Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 166 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Friday, September 2, 1988 Labor Day: 'A day's work is a day's work'

One of the many American customs has segments of society that few countries can some of Labor Day's highlights before the District of Columbia. been to celebrate the first Monday in Sep- equal. holiday became: Even though many Americans are serv- tember as Labor Day in honor of all work- Ever since man can research, the right - 1882 Peter J. McGuire suggested the ing in various lands overseas and in the ers. This holiday has grown in importance, of the worker to one day each week for rest idea of Labor Day. Armed Forces, they still have the opportu- ranking next to Washington's Birthday, has been recognised. The Fourth Com- - September 5, 1882 First Labor Day nity to observe our holidays, including Independence Day and Thanksgiving. mandment says, "Six days shalt thou labor parade was established in New York. Labor Day. Labor Day also marks the end of summer and do thy work." And the great drama- 10,000 workers showed up. When this holiday was inaugurated, holidays, the reopening of school and the tist, Bernard Shaw, remarked: - October 9, 1884 Federation of Organ- one writerstated this: "Its celebration takes beginning of the fall business activities. ized Trades and Labor Unions of the the form of parades by labor organizations, In an editorial in the Los Angeles Times A day's work is a day's work, neither United States and Canada voted to make meetings conducted by labor leaders, of September 5, 1954, Theodore Saloutos more nor less, and the man who does it Labor Day a national holiday. speeches, picnics, and athletic events and wrote: needs a day's sustenance, a night's repose, - 1887 Oregon celebrated state holiday contests." and due leisure, whether he be a painter or honoring labor to be followed by Colo- The willingness to recognize Labor a plowman. rado, Massachusetts, New York and New By the turn of this century, while vari- Day in the United States might be attrib- But for a while, countless workers were Jersey. ous unions still featured their parades, uted to the strength of our representative not given their just rights. Various social - 1894 Labor Day was a legal holiday in Labor Day was becoming more and more a institutions, the spirit of compromise that injustices came about through the indus- 30 states and President Grover Cleveland day for enjoyment, gatherings with prevails, and the dynamic character of our trial revolution with the invention of ma- approved an act making it legal in the friends, picnics at the seashore or in the economy, which extends benefits to all chinery, use of steam and electricity and Distict of Columbia. mountains, for varied athletic contests, who are willing to work.Labor Day has adoption of the factory system. - 1928 All 48 states except Wyoming attendance at ball games, etc. Now, many become an intergral part of the American Since those times, many forms of ex- and and the Philippines had passed such use the time for rest, since it is the end of way of life. It reflects a degree of optimism pressions have been used to try to get the provisions. vacation and the beginning of strenuous and mutual confidence on the part of all worker just time off. The following are - Today it is celebrated in all 50 and the fall activities. Federal Women's Program committee holds Motivational Seminar By BETTYE P. MARTIN establish what they wanted in any endeavor include making a series of decisions based succeed or be an opportunity to learn Deputy EEO Officer both personally and professionally and upon refining what you want and seeing something needed to reach the goal. how to go about achieving those goals. more relevant facts. Visualization and Seeing the complete picture may in- On the nights of Tuesday Aug. 23, and experimentation should occur. (Visualiz- clude seeing the beliefs, fears, or assump- Aug. 30, Ms. Debora Haughton presented Haughton suggested making a written ing a mental picture of a possible solution, tions that are producing unintended results a Motivational Seminar in the Fleet Train- list of things you want (goals) and to see the imaging it to see if it might work and then or preventing the goal from being ing Group Auditorium (FTG) facts that are relevant to what you want checking it out). achieved. Ms. Haughton concluded the This seminar was sponsored by the (what you now have or where you now workshop with the Million Dollar Success Federal Women's Program committee. are), then how to achieve your goal will Ms. Haughton states that experimenta- Plan of Paul J. Meyer, Founder and Chair- Ms. Haughton's presentation cited the emerge. tion is a crucial part of the creative process man of the Board of SMI International, principals necessary for participants to How to get what you want often will and any attempt to reach the goal either will Inc. Caribbean Naval Lodge slates CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE scholarship fund raising dinner 4800 (Navy Resale ACTIONLINE, 4355) By JOSA DIRK ROSE chicken will be cooked on the grill and we will also offer beans, chips and a juice." The Caribbean Naval Lodge, which is Tickets for the meal cost $3.75 for under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge adults and $2.75 for children. If you do not When calling the Captain'sHotline, to walk alone on Sherman Ave. of Massachusetts, will be sponsoring a purchase a ticket, dinners can be paid for at please leave your name and phone Reply: When the children are walking chicken dinner sale eat in/take out Sunday, the event. The Lodge will also be accepting number. Anonymous calls will only be to and from school,the speed limit on Sept. 11, in front of the Navy Exchange donations for the scholarship fund. answered in the case of fraud, wastte Sherman Ave. by the school is 20 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and abuse. Hotline calls will be miles per hour. This is reinforced by The fund raiser, a first for the Carib- Waters also mentioned that a car wash, published in the newspaper or an- Security. The speed limit is slow bean Naval Lodge, is intended for the W.T. T-shirt sale and a hot dog sale were also swered by phone to the caller. enough to allow pedestrians to walk Sampson High School scholarship fund. events the Lodge was thinking about, but safely to and from school. The first According to Don Waters, a coordina- were still in the early stages of planning. Query: I have a problem with the day of school went very well. All tor of the