L WORLD NEWS 'DIGEST LONDON (AP)--Gold opened in London today at $339.30 an GAZETTE ounce, up $1.05 from yesterday's close. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--Philadelphia police say two men and a woman were found shot to death inside a home last night Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in an apparent robbery attempt. The attackers were said to be either one or two Vietnamese men. Police say the unidentified victims were either Vietnamese or Chinese. No suspects are in custody. Wednesday, September 1-, 1984 Volume 39 Number 177 (UPI)--The attorney for John De Lorean says the former automaker has separated from his wife, Christina Ferrare. NAVY CONCERT BAND TO BE IN GTMO Lawyer Howard Weitzman calls it "a trial separation." As The 55-member Concert pating in 14 Presidential signed a bill creating the he explains it, the couple is "taking a break because of Band, the largest of seven Inaugurals, the Navy Band band as the permanent musi- the pressures of the last couple of years." De Lorean was performing units of the has performed at welcome cal representative of the acquitted last month of cocaine charges. United States Navy Band, is home ceremonies for Col. Navy. directed by Cmdr. Joseph Charles A. Lindbergh and Under its charter, the LOUISIANA (UPI)--Louisiana's Economic Development Phillips, the sixth officer Adm. Richard E. Byrd. band tours nationally each Commission is urging Governor Edwin Edwards to seek the hold this position. More recently, the band year, visiting cities and help of businesses and government leaders in preventing a he band is staffed by welcomed the returning host- towns throughout the United premature shut-down of the World's Fair in New Orleans. e of the nation's finest ages from Iran. States. The EDC officials say early closure of the expostition disaster for the state. musicians, many of whom are The United States Navy The band has also appeared would be a public relations graduates of outstanding Band was officially formed at the Canadian National -.-.-- - universities and schools of March 4, 1925, when Presi- Exhibition several times, I JAPAN (UPI)--NEC Corporation, one of Japan's major elect- music. dent Calvin Coolidge, as one and has toured throughout ronics manufacturers, announced yesterday plans to build In addition to partici- of his first official acts, See Band.Page 4 a plant in McDonough, Ga. Company officials in Tokyo say the $16.2 million facility will produce color TV sets and video projectors, and should begin operations next summer.

MINNESOTA (UPI)--A Chaska, Minn., jury will reconvene to- day in the sex abuse trial of a married couple. The jury a hours in the yesterday for 13 and one-half caseDeliberated of Robert and Lois Bentz. They are accused of "criminal sexual misconduct" with their six-year-old son and five other youngsters.

"When GTMO goes over the energy target, I get that excess to eat!"

"Yesterday, GTMO wen t over by $865.

"Pretty soon, I'll be an elephant!" _;. _ Andy Amp-eater

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AVIATION BOILER TECHNICIAN (BT) AVIATION STOREKEEPER (AK) ELECTRONICSU TEC-INICIAN (AT) - --- MAINTENANCE U TEINICIAN (HT) AVIATION~ CONGRATULATIONS FIRE ELECTRO7NICS CONTROL TECHNICIAN (AT) AVIATION TECHNICIAN (FT) AVIATION MAINTENNE SUPPORT EQUJIPMENTr Ark UNISTRATILEE44N (AZ) CHIEFS TECHNICIAN (AS) E3 Page 2 The Daily Gazette Wednesday, September 19, 1984 Dance Factory classes re- sume! Registration for Vehicle inspection note: If former ballet and tap stu- your vehicle fails inspec- dents of Karen Switzer will tion for steering, suspen- be held Friday from 7-8 p.m. sion, or brakes, you will and Saturday from 9-11 a.m. board) not be allowed to drive it at the Caribbean Arts and L community bulletin until it is repaired. If it Crafts Building at Marina fails inspection for other Point. Three levels than steering, suspension, of bal- There 'will be a Christmas Through Oct. 5, the Dr. Oran Atkinson will ar- or brakes, you will be given let and tap will be offered: action committee planning Disbursing Office will rive Friday and will have a two-week period in which beginner, advanced beginner meeting at 3 p.m., Friday, provide customer service clinic hours at the Dental you may drive the vehicle, and intermediate. Dance at the FTG auditorium. All from 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 1-2 Clinic Friday through but during which time the students should be between commands are encouraged to p.m. only. Training for the Monday. For appointments, repairs must be completed. ages 5 and 11. Instructors send a representative. staff is necessary for the call 4554. This includes windshields are Jennifer White, Tamara implementation of the Uni- Byrd, Kristi Burgess and that fail for any reason. The Family Service Center form Microcomputer Disburs- The Fire