Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 30 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Wednesday, February 17, 1988

N GBOWC education auction, March 19 Celebrity items to go on auction block for scholarships Bay News By JOSH Michael Riess articles into us. We need at least a Seventy percent of the money week in advance to make the pro- raised from the auction will be S The Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wives grams," explained Chahbazi. turned over to the Board of Regency, Guantanamo Bay history Club (GBOWC) is planning the annual who in turn, will dispense it into education auction for the benefit of "The items to be auctioned off high school scholarships. "Another Sampson Twenty-four years ago today, the Senior students at W.T. will be set up prior to the start of 15 percent will go to the elementary Feb. 17, 1964, Rear Adm. John High School and the elementary and school, with the remaining 15 the bidding to allow people to get a Commander Naval Base, high schools. This year's event will going to the high school," Bukleley, good look at them," said Chabazi. percent ordered the water pipelines be held on March 19, 1988, on the Chahbazi. "We'll also be taking Visa and explained caning into the base be cut and a patio of the Officers' Club. Each Mastercard this year. There will be section removed to disprove the year has been increasingly success- made "Each command on base has received by the Cuban food and refreshments, accusation made ful with the 1986-87 auction raising available, as well as a cash bar," copies of the donation form. If you government that the did not receive one and would like over $18,000. she added. was stealing water from Cuba. to contribute, additional copies of "We are anxious to enlist the sup- the forms can be obtained at Mc- of people and commands base- Check-out reminder port "We want to stress the fact that Donald's, the bank, the Post Office, wide. The donation of a service this is an all-hands event," added the Marine Dive Shop and the Of- It is requested that all unique to a command, or donations by Chahbazi. "We're not looking for any ficer's Club," explained Chahbazi. within a personnel who are checking-out individuals or groups items in particular. Anything "The continued success of the educa- command would be greatly apprec- through the Vehicle Registration donated, whether it is by a command tion auction will depend upon the Office provide a copy of their iated," said Nora Chahbazi, chair- or an individual will be auctioned- renewed support from the commands Education orders. person for the GBOWC off and will help." basewide," she added. Auction. Power/water outage According to Chahbazi, many of the Power outages have been commands on base have already donat- scheduled for the following days. ed to this worthy event. "The Marine Friday, Feb. 19 Barracks has donated tank rides and 8 to 10 a.m. fence-line tours, while the Dental Caravella Point housing, Clinic has donated a Mexican dinner Hospital Enlisted Barracks for 10," she said. recreation room, East Bargo, Other items, such as fishing Center Bargo and West Bargo trips, a microwave oven, personally housing autographed books for by some highly A water outage is scheduled recognized authors and autographed Feb. 19, from 8 to 11:30 a.m. at the photos of many famous people will be the Mobile Point housing and up for auction this year as well. Yacht Club AIDS test for transfer "We sent letters and requests to different celebrities and received All military personnel about 75 seperate items from people transferring overseas or to any including Johnny Carson, Nancy deployable unit are required to Reagan, Tom Selleck, Sally Fields, have an HIV (AIDS) test within Alan Alda and many more," said six months of transfer. Results Chahbazi. of the test must be received prior to transfer, and take Chahbazi said that so far the org- approximately six to eight weeks. anization and set-up for this year's For more information, contact education auction has gone smoothly. year with Items for auction -- Senior students at the W.T. Sampson High School medical at 7235. "We had a problem last people waiting right up until the display donated items which will be auctioned off at the Deer Point Officer's Club, Friday, March 20. (Photo by JOSH Michael Riess) Post Office notice last moment to get their donated The Naval Station and Naval Air Household goods, POV's Station Post Offices will soon be out of wrapping paper until Servemart restocks with kraft arrive on recent barge 4800rat paper rolls. Patrons should find Capt ain's Hotline alternative ways of wrapping The following personnel can expect parcels such as grocery bags or their household goods and vehicles wrapping paper sold at the NEX on the CC barge arriving this week. and MCX. As a reminder, when When the barge is unloaded you When calling the Captain's contracting office? One might be sealing parcels for mailing, will be notified and a delivery date Hotline, 4800, please leave your overseeing a contract and the scotch and masking tapes are will be scheduled. name and phone number. Anonymous other might be negotiating the prohibited. calls will only be investigated in contract. Household Goods the case of fraud, waste and Reply: There is no specific Advancement Anderson, T.J. Kazimer, M.K. abuse. Hotline calls will be prohibition against a husband and worksheets Brissette, R.A. Mitchell, P. published in the newspaper or wife team in the same office. Both