event, people can either eat at the For more information about the event motorists not yielding to the pedestri- residents are reminded to drive event or take it home. or to purchase a ticket, call Waters at4164, ans at the crossing on Sherman Ave. carefully, especially now that school "We hope to have a tent set up with Bill Knowles at 4154, or Michael Basnight by McDonald's. This is a very danger- is in session. tables for the people," said Waters. "The at 4203. ous area. Query: I would like to know why Reply: Safety dictates that if a pedes- government vehicle number 9418065 trian is in a crosswalk or crossing the was doing personal moves in Grana- Armed Forces voting information road, moving vehicles yield to the per- dillo Point Aug. 27? son on foot. Additionally, pedestrians Reply: The vehicle number is wrong. Armed Forces Voters Week is drawing Simpson, 4101; Operations, Ensign Nor- should not step into moving traffic just We do not have a unit by that number. to an end. If you haven't registered to vote ton; Ordnance, GMG2 (SW) Stafford, because they are standing at a cross- If the caller had left a name and phone yet, it's not to late. See your Voting Assis- 4679; PAO, JOC Smith, 4502; Port Serv- walk. Please use common sense, and I number we could have called to tance Officer and get registered. The base ices, EMC Bailey, 4898; PWD, UTCS can't voice this point enough: do eve- follow up. Use of government Voting Officers are: Blackmon, 4126; Supply, DPC Potts, rything safely. vehicles is approved only on rare Admin, YNC Abbott, 4511; BCT, 4616; and Security, MAC Holt, 4145. occasions. This does not appear to be RMC Mead, 4788; Chaplain, RP1 Bour- If you are unable to get assistance from Query: I would like to know where one of them. geois, 2323; Clubs, Mr. Gorinac, 2304; the above personnel, contact Lt. Gary the last bus stop is for the base bus. Intel, Sgt. Bell, 4210; NBCPO, Mrs. B.J. Smith at 4511. Some drivers stop at Sherman and the Query: I am having a problem getting entrance to the hospital, and others say a work request taken care of. it is not a stop. Reply: The caller had called the Reply: The last bus stops are the Hos- Housing Trouble Desk and the project pital and the ferry landing. manager about a tree limb over the power line in Villamar. One limb was Query: I am concerned about the AM cut, the other was not. Public Works V . TE and PM kindergarten children having has the work request and will take to walk home by themselves. I have care of the work once higher priority called transportation and the school items are completed. Currently they 'Pop and they both claim that it is not their are replacing deteriorating power problem. These children are too small poles. COMNAVBASEGTMONOTE 12335 New policy issued on hiring A new policy on the hiring of Office of Personnel Manage- local applicants has been issued in ment Handbooks X-118 and X- BAY NEWS COMNAVBASEGTMONOTE 118C. It does require the selec- tion of local applicants who are 12335. NBCPO will now an- Scheduled water outage provided. For more information, contact RMC nounce all positions locally to qualified for a vacant position Dodson at 4582 during working hours. determine if qualified applicants and who meet all regulatory re- A water outage has been scheduled for.Friday, are available prior to obtaining quirements. This policy will Sept. 9, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to affect Deer- Credit Union closure tax point Housing. applications through CONUS provide a savings for our The Navy Federal Credit Union will be closed dollars by reducing the number hire announcements. This policy MCX anniversary sale Monday, Sept. 5 for Labor Day, and will reopen does not allow for the selection of of PCS moves as well as provide Tuesday, Sept. 6, at 9 a.m. individuals who do not meet the additional jobs for local employ- The Marine Corps Exchange is having a 91st qualification standards of the ees and dependents. anniversary jewelry sale Sept. 15-19. There will be new and different Cuba charms at special prices Marine weightroom closure from D.P. Designs. The Marine Site weightroom/exercise facility will not be open today so all Marine personnel may BAY DINING Energy tip participate in a command function. burners. The STOPLIGHT INN Place foil under range and griddle Traffic reminder Tonight's Dinner: Roast Beef or Pig's Feet Saturday's operating efficiency will improve, and the range Motorists are reminded that school has started. Tripe or Chicken w/Dumplings will be easier to clean. Lunch: Simmered Beef Motorists are to stop when school buses are loading Saturday's Dinner: Pepper Steak or Fried Pork Chops Supply closure or unloading children at any time. Sunday's Lunch: Beef Stew or Turkey Legs Sunday's The school zone extends between the flashing will close Dinner:Roast Beef Monday's Lunch: Fricassee Chicken or The Naval Station Supply Department light at the Fasco plant to the flashing light 200 feet for normal business at 11 a.m., Friday, Sept. 9, and Fried Fish Monday's Dinner: Corned Beef or Baked Meatloaf past the entrance of the elementary school parking will not reopen until Monday, Sept. 12, at 7:30 Tuesday's Lunch: BBQ Chicken lot. a.m., due to a departmental functionrFriday afternoon. Emergencies will be handled by the duty BLUE CARIBE section. Post 46 bingo Tonight's Dinner: Beef Teriyaki on a Skewer Beginning Sept. 12, Sunday bingo will be Saturday's Dinner: Prime Rib Roast Sunday's Dinner:Prime NFCU VISA moved to Monday night. Like Thursday night, cards go on sale at 5:30 p.m. and Early Bird Bingo begins Rib Roast Monday's Lunch: Chicken or Lasagna Monday's a Navy Federal Credit Union VISA Apply for at 6:45 p.m. Dinner: Rib Steak and Lobster Tuesday's Lunch: Pepper Steak card before the Christmas season starts. Have a card For Labor Day weekend excitement, on Sunday, home or for the gifts you want. The or BBQ Chicken for the trip Sept. 4, there will be a drawing of five tickets present interest rate is 14.0 percent with no annual during intermission. These five winners will be day grace period. For more informa- DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB fee and a 25 playing bingo Thursday, Sept. 8, absolutely free. stop by NFCU Monday tion, or an application, There is a limit of five Early Bird packs, five Tonight's.Dinner: Limited Menu Saturday's through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or call 4333. Dinner:Cornish Hens Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Sunday's regular packs, and five each of the optional sheets. Dinner: BBQon thePatio Monday's Lunch: Spaghetti