Department will be Lynn Anderson. New students You are not required to have will offer a workshop enti- ing System (UMIDS). Cus- conducting fire safety in- will register next week at the repairs done at the Navy tled Commissary Shopper's tomers are asked to keep spections of the Center Bar- an announced time. For more Exchange. Tips tomorrow from 7-8 p.m. phone calls and visits to a go, West Bargo and East Bar- information call 4507 AWH or Lt. McCormack, Head, Food minimum during this critical go housing areas from Sept. 2235 AWH. Management Department, USNH, period. Travel claims, pub- 24-28. If occupants have a will present the workshop. lic, vouchers and dealers special time they wish their Ceramic Clay-Left and Chalk- Do you know how to get bills should be sent to Dis- quarters inspected, includ- ing classes are starting your money's worth while bursing via the guard mail ing after working hours, an soon. Experience with ceram- buying meats, fruits or vegetables, if at all possible. Your appointment may be made by ics is necessary. Weekend and milk? This workshop cooperation will be appreci- calling the Fire Department and morning classes are will help the shopper gain ated. Regular customer ser- at 4222 or 4165. available. For more informa- valuable vice should resume on or insights. The LEARN TO SQJARE tion, call Sharon at 4841. about Oct. There will be a casting workshop is free. For more 8. DA 'C E information or to register, meeting for the upcoming Parents of W.T. Sampson High THEGTM WIN ERS call the Family Service play "Barefoot in the Park" School Students: Classes WILHE HAVIEG OPEN Center at 4141/4153. AA MEETINGS tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the will be shortened SOSE "RC 7-9 P. for Sunday Plantation Room of the COM students at the high school Sept. 21. East Bargo Hut-C-8 p.m. Club. The Civilian Welfare and .O .1U0RE Ii'OPA NATION tomorrow to provide an in- Monday service for the faculty on Recreation Board is recruit- CALL DOS: AT 2239 AM!l East Bargo Hut-0-11:45 a.m. If you are sponsoring a new the Talented and Gifted ing for at least two teach- NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. family to GTMO, please ad- .V1/YCNE IS NELCC program. Classes will end at ers to instruct non-U.S. Tuesday vise them that when enrol- OCO C% CT N 12:45 p.m. with buses citizen base personnel in NAVSTA Brig-0-7:30 p.m. ling new students in William running at that time. basic English and basic math on a continuing basis. The Wednesday T. Sampson Elementary salary is negotiable based East Bargo Hut-0-8 p.m. School, the children will CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE on the selectees' qualifica- Thursday start the day after they NEX tions and is exempt from NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. register. In the event that Note Federal Income Tax laws. Friday a child is registered in the Shoppers can save on every- Classes are scheduled for NAVHOSP ARD WING-0-8 p.m. afternoon, they will start thing from figurines to after 5:30 p.m. three nights Saturday two days hence. This gives stereo components during the per week with each class East Bargo Hut-O-8 p.m. the school time to prepare 1985 Exchange Mail Order adequately lasting two hours per night. for the child - Catalog "Christmas in Octo- For A.F. & A.M. Each course of instruction further information review records, place the ber" Sale. All merchandise call child, will be conducting work would run a minimum of eight 2760, 2578, or 3293. arrange for desks and from the Europe and Pacific and instruction in the weeks. Applicants should the necessary books, etc. sections of the catalog second degree at 7:30 submit a resume outlining When registering a child, (pages E2 to P352) will be When accepting government parents tonight at Bldg. AV 54. their education, experience, will need to bring discounted 10 percent on quarters, a service member minimum acceptable salary, copies of the sponsor's or- orders postmarked from Oct. must inform the disbursing career goals, and other ders, the child's school 1 through Oct. 31. Deduct All bargain hunters take per- office on the acceptance tinent credentials to NBCPO, record, if available, grade 10 percent from the unit note: Every pair of adult date. This will provide them card, and Bldg. 804 (Stop 17), immunization rec- price of each item when com- jeans and long pants at as soon lead time to terminate BAQ, as possible. ords. pleting the order form. Treasure & Trivia are now FSA, and VHA entitlements Shipping and handling measured and marked with fees from the LES and prevent the Red Cross provides profes- will not be reduced. The their waist size and on dis- Volunteers are needed who member being overpaid should sional counseling for emer- sale does not apply to play. Buying pants is now would be interested in pro- ite pay