Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 ag NAS Norfolk , Va. ------8:00 a.m. Wednesday, Oct.11 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Storage: 14.06 MIL Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 825K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. See page 3 Consumption: 77K Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 192 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper-- Thursday, October 12, 1989 House haults on budget Sailors involved in brawl WIRE REPORT before a Senatevote failed anoi ll ______now have to wait until aconfer- WIRE REPORT Leaders of the House have decided fence committee. nottomakeanydealswiththeSenateon If the deficit reduction bill is LISBON, PORTUGAL - deficit reduction package until after not signed by President Bush be- Portuguese police say they'll W'96Fa clamp down security around Philippines - Tropical storm Dan the Senate passes its version of the bill. fore Monday night, it will wen an Lisbon's dockside area after killed at least 39 people wrecked The bill that comes up for Senate that congress failed to meet il ts and violence last night involving the homes of 250,000 others in the debate this afternoon has been bogged Fiscal 1989 deficit reduction tar 500 Philippines. The storm raised to 157, down by a number of issues, including get of $100-million set by thehe U.S. and British sailors. the death toll in storms that hit the how to deal with the capital gains tax. Gra m-Rudman balanced budge;et The police say the sailors fight. Police earlier said the Philippines in less than one week. The House passed its deficit reduc- law. went on a drunken rampage in fighting began after clashes Today. Dan intensified into a typhoon tion bill last week and added to it a the capital's downtown, injuring between Black American and as it churned toward China.cailginxcus , , hrs ient Thatfailure.would.,.,,1A seven people in brawls, smashing white British sailors. capitalgans tax cutsougn Dy res aent nat ta ure woua trgger Bush. The Senate finance committee $16-billion in across-the-board windows in shops and bars and The U.S. sailors from the Washington - President Bush said overturning cars. assault crafts "Nassau," "Barn- going rejected a capital gains cut, and voted spending cuts to be split evenly he knew "everthing that was According to police, the vio- stable County" and "Shreveport" on in Panama" during the failed coup. instead for a partial restoration of tax between defense and domestic lence broke out after four Ameri- were on shore leave during a He disputed reports that he became deductible individual retirement ac- programs. However, those cuts incensed at second-guessing by his counts. could later be restored by Con- can sailors were involved in a break from "NATO" exercises. advisers over how the U.S. should Attempts to iron out the differences gress. have responded. Soviet Union - A KGB official ac- Marines storm Guantanamo with trumpets blaring cuses the United States of a high- tech espionage assault on the Soviet The Marines invaded Guantanamo formance worthy of battlefield quered the hearts, minds and affec- the cry, and more they got. Dixie- Union from space, from under the Bay last night, and our town won't be promotions. After a quick recon- tion of those fortunate enough to land, Roseland, and Marineland fa- ground and from beneath the the same. They came on with all the naissance of the area, the band have been overpowered by their vorites were orchestrated and ap- ocean.despite warming relations brass, beat and bravado of an authentic deployedelements to infiltrateand onslaught of music. plauded as children of all ages between the two countries. New Orleans Rampart Street parade. penetrate the length and breath of Under the astute direction of marched, danced, and clapped to this There were dozens of them suited, our island habitat. 1st Lieutenant Andy Olmhold, a American musical extravaganza. Panama - Gen. Noriega appeared in geared and charged. The invasion was Although they were here to John Philip Sousa aficionado, the Public today to mark 21 years of military rule in Panama. In doing so, swift, smooth and sagacious. In spiteof add luster to the VC-10 change of melodic sonance flowed from the The atrium of the Navy Ex- Noriega cast himself as heir to their long deployment flight, short re- command, they just couldn't pass band, raising the spirits, goose- change and Commissary proved to charismatic, populist Gen. Omar covery time and tall-order schedule - it up the opportunity to strut their bumps and memories of a grateful be an ideal setting for GITMO'S first Torrious. didn't stop the Marines - but then, what stuff for our overseas community. audience. The Corps paraded, pom- band-shell performance at 7:00p.m., does? And, strut they did! The 4th Ma- ped and played memorable music and it will be a long time before last East Germany - East German Yes, the Corps stormed theBay last rine Corps Air Wing Band, from from Sousa to Berlin, and the crowd nights' renditions find an equal - if leader Erich Honecker has postponed night with the pride, power and per- New Orleans came, saw and con- loved it. "More, more, more" was ever. Thanks, Marines! a visit to Denmark set for later this month. The recent troubles with emigration and unrest are blamed for Fire Prevention Week, Oct 8 - 14 the cancellation. Fire kills our children, don't let it happen to yours USA By JOC BILL DOUGHERTY tance of early education to the understand the consequences of Week, the Fire Department will have and SAFETYLINE MAGAZINE dangers of matches and lighters." striking a match or lighter, and many Fire Prevention Week displays at the News Playing with fire is the leading older children who do understand, Navy Exchange Mall and the Marine The National Fire Protection Asso- cause of fire deaths among the have no idea how quickly a fire can Corps Exchange Friday, Oct. 13. ciation (NFPA) said this year's theme very young. It kills three of every grow out of control." "We are concerned about our Florida - The anti-abortion move- for Fire Prevention Week, 1989: "Big 10 preschool children who die in Educating people of all ages is an children in Guantanamo," said Far- ment has suffered severe losses in Fires Start Small: Keep matches and residential fires, and is the sixth important battle, and according to ias. "We want parents to know it's two of the first legislative tests lighters intherighthands,"is appropri- leading cause of civilian fire Rudy Farias, Guantanamo's Naval important to keep and eye on their following last summer's Supreme ate for the emphasis placed on children deaths. Station Fire Chief, they are doing kids and let them know fire is danger- Court ruling on the Webster case. and