w/Meat Reflex Photo Club Tuesday's Lunch: Boat crane lifts Sauce Monday's Dinner: BBQ on the Patio The September meeting of the Reflex Photo Public Works will have a crane at Port Services Roast Beef Open Face Sandwich Club has been rescheduled for Sept. 12, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3, from 8 to 10 a.m., for any boat For more information, contact Dick Peglowski at 3702 or Bill Bandura at 3198. owners who would like to have their boats lifted in CPO CLUB or out of the water. There will be a $10 charge. Tonight's Dinner: Cajun Blackened RedFish w/Bread Pudding Saturday's Dinner: Prime Rib Sunday's Library closure and notes Women of the Chapel Dinner: Open Menu Monday's The Naval Station Library and Leeward Point Lunch:Brunch Sunday's The Sept. 7 meeting of Women of the Chapel Library will be closed Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5 Lunch and Dinner: Harbor Lights Lounge is closed. Tuesday's will be held at Paola Point 5, at 6:30 p.m. Installa- Monday night Sleepy-time Story Hour is post- Dinner: Swiss Steak w/Potatoes tion of new officers will be held, Secret Sisters will poned until further notice. The library staff wel- be revealed, and new ones will be picked. Call 4917 comes all suggestions for promoting reading pro- for more information. WINDJAMMER CLUB grams for children. Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib Roast Saturday's For more information, call 4541. Dinner: Prime Rib Roast Sunday's Dinner: Baked Chicken Scheduled power outage Monday's Dinner: Windjammer Club is closed. Functional Skills classes A power outage has been scheduled for Tues- day, Sept. 6, from 8 to 11 a.m., to affect Caravella Functional Skills courses in English and reading Point housing units 18 through 20. will commence Sept. 12 and 26, respectively. The An outage has also been scheduled for Wednes- courses may be used to qualify for ASVAB retests, day, Sept. 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., to affect Cuban Entertainment Tonight to prepare for the GED, or to aid in preparation for Trailer Park, units 250 through 255. On Channel 2 college courses. More importantly, they can benefit job performance. Functional Skills courses are provided at no cost to the individual student or to Detour on Sherman Avenue 4:00 POPEYE AND SON the command. Pretests are required and are Turner International will be working at the NEX 4:30 SCOOBY DOO AND SCRAPPY DOO available by appointment in the Navy Campus Mall site on Sherman Avenue, from 7 a.m., 5:00 MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM Office. Saturday, Sept. 3, to 5 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 4. Please 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT For more information, call Jo Lynn Wiley at be prepared for detours. 6:00 WEEK IN REVIEW 4307, between 8 a.m. and noon. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS MCX Labor Day hours 7:00 F.B.I. Back to School Dance The Marine Corps Exchange hours of operation 8:00 MOVIE: THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL "Saturday's" will be the site for the Pre-Teen for Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5 are: MCX - noon to 9:30 WEEK IN REVIEW (REBROADCAST) Back to School Dance Friday, Sept. 9, from 7 to 4 p.m.; Marine Mart - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Dive Shop - 10:00 SATNET PROGRAMMING 9:30 p.m. The cost is $1.50 for members and $2 for 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Video Rental Center - 10 non-members. The Youth Center will be closed that a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Budget Shop - noon to 4 p.m. Downtown Lyceum same evening. All other activities are closed. Key Exchange.Comedy (R).1:36 McCalla Lyceum Bronze baby shoes School closure Trancers. Adventure (PG-13).1:17 The Bronze Baby Shoe representative will be at There will no school Sept. 7 and 8, for both the Marine Lyceum the Marine Corps Exchange Sept. 3, from 10 a.m. to elementary and high school, due to teacher in- Snow White. Animation (G).1:23 3 p.m. Have your child's shoes preserved forever. service. Ms. Gladys Haynie, DoDDS Superinten- Leeward Lyceum For more information, call Oscar at 2972. dent, Islands District, will be on the island through Cinderella.Animation (G).1:15 Sept. 9, and will meet with any parents during the Scout membership drive evening or over the weekend. Call the school to CPO Lyceum make an appointment. Plenty.Drama (R).2:04 Looking for a few good men and boys to be Cub Scouts and Scout Leaders. There will be having a Villamar Pool Computer fair Twelve Months. Animation (NMPS 1).L:04 membership drive at the library Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sept. 11, from 1to 5 p.m. The Guantanamo Computer Users Group will For more information, contact Dennis at 3873 sponsor the first Computer Fair at the Windjammer after working hours or Marcia at 4199 during work- Club Monday, Sept. 5, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guantanamo Gazette ing hours. Demonstrations will be conducted on many type of Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba personal computers. There will be a software CPOA picnic auction and door prizes. Refreshments can be purchased from the club. John S. Boyd, USN The Guantanamo Bay CPOA is sponsoring the Naval Base Commander.Capt. The public is invited to attend. Come step into Public Affairs Officer.Lt. Bob Hines, USNR first Chief's, CPO Selectee's and their families the wide world of home computing. Editorial Staff beach picnic at Cable Beach, Sunday, Sept. 4, from Editor.JO SN M ichael Riess, USN Assistant Editor.JOSA Dirk Rose, USN 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 per person, Sports Editor.JOSN Joel Parks, USNR age 11 and up. Tickets can be purchased from Christian Science services Layout.D M 3 Paul Czech, USNR EMCM Koegle, FTG; HMC Robles, Hospital; HTC Christian Science services are held every Staff W riter.J03 John G aona, USN McSherry, SIMA; ENC Sykora, Port Services; CEC Sunday, at 8 a.m., in building 919B next to the The editorial content of this newspapers prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members Caputo, PWD; ABHC Carr, NAS; or RMC Dodson, chapel. of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect BCT. For more information calICEC Palmer at 4313 the official views of the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof. The Guantanamo Gazetre Food, refreshments and entertainment will be during working hours or 3313 after working hours. is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office.

