Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 28 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, February 13, 1989 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission clarifies its position on complaint process regarding harassment By BETTYE P. MARTIN nation complaint procedure is to determine person. form, for inclusion in the investigative file. Deputy EEO Officer whether, in fact, discrimination has oc- Preliminary to the counselor's inter- The Deputy Equal Employment Op- curred so that remedial action can be taken view with the official, the latter must be portunity Officer (DEEOO) who oversees Consistent with applicable laws and as appropriate. Investigations and hearings advised that he or she has been named or the processing of the complaint keeps the regulations, it is the Equal Employment in discrimination complaint cases are es- identified by a potential complainant, must ADO informed of the progress of the Opportunity Commission's (EEOC) pol- sentially fact-finding processes which have be informed of the nature of any allegations investigation in approximately the same icy that federal agencies create and main- as their purpose the development and re- made, and must be advised of the right to manner as in which thecomplainantis kept tain a positive environment for use of the cording of evidence on which an informal have representation present during the informed. complaint process by aggrieved persons and impartial decision can be based. interview to provide advise on how to Hearing and for protection of complainants and Complaints are filed "against" agen- respond to any questions the counselor may The ADO would normally be expected witnesses from retaliation or harassment cies, not "against" individuals. Individuals ask. to have personal knowledge of facts bear- based on their participation in the process. are named as witnesses who have some This right of representation, if so de- ing on the complaint, and his or her testi- While there is no requirement that a knowledge of the facts of the complaint. sired, continues throughout the complaint mony at a hearing, if one is conducted, complaint of discrimination include identi- The following guidance is provided with process. What is of particular importance would ordinarily be considered necessary fication of an "alleged discriminating offi- respect to the participation of "ADOs" in here is that one's alleged involvement with by the parties to the complaint. The pres- cial" (ADO), complainants often identify the various identified stages of the com- a complaint must not be construed as an ence of the ADO and his or her representa- individual(s) responsible for the alleged plaint process. indictment of discrimination, nor does it tive at a hearing will be limited to the time discrimination. Because agencies must Counseling (pre-Complaint Stage) give such individual unlimited rights to the official appears as a witness. The consider taking disciplinary action against When at the informal counseling stage, complaint files. representative's role at a hearing is limited individuals who are found to have illegally an aggrieved person or applicant has named Investigation to advising the ADO on how to respond to discriminated, it isEEOC's position that in or otherwise identified an individual as An ADO, whether identified at the time questions. the interest of fairness, persons named as being responsible for an alleged act of a formal complaint is filed or during the It is essential to the integrity of the ADOs should be affordeda significant role discrimination, the EEO counselor must course of the investigation, must be given complaint system that complainants, their in the complaint process, and that such can solicit the views of that ADO unless the the right to respond to any and all allega- representatives, and witnesses be free from be accomplished without undermining the counselor otherwise obtains and provides tions made against him or her. The ADO restraint, interference, coercion, discrimi- integrity of that process. information which exonerates the official must be given full opportunity to state the nation, or reprisal at any stage of the The principal purpose of the discrimi- to the clear satisfaction of the aggrieved facts as he or she sees them, in affidavit complaint process. CCPO announces policy on Renewal Agreement Travel CONUS hire employees considering months for employees signing a renewal of the initial tour, up to 90 days, to permit An employee may travel alone or be ac- Renewal Agreement Travel in conjunction agreement to serve an additional tour at the scheduling of leave to accommodate slack companied by dependents. Dependents with a 24-month tour extension should same or another post. periods, school vacations, other personal or may travel unaccompanied but cannot keep in mind that the entitlement is for use For example, an employee may take job related reasons acceptable to and ap- perform round trip travel under renewal between the date of completion of one renewal travel during the 23rd or 24th proved by the command. agreement authority if the employee con- agreementandprior to serving another tour month of present tour in order