fires during Oct. 8 through 14. Many children are faced with just that. ous and it can hurt them." In Florida, the state legislature "The problem with children play- the temptation to play with fire "We have beenvisiting the Child rejected the governor's request for fire has long challenged the new abortion restrictions at a special ing with every day. "Parents who leave Development Center, Nursery session and called an adjournment fire protection community," says matches and lighters within a School and Elementary School and BULLETIN two days early. And the U.S. NFPA President Robert W. Grant. child's reach are courting trag- have been teaching the children the House Wednesday widened federal "With that in mind, we felt this theme edy," says Grant. "Very young importance of not playing with Don't funding for poor women seeking was needed to emphasize the impor- children don'thave the capacity to matches," explained Farias. "We forget to watch "Plan to abortions in the case of incest or rape. even give them hand-outs that they Get Out Alive," a fire safety can take home and share with their film, for children and adults. Florida - The shuttle Atlantis has parents." It airs tonight on TV 8, Cable new launch date, next Tuesday. At- Christmas crafts bazaar The Fire Chief added that a fire Channel 2 at 8 p.m. Don't lantis and its crew of five will shuttle at miss it! the atomic-powered Galileo Jupiter drill was also planned for today probe into space.if the weather set for Guantanamo Bay W.T. Sampson High School. allows and if anti-nuclear activists In keeping with Fire Prevention fail in their attempts to halt the By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE mas ornaments, needle crafts, cal- launch. endars and baked goods just to name a few. Evans takes helm of VC-10 Los Angeles - A federal magistrate The Guantanamo Bay Officers' Wives' Club (GBOWC) is sponsoring "I realize the Christmas Ba- in Los Angeles ordered three zaar is just around the comer from Cmdr. Gary G. Evans became its annual Christmas Bazaar Saturday, suspects in the world's largest Halloween but the GBOWC the 39th Commanding Officer of cocaine seizure held without bail on Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Fleet Composite (VC) Squadron Ten narcotics trafficking wants to ensure plenty of time for charges. A atrium area of the Navy Exchange today, relieving Cmdr. Edward D. fourth man was held on $9 million Mall. residents to mail their special bail. "As always," said Lynda Oakes, packages to friends and family Ulrich during a change of command president of GBOWC, "any base club members in the states," Oakes ceremony held at the Naval Air Sta- Pennsylvania -- Testing has begun at and organization is welcome to sell said. tion hangar. Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island theirspecialty items to raise money for So if you haven't been able to Cmdr. Evans, a graduate of the nuclear power plant. A week to 10 charity." find that special gift for that spe- U.S. Naval Academy, has served in days of tests will determine whether If you have been looking for that cial someone, whether it be for the Navy since 1972. His tours of equipment can boil off the water special something with the "Gitmo" Christmas or just to say "I care," duty include: "E" Division Officer contaminated by the nation's worst on board the landing dock ship, USS commercial nuclear accident. touch, then come and shop around, check out the bazaar. There will Oakes said some popular sellers in past be about 20 tables available. Any Pensacola; a pilot with both Attack Cmdr. Gary G. Evans Washington - President Bush plans Christmas Bazaars have been club or organization interested in Squadrons Forty-Two and Eighty- a day of political appearances to help GBOWC's original Christmas cards displaying their handiwork, con- Five; an instructor pilot with Train- return tour to Attack Squadron the stmuggling campaigns of three re- and stationery, Booster Club beach tact Debby Brammer at 4300 or ing Squadron Twenty-Six, Assistant Eighty-Five as Safety Officer', Main- publican underdogs. towels, American flags, t-shirts, hand Lynda Oakes at 2322 by Oct. 23. Strike Operations Officer on board painted eggs, school logo bags, Christ- the aircraft carrier, USS America, a Please see VC-10, page 3 Captain's Log. Stardate 28489 Openline discusses MWR area activities Naval Station staff meeting of tickets may be made available Captain John Boyd's guests on posed by MWR. It is a bowling -- We arechecking into add- Oct. 1 1, 1989: through command reps from those Tuesday's Openline were MWR Di- league generated cost. All patrons ing moorings to the marina to aug- PU BLIC WORKS: Personnel who may cancel out. rector Bill Carrico, and Deputy Di- pay the same price for general use ment the few slips that are available. rector Craig Brock. which is $1.50 per hour from 11 a.m. -- Why don't we have more Lee- from Naval Facility Engineering ORDNANCE: Because of to 5:00p.m. and $1.00 per game atall ward Point organized activities? Housingng are onboard talking toresi- budget limitations imposed, there The Base Commander provided other times. -- We have none planned at dents about futer housing needs. will be limited availability of small the following comments -- Why do we have age limits for this time. One of the reasons is that an calls for an additional 254 anna ammunition. the The pl: -- TheNavy BirthdayBall sched- children to ride the horses or use there are just50units onLeeward and units for fiscal year 1991 and has SUPPLY: Supply will coordi- uled for Saturday, Oct. 14 is sold-out, swimming pools? we try to plan activities that benefit been mtoved up to fiscal year 1990. nate the next Hall and Farewell but those who missed out should Our view is that MWR facility the majority of residents. However, Personnel from the water which is scheduled for Sat, Dee. 9, check with command reps for tickets use should be based on individual we will look into more events for plant contractor reverse osmosis with a Christmas theme. from last minute cancellations. demonstrated competence and not Leeward. manufaacturers will be aboard Oct. FIRE: This is Fire Prevention -- Rear Admiral Moriarty will be age. We're working toward that end. We're also interested inparentviews. -- Why don't we have 17 foraya site visit. The program is on week, and the fire station is having aboard for the VC-10 change of diving command. -- Where can we skateboard? boards? track. an Open House all week long. -- Hispanic Heritage Month -- The old Navy Exchange -- Diving boards can be a PA O: CFC starts Sunday, Oct. There is a poster contest underway events were successful thanks to parking lot, in neighborhoods on 15 andsruns until Monday, Nov., 20. with winning