Energy Tip of the Day W. T. Sampson inducts 36 students into honor society

The National Junior Honor Society Following the symbolic lighting and Pam Streicher. They join Martha and the National Honor Society of of candles, both groups of induc- Sanchez; Tammy Hoyler; Heather Day; Oliver A water saving rule is: Do not William T. Sampson High School re- tees were presented with pins, cer- Mercado; Miguel Ellis; Ed Fischer; and waste water by trying to run it cently held induction ceremonies tificates, and identification Christine Lilly who already cool at the faucet. Draw a con- for a total of 36 students. cards. were members. Newly tainer full and cool it in the Both societies adhere to the Congratulatory remarks were pre- inducted members of the refrigerator. basic precepts of knowledge, schol- sented by Mr. Tom Price, the prin- National Junior Honor Society are: arship, character, leadership, and cipal. Darah Westermeyer; Vikki Valentine; service. Stephen Thompson; Shay Rosecrans; The National Junior Honor Society Students must demonstrate each of Judith Mendaros; Henry Kennebrew; requires an 85 percent average or these traits as well as maintain William Dale Hollis; Kimberly Hill; better. The National Honor Society the grade average required. Mary Fischer; Gigi Cortez; Patricia requires a 3.5 for grade 10, 3.3 Conn; William Tennis; Scott Smerec- On April 26, the National Junior for grade 11, and 3.0 for grade 12. zniak; AnfiMarie Douglas; John Con- w Honor Society conducted its cere- Receptions hosted by parents of non; Sheri Beyrau; Allison Abbott; monies. last year's inductees were held at Tim Callahan; Michelle Villafranca; SPORTS Capt Louis Fermo, the Public the conclusion of each ceremony. Kelvin Upson; Paul Tennis; Michael Works Officer, urged the students The faculty advisor in charge of Lueck; Robert Kresge; and Renee Baseball "to have the courage to live up to both the Junior Honor Society and Henson. They join Mary Anderson; American League his/her potential." the National Honor Society is Mrs. Michelle Clark; Cliff Dodson; Paul Cleveland 6 Seattle 4 During the National Honor Society Nilso Regazzi, the Spanish teacher. Fermo; David Garcia; Arlene Gray; , kland B Milwaukee 7 Induction on April 27, the keynote Cindy Ignacio; Raymond Landigin; lifornia 7 N.Y. Yankees 6 speaker, Colonel George Navadel, Newly inducted members of the Robert Kylor; Stacy Navadel; Nancy National Honor Society are: Clara (Cal./N.Y. game 10 innings) the Commander of the Ground Defense Needham; Barbara Puig; Emily Rob- Sze; Chantelle Brusnahan; Richard Texas 2 Kansas City 2 Forces, urged the students to live erts; Lisa Thompson; Rhonda Toney; Dodson; Ritchie Brusnahan; Celia (Tex./K.C. game called after5 inn- always with the principles of "hon- Thane Westermeyer; Trey Alexander; Burnett; Danielle Riordan; Marcus ings because of rain) or" for through this they could Karyn Smereczniak; Roxie Sarian; Hulings; Sheri Hoyler; George Nava- Chi. White Soxl2 Boston 4 achieve a sense of honest happiness and Leonor Sanchez who already were del; Karen Lueck; Brenda Morgan; Minnesota 6 Baltimore 1 and a sense of satisfaction. members. Toronto 7 Detroit 6 National League Chicago Cubs 5 Houston 4 Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 5 I 7 Cincinnati 1 TIE DI[LY St. Louis Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 0 San Francisco 6 N.Y. Mets 2 Montreal 5 San Diego 4 (Mont./S.D. game 13 innings) Foot ball GAZETTE (UPI)--Former NFL quarterback Craig Morton has been named to succeed his Guantanamo Bay, Cuba former boss as head coach of the Denver Gold of the USFL. Morton re- places Red Miller, who was fired by team owner Ron Blanding last week. Volume 38 Number 98' Wednesday, May 25, 1983 Morton called the signals for the Denver Broncos when the team reached the super bowl under Miller during the 1977 season. MX funding passes House, Senate next test Nes (UPI)--Herschel Walker of the New (UPI)--After rough going last year, erate Democrats in the Democrat-con- Jersey Generals and Kelvin Bryant the revived MX missile proposal is trolled House. (UPI)--MozambiqueD7k-esti says it will keep of the Philadelphia Stars still are really flying now. After the surprisingly one-sided sheltering guerrillas opposed to one-two on the USFL's rushing list. Today the Republican-dominated vote, Reagan thanked House members minority white rule in South Africa Through 12 games, Walker has gained Senate is expected to approve a for their bipartisan support. despite Pretoria's claim to have 1,279 yards, 50 more than Bryant. $625 million measure to develop the The president hailed the vote as, killed 58 black guerrillas and Mo- Oakland's Fred Besana is the league's multiple-warhead nuclear weapon. "an important signal a the world" zanbic n soldiers in an