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Vol. 44 -- No. 113 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, June 20, 1988 MWR to kick-off 'Hot Spot' Week promo who says, "Show Us Your Hot Spot!" half-price green fees at the Yetera Seca MWR employees and their family mem- WIEGEL *y JULIE You may also pick up a Hot Spot sticker Golf Course or delicious Hot Spot drinks bers are not eligible to enter. MWR at the Hot Spot information office located and food at the Clubs. That's just naming a You still have a chance to enter the in the Community Service Center on few of the MWR Hot Spots! grand prize drawing at the Fourth of July MWR wants you to"Show Us Your Hot Hill. When you "Show Us Your Hot Spot," festivities by wearing your Hot Spot and Spot!" Chapel to register for the Hot at our MWR booth. To officially kick-off the consolidation Now come the benefits. You may wear you'll also be eligible showing the workers to any or every MWR Spot Jamaica vacation. You can register The folks at MWR hope to lift your of the base clubs with Recreation Services, your Hot Spot sticker during business hours once a day atevery facility during Hot Spot spirits in Guantanamo Bay while giving the new Morale, Welfare and Recreation Hot Spot facility residents are eligible to you a taste of the fun to come in leisure- Department is promoting June 26 through June 26 through July 3, and receive dis- Week. All base receive and benefit from the Hot Spots, but time activities. Join in with this MWR July 4 as "Show Us Your Hot Spot" week count certificates, half-priced deals or only those ages 18 and older may register kick-off week, and "Show Us Your Hot in Guantanamo Bay. MWR give-aways. Plus, you have achance The fun-for-all week begins at 11 a.m., to enter the Hot Spot Jamaica vacation for for the Hot Spot vacation to Jamaica. Spot"! Sunday, June 26, at the sizzling Hot Spot two! bonus Beach Daze at Windmill Beach and culmi- You could obtain a one-hour nates at the Phillips Park Fourth of July boat rental at the Marina, a bonus one- Clubs and Rec. Services festivities with the announcement of the month membership at the Fitness Center, T pot Grand Prize winner. Show Us YourHotSpot"gives you the merger in it's final stages chance to enjoy special discounts and free give-aways at MWR's own Hot Spots, in We've been called Clubs, Consolida- noted in improved patron service and sav- addition to doing some Hot Spotting to ted Clubs, Special Services, Recreational ings to the customer. meet MWR employees! Services, Recreation Services and now The MWR philosophy of always striv- You might even win the grand prize - Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR). ing to enhance the quality of life here, a vacation for two to Jamaica, one of the Another transition period has slowly along with the new team spirit being shown Caribbean's favorite hot spots! been evolving in the pasteight months - the by MWR staff, will help guide them To participate in "Show Us Your Hot consolidation of the Club/Mess system and through the merger. Recreation Services. This consolidation is Patrons can continue to expect im- Spot," you may easily spot one of our HotiSpot a Navy-wide movement and has proven to proved services and better administrative MWR managers dressed in red, orange or be aprogram that will netresults in savings procedures from a department that will yellow attire. They may be at the comnmis- of operational costs andbetter patron serv- combine resources of material and person- sary, in the gym, or even walking through ices. nel. In addition, look for increased pro- your offices! Our managers will hand out The merger at Guantanamo Bay is in its gramming and events in your club and fiery MWR Hot Spot stickers to anyone final stages, with benefits already being throughout the base. Adm. Kelso nominated Supreme Allied Commander released from his assignment distinguished service. Chief, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Adm. Baggett The committee requested that the At its meeting, the committee adopted President Ronald Reagan nominated, committee, in which the President asked President nominate an officer of the United a resolution appointing Adm. Kelso Su- and the NATO Defense Planning Commit- the member governments to agree to re- States Navy for appointment by the com- preme Allied Commander, Atlantic, as tee appointed, Adm. Frank B. Kelso, II, to lease Adm. Baggett. mittee as Supreme Allied