Health care costs to soar (UPI)--A new survey pub- years until it reaches $1.9 lished today in the New billion by the turn of the England Journal of Medicine century. ' says most people claim they It predicts health care want to control soaring nationally will go up $50 health care cost, but very billion each year. few actually consider it a Drew Altman, a co-author major problem. of the report, says the The report that summarizes challenge ahead is for 115 national public opinion government to put together a surveys found that most package of reforms that will people feel society should significantly reduce the spend more on health care, rate of increase of health not less. spending without According to government dramatically changing the projections, U.S. health way people receive their costs will double every six medical care. TVA to hike.prices (UPI)--The nation's largest by the Authority yesterday. electric utility, the Tenn- The TVA voted to cut its essee Valley Authority, losses on two reactors being seems set to charge the built near Nashville and two . average consumer an addi- more near luka, Miss., be- tional $2 a month for the cause cost overruns were next 11 years. projected to hit nearly $14 Utility officials say that billion. is how it will pay for a The seven-state federal Children gather at the W.T Sampson The children participate in various $2.7 billion loss on four utility was once the nuclear Elementary School for a new concept in activities under supervised instruction. nuclear reactors cancelled industry's best customer. child care called: FUN IN THE AFTERNOON. (US Navy photo by OS3 Randy Roberts) WORLD NEWS DIGEST

FLORIDA (UPI)--NASA officials say President Reagan will GAZETTE not be talking to the crew aboard the space shuttle Dis- covery today as earlier planned. But the space chat could come later in the mission, which was expected to begin Guantanamo Bay, Cuba shortly at 8:35 this morning with the launch from Cape Canaveral, Fla.

MONTANA (UPI)--Firefighters have extinguished six fires Thursday, August 30, 1984 Volume 39 Number 164 in Montana, but another 18 blazes still are burning out of control and more warm, dry weather is forecast. Heli- copters are dropping fire retardant to douse the flames, B-i BOMBER CRASHES but that failed to save a number of homes. (UPI)--The Air Force today was on a test flight when it California. (UPI)--United Auto Workers' Union Chief Owen Bieber says sealed off a half-mile area crashed, about 10 miles The jet, which Ohio Sen- General Motors and Ford are getting a message to start surrounding the wreckage of northeast of the sprawling ator John Glenn, a former the contract bargaining process over again, and in a a B-1 Bomber that crashed Southern California base. test pilot and astronaut, hurry. Only 16 days remain on the current contract, and yesterday in the Southern The injured airmen are in flew in last week, was one the UAW finds company offers unacceptable. California Desert near stable condition at a hos- of only four B-1 Bombers Edwards Air Force Base. pital in nearby Lancaster, ever made. OHIO (UPI)--Vice President Bush will speak to the Team- It was the first-ever sters Union convention in Columbus, Ohio today, about crash of a B-1. "When GTMO goes over the three hours after the results of the Union's presidential Officials are preserving energy target, I get that endorsement poll are announced. The Teamsters supported the site for a military excess to eat!" President Reagan in 1980. board investigating the cause of the crash that "Yesterday, GTMO wen. IRAQI (UPI)--The Iraqi news agency says the pilot and co- killed the project's chief over by $498. pilot of a U.S. made Iranian jet fighter landed an an test pilot and injured two Iraq military airfield today and are asking for political crew members. "Pretty soon, I'll be asylum. The incident comes two days after the hijackers Results are not expected an elephant!" of an Iranian jetliner asked for asylum in Baghdad. for 40 to 60 days. The Air Force says the un- 4 St Andy Amp-eater armed intercontinental jet The abuse of children: An epidemic hides behind many faces bog- by OS 3 Randy Roberts The cases and excuses daily living. vention of Child Abuse, effects of child abuse on Amid alarming reports de- gle the mind. In their book, "Behind author Gary May illustrates: its victims. tailing sexual abuse of One unavoidable fact Closed Doors, Violence in the "Discipline is a positive according to children, other forms of exists, child abuse happens American Family," authors learning experience that The results, "Families abuse and neglect exist that often. Murray Straus, Richard sets behavioral limits and the publication, are just as ubiquitous, "It is estimated that as Gelles and Suzanne Steinmetz guidelines to lead children Today," volume II, U.S of often more subliminal and many as 1 million cases report that family size in- to and through adulthood; Department of Health, Educa- sometimes as blatant. abuse or neglect happen each creases the likelihood of punishment is used to hurt, tion and Welfare, are as It was 3-year-old Tanya's year," according to the parents blowing off steam to cause physical or psycho- follows: An abused child authors of the brochure, persistent