air strike leading passer. He has completed This comes on the heels of an easy that "Americans are united in a into Mozambique. better than 62 percent of his passes MX victory in the House yesterday. common search to strengthen the for 3,003 yards and 15 touchdowns. Last December, Congress voted to peace." (UPI)--PLO leader Yasser Arafat is freeze funding for the controversial Reagan met with many lawmakers in downplaying unrest among members of (UPI)--Former University of Washing- defense system. the past week to push the MX. his organization. Arafat says there ton quarterback Tom Porras has been But, it was a different story yes- Yesterday, he telephoned House is "no rebellion" among his 10,000 signed by the Chicago Blitz as a terday as lawmakers voted 239-186 to members on the subject up to one Palestinian fighters in Lebanon's backup quarterback. Porras, the release funds for the project. half hour before the vote. Bekaa Valley, "only some problems." last player cut by the Blitz in President Reagan, who claims the In the meantime, a prominent anti- training camp, will play behind Tim MX is essential for success at the nuclear group says the approval is (UPI)--Another round of artillery Koegel who inherited the starting arms control bargaining table, lob- insulting. duals broke out today between job when Greg Landry was sidelined bied fiercely for what he calls the They say most Americans are a- Christian and Druze Moslem militia- for the season with a broken ankle. "peacemaker" and won over some mod- gainst an arms buildup. men in the mountains of Beirut. Le- banese police say 25 people kid- Boxing napped by militias over the weekend (UPI)--Unbeaten WBC Heavyweight Justices - discriminators get no tax break still are being held. Champion Larry Holmes says he will retire by Christmas. Holmes has had (UPI)--The U.S. Supreme Court has criminatory private schools of their (UPI)--The official newspaper of to go the distance in his last three declared wiping out discrimination tax breaks, the school's flags were Nicaragua's Sandinista party says title defenses, including a split more important than helping private lowered to half staff. Nicaraguan forces repelled a new in- decision against Tim Witherspoon in schools meet expenses and at least But, the acting director of the vasion staged by 1,200 anti-govern- Las Vegas last Friday night. Should one school affected by the decision NAACP hailed the ruling. ment rebels. The paper says 90 Holmes retire unbeaten, he would doesn't like it. Thomas Atkins says it means "if guerrillas and 21 soldiers were become the second heavyweight cham- The president of Bob Jones Univer- you practice discrimination you are killed in the fighting which start- pion in history to retire without a sity in South Carolina blasted mem- not entitled to public support" and ed last Saturday. loss. The late Rocky Marciano re- bers of the high court yesterday as he predicted many schools will "dry (AP)--An ABC News-"Washington tired with a 49-0 record. "heathens" and said he pities their up" when contributors learn their Post" poll indicates Americans oppose any "damned souls and their blighted donations no longer will be tax-de- secret attempt to overthrow Nicara- Tennis minds." ductible. gua's leftist government by a 6-1 (UPI)--John McEnroe and Chris Lloyd The Greenville school with an en- One opponent of the decision is margin. The poll was taken after play their first matches today in rollment of 6,000 only has a few President Reagan, who supports tax President Reagan declared that "the the French Open Tennis Champion- black students and prohibits in- breaks for religious institutions. ships in Paris. McEnroe, still terracial dating. But, when asked to comment on the national security of all the Ameri- cas is at stake in Central America." nursing a shoulder injury and never After the Supreme Court's 8-1 de- ruling, he said, "We will obey the happy on clay, meets fellow American cision, which strips racially dis- law." Ben Testerman. Lloyd, the winner of (AP)--A series being aired by a last week's tournament in West Ber- Chicago TV station accuses Poland's lin, faces Pat Medrado of Brazil. government of conducting espionage consulate in Chicago. But Yesterday, defending champion Mar- Snakes now problem in Mississippi flooding from its official says the report tina Navratilova easily disposed of a Polish The sun peeked out in Southeast exercise." Mary Lou Piatek, 6-1, 6-1. In a (AP-UPI)--As if flood victims in is a "propaganda Texas yesterday where flood waters major upset in the men's singles, Mississippi didn't have enough to are receding allowing some of the gubernatoral De- Sweden's Hans Simonsson, ranked num- worry about, health officials now (UPI)--Yesterday's 5,000 displaced people primary in Kentucky still ber 79 in the world, defeated Vitas are warning them to watch for pois- to splash mocratic back to their homes. But, officials close to call. Lieutenant Gerulaitis, onous water moccasin snakes slither- is too 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-1. and ing through the water. say, it might be a week before the Governor Martha Layne Collins Racing water is out of some houses. Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane both (UPI)--The richest pole position in A spokesman for the National In Jackson, Mississippi, the are predicting victory. auto racing is up for grabs today Weather Service says it seems that Pearl River kept rising and the at North Carolina's Charlotte Motor every river in the Mississippi mayor says the town's not out of (AP)--Last night looked like the Speedway. The fastest qualifier for Valley from Indiana to Louisiana is the woods yet. Fourth of July in the sky over New the World 600 Stock Car Race will flooding. In Louisiana, all 350 gates of the York as the city celebrated the cen- get a package worth $30,100. Two- That statement already has become Bonnet Carre Spillway are open for tennial of the Brooklyn Bridge. A time Grand National Champion Darrel hard reality for thousands of peo- the seventh time since 1931 to re- day of festivities was capped with Waltrip predicts 15 or 20 cars are ple forced from their homes in Tex- lease water from the swollen Missi- the city's biggest ever fireworks capable of winning the pole. as and Mississippi. ssippi River. display. Wednesday, May 25, 1983 Page 2 The Daily Gazette THE WINE CELLAR WILL BE getting in some new CNO RETENTION TEAM MEETING wines in a few months. Special Announcements Just to name a few of the new wines, they INDIVIDUALS WHO EXPERIENCED PROPERTY EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, SEAT BELTS WILL are from: France, losses as a result of the April 30 be required to be installed in all SItaly,and Germany. crash of the Naval Air Station C-131 vehicles manufactured in 1969 or Also: Low calorie aircraft should contact YN1 Veronica later. This includes foreign made wine or light wines, and for you Baldwin at ext. 4432 or 4600 to ob- vehicles imported to the U.S. Tequila lovers, we are getting with tain information on procedures for During initial registration and the (worm). We will keep you filing claims for reimbursement. annual re-registration inspection, informed when they come in. seat belts will be inspected. Ve- DANCE FACTORY REGISTRATION FOR hicles not having seat belts will EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 THE NAVY EXCHANGE, Fall Session: The Caribbean be issued temporary tags if a Guantanamo Bay, Cuba will begin There will be a meeting with Arts and Crafts Workshop is receipt from the Navy Exchange to charge $15 per returned check Team Friday, the CNO Retention currently holding registration indicates that they are on order for vice the current $10 to cover the at the Windjammer at May 27, for ballet, tap, jazz, and the car. increasing cost to the Navy Exchange All Officers, 7:45 a.m. creative movement lessons for System. Collateral Chiefs, Ombudsmen, children ages 3-18. There are RED CROSS PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL Counselors, and ON SUNDAY, MAY 29, Duty Career various openings in all areas. For counseling for emergencies, finan- are encouraged to at 7:30 p.m. the Dependents more information call Linda Goodman cial crises and family problems Dance Factory will attend. (ages 3-5) at 2785 or Karen Switzer to include verification for present a spring reci- (ages 6-18) at 4446. emergency leave. tal entitled "Dancing THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL COMMUNI- through the Decades" at cation of Caribbean Naval Lodge the elementary school A.F.&A.M. Wednesday, May 25th, for work and instruction in the amphitheater . Nearly 100 young members of our second degree. community will present ballet, tap, community of and jazz performances consisting VC-10 WIVES CAPTAIN'S CALL: THE a variety of music and dances Commanding Officer will be meeting ranging from the 16th century to the with all VC-10 Wives at 7:30 p.m. present. The Dance Factory is on Wednesday, May 25, at VC-10 Hut. sponsored by the Caribbean Arts and A command presentation will be Crafts Workshop and they cordially presented along with pertinent bulletin board to come invite the entire community information on EML and RR Programs. and enjoy an evening of dance by All VC-10 Wives are invited to Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette talented and enthusiastic attend. Refreshments will be office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried these people. Admission is free. served. to the Public Affairs Office in the COMNAVBASE Admin young Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the ALCOHOLICOS ANONIMOS ES UNA ASOCIA- THE SERVICE CHARGE FOR RETURNED previous working day. Bonufide emergency announce- cion de hombres y Mujeres que checks tended to Special Services ments will be accepted any time. Announcements Comparten sus experiencias, fuerzas will be $15.00 beginning June 1. will be published at least once a week at the dis- cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities y esperanzas para poder solucionar CARIBBEAN ELECTRONICS HAS A LARGE that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex sus problemas comunes, y a la vez assortment of replacement speakers and color or national origin will not be accepted. ayudar a otros a recuperarse del cross over networks, horns, alcoholismo. El unico requisito woofers and tweeters. Power para ser miembro es el deseo de IN BETTERING handling capability from 50 watts THE NEX MINI-MART AND LEEWARD POINT ARE YOU INTERESTED dejar de beber. No hay que pagar professionally while help- to 350 watts. Retail Store have just received a yourself cuotas para ser miembro. Mantenemos shipment of weights, motorcycle ing others do the same? If the nuestro grupo atraves de nuestras AMERICAN FLAGS SELLING LIKE helmets, dive vests, dive tanks, answer is "yes," or even "maybe," contribuciones. Si usted tiene pro- hotcakes by the Marine and other underwater accessories. you should call Petty Officsr Gref blemas con el alcohol y desea dejar Officers' Wives Club. So before you get caught doing your at 4380 DWH. P0 Gref runs the Coi- de beber, llame al 4648, 3205, 2511. Nylon, 3x5, excellent favorite sport, make sure you have mand Training Team and has openings quality. Flown at all of the safety equipment. for you on the team. Call today. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IS A FELLOWSHIP Post 21 on date of Graduation of men and women who share their your choice. Ac- experiences, strengths and hopes companying certificate calligraphied with each other that they may solve to mention anniversary, birthday, their common problem and help others whatever. Don't be left hanging-- to recover from alcoholism. The flap a leg. Call Norma Jean Womack only requirement for membership is at 2533 AT. a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for AA membership. RED CROSS HAS ONE OF THE MOST ' We are self-supporting through our a rapid means of communication avail- '83 contributions. If you are having able in the world today. It is problem with alcohol and desire to capable of communicating with SHOP YOUR NAVY EXCHANGE FOR ALL stop, call 4648 AT, 3205 AT, or chapters throughout the United OF YOUR GRADUATION GIFT IDEAS. 2511 AT. States and at overseas military MAYBE A TYPEWRITER, A SET OF NAVAL STATION ENLISTED installations (including ships at LUGGAGE, A WATCH, GOLD CHAINS THE Dining Facility and Branch sea). WITH CUBAN CHARMS, OR A ARE YOU GRADUATING? or Facility at Leeward Point SPECIAL CAMRA.DO YCU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS? HOUSING ENTITLEMENT: OCCUPANTS OF, will offer a special Navy Family Housing are reminded birthday dinner to all that when families depart active duty enlisted do not intend to' Guantanamo Bay and personnel having a birth- A .( return, or when dependents leave Educational Notes day during the month of and do not return within 90 days, MAY. The meal will con- entitlement to family housing is THE GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT GRE ADVANCED TESTS IN THE FOLLOW- sist of STEAK AND LOBSTER lost and the sponsor will be (GED) test is a series of five ing subject areas will be admin- with all the trimmings and will required to vacate quarters. The tests: writing skills, social istered on Monday, July 18, from be served at 5 p.m. on Friday, Housing Office must be notified in studies, science, reading skills 7:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.: Biology, May 27. Personnel interested immediately of any change in and mathematics. The tests are Chemistry, Computer Science, participating in this program dependency status. birth date given every Monday morning in the Economics, Geology, History, must show evidence of classroom, Building Literature in English, Mathema- (I.D. card) to the Enlisted Din- THE AMERICAN RED CROSS MAKES Navy Campus Music, Physics, Political ing Facility MAA no later than interest-free loans for emergencies. AV-34, McCalla Hill. The GED tics, is free of cost to active duty Science, Psychology, and Sociolo- 4 p.m. on May 26. personnel. State awarded High gy. These tests are worth 39 SH School Equivalency Certificates are credit toward a BS/BA degree with recognized by the military services NY Regents. They require exten- Club Activities 4 as the equivalent of a high school sive subject knowledge. The cost THE YACHT CLUB WILL BE OPEN AGAIN diploma for promotion, reenlistment, is $35 per test, plus a $1.00 this Thursday at 6 p.m. for a GAZETTE military school selection, and registration fee. Anyone inter- modest dinner (casserole), drinks, statistical reporting purposes. To ested in taking one of these must and an evening of relaxation and be scheduled to take the GED, call come by Navy Campus in person to cards. Everyone is invited to Captain Maurice 0. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Valek at the Navy Campus order the test prior to Friday, come and enjoy their club. Office, ext. 4769. June 3. For more information, call Navy Campus at 4769. Commander, U.S. Naval Base MAKE EXERCISE FUN WITH CARIBBEAN Lt. Cmdr. Keith Maynard. Arts and Crafts Dancercise classes. .Public Affairs Officer We offer friendly classes, a great Ens. Christy McCollom. head-to-toe workout, and some of .Asst. Public Affairs Officer ENTIRE your favorite music. Classes run JOC Lew Reed. TIRE SAL MONTH continually so you can join any .Public Affairs Staff Supervisor time. For more info on time and J02 Lee Holloway . rates, call Gail at 3192 or Becky Coordinator Free Mounting O at 2259 AT. External Communications J03 Michael Page.Editor CRAFTS WORK- Mrs. Susan Junkins. SPECIAL SALE THE CARIBBEAN ARTS AND shop will have their last meeting .Production Assistant GOING ON NOW AT YOUR before summer on June 8 at 7 p.m. The Daily Gazette is published according to the NEX GARAGE Baldwin will introduce rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers Sherri as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction liquid embroidery. We also will of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed for a September five times weekly at government expense on government finalize plans equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service open house. For more information, in news items Branch Offik, the opinions or statements 2680 AWH or Jacki 3702 that appear herein are not to be construed as official Don't miss out! EXCHANGE call Diana or as reflecting the views of COWAVASE or the De- AWH. partment of the Navy. Wednesday, May 25, 1983 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Limit Drinks, Not Fun

You're invited out to a party. Wonderful. Fun, friends, and drinking.____ AVIATION STRUCTURAL ME- A wise individual makes his or her- Q chanic Second Class Ser- own personal decision to drink, and gio Rodriquez is read along with that decision is the re- the oath of re-enlist- sponsibility to meet the demands of ment by Lt. Gene Roberts, social drinking. pusher, take one when offered, NAS Organizational Main- tenance Division Officer. That's It! then make the next two or three drinks yourself--with just the mix, Petty Officer Rodriquez First of all, know your limits. not the alcohol. who is assigned to OMD A drink-an-hour pace will mean Remember, your host or hostess is Airframes has orders to that you're good company instead of at home already and does not have VF-171, Key West, Fla. "the one who got loaded." to drive. (Official U.S. Navy Nibble on the snacks that the You still have to get home after photo) host or hostess provides. Don't eat the party. a lot of salty snacks that makes the next drink go down better. Stick with the snacks that are filling If you feel that you're drunk, or without being salty. if one of your friends recommends Wait A Bit that you not drive, don't drive. No one is going to look down at When you first arrive at the you if you accept a ride home after party, take 10 or 20 minutes to get a party where you imbibed too much. acquainted with the other guests be- You can always get your car the fore drinking. And when you drink, next day. sip for enjoyment, don't gulp for Finally, remember that the pur- effect. pose of parties and get-togethers If your host or hostess is a drink is the friendship not the drinking! Bad news for low-nicotine cigarette smokers

(AP)--There's bad news for those The research was done by the Drug people who switched to low-nicotine Epidemiology Unit of Boston Univer- cigarettes, figuring they'd do less sity Medical Center. It looked at damage to their heart. Experts say the smoking habits of more than 500 this half-hearted approach won't men who were hospitalized because of work. a heart attack. If you smoke, you increase your risk of having a heart attack. Re- As with other research, the ex- searchers say it's that simple. perts found that the more a person A study in the "New England Jour- smoked, the higher the heart-attack nal of Medicine" says the heart- risk. trouble risk facing smokers is about It also backed up other studies triple that for non-smokers. that say the risk disappears once a The study also says smokers cannot person stops smoking. escape