Commander, successor to Adm. Baggett, with the same succeed Adm. Baggett as Supreme Allied The committee agreed with greatregret Atlantic, to succeed Adm. Baggett. In re- powers and functions. Commander, Atlantic, June 1. to release Adm. Baggett from his assign- sponse to this request, the President in- In addition to the NATO position, The committee had been informed of ment as Supreme Allied Commander, At- formed the committee of his nomination of Adm. Kelso will be assigned as the Com- ontents of a letter from the Presidentto lantic. They expressed to Adm. Baggett, in Adm. Kelso for consideration by the com- mander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic Command. I ecretary General of theNorth Atlantic the name of the governments represented mittee as successor to Adm. Baggett. Adm. The transfer of commands will take place Treaty Organization and chairman of the on the committee, lasting gratitude for his Kelso is now serving as Commander in in the fall of this year. BAY NEWS Vacation Bible School traveling to Kingston, Jamaica, you are required to wear civilian attire. be held, Monday Vacation Bible School will For more information, call 6408 or 6204. from 8:45 to 11:15 through Friday, July 11-15, The flight information number is 6205. a.m., at the W.T. Sampson Elementary School. All children age 4 through sixth grade are invited to attend. Bus transportation will be CCC mementos provided. A bus schedule will be forthcoming in Get your favorite graduate a memento of City the Gazette. It is requested that parents pre- Colleges of Chicago. Mugs and t-shirts are register their children by calling the Chaplain's available. Call 4748 or stop by the Navy Campus Office at 2323. Office from 8 a.m. to 4 pm., Monday through Friday to purchase a gift for that special someone. Scheduled power outage There is a power outage scheduled for Bible Study changes " Wednesday, June 22, from 8 to 11 a.m. to affect The Tuesday Morning Bible Study will now Antilles Cable, Batch Plant, TV-8, Granadillo meet Tuesday evenings at the Hook, at 7 p.m. All Circle housing and Granadillo Point housing. the ladies are invited to come worship and study. For more information, contact Barbara at 3149. Scheduled telephone outage Housing inspections Class of 2000 There is a telephone outage scheduled for Saturday, June 25, from 12:01 to 8 a.m. All Housing inspections are being conducted by Morgan Bailey, 5, and Felipe Zamot, 5, are both students in telephone numbers 4000 to 5399 will be out of the Naval Station Fire Department. Housing Mrs. Pam Whitmore's kindergarten class. During a roller service during that time. inspections will be conducted Tuesdays, Wed- skating party held at the base gym last Wednesday, the nesdays, and Thursdays from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The pair sported shirts proclaiming them the last class of the FRA special next scheduled inspections are to be held on the following dates: century, the Class of 2000. Each of the kindergarten stu- bread is the Wednesday Spaghetti and garlic June 21, Oil Point (all units); Mobile Point shirts. (Photo by J03 John night special at the Fleet Reserve Association. dents received one of the (all units); June 23, Paola Point (all units). Only $3.50 per person will get you a delicious Gaona) Residents who are unable to comply with the meal. The club is open to the public and families above schedule should call the Fire Prevention doors open at 6 p.m. and the are welcome. The Office at 3441 or 3442 for a scheduled appoint- kitchen is open from 6:30 to 9 p.m. NewArrival ment. Baby's Name: Paul Wade HI MCX note 4 Weight: 7 pounds 10 1/2 ounces CPOA meeting The Marine Corps Exchange Video Rental There will be an organizational meeting for a Length: 20 inches is re-opening Tuesday, June 21. The new Center proposed Naval Base Chief Petty Officer's Parents: AO2 Paul and Mrs. Kathryn Hebert II location is inside the Mini Mart, and for the first Association Tuesday, June 21, at 3:30 p.m. in the Born: June 11, 1988 six days, Tuesday through Sunday, they are NAVBASE classroom, Bldg. 760. offering a special discount rate for previous All interested CPOs, active and retired, members only. Present your old card and rent a should attend this short meeting to discuss the movie for $1.50. Monday, June 27, the price association. Proposed by-laws will be distributed. goes up to $2.50 a movie. Come see the new WEEKLY WATER USAGE For more information, contact BMCM Robin rent one just for fun. June 13-19 movies and Head at 3239 or JOC Gary Smith at 4502. 