sign in sign up
<<
Home , Audrey Landers, Celebrity Tour

Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 199 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, October 24, 1988 Energy Awareness Week, Oct. 24-30 'Energy makes America work' AW Editor'sNote: Energy Awareness Week is tion and support our defense systems. Any imported oil. It seems simple. Why then definitely the way to go; however, it takes October 24-30, not October 17-23 as re- major or prolonged disruption in our im- doesn't the produce more major investments of time and capital. The ported in an earlier Gazette issue. ported oil supply will affect our way of life crude oil? Why don't we use other forms of United States has huge resources of coal, dramatically as it did in the 1970s. energy instead of oil? Why would other oil shale and geothermal energy, aside Energy Awareness Week, which be- There is an urgent need for appropriate countries supply us with less oil than we from renewable like the sun, wind and gins today, is an annual event held at all action on energy problems, but this need is need? ocean. Technologies are being developed Navy and Marine Corps units and activities not being met due to complacency and lack It is when you gobeyond the simple and to harness the energy from these sources as part of the Department of the Navy's of understanding of our nation's depend- obvious factofU.S. dependence on foreign and make it usable for many energy needs. energy program. Its purpose is to provide ence on foreign energy sources, primarily sources of oil and try to answer the many But it will be many years before any of facts about the national energy security petroleum. questions provoked by this fact, that you these alternative forms of energy can re- problem and the Navy energy situation, to The Department of the Navy depends begin to see how complicated the energy place substantial amounts of oil. outline the Navy energy program, to high- on petroleum products to supply 82.5 per- problem is. Today's related low cost and abun- light Navy energy conservation and re- cent of its total energy needs. It uses oil for Only a finite quantity of oil remains in dance of oil have made many forms of search accomplishments, and to encourage fueling ships and aircraft and for operating the earth, some probably yet to be discov- energy sources uneconomical. So, in the energy conservation throughout the Navy shore bases. More than 90 percent of the ered. However, mostoftheremaininglarge meantime, we are vulnerable to reduction and Marine Corps community. petroleum products used by the Navy are deposits of oil are found in less developed in oil supplies and the disruptions they The theme for this year's activities is for mobility purposes, to fuel weapon sys- countries. cause. What we can do now about the "Energy Makes America Work," empha- tems, ships and aircraft. This is the key to understanding the situation is conserve energy. Every barrel sizing our awareness of how energy effects Although other forms of energy, such answers to two of the questions asked of oil, gallon of gasoline or kilowatt hour of our daily lives. as natural gas, coal and solar, are used above. The United States can and is trying electricity conserved means that much The United States produces more crude wherever possible, (mainly for shore facil- to produce more oil, but it is a rather small energy will be available in the future. Not oil than it consumes. Today, imports from ity requirements), there are no ready sub- reserve. Discoveries of oil in the United everyone can help discover new oil re- foreign sources account for over 40 percent stitutes for liquid petroleum fuels that States are not keeping pace with the U.S. serves or develop alternative energy of the petroleum required to fuel our indus- power Navy weapons systems. consumption. sources, but every American can reduce tries, heat and cool our homes and office The solution to secure our energy The question remains of using other energy demand by using energy wisely and buildings, power our means of transporta- sources is to reduce our dependence on forms of energy instead of oil. This is conserving wherever possible. DoD observes Drug-Free America Week October 24-30

By EVELYN D. HARRIS epidemic proportions in our country. The ing our country and to eradicate them at civic, social and youth groups. AFIS Correspondent effects of this abuse on our families, com- their source." munities and society are devastating in The campaign will run along with The Department of Defense is joining terms of the loss of human lives, the fear of National Red Ribbon Week, organized to other government agencies, Congress and unsafe streets and the decline in productiv- mobilize family and community drug pre- private organizations to observe National ity. The Department of Defense has been a vention programs. President Ronald Re- Drug-Free America Week, October 24-30. leader in the fight against drug abuse." agan and Nancy Reagan are honorary The campaign theme is "What Works - Carlucci mentioned the dramatic de- chairpersons for that week. Next Steps." cline in therate ofdrug abuse in the military The primary goals of the campaign are In a memorandum urging top military and DoD initiatives to require contractors to strengthen existing education programs and DoD civilian officials to support the to establish a drug-free work force. He also and to stimulate new, community-based campaign, Secretary of Defense Frank C. notes DoD's assistance to law enforcement activities through nationwide mobilization Carlucci noted, "Drug abuse has reached agencies "tohelp prevent drugs from enter- of concerned parents, business leaders and PWD civilian employees CAPTAIN'SHOTLINE get Performance Awards 4800 At a recent ceremony, Capt. T.W. Roberts, Robert Aven, Donald King, Delio (Navy Resale ACTIONLINE, 4355) Bone, honored the following PWD civilian Perez Jr., Valdie Brown, Horace Hen- l im llli employees with Outstanding Performance dricks, Clement Lodge, Michael McLean, Awards: Keith Spencer, Evon Taylor, John Walker When calling the Captain'sHotline, beach. Felix Wilson, Dennis Johnson, Ken- Sr., Ansel Murdock, James Veloz, Jimmie please leave your name and phone drick Williams, Clifton Mowatt, Clinton Kerns, Hupert Dare, Desmond Foster, number. Anonymous calls will only be Query: I was wondering if a person Barclay and Roland Annakie. Leeward Hamilton, Gilroy Kennedy, answered in the case of fraud, waste the age of 13 can enter the Captain's Delroy Logan, Wilbert Morris, Victor and abuse. Hotline calls will be Cup Archery competition? * The following people received Per- Smith, Clement Thomas, Phillip Baker, published in the newspaper or formance Awards: Robert Yeagley, Simon Tejada, John Car- Richard Carter III, Laurie Leitsch, raway, William Humberson and Oden answered by phone to the caller. Reply: The Captain's Cup program is MelcherRhem Jr.,SheilaCampbell, Shad- Hughes. open to students in grades 7 through rick Jackson, Rupert Bambery, Percival Robert Edwards, William Fraser, Mi- Query: I am a Leeward resident. Our 12. In the interest of safety MWR Brown, George Harris, Maximillian chael Hay, Luis Larosa, Dennis Wilson, electricity was off Monday, Columbus requires a parent to be present during McTaggart, Lloyd Parsons, Linda Michael Weber, Benny Powell, Karen Day, with our husbands and children archery practices or competition. Copeland, Louis Anderson, Herbert Sparks, Derrick Anderson, Balton Carney, at home and all the commands not Campbell, Lloyd Dixon, Florizel Fearon, Walter , Wilford Hibbert, George working. This is very inconvenient. Query: I am calling about the two- Evan Grant, Clement Garrick, Linton Jones, Earl Munroe, Berisford Murray, hour limit on trick or treating. I think Mills, Clifton Miller and Vincent Riley. Leonard Whitehorne, Donald Weir, Edna Reply: All outages are scheduled to this is terrible. Also receiving the award were Alty- McKlveen, Richard Felci, Errol Harvey, cause as little inconvenience as pos- mont Thomas, William Bowers, Dockey Sandra Tulloch, Rupert Francis, Dianne sible. This outage required Reply: I certainly don't want to be the Lee Warren, Richard Peglowski, Edward Gundrum, Julian Cordova,Richard Harris, all power Brickhouse, Tommy Smith, RogelioEsco- Luther Washington III, Tommy Collins, at the hangar, galley, supply areas, person who stole Christmas or bar, Aubrey Allman, Edward Brown, Barbara Adams, Bonny Jones III, Michael etc., to be secured. Had the outage Halloween, but this time frame has Doriel Drysdale, Seymour Francis, Robert Cusack, Milton McDermott, Frank Stec, been held any other day it would have been used for a number of years here Harvey, Clement Lennox, Granville Mar- Robert Marshall, Clement Jones, Eric had a major impact on the operation with no problems. A lot of ground tin, George Pollack, Anthony Small, Francis, Delbert Gardiner, Ishmael Ben- of Leeward. The power was off at 8 can be covered on this base in two Durcell Stewart, Newton Carter, Antonio nett, Thomas Davis, Vernon Manus, a.m. and back on between 12 and 1 hours and I do see a safety benefit in Leal, Kingsley Bolt, Charles Dacres, Nev- Carlton Shaw, Derrick Stephens, Neville p.m. It was great day to go to the trick or treating before it gets dark. ille Jackson and Lloyd Monroe. Ford, Hervin Clarke and Lincent Adlam Additional awardees include Derrick also received awards. Marine Barracks sets Northeast Gate tour BAY NEWS GBOWC logo contest apply, in writing, for spouse preference, be in the The Marine Barracks Ground bus to and from the North East area of consideration and be included among Officer's Wives Club is Force will be Gate. There will be absolutely no The Guantanamo Bay persons determined to behest qualified for the Defense/Security logo to be used on official stationery. POVs allowed at the North East looking for a position. Preference will cease for duty station if conducting a tour of the North submit design. It must be pen Any individual may the military spouse declines an offer to such