and anguished with a slap, kick or shove. logical pain. will show a significant cries that finally pushed an "What Everyone Should Know Moreover, they state, "The weight loss; they will have About Child Abuse." of alarmed neighbor into repor- chances of a parent abusing The theory of punishment smaller heads (a result of the ting her suspicions. Given Studies to determine what a child increases with the is that a child will avoid frequent beatings the authorities' findings, triggers adults to abuse size of the family. Parents pain; therefore if an act head); they will display the neighbors action was a children have been exhaus- of two children have a rate will lead to pain, the child more neurological problems; Godsend. tive, with some alarming of abuse 50 percent higher will not commit the act." motor development will be Tanya's cries were the re- results. than parents who have but Physical punishment, es- slower (one year behind on alt of her father's Often, it is in reaction one child. pecially spanking by an the average); they tend to 'unique" solution to night- to past or present problems The highest rate of child adult from whom the child be introverted; mental de- time bed vetting: branding or stresses the parents can- abuse comes with five child- seeks approval, can have velopment will be approxi- their her buttocks with a red hot not cope with, such as: im- ren. Thereafter, the rate devastating psychological mately one year behind serving spoon, a spoon first maturity, an inability to goes down, but is still effects. peers; and language develop- held in the open flame and understand a child's be- quite high for seven- The child feels rejected, ment will be slower. then pressed againt the havior and needs; unrealis- child homes. acquires low self-esteem and skin. tic expectations, many Surpirsingly, the largest equates the punishment Although "proving" abuse Explained her father: parents expect children to families had no abusive vio- "tool" as symbolic of the or neglect--in the absence "that's the way I was act like adults at all lence toward children. adults unhappiness toward of witnessing the act--is brought up. And if it stages of development; and Parents who have eight or them. virtually impossible; there worked for my folks, then unmet social needs, unable nine children rarely use Other forms of emotional are signs commonly associa- why shouldn't it work for to relate well to other violence on their children." abuse: coldness, inappro- ted with an abused child. me?" (From an article by adults, parents may expect Although stress and family priate control and extreme Naval Hospital Social Stephanie Bobrowsky en- children to take care of size has proven to be a con- inconsistency, carry a vari- Worker, Evelyn Dillree, titled, "The Silent Cry." them. tributor to overt child ety of negative and false points out: "that chronic Children are brought into Frequent crises, lack of abuse in the family, disci- messages. absence from school, keeping hospital emergency rooms parenting knowledge, social pline, left unchecked, often Historically, child abuse late hours socially to avoid excuses with deep lacerations to the isolation and parents with manifests itself in physical has been studied in terms of going home, making behavior, body, broken limbs and drug or alcohol problems in- punishment. its causes. about a parents in one's bruises about the face. crease the chances for child They are not synonymous. displaying shame depress- Parents insist that, "He abuse. In the brochure, "Child In the mid-Seventies, the body, introversion, aggression, are slipped in the bathtub," or In recent years much at- discipline: Guidelines for Children's Hospital in ion and even whict "He just fell down the tention has been focused on Parents," published by the Pittsburgh conducted a five behavioral traits stairs." the effects of stress on National Committee for Pre- year study to determine the could indicate abuse. Page 2 The Daily Gazette Thursday, August 30, 1984

We are in need of items to DIP display for Hispanic Heri- - tage Week. Items such as Noon procelain, pottery, glass, coins, jewelry will be dis- cmmnity bulletin this board Saturday played in secured display cases. Please, share with the community these items of at the American Red Cross is DOD Show interest. Your contribution The "Childsplay" will The fumigation chamber will Pound will be greatly appreciated. offering a CPR INSTRUCTOR perform at the following be open Friday, August 31, Call Ike at 4876 DWN or Juan COURSE on Sept. 5 from 8 lyceums on the date from 7:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. Reivas at 6223 DWH. a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and on indicated beginning at 7 You may pick up items on The Naval Station Enlisted Sept. 6 from 8 until 11:30 p.m.: Tuesday, Sept. 4, from 7:30 Dining Facility and Branch The Nursery School office a.m. Please call the Red Sept. 2: Downtown a.m. until 3 p.m. Facility at Leeward Point will be open between the Cross office at 4676 to sign Sept. 3: Marine Site will offer a special birth- hours of 9 a.m. and noon. up for this course. Sept. 4: Leeward Point Welcome Aboard packets from day dinner to active duty Anyone wanting to sign their