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Vol. 43 -- No. 20 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Friday, January 30, 1987 Iran-Contra arms investigation report released (UPI) -- The Senate flowing to Tehran. during weeks of hearings. News of the bay Intelligence Committee's The 65-page report is the report on its investigation most detailed overview to Major disclosures include into the Iran-Contra affair date of how the 18-month more detail on the specific S was released last night. diplomatic initiate was role of Israeli agents and executed under officials in the Iran over- Guantanamo Bay History The long-awaited document conceived and about the strictest secrecy. It is ture, and the way Lt. Col. this coming Sunday, 46 years ago, Feb. 1, draws no conclusions It was based on the sworn testimony Oliver North set up the Swiss Naval Air Station was officially the scandal that has rocked 1941, that the It of top administration bank accounts that funneled a became a command activity of the Naval the Reagan administration. established, hard evidence officials and thousands of money to the Contra rebels. Base when the base was established on April also shows no Operating knew of documents collected is interesting to note that on the date of that President Reagan pages 1, 1941. It of the only naval personnel actually about the diversion establishment, profits attached to the Naval Air Station were the commanding Iranian arms sales to Space "A" seats are available Contra rebels. officer, ndr. George Compo, and Lt. John Workman. It the Nicaraguan is not as civilian employees or be a for the Space "A"VEML was not until July 1941 that the air station received It says concern seem command-sponsored dependent. hostages hard to get as it might its first airplane, a JRF-5. safety of American two weeks, Submit COMNAVBASE Form kept the weapons to be. In the last -- in Lebanon Jan. 11-23, there were a 4650/32 (Revised 6/86). Late Opening For PSD variety of aircraft (C-9, Travel Request Form. Personnel Support Detachment (PSD) hours for Tuesday, Ground Hog Day or C-141, MAC 727) with 728 -- If you are trying to Feb. 3, will be 8:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. This late opening Day? Space "A" seats available. catch a flight out, watch is due to an awards ceremony and personnel inspection. Banana Rat These flights were to Nor- your television, listen to Bnergencies will be accepted any time. By Lt. Mike Whitehead folk, Jacksonville, Charles- your radio, and keep in OIC NOCD ton, S.C., and Brunswick, Me. contact with the Air Terminal Lawa Watering Hours Changed The number of unused seats to and BPTO. 31, authorized watering Effective tomorrow, Jan. Monday, Feb. 2, is Ground these destination totaled hours are changed to 6 - 7 p.m. on Tuesday and right? Well yes, 574. Unscheduled flights are for plants. Hog's Day, Saturdays for lawns, and on Thursdays but here in Guantanamo Bay it There are just three simple announced with 72 hours All other regulations regarding lawn and plant is also Banana Rat Day. steps that must be taken to notice. But many times it watering remain in effect. Banana Rat Day is a recent- travel Space "A" on any could be same day notice, so ly rediscovered ancient Cuban flight leaving Guantanamo have your luggage and docu- CPO Luncheon Indian legend that predates Bay: ments ready to travel. All Naval Station chief petty officers (CPOs) are of Columbus. In -- Be authorized partici- For more information, call on the sailing invited to a working lunch with Capt. John Condon fact, references to this pants such as active duty BPTO, Iris Irizarry at 4901 held Monday, Feb. 2, at 12 noon. The luncheon will be ritual were found in logs military personnel, DOD or 4278. on the CPO Club patio. kept by the first Spanish settlers. Galley Meal Price Changes So what is the legend? The for meals at the Effective Sunday, Feb. 1, prices around the Flight Point Galley will legend revolves Gold Hill Galley and the Leeward fact that banana rats have a increase as follows: for spending most of schedule Children - $ .40 fondness Breakfast - $ .75 in trees. Monday, February 2 .75 their day lazing Lunch - $1.55 that on this 8:00 a.m. Puerta Plata .75 Ancients noted C-12 Dinner - $1.55 particular day, banana rats 11:40 a.m. Roosey Roads, Puerto Rico will remain the same. C-9 Surcharges chose where in the tree they Norfolk, Va. would live out the rest of Andrews Air Force Base ASVAB Testing the year. Some years they C-141 3:15 p.m. Charleston, S.C. Vocational Aptitude Battery The Armed Services lived high in the trees and Tuesday, February 3 given free to all junior and (ASVAB) test will be yet others very low. C-12 Grand Cayman students on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 8:00 a.m. senior high school Then a correlation was MAC 727 12:00 noon Kingston beginning at 7:30 a.m., in the high school gymnasium. years that Va. with discovered! The