documents be delayed en gencies, financial crises in the America sections easier and more convenient. viding child sponsorship for route to the disbursing and family problems to in- the catalog or in catalog Hours at T&T are Thursdays children of single active office. Your cooperation is clude verification for emer- supplements, flyers or sales and Saturdays from 10 a.m. duty parents and military appreciated. gency leave. publications. until 1 p.m. couples in the event of a dependent/civilian evacua- Club Activities MCX Note tion. If you are interested in providing such assistance Attention Junior There will be a Fleet Re- The Greater GTMO Rod and The Marine Corps please contact NCC Parr at Exchange and Senior High serve Association meeting Reel Club will hold it's will have a professional the Family Service Center at School Women: tonight at 8 at Morin monthly meeting at the Gold photographer 4141/4153 for more informa- taking por- Are you reaching Center. All members are in- Hill Dining Facility traits through tion. Saturday from out for greater vited to attend. tomorrow at 7 p.m. All 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. He competence and me members and prospective offers a deluxe portrait Want to know how asch you independence? If Reef Raiders are sponsoring members are encouraged to package for $24.95. It have in the retirement sys- you are, you may a breakfast dive at Windmill attend. includes 29 color portraits. tem? If you have worked be ready for Cadette or Sen- Beach Sunday, Sept. 30. The Group pictures will At present be $1 for more than one federal ior Girl Scouting. To list diving will begin between 8 the Photo Reflex extra per person. Ap- agency it is sometimes dif- just a few, a Cadette or and 8:30 a.m. and breakfast Club has received only a few pointments can be made ficult to find out how much Senior Girl Scout can ex- will be served in the large entries in the Greater GTHO through Friday by calling you have contributed into plore careers for an excit- cabana after the dive. Photo Contest. If more the exchange at 2682 or the Civil Service Retirement ing future, and develop and entries are not received by 2285. System. The Office of Per- practice leadership quali- Reef Raiders are sponsoring Friday, it will be necessary sonnel Management's Retire- ties and skills. Young women a dive/cookout Sunday. This to cancel the contest. Don't Chapel Note ment and Records Center, Box interested in developing is your chance to dive on delay if you are planning to 45, Boyers, PA 16017 can their talents and potentials Leeward Point. We will meet enter. Contact John Howard If you wish to help. OPM prefers employees through Girl Scouting, con- at the Windward ferry land- at 2269 DWH, Darlene Norris observe the Jewish to write, not phone the Cen- tact Mary Bray at 3237 AWH. ing and go to Leeward on the at 3597 AT or Mike LaMendola Holy Days of Rosh ter for this information. 7:30 a.m. ferry. We'll join at 2919 AWH for information The Caribbean Bull-Shooters .Hashanah, Sept. 26- When making an inquiry our Leeward members and go on how to enter. Dart Association will hold a 28, and Yom Kippur, please include your Social to Chapman Beach for the The Guantanamo Bay Skeet and blind doubles dart tourna- Oct. 5-6, please contact the Security Number, date of dive. The event will be free Trap Club has installed a ment on Sunday at the Marine Chaplain's Office at 4550 or birth and list the agencies to club members and their regulation trap range for Staff NCO Club. Sign up will 4555 before noon Monday. you have worked for. families. those that would begin at 4 p.m. and play rather shoot trap than skeet. Th will begin at 5. This will be a 501 double on-double community is welcome to come Education Notes out to the skeet off, best two out of three and trap amanyGAZETTE games for all those ranges to visit or to shoot. The National Institute for For those that do not have a interested in playing darts. Automotive Service Excel- shotgun onboard GTMO, shot- CAPT. R. A. ALLEN, You don't have to be an COMMANDER, lence tests on auto and guns and ammo are available expert . just have an truck service repair must be at the range. For more in- U.S. NAVAL BASE interest. This tournament is ordered by Friday for the formation, please contact Lt. Osrir. J.D. Van Sickle.Public Affairs Officer open to all persons over 18 Nov. 13 and 16 administra- Randy King 4845, UTCM Bill JOC Lew Reed.Asst. Public Affairs Officer years of age. For more tion. For more information Brazell 4416, or YNC John OS3 Randy Roberts.Editor information, contact Tom call Navy Campus at 4769. Walker 4126. J02 Neil Qsillebeau. .Staff Dawkins at 3294 AWH or Kurt JOSA Jerane Sanda.Staff Melange at 6347 DWH or 6404 Mrs. Susan Junkins.Staff AWH. Come on out and have NAVY CAMPUS TEST CALENDAR Miss Leslie Noble. .Staff fun playing