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TOKYO (UPI)--Leftists protesting the return of the U.S. aircraft carrier Midway to Japan set fire to a government building today, but no injuries GAZETTE were reported. The militants torched a building in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba downtown Tokyo with a home-made flame thrower in the continuing protest against the suspected presence of American nuclear weapons in Japan. Number 36 Volume 100 Monday June 8, 1981

SESSER, Ill. (UPI)--The 72-day strike by soft-coal miners is over, but there's still a threat of continued June starts annual Hurricane Season here labor strife in the nation's coal fields. Editor's Note: Actually, before the season even The surprised Hurricane Center Thousands of miners began return- HURREX-81 will be Saturday, June officially opened, the forecasters staff had to recall two forecasters ing to work today on the midnight 13, starting at 7:30 a.m. "The were surprised once this year. That from vacation to staff the night shift, and while production resumed Daily Gazette" will publish a ser- was on May 7th when a tropical storm shift. in most mines, all did not go smooth- ies this week specifically devoted formed suddenly over warm southern ly it one mine in Illinois. to hurricanes, and how you can be waters, off the coast of Cuba. The U.S. government has announced Miners reporting to work at an In- prepared for such disasters. It is The storm, which automatically a list of the names that will be land Steel Coal Company Mine in Ses- hoped that these articles will en- received the name "Arlene" previous- used for the storms. ser, Ill., were confronted by strik- you upon the dangers pre- ly designated for No. 1 on this lighten Arlene is-followed by Bret, Cindy ing mine construction workers. They during Hurricane Season, re- year's infamous parade, was only sent and Dennis, then Emily, Floyd, Gert, refused to cross the picket line, in you participating in the 14th tropical storm to occur in sulting Harvey, Irene, Jose, Katrina, and-- and the mine shut down. HURREX-81. May since record-keeping began 10 if it gets that far--Hurricane Len- years ago, and of those it was the ny. second earliest. WASHINGTON (UPI)--Mexican President MIAMI (UPI)--The 1981 hurricane sea- Jose Lopez Portillo has arrived in son began June 1, and the budget cut- Washington for talks with President ters in Washington have only nicked and Reagan. the National Weather Service Unusual seaso)n is foretold After a low-key ceremonial wel- that's good news at the official be- Officer-in- "At this time of year, and in that come at the White House today, the ginning of the annual six-month At- Ltjg Mike Dickenson, Command area," he explained, "this was high- two leaders will travel to Camp lantic-Caribbean hurricane season. Charge, Naval Oceanography in principle with ly irregular." David, MD., for private talks, a Dr. Neil Frank, director of the Detachment, agrees hurricane assessment, but Ltjg Dickenson, however, does not barbecue and an overnight stay. National Hurricane Center at Miami, Dr. Frank's of Guanta- foresee an imminent, dangerous situ- Problem issues that will be dis- said recently, "President Reagan's localizes the possibility by hurri- ation arising from hurricane acti- cussed include the question of al- people have told us weather fore- namo Bay being approached season. vity here in Guantanamo Bay. lowing Mexican aliens to work in casting is a valid mission for the canes during this "I feel Since June 1, his command, pre- passports or visas, federal government. The Hurricane Ltjg Dickenson stated, the U.S. without sently manned by 19 personnel, has of Mexi- Center is not affected directly by that this is going to be an unusual and the future allocation been monitoring via satellite and budget cuts." season, an active season. Already co's oil. the up to 200 miles, it has not been a normal year." radar-capability any tropical weather activity. As Frank said the bad news is that, He explained that the ocean waters the tropical depression begins its SAUDI ARABIA (UPI)--The world oil "Trends of the past few years show in the