Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 92 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Thursday, May 19, 1988 Moriarty completes tour of base

Rear admiral addressed Rear Adm. Moriarty discussed the make the Navy go," he said to theaudience. about it when they get home," he added. importance of the Naval base in , Rear Adm. Moriarty, who has been in Rear Adm. Moriarty's visit to the base base's naval personnel at saying, "Guantanamo Bay is very impor- Guantanamo Bay before, once during the also included a tour of the fenceline at the meeting yesterday tant. It becomes more important all the Cuban Missile Crisis, said, "It's good to be Northeast Gate and tours of both the Naval time. The base is superior in the . back here. I've been looking forward to it. Station and Naval Hospital. "The Caribbean is becoming more and There has been a lot of excitement down Rear Adm. Moriarty graduated from BY JOSN MICHAEL RIESS more important to us, with importance of here since Capt. (John) Boyd became the the Massachusetts Maritime Academy and places like Central America, Panama and commander of the naval base, with the was commissioned an ensign in 1960. His Rear Adm. John A. Moriarty, who will Cuba," explained Rear Adm. Moriarty. Secretary of the Navy's visit, Senator many tours of duty include: Assistant Air replace Rear Adm. William J.M. The admiral also focused his speech on Baker's visit, and the incident with theboat Officer to USS Hancock; Commanding O'Connor as COMNAVACTSCARIB/ the quality of personnel assigned to Guan- load of Haitians paying a visit," said Mori- Officer of VA-94, embarked aboard USS COMFAIRCARIB, addressed the base's tanamo Bay. "The men and women of this arty. Coral Sea; Executive Officer aboard USS naval personnel yesterday at an all-hands base are a great asset to the Navy. It's men "People who come down here to visit Coral Sea; and Commanding Officer meeting held at McCalla Hangar. and women like you who work hard and the base always have good things to say aboard USS Coral Sea.

Photos by PH 1(AW) Gary R. Rice

Above: Cmdr. John Hilburn, Commanding Officer Fleet Composite Squadron 10 (VC- 10) goes over the list of pilots with Rear Adm. John A. Moriarty. Right: Rear Adm. Mo- riarty gives all-hands address to base's naval personnel at McCalla Hangar.

One innocent, one guilty Results posted from Armed Forces Day message special courts-martial from the President To citizens of the United States, Armed Forces Day is one of the most The following are the results of two tary Justice (UCMJ). revered days of the year - because for more than 200 years the Armed special courts-martial held at the Naval On May 18, 1988, one E-7 pleaded Forces of our Republic have faithfully tended the eternal flame of liberty. Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. guilty to four specifications of sexual har- American schoolchildren have ever learned that "We the People" are free On May 17, 1988, one E-5 was found assment in violation of Article 93 of the in large measure because of the valiant men and women who proudly weas not guilty of an offense in violation of UCMJ and was sentenced to be reduced to the uniforms of our military services. Article 134 of the Uniform Code of Mili- paygrade E-6. In that spirit, this year's Armed Forces Day theme is based on the preamble to our Constitution - "Securing the Blessings of Liberty." These magnificent and immortal words challenge every generation of America's Retirement sons and daughters to take her destiny in their own strong and capable hands. You have taken up the challenge in our time so that all of us can continue to share the blessings of the liberty you protect so ably and at ceremony such great risk and sacrifice. We celebrate this day to give all Americans an opportunity to honor members of the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard for Seabee and to reflect on their role under our Constitution. On the calendar, Armed Forces Day comes but once a year; but you who stand on the ramparts of freedom know that Armed Forces Day is not only a day but truly a way of held today life. CE1 Joey Abo is retiring from the As your Commander in Chief and as an American, I proudly salute you after 23 years of unin- for your courage and your devotion. Nancy and I join all Americans in terrupted active duty. recognizing the more than two million active service members and one A retirement ceremony was held for and a half million National Guard and Reserve personnel who serve our Abo today atMcCalla Hangar. On June 30, country's cause. God bless you, and God bless America. 