PAGE 2 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Leeward Point residents may OBO. Call Gavin at 2626 AWH, submit advertisements via tele- avail. at ferry landing Sept. 30. WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE phone. All other residents must sub- '69 Ford Mercury Cyclone, 351 September 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 mit written ads to the Public Affairs Cleveland engine, new paint, good Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Office, Bldg. 760, Adrnin Hill, or cond., $600. Call Scott at 3925 AT. GuardMail Stop 53. BICYCLES Officers - - - - - 19 - YARD SALES 26 in. woman's 10-spd., new brake CPO - - - - 17 20 - Marina Point N311- 8 to 11 a.m. cables. Call 3501 AWH or 4872 Villamar Pool - - - - 18 - - Big four family garage sale. DWH. Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 Children's clothes, furniture and lots Peugeot 26 in. men's 12-spd. racing McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 of misc. No early birds. bike, excel. cond., $275 OBO. Call Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 15 Granadillo Circle 78D - 9 a.m. to Dennis at 4139 DWH or 3560 AWH. Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 ? Baby items, toys, furniture, etc. BQAIS Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. Radio Point 310A - Sat., 8 a.m. to 21 ft. Cobia center console, 115 noon. We lost our lease, everything Mercury outboard, 2 live wells, VHF 1. Satisfaction: Justine Bateman - Liam Neeson: Television star Justine Bateman stars as the leader of an all-female rock-and- must go, from housewares to dive radio, plenty of storage, outstanding roll band, trying to make it big in their first summer out of high school. MUSICAL (PG-13) 1 hr. 33 min. gear, no reasonable offerrefused. No fishing/diving boat, all safety equip- 2. Planes, Trains and Automobiles: Steve Martin - John Candy: Two strangers trying to get from Chicago to New York for early birds. ment w/extras. Call 3501 AWH or Thanksgiving struggle with rush hour taxis, grounded planes, disabled trains, bumtout cars and each other in this breezy comedy. Marina Point 304 - Sat., 7:30 a.m. 5319 DWH. COMEDY (K} 1 hr. 34min. to ? No early birds. Queen-size bed 14 ft. v-bottom boat w/trailer, 20 hp. 3. Pee-Wee's Big Adventure: Pee-Wee Herman - Elizabeth Daily: Finding himself the victim of a vicious bikenapping Pee-Wee w/headboard and sheets, tons of Evinrude motor, 5 gal. fuel tank, Herman undertakes a cross-country search that brings him in contact with a multitude of characters who are almost as wacky as he is. The gags flow at a breathless pace in the funniest, side-splittingest movie of the year. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 30 min. children's clothes, misc. other items, $600 firm. Call 2710 AWH. infant seat, infant pool, bike frame, 19 ft. dory w/trailer, '84 15 hp. 4. Good Morning Vietnam: Robin Williams - Forest Whitaker: Robin Williams stars as Adrian Cronauer, a disc jockey with Armed Forces Radio brought to Saigon in 1965 to energize the broadcasts. This is his story which is combined with the bleakest etc. Mariner, excel fishing and dive boat, of drama and steeped in comedy. COMEDY DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 01 min. Kittery Beach 363B - Sat., 7:30 to all safety equipment included, over 11 a.m. Pre-packout sale, textbooks the 5. Creator: Peter O'Toole - Mariel Hemingway: The marvelously funny Peter O'Toole plays a lonely, determined college pro- $500 of fishing gear, ready for fessor who is fanatically experimenting with growing a human beingusing the live cells retained from his beloved long-dead wife. from CCC Business courses, clothes water, $1,400 OBO. Call 4957 AT. The results are surprising and, at times, very amusing. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 46 min. and various other bargains, come do 19 ft. Starcraft w/trailer, I/O 120 hp. 6. Firewalker: Chuck Norris -Lou Gosset Jr.: Max Donigan (Chuck Norris) and Leo Porter (Lou Gusset), two soldiers of wacky your Christmas shopping early. v-hull, VHF radio, life jackets, misfortunes are on a mission to find a cache of gold and jewels in this excursion into danger and love. ACTION (PG) 1 hr. 46 min. Marina Point N302-7 to 11 a.m. numerous spares, certified out- 7. Rainbow Brite and The Star Stealer: Animated: This story of magic, adventure and humor is the first feature-length animated Wood kitchen table w/4 ice cream bounds, ideal fishing and fun boat, film featuring the Rainbow Brite characters. In it the heroic little girl who brings joy and color to the universe must use her special parlor chairs, wood coffee and end $5,000 OBO. Call 4479 DWH. powers to prevent the evil Dark Princess from darkening and eventually killing the galaxy. ANIMATION G) 1 hr. 24 min. tables, girls clothes (4-6x), Nikon 12 x 24 ft. barrel boat complete w/ 8. Gobots: Battle of The Rock Lords: Voices by: Margot Kidder - Roddy McDowall: The Gobots come to the aid of the Rock camera, lots of neat stuff. head, CB radio, and safety gear, People (humanoid types who can ball up into rocks for protection) against the evil Rock Lords. ANIMATION (G)1 hr. 14 min. Kittery Beach 376C - 7:30 to 10 motor needs work, safety inspected, 9. The Mission: Robert DeNiro-Jeremy Irons: An epic about the Jesuit missionaries' attemptto protect South America's Guarani a.m. Baby furniture, kitchen items, see at 222 across form Security, Indians from greedy missionaries. DRAMA (PG) 2 hr.05 min. complete dish set, clothes, infant $1,000 OBO. Call Gavin at 2626 10. DoubleFeature: Snow Whiteand the Seven Drawfs: Animated: This is the story ofthefairest-maiden-of-the-all who ishidden items, toys, books, records, and other AWH. Leaving island, must sell. from her evil ste mother by seven funny and loving drawfs until she is rescued by her Prince Charming to live happily-ever-after. assorted goods. '87 17 ft. Glassmaster Bow Rider ANIMATION (0) 1 hr. 23 min. Nob Hill 73C - Sat., 8 to 11 a.m. equipped with a 2.5 liter OMC in- Camel Boy: Animated: Combining animation and live action, The Camel Boy is an exciting adventure story about a young boy Small TV stand, yogurt maker, other board/outboard stem drive, only 62 who set sail from Arabia for an expedition across the great Australian desert. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 13 mm. misc. items. hours operating time and all PMS is 11. Best Seller: Brian Dennehy - James Woods: Brian Dennehy and James Woods team up as a policeman-author and a East Bargo 7 - 8 a.m. to ? Three up-to-date, is in excel. mechanical professional hitman who wants his autobiography written. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 35 min. family yard sale, men's, women's and material cond., comes w/Wesco 12. Teen Wolf: Michael J. Fox-James Hampton: The incredible Michael J. Fox becomes an overnight celebrity when it becomes and children's clothes, toys, car seat, easy on/off trailer, $8,000 firm. Call apparent to everyone that he is a genuine werewolf. His father empathizes with him, his best friend makes money off of him, his air conditioners, and much more. 3661 AT. teammates are envious of him, and the girls just absolutely adore him! COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 33 min. Villamar 1238B Fifth Street- Sat., '84 19 ft. Bayliner w/125 hp. Volvo 13. Over The Top: Sylvester Stallone- Robert Loggia: Financially struggling truck driver Stallone fights his millionaire father- 8 a.m. to ? Stoller, high chair, crib Penta and 7.5 kicker, includes all in-law to maintain his son's custody, combatting a bruiser for the prize money in the world arm wrestling championship. ACTION and much more. safety equipment and is out of (PG) 1 hr. 29 min. Granadillo Point 3C - Sat., 8 a.m. bounds certifiable, $9,000. Call 2781 14. Deadly Friend: Matthew Laborteaux - Kristy Swanson: A young teen genius grafts a robot's brain into his dead girlfriend's to ? Household items, dinette table, AWH or 4354 DWH. head. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 30 min. clothes, alotof misc.,mustcome and 17 ft. Glassmaster w/trailer, 1/O 140 15. Gung Ho: Michael Keaton- Geor e Wendt: Workers in a carmanufacturing plant in Pennsylvania are in a state of depressed see. ihp. Mercrtiiser, v-hull, AM/FM cas- production. Ex-plant foreman Michael Keaton tums morale around by awakening that hard driving flag-waving Americanism to (PG-13)1 hr. 52 min. Tierra Kay 81 - Sat., 7:30 to ? sette stereo, all safety equipment, beat the production levels of their counterparts in Japan. COMEDY Clothes, tables, knickknacks, plants, water skiing accessories, ideal fish- 16. Summer School: Mark Harmon- Kirstie Alley: A high school gym teacher (Mark Harmon) must teach remedial English to spray paints, paints, patio set. ing andrec. boat, $6,000. Call Fred at a gang of misfits, including a fan of 'Slasher' movies nicknamed 'Chain-saw,' a part-time male stripper and an Italian exchange student. COMEDY (PG-13)1 hr. 38 min. Nob Hill 48B - Sat., 7:30 to 11:30 3623 after 5 p.m. a.m. Furniture, cabinet, king- and 17. Broadcast News: William Hurt- Albert Brooks: A serious-minded TV news producer (Holly Hunter) falls for handsome but CAREER shallow anchorman (William Hurt) in this wonderfully smart and sassy romantic comedy. COMEDY DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 13 thin. full-size bed spreads, curtains, 12 x 15 ft. multi-colored brown rug, t t knockknacks, showerset,baby girl's recently cleaned; 12 x 12 ft. felt pad, 18. My Li le Pony: Danny DeVito - Madeline Kahn: As all the little ponies in Ponyland celebrate at the annual Spring Festival, the wicked witch Hydia and her nasty daughters hatch a plot to tum Ponyland into a dark wasteland. ANIMATED (G)1 hr. 27 mm. clothes and infant shoes, men's and both for $100, avail. immediately. women's clothes, etc., everything Call 2554 DWH or 3993 AWH. 19. Million Dollar Mystery: Tom Bosley - Eddie Deezan: When a small-time hood's dying breathe reveals a single clue to the must go. 12 x 15 ft. blue w/pad, $175; 6 x 9 ft. whereabouts of $4 million in missing pay-off money, he sets a zany cast of characters off on a wild goose chase. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 33 min. Center Bargo 1182 - 8 a.m. to blue w/pad, $75; 4 months old, al- noon. Moving sale, children's ready steam cleaned, carpets are cut 20. Batteries Not Included: Hume Croyn - Jessica Tandy: A tale of miracles, in which tiny machines flying saucers with eyes and legs, come to earth to help the beleaquered inhabitants of a tenement that's about to be demolished. I ANTASY (PG) 1 hr. 47 clothes, baby furniture, fishing to fit 2 bedroom B and D units of new items, kitchen items, and much style housing, avail. after Sept. 7. more. No early birds. Call 3454 AWH or 2400 DWH, ask Granadillo Circle 84C-8 to11:30 for PO Clayton. Movies begin at 8 p.m. a.m. Girl's clothing size 4T, 9 x 12 ft. light blue, needs to be women's clothing size 9, household cleaned, good cond., $70; 12 x 15 ft. items and more. tan,needs to be cleaned, w/pad, good 9 a.m. to noon. cond., $40. Call Debbie at 2522 shots up to date. Also black and white AIR CONDITIONERS cond., $100. Call 3322 after 5:30 DWH or 3973 AWH. kitten, will separate. Call Tammy at 220v, perfect for that hot extra room, p.m. FURNITURE MISCELLANEOUS 3627 AT. runs great, $50. Call 2503 AWH. DIVE GEAR Baby crib w/mattress in good cond., Go-kart, looks and runs great, 5 hp. SERVICES Fedders, cools great, $50. Call 4502 Sherwood BCD vest, med., w/har- $25, baby stroller, only a year old, 203 cc Briggs and Stratton engine, Carpet cleaning, does excel. job on DWH or 4790 AWH. ness, dive tables, $150; mask, good cond. also, $10. Call 4502 $200. Call Ben at 3925 AWH. household dirt and stains, leaves General Electric, 11,800Btu,115v, 2 snorkel, fins, booties, gloves, $60; DWH or 4790 AWH. Computer desk w/printer stand, carpet looking bright and clean, last years old, $200. Call 2468 AT. Stingray speargun, $60; small spear- King-size waterbed, wood frame and great cond., $80 OBO. Call Dennis at day Oct. 4. Call 3731. APPLIANCES gun, $25. Call 2856. headboard, free flow mattress, heat- 4139 DWH or 3560 AWH. STEREO EQUIPMENT Hotpoint microwave w/carousel, Man's large Sherwood BC, $100, 1 ing pad, sensor and control unit, re- Two bathroom shelf units, one over Acoustic Monitor speakers, 125w $90OBO,excel. cond. Call3919AT. pair lady's booties, new, $10. Call finished headboard, $400. Call 3554 the tank, otherfor wall, 1 yearold, JC per channel, midrange and tweeter General Electric dishwasher w/wood 3968 AWH. FMI. Penny; 1 clothes rack, JC Penny, level controls, built-in overloadreset top cutting board, $125. Call 2468 Set of Dacorequipment, exce. bottle Couch, loveseat and 2 end tables, extends to 84 in. Call 3968 AWH. switch. Priced to sell at $200. Call AT. and regulator, consists of mask, dining table w/3 chairs, all in good Commodore 128 color monitor, O'Brien at 4511 DWH or 3578 Kenmore washing machine, does not snorkel, fins, booties, BC (large), 28 cond., $350 for all or buy separately. neverused, make offer; Commodore AWH. work, don'tknow whatis wrong with lb. weight belt, bottle back pack, Call 4833 FMI. 128 dot matrix printer, make offer. Fisher, amp, tuner, phono, tape deck, it, free to someone who will pick it goody bag, gloves, diver below Honey-beige overstuffed sofa, Call Dennis at 4139 DWH or 3560 equalizer, all 6 months old. FMI call up. Call 3322 after 5:30 p.m. bouy, tables, small speargun, all in loveseat, chair and ottoman w/wood AWH. Cpl. Ellis at 2279 DWH. large Dacor equipment bag, $175 grain finish, also coffee table and 2 Transferring to Camp Lejeune, TWO WHEELERS '85 Volkswagon Jetta GL, 1.8L fuel takes the lot. Call Mel Carter at 4954 end tables, must see to appreciate, N.C.? There's a newly affordable, '85 Honda VF500F Interceptor, injection turbo-diesel engine, orig. DWH or 4409 AWH. $900 OBO. CallTammy at 3627 AT. lovely home avail. The house is lo- blue/white, includes 2 helmets, owner, excel. cond., virtually main- BC, Sherwood Silouette, brand new, King-size waterbed w/headboard, cated in a wooded, quiet suburb only maintenance book, owner's manual, tenance free, 5-spd., front wheel used twice, $125. Call 3322 after shelves, mirror, heater unit, pillows, 8 miles from the main base. It has 3/ microfiche for parts and some extras, drive, sunroof, many more extras, 5:30 p.m. sheets, comforter, $350. Matching 4 bedrooms, 1.548 square feet on 1 $1,500. Call 3205 FMI. easy to appreciate, $7,000. Call EMPLOYMENT twin beds for $85 ea. Call 3322 after acre of land in the center of a culde- '84 Honda Aero 80, runs great, $450 2856. Applications are being accepted for 5:30 p.m. sac. All appliances, dishwasher, OBO, must sell. Contact Mike at '74 Dodge Monaco, V8-400, needs the following position until Sept. 2: Hide-a-bed sofa, 8 ft., blue and gold stove,refrigerator, etc., are included. 