the risk by switching to That's good news for smokers who brands that are lower in tar and can kick the habit. nicotine. It says there was no ap- parent difference in the heart at- tack rate. AVIATION ORDNANCEMAN FIRST CLASS BARRY L. WAY IS PRESENTED THE NAVY One thing that makes cigarettes Resumes be too snort can Good Conduct Award by Capt. M. D. Fitzgerald, COMNAVBASE, .dangerous, experts say, is that nic- during ceremonies otine raises blood pressure and (AP)--A national out-placement con- aboard NAS, April 29. Petty Officer Way is the super- visor for Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department at NAS. heart output, promotes hardening of suiting firm says that eight of 10 (Official U.S. N vy photo) the arteries, and contributes to ab- job-seekers today short-circuit sending poten- normal heart rhythms. Another is their own efforts by carbon dioxide, which reduces the tial employers resumes that are too short. amount of oxygen available to the heart. James Challenger, president of the Chicago-based Challenger, Gray and But it's less clear why people who Christmas, Inc., says "short resu- smoke "light" cigarettes should have mes no longer meet the needs of the as much risk as those who smoke the regular brands. modern marketplace." with more It's possible that low-nicotine Today, more candidates backgrounds are smokers may inhale deeper and hold complex employment BRIGADIER GENERAL each job opening and the smoke longer, in order to get competing for B. G. Patterson, employers must know more the same effect as they got from that means Vice Commander of each candidate. regular cigarettes, but the re- about the 21st Air Force searchers note that there are thou- Challenger emphasizes, however, receives a one star" sands of substances in cagarette that no resume can land a job. That flag from Capt. M. D. smoke, which makes it hard to pin still depends on the face-to-face Fitzgerald, COMNAV- down a culprit. interview. BASE. The flag flew over NAS during the general's recent or- ientation visit to the base. (Official U.S. Navy photo)

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THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PRESENTED GOOD CONDUCT AWARDS TO SEVEN of its personnel during quarterly inspection. Pictured left to right are (first row): Master Chief Utilitiesman William G. Bra- zell, Jr., Public Works Department Master Chief; Lieutenant Comman- der Thomas L. Huguelet, Assistant Public Works Officer; Engineering Aide Second Class Edmund G. Demerty (second award); Utilitiesman . Second Class Eric S. Andrews (first award); and Interior Communica- tion Second Class Thomas P. D'Antonia (first award). Second row: Equipment Operator First Class Cecil P. Sharpe (second award); Steel Worker Third Class Ross A. Garske (first award); Construc- tionman Electricianman First Class James 0. Terrell (third award); "I wish the Genenal would foAd t' am Ulke the nest and Construction Mechanic First Class Dana A. Coons (fourth award). o4 w; it',s unnerving when he doed that!" (Official U.S. Navy photo) Wednesday, May 25, 1983 The DDaily Gazette Page 4 The next Reef Raiders' members (AP)--The "Washington Post" says meeting is scheduled for Saturday, Youth baseball All-star games scheduled Louisville and Kentucky will meet June 4, at the large cabana at Wind- November 26 in the college basket- The major and minor mill Beach. Events scheduled divisions in The Minor Division All-star game ball season opener for both schools. for the youth baseball came to will be on Saturday evening meeting include a fish fry, a close over at 10 a.m. on The two state rivals haven't the weekend. Chick Zaiser prizes, night dive, and business Field. played a regular season game against Here are The following meeting. Everything starts the final standings: players were picked each other since 1922. at 7. MAJOR DIVISION for the Minor All-star game: For more information call 2955AWH. Team Wins Losses Local Sports Notes This is a great opportunity to get From the Dodgers: your night Chiefs 9 1 Matthew Hert; Join one of GTMO'S "swingingest" diving certification. Cougars 7 3 Brandon Stout, Earl Crawford; Jo- groups this Memorial Day weekend as Attention Reef Raiders' members. Reds 5 5 seph Poplete; Eric Nelson; Steve the Racquet Club holds a "pick your There will be a morning dive fol- Braves 5 5 Kaufman; and Donald Holberg. partner" mixed doubles tournament lowed by a champagne breakfast on Pirates 2 8 Saturday, May 28, and Sunday, May Monday, May 30, at Windmill Beach. Bears 2 8 From the Avengers: Steve Daig- 29. You don't have to be a club The dive will start at 7 with break- MINOR DIVISION nault; John Mulvoy; Sean Titcomb; member to play but, you do need to fast being served at the big cabana Team Wins Losses Chris Weems; Dion