MAC 727 3:15 p.m. Norfolk, All students taking the test will need to have the banana rats lived low in February 4 number, two No. 2 pencils, Wednesday, them their social security trees were the years of p.m. Puerta Plata including city, state the C-12 3:00 their home of record (stateside) "Great Wind" (hurri- Thursday, February 5 their birth date. the and zip code, and know In years which they Roosey Roads, Puerto Rico call 3100 or 2204. canes). C-141 10:10 a.m. For more information, lived high, there were very Norfolk, Va. few storms. Friday, February 6 Soviet Seapower Presentation This information was very MAC 727 12:00 noon Kingston The United States Navy Soviet Seapower Education important to the sailors of C-12 3:00 p.m. Puerta Plata Program will be presented in the local area on Monday, this time. There were no MAC 727 3:15 p.m. Norfolk, Va. Feb. 9, at the FTG Auditorium. telephcnes, satellites, or There will be two versions of this program. The Naval Oceanography Command Note: All personnel are reminded to use only Travel Request classified version will be from 8 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. Detachment to notify people 4650/32 (Rev.6/86). For more information, please call BPTO Information concerning admittance to the classified of these anumental storms. 4901. - presentation can be obtained by calling Lt. Sanchez, It would not be unreason- 4849 or 4232. able to th'nk that Spanish The unclassified version is open to all active, sailors took this information reserve, retired military and civilian personnel and back to Europe with them. Day of prayer for POW/MIAs their guests. To be admittted you must possess or be Even though this legend has by someone who possesses a U.S. government transposed to the ground hog, The National League of Families has designated accompanied all Americans ID card. The unclassified version will be from 6:30 - we in Guantanah o Bay, still Sunday, Feb. 1, as a day of prayer for 30 p.m., and is intended to give dependents and the recognize and cebrate Ban- still missing and unaccounted for in Southeast Asia. the 14th anniver- vilian community a better understanding of the Soviet ana Rat Day. That date is the first Sunday after Union, its navy, and why it is necessary for the U.S. Happy Banana Ra. Day Guan- sary of the signing of the agreements which ended to maintain a global naval presence. tanamo Bay! active United States involvement in the Vietnam War. The theme of this year's ceremonies will be "Unity in prayer for POW/ MIAs." The Joint Chiefs of Staff Dog Dip support the league's efforts to convey a message of The Naval Station Dog Pound will hold a dog dip national unity to the Indochinese governments, as well Saturday, Jan. 31, from 9 to 11 a.m. free of charge. as to support the priority efforts of our president in resolving this humanitarian issue. It is essential that the military community do its School Safety generated by the success- few minutes earlier in the part to build on the momentum Get started for work a and concern displayed on session. By taking those few ful demonstarticns of unity morning. School is in Recognition Day last September and you can avoid delays which will occur due National POW/MIA extra minutes Veterans Day ceremonies. walking and riding their bicycles to during recent to children All commands are encouraged to organize and support school, as well as school bus stops and starts. appropriate events that will carry our message across the world to Hanoi and Vientiane: We want this issue resolved. Inside Admiral William J. Crowe, Jr. Page 2 - On A Platter Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Page 2 - Marine Promotion Page 3 - Black History Programing Editor's Note: Page 3 - The Saler Residents of Guantanamo Bay are invited to the Page 4 - Pirates Win First Game POW/MIA Day of Prayer service at the downtown POW/MIA memorial, Sunday, Feb. 1, beginning at noon. to will be summer whites for department heads mWm. See Monday's edition Uniforms find out if the banana rat and casual attire for all others. went up or down in the tree. 11 GBOWC Scolarship Auction By Maureen Kuehne the Officers Wives Club O COSp OWC Representative sponsor of this community- wide event. Now is the time to make the auc- e All proceeds from plans for the 1987 Scholar- tion will be forwarded to the ship Fund Auction. Board of Regents Education auction is scheduled turn The Committee who will in Bicycle Repair Shop Hours Car Wash for Saturday, April 4, on the seniors award scholarships to Bicycle Repair Shop is open Monday, The W.T. Sampson High School Music Fund patio, and it's not Sampson The COMO Club graduating from W.T. from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, is sponsoring a car wash, Saturday, Feb. 7 too early to give your time School. High To purchase parts, call beginning at 9 a.m. in front of the Navy and talent commitments to the Bay from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Each