darts. The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules GLEP General Exams and regulations for ship Hospital and Dental Enlisted THU Sept. 20 0730-0930 and station newspapers as out- THU Sept. 20 0930-1100 CLEP Subject Exam lined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of Wives Club will be holding the Na- FRI Sept. 21 1230-1430 SAT Pre-Registration val Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times week- their monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the MON Sept. 24 0800-1130 SAT Exam ly at goverrrnent expense on goverrvrent equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office, the hospital conference room. opinions or statements in news All hospital and dental Military personnel may register for tests by calling 4769. items that appear herein Practice tests are required for GED and CLEP exams. Pre- are not to be construed as official or as reflecting enlisted wives are invited. the More registration sessions are mandatory for ACT and SAT exams. views of (UAAVBASE or the'Department of the Navy. information call Mrs. Linda Lubitz at 3665. Wednesday, September 19, 1984 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Floppy valve common in women Mitral valve prolapse collapse backward, billowing ing, and before certain WATER WISDOM (MVP) is a strikingly common like a parachute or un- kinds of surgery. Your doc- condition. At last six per- trimmed spinnaker and some- tor can help you with this. cent of all women have MVP, times allowing a small Some people with MVP may says the American Heart As- amount of blood to leak have abnormal heart rhythms sociation. It seems to backward through the valve. which usually require no occur less often in men. treatment, but in some cases Your heart is a pump with may call for medication. The four chambers. The mitral abnormal rhythms are often valve controls the blood felt as palpitations or flowing between the two skipped heart beats. A few chambers on the left side of patients with MVP tire easi- the heart. ly, have chest pain or The mitral valve consists shortness of breath. These of two flaps of tissue at- symptoms rarely require med- tached to supporting muscles ication. If you do have by strings arranged so the these symptoms, it does not flaps close evenly. In necessarily mean you have mitral valve prolapse (also MVP or any form of heart known as the click-murmur disease. syndrome, Barlow's syndrome, MVP is rarely a serious or If you have MVP, your doc- lloon mitral valve and life-threatening problem. In tor will probably find evi- 1. Don t bother with life boat Leave them at home y valve syndrome), one a few cases, the mitral dence of it by listening to preservers They don't look 7. Don t bother to check very glamorous your heart with the weather forecasts Any. th valve flaps are en- valve becomes infected. The a stetho- 2. Take along all the body can see whether or not lar d and some of their chance of infection can be scope. It is important to Easy passengers who want to go the sky is blue. and it looks supporting strings are too diminished by taking anti- know whether or not you have So what if the boat is a little like a good day long. When the heart con- biotics before dental treat- MVP because occasionally Ways crowded 8. If you are boating at 3. Drive your boat as fast night, don't worry about tracts, the floppy valves ment, including teeth clean- problems arise that can be to as possible Its no fun to just lights There might be a full controlled with medication. poke along. Lets see what moon The overwhelming majority of Sink a shell really do. 8. Iisn t important to MVP 4. Encourage your pas- know the rules of the water- patients have no symp- sengers to stand up, stretch ways The other boats will CLASSIFIEDS toms, will have no problems Boat their legs. and get a better get out of the way, or else and therefore will need no view you can move to one side or Classified advertisements may be sent to the Daily Gazette treatment, but MVP is a con- 5. Enjoy a cigarette while the other youre refueling 10. Dont learn how to by guard rrnil (stop #53) or hand-carried. 1brking hours dition that should be moni- 6. Extra gear like anchor, swim and don' worry about are 7:30 a.m. through 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday tored by a doctor. oars. boathooks, lines, fire first aid training What (excluding holidays). The deadline for publication is 9 I extinguisher, tool and first possible use would you have a.m., the previous working day. Yard sales oust be in by 9 aid kits just clutter up the for artificial respiration? a.m. Thursday. .Fo r Sale N YTYTYT Z Z ZYT- V, lYTYTZ Z Z Z Z Z Z L Z se. "777TT T T TTTTTT. :]