Casper, R. Patterson, G.A. answered by phone to the caller. persons must be careful to avoid All E-4, E-5 and E-6 candidates Celino, L.O. Rose, L. any appearance of favoritism, who will be participating in the Clayton, J.W. Rubio, P. Query: I was assigned a house in especially when one supervises or March 1988 Navy-wide exams must Cook, J. Singleton, D.C. Nob Hill and was scheduled to move reviews the other's work. For this verify and sign advancement in Creque, G.A. Walker, B. in Jan. 12. The house was not reason, most husband-and-wife rate worksheets. The worksheets Darmanin, F. Waye, M.A. ready for occupancy because it teams are not in the same chain of will be available for signature Holt, J. Enerson, M.A. needed to be cleaned. I was told command, even though they may at the PSD ESO through Friday, POVs that I either take the house or physically work in the same Feb. 19. Boyer, S.A. McClean, J.M. refuse it. If I refused it I would spaces. A person should not be the Brissette, R.A. Patterson, G.A. be taken off the housing list. direct supervisor or write November Company Dennis, K. Penn, M.M. Reply: The caller was assigned evaluations of his or her spouse. Edney, B.R. Pratt, P.F. quarters which had been adequately The other general princple is that Grossett, W.D. Roberts, S.M. cleaned, however at the a husband-and-wife team must be on Training will be held for time of Hicks, P.E. Rose, L. the same team. It would be a November Company members Friday, occupancy, the contractor was Holder, G. Schiferl, M.D. unable to perform maintenance conflict of interests for one Feb. 19. and Holt, J.S. Singleton, S.M. spouse to represent Members will need to bring interior painting. Quarters are the government Kazimer, M. Smith, R.C. in a contract and the other helmets, flak jackets and 782 gear still habitable if there are no to Keele, B. Thigpen, J.E. safety or health hazards represent the contractor. and muster at the Naval Station present. Krimicek, R.A. Walburg, A.P. Sponsors are advised upon Ordnance Department at 7:15 a.m. Lebeau, R.A. Weaver, W.J. reporting to Guantanamo that if Query: I was wondering how a Marquez, J. Williams, M. quarters are offered and refused, single parent who has a 21 year- Personnel receiving vehicles are then their eligibility for Family old dependent can have housing? reminded that they will only be re- Housing ceases. Refusal of this Reply: Dependency is established Speed limit reminder leased after military customs unit for cosmetic appearances by the Navy and specifically Motorists are reminded the inspectors and working dogs have would constitute termination of addresses civilians employed by official speed limit for vehicles examined the vehicles. eligibility. Interior painting and the DOD when employed in a foreign is 25 miles per hour, unless Owners or designated persons must maintenance was completed within country. Children are considered otherwise posted. have in their possession a temporary five days of occupancy of this by the Navy to be legal dependents license tag, base registration and unit. until they reach their 21st Daily safety tip proof of insurance before picking up birthday. In this case the caller the vehicle at building 717. Query: I am wondering if it is incorrectly quoted the age of the Avoid a fall, do not use loose The above named vehicles are ex- legal for a husband and wife team dependent. The sponsor is entitled rugs or carpeting on stairs. pected to be released and ready for to be working in the same to family housing. pickup on approximately Feb. 23. Armed Forces voting information Do the Armed Forces who astounding 8.4 percent of the protect our freedom to vote 2.1 million eligible military have their own voting ballots voters were disenfranchised ready to go for the upcoming the in the 1984 elections. November elections? Frustrated military would-be Scoop The American Defense Insti- voters received their tute (ADI), a non-profit, absentee ballots too late to non-partisan organization vote or not at all. Many of Child Development Center GBOWC luncheon slated founded in 1983 by Eugene the ballots which were used "Red" McDaniel USN (retired), were not counted. The Child Development Center will be The Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wives Club a highly-decorated former ADI is increasing the num- providing child care Saturday, Feb. 20 luncheon will be Feb. 23, at 11:30 a.m. at Navy pilot who was a prisoner ber of military voters and from 6 p.m. to midnight, for the Black the Deer Point Officer's Club. The guest of war in Vietnam for six working to ensure that the History Fashion Show and dinner dance. speaker will be Jack Neal. Shrimp Louie years, is making sure that voting process is conducted Children 2 months to 12 years of age will be served. The cost is $5 for they do. in such a manner that will be accepted. Parents need to make members. RSVP by Feb. 16 to Linda at 2322, The first of ADI's Military military personnel can reservations no later than Feb. 18 by Kathy at 2413 or Chris at 4700. Voter Registration programs, receive their absentee bal- calling 2205. In addition, all children launched in 1984, helped P7 lots in time for their votes must be registered prior to being dropped CPO Club Advisory Board increase the percentage of to count. off with an up-to-date immunization and a voting military personnel by During the next month . current physical. The CPO Club Advisory Board will meet 6.1 percent. At that time, through the November elec- It is suggested that children be fed