4834 DWH or room A116 GHT work, true Guantanamo Special, Assistant Manager - PS-7/LGS-5, print, $125. Brown living room Earth stove will heat complete AWH. $600 OBO. Call 3993 AWH. Reg. F/T - Marine Mart. FMI or an swivel bucket chair, $10. Call 3348 house. Within walking distance to Yamaha 650 Heritage Special, new '79 Ford Pinto, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl., 2-dr., application, contact the MCX secre- AT. elementary school. FMI, call Bill bike w/only 2,600 miles, better than runs great, excel. island transporta- tary at Building M-613 on Sherman Bunk beds, solid wood, excel cond., Nichols at 4554 DWH or Louise excel. cond. Call 2491 AWH. tion. Call Dawnett at 4138 DWH or Ave. or call 2330 or 2570. comes w/Sealy mattress, also excel. Nichols at4769 DWH or2807 AWH. WANTED 2626 AWH. $1,200 firm. Dental hygienist and dental assistant cond., hardly used, $150. Call Deb- Wood working craftsman needed to '75 VW Transporter Van, great for the civilian dentist. Apply at the bie at 2522 DWH or 3973 AWH. Free to a good home, 2 year old gray construct a shadow box for burial beach or fishing vehicle, $1,000 Dental Clinic Saturday, Sept. 3, from Couch and chair, rustic colors, fair tabby cat, declawed, neutered, all flag and medals. Call 3241 AWH.

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1988 PAGE 3 SPORTS Burton prepares for Navy boxing camp By JOSN JOEL PARKS limited facilities and lack of said, adding, "Six months is a competition, Burton is now back long time to be away from the At 126 pounds, SN Anthony in proper form, and has been se- command for something like this, Burton would not be considered lected to attend the all-Navy but they are letting me attend." linebacker material, but look out boxing camp in Little Creek, Va. Burton says confidence is - Burton plans to be the world "I'll train in Little Creek for important to a boxer, but so is lightweight boxing champion. three months, then go to San respect for the other fighter's Burton, 21, started boxing at Diego, Calif., for competition in abilities. age 12 in a local gym in his home the trials for the boxing team," he "If you go into the ring think- town, Milwaukee, Wis. explained, adding, "It will be ing you're going to lose, you will, He explained, "I had been good to have some real competi- but you can lose just as easily by going to the gym to play basket- tion, and the ability to improve underestimating your opponent. ball, but I wasn't very good at it, my skill." "I am confident that I can beat so I went to the heavy bag and Burton has fought three times anyone in my weight class, but started working on it." since coming to Guantanamo that doesn't mean I won't have to "The boxing coach saw me Bay. All were successes. work for it," he explained. working out and thought I might "The first fight I had here With only two months left to have some potential," he said. lasted 53 seconds, and my oppo- prepare for the camp, Burton does "The coach started training nentnever laid a glove on me. The admit to some apprehensions me, and I stayed in competition second lasted not much longer, at about the competition for a spot for a while, but then I had to 1 minute 10 seconds," he ex- on the all-Navy team. devote my attention to school, so plained. "As the first day of the camp I stopped training. Only in his third bout did gets closer, I get a little more "When I was 18, I started Burton fight the full three rounds, nervous. A lot of people think I training again, and a Navy re- and even then emerged victori- have what it takes to win, but I cruiter saw me, and explained the ous. can't help thinking about the Navy's athletic program to me "I am happy to be going to the possibility of losing," he said. and I enlisted," Burton explained. boxing camp, and I would like to Burton sees professional box- Seaman Anthony Burton works out with the heavy bag in He added, "When they built thank John Powell for making all ing as a career, and the camp as a preparation for all-Navy boxing camp. Burton eventually the new gym here, I had a chance the arrangements. Iam also grate- step toward his goal - to be intends to become a professional boxer. (Photo by JOSN to start training again." ful to my command for allowing lightweight champion of the Joel Parks) In spite of difficulties like me the opportunity to go," he world.