1988, Abo will transfer to the Fleet Re- serve. (Photo by JOSN Michael Riess) NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY NEWS BAY NEWS Lt. Cmdr. G.J. Ladouceur 0C, NAVRESALEACT Command Retention Team Weekly drawings will be held Monday, May There will be a Command Retention Team 23 and Monday, May 30. For more information concerning meeting Friday, June 3, at 1 p.m. in the Family ticket sales and rules, contact your command Navy Service Center training room. All Command Re- Relief representative or CTR1 Goodbye, Jane: Due to the only repairs MWR boat engines. Barnes at 2558. request of numerous commands If anyone out there is interested in tention Team members are required to attend. throughout the Navy, the Navy repairing small CPOs and division officers are encouraged to at- engines as an tend and, as always, tenant activity retention Band at the FRA Resale System is pulling all Jane NEX concessionaire on a part- team members are invited. The band Changes II will be performing at the Fonda workout tapes from its time or full-time basis please call Fleet Reserve Association shelves. Friday and Saturday, The reason for this is us at 4119. Centrex/Autovon outage May 20-21, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. because Navy nuclear reactors are built better The base will experience an outage of all than Jane Fonda. Query: We tried to buy lunch Centrex Unscrambled cable Don't despair, and Autovon capabilities Saturday, Jane Fonda fans. tickets last night. We were sup- May 28, from 8 a.m. to noon. Only commercial Primetime 24 (ABC, CBS, NBC), You can still special the network order her posed to be able to do it by 9p.m., calls will access the base during the outage. For Antilles Cable buys service from, will be un- workout tap' but by 7 p.m. they were closing more information, call RM1 Brooks at 4582 scrambled through May 23 for a promotional out their books and told my hus- during working hours. campaign. Antilles Cable will unscramble these Query: Is it possible to get band he could not buy them. channels for the week. someone down here to repair Understandably I am a little un- 'Focus on the Family' small boat engines. happy and would appreciate it if The second film in the series "Focus on the Supply Department closure someone could get back to me. Family" by Dr. James Dobson will be shown at The Supply Department will be close at 11:30 Reply: There are already two Reply: We sold an extraordi- 6:30 p.m., Sunday, May 22, at the base Chapel. a.m., Friday, May 20, for a command function. mechanics on the island who re- narily large amount of tickets on Part two is entitled, "How to Prepare for Adoles- Emergency requests will be handled by the pair Small boat engines. How- this day and sold virtually every cence, Peer Pressure and Sexuality". The com- Supply duty office at 4690 or beeper #630. The ever, they work for MWR, not ticket we had. We apologize for munity is invited to attend. However, due to the Supply Department will open for normal hours NAVRESALEACT. The marina any inconvenience this caused. sensitive subject matter, it is recommended that Monday, May 23. children under the age of 13 not view this film. Supervisors/Managers award Pie Eating Contest Nominations for the Supervisors/Managers in Get ready for the Campus Player Pie Eating Support of the FWP Award should be submitted Contest set for June 11, at "Saturday's" begin- to Veronica Williams at the EEO Office, Stop 43, ning at 7 p.m. prior to July 1. Criteria to meet award considera- The cost is $1 and prizes will be awarded. tion. The nominee should be one whose policies, For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. actions and leadership have local visibility and impact. Call 4612 or 4614 for further guidance. New Booster Club Officers The W.T. Sampson High School Pirates Nominations accepted Booster Club has new officers. They are: Linda Nominations for Jamaican Employee Com- Ireland, president; Evleen Walker, vice presi- mittee representatives are being accepted through dent; Elizabeth Walker, secretary; and Rick May 25 by the activity/department personnel Bremer, treasurer. The new officers will begin listed below: their term at the June 2, 7 p.m. board meeting in Claude McPherson, PWD, 4630, stop 3; the high school library. Dudley Bartley, MWR, 2248, stop 31; Rudolph Bailey, Security, Fire Division, 4165, stop 28; Post 46 galley closure Linda Keele, NAVRESALEACT, 4508, stop 7; Beginning Monday, May 23, the Post 46 George Wodrazka, Supply, 4114, stop 2; Clifford galley will be closed for an indefinite period of Boothe, SIMA, 4702 stop 13; and Rosalind time due to renovations. Cold sandwiches will Miller, NBCPO, 4271, stop 17. be available for lunch and dinner. Home deliv- Nominations may be made by telephone or in ery service will also be suspended until further person. Only government employees recruited notice. For more information, call 2645. from Jamaica are eligible to submit nominations. The election will take place during June. For Entertainment Tonight more information, contact Pat Comm, NBCPO, at Sponsor training 4271 or 4810. On Channel 2 Sponsor training will be offered at the Family Service Center Monday, 4:00 SESAME STREET May 23, from 3 Water outage scheduled to 4 p.m. This program provides information that JUSTIN 5:00 WILSON'S LOUISIANA COOKING will assist those sponsoring newcomers to the A water outage has been scheduled Friday, 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT base. Learn what the command does and what May 20, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to affect Nob Hill 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 your job as a sponsor will be. To register, call housing, Granadillo Point housing, Granadillo 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT 4-141 or 4153. Circle housing and Villamar housing. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 7:00 SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Power outage scheduled MWR hours 8:00 MOVIE: THE LUCKY STAR A power outage has been scheduled for Beginning May 23 the MWR Information 9:40 NEWSCENTER 8 Friday, May 20, from 8 a.m. to noon to affect the office will conduct new business hours; Monday 9:55 SATNET PROGRAMMING following locations: Northeast Gate, TV-8 Stu- through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dio (start generator), Kittery Beach siren, Batch Call 3845 for more information. All movies begin at 8 p.m. Plant, Water Plant 3, Fleet Reserve, Villamar pool and snack shack, Iguana Terrace housing, Tellers on Leeward Point Downtown Lyceum Nob Hill housing, Villamar housing, Post 21, Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at the Hamburger Hill.Drama (R).1:50 Caravella housing, WGBY transmitter, ITT dish Leeward Point Branch Friday, May 20. McCalla Lyceum antenna, Shaker Plant, Day Care Center, Gran- adillo Point, Granadillo Circle, Kittery Beach Summer working aid employment Big Shots.Comedy (PG-13).1:30 housing, Tierra Kay housing, Center Bargo NBCPO is Marine Lyceum housing, West Bargo housing, East Bargo accepting applications for summer working aid employment. Ishtar.Comedy (PG-13).1:47 housing. The program is open to Leeward Lyceum all U.S., non-U.S. and contractor dependent youth who are at least 14 years of age. U.S. Stakeout.Action (R).1:58 CPO citizens General Assembly must have a social security number and 14 and A General Assembly of all Naval Base CPOs 15 year- olds must have written parental consent. will be held Friday, May 20, at 3 p.m. in the Clerical and laborer positions are available. A Harbor Lights Dining Room. The election of separate application, SF-173, is needed for each Guantanamo Gazette advisory board officers will be held. Other position and must clearly state which type of agenda items should be called to JOC Smith at work is desired. Capt. John S. Boyd, USN.Commander, U.S. Naval Base 4502 during working Lt. Bob Hines, USNR.Public hours. Applicants will be hired on a first come, first Affairs Officer A CPO Hail and Farewell JOC Gary Smith, USN.Assistant Public Affairs Officer will follow the serve basis. Applications may be picked up at JO3 John Gaona, USN.Editor meeting. For more information on the Hail and NBCPO, Bldg. 804, between 12:30 and 4 p.m., DM3 Paul Czech, USNR.Layout Farewell, call YNC Bell at 2300. Monday through Friday and must be returned by JOSN Joel D. Parks, USNR.Assistant Editor June 3. Employment will begin June 20. JOSA Dirk Rose, USN.Sports Editor Independence Day Committee JOSN Mike Riess, USN.Staff Writer Marlene L. Siegel.Secretary There will be meeting of the 1988 American Alcoholics Anonymous meetings Independence Day Committee Fred Van Horn.Staff Assistant Friday, May 20, Are you having trouble with your drinking? at 2 p.m. in the Tiffany English.Student Aid Marine Barracks conference Have others made comments about your drink- room, 2nd floor, Bldg. M201. It is requested The Guantanamo Gazette is published at Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, that ing? If you all unit representatives attend. would like to do something about it, Cuba, according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspa- we may have the solution. Alcoholics Anony- pers under the direction of the public affairs officer. The Guantanamo mous is a fellowship of men and women who Gazette is printed five times a week at government expense on government Navy Relief Lottery share experience, strength, and hope with equipment, at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. each NSGA is sponsoring a base-wide lottery for other so that they may recover from alcoholism. The opinions and statements that appear herein are not to be construed as all military, dependents, contract and foreign Meetings official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Commander, U.S. are nightly at 8 p.m. at McCalla Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of Building 760 workers 18 years of age or older. Hangar. (Admin Hill). The office can be reached at 4502.