Carribean have been warming re- birth cycle to that of hurricane- glut engineered by Saudi Arabia, we are not improving in our fore- much earlier this year, with the force winds, so will his command ad- plus conservation by major oil- casting." sult of a tropical storm being form- vise COMNAVBASE resulting in safety consuming nations, is finally being ed much sooner than usual. Fortu- precautions taken, if, and when nec- reflected in oil prices. That means the best a forecaster nately, he added that Arlene was essary. The authoritative Middle East can expect is to issue an advance weak and short-lived. hur- a The uniqueness of this base being Economic Survey reports that Iraq warning of only 12 hours that a And, just during the nast week, a close, isolated community, ex- has reduced its pipline tariff for ricane will strike a specific area tropical depression formed off the plains Ltjg Dickenson, allows a very oil exports, and Qatar has stopped of the nation's eastern and south- coast of Texas, ultimately resulting captive audience, and one, he hopes charging a premium on top of its ern coasts that stretch more than in high winds and rains that spawned that will will take necessary safe- official price per barrel. 3,000 miles from Texas to Maine. tornados. ty precautions if a hurricane's path is aimed at Guantanamo Bay. However, Ltjg Dickenson is quick Education. A step taken up the ladder to warn, all hurricanes are unpre- Story by JOl Ron Rust dictable. Certificate indicates Due to water conditions, upper With the beginning of June also Mrs. Rochelle Wheeler, L.A. Metro An Academic that a person has completed a major atmospheric air currents and land comes the ending of another school College's local coordinator, furth- area of study, such as business, mass (of which GTMO is somewhat pro- year for students attending W.T. er noted the significance of this accounting, etc., which is compara- tected by mountains), a hurricane Sampson elementary, junior and sen- first graduation. of one-third of can usually be charted to maintain ior high schools here in Guantanamo "Tonight, I would like to also ble to completion an Associate degree. a certain course. Bay. give recognition and thanks to the Those students earning these cert- But, that is not always the case. Just as the Nursery School's pre- wives, husbands and families of our are: Walter Bickford, Tomorrow's edition of "The Daily schoolers graduated a few weeks ago, graduates and students, for without ificates Jones, Terry Pap, Sarah Suhrie Gazette" will show how Hurricane so have W.T. Sampson students taken their understanding and support, Donna Martha Thomas. Inez, in 1966, went directly up the "that step up the educational lad- your efforts (the graduating stu- and other individuals, includ- causing extensive der" just recently. dents) might not have culminated in Three island of Cuba, Ken Porter and John Payfer, ob- Bay, then to Each year and each step, doesn't this ceremony." ing damage in Guantanamo Associate degrees, and Cecil it fortunately zig- necessarily come easy. There have The 15 students presented their tained the U.S., where Edgington, received his Bachelor's the Gulf of Mexico. been, on countless occasions, com- graduation degrees and academic cert- zagged into degree, participating in the Uni- historical look-back will ments such as: "This course bores me ificates were: Associate degrees: That versity of the State Of New York's prepare you for this hur- to death, why do I have to take it?" Walter Bickford, Craig Marks, Yvette hopefully External Degrees" service. because preparedness or "I spent half the night studying Veronica McCall, Patrick Powell, "Regents ricane season, your life and those of for one class, when will I have some Johnny Smith, Ralph Steinmetz and could save on Page 4) and neighbors, time to enjoy for myself?" Torrance. (Continued loved ones, friends David at Guant- Sacrifices for "the cause of edu- as it did for those living cation" are made every year by stu- anamo Bay in 1966. dents, both young and old. But, getting up that ladder, step-by-step may end does pay monetarily, plus personally- Peace plan satisfying