2.0 Self-Help Store CPR Recertification Class Just a reminder that the Family Housing Self- 1.8 Did you know that your CPR card is good for Help Store, located on the crest of the hill just MG 1.6 a period of one year? If yours is due to expire Triangle, operates Tuesdays I A past Ordnance 1.4 through Fridays from 12:30.to 5:30 p.m. and soon, or has expired within the last 30 days, the Saturdays from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to Red Cross will be sponsoring a CPR Recertifica- L L 11.2 tion Class Saturday, 5:30 p.m. The telephone number is 4170. June 25, from 8 a.m. until O 1.0 completion. The inventory is limited to the loan of sup- N 0.8 ON plemental lawn care or cleaning equipment and N S 0.6 issuance of pest control materials. Please return GED Testing all borrowed equipment promptly within three There will be a special testing session for 0.2 days to ensure all occupants have an opportu- veterans eligible for the GI Bill who need the 0.0 nity to utilize the equipment. Self-Help no GED test this month. Veterans who do not have a Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun longer provides materials for occupants to high school diploma or the GED Equivalency perform repairs as this service is available from Certificate will lose their benefits if the test is not DAILY USE - GOAL the Base Operating Services Contractor. Call the taken in June. A pre-test is mandatory and can be Trouble Desk at 4617 for maintenance concerns. taken at Navy Campus any time. Call 4769 for For more information, call your Project more information. Manager at 4172 or 4174. The PSD office will determine a testing date after the exams arrive on base and individuals Telephone directory have been pre-tested. Entertainment Tonight A supplemental telephone directory that On Channel 2 updates residential telephone numbers is Organist/pianist needed available at the Telephone Business Office. The Catholic Chaplain is looking for an organist/pianist. If interested, contact the 4:00 THE DISNEY MOVIE: HELP WANTED KIDS Library closure Chaplain's Office at 2323 or 2628. 5:00 THE SLAP MAXWELL STORY The Naval Station Library will be carpeted ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 5:30 this week, possibly having begun Monday, June 1.D. cards issued 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 20. When this work is definitely scheduled, PSD will open Saturday, June 25, from 9 a.m. 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT working parties will assemble to help remove to noon to issue I.D. cards. All dependent I.D. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS books, materials, shelving, etc. Library usage card applications must be pre-verified and signed 7:00 MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM will be temporarily discontinued until further by the sponsor. These hours are for the issuance 7:30 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL notice. Patrons are requested to hold all library of I.D. cards only. For additional information, call 8:00 MOVIE: STAND ALONE materials they may have. PSD Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 2 9:40 NEWSCENTTER 8 (REBROADCAST) p.m. at 4147 or 4454. 9:55 SATNET PROGRAMMING ACEP available Good news for Jamaican base residents. The CIT course Adult Continuing Education Program is now a The Naval Station will be hosting a two and reality. Beginning Monday, June 20, through one-half day Career Information. Training Course Guantanamo Gazette Sunday, June 26, sign-ups for classes are being June 21. This course was originally scheduled for Capt. John S. Boyd, USN.Commander, U.S. Naval Base accepted from noon to 7 p.m. Learn to read and June 20-22 at the Family Service Center. Classes I Lt. Bob Hines, USNR.Public Affairs Officer write, learn basic skills, or advance to higher will start promptly at 8 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. on JOC Gary Smith, USN.Assistant Public Affairs Officer levels of education. Stop by the Community June 21 and 22, and from 8 a.m. to noon on June JO3 John Gaona, USN.Editor Center, room 23, and enroll in a class. There is 23. DM3 Paul Czech, USNR.Layout no charge for classes or supplies. The course will be offered at the Fleet JOSN Joel D. Parks, USNR.Assistant Editor Residents interested in becoming teachers Training Group Building. JOSA Dirk Rose, USN.Sports Editor should