They perform Folk and over 220 commands worldwide enlisted personnel having a child up for the waiting Red Cross has one of the Contemporary Rock N Roll are now available at the birthday during the month of list should call 2159. most rapid means of communi- including songs by The Family Service Center. If August. The meal will con- cation available in the Animals, The Rascals, U-2, we do not have the one you sist of STEAK AND LOBSTER The Guantanamo Bay world today. It is capable The Police, and many others. need on file, please allow with all the trimmings, and Little Theatre of communicating with at least three weeks mailing will be served at 5 p.m., Notice to all Graduates of will meet at 7:30 chapters throughout the time for its receipt in our Friday, Aug. 31. Personnel the Basic Sailing Course: Tuesday, United States and at over- office. Call Mrs. LaFond interested in participating p.m., Sailing qualification books Sept. 4, at the Windjammer seas military installations today at 4141/4153 for as- in this program must show are in. Bring your exams to Upstairs Lounge. Refresh- (including ships at sea). sistance on information evidence of birth date (I.D. Cmdr. Haldeman's office ments will be served as we about your next duty sta- card) to the Enlisted (Bldg 760) between 4:30 and Dinin plan for our fall produc- Any inquiries regarding tion. Facility MAA no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday and Wed- tion. If you want to act, school bus stop locations, p.m., Aug. 30. nesday, Sept. 11 and 12, to direct, stage manage, light, bus drivers, bus routes, obtain your record of qual- or take part in any way in etc., should be brought to Family Service Center: We ification. our production, please come the attention of PWD Service listen, we care, we help. to the meeting. Contracts at 4111. Beginning Saturday, Sept. 1, Call 4141/4153 OWN or 4329 Treasure & Trivia will no AWN. longer be open Wednesdays and Fridays. The new, more GTMO Calendar DoDDS convenient days will be every Thursday and Saturday, 10 The Nursery School will Sept. 26: Rosh Hashanah, a.m. - 1 p.m. We hope these begin its 1984/85 school Jewish New Year, begins at CHILD FIND days are better able to suit year on Sept. 4. For fur- sundown. your shopping needs. Many, ther information, call Sept. 28: Rosh Hashanah ends many bargains can be found 2159 between the hours of at sundown. DO YOU KNOW ANY HANDICAPPED CHUTDREN at T&T, so stop on by and 9 a.m. and noon. Sept. 26: Navy Ball NOT IN SCHOOL? DEAF DEAF--BLIND check us out! Sept. 6: E4 Advancement Ex- Dodds wants to identify ams will begin at 7:15 a.m. all eligible persons, HARD at the Windjammer Club. ages birth through 21, MENTALLY OF MULTI- Club Activities Sept. 8: Our Lady of Cobre who are determined ARDE HEARING HANDCAPED celebration handicapped under the 'OPTHO- OTHER SERIOUSLY The Guantanamo Bay Officers' Special Notice: Because Sept. 11: E5 Advancement Ex- definitions of DOD PEDICALLY HEALTH EMOTIONALLY Wives Club is interested in prints are expected from the ams will begin at 7:15 a.m. Instruction 1342.1Z. IMPAIRED IMPAIRED DISTURBED compiling a list of organ- states and other difficul- at the Windjammer Club. ized wives groups, both so- ties involved in the Greater Sept. 13: E6 Advancement Ex- If you want more SPEECH SECIFIC VISUALLY cial and business, with COM GTHO Photo Contest, the ams will begin at 7:15 a.m. information or want to OIAI ECU I HANDICAPFED Club privileges. Please call deadline for entering photos at the Windjammer Club. refer a potentially 2426. No obligation. has been extended to Sept. Sept. 16: Hispanic Heritage handicapped person, 24. Anyone wishing to enter, Week begins please call Ann Hegstrom AN INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM ES AVAILABLE The Socializers Club will be please contact the following or Wolfgang Plakinger 10 ALL HANDICAPPED CNELDREN having a Labor Day weekend persons: John Howard at 2269 MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE at 2265. WHO NEED SPECIAL EDUCATION! extravaganza with three big DWH, Darlene Norris at 3597 nights of fun. It all starts AT, or Mike LaMendola at WAREHOUSE AUCTION SALE Friday, and Saturday night 2919 AWH. Remember if we do is Ladies Night. Sunday is not get a minimum number of Saturday, Sept. 1 Club Calendar guest D.J. night as we swing entries, the contest will be under the stars. The Social- cancelled, so please do not Begins at Noon CPO CLUB WINDJAMMER CLUB izers provides lively enter- wait until the last day. Aug. 30: Candlelight dinner Aug. 31: Hors d'oeuvres tainment for the entire GTMO Everyone is welcome to Great Prices!I will feature Apple Glazed will be served from 5-6 p.m. community. So BYOB and party enter. Roast Duck with wild rice "Illusion" will provide the with the party people. This Stereos, VCRs, televisions and all the trimmings for music from 8 p.m. until mid- promises to be a good one so The Reflex Photo Club is and much more. Door $8.25. night. come early. having a meeting for members prizes! Cash and carry! No Aug. 31: Happy hour will be Sept. 1: "Illusion" will and prospective members returns! No refunds! served from 5-7 p.m. in Ye appear from 8 p.m. until It is time for the Thursday, August 30, at 7 Olde Goat Loc'r