year Guantanamo at 2228 during working hours. Exchange Laundry. coordinators. efforts in Williams auction residents pool Funds earned will enable two high school Things to be auctioned in- to this command-wide activity GBYAA Meeting students to travel to London, England, to clude candlelight dinners, reward the academic efforts The Guantanamo Bay Youth Athletic participate in the annual International tank rides, barrel boat the college or vocational of will hold its monthly meeting Schools Honor Band and Chorus. Donations Guantanamo pain- In Association brunches, school-bound students. Feb. 3 at 7 p.m. in room 15 of the will be accepted. tings, conch shells, batches received Tuesday, 1986 13 students Service . The meeting will of candy, and child-care financial assistance. Community deal with organizing the upcoming youth Teen Luau Swim Party services, to name a few. If you have a product or The Teen Luau Swim Party is scheduled for or con- baseball and t-ball seasons. Whatever your craft service to offer, please in coaching, Saturday, Jan. 31 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. these scholarship Anyone interested tribution, don't hesitate to call and or assisting in any way is at the Windjammer Pool. Activities include fund-raisers can be used. in officiating firm up your involvement to attend the meeting. For more a relay, luau dance contest, food and fun. you are new to Guanta- encouraged If this-year's undertaking. information, call Terry at 4140 or 3362. For more information call Youth Activities namo and would like more in- For more information, at 3195 or 2450. fomation or ideas of how you contact Kathy Walters, 4412; may participate please Barbara Gaudi, 3815; or Diane MCI Mini Mart Beauty Aids contact Diane Bredeman, 3703, Bredeman, 3703, after working In honor of Black History Month, the Caribbean Saddle Club She is after working hours. hours. Marine Corps Exchange Mini Mart will be The Caribbean Saddle Club will meet in featuring ethnic beauty aids February 1-28. the home of Mrs. Irizzary, Villamar 724B, Check the variety and try something new. Sunday, Feb. 1 at 6 p.m. A movie about horses will be shown and MCI Tailoring Service the Horse Show and February overnight ride n a platter Harry Hong Kong Tailor Service at the will be organized. All members are urged to Marine Corps Exchange is featuring a free attend. For more information about joining to patrons making a purchase of $15 or -By Sue Hilton gift the club, contact Jackie Brotski at 2828 more. This special is in observance of the any time. As a teenager, I was a typ- han d, clenched a napkin with Chinese New Year and will run through ical California "beach-bum." the other and, trying to Thursday, Feb. 5. MCI Valentine's Day Jewelry Sale My idea of a gourmet meal was rem ember a few of the social in time for Valentine's Day, the told me I Just a grilled hotdog with mustard gra ces my mother MCI Beauty Shop Marine Corps Exchange will be having a smiled at and relish accompanied by a migiht need one day, Happy Valentine's Day to the Guantanamo jewelry sale Jan. 31 through Feb. 15. Come bag of potato chips and a the gracious hostess. Bay community from the Marine Corps by and purchase something for your soda. "GGenevera, these are the Exchange Beauty Shop! The beauty shop will valentine. The transition from sand to inca t delightful cream puffs. be having 10 percent off all perms Monday, carpet was awkward and my Whi ch bakery did you get them Feb. 9 through Friday, Feb. 13. Reflex Photo Club Meeting first "ladies tea" was quite from>m?" The Reflex Photo Club will meet Monday, a memorable event. I made them myself'," she Spanish Figurines At The HEI Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. at Hobby Land. All members First, shoes were required! rep lied with wide eyes and The Navy Exchange has received a new and interested persons are urged to attend. Secondly, nothing I put in my arc hed eyebrows, making me shipment of handmade Spanish figurines. The For more information, call Bill at 4907 mouth had that familiar grit- fee l like a sand crab looking figurines will be on sale in the exchange during working hours or 3198 after working ty crunch. Finally, it was a for a home. Saturday, Jan. 31. There will be a limit of hours. culture shock to discover three to a customer. that the ladies were not "0Oh, forgive me, I should Cake Decorating Classes Begin hanging off the edges of haye realized. The chicken New Arrivals At The NEX Have you ever wondered why your cakes you their needlepoint chairs fill ling is delicious. Did The Navy Exchange has just received a new came out high in the center and low on the while I tried to impress them add cream and sherry?" of poly-fiber fill and pillow forms edges? Let Jessie Van Londen answer these you supply with the latest surfing tech- " It's lobster. What did just in time to make some new spring questions and more during cake decorating