dividends. Such was the situation a few weeks Seven years of turmoil ago. Fifteen students reached their highest educational pinnacle, to BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)--Representa- date. And, the occasion was a his- tives of key Arab states are discus- torical one. sing a plan to permanently end the The Los Angeles Metropolitan Col- seven years of religious and polit- lege at Guantanamo Bay held its ical fighting in Lebanon. first formal graduation ceremony at In talks which began yesterday out- the Commissioned Officers' Club, side Beirut, a committee named, "The May 20. Arab League," and comprised of the Mrs. Kathryn Hoover, advisor for foreign ministers of Kuwait, Saudi Navy Campus, captured the essence Arabia and Syria and chaired by Le- of this historic ceremony. banon's President Sarkis, apparently "This place, as far as education '1 produced a three-point proposal. goes, was previously just a stopover, The plan calls for a cease-fire by a weigh station to earn a few cred- all factions, followed by and agree- That was all. to lay down their its. LTJG CECIL EDGINGTON receives his Bachelor's ment by all sides "This night indicates how far we would start of Science degree from CDR L.A. Morrison arms, then discussions come. I'm very pleased that make-up of what is have during graduation ceremonies at the COMO on changing the these students in attendance here all-Syrian force in Le- Club. Ltjg Edgington, assistant maintenance currently an are the first of, we hope, many mil- idea is to give more officer at AIMD, was the recepient of the banon. The itary and dependents taking advant- responsibility to Le- first BS degree presented at Guantanamo authority and age of earning a degree here in Bay. (Photo by PH3 Mike Kobeck.) banon's own army. Guantanamo Bay." Page 2Z The Daily Gazette Monday, June 8, 1981

ATTENTION Special Announcements community SPACE AVAILABLE CHARGE: Effective BASF TELEPHONE INFORMATION: immediately there will be a $10 The cashier's hours of operation terminal processing fee for space are as follows: available passengers departing GTMO Monday through Friday on all flights except station C-131 8:a.m. - 10:30 a.m. and C-12 aircraft. The fee will 12 - 3:30 p.m. bulletin board be charged regardless of destination. If the telephone bill is not Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette said by 3:30 p.m. on the 18th of office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried the month, there will be aS5 delin- to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin MAC POLICY CHANGE for Space Avail- quent fee added to the bill. Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the able Passengers: MAC recently It is requested that personnel previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- changed the policy regarding space due to be transferred notify ments will be accepted any time. Announcements. available passengers who are travel- the telephone business office one will be published at least once a week at the dis- ing on no cost orders in conjuction month prior to departure. This .cetion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities with leave. Previously these way their account can be cleared that discriminate on the basis of 'ace, creed, sex passengers were required to travel and their transfer made as easy and color or national origin will not be accepted. in movement priority eight, now as possible. The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- they will be moved as ordinary leave it all submissions. (AT-any time, AWH-after work- passengers using priority seven. ing hours, DWH-during working hours). Although this change will allow Exchange Notes them to compete for seats with other priority seven passengers, it DON'T MISS THE GOLD RUSH!! Your will not entitle them to travel Navy Exchange announces the under the enviornmental morale arrival of 18 carat gold chains. leave program. Therefore, these Drop by and get your share of the Club Activities category passengers must still pot. register for flights at NAS MAC THE JAMAICAN COMMITTEE will hold THE CUB SCOUT PACK 401 will be Terminal no earlier than