Lounge. midnight. GBOWC Welcome-Infor- p.m. at Hobbyland. There "Scorpio" will provide the Sept. 2: Bingo begins at mation Coffee. All will be a lecture on photog- EducationNotes raphy music from 9 p.m. until 2:45 p.m. ladies with COM Club techniques. If you owe 12:45 dues, please attend because Navy Campus office hours for a.m. in the Harbor privileges are invit- Skills consultation Lights Lounge. COM CLUB ed to learn about the combination will be Basic will be held Thursday, Aug- Sept. 1: "Scorpio" will be Aug. 30: Seafood Platter what GTMO has for us. Come changed. Contact John How- ard at from 12:30-3:30 p.m. providing the music in the will be featured for only meet new people and visit 2269 DWH or Darlene ust 30, at 3597 AT or Mike at 2919 in the college office. Stop Harbor Lights Lounge from 9 $4.95. with old friends in the AWH. Maggie Dornan p.m. until 12:45 a.m. Aug. 31: Happy hour will be scenic Wardroom of the UOPH by or call during those hours. served from 5-7 p.m. in the on Sept. 5 from 11 a.m. Lounge or Rathskeller. "Red until 1 p.m. Reservations Once again our Club Latino Chapel Note Attention Leeward residents: Alfson" will provide the are not required. opens its doors for members music from 9 p.m. until 1 and guests every Friday and Ms. Reynolds will conduct The film Jesus of Nazareth, a.m. Saturday. Our kitchen also brief counseling sessions in produced by Franco Sept. 1: "Red Alfson" and The Fil-Am Club will host a is open on these days. Come the VC-10 training room be- Zeffirelli and starring Rod his Country and Western band Labor Day potluck dinner/ to hear your favorite music tween 9:15 a.m. and 12:15 Steiger, Anne Bancroft and will play from 9 p.m. until dance for members, their and have a good time with us p.m. on Friday, Sept. 7. James Earl Jones, will be 1 p.m. guests and prospective mem- at the Club Latino. See you Anyone desiring to start or shown at the "Hook" on Fri- Sept. 2: Champagne Brunch bers on Sunday, Sept. 2, there! update an education file, day, August 31; Satuday, will be served from 10:30 from 7:30 p.m. until 1 a.m. take a practice CLEP or look Sept. 1; and Sunday, Sept. a.m. until 1 p.m. Family at the Fil-Am grounds. There will be a CON up military credits, should 2, at 8 p.m. The community Buffet will be served from A-F Meat/Meat Dish Advisory Board meeting, call 4769 no later th is invited to attend. 5-8 p.m. G-L Casserole/Vegetables Thursday, August 30, at 3 Thursday, Sept. 6, and ma M-R Salads/Breads p.m. in the Plantation Room an appointment to see Ms. S-Z Desserts of the COM Club. Reynolds. Sodas will be provided. r =w w w _ -T' -~-~- There will be a $2 admission 4q RPM. .nmany GAZETTE aver wonder where your per couple with a drawing neighbors are at 8:00 for doorprizes. For more in- R. wvv / in the morning? Do you CAPT. A. ALLEN, COMMANDER, formation call Gina Cowsert feel like you're missing 3755 AWH, Aurea Aquino 2430 U.S. NAVAL BASE something? Are your walls Affairs Officer AT or Gayle DelosReyes 2909 Lt. Cdr. J.D. Van Sickle.Public coming in on you. Are AT. BYOB. JOC Lew Reed.Editor you talking to the T.V. Roberts.Staff OS3 Randy set? Is your highlight JOSA Jerome Sanda.Staff of the day watching Phil Mrs. Susan Junkins.Staff MCX Notes on T.V.? lell folks we Miss Leslie Noble.Staff have the answer! The The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules The Marine Corps Exchange is Navy Exchange has im- and regulations for ship and station newspapers as out- conducting a Customer Sur- mediate openings for lined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the Na- vey. All the GTMO community employment. What a better is invited to participate. val Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times week- way to earn that extra ly at government expense on government equipment at the Survey forms are available money. For more informa- Branch Office, the at Customer Service in the Navy Publications and Printing Service tion contact the NE" opinions or statements in news items that appear herein Marine Corps Exchange. Your personnel Department at participation is greatly are not to be construed as official or as reflecting the 4508 or 4348. views of COMNAVBASE or the Department of the Navy. needed in order for us to v.4or-Rw--W- -4-51 'MI 'MI = = = = m ------m m m liki-1 better serve the community. 44wll Thursday, August 30, 1984 The Daily Gazette Page 3 NAVY EXCHANGE JOBS Wated1 Auto air conditioner com- CLASSIFIEDS pressor, The Navy Exchange has the following job openings. Please wide tires 13x195, 185, B60, etc. for Toyota contact the Personnel Office at Building AV-34, McCalla Classified advertisements may be sent to the Daily Ga- Corolla. Need parts for Cor- Bill or phone 4348. zette by guard mail (stop #53) or hand-carried. Working olla. Small reading lamp. hours are 7:30 a.m., through 4:30 p.m., Monday through Call 6406 between 9 a.m. and POSITION & GRADE CLOSING DATE LOCATION Friday (excluding holidays). The-deadline for publication 2 p.m. or 6228 between 3 and is 9 a.m., the previous working day. Yard sales must be CLERK-TYPIST F/T OPEN PROCUREMENT in by 9 a.m., Thursday. 