Project Player Activities beginning Friday, September 2, at 6 p.m. and con- Pool tourney tinuing through noon, Monday, September 5 at the AREA Leeward Point Marina. A single elimination Project Player pool tournament Cash awards will be presented is slated for Friday, September 2 at the Leeward Point to the top three places. The first-place winner will also receive a Clipper Club beginning at 7 p.m. The cost is $1. ATHLETICS trophy with the second- and third-place winners For more information, call 3845. Dart tourney receiving medals. The entry cost is $20 and Project Player will be hosting a dart tournament the categories will include pompano/jack, barracuda/mackerel, snapper/ during social hour at the Windjammer Club Friday, grouper Sept. 9 at 6 p.m. The cost will be $1 with registration and other species. Youth Activities All fish must be caught by hook and line. In starting at 5:45 p.m. A trophy will be awarded for the Youths 5 to 21 are invited to participate in this addition, all fish will be weighed-in at the Leeward first-place finisher. marina for internal inspection. fall/winter bowling league. Signups will be held T-shirt design contest 10 a.m. to 1 Following the tournament, a fish fry will be held Saturday, September 3 and 10 from Be the designer for the new Project Player Beach p.m. in front of the Navy Exchange. The league will along with musical entertainment at the Leeward Spectacular t-shirt and win a free dinner for two at the until January Point Marina cabana. A covered dish will be wel- start Saturday, September 17 and run Leeward Point Clipper Club. come. 21. Project Player is sponsoring a t-shirt design design for the league. Anyone inter- For more information, call Tony at 2345. Coaches are needed contest September 1 through 30. All entries must be Cliff Campbell at ested should contact Lt. Cmdr. camera-ready artwork in ink, and can be submitted to after working 5370 during working hours or 3985 Amy at the MWR information office. Captain's Cup events clinic will be held Saturday, hours. A coaching For more information, call 3845. Job opportunity a.m. at the Marblehead September 10 from 9 to 11 MWR is looking for anyone interested in being the Center. Bowling Aquatics Department Activities chain keeper for the upcoming touch football season. This is a paid position. Dive-in movies are shown every Friday night at the Fitness Division activities Please contact the sports office at 2560 before Villamar pool from 7 to 10 p.m., and Saturday at the September 9. Softball tourney Officers' pool from 8 to 10 p.m. A Labor Day softball tournament has been set for Coaches' meeting A special mother/daughter dive-in movie will be September 2 through 5 at Cooper Field. A Captain's Cup touch football coaches' meeting shown tonight, with a father/son movie Friday, Septem- Registrations are now being taken at the base is slated for Tuesday, September 6 at 6 p.m. in the ber 16 at the Villamar pool. Movies are free. gym. An entry fee will be charged and will be based base gym. Rules and regulations for the season will be on the number of teams entered. distributed at the meeting. An organizational meeting will be held Monday, Sailing Classes For more information, call John at 2560. August 22 at 3 p.m. in the base gym. Yacht Club elections Women's basketball For more information, call John Powell at 2560. The Guantanamo Bay Yacht Club elections for Com- MWR is interested in forming a women's basket- Two-man volleyball modore, Vice Commodore, Rear Commodore, treasurer ball league, so women's basketball practices will be Get your team together and enter the Labor Day and secretary will be held in September. Those people held today from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, two-man volleyball competition scheduled for interested in running for office can call Beth Krouch at September 3 from 10 a.m. to noon. Sunday, September 4 at 10 a.m. at Windmill Beach. 2345. From these two practices, MWR will be able to The competition is single-elimination with prize Current candidates for Commodore are Mike Lott determine the feasibility of offering a league. money being awarded to the first- second- and third- and Terry Terrel; for Vice Commodore, Kurt Black- For more information, call John at 2560. place winners. The cost is $10 per team. Registra- burn; and Rear Commodore, Beth Krouch. Horseshoe tourney tions will be taken at 9:30 a.m. the day of the event. Basic sailing lessons There will be a Captain's Cup horseshoe tourna- For more information, call Amy at 3845. Basic Sailing lessons are scheduled for September 7 ment September 10 and 11 at the Cooper Field through 9 at the Yacht Club from 5 to 7 p.m. Practical horseshoe pits. Corral activities lessons will follow at convenience to the student. The tournament will consist of singles and The cost is $10, payable at the time of registration at doubles with double elimination play. The best two The MWR Corral is offering pony rides at the MWR information office. out of three games will determine the match. Official various locations around the base during the month Instruction will cover rigging, unrigging, knots, beat horseshoe rules will be used on a 21 point game basis. of September for only 50 cents per ride from Noon to windward, reach, run, tack and gybe, techniques for The tournament is open to active duty personnel. to 3 p.m. Rides will be available at the Commissary rescuing "man overboard," righting a capsized boat and All entries must be submitted by Friday, September 2 Saturday, Sept. 3 and Saturday, Sept. 17, at Kittery controlling speed. to the sports coordinator located in the base gym. Beach Sunday, Sept. 11 and at Deer Park Sunday, For more information, call Beth at 2345. Teams will be determined September 9 with the list Sept. 25. A guide and one pony will be made available. of times and dates of all scheduled matches available For additional information, call Laurie Reynolds Fishing Tournament after 3 p.m. by calling 2560. at 2381. MWR is sponsoring a Labor Day fishing tournament For more information, call 2560. I

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