to have 24 For example, if the employee's first cerned does not perform authorized re- of duty, according to the Consolidated months remaining in the employee's ex- tour ends April 1989, the employee wishes newal agreement travel. Unaccompanied Civilian Personnel Office. tended tour upon return from renewal to wait until school is out in June to take dependents will notbe alloweddelayed use The tour of duty under a renewal agree- travel. Employees are reminded that home renewal travel. The employee may extend of renewal agreement authority beyond six ment begins on the date the employee leave cannot be used until an employee has his or her first tour up to 90 days(27-month months after the date the employee begins reports for duty at the overseas duty station completed 24 months of continuous service tour) and execute a 24-month extension such travel, except for special provisions following his or her completion of renewal overseas unless the employee is eligible whereby upon his or her return from re- authorized for teachers. agreement travel. The tour of 24 months based on a previous overseas tour. newal travel, a new 24-month tour begins. For more information on the Renewal may be administratively reduced by two An employee may request an extension Travel in family units is not required. Travel Agreement, contact CCPO. Leeward Point Fire Protection Division sponsors Safe Kid's Day February 17 By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE the day's scheduled activities beginning at firefighters use, according to Baez. 8 a.m. at the Fleet Training Group audito- After the tour, the children will join the The President of the United States has rium. NAS Fire Protection Division team and declared the week of February 12-17 as ABH2 Glenn Baez, chief fire inspector, watch as the firefighters demonstrate bat- National Safe Kids Week, and the Naval will give a brief introduction on fire pre- tling a real fire at the pit area. Air Station Fire Protection Division is vention and then the children will watch a The children will then be given the joining in by sponsoring a Safe Kid's Day, film demonstrating the hazards of a fire and opportunity to ask questions. February 17. how to escape a burning building. The 6th graders of the W. T. Sampson All the children will take the 10 a.m. The day's activities will end with the Elementary school and children on the ferry to the Leeward side. There will be an students from W. T. Sampson Elementary Leeward side who are in 6th grade or open house, and the children can take a tour school taking the 1 p.m. ferry back to younger, will be invited to participate in of a fire station and see the equipment Windward. February is National Children's Dental Health Month By EVELYN D. HARRIS molars play a role. - Avoid "baby-bottle tooth-decay syn- AFIS Correspondent Greater awareness of the importance of drome." Putting a baby to bed with a bottle of dental hygiene is also a factor. He said that the milk or juice may result in rampant decay and February 1989 marks the 41st National success of the Dependent Dental Program loss of baby teeth. This can lead to toothaches Children's Dental Health Month. The Ameri- allows military dental facilities to focus on a and infection and even cause problems in can Dental Association sponsors the annual program to increase that awareness during eating and talking. There may be problems observance and is using the slogan, "A this month. when the permanent teeth come in with no Healthy Smile Shows Your Style." Here are some dental health tips from baby teeth to guide them, which means ex- According to the American Dental Asso- McDavid and the American Dental Associa- pensive orthodontic treatment to correct the ciation, four out of 10 children today have tion: resulting misaligned teeth. never had tooth decay. By contrast, in 1945, - Parents should take children to a den- - Discourage your children from eating before fluoride was added to most communi- tist by the age of 12 months. This allows the too many sugary snacks. ties' drinking water, almost every child did. dentist to detect potential problems when - If a pregnant woman takes the antibi- Navy Capt. Tom McDavid, special assis- they can more easily be corrected and helps otic tetracycline, her baby's teeth may come tant for dental affairs to the assistant secretary the child develop a positive attitude toward in stained. Therefore, if you think you may be of defense for health affairs, said that in addi- dental care. pregnant, tell your doctor. Tetracycline may tion to fluoride, other advances such as the - Parents need to help children brush still be the drug of choice, but let your doctor use of sealants on children's permanent their teeth until they're about 5 years old. make a fully informed decision. CAREER COUNSELOR'S CORNER BAY NEWS By NCC (AW) ELAINA FOLEY NAVSTA Career Counselor Open Line Officers' Club Advisory Board Mr. Wulf and Mr. Brock of MWR, will be The next Officers' Club Advisory Board Duty assignments play a very more desired billet never becomes Capt. John S. Boyd's guest on Open Line Tuesday, meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 23, importantpartinretention ofperson- available. Feb. 