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Seven foot couch, beige with 21,000 BTU a/c, $175; 11,000 Baby crib, $15; car seat, '69 Chevrolet, two door, AT, '84 Honda Aero 80, excellent gold, recently recovered, BTU a/c, $100. Both work $15; boy's clothes, sizes 18 350 engine. Everything condition. Call 4442 or 3875 $100. Call 3487 AT. great. Available end of months to 3T (some winter works. New paint, $700. Call and ask for Donna. September. Call 3487 AT. clothing). Call 2278 AWH. 2288 DWH or 3555 AWH. '83 Honda 200XL motorcycle, Sony Betamax SL-5000, $250. Early American couch, one like new, 1300 miles, helmet Call 3783 AWH. year old, excellent condi- and extra spark plug, $1200. 19,500 BTU a/c, $400; 5,000 tion, $200. Naughahide re- Available end of September. '76 Ford Maverick, low mile- 12,000 BTU a/c, good condi- BTU a/c, $200. Both in ex- cliner, gold tone, $75. Call 3487 AT. age, good condition through- tion, 14 months old, $280. cellent condition. Buy both Please call 4103 AT. for $500. 8,000 BTU a/c, out. Available immediately, Call 3216 AT. '66 Ford Galaxie, considera- $200; 5,000 BTU a/c, $100, no waiting, $2500. For de- Ford three-speed transmis- tion will be given to -best good condition. Buy both for tails call 2707 DWH or 4103 sion, $75. Chevy three-speed offer. Serious inquiries e r v i c e s $250. Call 2229 AT. AT. 4 transmission, $75. 23,000 only. Call 4645 DWH or 2181 weeks ago, we offered BTU a/c, $350. Call Steve AWH. o essional custodial ser- Crow at 4636 DWH or 2523 vices at Guantanamo. Be- AWH. '78 Delta 88 Oldsmobile, Reward offered for cause of the overwhelming One Montague five-foot long the re- a/c, six cylinder, four turn of a black response, we offer a special fishing pole with a 309M nylon Nike door, AM/FM radio. Excellent '72 Dodge Swinger, bronze bag with silver low rate for September and level wind reel, asking $50. lettering running condition, not a color, two door, hardtop, and all its contents October. Please call Earl at One lady's bicycle, blue, taken GTMO special, $3600. Eight- AT, like new tires, new Friday, 4577 AT. single speed, comes with Sept. 14, from the pound bowling ball. Call muffler and tail pipe, new asking $50. Baby BOQ (inside hallway, outside Connon at 2320 DWH or 2981 child seat, seat covers. Will pass in- walker, asking $5. Call 3370 room). Call Bill Clark at AWH. spection, not a GTMO spe- 3970 AWH or 3100/3191 DWH. Responsible mother- would after 6 p.m. cial, $1800 or best offer. like to babysit your baby, Call Neil at 6230 DWH or under age one, in my home in 14 ft. mahogany, plywood 6403 AWH. Technics cassette deck; Dol- 'the Villamar area. Call 3965 coated with fiberglass, boat Atari video game cartridges: with hand built anti-foulant by B & C, DBX tape and AT. AM/FM Video Pinball and Super applied. 7hp engine, runs If you took a Quasar record noise reduction, Breakout, $5 ea. Over one great. All safety equipment cassette recorder from the $200. Onkyo TX-21 ampli- thousand comic books, Gold Hill game room Satur- fier/receiver 33 watts per Quick and easy ear pierce- neg. included. Will pass inspec- Two-slice toaster, day, Sept. 15, please return $275, askingg') ing, earrings included. $5; tion. Leaving GTMO, must channel, paid paperback books, 50 cents; sell. Call NCC Williamson at it to the Gold Hill Quarter- $200. Call 4705 AT and ask Call 4941 DWH or 2117 AWH. Case at records, $1 ea. Johnny Jump- 4298 DWH. deck or contact MS3 for SN Dillman. Up, $5; baby walker, $2; 2860 DWH. No questions baby backpack asked. I would like to care for carrier, $2. Chromacolor II Zenith 25" Call 3371 AT. $200 firm. your infant or toddler in my Single fin surfboard with console color TV, 22,000 BTU Air Temp ask- home. Daytime, Monday leash, $100; four wooden bar a/c, ex- Zenith console stereo, cellent condition, Herculon through Friday, with lunch stools, $10 ea.; 12x15 char- $300; ing $100. Matching 9x12 multi color earth tones 8,000 BTU a/c, excellent and snacks provided. Please coal gray carpet, good con- couch and love seat, will carpet, excellent condition, condition, $175. Ivory for call 2329 AT. dition, thick pile, $75; and sell for $150 .both. $100; 12xl2 multi color Amana Free "o" Frost upright tan 12x14 rug, $100. Avail- Everything is in excellent earth tones carpet, excel- freezer, $50. Call 3367 AT. able Oct. 1. Call 6251 DWH condition, must see to ap- lent condition, $125; 12x12 or 3661 AWH. at 2286 Will do housecleaning for preciate. Call Tupz gold carpet with pad, excel- Guaranteed AT. final inspection. lent condition, $150. All p pass. Please call 4195 Black & Decker self-feed H.E. Harris standard world three will be sacrificed for weed eater with 100 ft. ex- stamp classic albums, never $200. Call 2229 AT. tension cord, $35; Vectrex used, plus assortment of '68 Chevy stepside pickup, offer. Must video arcade game system U.S. and foreign stamps and $1000 or best Oct. 5. Free Nearly new queen size with three games, never supplies. Will sell as a sell, leaving Available Oct. 3. Sherwood Two female cats, both house- sleeper sofa with matching used, still in box, $100. complete set only, $100. portable sewing pressure depth gauge, $50; cats, spayed and declawed. chair, $400. Nine piece liv- Women's 26" three-speed bike Domestic arm, needs metal band dive backpack, One is black and white, the ing room pit set, rust with child seat attached, machine with free 8 $50. Underwood $25; baby items; clothes, other tabby colored. Must colored velour, $600. New $35. 