nology or my in-depth know- sayy your name was again, crafts. The NEX also has new bathroom rugs classes starting soon. ledge of the Kingston Trio! dear9r?" and towels in spring colors. The six-week courses are slated to begin tasty, ver- Attempting to adapt, I as- Crream puffs are February 2 and will continue through March sumed my finest formal stance sat ile, easy to make and al- Encyclopedia Representative 9. Classes will start at 7 p.m. your guests. by the buffet table, balanced way s impress A brand name encyclopedia company will be Proceeds from the classes will benefit a delicate china plate in one Pleaase try these. having a representative at the Navy the W.T. Sampson High School Booster Club. CREAM PUFFFS Exchange Retail Store, Tuesday, Feb. 10 For more information, call 3705 after 1 cup water 1/2 cup butter through, Friday, Feb. 20. working hours. 1 cup all-purpose flour 4 eggs Heat oven to 400 degrees. Bring water and butter to a " rolling boil; add flour all at once and stir vigorously over low heat about 1 minute or until mixture forms a smooth ball. Marine promotion one at a time, beating until Remove from heat. Add eggs, was is smooth after each addition (it looks lumpy at An unusual promotion mixture observed at Marine Barracks first, but it smooths out, trust me!). by scant 1/4 cupfuls, approximately 3 inches this past week. Richard E. Drop dough Smith, a section leader in ungreased baking sheet for regular-sized cream apart, onto the Ground Defense Force tank puffs. meri- Bake 35-40 minutes or until puffed and golden. Please do platoon, was promoted Ser- not open the oven door to peek or they will fall. When baked, toriously to Gunnery geant. Gunnery Sgt. Smith's cool away from the draft, cut off the tops and pull out any. left inside. Fill with desired special promotion came as a filaments of soft dough result of his superb perfor- fillings and replace tops. mance of duty as a drill in- SUGGESTED FILLINGS structor at his last assign- -- Equal proportions of vanilla pudding and whipping cream ment, the Marine Corps Re- flavored with Grand Mariner. Mix a little raspberry jam and cruit Depot, San Diego, and drizzle currant jelly together, thin with Grand Mariner Calif. over the tops. Gunnery Sgt. Smith is from -- Vanilla pudding inside; warm fudge sauce over the top. Peru, Ind. and reported for -- Any chicken, tuna, turkey, lobster or ham salad. With active duty in Feb. 1977. His have this you might try making the puffs smaller. Experiment, assignments have sent him to, fun and enjoy! Fort Knox, Ky.; Camp LeJuene, N.C.; the Marine Security Guard School, Quantico, Va.; Beirut, Lebanon; and San Diego, Calif. Dsilg 6azettte Gunnery Sgt. Smith arrived here for duty in Dec. 1986. U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper Capt. John Condon USN.Commander, U.S. Naval Base Lt. Bob Hines, US1R.Public Affairs Officer JOC Gary Smith, USN.Assistant Public Affairs Officer JO1 Stacey Byington, USN.Managing Editor YN Anna Berry, USN.Staff Assistant Illustrator DM3 Paul Czech, USNR. Assistant One of a few -- Gunnery JDN J. N. Gaona,USM.Staff Sgt. Richard Smith, a tank The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules and platoon leader has been regulations for ship and station newspapers under the direc- meritoriously promoted to his tion of the publicaffairs officer. The Daily Gazette is printed five times a week at government expense on government present rank. Prior to equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service reporting to Marine Barracks, Branch Dffice. The opinions and statements that appear herein he was a drill instructor at are not to be construed as official or as the official views Corps Recruit Depot, of the Navy Department or Commander, U.S. Naval Base. The Marine Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of Building 760 San Diego. (Photo by PH1 Gary (Admin Hill). For assistance, call 4819 or 4502. Rice)

2 Daily Gazette Friday, January 30, 1987 Black History programming on radio and TV Club eligibility requirements By John Keefover Listen to Dr. Martin Luther Feb. 19 Gladys Night and including the Jackson Five Clubs Coordinator King, Jr.'s, words and enjoy the Pips and Diana Ross and the Su- the gospel sounds of the Feb. 20 The Jackson's premes. There have been some questions raised recently about Black History Choir as AM Feb. 21 Chuck Berry eligibility requirements for base clubs. The following 1340 presents a special tri- Feb. 22 Otis Redding Monday, Feb. 9, 7 p.m. "Young is provided to help all Guantanamo Bay residents bute to Martin Luther King, Feb. 23 Stephanie Mills People's Special." Part Two. understand their club privilege. Jr., this Sunday, Feb. 1, at Feb. 24 Grover Washington, The family is re-united and 6:05 p.m. Jr. attempts escape through the Officers Club Also to celebrate Black Feb. 25 Diana Ross and the underground railroad. The Deer Point Officers Club, Snack Shack, and History Month, AM 