PAGE 2 THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1988 GUANTANAMo GAZETTE Register at MWR Youth Activities Change in SAM program Summershine Camp to begin in June School's almost out and kids scheduled five two-week ses- Youth Activities offers Beforesh- Recent CNO policy Selected Reserve (SELRES) are eager for a ray of Summersh- sions for this year. The session ine from 7 to 9 a.m. and Aftersh- changes now permit Sea and General Assignment Recall ine! dates are June 20 through July 1, ine from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Each Air Mariner (SAM) Program Program. MWR Youth Activities will July 5-15, July 18-29, August 1- camp extension costs $5 per week enlisted personnel and Officer OSAM personnel may ac- hold registration for Summersh- 12 and August 15-26. for each child. Seaand Air Mariner (OSAM) cept to extended active duty in ine Day Camp at their office on Summershine Day Camp pro- Program personnel to serve TAR or General Assignment Radio Point from 8:30 a.m. to The camp costs $30 per week vides learning and play for chil- on extended active duty in-the Recall Program or accept 5:30 p.m. the following days: for onechild in the family and $25 dren who will enroll in first regular Navy and the Naval regular Navy augmentation. Tuesday, May 31 and Wednes- for each additional child. A $5 through sixth grade in the fall. Reserve. day, June 1 for current FAN pa- non-refundable deposit per ses- Youth Activities will arrange age SAM personnel may enlist Specific eligibility criteria trons and Thursday and Friday, sion will reserve a place for each groups pending the availability of in the regular Navy or accept and application procedures are June 2-3 for the general public. child. Youth Activities then de- group leaders. recall to active duty in the available in NAVMILPER- ducts this deposit from the Residents with any questions, Training and Administration SCOMNOTE 1100 dated Summershine Camp meets weekly fee. or who would like more informa- Reserve (TAR) Program or March 3, 1988. from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week- For children needing care tion, should call the Youth Ac-

d days, and Youth Activities has outside regular camp hours, tivities Office at 4075. CLASSIFIED ADS AWH and ask for All items for the classified sec- and dryer, 1.5 years old, fits great in ('82) OB and 25 Evinrude ('83) phone 2330 or 2570. 2288 DWH or2461 tionmustbe submitted on8 1/2 by 11 housing where space is tight. New kicker, VHF, outriggers, rod racks, FURNITURE MA1 Thompson. Combination table saw, planer and in. paper with a maximum of 40 cost $800. Will sell for $550, avail. dive platform. Powerful, stable plat- Brand new handy bed, never used, radial arm saw, French manufac- wordsper advertisement. Each item June 20. Call 2336 AWH. form with 60-gal. tank, two anchors, when disassembled it folds into a to be sold must be submitted on a AUOS two ski lines with bridle, vest, cylinder cloth case like an umbrella. turer, 50hz, plus misc. hand tools and mahogany planks, Call 4305 AT. separate sheet of paper unless they '75 T-bird, runs but needs alternator. $9,850. Call Cmdr. Hilburn at 6341 Ideal to sleep overnight guest, $50. fall under the same category. Ads Inspection good until March '88, DWH or 4532 AWH. Call 3165 after 2 p.m. We call her our little black Cuban submitted which include a variety of $400 OBO. Contact ET3 Parmentier 20 ft. Grady white boat with center Solid-wood bookcase, 7 ft. wide, 6.5 items will be placed under Miscella- at GHT C234 AT. console, '87 V-6 170hp Evinrude, ft. high, walnut,lots of shelves, 4100 spaniel with a curly tail. Ginger is neous. Ads must be signed and in- '78 Ford Mustang, new paint, runs out-of-bounds certified. Outriggers, OBO. Call 4578 AWH or 5345 over 1 year old and a very friendly indoor/outdoor dog,who is in need of clude a phone number where the