a con- East Gate Saturday, Oct. 29. Gate! is allowed) and on a piece of and ink, (black marker tinuing position. Tours will depart from the Marine These tours are a courtesy of 5 3/4 x 4 3/4 inches. The white paper measuring Entitlement to preference also ceases on initial Corps Exchange parking lot at the Commander, U. S. Naval include the name of the club: Guantan- logo must appointment to a continuing appropriated or non- a.m., with bus transportation Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Officer' Wives Club. The deadline to 8:45 amo Bay appropriated fund position whether or not prefer- and the Commanding Officer, enter is November 30. For more information, call being provided to the North East ence was requested. If preference is being re- They may be 2900. Gate. The tour will last between Marine Barracks. quested, COMNAVB ASE Form 12500, available at 45 and 60 minutes, with the bus canceled, suspended, or resched- Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office, or a returning to the MCX parking lot uled as operational requirements New listing for the Yacht Club separate sheet of paper requesting preference, is at approximately 10 a.m. dictate and will remain on a "not- The Yacht Club phone number has been required on all applications received for position Due to the limited bus space, to-interfere" basis with fenceline changed from 2535 to 2345 as an extension of the vacancy announcements with closing dates of Oct. tours will be by reservation only. security operations. Inappropri- Marina. 25, 1988 or later. To reserve a space, call 2279 ate actions on the part of any Only 88 participant will result in their tour MWR job openings MCX notice I during working hours. spaces are available per month privileges being terminated on The Morale, Welfare and Recreation Depart- Buy a video at the MCX and register to win a and they will be handled on a first the spot. ment is looking for an assistant auto mechanic to huge inflatable pumpkin. All children 12 years and call, first serve basis. Marine work at the Auto Hobby Shop (LWG-05/NA-05) younger dress up in your finest costume and come Barracks asks that those who re- and two laborers/custodial workers (LWG-02) to to the Marine Corps Exchange Halloween Parade immediately. first, second and make sure they at- begin work Sunday, Oct. 30, at 2 p.m. The serve a space Personnel others to Apply at the Naval Base Civilian third best costume will receive prizes but you must tend as no-shows deny Office through the open register. For more details be present to win! Register at the music department take the tour. about thepositions, call Chuck McGinty at 2991. at the Marine Corps Exchange. The tour will include a 15- minute orientation brief by the Housing inspections Desal Plant tours platoon commander. on-line inspections will be conducted by the tours. and Housing The Desal Plant will be holding guided Cameras will be allowed Naval Station Fire Department Tuesdays and Thurs- These tours will be held October 24, 26, and 28, at there will be no restrictions on days from 4:30 to 7p.m. The next scheduled in- 9, 11 and 3 p.m. The tours will begin at the front photography outside of build- spections will be held on the following dates and at gate of the plant. If you or your family wish to ings. There is no age limit, how- the following locations: attend the tour, call 2210 or 2610 to sign-up. ever, parents are responsible for Oct.25- Granadillo Circle; Units GC 84C their children. Residents are ad- throughGP IC PTO meeting Oct.27 -Granadillo Point; Units GP 1D through vised that restroom facilities are The Parent Teacher Organization of W.T. GP 5B extremely limited at the North Sampson Elementary School will hold the general Residents who cannot abideby the above East Gate. board meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at 6:30 p.m. schedule should call the Fire Prevention Office at All participants will ride the in room B-10 at the school. All members are 3441 or 3442 for a scheduled appointment. encouraged to attend. For more information, contact Lyn Bunn at 3300. WEEKLY E-8, E-9 advancement WATER USAGE All E-8 and E-9 candidates who will be partici- Country Western singer performs pating in the November 1988 competition must The USO celebrity tour brings country western October 17-23 worksheets. verify and sign advancement in rate singer Nicolette Larson and special guest comedian 2 for signature at the The worksheets will be available Andy Andrews to Guantanamo Bay Friday, Oct. 28, 1.8 through October 26. PSD ESO at 7 p.m. at the Downtown Lyceum for a night of worksheets for E-8 and E- 1.6 Advancement in rate family entertainment. who work on Leeward Point will be MG 1.4 9 candidates The Nicolette Larson USO Tour will also at the Leeward PSD October G available for signature perform at such sites as Thule, Greenland and 27-28. Keflavik, Iceland. UA For more information, contact the PSD ESO at 1 .2 D People are reminded that there will be reserved 4553or4338. seating in the center section for all personnel in ON 0.6 uniform and their families. Food and beverages are N S 0.4 Fresh Start Program not allowed as they will be provided by the Con- 0.2 Fresh Start is a Naval Hospital-sponsored pro- solidated Clubs. Bathroom facilities will be gram designed to help participants stop smoking. stationed behind the main seating section. 