1340 will Supremes Wardroom can be used only by officers and their Feb. 26 Saturday, Feb. 14, 9:55 p.m. feature a different black Quincy Jones civilian equivalents. Feb. 27 Sam Cooke "Hard Road To Glory." The artist or group each day. All requests to bring enlisted or enlisted Feb. 28 Lou Rawls story of black athletes who during live D.J. shows. The equivalents to the COMO Club must be approved have distinguished themselves by Capt. schedule for these featured John Condon, Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Station. artists is as follows: The Navy Broadcasting De- in amateur and professional tachment will also sports. be featur- Chief Petty Officers Club F*1 - Ray Charles ing several television pro- The Goat Locker Lounge is for CPOs (E-7 through E-9) - Earth, Wind, and grams to commemorate Black Monday, Feb. 16, 6 p.m. "Only and their civilian equivalents, only. The CPO community Fire History Month. These programs The Ball Was White." The has extended Harbor Lights Lounge privileges to all E-6 Feb. 3 James Brown will be featured on channel 8 Major League's color barrier - (active duty) personnel during the evening hours. Feb. 4 - Aretha Franklin channel 2 at the is finally broken by super- and cable The Harbor Lights Lounge is open to everyone during Feb. 5 - Kool and the Gang dates and times indicated: star Jackie Robinson. lunch, including Sunday Brunch. The Harbor Lights is Feb. 6 - The Pointer Sisters Gaye Tuesday, Feb. 17, 4:45 p.m. also open to all base residents during Bingo on Tuesday Feb. 7 - Marvin Monday, Feb. 2, 7 p.m. "Young evenings. Feb. 8 - Smokey Robinson and People's Special." The story "The 198 Budweiser Show- the Miracles who is down." Lou Rawls and Patti of an 11-year-old Windjammer Club (Enlisted Mess) Feb. 9 - Patti Labelle to watch his mother Austin host a nationwide com- forced E-1 through E-6 and their civilian equivalents are Feb. 10 - Nat King Cole and father sold on the auc- petition to determine the authorized to use the Windjammer Enlisted Club. The Feb. 11 - Stevie Wonder tion . best new musical goup in the country. club also has an Acey Ducey Lounge (E-5, E-6) located Feb. 12 - Jimi Hendrix in the building. Feb. 13 Al Jarreau p.m. - Friday, Feb. 6, 9:20 The dining room is open to all E-1 through E-6 The Temptations Friday, Feb. 20, 9:15 p.m. Feb. 14 - "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today personnel and their civilian equivalents. There is a B.B. King Feb. 15 - and Forever." The history of CBS Special Report: "Vanish- separate entrance to the left of the main entrance for Feb. 16 - Deniece Williams Barry Gordy's music empire. ing Family." (Crisis in Black family dining. Feb. 17 - Midnight Star Special appearances by most America) Bill Moyers reports Bingo, offered on Sunday afternoons, is open to all Feb. 18 - Teddy Pendergrass of Motown's greatest stars on the black American family. Guantanamo Bay patrons over seventeen years of age.

'64 Oldmobile good cond., see Clipper Club (HAS Enlisted Hess) trailer park 1737. Call Gon- The Lounge area is for E-1 through E-6 only. The zalez at 4742 DWH or 3238 dining area may be used by all during the meal hours. AWH. Khaki Lounge (HAS BOQ) t he '76 Honda Civic station wag- This lounge is for the use of officers, CPOs and on, in excel. cond., low their appropriate civilian equivalents. mileage, $1,800. Call 3788 AWH. Additional Information Club use is a privilege, don't abuse it. If a sponsor One Plymouth Volare station signs in a guest, the sponsor must remain with the wagon. Reliable good dive guest. car, good gas mileage. Asking Your government ID card indicates pay grade and $200. Call 2864 AT. Can be therefore which club you are entitled to use. seen at Villamar 733B. Dependents of eligible individuals must be accom- All items for "the Saler" BICYCLES panied by the eligible sponsor unless the dependent is should be submitted on 8 1/2" Girls 18" bicycle, one year more than 16 years of age. by 11" sheets of paper. Ad old, lavender with unicorn, Contract employees should contact the Clubs Office, length should be less than 40 words. $45. Call 3184. 2531, for request forms for club cards. These requests Each item to be sold should be on a BOATS require the approval of Capt. Condon and then a color- separate sheet of paper. All submissions Pontoon Boat 28'X11', six coded Guantanamo Bay Club Card will be issued. must be signed and have a phone number. Bring months old, 40hp Evinrude, Civilians should remember to use only the appropri- to the PAO Office, Bldg. 760, Admin Hill. with spare parts and extras. ate, authorized club. Phone 4502 or 4819. Call 2630 AWH. Additional information concerning club privileges may be obtained from the club managers. YARD SALES 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Plants, '84 barrel boat 25HP out- Villamar 1259B Sat. from 8 paint, household items, board, two gas tanks, elec- a.m. to ? Two small beds, clothes, books and