good, needs new inspection, $850 600 ft. anchor line, anchor, VHF DWH. submitted can be reached during OBO. Contact ET3 Parmentier at radio, lifejackets, 2 sets of skis, ski 42 in. round table and 4 chairs w/ a new home. Call Juliette Scobie at and up-to-date. normal working hours. GHT C234 AT. rope and many other extras, $9,000. tablecloth, $15. Call 3237 or 2434 4128 AT. Sheis fixed Deadlines:Adsarepublishedfor '74 Chevy Malibu Classic Estate Call 2850 or 4796 DWH. AT. Free to a god home: 2-year-old male two consecutive days (Monday and wagon, a/c, a/t. Same owner 14 14 ft. tri-hull fishing boat w/trailer, MISCELLANEOUS cat. All shots, declawed, neutered, Tuesday and Thursday and Friday). years, new engine in '80. Leaving recently refurbished. Come by Nob Kitchen table and four chairs, $60. comes with litter box, grooming cat kennel. Adsmustbe inby noon Wednesday or island June 21. $1,500 nego. Call Hill 49A and see the boat. Make me Nintendo entertainment system with tools and brand new Friday preceding the desired publi- 3590 AT. an offer. Call 4849 or 4237 DWH or robot, laser gun and 6 games, all for Going overseas and can't take with cation dates. '79 Honda Accord, 2-dr., hatchback, 3844 AWH and ask for PO Crowe. $180. Call 3593 after 3:30 p.m. us. Call 2850. Leeward Point residents may runs well, excel. cond., a/c, AM/FM, 16 ft. fiberglass tri-hull with canopy, Trailer TP-1713 located at Cuban SERVICES housecleaning on a weekly submit advertisements via tele- new tires, avail.May 27, $2,200. Call great cond. Add a 9-25hp engine and Trailer Park, four bedrooms, two I will do phone. All other residents must sub- 4366 or 4453 DWH or 3271 AWH. your on the bay at a reasonable price, bathrooms. New concrete living basis. FMI, call 3165 after 2 p.m. mit written ads to the Public Affairs '71 OldsmobileDelta88,$4500BO. $350. Call Bob at4520 DWH or2274 room, kitchen and veranda add-on, STEREO EQUIPMENT Office, Bldg. 760, Admin Hill, or Call 4987 AT. AWH. built Sept. 1987 w/covered carpet. Pioneer stereo system w/speakers Guard Mail Stop 53. '75 Chevy Luv pickup, runs great, CAREER Sale includes 6 A/C units, 1 washer, and cabinet, excel. cond., $800OBO. new clutch and battery, needs some 12 X 20ft.,light green, $150.10 X 12 1 dryer, 2 refrigerators and kitchen Call 3183 after 5 p.m. YARD SALES body work, no major rust, depend- ft., gray/blue, $100. Both just exhaust fan in-place. Call E. Neyra at TELEVISIONS 3014. Zenith 9-in., black and white, price Ocean View TP 24 - 8 to 11 a.m. able, avail. June 23, $1,300. Call cleaned. Call 3874 or see at CB 1154. 3521 AT or Klipsch, Heresy B/B, nego. Call4316DWHor3364AWH. Ice chest, Graco swing, high chairs, 2336 AWH. 12 X 12 ft., dark green, excel. cond., Loud speakers, 300 cassettes, books double bed If you can wait until June 21 you can $75. Call 3237 or 2434 AT. one pair, excel. cond., approx. 2 RCA 13-in. color, 4 years old, great and works like linen, large tea pot, mini AKAI cas- be the proud owner of a '79 Dodge 15 X 12 ft., red, at Quarters "K", years old, $500. Contact ET1 Carter for a second TV,looks sette AM/FM player, 32-piece din- half-ton pickup. New battery, new Admin Hill. Call 4628 AWH. at 3002 AWH or 4105 DWH. new, $175. Avail. June 20. Call 2336 'ner set, baby blankets, change table, tires, passed inspection May '88, 12 X 21 ft., sculptured brown with 33mm camera, Nikon FE2, black AWH. with SB-16 flash, Tamron 28-80 19-in portable color, 1.5 years old, $5, and plants. perfect beach-dive truck, $1,500. pads,$175. 10.4 X 11 ft., sculptured Call 2472 AT. Nob Hill 40B - 8 a.m. to noon. Call 4598 AWH or 5343 DWH. brown, $100. 9 X 12 ft., charcoal macro lens, Tamron 70-210 macro like new, $200. Stereo, stereo cabinet, clothes, Nin- gray solid, $100. 