stop by for an application and informa- This course offers career information JOSN Mike Riess, USN.Staff Writer and Marlene L. Siegel.Secretary tion. For further information, call the ACEP training to personnel who function in direct Fred Van Horn.Staff Assistant Administrator, Cookie Johnson, at 3637, after personnel management roles i.e. department/ Tiffany English.Student Aid working hours. divisional career counselors and frontline super- The Guantanamo Gazette is published at Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, visors. All Naval Station department/divisional Cuba, according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspa- Air Terminal news flash career counselors and supervisors are required to pers under the direction of the public affairs officer. The Guantanamo attend on the above date unless otherwise Gazette is printed five times a week at government expense on government According to DoD regulations, military negotiated for an alternate date with NCC(AW) equipment, at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. members traveling on military aircraft, regard- Foley. Tenant commands are invited to attend by The opinions and statements that appear herein are not to be construed as less of type of travel, must be in the service dress scheduling quotas through NCC(AW) official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Commander, U.S. Foley at Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of Building 760 or uniform of the day. However, if you are 4575 or 4298. (Admin Hill). The office can be reached at 4502. I

PAGE 2 MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS All items for the classified sec- 2612 AWH, $25 firm. WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE tionmust be submitted on8 1/2 by 11 BOAS in. paper with a maximum of 40 17 ft. California ski boat, black and June 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 words per advertisement. Each item white, good hauling trailer, life Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun to be sold must be submitted on a vests, ski vest, rope shop and anchor, Officers - - - - - 19 separate sheet of paper unless they manual included. Boatcanbe seenby fall under the same category. Ads Yacht Club. FMI, call 3908 after CPO - - - - 17 20 submitted which include a variety of 4:15 p.m. Villamar Pool - - - - 18 - items will be placed underMiscella- CARETS Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 neous. Ads must be signed and in- 10.5x 12ft.rustcoloredshag,$75;9 McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 clude a phone number where the x12ft. green, $75,bothinverygood Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 15 submitted can be reached during condo. Call 3114 AWH. Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 normal working hours. - Indicates there will be no movie. Deadlines:Adsarepublishedfor FRITURE Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. consecutive days (Monday and Three antique tables: 1 cherry, 1 tuesday and Thursday and Friday). mahogany, 1 walnut. FMI, call 3374. Adsmustbe inby noon Wednesday or Two-piece L-shaped sectional sofa, Fridaypreceding the desiredpubli- excel. condo , and coffee table, must cation dates. see to appreciate. Call 4113 or 4415 1. Roxanne: Steve Martin - Daryl Hanna: In his own inimitable way, comedian Steve Martin brings this classic story of unrequited love and mistaken identity into the present day. C.D. loves Roxanne, Chris thinks he loves Roxanne, Roxanne thinks Leeward Point residents may DWH. she loves Chris, but she actually loves C.D., got it? COMEDY (PG) 2 hr. 27 mm. submit advertisements via tele- Wall unit, 6 x 4 ft., $60; matching phone. All other residents must sub- sofas, extralong couchandloveseat, 2. Hello Again: Shelly Lon - Corbin Bemsen: A Long Island housewife is broughtback to life only tofind big changes athome in this zany comedy. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 36 min. mit written ads to the Public Affairs dark brown, good cord., $300. Call Office, Bldg. 760, Admin Hill, or Wayne at5345 3. Robocop: Peter Weller - : Peter Weller is a Detroit cop of the future, who is killed and then brought back to life DWHor3114AWH. as the brains behind a law-enforcement robot. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 45 min. GuardMail Stop 53. Maple rocking chair, $45; oak TV stereo stand with glans doors, $65. 