14, at 7 p.m., on Cable Channel 2. at 3 p.m., in the Officers' Club dining room. Send nel. Especially first and second This is a misconception on the agenda items to Patty DeLeon at Stop #31 or call termers. For this reason, it is neces- negotiator's part. Once you request Mongolian barbecue them in at 2249. sary for all hands to understand just to be penciled in for a billet, it is A Mongolian barbecue is set for Wednesday, how the negotiating process works. assumed you want that billet. Feb. 15, on the patio of the Windjammer Club, McCalla Airfield closure The first step is simply to submit Once the detailer receives au- from 6 to 10 p.m. Entertainment will be provided The McCalla Airfield will be closed February an up-to-date Duty Preference Form. thority to release orders on a negoti- by a local D.J. from 8 p.m. to midnight. For more 14, from noon to 3 p.m. You can obtain these forms and as- ated request, he is going to do just information, call Kate at 2304. sistance in filling them out from your that. This is to ensure that billets are Welcome newcomers divisional career counselors. Once not gapped and departing/arriving ID card note you reach the transfer window a commands, including the member, Would you like to receive information and meet computer will automatically scan can make arrangements for the PSD will open Saturday, Feb. 18, from 9 a.m. other base residents who can assist with adjustment available billets to see if they match member's transfer. to noon, to issue ID cards. All dependent ID card to the base? The Family Service Center offers the up with your preferences. If we were allowed to change our applications must be pre-verified and signed by the Welcome Coffee program. This program will meet This may be all that is necessary negotiations nobody would receive sponsor. These hours are for the issuance of ID Thursday, Feb. 16, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. For more on our part to acquire our desired orders until the last possible month. cards only. ID cards may also be issued during information, call the FSC at 4141 or 4153. billet. On the other hand, it's a good However, this is not the main reason. normal PSD working hours, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., idea to contact our detailers once we More importantly, all of the detail- Monday through Friday. For additional informa- Valentine's Party tion, call PSD Customer Service at 4147 or 4544. reach our transfer window. Nor- ers' immediate rollers will have al- Escort your favorite girl (or guy) to a special mally, we can continue to call back ready been identified to fill other Valentine's Party Tuesday, Feb. 14, from 6 to 10 each month until the second month billets and, since they are not avail- Tye-Dye T-Shirt Night p.m., at the Windjammer Club. A buffet special of prior to our PRD without accepting able to take over your negotiated Campus Player is sponsoring a Tye-Dye T- steamship round will be available and a local D.J. orders in hopes that our desired billet billet, it would cause that billet to be Shirt Night Saturday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m., at will provide the evenings' entertainment from 8 is on line. gapped. "Saturday's" the teen night club. Just bring your p.m. to midnight. This event is for couples only. This is somewhat of a gamble. Believe it or not, our detailers are own T-Shirt and dye it the colors you want. Come For more information, call Kate at 2304. Some people will accept orders as much concerned with finding an early because there is a limited amount of dye. For sooner than the last possible month acceptable billet as with satisfying more information, call Amy at 3845. Auxiliary firefighters because they may be offered another the "needs of the Navy." Sometimes acceptable billet, and would rather it may be necessary to submit an Dental cleanings All auxiliary firefighters are to report to Fire take thatthenchance losing a desired Enlisted Personnel Action Request Station #1 for mandatory training at 1 p.m., billet. (NAVPERS 1306/7) or GUARD III Openings for dental cleaning appointments are Tuesday, Feb. 14. presently Some personnel have been ac- request for a specific billet. available. Active duty and dependent beneficiaries who cepting a second choice billet early Your initial contact with the de- have had exams and were scheduled for cleanings in the negotiation window and have tailer or guidance from a Retention but were unable to make Hidden Beach been surprised when orders come in. Team counselor will help you decide appointments, should call the Dental Clinic at 4554 or 4556. If you have They call the detailer back and in- whether or not this action is neces- not had a recent examination, The use of Hidden Beach will be reserved for the form him that they just wanted to be sary. At any rate, the first step is to you can make an appointment by calling the Coast Guard Photo Team on the following dates: penciled in for those order so that submit your duty preferences to your aforesaid numbers. February 14, 16, 20, 23 and 24. they could hold that billet in case a detailer. Air conditioner repair Candlelight dinner WEEKLY WATER USAGE Beginning immediately, the NEX Garage is Make this Valentine's Day a special one. Enjoy offering service and repair of automobile air condi- a candlelight dinner at McDonald's February 14, Feb. 6-12 tioning units with a 24 hour advance notice. starting at 6:30 p.m. A host or hostess will be available to help with seating arrangements and - 2 ESAC meeting waiters and waitresses will take your order. 