11 p.m. and ask for March. AS-3/$4.37 We still need women who FACILITIES SERVICE ORDER CLERK AUGUST 31 MAINTENANCE lenses. They were left at seriously want to play soft- AS-4/$4.68 or LGS-3/$3.33 Lost Windmill Beach near the ball. Last date for sign-ups SALES CLERK P/T OPEN RETAIL STORE lifeguard chair this past is Thursday, August 30, or PS-1/$3.66 LEADING TO PS-2/$3.99 MINI MART One pair of pilot type sun- Saturday. Please call Judy call 3482. LGS-2/$2.66 LEADING TO LGS-3/$3.33 glasses like you can buy in at 3623. SPECIAL REQUEST LAUNDRY/DRY CLEANING SERVICES CLERK LAUNDRY/DRY the Exchange. They are sil- P/T, PS-2/$3.99 OR LGS-2/$2.66 OPEN CLEANING DEPT Misc. ver in color with rubber Will the people who called Wanted: Old and/or used HEAD SALES CLERK F/T OPEN RETAIL STORE tabs on the ear pieces to about a babysitting posi- Chief's anchors and uniform PS-5/$4.82 or LGS-4/$3.99 keep them from falling off. tion, please call again. I articles. Items are desired SALES CLERK (SPECIALTY) F/T OPEN RETAIL STORE The lenses are a slight pre- lost my list and the sitter for PS-3/$4.27 or LGS-3/$3.33 more salty appearance scription, but I need them I decided on did not work for recently and most SALES CLERK F/T OPEN LEEWARD to drive. Would be willing out. Call Kitty Bays at deservedly selected Chiefs. PS-2/$3.99 orLGS-3/$3.33 RETAIL STORE to trade them for a pair 2547 or P.O. Bays at 4106 We desire to fit into the ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN F/T OPEN ACCOUNTING just like them with plain DWH. Chief's community properly AS-4/$4.68 leading to AS-5/$5.01 so tidiness is of no impor- STONER SERVICES CLERK F/T OPEN RETAIL STORE Services tance. Anyone having any 4/$4.54 or LGS-3/$3.33 Responsible mother will do general houseclean- Will article they wish to depart OLL CLERK F/T OPEN ACCOUNTING babysit at her hoee, one ing during the week while with (beside doubleknits) AS-5/$5.01 child, 3 years old or r older. you work. If interested call please contact any of the MAINTENANCE 'WORKER FOREMAN F/T SEPT. 10 MAINTENANCE Lunch and snacks it icluded. 3155 or 4757 AT. following: AKC Jalacon 6315, NS-7/$6.73 For more information n call ASC Wathen 3370 AT. 6221, ATC Johnson 6345, AZC Henderson 6351, Quick and easy ear-piercing, ADC Smith NBCPO JOB MARKE T earrings included. Call 4941 6346, ABHC Baldwin Applications should be submitted to the N aval Base 6277, AGC Stebbins 6439. OnhmeWN or 2117 AWN. Civilian Personnel Office by the close of busi ness Sept. Will do babysitting io hone. 6. Additional information concerning these vac ancies may Lunch and snacks w ill be Free be obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel1 Office or provided. Call 3230 AT for a good home, 3-year-old by reviewing Vacancy Announcements posted on official more information. To I will babysit in my Nob yellow w/white bulletin boards. male cat, Hill home weekdays, toddlers markings, has been declawed and up. Before and/or after and neutered. Very good ANN. NO. POSITION AND GRADE LOCATION school hours also. Meals and house pet and good with 212-84 SECRETARY (TYPING), COMPTROLLER Will houseclean for final snacks provided. Reasonable children, has all shots. GS-318-04/05 inspection. Guarante aed to rates. References available. Call Pat at 3219 AWH or 4358 213-84 SHIPMENT CLERK (TYPING), SUPPLY pass. Call 2790 AT. Call 3396 AT. GS/LGS-2134/04 LEADING TO DWH. GS/LGS-05 OR GS/LGS-2134-05 214-84 SECRETARY (TYPING), NAS GS/LGS-318-04 (TEMP NTE 1 YR) 215-84 TRAVEL CLERK, GS/LGS-2132-03/04/05 PSD For Sale 216-84 AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT PWD Engine in good condition for '72 Chevrolet Caprice, AT, MECHANIC, LWG-5316-10 Open shelf wall unit, ap- VW. Call 2236 DWH for more PS, AM radio. Reliable car 217-84 SHIPFITTER, LWG-3820-10 proximately 5x6, asking $25; information. with current inspection, READVERTISEDD entertainment center unit $700. Call 3452 AT. 180-84-B SECRETARY (TYPING), GS-318-04 PWD for 19" TV, stereo, VHS or Pontoon boat #163, $300. For disc player. Also shelves The followingspositions are the 1984 OPEN Permanent for storage r- more information call Snake of records and Registers: at 4730 discs. Asking $35. Call Pat DWH or 2390 AWH. '76 Olds Starfire, V6, four 02-84 CLERK TYPIST, GS/LGS-322-03 ALLL COMMANDS at 3219 AWH or 4358 DWH. (PERMANENT/TEMPORARY/FT/PT) speed, will easily pass in- 4-84 PERSONNEL CLERK (TYPING), GS/LGS-203- '75 Honda CB360, good condi- spection. Good dependable 03, STAFFING CLERK, (TYPING) tion, new paint, $575. Pan- transportation, $1200 or Four-piece rattan set in- 4 GS/LGS-203-04/05 asonic 11" B&W TV, works best offer. Call 4501 DWH or cluding love seat, two swivel chairs, and a coffee 122-84 PERSONNEL CLERK (TYPING), GS/ NBCPO well, $35. Call 6432 DWH or 2905 AWH and ask for P.O. LGS-203-03 OR STAFFING CLERK 6280 AT. Pierce. table, excellent condition, $175. (TYPING), GS/LGS 203-04 Call 3629 AT. 202-84 SALES STORE CHECKER, GS/LGS- CCOMMISSARY 2091-02 LEADING TO GS/LGS-03 OR Gas-powered lawn mower, good Auto mechanic water temp Large Sears stroller, seldom GS/LGS-2091-03 (INT) condition, $35. RCA 19" gauge in box, new $18, ask- used, same as item #7, page ing $6. Spot light kit NAF-1-84 CASHIER-CHECKER, PS-2091-02 COMO color TV, table model, ex- 277 of the current catalog, OR SALES STORE CHECKER, LWG- cellent condition, $150. w/wiring, switch and relay $50. Kenmore washer, used 2091-02 (INT, FT, PT) Various items of scuba gear, necessary for high power and but not abused, $65. Call expensive spot/fog lamps. NAF-2-84 RECREATION AID, PS/LGS-0189- S/S including backpacks and 3694 DWH. 03 (INT, FT, PT) snorkeling gear. Call 3452 Call 6406 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. or 6228 between 3 and NAF-3-84 MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR, NA/LWG- S/S AT. p.m. and ask for March. '71 VW w/'74 rebuilt engine, 5703-05 (PT) Himalayan cat (iong 11 haired new paint, very good condi- NAF-4-84 CHILD CARE ATTENDANT, PS-0189- S/S Siamese), $75. Call Marcia tion, $1400 or best offer. 