12x1 (12x24) beige adjusting, manual type- shoes, bathtub, walker. All find new homes soon as fami- washer and dryer, almond, carpet, like new, $150. Call 378 portable $40. Rollaway bed, baby items neg. Call 4779 ly is transferring and is all the latest features, 3487 AT. writer, $30. Call 2329 AT. AT. unable to take them along. $495. Wood dining room set Call 3371 AT. with large mirror glass pan- els, including an extra set '76 Toyota pickup with camp- Technics cassette deck. Children's picnic table, of glass panels and four er shell, good condition. Three mode auto-reverse. LED pine and solid, no insects, Wanted cushioned chairs with wood Available Oct. 29, $2000. input/output reading. Dolby needs to be refinished, but Babysitter for a newborn, and wicker backs, $400. 24,000 BTU Whirlpool a/c, B & C, and DBX tape and disc it's in good shape, asking prefer someone with three or Twelve-speed Huffy 26" bike less than a year old; Whirl- noise reduction system. $10. 18,000 BTU Whirlpool less children. Starting date with lights and generator, pool 11,000 BTU a/c; Fedders Automatic music search and a/c; 12,000 BTU Whirlpool is Oct. 12. Call 4441 AT. $100. Five-speed Schwinn 10,000 BTU a/c; all for music repeat features. Less a/c, purchased new at NEX bike with lights and genera- $650. Available Oct. 24. than two months old, and when we arrived September tor, $60. Sears weight work- '79 GE frost free refrigera- must sell due to early pack- '82. Paid $1100 for both. To buy, rent, or borrow a out bench, incline board, tor/freezer with ice maker, out and orders to a ship. Both are in excellent condi- Call 3367 AT. rototiller. leg lift, overhead bar and excellent condition, $275 or Paid $225, asking $200 firm. tion. Cleaning maintenance upright pulley, 110 pound best offer. Available now. Call 4705 AWH or come by was done on a routine basis. Would like to purchase a weight set included, $100. All can be seen at 1156 CB room B205 at Gold Hill Asking $500 for both. Price fence. Call 3710 AWH. Call 3552 AT. or call 3403 AWH. Towers. Ask for SN Gaillard. neg. Call 3565 AT. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Wednesday, September 19, 1984 (continued from page 1) Navy Concert Band to be in GTMO South America. "The World's Finest." the Washington Naval DDist- The Navy Band was featured Since 1925, the Concert rict "Summer Ceremony" at POWER OUTAGE with Arthur Godfrey on NBC's Band has performed weekly the Washington Navy Ys rd's There will be a scheduled power outage tomorrow from 9:30 "Hour of Memories" radio susser concerts at the U.S. Willard Park. until 11:30 a.m. During the outage, crews will repair a program for 10 years be- Capitol. The weekly cere substation mony circuit breaker. The outage will affect the ginning in 1929. These continue at the West attracts thousands of following facilities: Following World War II, Terrace of the Capitol on spectators during the su ummer "The Navy Hour" radio pro- Monday evenings, months. Bldg. 140 Pump House Gasoline Hill gram continued to feature The Jefferson Memorial has Transportation Garage Suddeth the band until it left the been a popular site for Ordnance Pier Delta air in 1968, making it the Thursday evening summer con- As the Navy's pre emier Ordnance Carpentry Shop Pump House, Bldg. 141 longest-running radio pro- certs since 1974. musical representative, the Reef Raiders PWD Point Booth gram at that time. Prior to that time, the Navy Band continues to Housing Furniture Warehouse Gas Hill Trailers The American Bandmasters band performed summer con- occupy a prominent posi it ion Oil Point Housing Contractor Housing at Ferry Landing Association recognized the certs at the Potomac Water- in the national limeli eight, Alternate Bomb Proof Shelter Burns & Roe Desal Office Navy Band as the outstanding gate stage near the Lincoln both a a service tradiition NMCB-62 McCalla Hangar band in America in 1940, Memorial. and a high-calibre mus ical AV-150 EOD bestowing uton it the motto. The .ab . +., band is featured in organization. Pest Control . . 