and Friday, Feb. 19 at 3 p.m. in the Goat 55.3 percent of the military tions . radio and tele- clothed in pajamas, or regualr clothing, Locker. Agenda items should be called in voted as compared to the na- vision stations will be upon arrival to the center. Space is to JOC Smith at 4502. All CPOs are invited tional average of 53.9 per- carrying the American Defense limited so reserve a space in advance. to attend. cent. Institute's message to the Yet, even though military Armed Forces: "Voting is not Voting Assistance Personnel voting is on the rise, while just a right; it's a respons- Jamaican Fellowship Chapel hours The following Naval Station personnel participation by all other ibility!" The time to groups is on the decline, an have been designated as Voting Assistance register is now. Beginning Sunday, Feb. 21, the revised Personnel: hours for the Jamaican United Fellowship Admin, YNC Abbott, 4511; BCT, RMC Mead, Marines hold award ceremony Chapel are: 4788; Chaplain's Office, RP1 Bourgeois, Sunday school 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. 2323; Clubs, Mr. Gorinac, 2304; Intel, The following Marine Lance Cpl. B. Hibner Worship service 11:15 a.m. Sgt. Bell, 4210; NBCPO, Ms. Simpson, 4101; personnel received awards at Lance Cpl. W. Hinnekamp Prayer meetings 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Operations, OSC Rodriguez, 4849; Ordnance, a ceremony held recently. Lance Cpl. M. Johnson Bible study 7:30 p.m. Thursday GMG2 Stafford, 4679; PAO, 70C Smith, 4502; The church Lance Cpl. D. Jordan is open to everyone, feel Port Services, EMC Bailey, 4898; PWD, UTCS NCO of the Quarter Lance Cpl. J. Padilla free to come out and worship. Blackmon, 4126; Supply, DPC Potts, 4616; Sgt. C. Happy Lance Cpl. D. Paris Security, MAC Holt, 4145. Marine of the Quarter Lance Cpl. J. Saladana Coast Guard Wives meeting HP Lance Cpl. M. Anderson Good Conduct Medal The Coast Guard Wives will have their Blue Caribe dinner discount Letter of Appreciation Cpl. J. Dalpino (2nd) monthly meeting Thursday, Feb. 18 at 7:30 1st Lt. A. Jenson Reenlistments The Blue Caribe will have a 10 percent p.m. in the home of Cindy Schultz, the Sgt. G. Bell Sgt. M. Bishop (4 years) dinner discount Saturday, Feb. 20 in honor Lighthouse. For more information, call Meritorious Mast of Black History Month. Sgt. R. Newby (6 years) 4399. Cpl. R. Canfield Sgt. C. Pilkington (4 years) Cpl. P. Graham Sgt. F. Salas (4 years) T.O.P.S. meeting Lance Cpl. J. Chavez Cpl. R. Lagrant (4 years) Square dance classes Lance Cpl. J. Davis M. Carrying some excess pounds around? Worden (4 years) The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Club is Start out the New Year right, attend a starting their spring class Feb. 20 at T.O.P.S., (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) 7:30 p.m. If you are interested in meeting. learning Entertainment for tonight to square dance, please attend Meetings are held each Wednesday in the our open house. All movies begin at 7 p.m. Hospital Sick Call area, from 5:30 to 6:30 Downtown Lyceum p.m. For more information, phone Loie Hot Pursuit.Adventure (PG-13).N/A Gold Hill Galley Advisory Board at 2766 or Connie at 3172. McCalla Lyceum The Gold Hill Galley Advisory Board Harry And The Hendersons.Comedy (PG).N/A meeting will be Feb. 18 in the galley at Marine Lyceum p.m. Representatives are urged to attend. Pinochle in the Wardroom The Color Purple.History Drama (PG-13).N/A Interested personnel are welcome. There will be a Khaki (Officer's Leeward Lyceum and CPO's) Pinochle Tournament tonight in the The Untouchables.Action (R).N/A Teen Club notice Wardroom beginning at 7 p.m. On Channel 2 The Teen Club will be closed every Thursday night during the month of Project Player Nature Hike 4:00 MR. ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD February. Get your heartrate 4:30 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY pumping by walking For more information, call 4768. the Project Player Nature Hike scheduled 5:00 RHODA for Saturday, Feb. 27, at 9 a.m., 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT from Windmill Beach to Hidden Beach and back. 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Ombudsman meeting set 6:15 CNN LATENIGHT The Ombudsman meeting will be held 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Thursday, Feb. 18 in the conference room Health benefits program 7:00 48 HOURS of the Family Service Center. The guest A Naval Hospital-sponsored program on 8:00 speaker will be Mr. Brown from the Housing health benefits for military families Office. All Ombudsman should attend. Cable Programming transferring from Guantanamo Bay will be presented Feb. 25 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in ABC, Channel 7 CBS, Channel 9 Mom's Support Group the second floor conference room at the 8:00 - XV WINTER OLYMPICS 8:00 - CLOWN COLLEGE The Moms' Support Group hospital. 9:00 - MAGNUM will meet Thursday, Feb. 18, the 10:00 - EQUALIZER topic will be This presentation will provide "Positive Discipline." All moms, infants, information and alternatives to military NBC, Channel 10 toddlers and preschoolers are encouraged medical care and current changes in the 8:00 - HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN to attend this group from 9:30 to 10:45 CONUS health care environment. To register 9:00 - YEAR IN THE LIFE a.m. at the Family Service Center. For or for more information, contact the 10:00 - ST. ELSEWHERE more information, call 4141 or 4153. hospital at 7242.

