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AMC Flight Advisory Editor's Choice Conservation Energy Tuesday's Flight 727 Arrive Depart Mike" "Captain's Usage: 270,000 KWH NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a m. Wed., May 19, 8 p.m., FM 103.1 Cost: $33,750 Cost in Norfolk: $20,250 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Topic: Operatio Brightside Kingston, Jamaica 12:45 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Water Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:45 p.m. Guest speaker: Production: 1.5 MIL I NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:45 p.m. ------UTCS Stephen Sherman Consumption: 1.6 MIL Guantanamo Bay Gazette : Sunrise: Tomorrow, 6:24 a.m. Sunset: Today, 7:31 p.m. Vol. 49 -- No. 57 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, May 17, 1993

Tuition Assistance waivers Affected college students can bypass policies GGuantanamo Bay - Navy The latest change received the individual service member Cam pus recently received im- from the Bureau of Naval Per- via his/her commanding offi- portant information regarding sonnel (BUPERS), indicated cer. No additional vias are nec- Tuition Assistance waivers to that waivers may be requested essary. help students get around the by individuals adversely af- --Letters should contain as World News limit ted courses or credits each fected by the new policies. much information and justifi- USA News Bosnia-Herzegovina - There's year . Waiver requests should be for- cation for waiver as possible so Washington -Two major newspa- still no independent confirma- LLast October, the informa- warded to BUPERS at the fol- that further investigation by pers say the Pentagon is consider- tion, but Bosnia's president says ing ways to modify President tion contained in NAVADM lowing address: PERS-6 is not necessary. Bosnian Serbs have mounted Clinton's plan to lift the ban on whathe calls a massive offensive 1661/92 outlined three major --Waiver letters should gays in the military. "The New on Muslim-led troops defending chaniges to the Navy Tuition Bureau of Naval Personnel outline the individual's past York Times" and the "Washington a key northeastern city. It would Assi stance Policy. The changes Personal Readiness and Tuition Assistance history and Post"both saythe Pentagon is pon- mark the first violation of major impoosed limits on the number Community Support should indicate the location of dering two options. One would Serb-Muslim fighting since the of courses or credits funded per PERS-6 the Navy Campus serving the adopt Senator Sam Nunn's plan, two factions signed a cease-fire a known as "Don't ask, don't tell." week ago. Word of the renewed fiscal l year, capped Tuition As- 20370-5000 individual. The idea is that the military fighting comes as no surprise to sistance for vocational/techni- For further information wouldn't ask about a person's ori- U.N. peace negotiator Lord calccourses, and prohibited Guidance for requesting about the waiver process, con- entation, but would continue to ban Owen. He says cease fire viola- fund ing additional degrees at waivers is as follows: tact Navy Campus at 4769. those who openly declare homo- tions are a fact of life in the war the s ame level. --Letters should be from sexuality. The other reported op- in the former Yugoslavia. Alsoat tion would allow declared homo- the United Nations, Bosnia's sexuals to serve, but would ban ambassador says the renewed New housing project ribbon cutting Thu, May 20 homosexual conduct. Pentagon fighting isjustanother in a series year ago and has made aston- inspection of all the housing spokesman Vernon Guidry denies of Serbian pushes to completely By ENSIGN ERIC ishing progress. They are three units. The government and the that the options under review have conquer his nation. DOBYNE months ahead of schedule. contractor have worked very been narrowed down to those two. well together. He says the options are not con- Spain - The war in Bosnia has The ROICC office has su- As a result, the firmed. , aimed a Spanish soldier. An On Thu, May 20 at 8 a.m., pervised and inspected the con- quality construction demon- Army lieutenant died in Madrid there will be a ribbon cutting struction of the project and will strated in this project should be Washington - President Clinton of shrapnel wounds received ceremony for the New Family turnover the first 41 units to a model for all government says he's once again considering while delivering blood and Housing project. The ceremony PWD Housing Division this housing. unilateral air strikes in Bosnia or medicine for the International The new houses have many sending American troops to join Red Cross in Mostar. will be held at Site 2 (Caribbean week. The 41 units consist of21 international troops there. An in- Circle), near the golf course. two-bedroom units, 10 three- featured that are rare in govern- terview with Clinton appeared in South Africa - At least 25 South The ceremony is the culmina- bedroom units, and 10 four- ment housing. Some of these Friday's "Washington Post." He African coal winners have been tion of months of effort by the bedroom units. The remainder features include ice makers in says he has deep reservations killed in a methane gas explo- contractor and the government. of the units will be turned over every unit, digital thermostats, about the use ofAmerican troops to sion. Four were injured and 28 protect civilian enclaves, but he are missing. The blast ripped The project consists of 254 monthly until the project is ceiling fans, enormous closet feels something must be done to through two of the mines' 10 units, 124 units at Site 2 and complete. space, dishwashers, and stop Serb moves against the Mus- production centers and started a 130 units at Site 1 (Windward Chief Leon South, ROICC French doors. lims. He says he wants to find a fire. The mine is 75 miles from Loop), near the elementary construction representative, The project is currently consensus with the allies, but Eu- Johannesburg. The disaster is school. Hunt Building Corpo- and Chris Dorman, Hunt Qual- ahead of schedule and the ropean opposition to air strikes has South Africa's worst coal mining ration of El Paso, Texas, began ity Control Representative, ROICC office expects also made him re-open the ques- accident in recent years. all units tion of the United States going in construction approximately a have been responsible for the to be complete this October. alone. Clinton says Republican lawmakers have given him terrific Navy News: Navy expands assignments for women; combat aviation advice on foreign policy, and he'd Wash. Carrier Air Wing Eleven on schedules and yard periods lend like to forge the same kind of rela- By NAVY NEWS SVC. "We expect VAQ-130 to USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN themselves