1.8 The W.T. Sampson Elementary School MG 1.6 Advisory Council (ESAC) will meet Tuesday, Feb. Navy wide exam note IA 1.4 14, at 6:30 p.m., in room B-10 of the elementary All requirements (PARS, professional course, LL 1.2 school. Military Leadership Exam and time-in-rate) must LL 1 be completed by all eligible E4/E5/E6 candidates 1 0 0.8 Worksheet sign-up on or before February 14. Schedule for the exam is as follows: P03, Signing of worksheets for all E4 through E6 ON 0.6 Tuesday, March 7; P02, Thursday, March 9; P01, N S candidates will be held 0.4 February 15 and 16, at PSD Tuesday, March 14. ESO, on the Windward side, and February 17, on 0.2 The advancement examinations will be the Leeward side. For more information, call PN2 0 administered at the Windjammer Club on the Cooper at 4553. aforesaid dates. Candidates should muster at 7 a.m., Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Blue Caribe special on the morning of the exam, with ID card in hand ® DAILY USE GOAL and in the uniform of the day. The Blue Caribe will have a 10 percent discount for every couple Tuesday, Feb. 14, in Housing inspections recognition of Valentine's Day. The Naval Station Fire Department will be conducting housing inspections from 4:30 to 7 p.m., Stations of the Cross on the following dates and locations: Entertainment Tonight The way of the cross will be observed every Tuesday, Feb. 14: VL 729A through VL 735B Tuesday, starting at 4:30 p.m., for the six weeks of Thursday, Feb. 16: VL 1219A through VL On Channel 2 Lent, in the Windward Chapel. 1229B Residents who are unable to comply with the NEX Beauty Shop hours above schedule should call the Fire Prevention 4:00 GUMMI BEARS Office at 3441 or 3442 to reschedule appointment. 4:30 SQUARE ONE TV Beginning February 14, the NEX Beauty Shop hours of operation will be as follows; Tuesday, 5:00 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW Wednesday and Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Air conditioning hours 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to Air conditioners may be used from noon to 8 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 4 p.m. The shop will be closed Sunday and Mon- a.m., the following morning. These hours must 6:15 SPORTS MACHINE day. followed and will be in effect until further notice. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 7:00 STAR TREK Scheduled power outages 8:00 MINI-SERIES: CAPTAINS AND KINGS Career Exploration workshop A power outage is scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., on the following dates and locations: 9:45 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) Before beginning your job search, the Career Tuesday, Feb. 14, East Caravella Bldgs. 1508, 9 and 10:00 MARRIED WITH CHILDREN Exploration workshop will help assess your inter- ests and values in the work place. The workshop 10; and Wednesday, Feb. 15, East Caravella Bldgs. 10:30 SATNET 1511, 12 and 15. will meet Tuesday, Feb. 14, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the Family Service Center. Call 4141 or 4153 for more information. Dinner/dance fashion show Guantanamo Gazette The Black History Month Committee is hosting Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Schnapps tasting a dinner/dance fashion show in the Windjammer Ballroom. The fashion There will be a schnapps tasting February 18, show is scheduled February 25, from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. The models will feature Base CCom a der.Ca t John S.Bo dUSN from noon to 3 p.m., at the Wine Cellar. Naval isase Commander . .apt. John . oyd , N Public Affairs Officer.Lt. Bob Hines, USNR fashions from the past and present. The guest Editorial Staff speaker for the evenings extravaganza is retired Editor.JO3 John Gaona, USN Civilian dentist on board Adm. Williams. Tickets are on sale through Assistant Editor.J03 Joel Parks, USNR The civilian dentist, Dr. Bob Pellerin, will be February 24 and can be purchased from your Sports Editor.JOSNDirk Rose USN on board February 17-21. Anyone wanting an ap- Staff Assistant.Sheree A. Ludwig-Tiller committee representative or call Rhonda Jameson at pointment needs to be at the Dental Clinic between 4157 or 4159 during working hours or 2651 after Theeditorial content of this paperitprepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office of the 8 and 11 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 18. working hours. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsement thereof. The Guantanamo Gazeae is printed five times a week atgovernment expense at the Navy Publication and Printing Service Branch Office. I