Ezell; and Me- sign up at the clubhouse before 5 at 9. You must sign up at the Dive Dodgers 10 2 lissa Sheldon. p.m. on Thursday, May 26. Shack by Friday evening, May 27. Avengers 7 5 For more information, call 2955AWH. Wildcats 5 7 From the Wildcats: Chris Cailao; The Marine Corps Exchange is hav- Cougars 4 8 Jim Anderson; Tommy Tiblier; Victor ing a Memorial Day Run. One, 2, 3, The W. T. Sampson High School Cardinals 4 8 Grant; and Jason Vaughn. and 5 mile runs will be held on Sat- will be having an Athletic Awards All-star games in both divisions urday at 8 a.m. by the Marine Corps Banquet at 6:30 p.m., May 31 at the will be played Saturday, May 28. From the Cougars: Mark Catlett; Exchange Parade Grounds. Registra- COMO Club. The Major All-star game will be Dennis Hyams; Frank Kuchler; and tion fee is $1 and all proceeds will Athletes, parents, and friends at 10 a.m. at Cooper Field #3. The Joe Lewis. go to the GBYAA. The Marine Corps are invited. Tickets are $6 and may following players were picked for Exchange will give each runner a be purchased from any cheerleader this game: From the Cardinals: Josh Olive free decal of his or her choice. or from Peter McKee of the High From the Chiefs: Joe Walthen; and Ernie Micks. School staff. For further informa- Jamie Clay; Danny Tice; Jason Bran- The Dodger and Cougar players The Yatera Seca Golf Association tion call 3100 or 3191. non; Jimmy Allen; and John Anderson. plus Josh Olive from the Cardinals will hold a Jack and Jill Golf From the Cougars: James Hayden; will be the home team and will be Tournament on Sunday, May 29. Tro- Get ready for the Hospital Well- Mike Williams; Ernesto Tatunay; coached by Mr. Tidwell. phies will be awarded to first, ness Run on July 2. Runners of all Leslie Aldama; and Chris Clark. The Avenger and Wildcat players second, and third place teams. The shapes, sizes, and abilities are From the Reds: Keith Reinhardt; plus Ernie Micks from the Cardinals fee will be $5 for association mem- encouraged to take part in this Wayne Blodsoe; Keith Wentworth; will be the visitor team and will bers and $7 for non-members. Sign healthy event. There will be a and Mike Catlett. be coached by Bruce Weems and Steve up prior to 8:30 a.m., May 29 in 3.1 mile (5 kilometer) run with From the Braves: Chad Cooper; Daignault. the golf pro shop. Tee off will be awards as well as a 1 mile fun Matt Parsons; Michael Emerson; and at 9 with a shot gun start. Beve- run for everyone. Parents, get your Tommy Olds. Editor's Note: Because of the high rages will be provided. kids ready, and kids, get your From the Pirates: Matt Winegeart; number of classifieds in today's parents ready so we have a great Dave Allegre; and Steve Coomer.dit4 ;Gazette, national sports are being A little known fact is that turnout and all have fun. Keep From the Bears: David Alexander ublished on page 1. members of the Yacht Club have reading the Gazette for further in- and Steve Thompson. reciprocal membership privileges formation, but until then, mark Ben House, Jr., and Andy Cook Here are the Teeball standings as with all major yacht clubs in the July 2 on your calendar. also were picked but are leaving of May 22: U.S. Would you like dinner at the GTMO this week and won't be able Team Wins Losses fanciest restaurants in town ? The Carribean Saddle Club will be to play. Eagles 11 0 Would you like to attend first sponsoring a horse show on Sunday, Rangers 10 1 rate sailing seminars and pre- May 29. The The Chiefs, Braves, and Bears are game and speed events Orioles 9 2 sentations ? will start at 12:30. It's the home team for the game and will free ad- Astros 6 4 What might cost you thousands mission, so bring be coached by Joe Callahan. the kids out for Bulldogs 5 6 (1 tie) in the States costs you $10 to an afternoon of horsemanship. En- The Cougars, Reds, and Pirates Cowboys 4 6 join and $2.50 for the next month try fees for members will be $2 are the visitor team and will be Mets 3 8 only. You can obtain a lifetime per event, non-members $4 coached by Max Kuespert and Ben per event, Iguanas 2 8 (1 tie) membership for a mere $10 fee. For additional information Henry. They have two alternates, contact Braves 0 10 Join us. Call Ron Wheeler at 4525. Paul Hutto at 2381. John Frietee and Jeff Smereczniak. Windsurfer, good condition, includ- Free ing harness, $250 firm. Call 4754 One solid black female cat. Hes AWH. been declawed andneutered, is 18,000 house broken and has all shots un BTU a/c, excellent condition, $200; to date. Needs plenty of TLC. Call classified 12,000 BTU a/c, works, $50. Available June 6th. 3275 AWH. '71 Pontiac Grand Prix, engine, Help! I'm leaving and my barrel Call 4591 AT. transmission, and front end rebuilt, boat needs a good home, TLC, and Washer and dryer, $500. Heavy duty Lost Body in excellent condition. Call a little work. Comes with extras White-Westinghouse. Excellent One silver aluminum little league 3258 AWH. up the yazoo. 