to transition," said tionship on domestic affairs. welcome the nation's first fe- 72), will be the first to receive Zlatoper. Washington - Defense Secretary The Navy is moving male warriors in July, including women. In the P-3 community, the Les Aspin has disbanded the $29 promptly following the ap- a pilot and two naval flight of- A total of 264 Navy women Navy will begin training en- billion search for defenses against proval of the Secretary of De- ficers," said Zlatoper. "The currently serve as pilots (184) listed women to become avia- intercontinental ballistic missiles fense to open assignments to Navy plans to have 20-25 and NFOs (80). There are ap- tion anti-submarine warfare begun by former President Reagan. Aspin says Star War's fate women, especially in combat women pilots and NFOs in tac- proximately 150 women now in operators (AW rating) and was, in hiswords, ". sealed by the aviation. tical squadrons by April 1994. various stages ofaviation train- aircrew members in the tactical collapse of the Soviet Union." According to Navy Person- "The Navy's first woman ing, ranging from primary aircraft (P-3). nel officials, 10-12 female completed training in air com- flight training to fleet replace- According to BUPERS of- aviators already training in bat systems and tactics more ment squadrons (16 in FRS). ficials, the AW rating is one of fleet replacement squadrons than a year ago," said Zlatoper. If the combat exclusion is six new ratings that are now are expected to continue the full Based on women who are repealed by Congress, officials open to women. The other rat- months; that includes AOEs, syllabus leading to assignment already qualified or in various expect USS Dwight D. ings include EW, FC, GS, GSE ADRs, LCCs and AGFs," said in tactical (combat) squadrons stages of flight training now, Eisenhower and USS Abraham and GSM. More details about Zlatoper. In addition, he said as early as this summer (July 40-50 women will be in combat Lincoln to receive about 500 the openings will be announced "women will be assigned to 1993). squadrons by 1995. "These pi- enlisted, chief petty officer and soon. numbered fleet staffs afloat, Speaking to more than lots will deploy with their officer women, divided be- The Navy will begin recruit- with the first reporting to the 1,000 active duty, reserve and squadrons in aircraft carriers, tween ship's company and air ing aviation officers on a gen- seventh fleet in July." veteran naval aviators at the destroyers and frigates," said wing personnel. The John C. der-neutral, best-qualified ba- The new classes of ships 1993 Naval Aviation Sympo- Zlatoper, "Even under current Stennis will receive women as sis effective immediately said total 18 additional ships and sium in Pensacola, Fla., Vice law, aviation officers are per- part of the ship's Zlatoper. include command ships (LCC Adm. R.J. Zlatoper, chief of mitted to embark in combat precommissioning crew. On the surface side, the and AGF), fast combat support naval personnel, outlined the ships as part of air wings or Other air wings and carriers Navy is asking Congress to re- ships (AOE) and replenishment Navy's plan to open new op- detachments." will have women as more com- peal the law that still prohibits oilers (AOR). portunities for women. The According to officials at the plete training in greater num- the permanent assignment of The first embarkations are first squadron expected to be Bureau of Naval Personnel, bers. "Other carriers will be women to combat ships. In the expected in six to nine months, assignedwomenis VAQ-130, a Carrier Air Wing Three em- integrated in later years as the meantime, the Navy "will begin as individuals receive orders tactical electronic warfare barked on USS Dwight D. inventory of qualified women assigning women to four more through the normal detailing squadron at Whidbey Island, Eisenhower (CVN 69), and permits, and as deployment classes of ships in the next six process. PAGE 2, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1993, GUANTANAMO BAY GAZETTE

Rumor Control Scholastic Line Gitmo Gab - as of 8 a.m., May 17 City Colleges of Chicago, but they are a great step for military determine the possible number of Sold out -Mon, June 11 MAC flight to want to prepare for college credits they can receive from *Water Usage: 4748. Good luck students on your members who Jacksonville and Norfolk is sold out. final exams this week! college classes, retest on the their military training and experi- FMI, call 4417. Average CCC begins registration on ASVAB, or take the SAT/ACT. ence. The workshop will be in *Water Outages: Leeward Fri, May 21 at 9 a.m. in the The next English class is sched- MWR rm. 16 at 1 p.m. All those Hail & Farewell - At the BayView None NAS Training Rm. Call if you uled to begin Mon, May 24. The planning to attend need to bring a Brickyard Sat, May 22 at 6 p.m. FMI, class is Monday, Tuesday and copy of their page four. call 2531, tickets are $8. *Barge due in: would like your books brought to you that morning. Registration on Thursday nights from 5:30-8:30 Leeward Point registration, Fri, Fourth of July - It's that time again for Tue., May 18 p.m. The course provides review in May 21 in the NAS Training Rm., Windward begins 1 p.m., Fri, May the annual Fourth of July celebration. *Power Outages: 21 and continues through Fri, May English grammar, spelling, and from 9-11:30a.m. Windward regis- This year's event will be kicked off with None 28. practice in writing. The five-week tration will run, Fri, May 21-Fri, the 5K/1OK/1 mile mn/walk. It will be the May 28. To apply for Tuition Assis- *Haitians on board: Term V classes begin Mon, refresher class is over before held Sat, July 3. Concession booths/areas May 31. All registration and Tu- college level English class begins. tance, students must have their are available upon request. FMI, 2654 or 177 ition Assistance paperwork must The next math class is sched- signed original request chit. With- 2943. *JTF on board: be completed by close of business uled to begin Mon, June 14. Don't out this chit, Tuition Assistance 230 Fri, May 28. CCC will continue to wait until the last minute to sign up. cannot be approved. For more infor- Marriage Retreat - Marriage Enrich- register students for their off-cycle Active duty members must have an mation, call Navy Campus. ment Retreat at JPJ Hill Retreat House, English and Spanish classes original request chit from their com- Troy State University, 4782. Memorial Day weekend, beginning Fri, May 28. Limited enrollment, so call Navy News This Week will mand authorizing them to take any Finals' week ishere. Good luck to all throughout June. These classes 2323 right away to sign up. Channel 2 fill quickly, so it's best to register of the courses. The request chits are students! Mon, May 17 early. needed as soon