0 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun November's course will consist of four one- hour sessions beginning November 2, at 6:30 p.m. Employee costume contest in the education and training classroom. The first Come join the fun on Saturday, Oct. 29, at the [ 1Y USE -GOAL class will consist of an orientation and introduction. Navy Exchange! There will be a employee costume cessation begins during the second Actual smoking contest and you be the judge! So come on out, join week's session. Class size will be limited to 20 the fun, and vote your favorite costume. people. To register for the course, call 2200 or 2208. Workshop Entertainment Tonight Remember, November 17 is the Great American Marriage Preparation Smokeout! The Marriage Preparation Workshop is for On Channel 2 those who are planning to get married or who are CPOA Hail/Farewell party newly married. There will be presentations and 4:00 WILD WESTERNS discussions on aspects of marriage such as budget- The CPOA Hail/Farewell Committee is spon- 5:00 FAMILY TIES ing, sexuality, communication, spirituality and legal its first community gathering to recognize soring rights. This workshop will be held at the Family 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT CPO's departing or arriving. The theme will be the Service Center November 2-3 from 7:45 a.m. to 4 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 party Saturday, Oct. 29, at the CPO Club Halloween p.m. The coordinators for this workshop are the THE SPORTS MACHINE Lights Lounge. The price is $6.50. There 6:15 Harbor Chaplain's Office, Hospital, Family Service Center will be hors d'oeuvres, activities and prizes, 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS and Legal Office. For more information and to of costumes. All E-7 through 7:00 SPECIAL: CYNDI LAUPER IN PARIS including the judging register, call4141 or 2323. E-9 equivalents, and their guests, are invited to IN REVIEW 8:00 NFL WEEK attend. 8:30 THIS IS THE NFL For more information, or to purchase tickets, Daily energy savings tip 9:00 SATNET: MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL contact NCC Foley at 4575, LNC Callahan at 4600, Save water by using a bucket of water with a HMC Williams at 7260 or SKC Tacket at4850. sponge rather than a hose to wash your car. The difference can be 30 gallons of water. Guantanamo Gazette License Examiner's Office closure Due to scheduled training, the License Air Terminal News Flash #10 Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Examiner's Office will be closed October 24-28. For Space available travelers, transportation priority "F" is used for dependents unaccompanied, Capt. John S. Boyd, USN.Commander, U.S. Naval Base traveling on Navy Organic flights (C-9/C- 12). For Affairs Officer Natural Way Support Group Lt. Bob Hines, USNR.Public more information, call 6204 or 6408. The Natural Way Support Group for nursing Editorial Staff moms and expecting women thinking of nursing J03 John Gaona, USN.Editor their babies will meet Tuesday, Oct. 25, from 7 to 8 Functional Skills Program DM 3 Paul Czech, USN.Layout at the Fleet Sick Call area of the hospital. Editor p.m. The Functional Skills Program offers classes JOSN Joel D. Parks, USNR.Assistant For more information, call Ann JOSN Dirk Rose, USN.Sports Editor Babies are invited. in English, reading, mathematics and writing. at 2250 after working hours. The courses may be used to qualify for ASVAB The Guantanamo Gazette is published at Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, retests, to prepare for the GED or aid in prepara- according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers under Military Spouse Preference tion for college courses. More importantly, they affairs officer. The Guantanamo Gazette is printed the direction of the public Military Spouse Preference shall be given to can benefit job performance. Functional Skills at government expense on government equipment, at the five times a week courses are provided at no cost to the individual Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The opinions and initial employment into a continuing position statements that appear herein are not to be construed as official, or as the including part time, intermittent and temporary student or to the command. For more information, official views of the Navy Department or Commander, U.S. Naval Base. The positions of one year or longer at each duty station. contact Jo Lynn Wiley at 4307 between 8 a.m. Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of Building 760 (Admin Hill). The To receive preference applicants will be required to and noon. office can be reached at 4502.