SHOW DAD YOU CARE JUNE 21st. 24 hours a regular meeting at the Barrel taking registrations on June 11 prior to flight departures. The NEX Retai'.l Store has an Club on Sunday, June 14 commencing starting at 9:15 a.m. at the assortment of gifts for Father's at 5 p.m. All members of the elementary school multi-purpose Day that is sure to put a smile Jamaican Committee and the Jamaican room. Any eight, nine or 10- DUE TO RENOVATION the operations on Dad's face. Shop for values year-old boy or anyone who has of the COMO Club Main Bar will be today. Community are urged to attend. completed 2nd grade can join. temporarily disrupted the week of For more information call Bob June 8 - 14. The lunch line and bar APPLICATIONS FOR MARINE CORPS ONCE AGAIN, THE GTMO '' YACHT Renney 98116, Steve Coomer 96278 or will be in the dining room Monday EXCHANGE employment are being pro- Club is sponsoring the Sh.ort Ship's Cubmaster, Martin Nelson at 97254. through Friday and the evening bar cessed by Naval Base Civilian Review. If it floats, we want you See you soon!! will be in the Rathskellar Monday Personnel Office. When a job there. Round up will begin at through Thursday, June 8 - 11. Your vacancy comes open, it will he 12:30 p.m., Sunday, June 27, across ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETINGS patience is appreciated. maintained by the Civilian Personnel from the Special Services/Yacht ARE SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWED: Office. Club Marina, The review will begin Monday 12 - 1 p.m. CAAC Bldg 90. at 1 p.m., heading west towards Tuesday B p.m. Hospital ARS Ward ATTENTION LADIES: Anyone inter- THE NAVY EXCHANGE ANNOUNCES that Fisherman's Point , where Captain Wednesday 8 p.m. AA Hut East Bargo ested in trying out for NAS ladies as of June 15, only one check per Fitzgerald will review GTMO's Friday 8 p.m. Conference Rm. Bldg 90 softball, contact Flor M. Seyfert patron per visit will be cashed by water fleet. For more information, Saturday 8 p.m. AA Hut East.Bargo at 64319 AT or leave a message. the NEX chashier. Persons having call Larry Hufty at 8360 (DWH)/ Sunday 8 p.m. AA Hut East Bargo. more than one check to be cashed are 90255 (AWH). For additional information call urged to utilize local banking DWH-8381/8390/913272/913240 PARENTS OF LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS: facilities. All patrons are remind- AWH-97137/952236/97221 Did your child have his picture ed that the primary responsibility THE VFW will hold its monthly taken for Little League? If you of the NEX cashier is to provide meeting at 7 p.m. on June 18 at ATTENTION)SUMMER IS HERE AND YOU are leaving GTMO before the pictures change for NEX retail outlets and the VFW Home in Morin Center. All need to stay in shape, looking for return, please make arrangements that check cashing is accomplished members and prospective members fun and learn a skill. Join the with the coaches or team mothers only as long as funds permit. are urged to attend as we will GTMO Bay KEcnpo Karate Club. Nov',! to have the pictures mailed to For beginner and advance age 5 and be finalizing our plans for the you. Cathy Roberts 96164. 4th of July. up contact RP2 Washington at 8555 or 855G DWN. Educational Notes ATTENTION: THERE HAS BEEN AN THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT will DO YOU LIKE EMBROIDERY, but don't INCREASE in unregistered vehicles DO YOU FEEL YOU ARE PROFICIENT in have the following events: have the patience for it? Have onboard Naval Station Guantanamo. Spanish? Navy Campus has received On June 14 there will be a Family you wanted to try painting, but COMNAVBASE Instruction 11200.1A a new supply of CLEP Spanish Tests. Day Race at 1:30 p.m. followed haven't felt you had enough talent? requires that all motor vehicles If successfully passed, the by a Family Day Dinner at 5 p.m. Try Tri-Chem Liquid Embroidery. that operate onboard NAVSTA be with Spanish test can earn between People who's names begin Create beautiful things for your registered. It is the responsibility a salad, 6 and 12 college credits for you A-G are to bring family and friends. Pictures, of vehicle owners to update