many other tric start with controls, all carpets fit new units Vil- Call Eric at 6235 DWH or 6137 coffee table, movie camera misc. items. No early birds. required lights, and safety lamar and Caravella Point, AWH. and projector, and other equip., CB radio plus trail- $180, 10-speed bike $25. Call misc. items. Nob Hill 32A Sat, from 9 er. Asking $1,600. Call 3477 4888 AT. '74 Yamaha TX500 with manual, a.m. to 1 p.m. Many misc. AWH. two helmets, new tires, Kittery Beach 378C Sat. items. Olympus 0MG 35mm camera, brakes, paint (metal flake from 8:30 a.m. to ? Newborn LOST 14' aluminum, v-hull boat 200mm F5 Olympus zoom lens, blue). Very reliable, clean, clothes (brand new), high- $20 reward for information with trailer, 25hp Evinrude excel. flash filters and can be seen at BEQ, best chair, toys, little girls leading to the recovery of a runs great. Comes with all cleaning equip., excel. cond. offer. Call Sparky at 4566 clothes (12 to 24 months), casting net missing from the safety equip., battery, spot Asking $275. or best offer. DWH or BEQ room CZ-14 AWH. girls clothes (5 to 6x), and Call 4684. yard of Tierra Kay 144 on light, ready to go. Asking SERVICES other misc. items. $700. Call Paul at 7239 or Friday, Jan. 23. Call 2783 I clean for final inspec- AWH. Brother electric typewriter, AWH. 7235 DWH or 3256 tions. I am experienced, excel. cond., $100. Call 3919 Villamar 1242A Sat. from 8 AIR CONDITIONERS CARPETS dependable, and honest. Call a.m. to ? Lots of baby items One GE 24,000 BTU, excel. Two 2'X6' med-blue carpet AT. Joyce at 3620. and other misc. items. cond., $160. Call 2630 AWH. runners, six months old, ex- cel. One trampoline, excel. cond., cond., $10 each. One To get more Call 2993 AWH. Dance lessons. Villamar 725A Sat. from 8 Whirlpool 18,000 BTU, with 4'X6' cream-colored area rug $275. information and reserve your a.m. to noon. Pre-pack out with tassels, extra thick, auto-control thermostat, place in the Adult Social sale. Small appliances, some One set of Spalding Pro- $250. Whirlpool 8,000 BTU excel. cond. Asking $30. Call Dance Classes beginning this furniture, clothes, and lots 4687 AT. Flight left-hander's golf with auto-control thermostat Sunday, Feb. 1, Call Margie of c. items. for $150. Whirlpool 5,000 BTU FURNITURE clubs. Irons 3-9, pitching at 3967. with auto-control thermostat LA-Z-Boy rocker recliner. wedge. Bullseye brass head Village (across from for $100. All three for $400. Dark green with tuffed back putter. Bag included with WANTED the NEX Auto Store). Sat. Call 4164 or 4586 DWH or 2470 and dark wood trim, good brand new balls. Good cond., Babysitter needed for five from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pre- AWH. cond. Asking $50. Call 4687 $150. Call P.O. Hill at 4527 year old and three month pack out and spring cleaning APPLIANCES AT. or 4849 DWH or 3971 AWH. infant boys. Prefer sitter will bring you clothes and One-year-old Hoover, upright PETS from Corinaso Point. Call shoes in assorted sizes for carpet only vacuum cleaner, Six-piece, walnut finish, Free, eight-month-old dog, 4684. the entire family. Also, $50. Sears Kenmore floor and full-size, bedroom set. In- part husky and shephard, very household goods and other carpet vacuum cleaner, $20. cludes headboard, footboard, good with kids all shots up Military couple need baby- misc. items. Montgomery Ward portable TV, dresser, mirror, chest and to date. Call James at 4582 sitter for 15-month-old son. black and white, $25. Call nightstand. Purchaser may DWH or 4973 AWH. Perfer Kittery Beach or Tierra Kay 67 Sat. from 8 4164 or 4586 DWH or 2470 AWH. also have mattress and STEREO EQUIPMENT Tierra Kay area. Call Cherri to 10:30 a.m. Many misc. AUTOS boxsprings. All in good cond. Fm/am turntable, . 8-track at 4438 DWH or 2754 AWH. items. '82 Chevelle four-door, hard Asking $125. Call 4687 AT. with two speakers, $25. Call Babysitter will also be used top, a/c, am radio. Asking 4164 or 4586 DWH or 2470 AWH. as DEFEX sponsor. Villamar TO1C Sat. from 8 $3,000. Call 4164 or 4586 DWH Six-piece furniture set, one TWO WHEELERS a.m. to 2 p.m. Pack out sale. or 2470 AWH. year old, $300. Will sell '82 Yamaha Virago 7,500 Contributions of family separate. Two end-tables $75, miles, 920cc, good cond., clothing and household goods by the Ocean View 3 (backyard, '78 Volkswagon Diesel Rabbit, couch $85, chair $70, rocking $1800. Call 4318 DWH or 2359 are greatly needed across from McCalla Hanger) one owner. New inspection chair $75, coffee table $50. AWH. Treasure Chest. Especially in Sat. from 7:30 to 11 a.m. sticker, battery, starter. Call 3919 AT. demand are small-medium men's Multi-family sale with a var- Needs seat covers, not mech- MISCELLANEOUS '82 Honda CM200T, 200cc, clothes and shoes. Located iety of items. anic. Asking $850 or best of- GE portable dishwasher, Twinstar only 6,900 miles, behind the main NEX. Hours fer. Call NOCD 6439 or 6493 butcher-board top, $150. good cond., owner's manual, Ocean View 9A Sat. from AT. Sharp VCR, $200. Two 9'X12" helmet, repair manual, $700. CONTINUED on page 4