PAGE 2 MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS

All items for the classified sec- pus, 2 tanks, $300. Call 2532 AT and tion must be submitted on 81/2 by 11 leave message. WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE in. paper with a maximum of 40 Dacor XLEregulator w/octopus and wordsper advertisement. Each item gauges, $250. Super 80 tank, $95, 80 October 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 to be sold must be submitted on a tank, $80. Call Sgt. Coleman at 2121 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun DWH or 3010 AWH. separate sheet of paper unless they Officers - - - - - 18 - fall under the same category. Ads FURNITURE - - - - 17 19 - submitted which include a variety of Queen size bed with mattress and CPO items will be placedunderMiscella- box spring, $200. Call 3847 AWH or Villamar Ponnlo01 ------neous. Ads must be signed and in- 4690 DWH. Downtown 4 1 2 3 - 8 12 clude a phone number where the Recliner, 3 positions, "Franklin", McCalla 3 4 1 2 5 9 13 submitted can be reached during fabric upholstery, brown, 11 months Marine 2 3 4 1 6 10 14 normal working hours. old, like new, price nego. Call 4316 Leeward 1 2 3 4 7 11 15 publishedfor DWH or 3364 AWH or see at Cuban Deadlines:Ads are - Indicates there will be no movie. two consecutive days (Monday and Village TP-1723. Tuesday and Thursday and Friday). Double size mattress and box Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. Ads must be in by noon Wednesday or springs, $100 OBO, will deliver. Fridaypreceding the desired publi- Call 6139 AWH. 1. Revenge of the Nerds H: Robert Carradine - Larry B. Scott: The "nerds" are back and headed for Ft. cation dates. MISCELLANEOUS Lauderdale! It's time for the national fraternity conference and our boys-in-polyester have to defend their Leeward Point residents may Auxiliary lens set-up for Minolta chapter against a board of jocks that want them out. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 29 min. submit ads via telephone. All other Freedom Ill cameras, tele converter residents must submit written ads to and close-up converter, never used, 2. Getting Even: Edward Albert - Audrey Landers: When his friend is cruelly murdered, a rugged mercenary the Public Affairs Office, Building $20. Call 3937 AT. vows to destroy the man who ordered the killing. ACTION-ADVENTURE (R) 1 hr. 30 min. 760, AdminHill. Computer monitor, Thompson model CM 36512 VI. Composite, 3. Bring on the Night: Sting- Omar Hakim: One of the greatest achievements to date in the "rockumentary" APPLIANCES RGB color and RGB amber/green for form, this film chronicles the debut of superstar Sting with his new back-up band. Visually stunning, with CBM 64, 128 Washing machine, Whirlpool, 2- text. Compatible dramatically charged and technically dazzling, "Bring on the Night" delivers great insight into the art, craft and price nego. Call 4316 and IBM CGA. Can be used with spd., 6-cycle, business of making contemporary music. ROCK MUSIC DOCUMENTARY (PG-13) 1hr. 37 min. DWH or 3364 AWH or see at Cuban VCRs or any device with video and audio outputs, $200. Call 3496 Village TP-1723. is torn between two girls: AUTOS AWH. 4. Some Kind of Wonderful: Eric Stolz- Lea Thompson: A high school outcast '87 Nissan Stanza, 4-dr., a/c, a/t,p/s, Large picnic table, constructed of 2 x the popular beauty and the poor drummer girl. ROMANCE (PG-13) 1 hr. 35 min. $8,500 OBO. Call 5345 DWH or 2 in. and 2 x 4 in., can be bolted 2509 AWH. Avail. Dec. 2. together and can be disassembled, 5. That was Then, This is Now: Emilio Estevez - Craig Sheffer: '81 Mercury Lynx, runs great, rebuilt $100. Call George at 2178 AT and Mark and Bryon were like brothers, until the pressure of growing up began to play on the two friends. Their close engine, FM stereo, a/c. Call Bill at leave message. bonds are tested, if not broken forever, when they must make decisions that accompany maturity and each 4968 AWH or 4564 DWH or Moses Star gazers; need a good telescope? I chooses differently. YOUTH-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 42 min. at4020 AWH. have 1 with a tripod and several '85 Chevrolet Caprice Classic sta- attachments, $200. Call George at 6. Thumbelina: Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale classic comes colorfully to life in this beautiful new tion wagon, a/t, a/c, p/s, p/b, AM/FM 2178 AT and leave message. production. It is the heart-warming drama of a tiny girl born inside a tulip. A mere wisp no larger than a thumb, stereo,luggage rack, $7,500. Avail. Two pairs of Florsheim shoes, lots of she is appropriately named Thumbelina. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 3 min. Nov. 29. Call 3613 AWH or 7206 wear still left on them, $50 for both DWH. pairs, size 10.5. Call 3847 AWH or 7. Song of the South: The winner of two Academy Awards, this live-action and animated film brings Brer '73 VW Super Beetle, yellow, new 4690 DWH. Rabbit, Brer Bear and Brer Fox, three of the funniest rascals ever created, to rollicking life. Like the original radial tires, recent front end work and Uncle Remus stories upon which it is based, "Song of the South" is thoroughly enjoyable. ANIMATION (G) alignment, Jensen cassette deck, PETS 1 hr. 36 min. body in very good cond., recent tune- Beautiful, silky black female cat, 18 up, avail. Nov. 30, $2,200 OBO. Call months old, left behind by former 8. Double Feature: Witchboard: Todd Allen - Tawny Kitaen: A young woman becomes fascinated with a 3496 AWH or see at Villamar 274B. owners, spayed, shots up-to-date, on a killing spree. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 38 '71 Ford Van, runs good, great dive we're leaving island. Call Elizabeth ouija board and inadvertently unleashes the spirit of an ax murderer vehicle, has racks and shelves for at 2935. min. gear, inspec. good until May '89, Two-year-old mixed breed female Silver Bullet: Gary Busey - Everett McGill: This story may take place in a small town but it's about a big, $1,750. Call Sgt. Coleman at 2121 dog, looks like a beagle, fixed, does big problem. Two children, one of them crippled, and their drunken uncle stumble onto a deep, dark secret their DWH or 3010 AWH. a few tricks, house trained and loves home is being stalked by a werewolf. HORROR-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 35 min. '84 Mercury Capri, 3-dr., very reli- to gofor walks. Large dog carrierin- able, orig. owner, 5-spd., 2.3 liter, cluded. Call 3496 AWH or see at 9. Double Feature: The Great Mouse Detective: Vincent Price- Barry Ingram: Disney's 26th full-length $4,200nego. Call 3937 AT. Villamar 274B. animated feature is a story full of, adventure and fun, that has all the hallmarks of anew classic. When a master BOATS TELEVISIONS toymaker is mysteriously kidnapped, the great mouse detective Basil is called in to match wits with his old rival, 34 ft. Austin sailboat, $12,000 as is. 19 in. color Fisher TV, excel. cond., the villainous Professor Ratigan. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 23 min. See at Rec. Services boatyard across $200. VCR with remote, good cond., Benji: The Hunted: Benji- Frank Inn: Stranded in the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest, Benji, the world from Base Police or call Mitch at $175. Call4843 DWH. famous dog, valiantly rescues a family of orphaned cougar cubs while battling the elements of nature and 4720 DWH or 3174 AWH. Good playing Zenith TV floor con- numerous ferocious animals. ADVENTURE (G) 1 hr. 30 min. '85 Glasstream 17 ft., powered by sole model, complete with wood Mercruiser 4-cyl. I/O drive, all in finish, $225. Call 3847 AWH or 10. That's Life: Jack Lemmon - Julie Andrews: Jack Lemmon, a stressed soon-to-be 60 architect, suffers a great cond., comes with all accesso- 4690 DWH. mid-life crisis as his wife, Julie Andrews, unbeknownst to him, battles her own anxiety as she waits for the ries for water recreation, can be cer- TWO WHEELERS results of a biopsy. DRAMATIC-COMEDY (PG-13)1 hr. 42min. tified for out-of-bounds, trailer in- '85 Honda Elite 250 scooter, ma- cluded, $4,500 OBO. Serious inquir- roon, 1 owner, 3,300 miles, new ies only. Call 3623. battery, shop manual and cover, 11. Little Shop of Horrors: Rick Moranis - Steve Martin: A man-eating plant changes the lives of the excel. cond., $1,200 OBO. Call 3496 employees of a lower East Side Manhattan flower shop in this delightful musical comedy. Steve Martin, John DIVE GEAR AWH or see at Villamar 274B. Candy, James Belushi and Christopher Guest have cameo roles. COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 34 min. Tank, med. BC, regulator, gauges, '75 Kawasaki KZ400, runs good, mask, size 12 fins and booties, 12lb. owner's manual, new battery, extra 12. Twice in a Lifetime: Gene Hackman - Ann Margaret: Harry had been comfortably, if boringly, married weight belt, gloves, no snorkel, parts included with helmet, $550. to Kate for some 30years when he metAudrey. In this sensitive story, his subsequent infatuation forces Harry hardly used, $500 OBO, must sell. Call Annette at 2278 DWH. and Kate and their two daughters to examine their entire lives, their family relationships and their personal Call SN Rose at 4502 DWH. '81 HondaXL185,helmetincluded, values. ROMANTIC-COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 51 min. Dacor divepackage,largeBC,regu- $300 OBO. Call Ray at 6217 or 6468 lator, console, 92 tank, weight belt, DWH or 6522 AWH. 13. The Trip to Bountiful: Geraldine Page- John Heard: The town Bountiful, which Geraldine Page left 20 new, $600. Call 2532 AT and leave WANTED years earlier, has long since been abandoned. Wild grass has replaced fertile fields, the fruit of the pecan trees message. In need of bus driver seats, high or now lies rotting, her house is but a shell. She comes to the realization that what's past is past - you can never Faded BC, regulator, console, octo- low back. Call Dale at3489or4636. go back. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 38 min.