6. a. i." Dog Pound Special Services Carpentry Shop AV-57 Local Sports McCalla Lyceum Phillips Park Wharf Echo Beacon Hill There will be a meeting of Anyone interested in The next Racquet Club Lighthouse Quarters NEX Furniture Warehouse the Yatera Seca Golf playing in the Intercommand tennis outing will be the Cable Beach Ordanance Magazine Area Association tomorrow at the Tennis League singles and Tennis Follies held Saturday PWD Pump House Skeet Range golf course at 7:30 p.m. doubles please attend an at 5:30 p.m. at the Com Ocean View Housing 1 Ocean View Trailer Park Nominations for 1985 offi- organizational meeting Club. Ferry Landing Fil-Am r cers are due. Thursday, September 27 at 5 Sign up sheets are at the AV-33 Blue Ca Attendance is mandatory. p.m. at the Special Services Racquet Club and we will be AV-34, AV-31, AV-77 Corinaso Housing It is your association, so Office. having a membership drive. Corinaso Boat Shed, Dental Clinic Masonic Lodge support it. Interested teams are re- The price is $2 for quested to have a repre- members and $5 for non- Ali may sentative present. members. have Parkinson's Disease Opening Day Ceremonies for For additional infor- Tennis players of all GTMO Soccer League will be (UPI)--Former Heavyweight Reports suggest the 42- mation, call Mike Jones at levels are encouraged to held Thursday, September Champion Muhammad Ali was year-old Ali is suffering 2560. come out, participate, and 27th at 6:30 p.m. re-admitted to the Neuro- from Parkinson's Disease, at the join the Racquet Club. a Elementary School Ampi- logical Institute at New chronic and progressive dis- For more information call theatre. York's Columbia Presbyterian order of the nervous system. Martha Stout, tournament Hospital last night. His speech has become pro- chairman, at 4539; Sharon gressively slurred The Men's Monday Night The Special Services Liehr, president, in recent at 2357; A hospital spokesman says years Bowling League organi- Weight Room is open and his movements more free of Charlene Dennis, secretary, the three-time heavyweight letharic. zational meeting is charge to all interested at 4462; or Cathy Rohe at king will undergo tests and Ali was discharged scheduled for Monday, patrons. from 2423. evaluation for an un- the institute September 24th. The earlier this Weight Room is Are you interested in be- determined period. month. All team rosters will be adjacent to the Marblehead coming a member of the due at the meeting. Bowling Alley and is open: Racquet Club? For more information call Weekdays Martina may break 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call Kathy Rohe at 2423 55-straight RMC Nelson at 4201 or 4582 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. and she will be happy to (UPI)--Martina Navratilova victories came by default. DWH. Weekends 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. sign you on the membership. goes after a record tonight Navratilova posted her thanks Tigers are first to a ruling by the 55th-straight win in the team to win in the division race Women's Tennis Association. final of the U.S. Open. The WTA says the 56-match that riulmpn (UPI)--The Detroit S-I---1 Tigers games in both leagues. in the National League East. winning streak of Chris came at Lloyd's expense. last night became the first The pennant in the The Cubs lost a 6-2 affair Evert Lloyd will be re-set Martins can break the 10- team to win a division American League West is to Pittsburgh yesterday, at 55. year-old mark by defeating championship when they still up for grabs, but the while the second-place New The organization reached Melissa Browne in a turns- wrapped up the American Kansas City Royals seem to York Mets beat Philadelphia its decision after learning meant at Deerfield Beach, League East with a 3-0 win have the inside track. 8-5. that one of Lloyd's Fla. over Milwaukee. The Royals buried Cali- New York's Darryl Straw- Tiger Stadium was jammed fornia 10-0 last night. berry won that game with a Rams acquire Dils from Vikings as Detroit captured its Earlier in the evening, three-run homer in the top first division crown since the Chichago White Sox edged of the ninth inning. (UPI)--The Los Angeles Rams end. 1972. Minnesota h 5-3. In the National League acquired quarterback Steve Elsewhere, The Tigers also reserve became the Those results give Kansas West, San Diego trimmed it Oils from the Minnesota quarterback Bryan Clark re- third American League team City a two-game lead over "magic number" to four with Vikings for an undisclosed signed with the San Fran- to hold first place from the Twins and a two and one- a 2-0 win over Cincinnati. draft pick. cisco 49ers yesterday. opening day until the end of half game edge on the Looking at the rest of the The Rams lost starter The Miners released Clark the season. Angels. league, it was Atlanta Vince Ferragamo with a two weeks ago, but need him The 1927 New York Yankees Elsewhere in the junior nipping Los Angeles 6-5, broken finger last Sunday in after starter Joe Montana were the last club to do it. circuit, Boston ripped Houston taking San Francisco Pittsburgh. was injured during last Rookie Randy O'Neal and Toronto 