12x24. 40HP Johnson condition. Available June. 6. May bat with blue tape. Last seen at electric start that needs to be be seen at DP1103 or call 2202. Brandon Field on Sunday, May 22. '74 Camaro, excellent condition, new hooked up. Battery charger, head, If found please call 3193 AWH or tires and interior, runs great. flares, life jackets, storage BC (Sea Quest), one year old, $100; 6377 DWH. $3600. Will consider trade! Call space, three gas tanks, rigged for weight belt w/24 lbs. weights, $10; 3880 AWH or 4291 DWH. fishing with pole holders every- Voit 'two-band spear gun, $20; Steel prop for outboard motor be- where you turn. I've got $1600 rubberized nylon dive bag, $15; dive tween Phillips and Cable Crossing, '80 Ford Mustang with less than in it, make me an offer. Hurry! knife, $5. Will sell as package off shore. Reward offered if found. 12,000 miles, Sony 14" color TV, Please! Call 2155 AWH. deal for $140. Contact Jeff at Contact Mike at 4259 DWH or 3777 two wooden top card tables, man's 4271 DWH or 2187 AWE. 3-speed bicycle, Navy salvage Playpen, $5; two crib toys made by I goofed, I ordered a CED video buffet, large ice chest and three Gabrial, one clown face $2 and one Found disc - Disney Cartoon Parade #4 fans. Call 2130 DWH or 2367 AWH. Busy Box, like new, $6.50; one One underwater camera down near and didn't realize I had it set of wooden hand carved canisters, Windmill Beach. To identify and already in video tape under a Factory rebuilt alternator #7125 never used, $12; clear vase, 18", claim same call Dan at 4798/4720 for any GM model after different title. It's brand new (Delco-Remy) perfect for plumes from Haiti, must DWH. $50 firm. and still in plastic. It can be 1975 still in the box, see to appreciate, $10. Call 3468 yours for $22. Call 2491 AT after Call 4554 DWH or 2995 AWH and ask AT. Wanted for Andy. Noon. The FRA is now accepting applica- Brand new hanging garden center, 25" color console TV, Zenith System tions for the position of Manager. '74 Honda CB-360, good condition, white. Consists of two sets of III, three months old, asking $700; For further information contact $500 firm. Call 2151 DWH and ask telescoping tracks, two hanging Sanyo VCR Betamax, about five John Gamber at the commissary fot Sgt. Jones. planters 6" diam, 12" high; one months old, will throw in some at 4134. hanging planter 10" diam, 19" movies, asking.$400. Leaving the '73 Honda 100, runs, needs some high, and mounting hardware. Made first week of August and need the Would like person traveling to GTMO work. Call 4954 DWH and leave by Sears, $25. Call 3468 AT. from Norfolk July 1st or 8th to number. money. Contact Larry Roop at 4679 0 escort a six-year-old girl with a Golf clubs: one beginner set of DWH. paid ticket during flight. Call Bicycles: two women's 3-speed, one irons and woods plus bag, $35; "Shower Massage" by Water-Pik, wall M. Lamb at 2948. women's 10-speed, one man's 10-speed. assorted irons and bag, $5 ea. May mount model, excellent condition, $20 and $30 each. May be seen at be seen at DP 1103 or phone 2202. has four types of shower spray, $12; Prop for 50 hp Johnson outboard DP 1103 or phone 2202. one Kodak Handle camera with flash motor or old 50 hp Johnson outboard Panasonic console stereo (turntable, attachment, develops film right on motor for parts. Call Mike at 3777 Women's 12-speed bicycle, receiver and reel to reel tape deck) brand new, the spot, excellent condition, $30. AWH or leave message at 4259 DWH. $100; antique wall telephone, needs repair, $95 firm. Call 3303 $250. Call 3468 AT. Call 2900 AWH or 2355 DWH. Wanted: The Base Chapel urgently -. needs an organist/pianist to play 8,000 BTU Fedders a/c, good condi- DAILY ENERGY USAGE at regularly scheduled Chapel tion, $125; curtains, creamy white Services and special Chapel events. sheer, eight pair (to fit windows Water Electricity If interested call the Chaplain's of Paola Pt style house), rods and 1,092,000 Gallons 291,700 KWH office DWH at 4550 or 4555. hardware included, $100. Large Use: $6,853 Use: $29,329 For Sale dog kennel, $25. Please call 4754 AT. For sale or trade--'68 VW bus, fair Target: 1,000,000 Gallons Target: 253,368 condition, great for diving enthusi- living room suite. $25,475 Contemporary -- $6,276 ests, needs minor transmission work Queen size sleeper couch, love seat: and a distributor. See at GHT UEPJI and chair. Two large end tables Total "C" complex or call Mike at 4881 and coffee table. Good condition. Use: $36,182 DWH. $300 negotiable. $350. Call 4109 AT. Target: $31,751 water Condition with an unsafe car. charlie III Safety Slogan You can't be a safe driver _ L_L - - I I