01 OR RECREATION AID, LGS-0189- at 4120 OWN. Call 2559 AWH or 2516 DWH. 01-(INT, FT, PT) Side-by-side refrigerator/ 1NAF-5-84 CHILD CARE ATTENDANT, PS-0189- S/S freezer, 19 cu.ft. with ice 02 OR RECREATION AID, LGS-0189- 5/5 Nfediterranean bedroom set, maker, good condition, $200. '72 Chevy, runs good, passed 02 (INT, FT, PT) excellent condition, Call 2376 AWH. Can deliver. $450. inspection, $550. Call 1NAF-6-84 CUSTODIAL WORKER, LWG/NA-3566- UPH Includes double-mirrored Clovis at 4866 DWH or 4818 01 (INT, FT, PT) dresser, headboard and dou- AWH. 1NAF-7-84 FOOD SERVICE WORKER, NA/LWG- CLUBS ble sized bed and night- 7408-02 (INT, FT, PT) stand. Call 4941 OWN or Original VHS movies: First '80 Peugeot moped, 1NAF-8-84 DUTY OFFICER, LGS-1101-04/PS- CLUBS 2117 AWN. Available Oct. Blood, $30; Thriller, $15; low mile- age, 0301-04 (INT, FT, PT) 15. The Bear Who Slept Through plenty of spare parts, $350. Call 3293 AT. 1NAF-9-84 WAITER/WAITRESS, NA/LWG-7420- CILUBS Christmas, $15. Call 2806 03 (INT, FT, PT) AWH. 1NAF-10-84 BARTENDER, NA/LWG-7405-03 CILUBS 18,000 BTU a/c, one year '59 Chevy Apache step van, oid, $375. Available Sept. (INT, FT, PT) cut down as a pickup, six 1NAF-47-84 COOK, NA/LWG-7404-05 (TNT, FT, PT) CILUBS 20. We're going back to the cylinder, three speed manual 3355 AWN. 1NAF-66-84 CHILD CARE ATTENDENT/RECREATION AID S/g States. Call Military Mule w/spare parts, transmission. Engine over- PS/LGS-0189-03 (INT, FT, PT) $250. Call 2662 DWH or 2469 hauled last year. Wind- AWH. shield is broken. Needs Set of Brittanica encyclo- brake work, $200 or will The danger of eye injury at h(ome pedias with reference books. sell for parts. Call 2662 Brand new, never used. Paid DWH or 2469 AWH. (AFPS)--More eye injuries However, if a h armful$1000, will sell for $400 or Sound Design stereo, turn- happen around the house than chemical comes in cocontact next best offer. Call Mayo table, AM/FM receiver, cas- sette deck, 8-track player, anywhere else. with your eye, flush the eye at 4415 OWN. Black vinyl couch and two $250 or best offer; 77 pound According to the National with water immediatelately, chairs, fair condition, weight set and bench, $75. Society to Prevent continuously, and gentl y for $150; Mediterranean style Marty Richards at 6258 Blindness, 42 percent of all at least 15 minutes. This '73 Buick Lasabre. Asking Call dining room set (four or 3874 AWH. eye injuries take place can be done by holding your $650. Call P.O. Oliphant at DWH chairs) with black vinyl up- right at home, and one of head under a faucet or pour- 2369. holstery, $50. Call 4941 the main causes is cleaning ing water into the eye using DWH or 2117 AWH. Available agents. a clean container. Then go Oct. 15. Harsh chemicals that can immediately to a doctor or a FREE Radio control airplane: cause serious eye injury and hospital emergency room. 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SAFETY TIP: You can't be a safe driver with an unsafe car. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Tuesday, August 30, 1984 THE SPORTSMAN MMMMW By Charles Morey possibility. The AFC Central is a LOCAL SPORTS Associated Press The only one that seems puzzlement, and that is There will be an organiza- A meeting of --thel The National Football Lea- out of it, as least on putting it midly. tion meeting of the' Womens Guantanamo Bay Officials gue season is only three paper, is Tampa Bay. Can Pittsburgh get enough and Co-Rec Softball Leagues Association will be held days away and it is time for Detroit, Green Bay, Minne- quarterbacking from David tonight at 5 p.m., in the tonight at 7:30 p.m., in a quick rundown on how the sota, and Chicago look Woodley? Special Services Office classroom Delta at FTG various divisions look. evenly matched. Will Paul McDonald arrive Building. Headquarters. We asked the office com- If Green Bay keeps as a lefthanded sharpshooter All interested teams must Attendance is mandatory puter for a print-out on the quarterback Lynn Dickey in- at Cleveland? send one representative to for all Football officials. 28 clubs. tact all season, the Packers Will Ken Anderson hold the meeting. GBOA scorekeepers who The computer seemed may last for first money. together for a full season For more information, call desire to be stick persons puzzled. Otherwise, it probably at Cincinnati? 