HBO CINEMAX 8:00 - THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY 8:00 - BILL COSBY Bay Dining 10:00 - HITCHHIKER "HIMSELF" STOPLIGHT INN WARDROOM 10:30 - BLACK WIDOW 10:00 - JAMES DEAN Tonight's Dinner Tonight's Dinner Roast Beef with gravy or Pig's Feet Oven Thursday's Lunch Guan tanamo Gazette Fricassee Chicken or Fried Fish Thursday's Lunch The Wardroom will be closed. U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper BLUE CARIBE CPO CLUB 4 Tonight's Dinner Capt. John Condon UN .Cornander, U.S. Naval Base Tonight's Dinner Lt. Bob Hines, N US J.Public Affairs Officer Open Menu J3John Cons, USN. Prime Rib Roast .Editor Thursday's Lunch Thursday's Lunch Paul Czech, UINR. .layout N Joel Parks, USNR. . rtr Grilled Rib Steak Or Barbecue Bul-go-ki with rice JOSN Mike Riess, UN .R porter Beef Ribs Or Barbecue Chicken JOSA Dirk Rose, US4.Sports itor WINDJAMMER CLUB Fred Van Hbrn. .Staff Assistant Tonight's Dinner The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the rules and DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB regulations for ship and station newspapers under the direction of Open Menu the public affairs officer. The Guantanaipo Gazette is printed Tonight's Dinner five times a at government week expense on government equipment, Open CLIPPER CLUB at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The opinions and statements that appear Thursday's herein are.not to be construed Lunch Tonignt's Dinner as official, or as the official views of the Navy Departmat or Open Carmander, U.S. Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the Open Menu first floor of Building 760 (Adnin Hill). If you need assistance, please call us at 4819 or 4502.

2 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, February 17, 1988 Job Market Civilian Personnel 4-88 Sales Clerk (P/T) Mini-Mart PS-2/$4.22 or IWS-3/$2.98 Applications must be submitted to the Naval SEABEES Closing date: Open Base Civilian Personnel Office by the close of 6-88 Cook (Intermittent) Food Services business Feb. 23. Additional information con- NA-5/$5.27 or LWG-5/$3.32 cerning these vacancies may be obtained at the Closing date: Open Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office or by re- 10-88 Sales Clerk (Speciality) Navy Exchange viewing vacancy announcements posted on offi- PS-3/$4.54 Seabee Ball cial bulletin boards. LGS-3/$2.98 plm .52 B.A. ANN. E0. POSITION AND GlADE LOCATION Closing date: Open tickets available NAF-39-88A Recreation Aid Rec. Services 20-88 Sales Clerk Navy Exchange Cam Act. L/P The crowning PS-0189-3 PS-2/$4.22 or LS-3/$2.98 of the 1988 EM bee Queen and a speech by NAF-65-88A Fooiservice Worker ass Closing date: Open NAS Bill Smith, Master Chief NA/LWG-7408-2 22-88 Food Service Worker Food Services o the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, (Intermittent, Scheduled) NA-2/$4. 13 will highlight the 121st 80-88A Machinist MaD LWG-2/$2.38 plus .33 BA Maintenance anniversary of the Naval WG/LWG-3414-8 Closing date: Open Civil Engineer Corps (NTE 1 year) 25-88 Warehouse Worker Warehouse and the FWD 46th anniversary of the 97-88 mall Appliance Repairer NA-4/$4.91 Seabees during this year's LWC-4855-6 Housing LWG-'4/#.01 plus .34 B.A. celebration. (NIE 1 year) Closing date: Open 98-88 Laborer Supply 26-88 Vending Machine Attendant Verding The Deer Point Officer's LWG-3502-03 Fuel (Mtor Vehicle Opertor) Club will host this year's (NTE 1 year) NA-4/$4.91 ball scheduled for March 5, 99-88 Clerk Dental Clinic U4G-5/$3.32 plus .36 B.A. starting at 6:30 p.m. The GS-303-3 Closing date: Open buffet style dinner will be (Open to dental employees only) 27-88 Sales Clerk Auto Store complimented by the enter- NAF-100-88 Marina Attendant Rec. Services PS-2/$4.22 taining performance of the NA-5931-05 Marina LGS-2/$2.98 plus .52 B.A. Navy Show Band from New NAF-101-88 Library Aid (P/T) Rec. Services Closing date: Open Orleans. AS-1411-5 or LOS-3 Library 28-88 Cashier/Checker (Intermittent) Gas Station To