9 X 12 ft., peach lens, gadget bag and many extras, TWO WHEELERS tendo game and much more. No early AUTO PARTS solid, $100. All carpets 18 months $750. Contact ET1 Carter at 3002 '82 Honda CM200T Twinstar, runs birds. BB Ford 360 cu. in. engine, new old, no pets, one owner. Avail. July AWH or 4105 DWH. very good, includes helmet, owner's Villarnar 606B - Sat. 8 to 10 a.m. carb., runs good, practically new 15. Call Tina at 4714 DWH or 2957 Tandy 1000 dual disk drive computer manual, tool pouch and title, $925. Craft items, furniture, household headers and exhaust system. FMI, AWH. w/color monitor and printer. Soft- Call Ronnie at 4776 DWH or 3665 included. Re- items, diver's wet suit, clothes, etc. call MA1 Thompson at 2288 DWH DIVE GEAR ware, joystick, games AWH. West liargo 1A - Sat. 8 a.m. - ? or 2461 AWH. Sherwood tank, Aqua Lung Calypso tails for $1,700 stateside. A steal at '84 Honda 125 Aero, 5,300 miles, Queen-size bed, head board, mat- IV with octopus regulators, one U.S. $900. Call Dennis at 4435DWH or $600. Call 2214 AWH. tress, an more. Pontoon boat, 12 ft. x 28 ft., sun deck, Diver and one Dacor. Call 2288 GHT C-239. '72 Honda XL-350, 2,000 orig. head, storage, 40 hp. motor with two DWH or 2461 AWH and ask for Ceiling fan, never used, brand new. miles, good cond., $500 OBO. Call Fold-up scoller with denim seat was others for parts, plenty of extras, MA1 Thompson. Call 3508 AWH. 3183 after 5 p.m. left in front of the Navy Exchange $2,000. Call Dave at 4820 DWH or Tech-pro wet suit, never worn, price '84 New Standard encyclopedia, '75 Harley Davidson, in boxes, new May 14 and last seen at 6:30 p.m. If 3563 AWH. nego. Call 3255 AWH. includes quarterly updates through paint job, new chromed parts, many found, kindlycall Juliette Scobie at 75 X 14 ft. steel hull handyman spe- summer '87, home and auto repair chromed extras, engine runs good, 4128 AT. It's needed for travel May cial. Salvage rights for sale. Call EMPLOYMENT books and address for future updates, $4,500 firm. Call4023 DWH or 3688 24. 4305 AT. Immediate help wanted at Vet $400 firm. Call Terri at 2915 AT. AWH and ask for Roni. AIR CONDITIONERS 12 X 21 ft. barrel boat, '86 Mariner Clinic. Administrative Services Large house plants, $25 to $40. Call WANTED Fedders 24,000 Btu, 220-volt, $100. 25hp in new cond., all accessories Clerk, AS-05. NTE 30 days. Contact 3590. Teenager to babysit 2 boys, 4 and 6, Call 4316 DWH or 3364 AWH. included plus 100hp Evinrude. MWR at 2249 FMI. Apply at Two surf boards, 5 ft. 6 in., $50; 5 ft. Saturday evenings. We would prefer APPLIANCES Needs work. Call 2309 AT or 4881 NBCPO. 7 in. $80. Call Scott at 3590 after 3 the Villamar or Nob Hill areas but 1-year-old GE chest-type freezer, six DWH. The following positions are open at p.m. will consider other areas. Call Terri cu. ft., good size for most base hous- 21 1/2 ft. v-hull fishing boat, 85hp the MCX until May 20: Sales Asso- Bowling ball, Ebomte Firebolt 50, at 2915 AT. ing. New cost $360. Will sell for Johnson motor withPower Trip tilt, 2 ciate, PS-2/LGS-3, Main Store; brand new, 15.5 lbs., $50. Call 2454. Need help with tune-up on a diesel $250. Call 2336 AWH. extra motors for parts, all safety Customer Service Associate, PS-4/ Singer Athena 2000 sewing ma- engine Escort. Anyone with knowl- on automotive Litton microwave oven, large-size equip., new Apeleco chart recorder, LGS-4, Main Store; General Ac- chine, like new, easy to use, lots of edge or experience meal in one unit, like new, works fish finder. Too many more extras to counting Clerk, AS-4/LGS-4, Ware- features, $175. Call 2336 AWH. diesel engines please call 3802 great, $150, avail. June20. Call2336 list. Call Bob at 2131 DWH or 3666 house. FMI, or an application, con- Baldwin full-size organ, it plays AWH. AWH. AWH. tact the MCX secretary at Bldg. M- several instruments including drums Twin mattress, good cond., Call Whirlpool Thin-Twin combo washer 20ft. SeaOx ('82) with 200Evmrude 613 located on Sherman Avenue or andbass footpedals, $600 OBO. Call 4580 AT.