2560DWH. at football games are also It stalled, blinked, went will be Detroit. Will Warren Moon come over required to attend this blank and, in general, be- The NFC West title should the mountain to lead Houston $400.00 in CASH PRIZES! meeting. haved like a human being who go to San Francisco. to a divisional title? Sponsored by: has been asked a tough The 49ers not only have a The Guantanamo Bay Yacht THE GREATER GTMO question. cool hand at quarterback in The name we picked out of Club is hosting a LABOR DAY ROD AND REEL CLUB It seemed to be probing Joe Montana, but they have the hat was Pittsburgh, but REGATTA, Monday, September The Tournament will run for an answer. improved their running game. Woodley will have to lead 3, 1984. from 4 p.m. tomorrow until 1 Some onlookers, all over New Orleans may challenge the way. Participation is open to p.m. Monday. 50, were enjoying this. somewhere along the way. everyone, including visiting A pot luck lunch will fol- One caustic character Atlanta and the Los In the AFC East, Miami ships. low at the Yacht Club at 2 grunted: "I've seen juke Angeles Rams will have to looks like the logical Skippers and crews will p.m. boxes which knew more about pull things together to make choice, especially if Dan meet at 10 a.m. at the Yacht The tournament and pot football than this thing." a bid. Marino sidesteps the Club, and 3 to 5 races wi luck lunch is open to every- Finally, haltingly, the In the AFC West, the Super sophomore jinx. be conducted over varyi one. The entry fee is just printout arrived. Bowl Champions, the Los Marino had a fantastic courses. $10 per person. Here is the gist of it, in Angeles Raiders, get a rookie year and the Dolphins Awards will be presented big Come out and meet the rest the NFC East, Washington figure. will be satisfied with to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place a se- of GTMO's fishermen. looks best with Dallas and It is true that quarter- cond season which is just as finishers. PRIZES TO BE AWARDED the greatly improved St. back Jim -Plunkett may not good. A post race dinner party (by weight) Louis Cardinals not too far play all 16 games, but the New England may give a will commence at 5 p.m. Largest Snapper $100.00 behind. Raiders hit so hard number of teams a rough time Please reserve your race on both Largest Jack $100.00 A big year from quarter- offense and defense of it along the way. boat entry with LCDR Carter they Largest Mackerel $100.00 back Neil Lomax could give will overcome any diffi- Indianapolis, freshly at 4751 or 3916. Largest (other) $100.00 the Cardinals a winning culties. arrived from Baltimore, Please make your party For more information con- hand. could reservations with Margaret Seattle will play steady be the spolier team of tact: The New York Giants and football under Chuck the east. Ryan (2202) or Sharon Clark Knox. BMC Thrasher ext. 4747DWH Philadlphia Eagles both are The Jets will have (2788). San Diego is trying to to or 2678AWH trying to find the right bolster its solve their quarterback pro- paper-thin de- GMGC Krepp ext. 4624DWH or The BASIC SAILING COURSE combination but both will fense and should improve it blem and Buffalo does not 2898AWH will start again approxi- need time. some. look like a team on an up- mately mid September. In the NFC Central, a Denver has a long way to swing, although it played If you have sailing exper- four-team photo finish is a go and so has Kansas City. well last year. ience, call a sailing quali- fier from the list posted at U.S. Open results Midnight Ramblers is the Marina. getting ready to start their You may need only a brief (AP)--The top seeds at the winter league. time on the water to qualify U.S. Open Anyone SPORTS Tennis Champion- intrested in for your skipper's card. ships had little trouble bowling should call Suzy at moving into the second round 3475 between 4 p.m. and 9 There will be an organiza- yesterday. p.m. tion meeting of the Womens Martina Navratilova Sign-up early, we are and Co-Rec Softball Leagues DIGEST knocked off Lea Antonoplis limited to only 12 teams. today at 5 p.m., in the 6-4, 6-2, while John McEnroe Special Services Office "John Henry": is he the greatest? battered Britain's Colin The Marblehead Bowling Al- Building. Dowdeswell 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. ley has reinstated bowling All interested teams must (AP)--Sports fans always Chicago. On the night schedule, ball drilling. send one representative to like to talk about the John Henry has almost number-three Jimmy Connors More information is avail- the meeting. greatest in any sport. doubled the winnings of the riddled Matt Mitchell 6-3, able from the Bowling Alley For more information, "Greatest" is a definitive second-best horse, 6-love, 6-2, meaning all 16 at 2118. 