Daily Gazette Friday, January 30, 1987 3 Detroit hammers Washington for 112-101 win the (AP) -- hit Jack Sikma scored 20 of his Reggie Theus netted 16 in his first seven shots on the season-high 22 points for the final quarter for the Kings. way to a 25-point night that Bucks in the second half. led Detroit past the Washing- Terry Cummings scored 20 in Jazz/Trail Blazers ton Bullets, 112-101. the first half for Milwaukee Utah had seven players in and finished with 25. double figures while beating Prior to that game the the Portland Trail Blazers, Pistons traded their first- Kings/Spurs cut San Anto- 120-114, the 200th career NBA round 1987 draft pick and a Sacramento victory YSGA golf tournament results nio's 16-point lead with for Jazz coach Frank second-round selection to the Layden. for three and a-half minutes left Forty-four golfers participated in golf tournament 17 Nimphius. down to two points with sponsored by the Yatera Seca Golf Association January 17-18. center Kurt falling Mavericks/Nuggets seconds left before Dallas ripped the Denver a net 56 in the need help to the Spurs, 113-107. The team of Bob and Cindi Maguire scored The Pistons Nuggets, 132-102. Mark lead into Sunday. because injured best-ball event to take a three-stroke Walter Berry scored 24 Aguirre led the Mavericks Sunday's alternate-shot round turned out to be the deciding isn't expected to play until points for the Spurs and with 36 points. A round, however, as the team of Dave Klette and Kenny Rowe after the All-Star break. shot an impressive scratch score of 68, netting a 61 for the day and taking first-place in the tournament. The top five Cavaliers/Hawks 5-3 teams in the tournament were: Cleveland used a 29-11 Flyers skate past Penguins, to surge in the third quarter the Whalers. First Place -- Dave Klette/Kenny Rowe -- 124 the Atlanta Hawks (AP) -- The Philadelphia sweep past scored four times in Second Place - Bob Maguire/Cindi Maguire - 125 a 102-91 victory. Flyers Flames/Worth Stars and post third period to top the Third Place -- Gordon Johnson/Dave Lewandowski - 128 Craig Ehlo and Ron Harper the Paul Reinhart scored with Pittsburgh 5-3. Fourth Place - J.D. Parris/Jim Morehead - 129 each scored 26 points for the Penguins, less than three minutes Fourth Place - Steve Trevett/J. Kwiatkowski - 129 Murray Craven scored two of remaining in period three to Cavaliers. goals and Closest To The Pin Winners the third-period give the Calgary Flames a 3-3 Bob Lackey, Kenny Rowe, Dave Klette, Steve Trevett Bucks/Rockets assisted on the game-winner. tie with the Minnesota North Longest Drive Winners Milwaukee scored the game's Whalers/Bruins Stars. Phil McBean, Tom Smith last six points to pull out a The Boston Bruins' six-game streak ended with a Blues/Maple Leafs Last Place Honors 99-93 win over the Houston winning Hartford. St. Louis beat the Toronto Quinn/Bill Spencer Rockets. 6-3 loss to Fred Sylvain Turgeon and Stewart Maple Leafs, 4-2, the third Gavis each scored twice for straight win for the Blues. Rec Services sponsors Navy/ Marine boxing bouts The All Navy/Marine boxing invited to participate in cials and Scorekeepers Clin- from page 3 teams will participate in the bouts with other local ic," Thursday, Feb. 5 at 5 Saler. Bouts boxers. Anyone interested in p.m. at the Marine Site box- the Guantanamo Bay Chest on the 6-7 at the Marine competing must call the Rec- ing ring. are Tues/Thurs/Sat from 9:30 Treasure February 12:30 p.m. and 5 Windward side and next to the boxing ring at 7 p.m. reation Services sports of- a.m. until Site in par- Drop boxes mini-mart on the Leeward side The boxing matches, spon- fice at 2450 by 4:30 p.m., Anyone interested to 7 p.m. Thurs. front of the for your convenience. sored by Recreation Ser- Monday, Feb. 2. ticipating in the clinic are located in vices, are open to the pub- must register with the and spectator seats are Members of the All Navy/- sports office at 2450 by lic Feb. free. Marine boxing teams will al- 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, Local contenders are also so conduct a "Boxing Offi- 4. The clinic is free. At The Lyceums assault on Yambing leads Pirates in 53-48 All movies begin at 7 p.m. there will be no movie shown. A-Team for first high school victory of year *Indicates with a COMO Lyceum double figures, contributing citing game. I think (R).1:55 By JOSE J.M. Gaona little more practice we could Raw Deal.Action 12 and 11 points respective- Lyceum Bremer aided the have done a lot better." Windjammer ly. Danny Hand.Action Drama (R).1:49 The W.T. Sampson High with four points Band Of The Pirates Pirates head coach Steve Lyceum School Pirates recorded their while Joe Mitra offered two. CPO Meadows agreed that the game Red Dawn.Action (PG 13).1:49 first win of the season last was "exciting" and said, "We Leading the A-Team effort