14. Poltergeist II: The Other Side: Jobeth Williams - Craig T. Nelson: Four years ago, the most violent BAY DINING episode of psychic activity ever recorded destroyed the Freeling family's home and almost destroyed them with it. Now, many years later and many miles away, just as suddenly as it ended, the nightmare is about to begin STOPLIGHT INN again. SCIENCE-FICTION (PG-13) 1hr. 31 min. Tonight's Dinner: Beef Stroganoff or Fried Fish Tuesday's 15. Ruthless People: Danny DeVito- Bette Midler: When Ken and Sandy Kessler kidnapped the spoiled wife Lunch: Savory Baked Chicken of a rich tycoon they didn't realize that he was already trying to get of her! Now they have to figure out a way to make himpay the ransom for a wife he doesn't want returned. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 34 min. BLUE CARIBE this! When a group of Tonight's Dinner: Pork Chops or Stew Tuesday's Lunch: 16. Spacecamp: Kate Capshaw- Lea Thompson: Summer camp was never quite like teenagers attending a government-sponsored space camp are accidentally launched into orbit with their Pepper Steak or BBQ Chicken astronaut-instructor, the adventure of their lives is about to begin. YOUTH-ADVENTURE (PG-13) 1hr. 47 mm. DEERPOINT OFFICER'S CLUB Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu Tuesday's Lunch: Turkey A La 17. Full Metal Jacket: Matthew Modine- Adam Baldwin: The story of a young Marine recruit fromboot camp King to his participation in the 1968 TET offensive in Vietnam. WAR-DRAMA (R) 2 hrs. 18. Moonstruck: Cher - Nicholas Cage: This Oscar-winning film portrays a widowed bookkeeper and her CPO CLUB Italian family, whose love lives are turned upside down by a brilliant harvest moon . and each other! Tonight's Dinner: The Harbor Lights Lounge will be closed. ROMANTIC-COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 42 min. Tuesday's Lunch: Chicken and Dumplings NMPS 1 or G All Ages. WINDJAMMER CLUB NMPS 2 or PG Not recommended for younger children. guardian. Tonight's Dinner: The Windjammer will be closed. NMPS 3 or R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult CLIPPER CLUB Movies begin at 8 p.m. Tonight's Dinner: Free Chili

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1988 PAGE 3 SPORTS

"Saturday's" offers recreation for teens rNHL scores and standings For your special entertain- for non-members. The pre-teen to 11 p.m. Winnipeg Jets 3 Flyers 4 (OT) ment needs, "Saturday's" the teen dances are from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Pre-teen time is open to stu- Washington Capitals 2 nightclub is open to all high with teen dances from 7 to 11 dents in grades 4th, 5th and 6th or New York Rangers 8 school students in grades 9 p.m. The teen dances are open to 10 through 12 year-olds every New Jersey Devils 3 Quebec Nordiques 2 through 12 or to ages 14 through grades 7 through 12. Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. Detroit Red Wings 3 (OT) 18. "Saturday's" does enforce a Pre-teen and teen club mem- Vancouver Canucks 6 "Saturday's" is open every dress code: males, no sleeveless berships can be purchased at the Calgary Flames 5 Edmonton Oilers 5 Saturday night from 6 to 11 p.m. shirts or shorts and for females, Youth Center, six months for $6, It's located in Morin Center be- no tank top shirts. 12 months for $11 or $.25 for tween Navy Broadcasting and The Youth Center gives you non-members per visit. Wales Conference Minnesota 1 6 1 32437 Antilles Cable. another alternative. It is open to For "Saturday's", member- Patrick Division Chicago 1 7 1 3 35 48 Pre-teen and teen dances are grades 7 through 12 on Thursday ships can be purchased at WLT Pts. held there on a monthly basis and from 6 to9 p.m.,Friday from 6 to "Saturday's" for $2 per month or Rangers 521112919 Smythe Division cost $1.50 for members and $2 11 p.m. and Saturday from 7:30 $1 per night. 5 20 10 43 33 Calgary 5 12124125 Philadelphia 5 3 0 10 36 30 Los Angeles 5 3 0 10 45 39 Islanders 4 2 1 9 25 23 Edmonton 322 8 27 29 Beach Daze action scheduled for New Jersey 341 7 28 33 Winnipeg 232 6 19 30 Sunday, Oct. 30, at Windmill Beach Washington 260 4 30 36 Vancouver 242 6 24 20 Adams Division The next Beach Daze is set for the fastest time. The 10-mile bike race starts at 6 2 0 12 34 22 Sunday, Oct. 30, from noon till 5 The 1:30 p.m. eating contest 5 p.m. and will wind from Wind- Buffalo 450 83437 p.m. at Windmill Beach. is free. First and second places mill Beach to the base gym and Quebec 450 83441 The activities will include a will be awarded. then back again. Registrations 450 83335 bench press competition, a mini Arm wrestling begins at 2 will begin at4:30 p.m. and end at Hartford 340 62833 volleyball tournament, tug-o- p.m. and costs $2 per person. 