2560DWH. word and hard to prove. "Spectacular Bid." men's seeds are in the se- But you can safely has raced say Of course, he cond round. Czechoslovakia, number-four ninth-ranked Lisa Bonder, that a race horse longer, made more starts, named In women's play last Mats Wilander of Sweden and number-12 Bonnie Gadusek, "John Henry" is the greatest and a big chunk of his evening, eleventh-seeded Spain's Juan Aguilera, who Australia's Wendy Turnbull, nine-year-old thoroughbred winnings have come on grass. Kathleen Horvath became the is seeded eleventh. seeded 13th, and 15th-rated ever to nose his way into a That is not a knock. day's lone upset victim as Barbara Potter. starting gate. It is just as tough to win Susan Mascarin beat her 7-6, Women winners included Today at the U.S. Open, He probably was the a turf race as on dirt. 6-love. number-four Pam Shriver, Martina Navratilova, Chris greatest eight-year-old last John Henry happens to like Earlier yesterday, the fifth-seeded kathy Jordan, Evert Lloyd, Ivan Lendl, and year. the green stuff. men's victory list included eighth seed Claudia Kohde- Mats Wilander are scheduled When you go below that, it He has won major stakes on second-seeded Ivan Lendl of Kilsch of West Germany, for second-round matches. gets a little tougher. dirt, but he is just a Oh, he is far and away the tougher horse on a grass A broken finger all-time champion in money- surface. won't stop Dan Marino winnings. His next start is expected (UPI)--A broken finger kept starter. In Minnesota, the Vikings He was the first horse to to be the "Man O'War Stakes" Miami quarterback Dan Marino Jet Coach Joe Walton says have signed tight end Don go over the $3 million mark on .the grass at Belmont Park from getting much pre-season Reggie McElroy, the team's Hasselbeck and cut defensive in earnings, the first to next month. action. mumber-two draft pick in end Rubin Vaughan and pass $4 million, and now he How would John Henry have But the second-year man 1982, will replace Ward in running back Maurice Turner. is the one and only $5 done against Man O'War in a says he is ready for the the lineup. Hasselbaeck, who played million winner. match race? Dolphin's Sunday regular- The New York Giants say seven years with New England To be exact, $5,482,797. Obviously, we will never season opener against the Mark Haynes, the all-pro and was traded to the Los He made the leap over the know. Washington Redskins. cornerback who bolted camp Angeles Raiders last Sept- $5 million bar last Sunday But we can say this, man Last week, in his only ex- last week in a contract dis- ember, has been a backup when he won the Arlington O'War never raced on a grass hibition-season outing, pute, will start in their most of his career. Million at Arlington Park in course. Marino passed for over 200 regular-season opener yards in a loss to Tampa against Philadelphia. In Houston, the Oilers say Amateur Golf Tournament Bay. The Cleveland Browns have negotiations to bring USFL Marino admits he was a acquired veteran tackle Ted running back Mike Rozier to (AP)--Jay Sigel is among 64 Saturday, with a 36-hole little "out of sync" against Petersen on waivers from the NFL are over until after men qualifying for the match final slated for Sunday. the Bucs, but vows to be in Pittsburgh. the season. play portion of the U.S. top form this weekend. The Browns hope to shore They have not been able On the Amateur Golf Tournament in PGA Tour, 140 will The New York Jets sur- up their offensive live work out a financial setts Edmond, Okla. take to the En-Joie Golf prisingly waived tackle after losing Cody Risien for ment with the Pittsburgh Club today for the opening Sigel, who is seeking an Chris Ward, a veteran the season. Maulers. unprecedented third straight round of the BC Open in amateur crown, finished 36 Endicott, N.Y. Around the holes of stroke play at 142. The field includes South league in baseball action Africa's Denis Scott Verplank of Dallas Watson, Gil (AP)--In American League the New York Yankees beat Diego past the Philadelphia Morgan, Calvin Peete, and was low medalist with a 137. baseball action last night, the Oakland A's 4 to 1. Phillies 2 to 0. defending champion Pat Golfers play elimination the Detroit Tigers had a 5 The Chicago White Sox had The Padres top the west by rounds today, tomorrow and Lindsey. to 1 victory over the a 8 to 5 win over the Tor- ten games. Seattle Mariners. onto Blue Jay. The Pittsburgh Pirates got Hagler takes on Hamsho The west got a bit tighter And, in a day game, Cali- a game-winning single from as division-leading Minne- fornia beat the Baltimore pitcher Don Robinson in a 4 (AP)--Marvelous Marvin Crown in the 112-pound divi- sota dropped a 4 to 0 deci- Orioles 7 to 5. to 2 win over the Houston Hagler will have a couple of sion, while Tate captured sion to Boston. In the National League, Astros. prized fighters on the the 156-pound Gold Medal. The Royals got a home run the Cubs began by downing Bob Brenly legged out an undercard when he defends Opponents for the Olympic and triple from Hal McRae in the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 2. inside-the-park homer in the his world middleweight title Champions were not beating Texas 4 to 1. Keith Hernandez poked an eleventh inning to push the in New announced. York on October 19th. A three-run rally in the RBI double in the ninth San Francisco Giants past On that date, Olympic Gold sixth inning carried the inning to give the New York the Montreal Expos 4 to 3. medalists Steve McCrory and Hagler will take on Cleveland Indians over the Mets a 3 to 2 win over the * And, four Willie McGee Frank Tate are slated to Mustafa Hamsho, marking the Milwaukee Brewers 5 to 2. Los Angeles Dodgers. RBI's helped the St. Louis make their pro debuts. tenth defense of the crown Home runs by Ken Griffey Mark Thurmond allowed just Cardinals outlast the McCrory won the Olympic he won in 1980. and Mike Pagliarulo helped three hits in leading San Atlanta Braves 10 to 6.