purchase tickets contact NAF-102-88 Custodial Worker Consol. Mass PS-2/$4.22 or IOS-2/$2.34 UTCS Blackmon at 2601, EOC LWG-3566-02 COO Closing date: Open Francis at 4947, UTC NAF-103-88 Child Caregiver Rec. Services 29-88 Personnel Clerk (Typing) Personnel .ffield at 6395, BUC Hill PS-0189-03 CDC AS-5/$5.33 Office 3182 or EA1 Kihl at 4203. NAF-104-88 Mtor Vehicle Operator Consol. Mess LGS-4/$3.61 plus .55 B.A. The prices for tickets are LWG-5703-6 CGRO Closing date: Open E-1 to E-3, $3; E-4 to E-6, NAF-105-88 Carpenter Rec. Services 30-88 Retail Operations Clerk Procurement $5; E-7 to E-9; $7; WO1 to LsG-4607-09 Marina (Typing, nights) WO4, $10 and 0-4 and civilian (Temp. P/T) AS-4/$4.98 personnel, $12. The final Closing date: Open purchase date is Thursday, Navy Exchange 31-88 Cashier/Checker (P/T) Gas Station Feb. 18 for the general PS-2/$4.22 or LGS-2/$2.34 public. Ticket sales are The Navy Exchange has the following job Closing date: Open limited, so get yours early. openings. Please contact the Personnel Office 32-88 Counter Clerk Baskin Robbins Reserved seating arrange- at Bldg. AV-34, McCalla Hill or phone 4348 or NA-2/$4. 13 L/P ments can be made only on 4508. L4G-3/$2.38 plus .34 B.A. Feb. 24 or 25 by calling Closing date: Open 4789. Seating charts will be ANN. ND. POSITION AND GRADE LOCATION available for review when you 1-88 Counter Clerk (P/T) Baskin Robbins purchase tickets. NA-2/$4.13 or LW-2/$2.38 Marine Corps Exchange Dress requirements for the Closing date: Open ball are E-1 through E-6, 2-88 Sales Clerk (P/T) Navy Exchange The Marine Corps Exchange has the following posi- full dress whites; E-T and PS-2/$4.22 or LGS-3/$2.98 tions available until 11:30 a.m., Friday, Feb. above, dinner dress whites Closing date: Open 22. (full dress whites optional); 3-88 Warehouse Worker Warehouse women, formal dress; and NA-4/$4.91 or IWG-4/$3.01 POSITION GRADE LOCATION civilians, formal evening (Intermittent) Custcner Service PS-2091-4 or LGS-2091-4 Main Store attire (jacket, coat and Closing date: Open Associate tie). I

may also call (718) 390-3636 FMI. Navy Resale Activity News at your own expense. FURNITURE Query: I rented Stanley desk, chair, bookshelf, a rug dresser and two night stands, I.Lt.Cmdr. G.J. Ladouceur shampooer and the final cost ver ood uali, must sell, OIC, NAVRESALEACT for the rental was $12. I gave the gentleman at the Octagonal glass dining table store $20 and I received no with four beige, upholstered change. He said he gave it to chairs with arms, very good Photo Developing me, but cond., must see to appreciate, Note: committed to improving our he didn't. Please must sell, $500. Call 3567 AWH. ny of our customers have vending machine service and call. Don't wait, will be packed out ed us why we do not have keeping the machines full. If Reply: Upon investigation Feb. 17 if not sold. oto developing available, you are having a problem with we discovered our cashier Bed, double mattress, box spring not knowing made an error. $aler that we now have one of our machines, or if The customer All items for "the Saler" and frame must sell, excel. a photo-developing contract they need to be filled, call was given a refund and we must be submitted on 8 1/2 by cond., hardly ever used $250 or established with a CONUS our vending machine trouble regret best offer Call 2169 . any inconvenience. 11 in. paper, 40 words MISCELLANEOUS vendor. You may drop your desk at 4707 or call our maximum, each item to be solO Query: I would like to should One twin brass plated headboard, undeveloped film off at the Lee Lawrence at 4308. be on a separate sheet $10; Weber grill,$10; large manager suggest and all ads must be signed Personalized Services counter that you carry some icnic table, $25. C 11 Mike at toys year round as children and have a phone number. in the Main Store. We will Bad Check Writers Be- Deadlines: For Mon. and have birthdays throughout the airship your film to a ware: The Navy Resale and Tues. the ads must be sub- Living roan