as possible to ensure Registration for Term V will Motorcycle course - The Motorcycle Fri, May 21 Graduation is only a few weeks that the class will begin on the begin Fri, May 21 on Leeward and Safety Course has established dates for 6 p.m. away. It will be held Wed, June 9 at scheduled date. The math course continue through the last full week May 24-25. Personnel required to regis- 7 p.m. in the FTG Auditorium to covers basic math through pre-alge- of May. Please call if you plan to ter in person. FMI, call MM2 Janulaitus register on Leeward. or Maureen at 4526 or 4529. --Personal statement of military com- celebrate the student's accomplish- bra. The survey ofAm. Lit. II begins pensation sent to fleet ments. Mr. Robert Myers, director A reading class is tentatively Navy Wide Examinations - P03 -Sept. Hicks. --Scholarship fund offers of City Colleges of Chicago's Pro- scheduled to begin in June. If you Sat, May 29 with Prof. Ed 9, P02 - Sept. 14, and PO-Sept. 16. All exam in the Invitations to graduation are SURFLANT sailors financial aid grams for the Military, will be arriv- have taken your rating requirements for advancement must be feel that you knew the ma- available in the office. Remember turned in to PSD ESO NLT COB July --Night detailing continues at ing on island to confer degrees to past and graduates. Myers will also be avail- terial, but your test scores showed graduation is Wed, June 9 at 7 p.m. 30. Requirements received afterthis date BUPERS during May will able to speak with students regard- otherwise, it could be that you need at the the FTG Auditorium. not be considered for this cycle. --Senators listen to sailors' views on ing concerns or questions for City this course. Stop by Central Texas Scholarships available at TSU. gays in the military Town Meeting - Thu, May 20, 7 p.m. Colleges' programs. College to discuss the reading Applications due by Sat, June 19. --President Clinton reviews parade at in the FTG Auditorium. Summer sessions is a great time course. W.T. Sampson High School, Marine Barracks to work on your college education! For more information come to 3191. Fri, May 21 the Student NAVCOMMDET Tours - Customer --Navy plans to place women in tacti- CCC is offering more than 18 Navy Campus or call Lisa. Office Council will be sponsoring a Beach Appreciation Week tours May 18, 20 cal air squadrons classes Term V. Select the one you hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-1 Field Day for ninth - 12th grades. It and 21 from 10-11 a.m. and 1:30-2:30 --USS Recovery returns from six p.m. NAVCOMM DET Open Family would like to excel in Term V. p.m. will be at Windmill Beach from House Wed, May 19, 9-11 a.m.with month Med cruise For more information, contact Navy Campus Office, 4769. 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Students will --USS Hewitt returns to Japan after lunch at the BayView Club. FMI, RM2 Jenny or Mert. Testing this week, Wed, May 19. not be allowed to take their own Rivera or RM Giddens 4661/4442. Persain Gulf deployment Central Texas College, 4307. The SAT and the ACT, as well as cars. Food will be available to pur- -Pt. Mugu Hazmat and reycling pro- Math, English, and reading re- CLEP/DSST exams given at 8 a.m. chase or students may bring their Hospital - Beginning in June the Naval grans help environment classes can be offered at any inMWRrm. 16. Call Navy Campus own. Don't miss out on the fun! Hospital will secure at 1 p.m every fresher Wednesday for administrative require- --Pt. Mugu air traffic controllers help planned. time or month. To open a class, 10 if you wish to reserve an exam. There are many activities ments and field day. No routine appoint- civilian aircraft Navy personnel must have submit- Thu, May 20, there is a DD295 Students excused from Beach ments will be made for Wednesday after- --Pt. Mugu self-help programs ben- ted request chits for the class. The Workshop. This workshop is de- Day will still be required to attend noons. Emergency services available in efit sailors on base courses are not for college credit, signed to help military personnel school. the emergency area or by calling 911. --San Diego sailors help community clean up neighborhoods Leeward Hospital - The Naval Hospi- --Norfolk sailors help environment High School Students return from United Kingdom tal and Branch Clinic, Leeward, will be secured Fri, May 21 for Physical Readi- with red pine seedlings Two students from W.T. Parks by Robert Fulghum and "On meet and interact with American stu- ness Training and a command function. -NAS Lemoore SAR team works Sampson High School recently re- the Pulse of Morning," Maya dents who live all over the Atlantic There will beno scheduled appointments with Yosmite Park Rangers .urned from competing in the DoDDs Angelou's inaugural poem. region and to share their experi- or walk-in routine available. Emergency --Sailors in Hawaii make house call Atlantic Region Speech and Drama This is the fourth year that stu- ences." services will be available as needed. to Honolulu Zoo dents from W.T. Sampson High Edgar Navida, a junior at W.T. Festival which took place at Memorial - In memory of Shacora Lakenheath High School, located at School have attended the Atlantic Sampson High School, has been se- Lewis Daniels, daughter of RM3 Decora R.A.F. Lakenheath in the United Region Speech and Drama Festival, lected by the Department ofEnergy to Lewis, donations are being accepted by Expanded service at Kingdom. Rashell Rayner, a sopho- in which students from Iceland, Ber- attend a summer program for high NAVCOMMDET, RM1 Caudle 4767, muda, Holland, Belgium and Great school science honor students. Leeward Point Galley more, presented an original speech RM2 Giddens 4442 or RM3 Hunter dealing with AIDS education and Britain compete in events ranging Navida will attend a two-week 4442. Cards, flowers or donations may also performed in the Humorous In- from debate to classical acting. Ac- program at the Oak Ridge National be sent to: Decora Lewis, 6116 We at Leeward Point Galley terpretation of Literature event, cording to Ms. Deborah D'Abrs Laboratory. The major theme will be Woolworth, Shreveport, LAt71109. are continuosly looking for reading "It's 11:00, Do You Know Forensics sponsor, "Students learn so to identify and solve environmental much from the experience, not only problems caused by conventional en- Asian-Pacific American Heritage - ways to serve you better. Our Where Your Parents Are?" by Erma Dinner Dance, Sat, May 22, 6 p.m. goal is your satisfaction. This Bombeck, and an adaption of the tale about the technical aspects of their ergy technologies, focusing on FILAM Club compound, great food, aquatic month we are implementing of the "Three Little Pigs." events, but also about the demands and terrestrial ecosystem guset speaker, entertainment and live analyses. Oak Ridge is one of the many new additions to our Rayner placed 12th in a field of and presures of being judged and band. FMI, 5322/7386. performing before an audience of largest single-unit environmental re- menu. We are really excited over 40 participants. Lisette Cumberland, a junior, presented an theirpeers. Ofcourse, they also learn, search laboratories in the world. Base Insurance - Base Insurance will and want to share our plans original speech against the poaching often for the first time, the survival The student participants will accept cash and money orders only. No with you. of animals, and tied for first in the skills needed when traveling to a form research teams and join scien- personal checks accepted. FMI, call 4266, Mon., Wed., or Fri. from 8 a.m.