bring a dessert and in the humanities field. Only H-NT linens, and so many other things are insurance on a regular basis, Ameri- casserole. active duty military are eligible to P-Z are to bring a easy and fun to make. Great for can International Underwriters, take the tests we stock. Civilians T-shirts and other clothing. (AIU locally procured) annually, and dependents are eligible to take THE GUANTANAMO BAY CHEF'S ASSOCI- Classes starting at the Caribbean USAA Insurance semi-annually. tests with Navy Campus, but they ATION will hold its next meeting on Arts and Crafts workshop June 18. Operators desiring to drive onboard must be ordered on n individual Monday, June 8 at 7:45 p.m. at the For further information contact Naval Station must give close basis and paid for. Remember all our Gold Hill Enlisted Dining Facility. Marti at 8869 AT. attention to license plate expira- tests are free to active duty Topics will include the upcoming tion dates. When you have updated personnel. For more information 4th of July celebration, concluding insurance the instruction requires call Mrs. Hoover or Mrs. McDermott the meeting a multi-merdia slide you to register your vehicle at at 8769. presentation will be shown. All base police headquarters. Due to members are encouraged to attend. the recent implementation of vehicle An invitation to all visiting fleet inspections, it is to the owners mess management specialist to benefit to ensure that their vehicle Blue Caribe attend this meeting. Transporta- is in top working order. For tion will be provided by calling further information contact Base BLUE CARIBE SPECIAL OF THE MONTH: Mike Ailes at 95519 DWH. Police Registration Office at Ext. Tuesday, June 9 "Cuban Night" GIRL SCOUT DAY CAMP is scheduled 8606, during the hours of 9 -- 12 Paella/arroz valenciana/vegetable/ for the week of June 22-26. Any or 2 - 4 p.m. daily. Driving salad bar/rolls w/butter/coffee scout that has not signed up please onboard Naval Station is a or iced tea. THE call Stammreich after working priviledge and failure to comply $5.50 hours. Any adult that would like with regulations could result in STORK to help out at Day Camp is requested loss of driving priviledges. to contact Ms. Stammreich at 95507 REPORT * AWH. Tl Dll FREE PHYSICAL FITNESS CLASSES for ladies on Mondays, Wednesdays, GTMO'S LITTLE THEATRE GROUP will and Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m. GAZETTE hold a meeting June 9 at 7:30 p.m. starting June 15. For further at the Elementary School Amphitmatra information, call 96232 AT.

Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, THE FOLLOWING BIRTHS are announced Commander, U.S. Naval Base by the U.S. Naval Hospital, Special Services Guantanamo Bay, Cuba: A boy, Sean David to Lt., USN THERE WILL BE A MEETING of all 302 Brenda K. Srkey. .E i or and Mrs Leonard W. Martin, May 16. O3 anow. . team representatives of the Inter- ,1101.ett. . A girl, Christina Aris to 1st Lt., command Bowling League on June 10 Mrs. BarolyneAhf eld .PoutlpAes n USMC, and Mrs. Greg D. Calhoun, at 5:30 at Marblehead Hall. Team May 19. rosters will be due at this time. he Daily 1 G ,aze1 published aordi.t o the A girl, Zhenya Chaya, to Cript- Bowling will begin on June 15. For ules nd eguatons fr ship and sation noepapers ologic Tech., First Class, USN, further information, contact Chuck of the Navale Bae Pbbb, Sl ,,05 ,. Printed and Mrs. Thomas J. Candler, May 27. Cox or Jim Lee at 95318/95306. five times weekly at gvne e on g r e Buy equpment Atth, oav Pu lcton and Prntin gervice A boy, Milton, II, to Aviation teoiin U.S. Branch Ofic, Maintenance Administrationman, SAVINGS that apear here are no bec otued asoffiial ENERGY. BONDS o sreflectn the ves of C5AVBASEor th e- Second Class, USN, and Mrs. Milton partmnt of he Nvy. Small, May 29. We can'tfferdto wade It. Page 3 Monday, June 8, 1981 The Daily. Gazette Summer Youth Program It's time for the Summer Youth Program again. This year we JULY 4TH NOTES will be having five two-week sessions beginning June 15 and ending August 21. Registration for the entire summer will be open on June 11th and 12th from 8:00. Class size is limited and