PAGE 2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1989 GUArANAO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS MISCELLANEOUS '87 high school class ring inNAS AV-600. Jenny Lynn high chair, $30. Fisher Price WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE Call 6351 to identify. travel crib, $30. Sears "Pooh" stroller/car- AIR CONDITIONERS riage, $40. J.C. Penney's "thru doorway" February 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Whirlpool 23,000 Btu, 2 years old, excel. playpen, $30. Snuggle front carrier, $10. Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun cond., $450. Whirlpool 23,000 Btu, works Also misc. items. All items in excel. cond. Officers ------18 great, $75. Call 4949 AT. Call 2590 AT. CPO ------17 19 APPLIANCES Go cart, 3 hp Briggs and Straton engine, 19.9 co. ft. refrigerator, 6 mos. old, $500. $150. Call 2672 AWH. Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 Call 2436 after 3 p.m. Fully equipped Commodore 128 system. McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 AUIS Includes 1571 extemal drive, dot matrix Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 15 '71 VW Beetle, sunroof, standard, lots of printer w/extra ribbons, blank disks and Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 new parts, new interior, $1,000 OBO. financial programs. Equip. has been kept Must sell by March 2. Call Chip at 6230 in mint cond. Call PO Roberts at 4660 DWH or 6193 AWH. DWH. - Indicates there will be no movie. '87 Ford T-Bird Turbo Coupe, white, Toaster oven, clean, works well, $25. Call Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. excel. cond., lowmiles. All options, full 5- Linda at 4591. yr. warranty. FMI, call 2327 after 2:30 Curtain rods and brackets, excel. cond., all 1. Bloodsport: Jean Claude Van Damme - Donald Gibb: An American Ninja becomes the first westemer to win the Kumite, p.m. for $20. Call 4949 AT. a martial arts contest staged every five years. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 32 min. /7 Chevy Monza, V-8, a/t, new tires, runs Long red formal, size 7, wom once, $50. great, $900 OBO. Call 4025 AWH and ask Call 4949 AT. 2. Funny Farm: Chevy Chase - Madolyn Smith: Chevy Chase and Madolyn Smith are a pair of urbanites who move to an for Walson Hall. Two fishing poles, 1 new, 1 used. Call isolated New England farming community called Redbud. Chase, a newspaper sports columnist,needs isolation to write novel '72 Plymouth Valiant "Slant 6", a/t. In- 2984 AWH or 6288 DWH. and finds Redbud to be anything but what he was looking for. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 41 min. spec. good until Nov., runs great, looks Commodore 128 computer, monitor, disk better than most, AM/FM cassette. Avail. drive, printer, desk, chair, software, $850. 3. The Couch Trip: Dan Aykroyd - Walter Matthau: Dan Aykroyd as an escaped mental patient takes over the practice of a March 3, $625. Call 4949 AT. Call 6220 DWH or 6014 AWH. Beverly Hills psychiatrist in this zany comedy. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 40 min. '74 Chevy Caprice, 2-dr., 350 V-8 engine Women's goodquality clothes, sizes 9-14. w/super interior. New trans., good tires, Dresses, 2 pieces, matemity dresses, for- 4. Night Of The Creeps: Jason Lively - Steve Marshall: Night of the Creeps is a suspense thriller about two outcast college $1,000 OBO. Avail. Feb. 20. Call Ann at mal, etc. Priced $.50 to $6. Call 2590 AT. freshman whose fraternity prank accidentally unleashes a frightening extraterrestrial invasion on campus. SUSPENSE 6204 DWH or 3467 AWH. Rival slicing machine, excel. cond., $18. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 28 min. '77 Toyota Corolla station wagon, AM/ Brass magazine rack, $6.50. Chess set, FM cassette. Runs well. Avail. March 3. marble like-material, $8. Tic-tac-toe set, 5. To Live And Die In L.A.: William L. Peterson - William Dafoe: When Secret Service agent Richard Chance's long-time FMI, call 3854 AT. marble, $5. Call 2590 AT. partner and friend is brutally murdered by a ruthless counterfeiter, all bets are off. Thrill to the non-stop no-nonsense, edge-of- '73 Plymouth Valiant, 6-cyl., 255 engine, SERYCES your-seat action of this sophisticated high-energy crime drama about murder, passion, betrayal and vengeance. CRIME a/t, runs well, dependable. Inspec. good American Heart Association CPR instruc- DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 56 min. until Feb. '90, $700 finn. Will not accept tor avail. Cards given at completion of class. Class time 4 to 6 hours. Six to 8 payments. Call 3681 AWH. 6. Quicksilver: Kevin Bacon - Jami Gertz: A Wall Street whiz kid goes broke and starts the bicycle Quicksilver Messenger students LO.ATS required. If interested call Stuart Service. He goes back to the stock market to finance his prospective father-in-law's new business. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 46 min. 17.5 ft. red and white Bayliner w/130 hp at 2886 AWH. engine, 280 outdrive, bimini STEREO EQUIPMENT Volvo Penta 7. Rumpelstilskin: Amy Irving - Clive Revill: Once again the charming fairytale of a young girl and the dwarf who saves her trailer, flare rack system, double cassette play- top and all covers, Ventura Pioneer life by spinning straw into gold is brought to the big screen, this time starring Amy Irving with a cameo appearance by her son gun kit, first aid kit, electric bilge pump w/ ers, phono, mixing amp., mike and instru- Max Spielberg. FANTASY (G) 1 hr. 24 min. hand bilge pump backup, 2 anchors, elec- ment hook-ups, equalizer, tuner, timer, tiltplus extras, $5,000 OBO. Call 4477 300 watt, speakers, plus. FMI, call 2327 tric 8. Thumbelina: Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale classic comes colorfully to life in this beautiful new production. It is the after 2:30 p.m. DWH or 2672 AWH. heart-warming drama of a tiny girl bom inside a tulip. A mere wisp no larger than a thumb, she is named appropriately Cabin CruiserOwens 25 ft., 2 bunks, head, Kenwood component stereo system. In- Thumbelina. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 3 min. sink, dive platform, VHF radio, out-of- cludes cassette deck, tuner, amplifier, bounds certified, all safety equip, $4,200 turntable and 2 speakers. 45w continuous 9. Tough Guys: Burt Lancaster - Kirk Douglas: After 30 years of imprisonment, a released pair of notorious train robbers Call 6220 DWH or 6014 AWH. power, a bargain at $300. Call 3650 AT. OBO. experience a variety of comedic exploits in 1980s Los Angeles. The two set out for one last caper involving the train they 15.5 ft. Crestliner, good cond., trailer in- TWO WHEELERS unsuccessfully robbed three decades earlier. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 42 min. cluded w/extra tires. '83 25 hp Johnson, '80 Honda moped, light blue, runs, $200. needs work, $500 OBO. Must sell. Call Call 2590 AT. 10a. Double Feature: Twelve Months: When a poor orphan is given the impossible task of finding flowers in December that 6344 DWH or 2713 AWH and ask for '84 Honda Aero 125, runs great,needs rear only bloom in April, only one thing can save her. Itis up to the Spirits of the Twelve Months to help the lovely girl and protect Kevin. wheel bearing, new rear tire, $200 OBO. her from the wrath of a selfish Queen. ANIMATED Call 6344 DWH or 2713 AWH and ask for EURNLlURE 1 Ob. Benji The Hunted: Benji - Frank Inn: Stranded in the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest, Benji, the world famous dog, 3 months old, like new, $75. Kevin. Trundle bed, valiantly rescues a family of orphaned cougar cubs while battling the elements of nature and numerous ferocious animals. Call Linda at 4591. '85 Honda Elite 150, excel. cond., $900 ADVENTURE (G) 1 hr. 30 min. Colonial couch, rust, dark brown, gold OBO. Call 3650 AT. plaid. Must see to appreciate, good cond., 11. Inner Space: Dennis Quaid - Martin.Short: An action/adventure/comedy focusing on the interaction between a $100 OBO. Call 2436 after 3 p.m. WYANIEI supermarket clerk and a hard-living test pilot who has volunteered for a top-secret experiment. ACTION (PG) 2 hrs. Deacon's bench, pine, light blue paint, Looking for a car w/good engine, trans. chair, pine maple finish w/ Wanted for parts only. Any make or $25. Rocking 12. Ruthless People: Danny DeVito - Bette Midler: When Ken and Sandy Kessler kidnapped the spoiled wife of a rich tycoon pads, $27. Bedside stand, light finish, Call Jim at 4768 DWH or 3691 model. they didn't realize that he was already trying to get rid of her! Now they have to figure out a way to make him pay the ransom wood, $15. Picnic table, heavy duty, w/ AWH. for a wife he doesn't want resumed. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 34 min. benches, $25. Call 2590 AT. Exercise bike and baby gate. Call Julie at Marble top, small table, $12.50. Red Kiti 2799 AT. 13. The Lost Boys: Kiefer Sutherland - Jami Gertz: A pair of teenage brothers new to a decrepit California beach town, come cabinet, $10. Small wrought iron table, $5. Good running truck or van, preferably up against a gang of teenage bikers who never grow old. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 37 min. Small early American table, $5. Small truck, reasonably priced. Call 5326 DWH modem table, $4. Call 2590 AT. or 2599 AWH. 14. Like Father, Like Son: Dudley Moore- Kirk Cameron: Through somemisguided scientific experiment, a successful chief of surgery has switched bodies with his teenage son. But can they find an antidote before the father loses his son's girlfriend .or the son loses any of his father's patients? YOUTH COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 39 min.

15. My Demon Lover: Scott Valentine - Michele Little: Kaz loves Denny and Denny loves Kaz. There's only one problem: BAY DINING every time Kaz gets "excited", he tums into an animal . a real animal! COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 28 min.