-1 These are a few of the Dramatic Interpretation ofLiterature foreign country. Above all, the festi- tists in the investigation of environ- p.m. changes that are and will be event, reading a selection on Rosa val gives students the opportunity to mental issues and problems. implemented: sausage, ham, Ferry service - Port Services will no bacon, eggs, and cheese bis- Guantanamo Bay longer operate a 3:40 p.m. commuter cuits will be added to the break- MOVIES Energy saving craft iun, due to low usage. FMI, 4521/ fast menu. The flagship burger Tonight recycling 4531. arrived. Come in and get your tips Downtown Lyceum Senior Enlisted Council - Meeting at flagship burger every Monday, Toys Electricity: Don't use too Materials accepted from 11:30 a.m., Wed, May 19, GoatLocker. Wednesday and Friday for Comedy/Fantasy (PG-13).2:02 much detergent when you are FMI, 3239. lunch pick-up programs: or dinner. Marine Lyceum running your washing ma- We will be hosting a galley Under Seige Curbside American Red Cross - AStandard First Advisory Board Meeting at 1 chine. Follow instructions on Aid class at Leeward Community Center Action/Drama (R).1:43 All beverage cans/food cans Wed, June 2,8:15 a.m.-4 p.m. They will p.m. Wed, May 19. Please en- the box. Oversudsing makes FTG Auditorium Barracks be conducting several community CPR sure that your representive at- Amos and Andrew your machine work harder classes over the next fewweeks. The cost All beverage cans/food cans tends. We will be discussing Comedy (PG-13).1:36 and use more energy. of the course is $15 and includes a book. many exciting ideas. FMI, Office spaces FMI, 2234. Car: Have you checked 6157. Tuesday White paper, computer paper, all Housing - Dueto the large influx ofbase Downtown Lyceum the wheel alignment on your Giuantnamo a' Ga:ette beverage cans personnel requiring in-bound and out- Niesal Base Gu atro Blay, Cabes Thunderheart car recently? It should be bound shipment of household goods, the NAvAL JASECOMMANDER Thriller (R).2:00 checked at least once a year. Personal Property branch of the Supply Captain lilla M. DeSpams Marine Lyceum Materials acccepted at Re- Department is adjusting their phone and Pt/lBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER In addition to being danger- walk in customer service hours. This Scent of a Woman cycling Center: LCDR KathsyWWoodk ous, improper wheel align- change is necessary to process the re- ASST. PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER Comedy/Drama (R).2:15 All beverage cans,white quired paper work. The new phone and 1JOC.H) Ties Shipmtan ment increases gasoline con- walk-in customerservice hoursare: 7:30 COM:MUNITY CALENDAR paper,computer paper, card- to 11:30 a.m. Monday thru Friday. It a4ry Dugan Wednesday sumption. board, ferrous and non-ferrous EDITORt Downtown Lyceum Water: Ifyou have only a metals Legal Office - The Naval Legal Service JU2 Csic AkeMCov Scent of a Woman STAFF small load of clothes to wash, Office Detachment, closed Fri, May 21 JOSN Lnry Gibb Comedy/Drama (R).2:15 for command function FMI, 4600. JOSA John Whipplc Leeward Community Center save energy and water by re- Materials not acctepted: Wondy Youmans Final Analysis ducing the water level in your Glass, plastics, colored paper, Hall & Farewell- Naval station officers' This is an authorized DotD publication. wardroom, Thu, May 20 at 4:30 p.m., C~ontents ae edited by Public Affairs and Thriller (R).2:07 washing machine for that shopping bags, magazines, state- do sat neesanily reetthe view of te McKirk's at the BayView. US avyTIli prind hreeimes week load. side newspapers. Indoor at govemnsent expense by D~efense 1ritt movies - 7 p. in. You can help save Outdoor ing Service, Detachmient Branch Office, movies - 89p.n. the earth, RECYCLE! PAGE 3, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1993, GUoMTAAMo BAY GAzETTE CLASSIFIEDS videos in the electronics dept. FMIL 7358 after 5 p.m. 86' Honda Elite 150, very good condi- Shmit each item ont a separate sheet, LOST condition, $500 OBO. Call Jim 2607. unless it is the same category, for the White stainless str Seiko watch, be- Special order appointments for furniture '85 Mercury Cougar, immaculate 82 Honda XL2500R, runs great, new classified section on8.5 byll in. paper tween Glass Beach and Ferry Landing. and appliances can be scheduled at tion, new tires, power everything, tires, $550. Call Rusty 2341 AT. in30 words orlessperad.AdswIllonly Call 3290 AWH/4125 DWH. MCX Procurement Dept. Mon.-Fri. $2,500 OBO. Call 2635. automatic, '82 Yamaha 250 w/helmet and owners run once, or twice upon request In- Man's wedding ring at Cable Beach dur- from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. only. Call Tamara at '86 Nissan 300ZX, 2+2, manual, clude nameoc, phone ranher, and ing PWD picnic. If found, call 3977. 3210. loaded wextras, T-top, AM/FM, CD, fair condition, $300. Call 7495 signaure with the ad. Ads are edited. Black OakleyRazor Blades lost at Bran- Send a balloon or floral arrangement w/ radio, $7,800. Avail. early June. Call AWH. 82 YamahaHentagespecial650,$1,050 Deadline: Ads published on Mon. don Field. Call Paula 4517 DWH/3905 Balloons-n-Such. Call Nancy at 7644. 3098 DWH/2461 AWH. '86 I-mark, 4 cyl., 2-door, hatch back, OBO. Call 4555. musotbeoin byCOB The Ada published AWH. Free delivery! 2 Honda 80 cc scooters, one runs great on Fri. must be in by COB Wed. W1nd- Crystal tennis bracelet at elementary Monday: Bingo starting at 6:15 p.m. at automatic, with A/C, AM/FM stereo, control, the other tries to run. Both go together ward residents submit ads to PAO, school or commissary. Call 4532. Post 46. Cash prizes! Join them for a sunroof tinted windows, cruise 2791. Adnmn. Hill, Bldg. 760. OnlyLeeward FSC dinner special, jerk chicken, then stay aluminum wheels, excellent condition, $400. Call residents may call in theiradsto452/ FMI or to register for the following and play. Free coffee for bingo patrons. avail. in June. FMI, 6443/2696. WANTED Volunteers needed for working at Afri- 4819. Ads are free. programs call 4141/4153. Tuesday: Post46,open menu, pizza and '86 Chevy Astro mini-van, 5-speed, 4.3 tDWH: During Working Hours Home Buying, Tue., May 18, 7-8:30 chicken delivery avail, nightly from 5- V6, AM/FM, cassette, $4,700. Call Ken can-American Cultural Center. work, fun! 