 years. We meet every Sat., w/bottom timer, Dacor compass, skins, mask, closed, tonight and Sat., Nov. 3, because of the Sm dents must register atthe Info. Office,before 7:30p.m. FMI, call 2588. snorkle, fins and carrying bag included, $650. LittleTheater Group production of, "The Little Fri ., Dec. 7. FMi, call Phil at 3007/2694. Tired of sitting atchome Saturday nights and like Call Mike at 5332 DWH or 2850 AWH. Shop of Horrors." M mgohan BBQ is on the menu for Wed., Nov. to dance? Come on down to the square dance EURNIIURE Navy Campus will be closed wead.,Nov.7,2 to 21, at the Clipper Club. hall and learn how to square dance. Classes Recliner, "broken-in," $50. Sleeper/sofa, $150 4p.m. Sh are a unique view of Gitno with the folks begin, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. FMI, call 2588. OBO. Call 2914. The MWR Library and Info. Office will be a ck home by sending them the colorful Guan- IRAMING Must sell sofa and loveseat, very good cond., closed, Mon., Nov. 12 for Veteran's Day. tan amo Bay souvenirmap. This 24 x 36 in. map November Company will have training, tonight will sell separately or as set, $200 OBO. Call .Becauseof therecent bad weather, the Ceramic lu stratesthespecialpersonalityofthebase. Get and Sat., Nov. 3. All November Company per- 2456 AWH. Shop and Hidden Beach will be closed until yin ur copy at the Info. Office for $7. Call 3845. sonnel must attend. Muster at FTG parking lot, Baby blue stripe couch, w/pillow cushions, re- further notice. m the fun. Come to the Windjammer, Mon., 7:30 a.m. Uniform is camouflage utilities and ally nice, $400. Call 4366 DWH or 3566 AWH. EMPLOYMENT No v. 19, 6 p.m. to hear the D.J. play your favor- bring note-taking materials. Five pc. wood dining rm. set, 550. 3 pc. wood Central Texas College is looking far instetors ite Rock & Roll during the club's Rock & Roll Asbestos Tmg. will be conducted, Nov. 6,8 a.m. bedroom set, $50. Both good cond. Call 2408. us Eglsh Ecellent PIToppeetunity, days or Ntj,ght. in the Safety Office tmg. rm. Reservations are Rattan living and dining rm. set, includes sofa Today in history. AP - Today's highlights in his- bo orin Mecklenburg County, N.C. as the, "Spruce Goose," on its only elected as he defeated incumbent tory: In 1865, the 29th President of the flight, that lasted about a minute over Gerald R. Ford. Nov. 2, 1917, British Foreign U nited States, Warren Gamaliel Long Beach Harbor in California. In 1979, black militant, Joanne Secretary Arthur Balfour expressed H arding, was born near Corsica, In 1948, President Harry S. Tru- Chesimard, escaped from a New Jer- support for a national home for the 0 )hio. man surprised the experts by being sey prison, where she had been serv- Jews of Palestine in a statement that In 1889, North Dakota and South re-elected in a narrow upset over the ing a life sentence for the 1973 slay- came to be known as the Balfour D akota became the 39th and 40th Republican challenger, Thomas E. ing of a New Jersey state trooper. Declaration. t:rates admitted to the Union. Dewey. In 1983, President Ronald Re- On this data: In 1920, radio station KDKA in In 1959, game show contestant agan signed a bill establishing a fed- In 1783, Gea. George Washing- Pi ttsburgh broadcasted returns from Charles Van Doren admitted to a eral holiday on the third Monday of ton issued his farewell address to the th e Harding-Cox presidential elec- House subcommittee that he had January in honorofcivil rights leader Armiy near Princeton, N.J. ti on. been given questions and answers in Martin Luther King, Jr. In 1795, the 11th Presidentof the In 1930, Haile Selassie was advance when he appeared on the United States, James Knox Polk, was cr owned emperor of Ethiopia. NBC TV show, "21." In 1936, the British Broadcast- In 1963, South Vietnamese Flight Sch. from page one Gourmand, hig Corporation inaugurated public President Ngo Dihn Deim was assas- Gadfly on i Flight Date Lac. Arree Depart normally published gh-definition television service sinated in a military coup. 727 11/6 NASNwfdk - 8:0e. In our w ith a broadcast from Alexandra In 1976, former Georgia Gover- Gitmo 11:30 ae noen Friday, will appear Kingston 1230 p. 1:00 pm. next Issue, Monday, P palace in north London. nor Jimmy Carter became the first Gitno 215 p. 3:20 p. Nov. 5,1990. hi In 1947, Howard Hughes piloted presidential candidate from the deep NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm s huge wooden flying boat, known south since the Civil War to be NOTrE: iy cym nasFights,sotify te neii. PAGE 4, FRIDAY, NovEMeER 2, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE SPORTS