entries displayed at safety hazard and the numerous law those who helped and those who par- homemaderamps,parking lots onthe suits filed against civilian and mili- -O penline guests Oct.24 will be the Mall. ticipated. base, and sidewalks when adhering to tary activities attest to their inherent Officer in Charge, Navy Exchange, RED CROSS: Across the na- -- Naval Hospital Guantanamo's safety and courtesy rules - but not on problems. They aren't in our near and M arine Corps Exchange Offi- tin, more than $3.5 million has Annual Run was most successful. It the street. cer. been raised for the Hurricane Hugo included a 10K, 5K, and walk. Well -- When will we have little league future. OP 'ERATIONS: A DEFEX is relief fund. This is still a lot short done to CPO Winston and his gang! football? -- Why don't we have motorcycle trails for kids to ride on? schedu led for the week of Dec. 4 to of the $42 million goal. -- Water usage improving - 6 of -- This depends upon com- HIGH SCHOOL: DoD has last 14 days were over goal, however, munity interest and support, and we -- Dirt bikes are dangerous 8. 4 of these were washdays. are looking in to it, but we suggest CO)MPTROLLER: Optimism provided $30,000 for student travel and the source of serious, and often, soccer. fatal injuries. On Guantanamo we does n ot prevail when it comes to to events in England, Washington, -- Why do we have two different The following is a summary of the have the additional problem of wan- fundin g for shore activities. Con- D.C. and the United Nations As- programs' Q's and A's: costs for horseback riding? We pay gress has not passed the DoD sembly in New York. These funds -- Challenges facing MWR? $4.00 per hour for trail riding, and dering into mined areas. There areno plans for developing or supporting Budget t and we are operating on a fall far short of projected needs and -- Create an environment for $6.00 for the horse for lesson.? Continuing Resolution until Oct. a Guantanamo Bay community fun and enjoyment by all age groups, --Horses used for lessons are motorcycling trails. 25. program to augment them with and in all activities. not used on trails. They are specially -- Why don't we build a fishing CA PTAIN'S COMMENT: At matching funds willbeundertaken. -- Do profits from Windjammer trained horses and cost $6.00 per pier, since the Coast Guard pier was underwrite the CPO and Officers' hour. General riding on all other torn down? the jus t completed Atlantic Fleet SAFETY: The Naval Air Atlantic Clubs? horses is $4.00. By the way, ourcorral -- Building a pier for fishing Commanders' Conference, empha- inspection team will onboard be -- No. Each has separate generates 33 percent of its costs. is not in the budget, but we do have sis was placed on funding of opera- Jan. 8 to 12, followed shortly there- statements. Windjammer does make --Why do boat slips go withboats excellent fishing from many points tional units. Shore activities will be after by OSHA. more because it has more authorized when they are sold? around the bay, and boats are avail- constrained. Key issues facing - Housing who notice patrons, but each club stands alone. -- This is not the policy. residents able Commanders are wastedisposal and small land cave-ins should contact -- Are Golf Course fees exces- There is a waiting list for the slips and from MWR for rent. environmental pollution. Safety immediately. These cave- sive? when someone sells a boat that is at -- Why have we gone to Winter MS WR: Navy Birthday Ball for ins are caused by the recent rains, -- Fees are reasonable com- the slip, the slip must be given up. pool hours? pared to other DoD activities. Our -- Winter hours reflect that Sat., O ct. 14. is sold out, but some and can be a hazard to children. Unfortunately, unless the boat owner course operate at a deficit, like most tells MWR that the boat was sold we change in usage caused by children of our MWR activities. It generates can't reassign that slip. Anyone returning to school. Our pools are about 70% of its costs. knowing of such instances should let closed one day per week for cleaning Memorial planned for Bette Davis -- When are we going to get us know. and chlorination. The hours are ad- roller-skating back? -- What about moorings at the justed to reflect community interest rial to Bette Davis, the Oscar-win- FROM WIRE REPORTS -- It's been an off and on, marina? and usage. ning actress who was born in Lowell, round and about activity, we'll be 81 years ago. looking in to reviving it again, just as An 11-year oldgirl who lives near The Lowell City Council has Kansas City, Mo., has landed the lead long as there is sufficient community News and Entertainment role in Annie II on Broadway. decided to ask for input from the support and attention to safety. family of the actress as well as her -- When are we going to get a fast Danielle Findley of Lee's Sum- News mit, Mo., was chosen from nearly Hollywood contemporaries on the food delivery service? On Channel 2 400 girls vying for the part in the $7 design of the memorial. -- We're looking at fresh 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 SESAME STREET million sequel to the hit musical that Davis, whose 85 movies included pizza franchises, and possibly dough- 5:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS 5:00 MOTOR WEEK'89 nuts - but that's down the pike. In the Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) ran-for more than five years. "Jezebel," "All About Eve" and 530 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT meantime, Post 46 does offer deliv- 6:00 Channel'T ABC NEWS (NY) Bob Rohlf, Starlight's general "Whatever happened to Baby Jane," 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 ery service for pizza and an extensive Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6;15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT manager and producer, calls her died of cancer last Friday in Paris. Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) menu. 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS "very natural on stage." A private funeral will be held 6:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (National) Memorial Park -- Why do civilians pay more than 7:00 STAR TREK today at Forest Lawn Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) and Mortuary in Los Angeles. A military for bowling? 1:00 Pt.AN TO GET OUT ALIVE Officials in Lowell, Mass., have -- The extra cost is not im- Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) decided to build some type of memo- memorial service is being planned. 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) 8:30 SMOKING: EVERYTHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NEED TO KNOW Items of human and not so human 9:00 MOVIE: ATTACK ON TERROR FROM WIRE REPORTS Beach, home of the ocean, waves, show, then in some other capacity." money and babes." Negotiations between NBC and All movies begin at 8 p.m. City officials in Daytona Beach, Pauley's agent have been continu- Downtown Lyceum Florida, want a new image for their A Nationwide search was called ing since August, when the network Married to the Mob. Comedy (R). 1:44 annual invasion of partying college off yesterday when two prisoners abruptly promoted DeborahNorville McCalla Lyceum students during spring break. thought to have escaped from the to the position of "Today" news- Messenger of Death.Action (R).1:31 Chamber of Commerce spokes- state prison of southern Michigan caster. Marine Lyceum woman Suzanne Smith says the city were found inside the prison. The post quoted sources as say- The Untouchables.Action (R).1:59 is trying to -inherwords-getrid Officials say Steven Mikko and ing Pauley asked to re-negotiate her Leeward Lyceum of the "Party till you puke image." David Bellah had carved out a spot contract because she felt she was not Gorillas in the Mist. Drama (PG-13). 2:09 Business leaders and city offi- for themselves in loads of cartons in included in NBC's long-term strat- Officers' Club Patio cials have indicated that next spring the prison metal shop where they egy. Bat 21. Action-Drama (R).1:44 break could be the last for Daytona if were captured. They had a jug of The post said Dick Ebersol, the something is not done to reduce the water, an apple and about 80 feet of NBC news senior vice president in drunken, lewd and destructive behav- rope. charge of the program, reportedly ior. Corrections department spokes- refused to re-negotiate, and Pauley The local Chamber of Commerce man Leo Lalonde said the two then submitted her resignation. Eber- is sponsoring a contest for a new inmates planned to escape when the sol declined comment. GITMO PEOPLE spring break slogan. Entries so far prison staff let their guard down. Pauley said reports of increased All residents are safe around the swimming pool area because this Officials first thought Mikko tension on the "Today" set since include "Daytona Spring Fiesta," lifeguard is on duty. He also is one of the swimming instructors. "Daytona Beach Fun Week," Day- and Bellah walked out of the prison Norville's arrival have been correct, tonaBeachBreak-Fest," and "Spring using phony ID cards last Wednesday though she denied there are hostili- Frolic." during a shift change at the prison. ties among members of the cast. NAME: . , An eighth-grade boy missed the Pauley said, "It's not Deborah's Clinton G. Clarke point when he submitted "Daytona By the way.do you know how fault she is very talented and very HOMETOWN: many Americans celebrate a birth- beautiful and younger than I." Kingston, Jamaica day on the average day? TIME IN GITMO: On an average day, 673,693 If costume shops inBatonRouge, 14 years Americans have birthday and three- La,, are any indication, there will be CHOICES: million Americans purchasebirthday a lot of trick-or-treaters dressed like RECREATION: presents. Batman this Halloween. Teach tennis, play soccer Store owner Nelson Maddox MUSIC: After 13 years, Jane Pauley says says "We've sold out of batman she will be leaving the co-anchor twice." Nelson says batman has Gospel desk on NBC's "Today" show. replaced Freddie Kruger as the most PET PEEVE: The Washington post says popular costume this year. People who are mean Pauley has confirmed that she will Preston Rockhold says his shop to children. most likely leave the popular morn- also has a big demand for Batman. IF YOU HAD 3 WISHES: ing show before the end of the year, He says "Batman is big." To be filled with continual love, that the world would love each but will remain at the network. Debra Maddox says her shop is other and live in peace, was a swim teacher, to teach someone to Pauley said, "As it stands now, I selling handy stick-on wounds this make the Olympics. am staying in some fashion or other." year. NBC spokeswoman Peggy She also says the phone is ringing NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People." Hubble said Pauley "will be staying off the hook for Teenage Mutant with NBC, if not with the "Today" Ninja Turtle costumes.

PAGE 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1989 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Call 2101 foran appt 1504-D; and Thurs., Oct. 19, for ED-1505-A '88 Jeep Wrangler, white/tan,.AM/FM cass. p/s, time or drop-in), located in EastCaravella hous- Hazardous Material training willbeheld Tues., through Ed-1508-D. carpet, 19K mL. must sell, $8,343. CallRickor mng. Oct. 17, at 8am., in the Safety Officetraining L'RNQIES Kim at 2994. Braids, extensions, com rows, weaves orfranch room. FMI, contact P01 Daniels at 4526/ A Partner's Shuffleboard tournament is set for AUIOIARIS braids only. If you would like your hair done, 4529. tonight, at the Officers' Club. The fees $2 per Ford, 144 cu. eng. and standard trans., good call Margaret at 4239, if not home leave msg. IRAY.ZULI team, authorized patrons only. FMI, call 3246. cond., complete w/carb. and generator, needs and I will call you back. Special thanks to theWomen ofthe Chapel who "Hot Licks" a rock and roll band from Fla., will starter, $100. CallChief Giddings at 6012 DWH TWO WHEELERS have contributed time and labor for the perform at the Clipper Club Fri., Oct. 13, from or 2518 AWIH '81 Suzuki450 GS, lowmiles, cover,helmet, 2 Christmas Bazaar. Your help has been greatly 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Theband will entertain w/music 1BQATS newoil filterscarryingbasket,$500. Call2892. appreciated. Continue the good work you do, from the 50's to the 80's. FMI, call 6330. 10x14 pontoon boat, all safety gear, excel. '82 Honda 50cc Motorcompo, almost likenew, your labor will produce good fruit W.O.C. OUITAGE shape, no motor. Call Chuck at 4416 DWH or $200. Call 3126, after4 p.m. Chrismas Bazaar Chairman. Power outages are scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to 3128 AWI. '84 Garellimoped,needs some work, best offer. CAR WASHIES 3 p.m. for the following areas: Tues, Oct. 17, 14 ft. V-hull, $100. Electric trolling motor, 20 Call 3634 AWH. The Juniorclass at W.T. Sampson High School Kittery Beach housing; Wed., Oct 18, Tierra lb. thrust, excel., $75. 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Oct 13 and Mon., Oct 23. FMI, call 4075. '88, 19 ft. Bayliner w/125 h.p. outboard, o/b $750 Call 3648 AT. ANNOUNCEMENTS Youth Activities is sponsoring a "Paula cert., 35 h.p. kicker, trailer, ship to shore radio, '85 Honda Elite 150scooter, excel. cond., 7K The Black History Choir will begin trehearsals A.A. mtgs. are held nightly at McCalla Hangar Abdule Look-Alike" contest for grades 7 to 9 many extras, $8,000, final offer. CallJay Barry mL, w/travel trunk, helmet and extra tire, $700. Tues., Oct. 17, at 6 p.m. and Sat.Oct.21,.at 4 in theupper deck at 8 p.m. If youride the bus, Sat. Oct. 14, at the Youth Ctr. FMI, call 4075. at 3010. Call 2269 DWH or 3407 AWH. p.m. Both rehearsals will be at the choir room get offatthe Dental Clinic Stop and walkacross Teens, go solo or get your group together and DIVEGEAR W'ANIED next to the base Chapel. the street to the hangar. "Rap" your way to firstplace Sat., Oct. 14, at Dacor dive console, depth, air pressure, com- Air conditioners 110V. The Guantanamo Bay Lt. Christine M. Koelbe USNR will marry Changes II will be performing at the FRA from "Saturday's." The contest begins 9 p.m. with pass, $75. Dacor sectional Hawaiian sling with Little Theatre is looking for a/c's to fix up our Capt. John A. Murray USMC, Sat., Nov. 4. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday and Saturday. TheFRA registration at 8:30 p.m. FMI, call 4075. case, $40. Call 3634 AW. mtg./storage facility. If you have a working The ceremony will take place in Portland, Ore. opens at 6 p.m. Breakfast will be served from BC, $150. Call 3834 AWH. a/c you would like to donate, call 2236 AWH. Lt. Koelbe and Capt. Murray were in engaged 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. FOR SALE FURNIIURE E18-14 tire, used good cond. Call 2575 Al. in August of this year. The GBOWC will be hosting its annual Christ- AIR CONDITIONERS Small dining room set w/4 chairs, fair cond., The girl scouts are looking for used unifouns or While attending the Motorcycle Safety Foun- masBazaarSat, Oct.28,from10a.m.to2p.m., 24,000 Btu., excel. cond., $150. Call 3926 $50. Call 3926 AWH. uniform access, and books for the Daisys, dation rider course, students are required to at the Navy Exchange/Commissary mall. FMI, AWH. Loveseat, sofa/sleeper, peach and dk. brown, Brownies,Juniors.For donations ormoreinfo., wear a helmet, face shield, or goggles, hard- contact Debby Brammer at 4300. APPLIANCES good cond., $75. Call Cherri at 2754. call Lori at 2700. sole shoes wheels, long-sleeved shirt or Twelve Step Recovery mtgs. for women are Kenmore washerand Maytag dryer, $2000BO. MISCELLANEOUS jacket, long trousers and gloves. FMI, call PO held each Sat., in the upper deck at McCalla Call 6106 AT, leave msg. Sears Kenmore vaccuum cleaner w/attach. and YARIALE Thomas at4529/4526. Hangar,at4p.m.Womencurrently involvedor bags, works good, $20 OBO. Huffy girls bike, Center Bargo - 1208 Sat., 8 to 10 a.m., A contract has been awarded to install patio women who were once involved are invited to '74 Plymouth Scamp, a/c, p/s, AM/FM cass., clean and ingood cond., $20 OBO. Call3352 or clothes, books, Halloween ceramics, Atari and covers in TK where none currently exist. Noti- attend. good cond. Call Chuck at 4416. 2050, between 10a.m. and 1 p.m. games, hardward, much more. fication will be provided in advance by the con- NSGA/Co. "L" Women's Club will meet Mon., '77 Pontiac Phoenix, 2-dr., a/t, a/c, AM/FM Sharp 25 in. color console TV, $300 OBO. Center Bargo - 1185 Sat, 8 a.m. to ?, scuba tractor. Tenants are reminded to have all per- Oct. 16, at CB1205-A. FMI, call Amy at 2675. cass., insp. good until Jun. '90, avail. mid-Oct., Weightbench, weights, curl bar, infant car seat, gear, picnic table, plants, home interiors, 3 fam- sonal affects secured during all phases of work. FAMILY SERVICES $1,200 OBO. Call 7241 DWI baby walker. Call 2954 AT. ily pre-packout. The naval base will be hosting a2-day C.I.T.C. The the Mom's Support Group is scheduled for '77 Datsun B210, 2-dr. hatchback, runs great, Seven ft. Christmas tree, must sell, $25. Call Ocean View-4Sat.,8tolla.m.,powertools, for Division Officers, CPO's, designated/ Thurs., Oct. 19, from 9;30 to 10:45 a.m. This avail. Oct. 27,$1,000. Call 4162/4814 DWH. 4885 DWH, ask for Steve or 3865 AWH. table and band saw, both 10 in., rowing ma- division career counselors and personnel in group is for moms at home w/infants and pre- '77 Malibu, $500. Call 3834 AWH. Aircap 22 self-propelled lawnmower, good chine, rugs, a/c's, student and artist desk, picnic supervisory positions. Tues. and Wed., Oct.17 schoolers. FMI or to register, call the FSC at '78 Ford Pinto, runs great, no rust, aft, p/s, p/b, running cond., $70. Call Tina at 3529 AT. table, outdoor chairs, more, no early birds. and 18, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Family 4141/4153. several spare parts, $800. Call 3648 AT. Two black, full-face Nolan motorcycle hel- Kittery Beach - 368-A Sat. wicker couch, Service Center training room. Quilting is being offered this month. FMI or to '80 Chevy CapriseClassics/w, runs great, needs mets, brand new cond., one 1g., one small, $40 recliner, curtains, woman's clothes, some McDonald's will be selling milk by the case register, call the FSC at 4141/4153. Class is some body work, $1,800. FMI, call 2960 AT. ea. Call Tina at 3529 AT. men's clothes, more. beginning today. Price is $17.95 per case or 62 being offered Mon., Oct. 16, from 9:30to 11:15 '81 Mercury Cougar, 4-dr., a/c, p/w, p/s, excel. P.EIS Villamar -1239-A 5th St.,Sat.,7;30 a.m. to ?, cents per carton. running cond., low miles, needs paint job, Small black dog, part dachshund, housebroken. no early birds, multi-family sale, stereo equip., Due to lack of participation, Family Bingo held The next Sponsor Training is set for Mon., Oct. $1,500OBO. Call 4168 DWH or 3766 AWH, Call 3559 AWH. TV, household items, babyitems,toys,clothes, atthe Officers'Club eachSundayafternoonhas 16, at 2:30 p.m. This program will provide ask for Gil. Med. size, male dog, housebroken, great with much more. been cancelled. info. to assist those sponsoring newcomers to '81 Olds Cutlass Supreme, low mileage, AM/ children, shot up-to-date, neutered. Call 2818 Granadillo Circle - 80-B Sat., 7to 11 a.m., Individuals interested in a space at the Carib- the base. FMI or to register, call FSC at 4141/ FM cass. p/s, p/b, $300, not a Gitmo special. AWH. girls winter coat and clothes, small kitchen bean Craft Marketrhave until Oct 31 to reserve 4153. Call 4220/4502 DWH or 4279 AWH. SERVICES appliances, curtains, adult clothes. '83 Chevy K-5 Blazer, Silverado pkg. 4x4, a space. All table fees should be remitted to The next SF 171 Workshop is scheduled for Certified Home Day Care Providers have open- East Caravella - 1513-B Sat., 7 to 11 a.m., p/s, p/b, elec. windows, AM/FM tape player, Ellen Roessler. Tues., Oct. 17, from 6:30to8:30 p.m. FMI, call ings: call 3158 (one full-time and one part- weight set, sewing machine, plants, clothes, 45,500 mi., $8,000. Call 4600 DWH. Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at the the FSC at4141/4153. time, 2 yrs. old and older), located in Villamar many nosc. items. '88 Mazda MX6, black, loaded, excel. cond., I Leeward pt facility Tues., Oct. 17. HOUSING INSPECTIONS housing; Vielka at 2903 (2 yrs. old and older, Nob Hill - 25-B Sat, 7:30to 10a.m., dining want to sell, you want to buy. Call 3143 after 5 Vet services will beat the Leeward Pt Commu- The next housing inspections willbeconducted willalso babysit night of NavyBall), locatedin room table, keyboards, lots of clothes, misc. p.m. nity Ctr. Wed., Oct.25, from 10 a.m. to noon. Tues., Oct. 17, for EC-1501-A through ED- West Bargo housing; Corinna at 2575 (full- Today in History FROM WIRE REPORTS County. Ohid; with the help of his Plunkett became the first Irish-born Bush formally launched his quest for Kubek is 54. ABC reporterChris gang, who killed the sheriff. saint to be canonized in seven centu- the Republican Presidential nomina- Wallace is 42. Singer Susan Anton is tion Today's highlights in history: In 1942, during World War II, ries as he was proclaimed by Pope in Houston. 39. Baseball player Sid Fernandez is American naval forces defeated the Paul VI. Ten years ago: In an address to 27. Actor Adam Oct. 12, 1492, Christopher Co- Rich is 21. Actor Japanesein thefBattle ofCapeEsper- In 1976, it was announced in the U.N. General Assembly, Cuban Kirk Cameron lumbus discovered the New World as is 19. China that Hua Guo-Feng had been President Fidel Castro called on the Thought his ships arrived in the present-day ance. of today: "When he Bahamas. In 1960, Soviet Premier Nikita named to succeed the late Mao Tse- United States and other wealthy (Columbus) started out he didn't Khrushchev disrupted a U.N. Gen- Tung as Chairman of the Commu- "Imperialists" to pay more than $300 On this date: know where he was going, when he session by pounding nist Party. billion to developing countries over In 1861, the Confederate iron- eral assembly got there he didn't know where he his desk with his shoe during a In 1977, the U.S. Supreme Court the next decade. clad "Manassas" attacked thenorth- was, and when he got back he didn't dispute. Five years ago: British Prime ern ship heard arguments in the "Reverse know where he had been." -- Anony- "Richmond" on the Missis- In 1964, the Soviet Union sippi River. Discrimination" case of Allan P. Minister Margaret Thatcher es- mous. In 1870, Gen. Robert E. Lee, launched a "Voskhod" space cap- Bakke, a white student denied ad- caped an attempt on her life when a the Confederate military com- sule with a three-man crew in the mission to the University of Cali- bomb planted by the Irish Republi- mander, died in Lexington, Va., at first manned mission involving fornia Medical School at Davis. can Army exploded at a hotel in age 63. more than one crew member. In 1985, a Lebanese newspaper Brighton, England, killing five In 1915, English nurse, Edith In 1973, President Richard M. published aphotograph of whatwas people and injuring 24. Cavell, was executed by the Ger- Nixon nominated house minority reported to be the lifeless body of Today's birthdays: comedian- mans in occupied Belgium during leader Gerald R. Ford of Mich. to Americanhostage WilliamBuckley, activist Dick Gregory is 57. World War I. succeed Spiro T. Agnew as vice said to have been executed by Is- Senator Jake Gan (Republican, In 1933, bank robber, John President. lamic Jihad. Utah) is 57. Opera singer Luciano Dillingerescapedfroma jail inAllen In 1975, Archbishop Oliver In 1987, Vice President George Pavarotti is 54. Sportscaster Tony VC-10. continued from page one There's more than one tenance officer and pilot; Officer in Achille Lauro terrorist capture and Kimberly, Gregory and Jaqueline. way to exchange chips Charge of the Medium Tactical freedom of navigation operations in Cmdr. Ulrich's next assignment The Pacific Stock exchange has come up with a new twist for those Employment School; the first Com- the Gulf of Sidra. will be on board the aircraft carrier who feel the futures market is a game manding Officer, Medium Attack He also has been awarded Air USS Lexington as the ships Mini Air using cards without any spots. It Weapons School, Atlantic; and prior Medals, a Navy Commendation Boss. Cmdr. Ulrich's Challenger wants to become the first exchange to assuming his present command, he Medal, as well as various campaign completed l6 months of mishap-free in the world that trades in computer served as Executive Officer of the and service ribbons. flying during his tour. chip futures. Semi-conductors are the heart of Challengers. Guest speaker for the Change of modem computers. The Pacific Cmdr. Evans is married to the Command was RAdm. John A. Stock Exchange wants to treat them The new Challenger command- former Kathleen Ann Mesnard of Moriarty, Commander, U. S. Naval like other commodities such as ing officer was involved in the Decatur, Ill. and has three children, Activities, Caribbean. grain, cotton or pork bellies. A typical home cmputerhas 20to 30 such chips in it and billions are made very year. Current world pro- Inductees to be announced for Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame duction carries avalue of between $8 FROM WIRE REPORTS United Negro College Fund. The 1990 Class of inductees for and 10 billion. the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame and Flight sch. from page one Two entertainment superstars, Singer Sheena Easton and her Museum will be announced Oct. 24, Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson, company, Sticky Black Productions, at the Palace Theatre in Cleveland. Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart will appear are suing a Texas concert promoter The inductees are being chosen 727 10/13 NAS Norfolk 8 am. together next month Gitmo 11 am. noon during a salute to another superstar, in Federal court, alleging two con- by a group of more than 200 Kingston 1230 pm. 1 2pm. Gitmo 15 pm. 3: 0p.m. Sammy Davis, Jr. cert dates were canceled without her members of the music industry in Comedian Eddy Murphy is host- receiving payment. NAS Norfok 6:15 p.m. three categories, performers, early C-141 10/15 Gitmo 11 a. 1255 pm. ing the show to celebrate the 60th In Papers filed in Los Angeles, NAS Norfolk 3:45 pm anniversary of Davis being in show Easton's lawyer says the Scottish influencers and non-performers. 727 10/17 NAS Norfolk -- 8am The first four classes have con- Gitmo 11a.m. noon business. singer was booked for back-to-back Kingston 1,30 p.m. 1Ipm. Proceeds of the Nov. 13 event at concerts in Dallas and San Antonio sisted of 56 people associated with Gitmo 215 pm 3:20pm NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. the Lost Angeles Shrine Audito- August. 10 and 11. The suit says rock 'n roll. C-141 10/18 NAS Norfolk 2--- 1(:30 am rium, which also features appear- Genesis Productions canceled both The Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame is Gitmo 50p m 5:15p.m. ances by Bill Cosby, Goldie Hawn concerts Aug. 4, possibly costing tobe builtin Cleveland but construc- Chareston 8:30 pm and Liza Minelli, will benefit the Easton more the $200,000. tion has not yet begun. Nde: For tight imfomrawn, call 6203.

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Sports Notre Dame is picked to bully Air Force to beat Texas Tech but can't afford over Cincinnati, AkronoverEastern FROM WIRE REPORTS Roundup any mistakes. Illinois, Ball State over Kent State, NFL Houston, the number eight Ohio U. over Miami of Ohio, Notre Dame is rarely accused of Jets -New YorkJets' coachJoe team, should out score Texas A&M. Minnesota overNorthwestern, Illi- playing bullying football but it may Walton is moving Kyle Mackey into Pittsburgh, in ninth place, outranks nois to punish Purdue, Iowa to whip look that way on Saturday. the starting lineup ahead of quarter- the Navy. And tenth-rated Southern Wisconsin and Central Michigan to The number one rated Irish will back Ken O'Brien. California will run over California. decision Western Michigan. face the Air Force Academy, which Raiders - Running back Bo In Eastern games, AP likes Holy The annual weekend bash be- is led by football's mighty middle- Jackson joined the Los Angeles Cross over Army. Boston College tween Oklahoma and Texas is set weight, quarterback Dee Dowis. At Raiders yesterday and may be ready should tame Temple. Cornell is a once again for Dallas. Oklahoma 153 pounds, Dowis is probably to play Sunday against the Kansas toss-up choice over Harvard. Dart- gets the nod but Texas will not lose lighter than 80 percent of the male City Chiefs. mouth may surprise Yale. New easily. students at Notre Dame. 49ers - The San Francisco Hampshire is the choice over Col- Rice is taken to turn back Texas But Dee is as quick as a subway 49ers signed seven-year veteran gate. Penn should beat Brown. Prin- Christian, Baylor should have no dip. He has the agility of an Olympic defensive back Mike Richardson and ceton gets a big number over Colum- trouble with Southern Methodist, gymnast. He can throw the ball on released rookie wide receiver Mike bia. Maine should run over Rhode Texas-El Paso is at least a touch- target. And he plays the part of a Barber. Richardson played for the Island, and Syracuse, which has down better than New Mexico and leading man with poise and courage. Bears and Raiders. been pointing all fall for this one, is Tulsa the same over New Mexico He will be outweighed by more Browns - Cleveland signed taken to upset Penn State. State. than 100 pounds per man on the tight end Ron Middleton and waived In the south, Alabama is better Notre Dame defense but while the wide receiver VernonJoines. Browns' than Southwest Louisiana, Auburn UCLA will invade Arizona and Irish may stop him they won't scare cornerback Hanford Dixon is asking is stronger than LSU, Clemson may get an unfriendly welcome. him. fans in the end zone bleachers called should whip Georgia Tech, Florida, Brigham Young has too much on Notre Dame is picked over Air the "Dawg Pound" to stop tossing with a new coach, should vanquish the ball for Colorado State. Mon- Force. Sheer power will do it. Sec- objects on the field of play. Vanderbilt and Kentucky should tana is given a slim edge over ond-ranked Miami of Florida will be turn back Rutgers. Nevada-Reno, Idaho should handle at home to San Jose State and will BASEBALL Georgia is taken to take Missis- Montana State and Arizona State not lose. Numberthree Colorado will Dravecky - Doctors have con- sippi, Virginia, which has played a should make a successful invasion travel to Iowa State and should win firmed that injured San Francisco tough schedule, can beatNorth Caro- of Oregon State. handily. Nebraska, in fourth place, Giants lefthander Dave Dravecky re- lina ifit is not too tired, Florida State San Diego State is chosen over has too much for Missouri. fracturedhas pitching anu as theteam should get by VPI, Wake Forest has Long Beach State, Fresno State Michigan, ranked fifth, should celebrated its National League Cham- a slim edge over Maryland and Wil- should come away a winner after get by Michigan State but will have pionship win over the Chicago Cubs liam and Mary should beat Boston meeting Utah State, Oregon is taken Monday. Dravecky, who broke his to be atitsbest.Numbersix Tennes- University. to upset Washington, Washington arm two months ago while pitching in see will have the weekend off. In the midwest, it's Bowling State will beat back Stanford and a comeback from cancer surgery, may Seventh-ranked Arkansas is selected Green over Toledo, Memphis State Wyoming gets the call over Utah. require an additional two months to come back again. Athletics - Oakland A's in- Giants manager says A's have pitching edge fielder Carney Lansford held some light workouts Tuesday, testing a FROM WIRE REPORTS Toonto in the American League playoffs in five games, Dave Ste- pulled hamstring. He says he thinks FROMWIR REPRTS Walker to Vikes? he'll be ready to play on Saturday wart, Mike Moore, Storm Davis and The San Francisco Giants and Bob Welch. when the World Series opens in Minnesota general manager Oakland A's both have power and The Giants dropped the Chicag Mike Oakland. Lynn is still talking with the games to win th Dallas Cowboys Giants - Slugger Kevin Mitch- play good defense. But, San Fran- Cubs in five and agents for ciscomanagerRogerCraig gives the National League Pennant and like running back Herschel ell failed to show up yesterday for the Walker. A's the pitching edge in the Bay will open with Mike LaCoss, Scott and Welch 17. Reuschel paced the team's scheduled pre-World Series Area World Series, which begins in Garrelts and Rick Reuschel. Stewart Giants with 17 wins, Garrelts had 14 workout, visibly upsetting manager Lynn wants to make a deal that Oakland on Saturday night. led the Oakland staff during the and LaCoss 10. would put Roger Craig. Craig says Mitchell mis- Walker in a Vikings's The A's planto go with the same regular season with 21 victories, Garrelts also led the National understood the workout schedule. uniform before Tuesday's trading pitching rotation they used in beating while Moore and Davis each had 19 League with a 2.25 ERA. Craig said, "There will be some ac- dealine. tion taken by management. It will be stiff." Hawks pay Koncak big bucks Bush - President Bush honored the end of the 1988-89 season. the LittleLeague World Series Cham- AREA ATHLETICS The Hawks gave Koncak thatbig pion Trumball, Conn., baseball team FROM WIRE REPORTS salary to hold off the championship yesterday, at a Rose Garden cere- AQUATIC ACTIVITIES PROJECT PLAYER or MIT might handle it or Detroit Pistons, who wanted to sign mony. Bush later declined to pick a IBM Hydroaerobics - Transfer your aero- Dart tournament -A ingle-elimina- perhaps a computer in the front of- him as a free agent. Most basketball winner in the upcoming World Series bictypeeexercises to the water. A new session don dart tournament is set for Monday, Oct. observers were staggered by the big between San Francisco and Oakland. of hydroaerobics begins Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 16 at the Clipper Club. Play begins at 7 p.m., fice of the Atlanta Hawks of the the Marine Pool. The four-week class costs entry fee iu $1. Fee more infonnation. call NBA. money Jon demanded and got. $20 and meets every Monday, Tuesday and Amy at 3246. It's the estimated value that will Not Jon. He says, and perhaps NBA Thursday. Registerat the MWR Information Body buildingmeeting -A finalmeet- be received by the Hawks for the he's right, there is more to basketball Rockets - Veteran Guard Allen Office by Monday, Oct. 16, or call 3845. ing on theProject Playerodylluilding con- than just shooting the ball. Leavell was waived today by the Snorkeling clinic - MWRis offering tetissaforFridayOct.13,at5:30p.m.inthe salary they will pay Jon Koncak, a a snorkeling clinic Saturday, Oct. 14, from 8 Cosmunity Center's Room 4. All contestants There had better be if he's going Houston Rockets. Leavell played 10 seven-foot player, over the next six a.m. until noon. The clinic will begin at mosanend. If you can't attend, call Amy at to earn all that cash. He is a strong years for the Rockets and was a years. It reportedly is $13,200,00. Villamar Pool and continue on to Windmill 3246. man and has muscle to spare under member of Houston's teams that Beach. Thecost is $10 perperson. Register at That breaks down, even in old-fash- the boards. He can block and re- reached the NBA finals in 1981 and the MWR Information Office or call 3845. REEF RAIDERS ioned long division, to about bound. '86. Dive change - The Hidden Bench dive $2,200,000 per season. BOWLING NOTE for Saturday, Oct. 14, hun been changed to Once he had signed the contract Warriors - The Golden State Day change - The YABA Junior Phillips Park Pier due to construction at Hid- In four seasons in the NBA, the with the Hawks, he announced, "To Warriors play their first exhibition Bowling Leaguehas beenmoved toSaturday den Beach. Two dives urn planned with free big guy has averaged six-point- me, this is the start of a great career." game of the new season tonight mornings at9, starting Oct. 14. Bowling starts air tickets to clubmembes.Thefistdiveis seven points per game while being All he has to do now is to con- against the Utah Jazz in El Paso, promptly at 9, with practice bowling at 8:50 for ecological purposes. Club events - FridaytoTuesday,Oct. used mostly as areserve. He did play vince the other teams and players in Texas. .m. 13 so 17, it's the scheduled trip toJamsaica, as a starter at power forward toward the NBA. FITNESS DIVISION Jamaica forthose who signed. NHL Annual Turkey Bowl -Guantanamo Saturday, Oct. 28, at able/Pebble Oilers - The Edmonton Oilers Bay's annual Turkey Bowl between the Benches. This is a Halloween Night Dive. claim they set a World record Navy and Marines heads for the W. T. Watch thin space for further details. Pre-teen Lock-In coming soon For morn information, call Jackie at Wednesday night. The 16,000 fans at Sampson High School football field Thanks- giving Day at 10 a.m. Bowl coaches will be 2611 or Patti as 2922 after working bones. The Pre-teen Lock-In is Friday, their home opener in Edmonton burst chosen from the current Navy and Marine YOUTH ACTIVITIES Oct. 20, at the Marblehead Bowling orange, blue and white balloons be- football coaches. For moos information, call Center. Pre-teens who are members fore the game in what the team claims John Powell at 2560. Sponsors/coaches - The Guantan- league - An organiza- amo Bay Youth AthleticAssociation instill of the Youth Center Pre-teen Club is a record for the most balloons Basketball tional meeting for Captain's Cup basketball in need of sponsors, coaches and assistant are eligible to participate in the lock- popped at one time. isscheduledThursdayNov.9,atthebasegym coaches. To sign up, call Woody at 4740 Rangers - A coaching change at 6 p.m. Team registration is required atthe dating wonting hours, 2903 after working m. is turning the New York Rangers meeting. For more information, call John at hones or call Ron at 7245 during working The pre-teen lock-In begins at Register Monday, Oct. 16 or 7288 after working hours. around. After ending last season with 2560.hoses 10p.m. Transportation will be pro- Captain's Cup wrestling - An or- 5K Run/Walk - Youth Activities in through Thursday Oct. 19, from a nine-game losing skid, the Rangers ganizational meeting for Captain's Cup sponsoring n Teen 5K Run/Walk Saturday, vided from the Youth Center to the 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Youth ramein apes to have won their first three games under wrestling isscheduled Thursday,Nov.9 at the Oct. 14, at 5p.m. The bowling center. Parents are re- Center. A $7 fee will be charged to Roger Nielson. base gym at 5 p.m. Registration is required at students in grades 7 to 9. Regierin front of the meeting. For more information, call John the MWR Auto Hobby Shop on the day of quested to pick up their pre-teens at cover the cost of beverages, snacks at 2560. the event from 4:30 to 4:45 p.m. Entry feels the bowling center by 6:30 the and pizza. Parent permission forms, TENNIS $2. For mome information, call the Youth following morning. available at the Youth Center, must Women -Top seed Pam Shriver YACHT CLUB Center at4075. Dancing, movies, bowling and of the United States gained the second Elections - Will be held at 1 p.m. Oct. Pizza time - Pe-teens, Build Your be completed at the time of regis- attheYacht Club for: Commodore, Kurt Own Pizza at the Youth Center Friday, Oct games are among the many round of the Virginia Slims of 22 tration. Additional written informa- Blackbum; ViceCommodoro, BillMaddox; 13 free 6 to 7:30p.m. Cost in $3 for each activities slated for the evening. Moscow Tennis tournament with a 6- Rear Commodore, Jim Semmens; Treasurer, piaForemor information, call 4075. tion will be provided at that time. 2,6-2 victory over Australian Louise open and Secretary,open. Formore infoma- Sports or fishing stones. Snacks and beverages will be served Currently. there are 60 openings. Field. iontcali Mike Looan27d. Call the Gazette at 4819. throughout the night with a pizza For more information, call Pat- bash scheduled for 3 a.m. rick or Katie at 4075.

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