4. The LivingDaylights: Timothy Dalton - Joe Don Baker: He's British. He's back. He's Bond, James Bond. The deadly charmer 007 is, once again, on the trail of enemies of the free world. ACTION (PG) 2 hr. 10 min. AIR CONDITIONERS Call 2575 AT. 18,000Btu,Fedders,115-volt,excel. MISCELLANEOUS 5. Avenging Force: Michael Dudikoff - Steve James: Michael Dudikoff as an underground secret service agent attempts to for spare bedroom, $70. Call 2763. Multi-exercise machine in excellent protect his friend, a young politician, from a violent right-wing gang. ACTION (R) 1 hr. 43 min. Fedders, 24,000 Btu, 220-volt, price shape, $30. Call4502 DWH or4790 6. Blind Date: Joseph Bottoms-Kirstie Alley: Ablind man has a revolutionary computer system implanted inhis eyes, enabling nego.Cal14316DWHor3364AWH. AWH. him to see only compurrgenerated outlines. Set against a backdrop of exotic Greek locale and a bevy of stunning models, he's on the trail of a deprived sex murderer. DRAMA MPS 3) 1 hr. 45 min. 18,000 Btu, 110-volt, $75, runs Camera equipment for Olympus good. Call Wayne at 5345 DWH or mounts; 80-200 nacro zoom, $90; 7. : David Tomlinson - Frances De La Tour: The Wombles are group of furry creatures that live outside of London that clean-up after human beings. The Wombles are unseen by humans unless they believe in Wombles. MUSICAL 3114 AWH. 2x conveyer w/case, $35; Dedicated COMEDY (NMPS 1) 1 hr. 36 min. APPLIANCESfls,$0seihrcaraae 19cu. ft. up-right go for 35mm, $20; Olympus carrying 8. An American Tail: Animation: An irrepressible Russian-Jewish immigrant mouse experiences lots of narrow squeaks in the freezer, streetcar filled New York of the 1880s. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 21 min. cond., $250. Call Wayne at 5345 bag, $25, will hold 3 lenses, camera DWH or 3114 AWH. body tripod and misc. items. Call 9. Silent Madness: Belinda Montgomery - Viveca Lindfors: The story of an insane killer committed after a number of brut:1 murders and then released from the hospital by mistake. A brilliant young psychiatrist not only battles a cover-up attempt by the Washing machine, Sears Lady 3866. mental institution, but discovers some terrible truths before the picture's shock ending. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 33 min. Kenmore, portable, adapts to sink, Toys: Castle Gray Skull, $5; 4 x 4 excel. cond., heavy-duty, 3 water stomper at, $5; bike basket, large, 10. Double Feature: Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer: Animated: This story of magic, adventure and humor is the first feature-length animated film featuring the Rainbow Brite characters. In it, the heroic little girl who brings joy and color to the saving levels, 4 fabric cycles, avo- $15; auto tirerim for 15-in. tire, $12; universe must use her special powers to prevent the evil Dark Princess from darkening and eventually killing the galaxy. cado green, 24w x 21d x 32h, $150. used weight bench, $30. Call 3866. ANIMAUON (G) 1 hr. 24 min. Call 4743 AT. Kenwood turntable, $55, needs drive Song of the South: Animation: The winner of two Academy Awards,this live-action and animated films brings BrerRabbit, Brer ATOS belt; Toshiba VCR w/remote and Bear and Brer Fox, three of the funniest rascals ever created, to rollicking life. ANIMATION (G)1 hr. 36 min. '84 Chevy stepside 4 X 4, limited slow motion, $275. Call 3866. 11. Electric Dreams: Lenny Von Dohlen- Virginia Madsen: A new twist on the romantic triangle, man, woman, and computer. edition pickup,p/s,wp/b, aht, a/c, AM/ Commodore 128 computer, 1902A A bumbling young architect buys a computer to organize his life and finds his troubles just beginning when both he and his FM cassette stereo, chrome push monitor, 1571 disk drive, koala pad, calculating computer fall in love with the girl next door. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 36 min. bumper and roll bar, 3-in. body lift, mouse, light pen, software and desk, 12. The Stone Boy: RobertsDuvall- FredericRorrest: Atragic death will alter forever the unity of a family. This touching story excel. condo , $10,000, serious in- $800. Call 2356. chronicles the lives of a Montana family torn apart by the accidental murder of an older son and the subsequent withdrawal of a younger son, who also happens to be the murderer. DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 40 min. quiries only. Call 4503DWHor4467 Sears humidifier, $50; Atari 800XL AWH, ask for Karen. computer w/Atari 1050 disk drive, 13. Youngblood: Rob Lowe- Ed Lauter: Rob Lowe plays a naive country boy who joins a semi-pro hockey team butquits after buddy Patrick Swayze is severely beaten ina fight. He shrugs off his quitter attitude, retums to the ice, wins his first game, and '77 Fiat 131S station wagon, it ran Commodore color monitor, system, beats up Swayze's assailant SPORTS (R) 1 hr. 50 min. fielastmonthbutnow0needs engine software and book, $500; Morey 14. Weird Science: Anthony Michael Hall - Kelly LeBrock: A couple of high-school students who are unathletic, unpopular work, $400 OBO. Call 3303 AWH. boogie board (Mach 10) w/churchill and tired of sitting home on Saturday tghts, decide to take matters mnto their own hands by designing their own girl, with a '78 Datsun station wagon, good rei- fins, $50. Call 3114 AWH. computer. COM Y (PG-13) 1 hr. 33 mm. able transportation, $1,000 OBO. Rocking horse, $15; wash basin w/ 15. The Bounty: Mel Gibson - Anthony Hopkins: This exciting version of Mutiny on the Bounty is an engrossing retelling of Call Wayne at 5345 DWH or 3114 oak stand, $45; twin bed frame, $15; the true incident of the mass mutiny led bFletcher Christian against Captain William Bligh in 1789. Anthony Hopkins reveals AWH. children's clothing, $.50 andup. Call a side of Bligh that has been ignored in the past. Although not exactly likable, he emerges as an intelligent, ambitious, brave, even sympathetic man. DRAMA (PG) 2 hr. 13 min. '79 Dodge truck, Custom 300, very 2575 AT. good condo. FMIcallBeverlya4 Galantis15 electronic keyboard 41 16. Rope: James Stewart - John Dall: James Stewart stars in this Alfred Hitchcock murder mystery involving two killers, one DWH or 3420 AWH. tempo and vibrato control, back- meek and the other an egomaniac. MYSTERY (PG) 1 hr. 21 min. '79 Ford Courier, needs some body ground sounds include Latin, swing, 17. Prince of Darkness: Donald Pleasance - Jameson Parker: In an abandoned church, a group of scientists is racing against work, runs good, must sell, $850. blues, strings, reeds and flutes. time to unlock the secret of a mysterious column that has been guarded for centuries by a forgotten religious sect. But can they stop the forces of evil entombed within the cylinder before they are unleashed upon the world? COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 42 min. Call 2603. Needs minor work, all "F" keys don't work. Serious inquiries only. Call 18. Wild Swans: Animation: This delightful tale combines elements of familiar old fairy tales to create a new tale of everlasting BICYXCLES love and undying faith. When six handsome brothers are transformed into swans by a wicked witch, only their beautiful sister, Boy'a 16 in. BMX black bike w/new 3303 AWH. Elisa, escapes. ANIMATION (NMPS 1) 1 hr. 01 min. tires, plus extra tire and tubes, good 20-gal. aquarium with fish and ac- 19. Someone to Watch Over Me: Tom Berenger-MimiRogers: When abeautiful socialite witnesses a brutal murder, a newly- Call Marie at 4222 DWH or ~Wd.cessotes, $100. Call 3374 FM!. promoted detective is assigned to protect her until she can make an eyewitness identification. When themurderer is caught and booksMpeeading pays mistakenly released, things start to heat up, as do the socialite and the detective. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 47 min. 20. The Pick-up Artist: Molly Ringwald-Robert Downey: Jack Jericho is the ultimatepick-up artist Randy Jensen is his latest target. But Randy has more on her mind than Jack, and this time he's not taking no for an answer. COMEY (PG-13) 1 hr. 21 mm. Win a free one-month Fitness made available to you at either of Center membership, a two-hour the libraries. This card must be barrel boat ride, green fees for an presented each time you check 18-hole golf game or three free out a book for the Read-A-Thon. games of bowling by entering the You are only allowed to checkout Iguana Read-A-Thon between two books at a time with your NMPS 1 or G All Ages. June1and July3,2atxeitherof the Read-A-Thon check out card. NMPS 2 or PG Not recommended for younger children. Windward or Leeward libraries. The Read-A-Thon is open to NMPS 3 or R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. All you have to do is read 10 community residents without books between June 1 and July regard to age. Read-A-Thon's 31,andwinoneofthegreatprizes purpose is two fold; to promote Movies begin at 8 p.m. listed above. A special Iguana library awareness and thediscov- Read-A-Thonlibrary card willbe ery of the joy of reading.