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1988 PAGE 3 SPORTS Aquatics Department holds another successful Family Beach Daze The MWR Aquatics Depart- Adams and Rashad Burnside in Cook, Rachel Walker, Nydia Kristi Baron was the top hooped Leon Noteware and ment recently held another Kit- second and Christopher and Leon Mitchell, Tiffany Anderson, and hooper in the girls 4-7 division, Christopher Noteware. tery Beach Family Beach Daze Noteware in third place. Kristi Baron fried the competitors followed by Lydia Cook and The next Family Beach Daze May 15. In the water jug relay, the for first place. Amanda Cook. will be held June 12. Make sure to In the balloon toss, the team of team of Sean Darmanin, Bobby The young Michelangelos have all your talents fine tuned by Tim and Kristi Baron out-tossed Winters, Leon Noteware, Caleb shined in the sand sculpturing The top twister in the boy's then for a day of fun in the sun at Heather Jantz and Rachel Walker Melazzo, Carmella Jones, Nydia contest as Robert Basnight, Mi- division was Billy Neely. He out- Kittery Beach. for top honors. Mitchell, Rachel Walker, Lydia chael Basnight, Amanda Cook, Carmella Jones blazed away Cook, Amanda Cook, Lavon Lydia Cook, Casey Minter, and from the pack to top Leon Note- Glover, Lawrence Guillory, and Kristi Baron took top honors. ware and Rashad Burnside in the Jeannette Tacket outsloshed their Close behind was Bobby Adams sack race for ages 9-13. competitors to claim first place. in second and Leon Noteware In the 5-8 age division, Chris- In the tennis ball relay, Lydia teamed up with Christopher topher Noteware sacked faster Cook, Kristi Baron, Rashad Noteware to take third. Ace than Kelly Jantz to claim the title Burnside, Angela Winters, Jer- Winters and Keith Lammers of "fastest sacker." emy Nelson, Anthony Gonzolaz, judged the competition. In the three legged race, and Sean Darmanin claimed the In the hula hoop contest, Nydia Mitchell and Jeannette title. Nydia Mitchell was the top Tacket combined efforts and legs In the egg and spoon relay, it hooper in the girl's 8-12 division. to come in first place. Following was all yoke and white as Heather She edged Angela Winters and Scavengers search or treasure in tne Kittery meacn pool the winning team were Bobby Jantz, Michael Basnight, Amanda Rachel Walker. area. (Photo by Debra B. Miines) Brissette's Chargers conquer all to take women's volleyball league By JOSA DIRK ROSE sistent," said Brissette. "I didn't down, the Chargers, high school ris, Amy Shulkusky, Connie Logan for his work with the want to do anything fancy, just and Photo Lab found themselves Towns, Nancy Dias, Tanya league. He put it all together and The Brissette Chargers, a keep the ball in play. in a three-way tie for first place. Tongue and Lourdes Colon. "A made it enjoyable for everyone," team put together almost at the "We lost a lot of side outs on "NAS should have been in the special note should go to Bryan Brissette finished. last minute, claimed the title in serves, so we focused on that," he playoffs, but they had to forfeit the Ladies Recreational Volley- added. their last two games because of ball League. The Chargers only had one the ladies volleyball team playing "I felt we would be competi- practice before their first game in the Tidewater tournament," Major League scores tive, but I wasn't sure we could with the high school, a team he said Brissette. win the league with teams like called their "nemesis." American League Milwaukee Brewers 1 NAS, Hospital and the Photo "We played each team twice, In the first round of the play- Boston Red Sox 4 Lab," said Russell Brissette, and we could beat the other offs, the high school defeated the Oakland A's 1 National League coach of the Chargers. teams, all but the high school," he Photo Lab, which set up for the Cincinnati Reds 8 Not only was theseason's end said. "After the second loss, we final between the Chargers and Cleveland Indians 2 Atlanta Braves 4 hoped we a pleasant surprise, but acquiring could play them again, the high school. Chicago White Sox 1 the team was also out of the blue. just toprove we couldbeat them." "We were happy to play the Although "My wife, Judy, is the one they did lose to the high school," said Brissette. "We Texas Rangers 4 Houston Astros 4 who got involved in the league," high school, the Chargers pulled just wanted another chance to Toronto Blue Jays 0 Pittsburgh Pirates 2 said Brissette. "She attended the together well with fine efforts to play them." defeat meetings, called the players, and NAS, Hospital and SIMA. The Chargers played