'AH\10 After Working Hours; p.m. 9:30 p.m. 4150 DWH/3201 AWH. Refreshments served, music, Open Tue. from 5-10 p.m. and Fri. from ,AT: nytlme SF 171 Workshop, Wed., May 19, 7- Wednesday: Bingo at Post 46 begin- '86 Mazda p/u w/A/C and AM/FM ste- 8:30 p.m. ning at 6:15 p.m. Free door prizes. reo, 5-speed manual, $3,400. Call Steve 5 p.m.-1 a.m., in the old Blue Caribe. ANNOUNCEMENTS You and Your Toddler. Youth Center, Thursday, Friday, & Saturday: 7121. Dental hygienist to work wciviian den- Thu., May 20, 9:30-11 a.m. Honey barbecued chicken and pizza w/ '87 Honda Accord hatchback, A/C, PS, tist. Call 7310 lv. msg. provider needed for two children Fandango: One way to Ft. Lauderdale, Friday matinee, Drug and Alcohol Abuse dough made fresh daily at Post 46. PB, AM/FM cassette, excellent condi- FHC 899, or round trip for $314. Federal Prevention, Fri., May 21, 11:30 a.m.- Susie's Lumpia (located in Post 46): tion. $6,000 OBO. Call 7155 AT or lv. during wknd. duty hours. Call 3472 Express/UPS avail. FMI, 4478. 12:30 p.m. Hours of operation are Mon.-Sat. 10:30 msg. AWH. Lawn mower Tropical Aviation: The Gitmo express Sponsor training, Wed., May 26, 3-4 a.m.-3 p.m. and open some evenings BOATS Lawn mower handle. works, handle isbroken. Call 7383. flies daily except Sat. to/from Ft. Lauder- p.m. from 5-9 p.m. '88 BaylinerCapni'T 7" bowrider, force dale for as low as $99 each way. UPS/ Checkbook Management, Fri., May 28, SERVICES 125, canvas, boatcover, skis, vests, rope, Cleaning help for new housing, F/T, $5 Mon.-Fri. FMI,Hunt Building Cor- Federal Express avail. FMI, 4915. 3-4 p.m. All-occasion cakes: birthday, anniver- kneeboard, fishing poles, dual batteries, hr., Tropical Aviation: Fies to/from Mon- ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES sary, baby shower or special parties, also new tires, bearings, $7,500. FMI, 6443 poration 7483. diesels, freight cars. tego Bay Thu. or Kingston, Jamaica, on The African-American Club meets on the cupcakes. Call Gail, 7687 AT. DWH/2696 AWH. "N" Scale trains, Rusty 7104 AWH. Fri./Mon. FMI, 4915. first and third Sun. every month at the old Tutoring: I have a B.S. in Computer 15' Sea Eagle Zodiac w/trailer and 15 hp Call Tropical Aviation: Flies Mon. to and Blue Caribe by McCalla Hangar, 6:30 Science and will tutor math, science, and motor, great dive boat, $850 OBO. Call Tue. from Jax. FMI. 4915. p.m. FMI Constance 4147 or Marilyn computer areas, elementary thru college 4456 AT. Tropical Aviation: Liberty weekend; 3715. levels. Call Jim 4455/4521 DWH/3827 19' Manatee Cuddy Cabin, 1990 140 hp I MWR NOTES I departs Fri. afternoon and returns Sun., Wed. night at the Little America Club is AWH. Johnson outboard, excellent running de- I I $198 round trip. FMI, 4915. taco night from 6-9 p.m. After 9 p.m. is Dog grooming. For appts. call Tammy pendable boat, w/numerous accessories, I CLUBS at 7667. 24' trailer w/power winch,$7,000 OBO. Tropical Aviation: "Fiesta in Paradise" western music until 11 p.m. The cost is 1 --Memorial Day at Upper I San Andres, May 27-31. FMI, 4915/ 85.50 for all you can eat. FMI, 2140 Offering yard mowing, edging, and Call 2635. hp, 4 hp kicker, 1000 Chapman Beach, Clipper 5112. after 6 p.m. pruning at very low prices, have refer- 18'1/2" Cobia, 90 IClub offers "dollar days" Gitmo Swingers square dance Sat.,tree The Black History Committee is havinga ences. Call Robert 2281 AWH. ft. depth finder, new gaugesand accesso- Mon., May 31. classes at 5 p.m., club at 7 p.m. Come mtg. Tue., May 18 at 2:30 p.m., Yards mowed, $5 and up. Over 30 yrs. ries, marine radio, extras, $8,000 plus experience. Call Doug 3984 AT. Lv. '86 Mazda truck, $10,000. Call Steve join the fun! FMI, 7656/5372. COMNAVBASE Conference Room. All 1 YOUTH-ACTIVITES I Flags flown at N.E. gate w/personalized command reps. are requested to attend. msg. 7121. --Summershine registration certificate, ordered through MOWC. Fnends ofthe Library mtg. Tue., May 18 Handpainted T-shirts creatively de- CARPETS 1 May 19-21 at Youth Center. Flag/certificate are $35. Allow 2 weeks at 6:30 p.m. signed for you or someone special. 3-9'xl2' brown, $75 ea.0or all3 for$200, Program runs June 14-Aug. 27 I 1/2" processing. FMI, 7593 between 9 a.m. TRAINING Makes a great gift. Call Debbie 3512. 1 dark blue $85, 1-14' 1/2" x 17' for 1st-6th graders. FMI,4075. income tax preparation. earth tone brown, cut, $45, 1 tan, cut, and 8 p.m. TQL training: There will be 10 one-day Professional --Pre-teens toga party Fri., Trzyna Village provides a "Family classes for all NAVSTA E-7/GS-7 and Call Howitt Cook 3413, by appt.only. $25, excellent condition. Call 4969. May 21, 6-10 p.m. FMI, 4075. Night" service to the community from above, thru Fri., May 21, in the TQL Business cards, stationery, rubber ELECTRONICS -In-betweens pie eating con- 5:30-10 p.m. nightly. Open menu will be Office, McCalla Hangar, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 stamps, announcements, notecards. Al- Two dozen games for Apple II-fantasy/ test Sat., May 22, 6-10 p.m. I low approx. 4 weeks for delivery. FMI, military, selling cheap. Call Tim 4502 general, but basically thegenuine Jamai- p.m. FMI, call 5123. -Best nachos in town, Tue., can -style cuisine. Driver Improvement Program (DIP) Rick 7604. DWH/3373 AWH. May 18, In-betweens 5:30-8 picture Civilian dentist on base and seeing pa- classes are scheduled for the following FHC provider has openingsafor girls only 19" color TVw/remote, beautiful p.m. FMI, 4075. tients May 29-31. FMI, 4554/7310. Sick dates: May 19-20, and 26-27. FMI, ages 19 months to3 years. FMI, Charice for cable orvideo games, $75. Call 2635. 1--Nachos, Nachos, Nachos! call hours Sat., May 29, 9-11 a.m. 4526/4529. 2387. FURNITURE Thu., May 20, Pre-teens 5:30-8 Flexsteel rocker/recliner, beige, excel- Town Meeting, Thu., May 20, 7 p.m., Motorcycle safety classes are scheduled p.m. FMI, 4075. FTG Auditorium. for the following dates: May 18, and 24- FOR SALE lent condition, $300. Call Ken 4150 Hl and Farewell Sat., May 22, 6 p.m., 25. FMI, 4526/4529. DWH/3201 AWH. COMMUNITY PROGRAMS BayView Brickyard. FMI/tickets 2531. Non-Industrial Supervisory Safety AIR CONDITIONERS Bunk beds, 6 months old, $250, dresser, *--Marina boat rental dis- Term V dates for classes at CCC and Training Wed. May 19 at 9 a.m. in NAS 5000 BTU $75. Call 4969. $25, 2- 2' (appox.) square end tables, counts- $10 off half-day and TSU are May31-July24. Registration is Training Rm. FMI, Maureen 4526/ Sears 18,000 BTU, good condition, used marble tops, wooden frame and bottom, overnight boat rentals Mon., Day. May 19-28. FMI, 4748. 