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1988 PAGE 3 SPORTS MWR's "Show Us Your Hot Spot" week Tumbling and gymnastics to burst into action at Windmill Beach classes offered The MWR "Show Us Your tion at this time, providing your Keep your eyes on the stage Tumbling and gymnastic be able to perform Hot Spot" Week bursts into action own scuba gear. legs and waist all interme- for the 3 p.m. classes started today at the diate skills, plus walk-overs, at the Hot Spot Beach Daze Men can compete for the contests. base gym for pre-school chil- back walk-overs, front hand- Command Competition Sunday, At 1 p.m., flop your socks off hairiest, most muscular or most dren on up to 18 years of age springs and June 26, at Windmill Beach. in the belly flop contest to be held bird-like legs while women can back handsprings. Activities begin at 11 a.m., in the pool area. Sand sculptors compete for the shapeliest or by instructor Bev Davison, If you missed the first 0 with yet another and contest winners can earn can start work on a winning mas- longestlegs. Judges will also look class being session and would like to take offered in the class, session two points toward their command's terpiece at 1 p.m., and the arm for July. will be the men's biggest belly and Classes held total score in this one-day compe- wrestling contest gets underway smallest waist. will focus on July 25 through August the women's strength, movement, coordi- tition sponsored by Morale, Wel- at 1:30 p.m. with contestants carrier land- 26.Preschool classes meet The slip-n-slide nation, flexibility, balance fare and Recreation. being classified by weight. ing competition will finish out every Monday, and for school gymnastic skills. Be sure to represent your Beach Daze as contestants hit the and age children classes meet on For pre-school children 2 Tuesday The single-elimination, command in the obstacle course for girls and Thurs- deck beginning at 4 p.m. age and under, moth- "Anything Goes" sand volleyball competition that begins at 2 p.m. Also available at the beach years of day for boys. ers are required to participate The cost is $25 per session tournament begins at 11 a.m. The obstacle course mixes fun will be pony rides for the kids, a in the classes. Teams may have up to six players with fitness on land and in the dunk tank, limited gear issue and and payable at the time of reg- For school age children6- istration at the MWR Informa- with each team player payinga $1 water. concessions for sale from the base the beginners fee. All eyes and stomachs will clubs. 18 years of age, tion Office. For specific times, class does not require any contact the Information Beginning at noon, you can turn toward the stage at 2:30 p.m. MWR workers will also hand shinny up a greased pole to nab a for the eating contest, where en- out Hot Spot stickers to beachgo- formal gymnastic or tumbling Office. In addition, class is training; for the intermediate limited to eight students so flag and win acash prize. You can trants may devour anything from ers to promote the start of "Show class, the child should be able sign up early. All classes will also enter the underwater naviga- cream pies to jalapeno peppers. Us Your Hot Spot" week. to perform cartwheels, round- be taught at the base gym. Youth Activities on the rise offs, headstands, handstands and bridges; and for the ad- For more information, call New facility to help program vanced class, the child should 3845.

By JOSA DIRK ROSE Moore. "Now with the new facil- ping pong. Moore stated that ity, we can make everything bet- there will be plenty of tourna- Professional sports scores After moving through three ter." ments to keep the kids active. locations in one year, the Youth Moore pointed out one area in "Another thing we will take American League Philadelphia Phillies 0 Center has finally found a perma- specific was the gym, which has advantage of is the kitchen area," Toronto Blue Jays 6 nent home in its new facility lo- more uses than just basketball. said Moore. "It can be used to Detroit Tigers 4 Pittsburgh Pirates 3 St. Louis cated on Radio Point Road. "With the gym, we can hold either serve the kids snacks at Cardinals 2 three-on-three tournaments, play events or be used to teach cooking Cleveland Indians 11 "It has been a long time com- 3 Houston Astros volleyball, rollerskate and even classes. New York Yankees 6 ing and we shouldbe moved in the Braves 4 play a movie on the wall," said "However, a key point is that first week of July," said J.J. Minnesota Twins 3 Moore, Youth Activities Direc- Moore. "And with the snack area we will be able to have our Sum- Seattle Mariners 1 San Francisco Giants 5 tor. next to the gym, we will be able