well and Baltimore Orioles 8 San Francisco Giants 5 "All the games we played got most of it organized. Origi- defeated the high school for the Angels 7 Philadelphia Phillies 1 nally, she attended the organiza- with NAS went to three matches first-place victory. tional meeting with the hopes of and they were all close," Brissette Brissette said he was very Kansas City Royals 8 New York Mets 5 getting on a team, not getting a said. "I would say they were proud of the way his team hung Minnesota Twins 2 San Diego Padres 2 team." probably the bestcoached team in together and is thinking about a But Brissette didn't waste the the league. team next year. Seattle Mariners St. Louis Cardinals 4 "I was sure Bryan Logan chance and set out with his group, Playing for the Chargers were New York Yankees Chicago Cubs 1 planning nothing fancy,justplay- would have a good team with the Judy Brissette, Bertica Gonzalez, (Postponed, rain) ing ball. Photo Lab as well," he added. Vicki Darmanin, Sharon Law, Montreal Expos 3 "I wanted the team to be con- After the season play wound Sharon Burnette, Cassandra Har- Detroit Tigers 3 Los Angeles Dodgers 0

The Athletic Council Representative for each com- For more information, call John Powell at 2560. AREA mand/unit listed below is requested to assign one member to attend the subject meeting. Only one person Aquatics Department Activities per command is to attend. In preparation of the scheduled June 6 starting date, A June swim meet has been set for Saturday, ATHLETICS bi-laws will be distributed and specifics as to days and June 18, from 8 to 11 a.m. at the Marine pool. Warm- Youth Activities times of play will be decided upon during the subject ups begin at 7:15 a.m. meeting. The swim meet is free, but registration is required Race against the wind and your friends at the The following commands/units are requested to by calling 2560 no later than June 15. For more Youth Bicycle Race Saturday, May 21, at McCalla details, call Patrick at 2560. Hangar. The race begins at 9 a.m. and is free to all attend: FTG, Marine Barracks, NAS, VC-10, NSGA, Guantanamo Bay youth. Co. "L", Hospital, Dental, W.T. Sampson High School, SIMA, PWD, Port Services, Supply, Project Player First-place finishers in three age groups will Navy Exchange, Activities receive awards. Commissary, Ordnance, Brig, Disbursing, PSD, EOD, Project Player is hosting a Chess and Backgam- PAO, SATCOM, Comptroller, Register through Thursday, May 19, at the Youth BCT, AAWC, Photo mon Tournament at the Leeward Point Community Activities Office at 4075. Lab, Admin, Chaplains, BEQ/BOQ, NSPPO, MCPOC, Center Wednesday, June 1, at 6:30 p.m. Career Counselor, NBS, and MWR Director. Registrations will be taken at 6:15 p.m. and a $1 MWR Youth Activities invites all pre-teens to For more information, call 2560. fee will be collected. Prizes will be awarded. This putt around the Miniature Golf Course at the Mar- tournament is open to the community as well. Attention all blehead Bowling Center Tuesday, May 24. The Captain's Cup participants. The MWR event Athletics and Fitness begins at 3 p.m. for pre-teens only and costs $1 per Office has scheduled a Captain's NAVSTA Blue track person. Cup Doubles Ping Pong Tournament to begin Saturday, Limited space is available, so register early by May 28, at 1 p.m. at the base gym. Register through 12:30 p.m. the day of the tourna- Anyone interested in participating in the track Friday, May 20, at the Youth Activities Office. Call and field meet for NAVSTA Blue should contact the office at 4074 for more information. ment by calling 2560. Participation will earn your command points in the Captain's Cup competition. SH2 Christopher at 2145 AWH or 4470 DWH. Departments that fall under NAVSTA Blue are Fitness Division Events The organizational meeting for the Captain's Cup PSD, Supply, Port Services, Ordnance, Security, Brig The official Captain's Athletic Excellency Golf Track and Field Meet has been set for Friday, May 27, and the Commissary/NEX. Organizational meeting will be held in the base at 3 p.m. at the Cooper Field gym. gym Thursday, May 19, at 3 p.m. Meet entries shall be submitted through May 27 to NAVSTA Blue Golf The meeting will be chaired by the MWR Sports the Athletic and Fitness Office at the gym. The Track Anyone interested in participating in inter- Coordinator and assisted by the Golf Course Man- and Field Meet will begin at 7:30 a.m. at the W.T. command golf for NAVSTA Blue should contact ager. Sampson High School track. SH2 Dillon at 4911 or 3447. I

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