4:50 p.m. Race categories include war, pole climbing contest, 10 There will be two weight classes men and women ages 34 and Campbell Conference mile bike race, arm wrestling and with first and second places under and 35 and over. The fee Norris Division an eating contest. Food and music awarded in each division. for the bike race is $5 per person. WLT Pts. will also be provided. The tug-o-war begins at 2:45 Awards will be presented. 6 3 113 4129 At noon, the mini volleyball p.m. The maximum team number St. Louis 33 1 7 28 31 tournament begins. Teams can is eight with a $2 per person entry Detroit 233 7 29 37 have a limit of eight people and fee. There will be first and second the cost is $5 per player. Registra- place awards. tions will start at 11:30 a.m. and At 3:15 p.m., the weight lift- close at 11:50 a.m. ing contest will start. The maxi- AREA The pole climbing contest mum weight lifted will be fac- begins at 12:45 p.m. and the entry tored into a body weight formula fee is $1. Awards will go to the to determine the winner. The ATHLETICS two people that reach the top in entry fee is $3. Fitness Division activities Pro football scores from Sunday's action Basketball officials/scorekeepers Anyone interested in becoming a basketball official or Buffalo Bills 23 Atlanta Falcons 16 Detroit Lions 7 for the upcoming basketball season should 6 scorekeeper New England Patriots 20 Kansas City Chiefs call Larry Kirsten at 4506 DWH or 2786 AWH. Washington Redskins 20 Wrestling tournament New York Jets 44 Green Bay Packers 17 wrestling tournament organizational 49 An intercommand Miami Dolphins 30 Minnesota Vikings meeting will be held at the base gym Monday, Nov. 14, at 20 New Orleans Saints 20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11 a.m. Cincinnati Bengals 44 Los Angeles Raiders 6 For more information, call John Powell at 2560. Oilers 21 Los Angeles Rams 31 Philadelphia Eagles 24 Seattle Seahawks 10 Aquatics Department activities Cleveland Browns 29 Dallas Cowboys 23 Phoenix Cardinals 21 Hydroaerobics Pittsburgh Steelers 39 Indianapolis Colts 16 The MWR Aquatics Department currently offers hy- New York Giants 23 Broncos 21 Chargers 0 droaerobics five days a week in six-week sessions at the Marine pool. Even though the session is underway, you can still take advantage of working out by paying $2 per class at the base gym prior to the class. Top 20 college football action The class meets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday November 30, and is taught by Alison Blevins 49 through (1) UCLA 24 (11) Arkansas 26 (15) Oklahoma St. from 6 to 7 p.m. The six-week session will normally cost Arizona 3 Houston 21 Missouri 21 $25 for 19 classes. For more information, call Patrick at 2560 or Alison at 38 (2) Notre Dame 41 (12) Wyoming 61 (16) Syracuse 2606. Air Force 13 Utah 18 East Carolina 14

(4) Miami, Fla. 57 Kentucky 16 Oregon 17 Fish bait Cincinnati 3 (13) Georgia 10 (18) Washington 14 Squid, mullet and shrimp for use as fish bait are now available at both the Windward and Leeward Point Mari- (5) West Virginia 59 Michigan 31 Arizona State 31 nas during normal business hours. The mullet and shrimp Boston College 19 (14) Indiana 6 (20) Washington St. 28 are limited in supply.

(6) Nebraska 48 Fishing tournament Kansas State 3 20 college poll Catch the big one at the upcoming Veteran's Day UPl's top Weekend Fishing tournament sponsored by MWR No- 66 1.UCLA (7) Florida State 7-0 1,171 1 12. Oklahoma St. 5-1 498 15 vember 10-13, at the Windward and Leeward Point Louisiana Tech 3 2. Notre Dame 7-0 1,144 2 13. LSU 4-2 342 16 Marinas. 6-0 1,086 3 14. Michigan 4-2-1338 20 The tournament will begin at 6 p.m., November 10, (8) Oklahoma 17 3.USC 5-1 1,024 4 15. Clemson 5-2 287, 9 and end at noon, November 13. The cost is $20, so please 14 Miami Colorado 14 Nebraska 7-1 893 5 16. Syracuse 6-1 269 19 register in advance at either of the Marinas. 6. Florida St. 7-1 889 7 17. S. Carolina 6-1 251 18 There will be three categories: pompano/jack, snapper/ (9) Auburn 33 7. West Virginia 7-0 885 6 18. Georgia 5-2 172 11 grouper and mackerel/barracuda. All fish entered must be Mississippi 0 8.-Oklahoma 6-1 762 8 19. Alabama 5-1 158 Z caught with a hook and line. 9. Auburn 6-1 706 10 20. Oregon 6-1 151 Z Cash prizes along with trophies will be awarded. North Carolina St. 10 10. Wyoming 8-0 653 12 For more information, call 2345 or 6503. unranked (10) Clemson 3 11. Arkansas 7-0 586 13 Z - previously

PAGE 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE