Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Tomorrow's flight I C-5 EDITOR'S CHOICE Juneteenth Day Roosevelt Roads - 9:30 a.m. Saturday, June 16 Guantanamo Bay 11:30 a.m. 2:05 p.m. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. NAS Norfolk 6:45 p.m. DEER POINT PARK The whole community is invited See page 3 I See you there! I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 120 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, June 15, 1990 Trade agreements with Japan questionable AP - The trade agreement be- will get the trade issue back on track. Water Condition Delta in effect tween the U.S. and Japan is in In other trade news, the U.S. Guantanamo Bay - Gitmo The base will remain in Water danger of coming apart at the seams. says it won't impose trade sanc- has returned to Water Condition Condition Delta until June 24. Officials say the U.S. may not sign tions against India even though that Delta. Lawn watering is author- After that date, residents can water the landmark trade agreements with country hasrefused to negotiate over ized on any day of the week. lawns only on Thursdays from 6 to Japan if the country fails to further trade barriers the U.S. considers of- The return to Water Condition 7 p.m. open its markets to U.S. goods. fensive. India has steadfastly re- Delta was authorized after water Gitmo is expected to return to Today, Secretary of State James fused to negotiate over U.S. claims Soviet Union -TheSovietRepub- conservation efforts by residents Water Condition Bravo, Baker is to meet with Japan's foreign that it's July 12, lic of Russia may be ready to help unfairly blocking foreign again topped off Gitmo's water when repairs minister in commence on Gitmo Lithuania. A news service says San Francisco. The investments and operation of for- storage levels. administration III. Moscow's city council has dis- is hoping the talks eign insurance companies. cussed sending gasoline to the Baltic republic. That would be to ensure Lithuania can keep sending milk Gold Hill Towers A/C units will see better supplies to Russia. days Guantanamo Bay - Repairs the PWO. "Eight more condensers Inoperative fan control speeds temperature." Canada - In Canada, officials are complete on the air conditioning will arrive in the latter half are of are another reason for warmer room Part of the present problem in- sending a message to drug traffick- units in the Gold Hill Towers en- September."The PWO said some temperatures. cludes the lead time required for the ers. A Candian court has sentenced a listed barracks and they are again rooms may be cooler than others and "The fans have different ordering and New Yorker and two Colombians to speeds shipping of parts to operational. lead tenants to believe that their and some of them may up to 25 years in prison for smug- not work," repair the system. "The problem was with the con- room may not have air conditioning. said gling millions of dollars worth of Corsano. "If that's the case, call "It takes time to get the parts we denser units on the roof," said "We checked the temperature cocaine into Canada. in the front desk and Public Works will need to fix the condensers," said Capt. Art Corsano, Gitmo's Public each room and it read at 78 degrees or come out and make repairs." Corsano. "As we get these parts Works Officer. "They're old and in, Romania -Romanian miners con- less," said Corsano. "Some rooms Air conditioning may still cause we'll continue to make repairs and tinue to put down anti-government dying." might be in the 60's because we have problems for Gold Hill Towers reasi= improve the system's performance." protests in Bucharest. President- During the past 30 days, resi- no thermostat controls for the air dents, but Corsano says help is on the The PWO said "quality of life" electIonIliescu called the miners to dents in the barracks have com- conditioning units. So if you go into way. was foremost in the minds of his Bucharest to defend his govem- plained of room temperatures ex- your friend's room and it's very cool, "In June 1991, we'll replace the personnel. ment after violent clashes between ceeding 85 degrees. then return to your room where the entire air conditioning system," he "We'll make every soldiers and protesters. "We've effort to be replaced two of the con- temperature is in the 70's, you might said. "We'll replace the piping, insu- sure air conditioning units keep run- densers and expect the arrival to two think your air conditioning isn't lation, Israel - Hundreds of Israeli Jews individual room units and ning. We know new condensers in mid-July," said working." how important they attacked a mostly-Arab neighbor- install thermostats to control the are to the tenants," he concluded. hood in East Jerusalem today. The violence was in retaliation for the Help stabbing of an 11-year-old Jewish is here for Gitmo's future computer wizards boy. Police reports say some in the cry third Monday of the month at the besides using the phone system or it to the club crowd broke through police lines members at cost." By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE newly acquired club house, Deer word-of-mouth, the club has three and threw rocks at houses ina three- Meservey said to save money, Point 951, at 7:30 p.m. Any club computer bulletin boards. hour melee. One is the club is in the process of buying a "If you have problems with your member or interested party may at- located in the Naval Station Library Maclnker to re-ink the ribbon, computer or you don't quite under- tend. in- and two club members are housing stead of constantly stand how to usea software package, "The purchasing new splinter groups are meet- one bulletin board apiece. "The bul- ones. you have someplace to go, Gitmo's ings for particular users of the four letin boards include notices, files, "The club Computer house was an accom- Club," said Club Presi- computer systems the club supports: electronic mail, general messages, dent Peggy Meservey. plishment we set out to meet," said "There were IBM, Commodore, Apple and sale items, and information on USA share- Meservey. "The club's future goals so many people in Gitmo who had Amiga," said Meservey. ware," said Meservey. "Shareware are to obtain furniture and additional computers, we decided to band to- The IBM users meet the first are programs News you can download into computers for the club house. We gether and help each other. That's and third Wednesday of the month at your computer and try out before would also like to see the club house how the club got started over three the club house at 7:30 p.m. The purchasing the program." have so many computers, we could years ago." Commodore users meet the second Gitmo's club president said, "It keep it open every night from 5 to 9 If you're interested in learning and fourth Wednesday of the month cost $20 a year to join. This includes p.m." Texas - Cleanup crews off the more about your hardware and soft- at the club house at 7:30 p.m. "Be- all family members ages 11 and If you're coast of Galveston, Texas, are ware, there are two kinds of meetings cause interested in joining, we have so few users of both older. However, you can pay $10 and donating any ready to use biological warfare you can attend. computerequipmentor the Apple and Amega computers, join on a basis for against massive oil spill. Officials trial six months. have any questions, call Peggy The club offers general and these users meet at each other's The plan to use oil-eating bacteria Fri- club buys disks (both three-and- Meservey at 3113, club member splinter group meetings. houses," said Meservey. a-half day to help break up a 30-mile oil and five-and-a-quarter), pa- Sandy Shuff at 2956 or club member The general meeting is held ev- To communicate slick streaming from the tanker with each other per, dtsk boxes, rbbonetc and sells Tessie Ringer at 3988. "Mega Borg." Coast Guard officials say the fire that broke out on the ship last weekend has been con- Diary of the Battle for Cuzco W tained eIl, part 2 to a section of the engine room. Jun 11. In the late afternoon, assault from the bay itself. In view of encircling Cuzco valley. Then, the Spaniards open fire on the Marine this information, coupled with the Michigan - Despite yesterday's Spaniards see the advancing Ameri- camp. Huntington's Marines get into constant lack of sleep victory in the U.S. Supreme Court, from sniper can forces coming around the hill. position and return fire. The Span- fire, Huntington it could be another year before law decides to assault It's a race for high ground. The iards don't respond. the Well. officers in Michigan resume ran- Marines and Cubans gain the hill Jun 12. Cuban Freedom Fight- dom car stops in search of dmnken June 14. The force of 160 Ma- under heavy fire from the Spaniards, ers, 60 in number, visit drivers. The high court ruled the Huntington's rines and 60 Cubans, combine and Please see BATTLE, camp. The Cubans page 2 state's interest in getting inebriated pass information approach Cuzco along the cliffs by motorists off the road outweighs to Huntington that 400 Spanish the sea. Huntington's junior captain, any intrusion on individual liberty. troops are stationed at Cuzco Well. Capt. George Elliott, commands the Insurance Notice That's about four miles southeast of Marines. Don't wait until the last minute to Louisiana - Despite a veto threat the Marine camp. Spain's kept a When Elliott's forces renewyourinsurance!! As result by the govemor, the Louisiana deploy, regular camp there because of the Huntington sends 1st of some recentchanges to the base House has approved what would be Lt.'s. James fresh water, and its closeness to the vehicle the nation's most restrictive anti- Mahoney and Clarence Ingate, each registration policies, reg- mouth abortion bill. The measure-which of Guantanamo Bay. with 50 men to assist Elliott. istrations now expired on the last now goes to the Louisiana Senate- Col. Laborde, the Cuban Free- The terrain leading to Cuzco day of the month prior to the in- would ban all abortions except dom Fighter's leader, works out a Well is rough and overgrown with surance expiration month. There- those necessary to save the strategy with Huntington to take heavy brush. The hot sun bakes fore everyone whose insurance mother's life. Cuzco Well. At first Huntington's unmercifully upon the weary troops expires in the month of July will reluctant to attack because he lacks weighted with field gear. About be required to renew their insur- Washington - Beetle Bailey is no reinforcements and the number of three miles from the ance prior to June 30.This creates longer a cartoon-non-grata at the Spanish posi- Spanish troops is not certain. tions, Elliott sends a platoon from a very busy time at the end of each Pentagon. After 40 years of grous- reoo by Sgt. raj. Y.N. Uv ooses There's also a possible railroad month for the insurance office ing about the comic strip's irrever- A monument to two United Company C under 1st Lt. Lewis ent access to Caimanera. McCalla and Lucas with half the which translates into a lotof wait- view of the military, some of States Marines awarded the Cubans around to the brass finally decided Huntington agree with Laborde. The the left to cut off some ing for you. Your policy can be it really is Congressional Medal of Honor. of the Spanish funny. They honored its creator, Spaniards will abandon lower Guan- pickets. renewed as early as you like and Mort Walker, yesterday with a slap tanamo Bay if fresh water at the well The Spanish discover Lucas' you can avoid those long waits. on the back and a framed By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN is cut off. maneuver and The office is open from 8 a.m. to certificate of appreciation. retreat. Other Span- They also learn that there isn't a iards near the Well are alarmed. 1 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday This is part two of railroad a three part on the eastside of the bay. The combined Marine and Cu- and Friday only. Plan ahead. series on the Battle for The Navy Cuzco Well. can block any Spanish ban forces reach the semicircular hill PAGE 2, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1990, GUANrANAMo DAHn.Y GAZETTE

savings accounts, Certificates of ECONO$ENSE deposit, government bills and notes, Gitmo's Security says money market funds, some preferred Gitmo Investment Objectives stocks and annuities will return just 'Were glad you asked' about enough to stay even. That's one Part II of the drawbacks. You don't invest to Question: Do rank, sex or where Question: Why can't weraise the Gab stay even, you invest to get ahead." you work have any bearing on how speed limit at various locations on the Gitmo grapevine - If Sean is talking to the Sunshine "How do we get ahead then, Mr. you are treated by Security? Answer: base? Answer: Believe it or not, you heard that Gitmo's NEX Gas Senior's Investment Club on invest- O'Griffin." Military personnel E-1 thru0-6, their some people asked why we couldn't Station was short on gas, you were ments. He's covering both fixed and "You do it by taking a risk, Mr. dependents, DOD civilians, contrac- lower thespeed limits. All the various correct. Gitmoites are only being allowed to purchase five gallons of variable dollar investments. Fixed Dempsey. You invest in instruments tors, etc., have all received citations activities that have input on the gasoline. No need to worry. The investments are those that you agree like common stocks, mutual funds, on this base, as well as Security changing of speed limits have deter- barge arrives Monday in advance on what your retum will Department personnel and their de- mined that the present speed limits with plenty real estate, variable annuities, your of gasoline and the tanks will be pendents. No one is above the law and are the safest be. Examples are savings accounts or own business, and other enterprises for our community. full again. The shortage is only bonds which have a stated return. that offer reward for risks." every effort is made to ensure that Question: What determines the temporary. Taxis and car rentals Variable investments are those that "Can you be a little more specific, everyone is treated the same. size of our Security force? Answer: are the only vehicles allowed to you only agree on the cost to invest, please?" Question: Are there too many We have 76 personnel on Windward "fill up." If you have enough gas, and not on your return. Examples "Sure, Mr. Grady. Let's take and/or not enough Security patrols in and 40 on Leeward in the following there's no need to rush down this include most common stocks and yoursavings account. You're getting neighborhoods or barracks areas? divisions; Patrol, Harbor Patrol, weekend and buy more. Just wait until next mutual funds which rise and fall in 7 percent annual return, which just Answer: We try very hard to ade- Military Customs, Pass & ID., Ve- week. NRA manage- ment says this is a rare occurrence value with the market. Let's get back about keeps you even with quately patrol all areas of the base hicle Regs, Dog Pound, Traffic Divi- inflation. and they don't expect it to be re- to the discussion. without invading other's right forpri- sion, Military Working Dog, Train- If you had some of that money in peated. mutual funds that generally out-per- vacy, but the majority of residents are ing, Supply, Criminal Investigations, "Mr. O'Griffin, before the break form the stock market, you be getting satisfied with the neighborhood pa- Game Warden/Wild Animal Control, Happy anniversary - Three I asked you about the pros and cons of somewhere between 15 to 24 percent trol. Admin, Physical Security, and Legal. cheers for the Hospital Corps. fixed versus variable dollar invest- return. That's more than double in- Question: Are Security vehicles The number of personnel is con- They celebrate their 92nd anniver- ments. Can you tell us about them?" flation, and you are ahead of the routinely allowed to violate traffic trolled by NMPC and we feel it's ade- sary, Sunday, June 17. Hospital "Certainly, Mr. Milnes. Let's game. Of course, the risk is that they regulations? Answer: Unless Secu- quate. Corpsmen have been there for the fleet, U.S. remember the basic philosophy of will do worse than the market, or the rity vehicles are in the emergency Question: How can I get my Marine Corps and dependents world-wide. Their ranks investment first. No risk, no reward. market itself will fall into bad times, mode, they must obey all traffic regu- speedometer calibrated? Answer: are filled with Medal of Honor That means you get a smaller return lations. If you see a Security vehicle Call us, we'll be more than happy and you lose money. But, that's the to winners and heroes abound. Guan- on your insured savings account than violating traffic regulations, note the set you up with an appointment. chance you take when you reach for tanamo Bay and your Daily Ga- you do on a high risk junk bond - if it high returns." vehicle. Several suggestions for change have zette salutes the Navy Hospital pays off. If you are willing to take the "Are you saying we should take Question: Why did I receive a either already been implemented or Corps - 92 years and still going risk, then you face three alternatives. our money out of savings and govern- ticket and my neighbor receive a are being considered. For those that strong! You'll make money, break even or ment bonds and put it in the stock warning for the same violation? An- were not, please call GMCS (SW) lose money." market?" swer: The patrolman have some lati- Richardson at 4145/3813. He will be School's out - It's summer vacation "We're not investing to break "Not at all. What I'm saying is tude in issuing citations. This allows glad to answer your questions. Over- and the kiddies are out and about the naval base. Be atten- even or lose, Mr. O'Griffin." that you should have about 6 months them to give warnings when they feel all the majority of comments were tive and prepared. The grenade "How well I know that Mr. it is warranted. All violations are not favorable and the of what you need to live on in invest- Security Depart- found in a hill in back of Villamar Daniels. That's why you have this cut and dry! ment ments that can be turned into cash appreciates your input. Housing wasa reminderof someof Investment club and invite folks like quickly. These include savings ac- the dangers that exist in our com- me. You want to get information to counts, bonds, and other short term munity. Drivers should be extra make the best decisions. When it credit instruments. Spread the rest of careful to watch out for little ones comes to decisions, the first one you your investment money among People in the news peddling their bikes in housing must make is your objective." higher risk investments. Some could areas and near shopping centers. A "We've done that Mr. O'Griffin. be in high paying corporate bonds, The folks of Woodstock, Ill., say writing later than had been expected. happy summer is a safe summer. We want to make a lot of money." common stocks, and other variable Dick Tracy came home last night. Naval Station Quarters - "Don't we all Mr. Ryan? But, a investments." Woodstock is the home of Chester Comedian JackieMason has been Naval Station will hold quarters, lot of money to one person, is not Gould, the late cartoonist who cre- ordered to pay $2,000 a month in "What are hot investments in Monday, June 18, at7:15 a.m. It's enough ated Dick Tracy, Tess Trueheart, child support to a for another. Anyway, back to those areas, Mr. O'Griffin?" former girlfriend the first for our new NavSta Com- the pros and cons. Fixed dollar in- "There are lots of sources of in- Breathless Mahoney, 88 Keys, who says he fathered her little girl. A manding Officer Capt. William C. vestments usually protect your assets formation on those kinds of invest- Mumbles, Pruneface and Flattop. Florida appeals court this week up- McCamy. Naval Station sailors by returning interest ordividends that ments, Mr. Ryan. I'll cover some of LastNight, the citizens of Woodstock held a ruling in favor of Ginger Re- will fall in at 7 a.m. in working are just below the inflation rate." those sources with you, after we take got a special preview of the new iter, who filed a paternity suit against uniform. E-6 and below male wear "What's the inflation rate now?" a short break." Disney film "Dick Tracy," which Mason three years ago. Mason denied white hats, while females don gar- "Mr. Schwartz, the latest report stars Warren Beatty and Madonna. he got the woman pregnant and had rison caps. Let's press on and look sharp for the new skipper. pegs it at about an annual 7 to 8 We'll get back to Sean and his The event was a fundraiser to benefit appealed that earlier ruling. percent. To just stay even, your fixed Investment Club discussion later. the Chester Gould Memorial Library, investment has to match inflation. Until then, top of the mornin' to ya! a museum planned to honor the car- News and E entertainment Government and corporate bonds and THE O'GRIFFINS toonist and his work. The benefit was a sellout, and the reviews from News Some odds of this.some moviegoers were raves. "Dick On Channel 2 ends of that 5:00 Channel7 Tracy" opens nationwide soon. ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FAMILY TIES It was the work of one man with watch display. 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT street smarts. Seiko will put the arm on you for Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) First Lady Barbara Bush bor- 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS James Street, of theChicago area. maybe $255 to $275 for its wrist 6:00 Channel7 ABC NEWS (NY) rowed 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 He was smart enough to follow a radio. a lyric from Michael Jackson Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) in a speech to black high school Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER hunch when he picked numbers for There are a couple of drawbacks, 6:30 graduates yesterday. Mrs. Bush told 6:30 Channel?1ABC NEWS (National) M*A*S*H the Illinois lottery. though, you can't talk back on the 7:00 the graduating seniors of Washington Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) STAR TREK As a result, Street, and 11 of his wristradios, like Dick Tracy. There's D.C.'s Dunbar High that their most Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) co-workers at the National Banking a difference between life and movies. important role model, "is the man or 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) Company, are now on easy street. And don't expect calls from the woman in the mirror." The first They're splitting $25 million dollars. Madonna. Unlike the wristwatch, she lady added, "if you want to make the That's no half-baked change in doesn't have the time. world a better place, take a look at All movies begin at 8 p.m. living standards. They used to be at Downtown yourself and make a change." Mrs. Lyceum hard work on hard rolls, now, they're Rolaids has made a discovery Field of Dreams. Comedy (PG). 1:46 rolling in dough. A lottery spokes- Eureka! Bush also repeated a message she recently took to Wellesley graduates. McCalla Lyceum woman says the group will get one Eureka, Calif., the company has Harlem She told the Dunbar students to put Nights. Comedy (R). 1:58 and $1.25 million a year for 20 years. determined that the city is the Heart- Marine family ahead of Lyceum So just being able to follow street burn Capital of America. career. Deep Star Six. Drama (PG). 1:39 numbers has put them all on the road All the other contestants for The much Ballyhooed sequel to Leeward Lyceum to wealth. Heartburn Capital can now eat their Margaret Mitchell's classic "Gone Crimes and Misdemeanors. Drama (PG). 1:44 hearts out. with the Wind" is gone from Warner You still may not be able to get Sociology professor Jack Levin Books' fall lineup, according to that the Tommy Gun, but you can get of Northeastern University in Boston company's president. But as Scarlet close to Dick Tracy's two-way wrist made the call, by digesting figures on OHara would say, tomorrow is an- GITMO PEOPLE radio. Three companies are planning population and antacid comsump- to sell one-way wrist pagers. tion. He says the folks in Eureka loth ea.calycthoghsit'm Planning work and estimating costs for repairs made to ships in Seiko may hit the market first seemed to have heartburn four timesslike netareLaeerabba- Gitmo for training is the job of this Shore Imtermediate with a pager that takes radio signals a week. Which is twice the national sthe eaedater pubnex- Maintence Activity professional: he is: and transforms them into short mes- average. May orperhaps justbefore Christmas NAME: sages that you can read on a wrist- He study says there maybe some- 1991. Kirshbaum says the author, Wilard L. Markley thing sociological, not gastrointesti- nal, about the city. The report says HOMETOWN: Eureka has a lot of newcomers, hun- did extensive research and started Aberden, Washington gry for success. TIME IN GITMO: 10 months Battle . continued from page one CHOICES: concealed in sea grape trees and from their shelter. They are success- RECREATION: busch, are driven into retreat by the ful. The Marines remained on the Swimming Marines and Cubans. same ground and took up the fire. FOOD: On an outpost nearby, 2nd Lt. This heroic actearned Sg. Quick and T-Bone Steak Louis Magill and his platoon of 50 Pvt. Fitzgerald the Medal of Honor, men overlook CuMco, which is in the A monument, which was dedi- MOVIE: line of fire from the USS Dolphin. coated in their honor, was unveiled Preditor Sgt. John Quick and Pvt. John April 18, 1988, at Cuzco Well. The HOBBY: Fitzgerald wave a makeshift flag monument is situated on a hill over- Fishing using their neckerchief tied to a stick, looking the cemetery and Cuzco LIFE GOALS: By doing so, they exposed them- Beach, the same hill on which the Join the Merchant Marines. selves to the Spaniard's fire. They Americana, then Pt. John Fitzgerald MY BEST QUALITIES ARE: signal the Dolphin shift her fire andfo Sgt. John Quick, earned the Willingness to listen to people's problems and help them. from Magill's troops into the valley award during the Battle of Cuzo in order o make the enemy move Well, PAGE 3, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAI.Y GATsTE CLASSIFIEDS Submit ionteethe classified section on you. Bring your bes/worst joke or comedy Youth Activities sponsors events for pre-teents All in boxes w/documentation none over $15. at 3378 and smile. 5by11in papering 40 words orlesperad. routine to the stage. If you make us laugh, you for youth in grades 4 to 6 during the 1989-90 Call PO1 Fowler at 4435/4451 or stop by08T Cleaning servicesprovidedforresidentsprepar- Each itemmusbe ona separatesheet, unless could win a prize. It's atsthe ClpperClub, Wed., school year. A "welcome to the4th grade" dance C-233. ing for a transfer, reasonable rates, trained and it in the same category. 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Cole slaw androlls included w/dinner. Bring your favorite video and share it w/your MISCELLANEOUS AWN. Federal Express: When it hasto be there soon. FMI call 2304. pre-teen friends. Wed., June 27, 6 to 8 p.m., at Baby bed/youth bed w/mattreus, good cond., '82 Suzuki moped, needs tub, $75. Call 2288 Fandango offers courier service to Federal If you'reshort on time forlunch, call yourorder the Youth Ctr. FM, call 4075. $25 OBO. Toasteroven, never used, $15OO. DWH or 3266 AWN. Express worldwide. FMI, call 4181, Mon. to in to the OClub and it will beready when you Okay, pre-teenshow do you want to spend your Call 3829. '83 Yamaha CY8O, overhauled eng. and new Fri., 8 a.t. to 4 p.m. Pkgs. leave Tues. and Fri. arrive. Groups willfid this arealtimesavertoo. summer? Come to the Pre-Teen Club mtg. 20 sets of scaffoldings. Heavy duty etention bat.,helmetincludedalong w/sparepas,$350. Insurance note: Registratson expireonthelast To place your order, call 2531/2132. Tues., June 26, 6:30 p.m., and help us plan electrical cord, 245 ft. (40) 5-gal. buckets of Call LCDR Sweet at 6229DWN or2363 AWN. day of the month prior to the insuranceexpira- BA NOIEa activities you'd enjoy. Your opinion counts. paints, different colors. Chevy van, s/. Please '83 Kawasaki 440 Ltd., runs and looks good, tion month. Policies can be renewed as early as Photographic Memories would like to fulfill FMI, call 4075. call Larry at (305) 669-0507. $800. Call 3834 AWN. you'd like, avoiding those long waits. Office your photo needs. We photograph families, Want a piece of Gitmo history to take w/you '85 Honda Helix, cover and helmet included, hrs. are: 8 a.m.to 1 p.m., Mon., Wed. and Fri. singles or w/just a loved one.FMI, call Ace or FOR SALE when you leave? Old Cuban bottles datingback $1,300. Call PO Schihl at 4451, orstop by C- BRAY01Il11 Linda at 2707. to the 1940/50's aearare and exciting prize. If 234. NSGA/Co. "L" Women's Club thanks Jane and Effective June 17, the mall will open n Sun- AUOS you would like to buy one that is in good shape, Suzuki TS185on/off road, runs good, new tires Tepera, Marine Barracks, Gold Hill Galley, days from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dodge Aspen, 2-dr., p/s,up/b 4-spd.,new starter, call Ron at 4820 DWH or 3765 AWN, prices (front and back), $400. If you have to take the O'Club, cooks L Blackbum, J.PintosT. Hesh, Did you know it costs consumers about $35 good cond, inside and out, $800, pick up key at vary, limited amounts. ferryto work rememberthcreis always room for A. Lucas and T.Heish, speaker K. Blackbum, billion a ycardue toshoplifters? Dooyourpartto ferry landing, June 29. Call4462. E-Z-Go golf cart: perfect Father's Day gift for motorcycles. Helmet and bock included. Call entertainers E. Modock andJ. Wallac for a reduce these costs, report shoplifters and other '67 Chevy Impala, runs good, $550OBO, avail. the golfer in your family. Save rental fees and 3705. successful dinner. suspicious activity by callingthe Crime Preven- July 10 at the ferry landing. Call 2288 DWH or enjoy it whenever you want. Extra tires, pans, .WANIEII Many thanks to Carol, Sandy, Beverly, Kathy, tion Hotline, 4512. All calls are kept confiden- 3266 AWH. manuals and bast. charger (easily did 36holes in Looking for someone with that special touch for Diane,Evelyn, Theresa, Nita, Kathleen and Mig tial. '73 VW van, new upholstery, great tunes, int. the Memorial Day w/o recharge), $950 OBO. sewing.If interested, pleasecontactKim at 6464 for yoursupport and caring. A special thanks to ORGANIZATIONAL. NOTES has been redone, many new pans, excel. and Call 2100. DWN or 6521 AWN. my mother, I couldn't have gotten this far with- F-Am Club members should planto attend the depend. family or dive van, $1350. Call Rick at For rent: condo, private community, 2-drms., Babysitter, 3 nights perwk., to watch two girls. out you Love, Margaret. general mtg. Sun., June 17, 5 p.m., followed by 6251 DWH or 6068 AWH. loft, 2 both, central air/hest, wash/dry hookup, Call Lillian at3895. CLOSURES a pot luck dinner. Remember, your participation '74 Firebini lessthan 88Kmiles, $2,100 OBO, alar system, w/w carpet, courtyard entrance, If youhave an exercise bikein greatscond. that The teen session of Open Rec. at the Youth Ctr. makes your club worthwhile. leaving Ginoshotly. Call James at4861 DWH swimming pool, racquetball courts, close to you'd like to sell at a reasonable price, call iscancelled forSatuday,Junc 16, duetoa dance Command Master/Senior/Chief Advisory or4011 AWH. NAS Mayport, avail. immediately, 5 min. fm. Shelly at 2164. at Saturday's. Dance opento grades 7-12. Council will hold its monthly mtg. in the CPO '75 Plymouth Valiant, 6-cyl., 4-dr.,runs excel., ocean. Call Connie Mabry, (904) 249-4111 Youth Ctr. Arts and Crafts depth. needs donations Everything Electronics Repair Shop will be Goat Locker, June 20, 11:30 a.m. All members insp. good until June '91, depend., many new DWH or (904) 247-0521 AWH. of stateside newspapers and jars w/lids (baby clsed thefollowing days inaJune: 19-21,26-27. are encouraged to attend. parts, new paint job, 4800 OBO. Contact PO Sears deluxe bed frame w/roller cast wheels, food size to half-gallon), will be used for Sues- Reg. hrs. aremnoonto 6 p.m. There will be a Gitmo Bay Nursery School Bossart at 4521/4531 DWH. twin to fullsize, excel. cond., $15.Call2719. mershine projects, drop off at the Youth Ctr., EMPLOYMENT Board ofAdvisors mtg. Thurs., June21, 7 p.m., '75 Plymouth Fury, new tires/rebuilt eng., de- Full size quilted comforter, whitelavender, Mon. to Fri., 8:30 a.m. to5 p.m. ThecMWR Info. Office is looking foraPfrclerk. at the Nursery School. MWR will have a rep. pend., 4900. Call 3834 AWH. great cond., $20. Full sire fitted mattress pad, YARISALE If you enjoymtg. thepublic andlikectobe in-the- present to discuss the future of the school. All '79 280ZX, 2+2,excel. cond., $3,500OBO. Call $5. Call 2719. Granadillo Pt. - 5-D Sat., lots of everything. know about the activities happeningaround the parents are welcome to attend. Donnaat 4111 DWHIor 2639 AWH. Full size quilted scallopedaedge Sears comforter, Villamar - 1240-A 5th St., Sat., 7to 10a.m., base, call Kathy at 3845. The Black History Month Committe and Some- '80 Datsun p/u w/topper, good runner, can be ivory w/roseandmint greenfloralborder,.excel. multi-family, lots of baby clothes and shoes thing Special Socializer Organization will spon. seen at the old NEX parking lot, $1,500. Call cond., must see, $35. Call 2719. (boys and girls), 10-spd.bike, motorcycle, key- Lady's Seiko quartz, lost outside the Windjam- sor a Juneteenth Day celebration Sat., June 16, Seaman Dimock at 2300 DWH. Epilady ladies hair removal system, $5. Call board, oddsand ends, something for everyone. mer, Sun., June 10, at 1:30 p.m. To claim, call 11 a.m., atDoeer Park. This a basewide picnic, '83 Dodge Colt, 2-dr., 4-spd., a/c, great cond., 2719. Villamar - 718-A Sat., 8 a.m. to noon, pre- CWO J. Letscherand describe, serial number on many activities. FMI, callthe EODS at 4275 or one owner, Gitmo car since Feb. '89, new tires, Two woven window shades, tm, brown and packout, everythingmust go, a little bitsof every- case. Call 4620DWH or BOQ Annex 2401. P02 Young at 4582. brakes, stirts/shocks and muffler, prior toarri- tan, One 2'8"x4'2", $10, one 2'x3'8", $5. Call thing. The NSGA/Co. "L" Women's Club dinner out val, new batt., $2,300 OBO, avail. July 20. Call 4768 DWH or 3691 AWH. Villamar -715-DSat., 7 to 9 a.m.,furm., small Two dogs: One, male, black w/brown, named sched. for June 21, CPO Clubhas been changed LCDR Nolan at 5320 DWH or 2199 AWH. Nintendo game, Bases Loaded Baseball, stillin size men's clothing, children's clothing (infant "Brewer," One female, tan w/white, named to a new location. Call Lynsie or Kelley. '83 Chevy Chevette, uns great, great cond., box, $35. Call 3649. to size 4), stroller, baby swing, curtains, misc. "Gunny," both have tags.If found, please call The IBM Computer Club general mtg. w/elec- dependable car for the family, avail. Aug. 3, Lg. baby stroller, very good cond., $15. Call Villamar - 1249-A Sat., 8 am. to noon, kids Lori at 3210 DWH or 2223 AWH. tion of officers is scheduled for Mon., June 18, $2,300. Call Jim at 4768 DWH or 3691 AWH. 4477 DWH or 4592 AWH. toys and a bunch more. MC .OIFS 7:30 p.m., at thecclub houseDP-951.PFMI, call '85 OMC, 4-cyl. Sierra Classic, half ton p/u, Queen size bed frame w/ctr. support, $35. Call Center Bargo -1163 Sat., 8 a.m. to ?, bikes, The MCX no longer requires an appt. to check Peggy at 3113. good mileage, good cond., $4,500. Call P03 2942 AWH. children's scooters, bench press and weights, out. See ourCusomer Service dept. in the Main TheFRA willbe open Sunday's and Monday's, Clark at 6277 DWH. A/C, 24,000 Btu., 220V, Whirlpool, 475. Dish- plus misc. items. Store, between 10 a.m. to 6p.m. from 4 to 10 p.m. '88 Ford Ranger XLT Super Cab 4x4, 25,500 washer, GE, $65. TV, 12in., b/w,.$25. Nintendo Marina Pt, --319 Sat, 7 a.m. to?, backyard, Video cassette andCD sale now in progress at Changes II will be perfonning at theFRA this miles, $8,300. Call Shelly at 2164. video game, Spy vs. Spy, $20. High chair, $10. tires, lawnmower, weight set, surfboards, Ben- the Main Store. Shop for a good selection at weekend, doors open at 6 p.m. BAI Call 4966 AWH. son trumpet case, clothes and kitchen items. special prices. 18 ft. tri-hull w/trailer, oil cert., 75 h.p. Evin- Dining am. table/chairs, $200. Sharp VCR/VHS Marina Pt. - 307 Sat., 8:30 am. to 1 p.m., MYRLNOIFS A power outage is scheduled for the following rude, 4 h.p. Evinrude kicker, both run great, movie cam. w/batt, $300. Vitamaster weight household items, men's, women's clothing, What's playing at the lyceums? Now you can areas: Tues., June 19, 7:30 a.m. to4p.m., Phil- marine CB radio, bilge pump, safety equip., etc., bench, $75. Doena, 4111 DWH/2639 AWH. baby and boy's clothing, says, baby items, car- call the MWR Info. Office at 3845 and find out. lips Park, Lighthouse, Cable Beach. $2,400. Call 3792 DWH or 2718 AWH. pets, twin bed, curtain rods and more, every- After hours, a telephone recording will list the TRAINING '8724 ft. bass tracker party barge, 35 h.p. Mer- SERYICEE thing must go, no early birds, please. movies and their locations. Break the TVhabit, Hazardous Material Tmg. will be conducted cury, safety equip., VHF marine radio, Hum- Freesuperquickone-step earpiereing. Simulta- Marina Pt. - N-314 Sat., 7a.m. to?, packout go to the movies. June 19, 8 a.m., in the Safety Officetmg. am., mingbird depth finder, tapeplayer , $5,000. Call neous insertion of a presterilized med and at- sale, everything goes, something for everyone, CPO's enjoy a delicious Mongolian BBQevery reservations required. Contort Charlie at 4529. LCDR Sweet 6229 DWH or 2363 AWH. tachment of the clasp in less than one minute. rugs, fum., clothes, etc. Thurs. night at the Harbor Lights Lounge. Lead ControlrTmg. will be conducted June 21, 8 ICAREE Service provided by a certified, licensedcosme- Tierra Kay - 36 Sat., 7:30 a.m.to ?, crib, high Choose your own plate itemsand watch while am., in the Safety Officetmg. am., reservations 9'3"x12 blue/gray, w/pad, $75. 10'6"x6'2", tologist Call Linda at 2247. chairs, boys bike, full sot of men's dive gear, they are skillfully cooked by one ofour four required. FMI, contact Wayne at 4529. beige, $30. 11'9"x11'6" blue, w/pad, $100. All Dog grooming: all breeds grooming and bath- table, lots of misc. chefs. YOUTH ACTIVES in excel. cond. Call 4768 DWH or 3691 AWH. ing. Call Lynda foran apps., 2935. Caravella Pt.- 1410-B Sat., 6:30to 9:30 a.m., Leam crafts and basic and advanced sewing. School will be out and pre-teens can celebrate 9x12 Oriental design w/pad, $95. 9x12 Wil- Certified Family Home Care Providers have early birds welcome, free coffee, kitchen items, Craft class teaches three styles of wreath-mak- the occasion at Saturday's, tonight, 7 to 10 p.m. liamsburg blue, $35. 6x9 It. blue, $45 OBO. All openings: CallLila, 4524, (2 yrs. and olderand VHS tapes, twin bed sets, books, surfboard, ing. Learn basic sewingtechniques while mak- Practice your moves for the dance contest and in excel. cond. Call Nelly at 3324. temp.) Corinaso; Shelly, 2164 (2.5 to 5 yrs.) coffee table, weight machine, stereo equip., ing simple clothes. Advanced class teaches plan to party hardyw/your friends. Call 4075. 1218 It brown carpet, $100 OBO. Call 4982 CenterBargo; Debbie,2315 (F,.Pffrortemp.), bookcase cabinet, 12x15 rug, bottles. ruffled and country curtains. Call Kim at 2994. Schoolwillbeoutandteensingradestol2can DWH or 3975 AWH. Nob Hill. Caravella Pt.-20-B Sat., 7to 10 a.m.,e- Leam woodworking techniques in a new class celebrate the start of summer break with a party COMPUTER FOUIPMNT Balloons-N-Such would loveto help you put a cise bike, toys, boy's, girl's, men'sand women's offered at the Wood Hobby Shop. Class begins at Saturday's, Sat., June 16, 7 to 11 p.m.FMI, IBM computer games and other programs from smile on someone's face. We have some great clothing, misc. odds and ends. tonight, 6 to 8 p.m., for 3 wnk. Sign up at the call 4075. Sierra, Accolade and ohercompanyies'forsale. ideas for bouquets for any occassion. Call Lisa Nob Hill-40A Sat., 7:30to 10:30 am., pre- Wood Hobby Shop, wood and supplies extra. packout, including picnic tables and benches. FMI, call 4804/3845. New has. of operation for the Lateral Hazanr such as Lumpia at $1 and Egg Roll at prices at other Guantanamo Bay eat- Lounge am: Mon.-Thurs., 4 to 10 pm.; Fri., 2 Gadfly Gourmand $1.25. It includes Shrimp Fried Rice eries. Likewise, quantities seem to p.m. to 1a.m.; Sat, 11 so1am., Sun., noon to 8 at $3.50, LoMein at $4.75, Rice with be less than abundant for each item. p.m. No children under 18 yrs. old are allowed Guantanamo Bay's BAY DINING in the lounge area. Chinatown Teriyaki, Yakitori or LoMein at The quality of the food and the speed Even if you can't carry a sune isa buket, you $3.50. Platters run from $3.50 to of service are top notch. As our could still win at Music Trivia, Sat, June 16, 8 p.m., at the O'Club. Register yourteam prior to 1/2 $5.95. Specials are Tuesday: Sweet Chinatown family settles in and OFFICERS' CLUB game time, auth. patrons only. Call 2132/2531. and Sour Pork with veggies, Wed- adapts to our Gitmo lifestyle, we're Tonight's Dinner: Veal the Clipper Club will again play host to Project Beef with veggies, Thurs- sure that the settling and growing Cordon Bleu Saturday's Player's Talent Show, Wed., June 20, 8 p.m. Who says we're a one horse nesday: Bring your talent presentation and show your town? Who says we're not a micro- day: Pork Chop Suey, Friday: Pepper pains will be alleviated. Dinner: Steak or Peelum- stuff. Registerin advance at 6330,no entry fee. cosm of big cities likeSanFrancisco, Steak, and Saturday: Beef Broccoli. Welcome aboard Chinatown. Eatun Shrimp Sunday's Tuck yourluckyrabbit'sfootinyourpocketand Lunch: Brunch Sunday's New York, Boston, Dallas, Los Beverages include fresh lemonade We're glad that you are here. come out to the Clipper Club's Casino Time, Dinner: Build Your Own Pizza Sat., June 16, noon. Them will be foodand fun Angeles, and Seattle? After all, they and soda at $1. A tasty treat offered For quality of food Chinatown for everyone and, of course, your favorite Monday's Lunch: Buffet have their Chinatowns, and now, we is Hawaiian Shaved Ice with choices eams three stars. For ambiance it games of chance. FMI, call 6330. CPO CLUB MakedadKingforaDayforFather'Day.Treat have ours. We're walking in tall of Lime, Banana, Grape, Strawberry garners two stars, and for service it Tonight's Dinner: Baked Fish him to his favorite dinner: BBQ hot off the grill grass. and Wild Cherry for just a buck. rates two and a half stars. Overall, wfloo of other goodies on the buffet line at the or Prime Rib Saturday's It took a long time getting here Chinatown is open seven days a Chinatown - in business for less than CPO Club, Sun., June 17, 5 p.m. Dinner: Baked Fish or Prime week and that's terrific. The opera- Treat dad to a special Father's Day dinner atsthe but it's worth the wait. Chinatown a month, receives two and a half Rib Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Windjammer, Sun., June 17. Featured will be opened just a few weeks ago and the tions begin everyday at 11 a.m. and stars. steamship came beef round au jua w/special Sunday's Dinner: Open Menu side dishes, dessert and beverage. word travels fast. Almost as fast as a wrap up at 6 p.m., Sunday and Mon- The Gadfly Gourmand restau- Monday: The Harbor Lights There's a new DJ at the CPO Club this tonight Gitmo rumor. The brightly painted day. Tuesday to Saturday they're rant review appears every Friday in Lounge is Closed and Saturday night, and he's readyto play your yellow,red and white wagon anchors open until 9 p.m. the Guantanamo Daily Gazette. favorites, old and new. CPO's and their guests WINDJAMMER CLUB Bravo Zulu to the Navy Resale are invited to enjoy music provided by Ron at the StoplightInn. It's adding class Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib Campbell,9 p.m. tomidnight to an otherwise unpretentious cor- Activity for bringing in this unique or Commodore's Platter Satur- MWR provides the paint, brushes, food and and necessary addition to our dining Flight Sch. from page one soda - yousupply the manpower at Windmill ner. Judging by the smiles of satis- day's Dinner:: Prime Rib or faction on the faces of patrons, it's alternatives. It's just been with us a Commodore's Platter Sunday's Beach, Tues., June 19,8 a.m. to4pm.Individu- Flight Date La. Arrive Depart al and command groups can volunteer time to filling a gap in our cuisine catalog short time but judging by the grow- Dinner: Father's Day Special fix-up thebeach. Sign up atsthe Gym rthe Info. ing crowds of food fanatics, it's here C-141 617 Oitmeo - 1000a.am. Office. FMI, call Amy at 2560. and in our stomachs. Roosy Rd. 11:50a.m 2:05 pm. CLIPPER CLUB Lea Visios Unlimited recodn yourpecial occa- to stay. NASNafdk 6:40 pm 7:55 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Pork/ sin on a 2-br. video tape. B-day parties, Of course, as with any new enter- Andrews APR 840pm changes of command, hailand farewells, what- It's set up for fast food service, 727 6/19 NASNofiak - 8:00a.m. Chicken Saturday's ever the occasion, Visions Unlimited will cap- with outdoor tables, benches and prise, there will be settling and grow- Gime 11:30am. nom Dinner:Jerk Pork/Chicken Kinton 12308p.a s1:00pm. tum the memory. Callone week in advance at ing pains. Some that have already Sunday's Dinner: Steamship 3664/3845. umbrellas forthose who can't wait to Gito 2:15p.m. 3:20p.s. get it home or to the office. The bill surfaced relate to the price of the NAS Nerfolk 6:15 p.m Round Areyou talented?Then bring yoeract respecial C-1416/20 NASNorfolk - 1:00pm. talent to the Windjammer,Fr., June 29,8 p.m., of fare is not extensive, but it does food. Although the prices are com- imo 2:50 p. 4:4 pm. CHINATOWN for Talent Night. Prizes will be awarded.FMI, parable with stateside restaurants, Charesten 7:15 pm Saturday: Beef Broccoli call Amy a 2560. offer a smattering of oriental de- Who's the funniest perso in Gitmo7It couldabe lights. The menu begins with basics they seem rather out of line with NOt:' Ifyo ichaege fligs, notify teo arermianl. PAGE 4, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAcx GAZETTE SPORTS

White Sox take first of four from Athletics MLB Standings Sports home runs from Mark AP - The roar that was heard double steal. Dave Parker added a troit also got American League Moseby to seal the Roundup last night came from Chicago's home run to the Milwaukee attack in Salas and Lloyd FAAl W L M.I~ southside. The White Sox moved one support of winner Bob Sebra, who victory. Toronto 35 27 .565 -- game from American League West- came on for Chris Bosio in the fifth. Frank Tananaearned the victory, Boston 32 27 .542 1.5 MLB Brian Holton, the second of four with Sergio Valdez taking the loss. Milwaukee 29 29 .500 4 leading Oakland by trimming the 31 .483 5 placed Baltimore 29 San Diego - San Diego Athletics 3-2. Lance Johnson's sec- Baltimore pitchers, was the loser. Cleveland got a home run from Cory Detroit 29 33 .468 6 catcher Benito Santiago on the 21-day ond-inning single scored the deci- The Orioles got a pair of RBI's Snyder. Fielder is 12-23 against Cleveland 26 32 .448 7 disabled list because of a broken left sive run as the ChiSox beat Dave from Cal Ripken and a home run Cleveland this season with five New York 21 36 .368 11.5 forearm. Santiago got hit with a pitch Stewart, who drops to 9-4. from Mickey Tettleton. homers and 11 RBI's. A w AIL MC.(l from San Francisco's Jeff Brantley Oakland 39 20 .661 -- during the seventh inning of last Eric King was the winner for In the Big Apple, New York beat Water was the big winner in the Chicago 37 20 .649 1 night's game. Chicago. which drew 30,000 to the Boston 3-1 behind the six-hit pitch- National League last night, reducing Minnesota 30 29 .508 9 31 30 .508 9 Giants - The National League first of four games this weekend at ing ofwinnerChuckCary andreliev- to three the games played. California Seattle 30 33 .476 11 given the San Francisco Giantsper- A's reached ers Lee Guetterman and Dave In St. Louis, Montreal scored has Comiskey Park. The Texas 26 35 .426 14 mission to move to a third city. The King for 10 hits, but only one run in Righetti. Jerry Reed's wild pitch al- twice in the bottom of the ninth in- Kansas City 23 35 .397 15.5 club hopes to leave Candlestick Park five and two-thirds innings. The Sox lowed Jesse Barfield to score the go- ning to beat the Cardinals 3-2. Mike National League by 1994 for a new stadium 40 miles bullpen then took over, with Bobby ahead run in the last of the seventh. Fitzgerald singled home the tying EasI W L L Tf6. Sri - south in Santa Clara. More than 30 Thigpen finishing up for his 21st Cary allowed just one run and run before Tim Raines drew a bases- Pittsburgh 37 22 .627 years ago, the Giants deserted New Montreal 35 26 .574 3 save. four hits in seven innings, while loaded walk to win it. York for San Francisco. New Yodk 29 28 .509 7 Philadelphia 29 29 .500 7.5 National League - Baseball ex- Up in the Kingdome, the Seattle Righetti posted his 13th save. The The Cardinals have now lost four Chicago 26 35 .426 12 1993. So say Na- Mariners scored three times in the loss went to Dane Kiecker, who straight and have blown ninth-inning pansion will occurin St. Louis 25 36 .410 13 last of the ninth to beat Texas 5-4. struck out nine in six innings. leads in their last two games. The tional League owners, who voted yes- West S3'Lk !M. (U terday to name two new teams by Sep- Four singles, a walk, a sacrifice fly Under the Metrodome, Pat Bor- Expos stand three games behind Cincinnati 36 20 .643 -- tember of next year. Some 12 to 14 and a sacrifice bunt did in the Rang- ders cracked a three-run homer in the first-place Pittsburgh in the National San Diego 30 28 .517 7 cities haveexpressed interest injoining ers and loser Kenny Rogers. Jeffery top of the sixth inning for the Toronto League East. San Francisco 31 30 .508 7.5 the National League, which currently Leonard's two-out single plated the Blue Jays in a 7-1 win over the Min- Bill Sampen was the winner in Los Angeles 28 34 .467 10 baseball Houston 26 34 .433 12 has a dozen clubs. The last winning run. nesota Twins. Thr blast helped Dave raising his record to 5-0, while Dave expansion took place in 1977 when the Atlanta 23 35 .397 14 Henry Cotto homered for the Stieb to his fourth straight victory as Schmidt earned his sixth save. Tom American League welcomed the Se- attle Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays. M's, while Pete Incaviglia and Julio he upped his record to 9-2. Niedenfuer took the loss, although Thursday's results Franco had two hits apiece for the The Twins have dropped seven Raines drew his game-deciding walk American League SOCCER Rangers. Keith Comstock was the in a row. Gene Larkin's first-inning off Ken Dayley. Chicago 3, Oakland 2 winner. homer provided all the Minnesota Out at Riverfront, Barry New York 3, Boston 1 World Cup-The Americans fell Milwaukee 8, Baltimore 5 to heavily-favored Italy in World Cup Back in Baltimore, Robin scoring. Allan Anderson suffered the Larkin's run-scoring single in the Detroit 7, Cleveland 3 Soccer yesterday. But the 1-0 setback Yount's sacrifice fly in the top of the loss. Toronto now leads the Ameri- bottom of theninth gave the Reds a4- Toronto 7, Minnesota 1 in Rome drew praise from coach Bob seventh inning lifted Milwaukee can League East by a game and a-half 3 win over the Atlanta Braves. The Seattle 5, Texas 4 Gansler, who said his U.S. team, "Took over the Orioles 8-5. The Brewers over the Red Sox. clutch hit came with two outs and Today's games Tomsnto at New York a giant step." The defeat just about blew a four-run lead before Younthit At Tiger Stadium last night, made a winner of reliever Rob assures that the Yanks, with two losses, Boston at Baltimore his game-winning fly. Cecil Fielder broke a 3-3 tie in the Dibble, who got three of his four outs Milwaukee at Cleveland play their final game of the 24- will Gary Sheffield helped the Brew lastof the fifthwithhis majorleague- on strikeouts. Joe Boever took the California at Detroit nation competition next Tuesday Crew by driving in two runs and leading 24th homer and the Tigers loss. Oakland at Chicago against Austria. Italy advanced to Minnesota at Kansas City round two with the victory. Also at the swiping home on the back end of a went on to beat the Indians 7-3. De- Cincinnati now leads San Diego Texas at Seattle World cup, surprising Cameroon de- in the National League West by National League feated Romania 2-1 to gain the second seven games. Montreal 3, St. Lauis 2 round. The Cameroon team started the GITMO ATHLETICS Yesterday afternoon, the streak- San Francisco 6, San Diego 2 tournament by upsetting defending ing San Francisco Giants won their Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 3 champion Argentina last Friday. Chicago at Philadelphia (pp, rain) AQUATICS YACHT CLUB fifth straight by downing the Padres New York at Pittsburgh (pp, rain) Officers' Pool - Time changes are: Dad's Day Classic -- The Yacht Club 6-2. Kevin Mitchell knocked in three Today's games NFL Mon., Wed.Fri. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat.Il1a.m.-10 sponsors a Dad'slDay classic Fun Race Sun., runs and doubled twice for the Chicago at Philadelphia (2) p.m.; Sun.-Holidays, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; closed June 17 at 3 p.m. Call Tim at 3988 or Rick Raiders - The city of Oakland Giants, which has won 14 of 15. Houston at Cincinnati has scaled down its offer to theRaiders Tue. Call 2560. 2471. New York at Pittsburgh Summer Swimming - MWR's Sum- Windsarfing lessons - Fml the need Rain was the winner in both in another attempt to lure the NFL club Montreal a St Louis mer swimming Session I is June 18-29 with for speed and excitement? Tel'windsurfing. and Pittsburgh. The San Diego at Los Angeles back from Los Angeles. The new deal Philadelphia the following classes: Beginner, 5-yrs. and The Yacht Club has new windsurfing hoaeds Cubs play a doubleheader today in Atlanta at San Francisco contains a $32-million loan and the older, 9-10 a.m.; Advanced Beginner, 5-yrs. and offers classes Sat., 1-6 p.m. Call Brian at selling of taxable bonds to renovate the and older, 4:30-5:30 p.m., Villamar Pool; 3899 or Bill at 3928. Philadelphia, while the Mets and Oakland Coliseum. Earlier this year, Water Babies, 6-18 mon., 10-10:30 a.m.; Pirates play a single game. NBA Playoffs many Oakland voters objected to a pro- Toddlers, 2-4 yrs., 4:30-5 p.m. Officers Pool. YOUTH ACTIVITIES Final series posal that would've paid the Raiders To sign up call 3845. Roller-skating update - Yanth roller Thursday's results nearly $55-million and guaranteed Wheel class - SCUBA divers,eam the skating is Sat, in the elmentasy sub, multi- new dive planner Detroit Pistons Detroit 92, Portland 90 them ticket sales. wheel that allows longer, multi-level dives. Free class is Fri., June 15, 6 puepose6mom.0Gradesthreean2 belw e- Detroit Pistons are NBA Champions p.m. Some wheels avail. for $25, oniderswill skate rental. Call Patrick at 4075. win NBA title AUTO RACING be taken. Call 3823/3845. Teen Ping Fong-Cmpeteinthetmn USAC - Indy cars invade down- AP - Vinnie Johnson caught Pong Tournament at the Youth Center World Cup town Motown tomorrow for the first of BOWLINGPingBOWLINGand you could see your name on the Teen fire in the last two minutes to lead the two Detroit Grand Prix time trials. The Big Pot, No Tap - Big Pot, No Tap ChallegeBoadasthenewchamp.Noenty Detroit Pistons to their second Soccer field includes the 1989 and 1990 Indi- bowling continues at Marblehead Lanes Sat., fee, Friday, June 15, 8:30 p.m. Call 4075. straight NBA Championship with a June 16. Register at 6p.m. Fee, $10. CallJerry Pre-teen bowling The Youth enter anapolis 500 winners, Arie Luyendyk 92-90 victory over the Trail Blazers. In and Emerson Fittipaldi. at 2118/3014. sponsors a pe-teen bowling party Wed., Jane Italy 20, at 6:15 p.m., Mablehead Lanes. Trans- The sharpshooting guard scored NASCAR - In Long Pond, Pa., Round one Call Patrick ee Winston Cup leader Mark Martin will BICYCLE REPAIR pottation provided. Fee$2.50. seven of the game's final nine points, Thursday's results Kat Italy 1, United States 0 Yes, we're open - Does your bike need Pr-een skateboard - Bored? Tired with the other basket going to try to qualify beginning today for the (Italy gains 2nd round) Miller 500. fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle Repair of the beach? Come tote You Center fee backcourt mate Isiah Thomas. Shop, open Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Cooper Cameroon 2, Romaina 1 field nearthetenniscourts.CalJohnat256f. pre-eea skateboard relaxtSen., Jane 17, 1 The blazers led 90-83 on a dunk (Cameroon gains 2nd round) p.m. Coll Patrick or Katie at 4075. by Buck Williams before Johnson Yugoslavia 1, Colombia 0 GOLF 38PTeen basketball2 Get a partner an U.S. Open - Overnight at the shows you stuff in the Teen Two-on-Two quickly gave the Pistons a lift with a Today's games Austria vs. Czechoslovakia Medinah, Ill. Country Club, site of the Track and The Captains Cup Basketball Tournament, Thor., June 21, 8 three-pcint play to open the decisive Field - West Germany vs. United Arab Emirates U.S. Open, showers dampened the Track andFieldmeetsetforSat., Jane 16, will p.m. Youth Ceter. Winners names go on 9-0 run. course and made control of the ball beginatCp.m.handacontinueo n.,nifgneces- TeenBhallengeBoard. Johnson, who made just one much easier for the 156 golfers in this nary. Call John at 2560/2504. Pre-teen swim party-Diveintofunat the Pre-teen Swim Paty, Sat., June 23, 6-f layup in 10 field goal tries during the Captain's Cup year's open. The result was 39 players first two games, hit well over 50 underpar, a record for a single round in CORRAL p.m., Villam r Pool. C anesSi. Bring your Adaort r trail ride - The MRCorral is music tapme. Call 4075. percent of his shots in the last three Softball a U.S. Open. The course sports the Men offering a trail ride fee adults, Pri. Jane 22. Teen botng-Wat htesunsesas he games, all Detroit victories in Port- longest layout in U.S. Open history. Thursday's frm5-7p.m.Feeis$8,registerinadvanceat TeearretelBotride, P.,Juneo2,a7-ro p.m. results The leaders - Leading the way for oly $3. land. Security (W/W) 2381.Fishing grades, 7-12.or just Registerat cruise is theyeues Youth Centerfby 21, NavSta Gold (B) 7 are three players who set anew course Thomas, the title 'series Most NavSta Blue 16, NMCB-4, 7 Jane 20. Call Patrick at 4075. record. Scott and Tim Simpson, no Valuable Player, scored 29 points for SIMA (A) vs. NSGA/Co. "L" (pp, muddy FTNtGBYAA A l-Star games - All-Star relation, join Jeff Sluman as the first- thePistons, while Johnson scored 16, field) Membership dIscount-Save5 whm ogames will be held Sat. Jane 16. Mio , leaders of the Open. They're at PWD (B) vs. Hospital (pp, muddy field) round your aendjoindtheFissCTer ri g the Brandon Field, 9am; Majos, Chick Zarser 15 of which came in the final period. 6-under-par 66. And they're one shot Tonight's games first of eachelmoth. To qualify, you must be a Feld,4:30p.m.; Senees, 71p6m,.Cwckalser Terry Porter and Kevin Duckworth SIMA (B) vs. NAS Security, 6p.m. ahead of Mike Donald and SteveJones. current member. Call 3146. 4ield. Have fan. led the Blazers with 21 each. PWD (B) vs. PWD (A), 7 p.m. Next are John Huston and Mark IDEA certification - Inte ati al GBYAA Co-Ed Softball -The seasnfee FG vs. NavSta Blue (A), 8 p.m. 9 Brooks at 4-under-par 68. There are Dance and ExerineAsuoc. certifications exam 11-15 year-aids, begins Jaly 16. Sign-ups are I-New-Pool-Hos--- NAS Flyers vs. NavSta Gold (A), p.m. four players sharing eighth place at 69, sfThur.Jaly 12rm. 16, MWROffiJe2bldg., setforSatJan. 6atChickZaier,9-11 a.m. (All games at Cooper Field, No. 1) three shots off the pace. They are Billy Chapel Hill. Fee, $90 as pee-registration a, Cot, $10. INe Pool Hours I Women Ray Brown, Emlyn Aubrey, BobTway Jane 15. Call 3846. GBYAA T-Ball Clink - Summser T- Windjammer Thursday's results Ball clinics, ages 4-5, begin July 16. Sign-up PWD (B) 11. Hospital and Hale Irwin. Curtis Strange is not Fri.- Wed. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. 9 PROJECT PLAYER atBrindosFceldoSat.uJne 163-5p.m.5Awo NAS Flyers 17, High School 1 one of the 39 players under par. at Cjsk Zaiser eeld Sat., 9-11 a.m. Thurs. Closed Pool tournament - Chalk up Pre-Teen Skateboard-A Skateboard Tonight's games Strange is trying to wintheOpenforthe youmut Villamar sticks for the Project Player Pool oumney, Touanament is set fee Thur., June 21, 5:45 NavSta Gold vs. NavSta Blue, 6 p.m. third consecutive year, something Thurs. -Tues. 11a.m. - 7 p.m. High School vs. Mon., Jane 18, 7 pmn., GoldI-ill Towers quayr hCse. ieannwl m PWD, 7 p.m. that's been done only once before. He ~ ~ Wed. Closed (AH games at Cooper Feid, teedck.Emnry fee, $1. To register,ea Arsypat tism.,YouthCenter. iner wtgrand skate- Na, 2) had putting problems that left him at 1- Marine over-par 73. seven shots off the pace, at summer's eo Call 4075. Tues. - Sun. 11a.m. - 7 p.m. -Tenwia r - Teey come enjoy a GBYAA but not out of the running. 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