4529. for 8 months, $550 OBO. Call 2230 AT. $100 OBO. Call 4969. May 31, Memorial PSD new customer service hours, 8:30 Bloodborne Pathogen Prevention Train- APPLIANCES Antique oakkitchen chairs, some in need -Base Library closed May 23- of repair, $35 ea., curtains and valances, a.m.-2:30 p.m. ing Thu., May 20 at 9 a.m. in the NAS Freezer, $175. Call 2604 AT. 1 31 for inventory. Books Senior Enlisted Council will meet at Taiming Rm. FMI, Maureen 4526/4529. Washer/dryer, good condition, $150. country style, price neg. Call 4989 charged out normally until 11:30 a.m. Wed., May 19 at the Goat NAVY EXCHANGE NOTES Call Sam at 4241 DWH/3817 AWH. AWH. Sun., May 23. FMI, 4541. Locker. All are encouraged to attend. Overseas/military car sales will continue Large Amana radar range microwave, Q-size waterbed w/heater and sheets, --Videos charged out from I FMIL 3239. sales Tue.-Fri., 3-6 p.m. For appt. call excellent condition, $50. Call 4555. $150 firm. Call 3472 AWH. base library are due Tue. Base lawyer at VC-10, Tue., June 1. 4951. Ceiling fan w/light, 42", white. Call MISCELLANEOUS Those not returned by Fri. will suspended one Final legal asst. visit to Leeward. After NEX mall laundromat will be closedfor 4969. Grab bag of 1/35 scale WWII German have privileges month. FMI, 4541. this all appts. at Windward NLSO. Call relocation. Use fleet laundromat until AUTOMOBILES Armor. Lots of figures. Call Rusty 7104 PO Jackson 6464/6341to schedule an new location opens in Electric Ave. 76 Pacer, Gitmo special, recent tune-up, and make offer. -FHC provider, a career you Sight and Sound Values sale thru May muffler, battery, open top. Runs like a 19" Emerson TV, 840. Call 7496. can count on! FMI, 3533. appt. -- FHC Food Sanitation class Repair Shop 23. scalded gorilla. Ugliestcar in town, $200 CCC books, Social Science 101 & 102, Hours tor the Electronics Wed., May 19, 6-8 p.m. FMI, located in Bldg. M207 are as follows: Now avail. at Personalized Services; firm. Call Doug 3984 AT. World Geography, Physical Science, 4:30-6 p.m. and Sat. name application on work uniforms. '77 Toyota Corolla wagon, runs great, Philosophy, Environmental Biology- I3533. closed Mon., Wed. update, Chambray shirt or dungarees. good Gitmobile, $800 OBO. Call 7155 $25 ea.; 2 Psychology wkbks.-$7 ea. 1 --CDC waiting list 9 am.-noon through June 7. parents currently on the AT or l. msg. FMI, 2704 AWH/4502 DWH. NAVCOMDET Customer Appreciation Large selection of Little Tikes now avail. Villamar list must update their 18, 20-21 from atNEX Toyland. '77 Plymouth Volare wagon, reliable, a Swing set $35, extension ladder, 840 Week group tours: May info. by Tue., June 1 or be I 10-11 a.m. and 1:30-2:30 p.m. Family Graduation Gifts sale May 19-23. great addition to the family. Avail. June OBO wooden shed, 840 OBO. Call Open House Sat., May19 from9-11 a.m. TheNEX will be closed Mon., May 31 in 1. Call 3683 AWH. 4969. 1 dropped from the list. FMI, 2205. FMIL 4442/4661. observance ofMemorial Day. Mini-Mart '77 VW van, rebuilt engine, very good Boulder mountain bike (giant) w/acces- Smoking Cessation Classes, held at Na- will be open. condition, located NAS Jax. Call LCDR sories, $325, US Diver BC, reg. oct. and val Hospital for five consecutive Thu., Effective Tue., June 1 there will be price Bernard 6216 DWH/3693 AWH. console w/compass, $400, 19" TV, commencing Thu., May 20 from 6:30- changes on some services in the NEX '79 VW Dasher, best offer. Call LCDR $100. Call 3311 AT. 7:30 p.m. FMI, 72270. Beauty Shop. Bernard 6216 DWH/3693 AWH. Swing set, $30, 9'x12' rose carpet, 850, The Housing Office invites the public to Parents ofcollege students who will be in 79 Dodge van, V8, yellow, new inside, 6'x9' blue, $25. Call 2479 AT. BAY DINING an Open House at the new housing site, Gitmo forsummer break, can come to the good outside, AM/FM, cassette stereo, 10' x 12' Sears steel shed w/deck table located off Kittery Beach rd. next to the NEX now and get employment applica- $2,720. Call RMCM Goble 3477 AWH/ and shelves, $200 OBO. Call 4456 AT. Century car seat, $40. Call 2099 AW1. golf course. May2l-23, l0a.m.-2p.m., tions for the students and also turn 5000 DWH. BAYVIEW CLUL Music 101, History Caribbean Circle IC. FML 4172/4174. applications in for them. '80 Honda CB70K, $550 OBO. Call CCC text books for Toight; Closed BRAVO ZULU High school students 14 and over should LCDRBernard 6216 DWH/3693 AWH. 111, Algebra 112, excellent condition, Tuesday: Steaiship Ro d& Happy Anniversary Michael Tate, apply early for summer employment at '80 Honda Ci7S0K, 5550 OBO. Avail. $20 ea. Call 2099 AWH. Chsickets would've been 1 year 2 months. Love the NEX. now. Call LCDR Bernard 6216 DWH/ I compound bow,$50. Call Steve 7121. CLIPPERCLUB LAC. MARINE MWR NOTES 3693 AWH. 100 ft. 14 gauge esoteric audio speaker Tonight: OrietalBuffet CLOSURES Sale, Sale. Sale!Marine Corps Dive Shop '81Ford F100 p/u, 6 cyl. manual trans- wire, $43, UK400 diver light with strap, Tuesday: Italiant Bufft Windjammer Coral Reef dining room is accessories sale including valve parts, mission, floor shift, long bed, excellent $25, both items in excellent condition. POST46 closed for renovation to Cactus Grille. dive books, gun parts, mouthpieces, wet condition, $1,600. Avail June 23. Call Call Don 5885 AWH. Tonight: Open Menu Lunch still avail. in the ballroom and suits, mesh bags and much more. 2095 after 5 p.m. PET Tue.-San.: Open Mncu/Dehvrty Pizza Salubre'. FMI, 2304. Revised hours for Manne pool beginning '82 Chevrolet Silverado 1/2ton p/u truck, White house cat "Chelsea" (no relation SUSS LUJMIPIA power everything. Rebuilt 350 hp to Bill). Blk./wh., declawed and neu- Housing Selt-Help is closed TFN. FMI, Mon., May 17 are closed Mon., 11 am.- A/C, Today: CThicken Adobo 4174/4172. 3 p.m. Tue.-Fri. and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. engine, great ruling truck,$1,700 OBO. tered. Free to a good home. Call 3131. Tuesday: Pepper Steak FOUND and Sun. Call 2635. Rottwieler, female, AKC registered, 8 1/ WINDJAMMERCLUII A pair ofladies'test glasses, found at the Now avail. at MCX are Espirit women's '821oyota Celica, 2-door, 5 speed, AM/ 2 months old, $400. FMI, 2387. Tonight Closed raquet club tennis court April 27. The clothing, Imperiao freshwater pearls in FM, cassette, A/C, runs great, $1,300 Free poodle, loves children, male, neu- Pizza Salubre Opes owner can call Christie at 4165/4577/ necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, men's OBO. Call 2610 DWH/2250 AWH. tered, shots good until Oct. Call 4969. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5904 or stop by the Fire Dept. Swank billfolds, tri-folds, and key rings. '83 Jeep CJ-7, 69K miles, avail. June. Free to a good home, blk./wh. male cat, Tuesday Lasagna Watch, call 4969 to descnbe. Also avail. are Wilson basketballs and Call 3131 AWH. neutured, very good w/children. Shots Wednesday SauisagePita Bracelet found in aval Hospital parking footballs in the sporting goods dept. and '83 Mazda 626,4-door, A/C.deluxe inte- current, leaving island. Call 2479 AT. lot. Call 3683 AT and identify. Fisher 4-head VCR's and Walt Disney rior, $3,000 OBO. Avail. Fri., June 4. TWO WHEELERS PAGE 4, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1993, GUANTANAMO BAY GAZETTE SPORTs