STOPLIGHT INN 16. SupermanlV: Christopher Reeve- Margot Kidder: The one and only caped crusaderstreaks across Metropolis skies again Tonight's Dinner: Picadillo or Curried Chicken Tuesday's to do battle with the ultimate evil, Nuclear Man. ADVENTURE (PG) 1 hr. 30 min. Lunch: Oven Baked.Chicken or Fried Lumpia 17. Red Heat: Arnold Schwarzenegger-James Belushi: Aparticularly loathsomeRussiandrug dealermanages to slipthrough BLUE CARIBE the fingers of the Red Army's top enforcer and heads for Chicago. He is tracked down by Schwarzenegger. ACTION (R) 1 hr. Tonight's Dinner: BBQ Ribs or All You Can.Eat B/C Stew 43 min. Tuesday's Lunch: All You Can.Eat Chinese Pepper Steak or 18. Willow: Val Kilmer - Joanne Whalley: An evil queen seeks the death of a newbom infant who the prophets say will BBQ Chicken eventually unseat her. The baby is rescued and taken to a safe haven by a young dwarf with the queen's armies in pursuit. DEER POINT OFFICERS' CLUB FANTASY (PG) 2 hrs. 6 min. Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu Tuesday's Lunch: Pork Chops 19. Best Seller: Brian Dennehy - James Woods: Brian Dennehy and James Woods team up as a policeman-author and a CPO CLUB professional hitman who wants his autobiography written. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 35 min. Tonight's Dinner: The Harbor Lights Lounge is closed. Tuesday's Lunch: Breaded Perch G All Ages. PG Not recommended for younger children. WINDJAMMER CLUB R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. Tonight's Dinner: The Windjammer is closed. CLIPPER CLUB Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu. Movies begin at 7 p.m. Double checking tax returns increases accuracy To those expecting a tax re- Statements"? - If you rounded off your - Did you use the peel-off fund this year, the Internal Reve- - Have you attached all the numbers, did you round off con- label and is the information on the nue Service says an error-free supporting schedules for your sistentiy?- If youIroudedLoff-you label correct? return speed processing time. A 1040? - Is your handwriting leg- - Have you made the neces- quick check for accuracy can help Are your name and Social ible? sary corrections right on the peel- avoid mistakes; and a carefully Security number on each sched- - When you used the Tax off label? prepared, easy-to-read return can ule? Table, did you follow the line - Did you make a copy of be processed faster. -Are the names and SSNs of across the correct column for your return for your records? Once the return is completed, dependents 5 years or over on your filing status? -Didyou putcorrectpostage taxpayers should consult the fol- your return? - Did you sign and date your on the pre-addressed envelope? If lowing check list: - Is your arithmetic correct? return? Remember, if it's a joint the return has several attach- - Have you attached all your -Are all entries on the proper return, your spouse must sign, ments, additional postage may be Forms W-2, "Wage and Tax too. required. W GUANTANAMO GAZETTE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1989 PAGE 3 SPORTS East destroyed in NBA All-Star game NHL action From WIRE REPORTS For the fifth straight week, 500. there will be a different number- Davey Allison was second in Vancouver Canucks 3 Buffalo Sabres 5 Philadelphia Eagles 2 St. Louis Blues 2 The largest crowd to ever one team when the Associated the race followed by Terry LaBonte. watch an NBA All-Star game wit- Press College Basketball Poll comes out tomorrow. That's Ivan Lendl was a winner on Edmonton Oilers 3 Calgary Flames 4 nessed a demolition by the west. New York Rangers 1 Pittsburgh Penguins 2 Leading by as much as 31 points because Arizona - which took- the tennis courts in Chicago tak- ing Pad Gilbert 6-2, 7-6 in the in the first half, the West beat the over the top spot last week - fell East 143-134 in front of 44,735 to fifth-ranked Oklahoma 82- final of the Volvo event. The Los Angeles Kings 6 fans at Houston's Astrodome. 80. The Sooners were led by World's top-ranked playerrallied Chicago Black Hawks 2 Utah's Karl Malone was the Stacey King, who canned 17 of from a 4-2 deficit in the second most valuable player after scor- his 24 points in the second half set. ing 28 points. Chicago's Michael when Oklahoma overcame a On the ski slopes of Vail, NCAA scores Jordan had 28 for the East. seven point deficit. Sean Elliot Colorado, Austria's Rudolf Nier- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - in pumped-in 26 for the Wildcats. lich won his second gold medal Oklahoma 82 Indiana 64 his 20th and last season - scored There was one afternoon of the World Alpine Skiing Arizona 80 Purdue 62 four points in his 18th All-Star hockey game as Los Angeles Championships by taking the men's slalom. Armin Bittner of Game. knocked-off Chicago6-2. Wayne UCLA 77 Nevada-Las.Veg gas 82 the The East leads the All-Star Gretzky reached the 40-goal pla- West Germany was second in Louisville 75 North Carolina tate 80 event. series 23-14. teau for an NHL record tenth final race of the Colorado straight season with his 45th ca- Gene Sauers chipped in for n ,yf Stanford 82 reer hat trick. a birdie on the final hole to Washington 74 The 1989 Stock Car season capture the Hawaiian Open by began this weekend with Ken one shot over David Ogrin. Sau- North Carolina 85 Schrader winning the Busch ers-with a finalround 65-had Virginia 67 clash at Daytona International a 54-hole total of 19 under par Speedway. Schrader - who led 197 in the rain-shortened event. 15 of the 20 laps and got $75,000 The PGA Seniors' Champi- -picked the pole position in the onship in Palm Beach Gardens, Did a / blind draw of the 50-mile sprint Florida went to Larry Mowry, race for last year's pole winners. who parred the 18th hole to edge Schrader will also be on the inside Al Geiberger and Miller Barber spot for next weekend's Daytona by one shot.