Sports NBA season kicks off tonight, one in Tokyo AP - The NBA begins an- champion Detroit makes its debut a Milwaukee assistant to replace Pat NFL Roundup other season tonight with a dozen tonight against the visiting Milwau- Riley with the Los Angeles Lakers. Sunday's games games from Boston to Tokyo.that's kee Bucks, while the Los Angeles L.A. won nine straight Pacific Divi- Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. NFL right, Tokyo. The Phoenix Suns and Lakers, under new coach Mile Dun- sion crowns and four world titles Dallas at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. New England at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 49ers - One day after saying run- Utah Jazz will become the first leavy, open the season against the under Riley, who is now aTV com- ning back Roger Craig might start this New Orleans at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. league teams to play regular-season San Antonio Spurs. mentator. In Boston, the Celtics Phoenix at Miami, 1 p.m. weekend against Green Bay, the San contests outside North America The Pistons are bidding for their promoted Chris Ford from assistant, L.A. Raiders at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Francisco 49ers have announced they'll when they tip off in the Land of the third straight NBA title. Not since succeeding the fired Jimmy Rodg- San Francisco at Green Bay, 1 pm. probably re-activate linebacker Mi- Washington Sun. Othermatchups closer to the Bill Russell Celtics, who cap- ers. Both Dunleavy and Fordhave no at Detroit, 1 p.m. chael Walter. Walter has been on in- Rising Buffalo at Cleveland, 4 p.m. jured reserve for the pastmonth because home include championship-round tured eight in a row from 1959 head coaching experience. Chicago at Tampa Bay,4 p.m. of a broken ring finger on his left hand. runner-up Portland hosting Houston, through '66, has a team won titles, Other new coaches include Bob Houston at L.A. Rams, 4 p.m. Vikings - A federal grand jury in Golden State meeting the "track three in a row. Detroit has virtually Weiss with Atlanta, Mike Schuler San Diego at Seattle, 4 p.m. Tampa is expected to re-convene today meet," known as the Nuggets in the same 12 men as last season. with the L.A. Clippers, K.C. Jones Denver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. regarding the drug case tied to Minne- Monday's game Denver and Cleveland, with Danny The NBAcoaching ranks feature with Seattle and Paul Westhead with N.Y. Giants at Indianapolis, 9:05 p.m. sota Vikings placekicker Donald Ferry back from Europe, playing the half a dozen men with new teams, the run-and-gun Denver Nuggets. Igwebuike. Attorneys for two Nigrians uptempo Celtics in Boston. including a couple of the glamour Westhead predicts the Nuggets will already indicted have confirmed prose- cutors are seeking a plea bargain, re- Two-time defending league clubs. Mike Dunleavy left his job as score 150 points in most games. NHL portedly in hopes of persuading them to testify against Igwebuike. Igwebuike Standings played five seasons for the Tampa Bay Portland, Phoenix may edge out Lakers for title Wales Conference Bucs before signing with the Vikes in AP - The Los Angeles Lakers wards. Eddie Johnson, Dan Majerle when Ron Harper's expected back Patrick Division W L T Pts. GF GA early September. are teetering as kings of the Pacific and Jeff Hornacek are solid contribu- from his knee injury. Danny Man- N.Y. Rangers 11 3 0 22 64 34 Division and a couple of teams are tors. If six-foot-10 center Mark West ning and Gary Grant are over their New Jersey 8 5 1 17 54 46 NBA elbowing for position to give that can up his game a notch or two, the injuries and with the draft additions Philadelphia 7 6 0 14 50 49 Pistons - The Detroit Pistons will final push. Suns may not only supplant the of Bo Kimble and Loy Vaught, give Washington 7 7 0 14 43 45 begin the new season on shaky ground. Western Conference champ Lakers, but the Pistons as well. the Clippers the most talent of a Pittsburgh 6 6 1 13 61 53 N.Y. Islanders 3 9 0 Defensive Player of the Year, Dennis 6 31 54 Portland boasts a starting five that Perhaps the biggest loss for the young roster in the league. Adams Division Rodman still is hobbling on a sore maybe the best in the league. Guards Lakers is Pat Riley, who's now a Seattle is hopeful that top draft Boston 7 4 2 16 42 46 ankle, Isiah Thomas has a ruptured tear Clyde Drexler and Terry Porter are television star. The hard-driving pick Gary Payton will be the guy to Montreal 7 6 2 15 46 46 duct and Bill Laimbeer has multiple Hartford 4 7 2 10 44 among the most productive and coach is replaced by a more relaxed get the ball to their stable of scorers 32 fractures of the cheek. Both Thomas Buffalo 3 5 4 10 39 39 and Laimbeer required