set sofa chair and year and you only have a good mitted by Friday noon. For stateside contractor who will Services Support Office ottoman, $2 0: Whirlpool selection of Thurs. and Fri. the ads no-frost 15 cu. ft. toys during the should be in Wed. develop and airship your (NAVRESSO) has advised us Christmas season. by noon. refri erator, $250. Call 4316 prints back to us within two that over 7,000 cases of Ads run for 2 da ysthen you WH 364 after 6 p.m. or see at Reply: We've sent a re- must resubmit. No ads are weeks. individuals who have not made TP 7, quest to the North Pole ask- taken over the phone except WO-alWELRS k Query: The vending good on bad checks have had for Leeward residents. ing Santa Claus to send us '84 Honda Aero scooter, very machine routeman often does their names turned ouer to Bring ads to PAO, Bldg. good cond., two helmets owner's some toys to sell year round. not come to fill our vending the Internal Revenue Service. 760, Admin. Hill. manual, manufacturer's tech. We should get some more in manual, new battery, recently machines on his scheduled The IRS will not issue tax shortly. tuned $700. Call EN3 Bystry at days and we often go several refund checks to these LOST 4885 ]IMH or HTIC Martinez at 4241 days with an almost empty individuals but will issue Query: McDonald's Spare tire and white rim, reward MNH. has offered. Call 7236 0H or 2826 achine. Can anything be them a letter notifying them raised their prices due to AWH. '85 Hbnda Aero, red, runs good, e. that NAVRESSO is responsible increased shipping costs. I helmets and spare sperk pls eply: This particular for holding their refund thought transportation was Seiko gold tone watch with included $600 firm. Call Mie bamboo design on case at 4966 At. complaint came from the checks. provided free of charge on sentimental value, reward. Call WANTED elementary school. Upon Many of these bad check the barge. 3567 AWH and ask for Sue. Barrel boat, must be in running further investigation it was writers are residents of Reply: McDonald's does AUTOS cond. and realistically priced. '74 Ford Pinto station wagon, Call Bill at 3849 AT. found that this complaint is Guantanamo Bay. Should you receive free transportation excel. trans., a/t, good tires, common among our other receive a letter fram the IRS on the barge. However, the avail. at Ferry Landing Feb. 26, 350 Chevy engine, good running vending machine customers as stating NAVRESSO is respons- company that transports $650. Call 3567 AWH. cooda reasonabl priced. Call FO Collise at 4520 AT. well. We are looking at our ible for you not getting your McDonald's goods in CONUS '78 Cougar XR7, great running vending routemen's schedules refund check, you must from McDonald's Distribution cond., new tires, carb., rims Ford Bronco or Chevy Blazer, to see if they are possibly contact NAVRESSO personally Center to the barge in Bruns- and more, interior mint cond. good cond., reasonable price. $2 000 nego. Call PO Collise a Call PO Collise at 4521 and too busy to meet the demands to settle your debts and have wick, Georgia has increased 452f AT, leave message. leave message. of the schedules we have your tax refund check sent to their transportation charges given them or worse yet, if you. You may do this by $26,000. As a result McDon- VW Bug, 6-volt, for parts, needs If the persons who bought the minor repairs inspectiongood Pnasonic stereo and the Hitachi the schedules are adequate writing: Navy Resale and alds has regretfully had to until Aug. Call Clarke at 25, table model TV from the yard and our routemen are just not Services Support Office, Fort slightly increase their price 11 a.m. to6 p.m. or 4033 . sale Saturda yat Evans Point performing to the level Wadsworth, Staten Island, NY to offset these increased ICLES will call 3567 AWH and ask for expected. Ladies 10-spd., very good cond. Sue I will give you the Either way we are 10305, Attention: TD1.2. You shipping costs. price nego. Call Bert at 3224 booklets that cane with then.

Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, February 17, 1988 3 Sports

head coach Infante relieves Gregg as Packer's THE ROSE BOWL Lindy Infante is taking Infante has always been Jacksonville of the United over a hot seat in a cold rated offensive-minded with States Football League in country. emphasis on a shoot-from-the- 1984 and '85. His team had a By JOSA Dirk Rose hip aerial game. record of 15-21 for those two Infante is the new head seasons. The Packers will coach of the Green Bay He was offensive coord- expect more. If not this NL West to see 'Red' in 1988 Packers, where the fans are inator for the Cleveland year, then next year. getting increasingly impa- Browns the last two years and This year will be the for quite sane time. At the team. tient for a winning his overhead attack, handled first year since the mid half way point of last by hard throwing Bernie After winning the first two '70s that Cincinnati season, Davis was leading Kosar, got the Browns to the Super Bowls, the Pack hasn't residents can rejoice. most batting categories in league title game each year. been back since. Green Bay True, the Bengals went to the National League and the Browns hasn't made the playoffs very Unfortunately, the Super Bowl in 1982, but placing in the others. One lost each time in a close often either. It didn't last so what? This year, the of his more notable quotes year when Forest Gregg was game. Reds, the true sports team during the month of May the coach. After the season, Infante did make it to a of Ohio (did somebody say when he went on a hane run Gregg resigned to return to Super Bowl as an assistant Indians? hah), is going to rampage was, "I'm not his troubled alma-matter, coach when he handled the win the National League hitting the ball real SMU, as coach. offense for Gregg at Cincin- West, and then go on to win well." Yeah, right. nati. The Bengals lost an the National League Pen- Infante was not the first Third baseman Buddy Bell exciting shoot-out to San nant. Gregg but is also a solid choice to succeed Francisco in Super Bowl XVI. addition to he was the ultimate pick. He For the last three years, the Big Red Machine which is not stepping into anything Infante has been a head the Reds have finished in is starting to return to resembling an easy job. coach with only one team, second place either behind its form from the 'days of the Dodgers or the Giants, yore.' Bell may not be the and each time it was by 10 youngest man on the te Figure skaters Watson and Oppegard earn first games or less. Down the but he is not quite rea stretch last year, they for the Ben-Gay League and medal for United States in Winter Olympics actually handed the West to he has more than enough the Giants, much like the baseball knowledge, as well By will follow. Cerstin Schmidt. Blue Jays did in the as a good glove. East by Boitano and Soviet counter- East German women have won American League In the bull-pen, pitchers five of the six events dropping their last three The United States medal part Alexander Fadeev have like John Franco and Ted drought ended last night, since it became a medal games to Detroit. gotten together off the ice Power will be chalking up in 1964. while the added on a few occasions. During the way But this year is going to wins, hopefully all still another pairs skating the 1986 , All in all, five gold the World Series. I was medals are up for grabs in be different. The Reds have to title to an already over- Boitano went to Fadeev's hoping that the comeback of today. made a few good trades in flowing Olympic trophy case. apartment for tea and have been the off season, picking up Mario Soto would The American medal went to homemade cookies. but we the needed help in the more successful, and Peter Tomorrow night, it's the can't always have every- Oppegard, who earned a bronze short program, which counts Olympic Hockey scores pitching category. When Sweden thing we want. for the first U.S. medal of toward 20 percent of the 1 they acquired Danny Jackson 1 the Calgary games. total score, with the free- from the Royals, the Reds With the right blend of As expected, the Soviet duo skate finale on tap for Sa- received a pitcher that has youth and experience, the of Ekaterina Gordeeva and turday evening. Today's com- 4 ability to pitch with a Reds look like a well oiled 2 captured the pulsories make up 30 percent, lead, something the Red machine, ready to roll to gold, with another Soviet with the finale worth 50 sluggers are sure to give the top of the NL West. And pair, Elena Valova and Oleg percent. 