Downtown Lyceum night, overcoming the A-Team, have won the game was Ralph Wellons with 16 couldn't Escape 2000.Action Drama (NMPS 3).1:19 53-48 in the high school gym- without pressing. nasium. points followed by Leroy Hann McCalla Lyceum (NMPS 3).1:35 Lee Yambing scored 24 who scored 11. Other A-Team "The kids did a real good Thumbelina.Action points for the Pirates, hit- contributors were Anthony job. They got aggressive and Marine Lyceum ting the hoop ten times and Small, who found the hoop for reasserted themselves in the Cheech And Chong.Comedy (PG).1:30 sinking four free throws, to nine points and Neville final four minutes of the Leeward Lyceum lead his teammates to victory Anderson, Lennox Taylor and fourth quarter." Cartoon Program.Animation (G).1:21 and the end of a five-game Bill Smellie, who assisted He added, "We spread the losing skid. with four points each. offense at the end and The Pirates didn't start Of the loss, A-Team coach started making the extra the game on a winning note, Wellons said, "It was an ex- points." On TV8/2" however, as they were only able to sink five field goals first quarter. The \ / / in the 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 (Local News) A-Team responded with 15 ABC WORLD NEWS TONIGHT two-pointers 6:30 rebounds, six Area athletics 7:00 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY and six free throws, taking WAC Sgt. Plout shows up at Laverne's apartment the lead 16-10 at the end of without her husband, pregnant and discharged from the first quarter. Black History Month Fun Day the Army. She takes over Laverne's life and enters sponsor a Fun Day The A-Team lead was quickly The Black History Month Committee will them both in a mother-to-be contest. are planned: ended, though, when an ag- Saturday, Feb. 7. The following events 7:30 REMINGTON STEELE gressive Pirate squad re- 3K Run -- Entry Fee, Children Under 17: $3. Returning home from a trip, the stunned detectives turned to the court to hammer 5K Run -- Entry Fee, Adults: $6. find their apartments padlocked and cornered off in an impressive 23 points in 10K Run -- Entry Fee, Adults: $6. with police banners. News reports say they were $70. the second quarter, 10-Man Softball Tourney - Entry Fee, shotgunned to death in Steele's apartment. A-Team to take Basketball Tourney -- Entry Fee, $30. outscoring the 5-Man Full-Court 8:25 STINGRAY Entry Fee, $20. a 33-26 command at the end of 3-Man Basketball Tourney -- Posing as illegal aliens, Stingray and a former is today. For more the half. The deadline date for persons interested client/lover do battle with the psychotic overlord it working hours or In the third quarter, information, contact RM2 Blue at 4363 during of a marijuana farm. the A-Teams's working hours. was once again 3002 after 9:35 MOVIE: "BADGE OF THE ASSASSIN" turn to dominate the court, Based on a true story of a nationwide pursuit of as they scored 10 points to Wrestling Tournament the killers of two New York City police officers in tournament the Pirate's four. The six- W.T. Sampson High School will host a wrestling the early 1970's. The killing, search and trial are a.m. and point gain, however, was Saturday, Jan. 31. Weigh-ins will begin at 9:30 covered in the film. Stars James Woods, Alex Rocco still not enough to overcome matches will start at 10 a.m. and Pam Grier. the Pirates and the score All personnel are invited to participate. For more read 37-36 Pirates at the end information, call Pete McKee at 3388 or 3100. of the third quarter. Weekend in sports on Channel 6 As the fourth quarter Moonlight Bowling Saturday, Jan. 31 saw will sponsor Moonlight Bowling progressed, both teams Marblehead Bowling Center 1:00 COLLEGE BASKETBALL The cost is $8 the lead swing back and forth Saturday, Jan. 31 from 11 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Iowa vs. Michigan in the more information, call when, with 3:52 left per person or $15 per couple. For 3:00 COLLEGE BASKETBALL game, a time-out found the 2118. Syracuse vs. Georgetown score at 45-45. Sunday, Feb. 1 the Following the timeout, Dart Tournament 2:00 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Association Bullshooters will begin high school squad reasserted The Caribbean Darting UNLV vs. Auburn 1987 season with an open dart tournament Sunday, Feb. itself, scored six crucial their 4:00 ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS be held at 1:30 p.m. and competition will free throws, and gained the 1. Sign-ups will AFC - NFC Pro Bowl Live from Hawaii the Windjammer Club game room. lead to take the game 53-48. begin at 2 p.m. in HOCKEY playing 501, cricket and 7:30 NHL In addition to Yambing's 24 Games will be blind-draw doubles vs. New York fee is $3 per event with Boston points, Adam Haberman and singles 301 and cricket. The entry three finishers. Jeff Forrester scored in the money being divided between the top

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