10-3, the New York 5-4 in 10 innings, and lon- The injury is expected to week's victory over New Willie Hernandez combined on Yankees pounded Baltimore treaiwbipping St. Louis 7-4. keep him sidelined for the Orleans. a six-hitter as Detroit won 10-2, Oakland stopped Texas In that game, the Expos' next month. Montana's availability for its 97th game of the year. 5-2, and Seattle handled Tim Raines stole four bases Dils was the Vikings' nun- this Detroit's week's Philadelphia Sparky Anderson Cleveland 6-3. to become the first player her-one quarterback most of game is still doubtful, is now shooting to become in big league history to last year and gets the leaving Matt Cavanaugh as the first manager in major The "magic number" for the steal at least 70 bases four starting nod when the Rams the team's other quarter- league history to win 100 Chicago Cubs is still four years in a row, play Cincinnati this week- back. THE SPORTSMAN by Bob Kimball this weekend, with the ex- will tune up for its match Saturday's opponent, Wiscon- Tulane. Associated Press with Texas by taking care of ception of Texas. sin. And Wake Forest is a Nebraska football coach William and Mary The Longhorns began the at home. better team than North Caro- Tom Osborne does not like season last Saturday night Number-nine Washington The game between 17th- lina State. the glare attached to will the by downing Auburn and have make it three straight ranked Southern California Illinois can number-one ranking best Michigan in the an extra week to prepare for wins to start the season by and Arizona State is a toss State. country. whipping a trip to Penn State on Houston. up, with the slight edge to Missouri will beat Miss- Well Tom, get used to it There is night September 29th. action is the homestanding Sun Devils. issippi State. for one more week at least. Foxborough, Mass., when Second-ranked Clemson Number-18 West Virginia is Notre Dame is an over- Your Cornhuskers will beat tenth-ranked plays at Georgia. Boston College 3 and 0 and on the upswing, whelming favorite eighth-ranked UCLA over in Pasa- The Tigers have outscored hosts North Carolina. while Maryland is in for its Colorado. dena Saturday. opponents 95 to 7 the past Alabama coach Ray Perkins third straight loss to start Purdue should Nebraska has played tackle a pair two games. says no defense can stop the season. Minnesota. of warmup games. Boston College quarterback The number-20 Bulldogs For number-19 Auburn, And Northwestern can take Now it is time to get down Doug Flutie. have played just once so far there is no more Bo Jackson comfort in knowing it will to the business of winning We this season. take that to include to run the ball and no more knock off Northwestern. the National Championship North Carolina's Look for Clemson to win in defense. chance for a national title. The Air that eluded the Force flies past Huskers New a close one. The number-eleven Oklahoma But a win over Southern Utah. Year's Day against Miami Sooners are still of high from Mississippi will help com- Lamar can beat Rice. Florida. After four games on the last week's big win over fort hurt Tigers feelings. Arkansas should knock off Meanwhile, UCLA has played road, Miami of Florida opens Pitt. In other games, Navy is Tulsa. a couple of toughies, its home season against Baylor will fall to the the choice over Virginia. escaping with victories 15th-ranked Sooners. over Florida State. Syracuse will beat And Texas A&M will beat San Diego State Oklahoma and Long The number-four Hurricanes State, ranked- Rutgers. Iowa State. Beach State. will fend off their intra- 12th, should be winners over Pitts takes on Temple, and And now a word about Ala- A Rose Bowl berth is a state rivals. visiting San Diego State. wins. bama. long way off. Fifth-ranked Ohio State Number-13 Southern Metho- Brown beats Yale. The Crimson Tide should Last week's picks yielded will prevail at home against dist will stomp North Texas And Holy Cross is better crack the victory column 24 right and number-14 16 wrong, a Iowa. State. than Massachusetts. against Southwestern percentage of .600. Brigham Young, ranked Michigan coach Bo Schem- Georgia Tech has the edge Louisiana after dropping its Overall, the season sixth, bechler log is travels to Hawaii. said there was "no over the Citadel. first two games. 75 and 30 for a .714 percen- As usual, the Cougars own justification" for the Louisiana State will roar The slow start has so tage. a top-rated passing attack Wolverine's home loss, to past Arizona. stunned one player, he says All other top 20 that will not Washington last teams let up in week. Tennessee is the pick over the Tide "isn't up to being from this week's Associated Honolulu. Army. called a football Press team, much Poll are in action Seventh-ranked Penn State That is bad news for Kentucky should topple less Alabama."