Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 43 -- No. 221 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, November 17, 1987 11 to perform in Guantanamo Bay on Thanksgiving W E Bay News The mother-daughter country sing- ing sensation, Naomi. and , will be performing at the Downtown Lyceum, Thursday, Nov. 26, R&R seats available beginning at 7:30 p.m. The show, which is sponsored by There are four seats available the USO, will last approximately one on the R and R to Providenciales, and one-half hours and will feature Nov. 23 to 25. Anyone desiring to hit songs from the Judds' four al- go, forward your paperwork to YNC bums. After the show, the Judds will Park (through your R and R be available to sign autographs for coordinator) no later than the one hour. close of business Thursday, Nov. The Judds have recorded nine num- 19. Seats will be filled on a ber one hits according to Billboard first-come, first-serve basis. Magazine's country singles chart. There are two seats-available Two of their albums have gone plati- to Grand Cayman Nov. 30 to Dec. num and one has gone gold. Their 2. number one hits include "Why Not There is one seat available on Me," "Cry Myself to Sleep," "Have the day shopper to Mbntego Bay on Mercy," and "Mama He's Crazy." Nov. 25. If the list of number one hits is impressive, the list of awards earn- Volunteers needed ed by the duo is even more so. The two have earned 36 awards since The Naval Station has lead 1984, including a Grammy for the responsibility in planning this Best Country Performance by a Duo or Naomi and Wynonna Judd year's Christmas Block Party. Group with Vocal for two consecutive Volunteers are desperately needed years, and Top Vocal Duet by the Times. to assist in coordinating this Academy of Country Music for hour special and they have requested three To accomodate the anticipated community event. Individuals who consecutive years. that one section of the audience be would like crowd, more bleachers will be moved in uniform. Rather than mandate who to help make this "Country to the year's Christmas music has always weighed lyceum site. According to Lt. will wear a uniform to the show, we, Block Party a heavily on the memorable activity, cheatin'/drinkin' ma- Bob Hines, base public affairs offi- have decided to make the center should cer, the center section 'contact Pat Corum, terial,, but our lyrics are more po- of red seats section a place for those in Naval Station sitive we sing about Christmas Activity Planning . the import- at the lyceum will be reserved fbr uniform," Hines explained. .Committee Representative ance of family a lot, probably be- personnel in uniform and their fami- He also noted that volunteers are at 4441 cause Mama and I have been through or 4450 during working lies. needed to work as drivers and stage- hours or "The reason is because 2691 after working hours. so much together," said Wynonna in the Nash- hands. Interested residents should The an interview ville Network will be meetings will be held every with the Los Angeles filming a one- call Barbara Diaz at 6330 or 3913. Thursday at 3 p.m. at FTG, A service to help out housing resi< classroom C on Nov.19 and classroom A on Dec. 3 and 10. Discounts on home furnishings offered to new residents PSD closure By JOSH J.D. Parks have orders off the base. personal letter from the housing PSD will close at noon on The discount means 10 percent off director and the housing agreement Wednesday, Nov. 18 due to a In an effort to help base housing the price of normally-priced home are required for newcomers, and for residents with the cost of change of command luncheon. moving to furnishings or large appliances. people about to leave Guantanamo, or from the base, the Navy Resale "Since the discounts would effect identification and a copy of orders Activity here has begun giving are needed. License Examiner's closed discounts for home furnishings. a large number of people, we decided to give people --The License