10 him much like they gave with a man like Pete Rose, Vasiliev, taking the silver. 1 their other pitchers last one of the great Reds of Americans Gillian Wachsman The fortunes of the Amer- season. the '70s at the helm, you Olympic Hockey standings and came in ican Olympic Hockey team never can tell what will Pool A Cincinnati's Eric Davis fifth, with Indiana's Kim and could receive a big boost happen. Who knows, maybe if W LT Pt GF GA best Wayne Seybold tenth. with a victory over the has to be one of the the Reds get in a slump Canada 2 0 0 4 While the U.S. has won a Soviet Union tonight. 5 2 outfielders in the National (which means losing more Sweden 1 0 1 14 3 proved by pairs medal in two straight However, the task will 3 League, which he than one game a week), Rose Finland 1 1 0 2 11 3 as a starter to winter games, the Soviet provide difficult, as the his trip can reinstate himself into Switzerland 2 Union owns an even more second-seeded and unbeaten 1 1 0 4 5 the All-Star game last the lineup. impressive streak. Soviets have already skated Poland 0 1 1 1 1 2 July. He has speed to In the last seven winter off with 5-0 and 8-1 victor- France 0 2 0 0 3 23 spare, he's a demon with Either way, the National games, Soviet couples have ies. the bat, and he's young League and the rest of been crowned Olympic champion The U.S. split its opening Pool B which means he will be America is going to see seven times. two games, including a loss WLT Pt GF GA around Riverfront Stadium red, right to the top. The last non-Soviets to to Monday Soviet Union 2 0 0 4 13 1 find a gold in pairs skating night when the Americans 2 0 0 4 9 4 were and twice blew three-goal leads. Czech. 1 1 0 2 8 7 Sports round-up of Canada, who A loss to the Soviets would United States 1 1 0 2 15 13 did it at the 1960 games in make the Team USA's matches Austria 0 2 0 0 7 18 Pro and college sports scores Squaw Valley, Calif. against and West Norway 0 2 0 0 3 12 A trio of world figure Germany vital to any medal NHL scores New York Knicks 104 skating champions begin their round hopes. Olympic medal table Winnipeg Jets 7 journey toward what each American hopes in the Quebec Nordiques 3 Houston Rockets 121 hopes is an Olympic gold Women's luge today probably Nation G S B Total Golden State Warriors 116 medal today with the men's rest with the misfortunes of Soviet Union 3 3 1 7 New York Islanders 9 compulsories. the three East Germans who 2 0 0 2 Calgary Flames 3 Lakers 119 A total of 28 skaters open lead the sledding event Switzerland 1 1 0 2 Los Angeles Clippers 100 the competition, with 1985 heading into the last two Finland 1 0 1 2 Buffalo Sabres 3 Czech. 01 1 2 world titlist Alexander runs of the four-heat race. St. Louis Blues 0 College Top 20 scores Fadeev the first of three California's Bonny Warner 0 1 0 1 champions to take the ice. finished eighth yesterday, West Germany 0 1 0 1 NBA scores (1) Temple 50 American hope Brian Boitano with the lead belonging to a France 0 0 1 1 Sacramento Kings 118 Penn State 49 from California, who won the trio of East Germans, Ute 0 0 1 1 Atlanta Hawks 115 '86 crown, and reigning world Oberhoffner, 1984 gold Norway 0 0 1 1 (8) Pittsburgh 87 king Brian Orser of Canada medalist Steffi Walter and United States 0 0 1 1 Indiana Pacers 117 Providence 86

The following dates have been set for the Tryouts and sign-ups for GBYAA BaseballW SAVSTA Gold softball practices/tryouts. will be held Saturday, Feb. 27, at 4 p.m. for athletic Monday - Feb. 22 - 7 p.m. at field one Seniors, and 6 p.m. for Majors and Minors. accreaet Wednesday - Feb. 24 - 7 p.m. at field one Sign-ups will be accepted for the Senior Friday - Feb. 26 - 7 p.m. at field one Division, ages 14 to 17; Major Division, ages 11 For more information, call MS1 Goldberg at to 13; and Minor Division, ages nine and 10, at 2401balorea2400.f $20 a child. Proof of age is required at time of Softballtleaguelinfo Youh ativtie ousign-ups. fo th Also,MiorDivision. any child 8 years of age may try The Athletic and Fitness office are now Grssfbl n -alsg-p accepting entries for the 1988 Intercommand There will be a GBYAA Monthly Meeting Grssfbl n -alsg-p will also Softball league. Thursday, Feb. 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the Youth be accepted with tryouts at a later date. An organizational meeting is planned for March Center. For sore information, call Ray Paulino at 3376 4, at 10 a.m. in the base gym. For more information, call Mike Minish at 5332 AWH or 3344 DWH, or Mike Minish at 5332 DWH or For more information, call 2560. DHor 4737 AWH. 4737 AWH.

4 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, February 17, 1988