surgery, but Danny Ainge joins them to lend Mike Dunleavy and only time will that includes Xavier McDaniel and Quebec 3 8 3 9 40 59 should play tonight. championship experience from his tell if Los Angeles can thrive under Dale Ellis. K.C. Jones hopes to find Campbell Conference Bullets - John Williams reported years withBoston. Front-liners Buck the new approach. Sam Perkins and the winning combination that helped Norris Division to the Washington Bullets yesterday, Williams, Jerome Kersey and Kevin Terry Teagle are new additions to the him guide the Celtics to two league Chicago 9 5 0 18 49 34 St. Louis but the six-nine power forward will 8 4 1 17 47 38 Duckworth key a league-leading team with a solid nucleus of Magic championships. Detroit 7 4 3 17 56 52 injured list. begin the season on the rebounding effort, while adding fire- Johnson and James Worthy. Center Chris Mullins leads a Golden Minnesota 2 9 3 7 38 58 Williams' dispute with the Bullets over power. Vlade Divac has to give more for the State contingent that can score Toronto 2 11 1 5 38 66 rehabilitation of an injured knee kept Phoenix has perhaps the best all- Lakers offensively to challenge for points, but thinks defense is a dirty Smythe Division him away. Calgary 10 4 0 20 60 40 Celtics - Free agent Dave Popson around point guard in the game in the title again. word and rebounding causes a rash. Los Angeles 9 3 1 19 61 42 survived the final cut and will start the Kevin Johnson and Tom Chambers is The Los Angeles Clippers won't Sacramento could wind up with Vancouver 7 6 0 14 39 41 season on the Boston Celtics' roster. The one of the league's top-scoring for- be at full strength until mid-season as many as nine new players on the Winnipeg 5 8 1 11 43 44 Edmonton six-10 forward played two of the last roster. And while the youngsters 2 7 2 6 29 32 three seasons in Monaco and Spain. have plenty of promise, progress is Tburaday's rleua Boston also placed guards Charles Boston 3, St. Louis 2 ((OI) expected to be expansion-like. Smith and John Bagley on injured re- GITMo ATHLETICS Detroit 5,Toronto 4 serve and cut guard Sasha Dordevic of Philadelphia 6, Minnesota 3 Yugoslavia. AQUATICS GOLFING Bruins win in OT Chicago 6, Quebec 2 Calgary 2, Winnipeg 1 Kings - The Sacramento Kings Swim Team - Improve your YeteraSeca -TheAssociation ishold- Youth AP - Cam Neely's overtime Vancouver 2, New Jersey 1 swimming skills bytaking part incompetition ing its annual playoff on Nov. 10& 11. Sign signed forward Rick Calloway of Kan- Today's games with the Blue Dolphin Youth Swim Team. up sheet is posted at the Golf Club house. goal pushed the Boston Bruins over sas, giving the team five rookies on its N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 pm. Practices are Tues., Wed, Fri., 3:30-5 p.m. at Deadline is 8a.m. on Nov. 5. Eligibility list is St. Louis 3-2 and snapped the Blues' roster. The other Sacramento freshmen Los Angeles at Washington, 8:05 p.m. are Lionel Simmons, Travis Mays, the Marine Pool. New members may be regis- posted for qoalified individuals. FMI call seven-game unbeaten streak. Brett terd by parents. Call 3845. Paya 35 Duane Causwell and Anthony Booner, Hull scored one goal to up his league- Special Dive Liass - A free Al f Course closed -Beeause other NBA who will open the year on the injured Golf Course leading total to 16. Boston benefited Wheel Class is be offered Jan. 4, Marine Bks. moons bad weather, the MWR Today's games list. wheels available will open Someday walking golfers only. when the goal Headquaters Bldg. Several for judge and referee (Season openers) Rockets - The Houston Rockets be taken during for $25. Orders of more will missed an apparent go-ahead score Orlando at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. guards Byron Dinkins and Roy class. Must register, call 3845. waived RECREATION by St. Louis in the third period. Just Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Marble and placed forwards Buck for life - Physical f s last Saturday, the B's edged Chi- New York at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Johnson and Matt Bullard on theinjured BICYCLEBIC CLEREP REPAIRRunwalk IR can he "awarding." Sign up fee the Run o New Jersey at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. cago, but only after the goal judge list. Yes, we're open -Does your bike need Walk forYourLife Club and tally yourmie- Washington at Miami, 8 p.m. Knicks - The New York Knicks fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle Repair age using the honor system. Awards include failed to notice what appeared to be a Milwaukee at Detroit, 8 p.m. will tip-off the season without Kenny Shop, open Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Cooper T-shirts, jackets, plague. Call 2560. tying Blackhawk goal. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Walker, who is limping with a sprained Field near the tennis courts. Call 2560. Wrestling tournament - High Schoul Quebec has dropped five in a Dallas at Minnesota. 8 p.m. Gym wl have a wrestling tournatment on Fri. Golden State at Denver, left knee. row, including a 6-2 decision to the 9:30 p.m. BOWLING Nov.9,8p.m.,foragesandup.Weigh-ins Sacramento at LA. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Chicago Blackhawks. Steve Larmer Houston at Portland. 10:30 p.m. Bowling lockers - League bowlers, are at 3-6 p.m. Weight groups rn 105,114, BOXING had two goals to help beat the Nor- Phoenix vs. Utah (Tokyo), 11 p.m. park yourbowling ball and shoes in a locker at 1weght3F,1cal 60 (All times Eastern) Tyson- Mike Tyson won the sec- Marblehead Lanes for $2 a month or $22 a diques. ond part of his federal bout in a New year. There's a $5 refundable key deposit. YACHT CLUB Joel Otto's goal with five min- York City court yesterday. A jury ruled Lockers are available now. utes remaining carried the Calgary that the former heavyweight champion Championship Tourney - Champion- Fun Sail -Gitmo Yacht Club is having Bowling Flames over the Winnipeg Jets 2-1. does not owe punitive damages to a ship Toumament is scheduled forMarblehead a Family Day Fun Sail and PotLuck. Nov.11, The woman for fondling her at a disco two Lanes Sat/Sun, Nov. 10-11. Cost of each event at 1p.m. Bring the wholefamily andcomeout Detroit Red Wings in- Mixed Trio years ago. On Wednesday, the panel is $10. Entry forms can be obtained at Marble- for a day of good food and fun sailing. Yacht creased their home record to 7-1 by awarded the woman $100 in compensa- head through Tues., Nov. 6. FMI call 2676, dogs and drinks provided FMI call Bill & Pat defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs Scratch 2118, 2357. at2741. tory damages. General meeting - The Giteso Yacht 5-4. Thursday's results Brian Bradley scored unassisted Team W COLUMBUS DAY Club will hold its monthly general member- L Alley Busters 32 8 TENNIS every Tam, of each month. No- early in the third period to lift the T-Shirts - The GDC Columbus Day ship meeting The Champs 28 12 Paris Open - The Paris Indoor T-shirts have arrived. Those vember'smeetingisTu.thel3that7p.m.at Vancouver Canucks past the New Family Fun Run theYahClbBY S(BngYuOw West Bargo Bundt 22 18 run, but did not receive a Tennis Toumament has ended for Pete who completed the Jersey Devils 2-1. Pocket Splitters 20 20 T-shirt, pick one up at the MWR Info. Off. Bug Spray). Fsl Call Dan at 6345. Sampras, withthe U.S. Open Champion Widuringduring working hours.essons- Feel the n And Minnesota has seven losses Team 820 20 falling to French qualifier Guillaume durighors.for wrkin speed and excitement. Windsurf-mg les- and atie in eight road games after the MacGarken 16 24 sons now available at the Yacht Club. FMI Raoux 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Other losers in- North Stars fell to the Philadelphia Team 1 14 26 CORRALCORRALcall Brook at 3899. Team 2 8 12 cluded Ivan Lendl and Brad Gilbert. 6-3. Meantime, Stefan Edberg and Boris Corral closed -- The MWR Corral is flyers High Series Greg Becker gained the quarterfinals as closed until we have 3 or 4 days of sunshine. YOUTH ACTIVITIES Chomitzky 812 Davis compensated high Game Edberg defeated Aaron Krickstein and weghtliftng - Every Wed., Greg Chomitzky 246 Becker eliminated Jim Courier, both in DARTSPre-eenDARTS6-8 p.m. Youth Activities offers pe-tees UPI -- Cincinnati outfielder Eric straight sets. Tourney- The Clipper Club will bethe weightliftng foe eight youngsters at the base Davis, who was injured in game four Women - Martina Navratilova site of a dart tournament Thurs., Nov. 8. FMI gym. Sapervisf transportation provided of the World Series, flew Captain's Cup Prents back to and Zina Garrison have glided into the call Winston at 6330. fro Youth Center. mustsign consent form available at Youth Center. Call 4075. Cincinnati last week at his own ex- semifinals of the Virginia Slims of Cali- Football Football - Okay pm-teens. improve pense. He wanted the Reds to pay for fornia in Oakland. A 6-2, 6-0 victory FITNESS Thursday's results your skills. Cue alng to the Youth Cee the flight, but owner Marge over Radka Zrubakova of Czechoslo- Aerobics Aerom:classes - At the base gym: on Nov. 4 and 11. 1-3 p.m. far Pant, Pass. Schott NavSta Blue 8, NavSta Gold7 vakia advanced Navratilova before Strech and Tone, Wed./Fri., 8:30-9:15 a.m.; Kick lesson. balked. But the Ohio Bureau of NAS/A 13. PWD0 High-Low. 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