2nd annual Gitmo-Volkslauf Challenge a success PRO Sports Sports Briefs _ all did. 21:30 By J02 GISELLE MCCOY It wasn't necessarily a ine 2nd Hall's PWD Uttlttes Team NBA _____- for winning and being the best, 2 1:35 MLB Playoffs Rangers - The Texas Along a grueling and tire- but rather, as it turned out, team- All Male Friday's results Rangers placed pitcher Nolan some two-mile course of moun- mates helping teammates. It was 1st The White Shirts 18:30 Charlotte 110, New York 106, (2 OT) Ryanon the disabled listThurs- tainous terrain, the 15 teams of a great experience for all who 2nd Cpl. Christian McDonald's day for the second time this the Marine Barracks sponsored participated, the challengers and Team 18:58 Saturday's results San Antonio 111, Phoenix 96 season. Ryan was placed on the Gitmo-Volkslauf Challenge onlookers. And the courage and 15-day disabled list, retroac- Chicago 96, Cleveland 90 made their way. There were endurance it took to cross the There may have only been Houston 97, Seattle 79 tive to May 8, with a strained men's teams, a woman's team, finish line was reward enough, three winning teams, but in truth, muscle in his left hip. The and mixed teams of dependents, although medals were awarded everyone was a winner. As Capt. Sunday's results Rangers recalled right-handed event New York 94, Charlotte 92 pitcher Jeff Bronkey from and various services. The teams to the first place finishers in each James Frank put it, "In this winners are as fol- there are only winners, the rest San Antonio 117, Phoenix 103 Oklahoma City of the Ameri- made their way through deep category. The Houston 103, Seattle 92 can Association to take Ryan's mud holes and steep mountains. lows: are participants because there are place on the roster. The most important aspect of the The Only Woman Team 31:28 no losers." Congratulations to all Rockies - Colorado Rock- challenge was to finish . finish Mixed Teams the participants for a task well NHL ies slugger Andres Galarraga is as a team. For the most part, they 1st The Julio Esquilin Team accomplished. Playoffs on the 15-day disabled list with Friday's results a strained right hamstring. Ga- Giving the straight talk on sanctioned bowling N.Y. Islanders 4, Pitisburgh 3, (OT) larraga is the second leading money to bowl in leagues and love and nature of the sport. hitter in the National League. Saturday's results tournaments? For rewards, hope- Bowling is the only sport where Toronto 6, St. Louis 0 Twins - Minnesota Twins By WALT BAER (Part 2 of 3) fully, and competition. The spirit the older crowd can compete on shortstop Scott Leuis under- Sunday's results wentsurgery on his right shoul- of competition lives within all of an equal level with the younger Montreal 4, N.Y. Islanders I der Saturday and will miss the Sanctioned bowling, through us. crowd. remainder of the season. The the American Bowling Congress Another service provided by ABC is the largest sport's procedure repaired a torn rota- (ABC), offers many benefits to ABC through sanction that is membership organization in the MLB tor cuff. service members who bowl seldom mentioned is legal fees. world. Each year, ABC publishes Friday's results Indians - Sandy Alomar abroad. And most bowlers know Every league and association has an annual report, along with the American League has been on the disabled list of the national and many local problems at one time or another. number of rewards issued Detroit 4, Baltimore 3 since May 1, but the Indians Toronto 8, New York 6 award programs. But what if A bowler's protest that cannot be through sanctioned leagues and could be without their starting Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 2 catcher for the remainder of the you're not that good of a bowler solved at the local level is re- tournaments. Bowlers interested Minnesota 4, Boston 3 season. Alomar will probably or you think that you'll never earn ferred to the national organiza- may contact Craig Till, the Men's Chicago 4, Texas 0 Kansas City 2, California 1, (10) have surgery to repair a bulging one of the ABC awards? If this is tion's legal staff. ABC bonding, Association secretary/treasurer, Oakland 2, Seattle 1, (11) disc in his back. what you think, then you're supplies, and legal fees alone who has this report on file. The Royals - Royals infielder wrong. have an estimated value of $350 number of awards, rings, watches National League Curtis Wilkerson broke his left In July 1990, on lanes 9 and average per association or and patches earned by sanctioned Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2 ankle during the seventh inning 10 during Captain's Cup bowl- league. league bowlers is unbelievable. Cincinnati 13, Colorado 5 of yesterday's game with Cali- ing, Ken Briggs, a young sailor What do association and Hundreds and thousands of them! Montreal 8, New York 7 Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 7 fornia. Wilkerson ran into from SIMA, bowled at 298 game. league officers do to sanction ABC, in the near future, through teammate Brian McRae while Houston 9, Los Angeles 1 His reward was a beautiful 298 leagues and tournaments? All of the support of bowlers world- chasing a fly ball. He's ex- St Louis 7, Florida 2 pected to be out eight-10 ring from ABC. All it cost Briggs the rules and regulations are out- wide, will have bowling as an San Diego 3, San Francisco 1 weeks. was his $5 annual membership lined in books provided by the olympic sport. ABC, through the fee with ABC. Briggs' average parent organization. Forms are local association, needs your Saturday's results American League was 166. It happens! provided by the parent organiza- support. The pioneers of ABC NBA New York 4, Toronto 3 Last year ABC came out with tion, and for leagues they are took the sport of bowling out of Celtics - Boston Celtics Minnesota 7, Boston 4 Detroit 5, Baltimore 3 president Red Auerbach under- a new award - a beautiful wrist submitted to the local association the "spittoon era" and has made it Cleveland 9, Milwaukee 5 went a second round of surgery watch for bowlers bowling a for further processing to ABC. a respected sport of today. pins over their aver- For tournaments, once Bowlers worldwide partici- Oakland 2, Seattle 1 last Thursday to clear blocked game of 100 the asso- Texas 6, Chicago 4, (11) arteries. ages. It is possible for any ABC ciation works up the rules, as