Aquatics Department activities grade students only. For more information, call Amy at 3845 or AREA Captain's Cup swim meet Laurie at 3913. The Captain's Cup swim meet is set for Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Marine pool. ATHLETICS The meet will start promptly at 7 a.m. with registra- Bowling activities tions taken from 6:10 to 6:45 a.m. at the pool. Leeward No-tap tournament Divisions will consist of mens' open (28 years The Leeward Point no-tap bowling tournament is Youth Activities and under), mens' senior (29 through 35), mens' set for Friday, Mar. 10, at Leeward Lanes. Registra- master (36 and over), and womens' open in the tions will begin at 6 p.m. and bowling will start at 7 Bowling awards various competitions: medley relay, 100 free, 50 p.m. The cost is $8 per person. Prizes will be The youth bowling awards ceremony will be held breaststroke, 200 individual medley, 50 free, 50 awarded to high game and high series for males a.m. at the Officers' Club Saturday, Feb. 18, at 10 butterfly, 50 backstroke, free relay and the 500 yard and females with the perfect 300 game taking the pot. Capt. John Boyd, COMNAVBASE, will be the swim. For more information, call Jerry at 2118 or 3014. guest speaker, and an annual organizational meeting For more information, call Patrick at 2560. held immediately after the ceremony. All will be Mother/daughter night swim Corral events youth bowlers and parents are encouraged to attend Hey moms, treat your daughters to a mother/ Pony rides both functions. swim Sunday, Feb. 19, from 7 to 9 p.m. daughter night The MWR Corral is offering FAN program at the Villamar pool. pony rides every Tuesday from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. The FAN program, which is based in the Youth Enjoy some fun under the moon and stars. This during the month of for February at Deer Park. The cost is $.50 per ride. Center at Radio Point, has five openings event is free and open to all ages. Rafts are available for fourth, fifth For more information, call 2381. and sixth grade students. The cost to rental. participate is $20 per child per week. For more information, call Patrick at 2560. For more information, call J.J. or Evelyn at 4075. Swim practice Officials' meeting Age group swim team practices meet every Tuesday, The monthly meeting of the Guantanamo Bay Fitness Division activities Wednesday and Friday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Officials Association will be held Monday, Feb. 13, Captain's Cup tennis meeting Marine pool. The league is free and can be joined at at 6:30 p.m. in the FTG classroom. The Captain's Cup Tennis organizational any time for youths from 3 to 18 years of age. All current and prospective members are encour- meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 8 at 3 For more information, call Patrick at 2560. aged to attend. The main point of business will be p.m. in the base gym. The purpose of the meeting to elect a secretary and treasurer. All officials will will be to discuss rules and regulations. The league Project Player events be paid to date at this meeting. will start March 17. Sweetheart night ride For more information, call John Powell at 2560. Take your sweetheart away from it all Tuesday, PWD volleyball meeting Captain's Cup Horseshoe meeting Feb. 14, on Project Player's Sweetheart Night There will be a PWD volleyball The Captain's Cup Horseshoe organizational organizational Horseride from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. leaving the MWR meeting Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 4:30 meeting is slated for Friday, Mar. 10 at 11 a.m. in p.m. in the Corral. bleachers at the Cooper Field soccer field. the base gym. The purpose All PWD of the meeting is to The cost is $6 per couple or $4 per person and employees, military or discuss rules, regulations and times of play. The civilian are encouraged to payable at the time of registration at the MWR Infor- attend. tournament will start March 17. mation Office. For more information, call P.O. For more information, Cowley at 2210 call John Powell at 2560. For more information, call Amy at 3845. or P.O. Haddock at 4183 Two-person sand volleyball during working hours. Water volleyball Set your sights on the two-person sand volleyball Project Player and Aquatics are holding water vol- Community carnival tournament Sunday, Feb. 26, at Windmill Beach. leyball games Wednesday, Feb. 15, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Registration will be held from 10 to 10:45 a.m. the The W.T. Sampson High at the Windjammer pool. School seniors, in con- day of the tournament, and competition will begin at junction with the Parents' There is no registration and it's free. Club, is sponsoring a 11 a.m. Community Carnival Beach Day Monday, Feb. The cost of participation will be $10 per team and 20, at Windmill Beach from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. a maximum of eight teams will be accepted, so come Campus Player activities Concession stands with hot dogs, hamburgers, chilli, early to enter. Yacht Club social snow cones and sodas will be available. For more information, call Patrick at 2560. Campus Player is sponsoring a Black and White Lots of exciting events for the day will include Captain's Cup table tennis Yacht Club social Thursday, Mar. 10, at the Yacht car smashes, cake walks, pinball competition, pony An organizational meeting for the upcoming Club from 6 to 11 p.m. You must wear black and/or rides, egg toss, arm wrestling, tug of war, water Captain's Cup Table Tennis season will be held white clothes. balloon competition, a dance contest and much, much Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 11 a.m. in the base gym. Refreshments will be available and music will be more. Rules and regulations will be discussed. provided by a local D.J. Come out and learn about For more information, contact Rhonda Oliver at For more information, call John Powell at 2560. Campus Player. This event is $1, and is for 9th to 12th 3464.

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