to mershine kids eat indoors instead Cincinnati Reds 3 "Thekids arevery excitedand serve popcorn and drinks." of outside," he added. California Angels 5 can't wait till it's open," he One of the many nice touches Kansas City Royals 0 Chicago Cubs 9 added. of the facility is that everything As well as the inside activities, Montreal Expos 3 And the kids have aright to be can be monitored at one time. Moore informed that there will be Rangers 5 excited. The new facility will host "With the openness of the outside equipment as well. Oakland A's 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 12 San Diego Padres 2 a game room, snack area, video rooms and the windows, we are "We have some slides and (11 innings) (Game 1) arcade room, showers and locker able to see a lot of the building to swings coming in, along with make sure no one gets hurt," said some fitness clusters to promote Boston Red Sox 15 rooms for the half-court basket- Baltimore Orioles 7 Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Moore. "Also, if we can't watch physical fitness," said 7 San Diego Padres ball gym and classrooms for Moore. 4 the classrooms while the gym is in "After five years in the works, (Game 2, 11 innings) Summershine and Fun in the Chicago White Sox use, we can slide a gate across the it is a welcome addition to the Milwaukee Brewers Afternoon. 0 NBA playoffs hallway and section it off." community and we are real ex- Los Angeles Lakers 103 "We have been constantly In the game room, kids will be cited to start it running," he con- National League Detroit Pistons 102 upgrading our program," said able to play pool, foosball and cluded. New York Mets 6 (Series tied, 3-3)

$10 for each additional member. Pre-registration and Project Player Activities AREA payment are required by Friday, July 8, at the MWR Information Office. Project Player held an Arm Wrestling Tourna- ment last Wednesday night at Post 46. Todd Young Two sessions of windsurfing lessons are being came away with the first-place trophy and Tim Mauke took second-place. ATHLETICS offered July 1-3 and July 15-17, at the Yacht Club. Both received trophies for Aquatics Department Activities Lessons will consist of one day in the classroom their show of strength. from 5 to 7 p.m. and the other two days learning the The next session Hit the of swimming lessons runs from practical aspects of windsurfing from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. bullseye at the Project Player Dart Tour- July 11-22 and will meet every Monday, Tuesday, Students will learn rigging and unrigging of the nament scheduled for tonight at 7 p.m. at the Thursday and Leeward Point Friday. board, knots, reach, run, tack, gybe, safety and self Clipper Club. Classes will be taught at the Villamar, Officer's rescue. In addition, students will receive a completion Registration begins 15 minutes prior to the event, and Leeward pools. qualification with a $1 fee collected. Prizes will be awarded. Villamar pool booklet and be sanctioned by the U.S. Navy Sailing Association. Intermediate - 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. The cost for the lessons is $10, payable at the time Campus Player Activities S Advanced beginner - 9:15 to 10 a.m. of registration at the MWR Information Office. Class Learn how to handle yourself on the golf course Beginner - 10:15 to 11 a.m. size is limited Officer's pool to six students so sign-up early. by taking the six-week Campus Player Golf Clinic starting Beginner - 6 to 6:45 p.m. June 21 and running every Tuesday through Learn to snorkel in just four hours by taking the July 26. The clinic begins each day at 2 p.m. Adult beginner - 7 to 7:45 p.m. adult Snorkeling Clinic Saturday, July 23. The clinic is free, however, space is limited, so Water babies - 7 to 7:45 p.m. Class will Leeward pool begin with a two-hour pool session at the sign-up early at the MWR Information Office. For Villamar pool from 8 to 10 a.m. and continue down at more details, call Mary Kay at 3845. Saturday morning clinics Windmill Beach from 10 a.m. to noon. July 9 and 23 from to 8 11 a.m. The fee is $10 and payable at the MWR Information Clinics will be broken down into advanced Bowling notice Office at the time or registration. beginner classes from 8 to 8:45 a.m., beginner from Every Monday through Friday during the MWR will supply 9 to 9:45 a.m. and adult beginner from 10 to 10:45 the masks, snorkels and fins. All summer months, the Marblehead Bowling Center is a.m. adults must be able to swim. offering discounted bowling from 11 a.m. until 5 The cost is $15 for the first family member and For more information, call 2560. p.m. for just $1 an hour.

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