pating in sanctioned leagues and California 5, Kansas City 3 bowler to earn this award. ABC outlined in ABC publications, sanctioned bowling tournaments NFL had to re-order these awards be- they are submitted to headquar- are doing their small part to sup- National League cause the lower average bowlers ters for their approval. The cost port their respective parent or- Houston 7, Los Angeles 1 Patriots - The New England Montreal 2, New York 1 Patriots have signed free agent exceeded ABC's expectations. to sanction abowling tournament ganization which in turn supports Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 3 center Bill Lewis to a two-year The lower a bowler's average, the - free! and upholds the standards for the Cincinnati 5, Colorado 3 contract. The Pats are likely to better chance they have of win- Why do bowlers literally sport of bowling. Florida 8, St. Louis 0 need help in the middle of their ning an award. donate their time and long hours Watch for "Part III" in Wed- Chicago 14, Pittsburgh 5 with Gene Chil- San Francisco 3, San Deigo 0 offensive line Why do bowlers spend of work supporting bowlers nesday's edition of the Guantan- ton considering retirement. worldwide? It's because of the amo Bay Gazette. Lewis started for the Phoenix Sunday's results GITMO ACTIVITIES American League Cardinals in 1990-91, but AQUATICS p.m. in the SBOQ conference room. FMI, Athletic Office. FMI, 2560. Toronto 12, New York 6 missed 10 games last season call Cindy at 2414. Baltimore 3, Detroit Pool parties - Must be scheduled through 2 during a contract dispute. Boston the base gym one week in advance and GOLF 11, Minnesota 5 Milwaukee 5, Cleveland paid for by the Wed. before the event. FMI, CC SPORTS Marlboro Golf Classic - 36-hole tourney 3 Chicago 15, Texas 8 Misc Sports 2560. Biathlon - The CC biathlon Sat, May 22, 7 flighted after first 18 holes on Sat. Tourney Seattle 7, Oakland 0 Indy 500 - Back surgery Yacht Club - Join the Gitmo Yacht Club! a.m., base gym. Maps and race details may starts at 8 a.m. Sat, May 29, $5/person plus Kansas City 4, California 2 over two weeks ago kept Nigel Free sailing lessons with membership. Ten be picked up at the base gym. FMI, 2560/ cart/green fees. Cash prizes. Register by sailboats, many benefits/privileges. FMI, 2504. COB Mon, May 24 at the Golf Pro Shop. Mansell from participating in National Tom 4786 AT or 2346 Saturday/Sunday. League the three-day rookie orienta- Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 4 tion program for this year's CORRAL MISC ACTIVITIES St. Louis 1, Florida 0 Indy 500. Thursday the 39- BOWLING Pony rides - Fifty cent pony rides from Archery - Range and 3D shoots, FMI, Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 3 year-old Englishman breezed Tourney - Moonlight Scotch Doubles no- 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the following areas/ 3843. Montreal 4, New York 3, (12) through the 40-lap test and has tap tourney sponsored by YABA Mon, times: Center Bargo Park, Tue, May 18; Cub Scouts - Adult Cub Scout leaders are Cincinnati 14, Colorado 2 Houston been given the go ahead to join May 17. Sign up from 6-6:55 p.m., bowl- Kittery Beach Housing, Tue, June 1. FMI, needed. You don't have to have a child in 3, Los Angeles 2 ing at 7 p.m. Cost is $20/couple. scouts to become a leader -just time to give San Francisco 9, San Diego 4 the field for qualifications for 2381. Tuesday Night Ladies - Summer league is them. Training is provided. FMI, call Tina the May 30 race which already now forming. Sign up at the bowling alley, FITNESS at 3130. began. or contact Cheryl at 72510 AWH FMI. Fourth of July - Annual 5K/10K, 1-mile Local Sports Wayne's World - A real League play begins Tue, May 18. Organ- High/low impact aerobics - With Jen- run/walk Sat, July 3. FMI, L. Diment at nifer D'Alessandro, Mon./Wed., 5:15- life Wayne's World. H. Wayne izational mtg. at 6_p.m. same day. 2654. Men's CC Softball Huizenga wants to build a new Friday Night Classics - Mixed league 6:30 p.m., and Sam Montague Fri., 5:15- Softball tourney - Memorial Day softball Friday's results 6:30 p.m. at the base gym. home for his south Florida now forming. Mtg./first night Fri, May 21. tourney Fri-Mon, May 28-31. Recrea- Not available as of 9 a.m. Mtg. at 5:30 p.m., bowling at 6 p.m. Sign Step aerobics - With Renee Stroman, tional - you don't have to play for your CC baseball and hockey teams to Mon./Wed./Fri., 11:50 a.m.-12:50 p.m. at anchor a mega-complex of at- up at counter at Marblehead Lanes. FMI, team. Men at Zaiser, women at Cooper, 15 Sunday's results Leslie 3843 AT. the base gym Tue.ffhu., 6:15-7:15 p.m., lst/15 2nd plc. trophies, $60/team. Team Not available as of 9 a.m. tractions, including a museum, Cancelled - Wed. Moonlight Blue Pin and at the elementary school. roster due to Athletic Office by COB Mon, virtual-reality film studios and Thu. Moonlight Red Pin bowling UFN due High-low step combo - With Sam Mon- May 24. FMI, 2560/2504. Tuesday's games tague, at the base gym Saturday, 10-11:15 centers.1f all goes according to to CC. FMI, 2118. 5:30 p.m. NSGA/Co. "L" vs. RC plan, the Florida Marlins Special - Bowl three games, get fourth a.m. Classes cost $1.25/class. FMI, 2560. Leeward Okinawan Shorin-Ryu/Karate-Do PROJECT PLAYER would move into a 48,000-seat game free! Mon, May 31, Memorial Day. 6:45 p.m. Marine Bks. vs. PWD B Volleyball stadium with retractable roof No coupons will be accepted. FMI, 2118. classes - Mon./Wed./Fri., ages 8-13, 6-7 tourney - Four-person teams, 8 p.m. Hospital vs. Blue p.m.; ages 13 & up, 7-8:30 p.m. FMI, Sun, May 30, 10:15 a.m., Lower Chapman when their lease expires at Joe Marlboro Bowling Classic - Men's/ 9:15 p.m. FTG vs. PWD C 2260. Beach. Trophy for 1st. Entry fee $1. FMI, the women's singles/mixed doubles tourney. Robbie Stadium following Fitness Center - The Fitness Center staff 6009. 1997 season. And the Florida Starts 9 a.m. Sat, May 29, $10/person/ Women's CC Softball event. Cash prizes. Register by COB Mon, invites you to work out with them seven 3-on-3 BB tourney - Thu, May 20, 6 p.m., Panthers, who join the NHL Saturday's results May 24 at the Marblehead Bowling Cen- days a week. Programs to suit your per- Rec. Hill. Register for $1/person. Trophy Not available next season, would play in a ter. sonal goals/schedule. Variety of supple- for 1st plc. as of 9 a.m. new 20,000-seat arena. ments. FMI, 3846. Softball/horseshoes - Softball tourney Body Building Contest - Mr/Mrs. Guan- Mon, May 31, Memorial Day, 9 a.m. Greybeard Basketball BRIDGE tanamo Bay Body Building Contest or- Horseshoe tourney 11 a.m., Upper Saturday's results Bridge for fun! - Bridge group is looking ganizational mtg. Mon, May 24, 5 p.m., Chapman Beach. Trophy for 1st. Entry fee Not available as of 9 a.m. for players. They meet every Mon., 6:30 $1. FMI, 6009.