registration will be done on a first come, first serve basis. Payment for your child's class must accompany registration. W9oW n/'/ year The sessions are as follows: My name is Margaret Ingram. I North Island, California. A to school am the Leeward Point (NAS) Fourth later I received orders June 15 June 26 of July Queen Candidate. I was born at Meridian, Mississippi. as an June 29 July 10 in Warren, Ohio and lived there Following graduation I spent 18 July 13 July 24 until 1976 when my family, which Aviation Storekeeper, Texas July 27 Aug 7 includes six sisters and seven months at NAS Corpus Christi, HAS Guantanamo Aug 10 Aug 21 brothers, moved to Detroit, Mich- before reporting to: igan. Bay in November 1980. my tour and look Upon graduation from Southeast- I am enjoying The following classes will be offered. next 18 months here. ern High School, I enlisted in the forward to the I request and U. S. Navy. With sincerity Cost: $10.00 your support. Swimming: 4 After completing recruit train- will appreciate Toddlers ing I was assigned to VC-3 at NAS Beginners Adv. Beginners Intermediates Swimmers Adv. Life Saving (last two weeks only) Sandra Braden, FTG Queen Candidate, LEEWARD POINT QUEEN CANDIDATE Mar- announces the upcoming MOONLIGHT garet Ingram will be sponsoring a Bowling $15.00 SERENADE on board the Admiral Leff- fishing tournament beginning at ler. The cruise will depart Pier 4 p.m. on June 5 until June 14 at Horse Care and Riding $10.00 "D" at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 6 p.m. There will be cash prizes 6 and 13. Horse d'oeuvres will be in three different categories. All Golf $10.00 offered. The cost is only $15/ entries must be caught with hook couple and $10/single. Seats are and line. Weigh-in times for Wind- Tennis $10.00 limited for the 2/ - 3 hour roman- ward will be 6-7 p.m. daily at the tic cruise of the bay, so make your Windward Marina. For Leeward weigh- Beginner Ballet $ 8.00 reservations early. ing, please contact Leeward Base Police AT. Tickets are on sale for at 951160. For more information, call Shanne Murphy LEEWARD POINT QUEEN CANDIDATE Mar- $5 each, contact AK3 Ingram at NAS ABF1 garet Ingram will be presenting the Supply, AZ3 Yellowdy at AIMD, Annual Womanless Beauty Pageant Johnson at the NAS Fuel Farm, or JIM LEE, Iinstructor 3rd BOWLING at 8 p.m., Saturday, June 20. This LTjg Gorski, VC-10 Admin. For spectacular event will be held at further info, contact Karen Lundy Special Service'sEBowling Alley AWN PLACE: the W.T. Sampson Elementary School 98267 or Dee Goldberg 951034 DAYS: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Amphitheater. Admission will be TIME: 11:00 - 1:00 children 8 in a class $2 for adults and $1 for LIMIT: 12 and under. AGES: 8 - 16 years of ag FEE: $15.00

HORSE CARE AND RIDING PAUL HUTTO, Instructor

PLACE: Special Service's Stables DAYS: Tuesday, Thursday TIMES: 1:00 - 3:00 LIMIT: 10 in a class AGES: 8 years on up FEE: $10.00 Instructor GOLF MOOSE CLAXTON,

PLACE: Special Services- Golf Course DAYS: Tuesday, Thursday TIME: 9:30 - 10:80, 10::30 - 11:30 LIMIT: 8 maximum AGES: 8 years on up FEE: $10.00 Instructor TENNIS SHANNE MURPHY,

PLACE: Cooper Field Tennis Courts DAYS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Attention Kingston passengers TIME: 1:00 - 2:00, 2:00 - 3:00 LIMIT: 8 in a class Kingston passengers may now check and both pieces cannot exceed a AGES: 8 years on up one piece of baggage that exceeds total weight of 88 pounds. FEE: $10.00 the size limit of 62 linear inches by paying a fee for oversized bag- Ratea for oversized baggage: Rate $3.80, Mon- DANCE SANDY WALLS, Instructor gage. However, this piece may not Government Tariff exceed the weight limit of 70 pounds government Tariff Ratq $4.15. PLACE: High School classroom DAYS Tuesday, Thursday TIMES: 10:00 - 11:00, 11:00 - L2:00 Return C-9 flight reservations LIMIT: 8 in a class AGES: 4 - 6 years (first class), 7 - 10 years (second class Effective today, PSD Transporta- booking period. FEE: $8.00 tion will commence booking return C-9 flights for passengers taking Passengers taking more than two WINDJAMMER POOL CINDY KIMBULL, Instructor two weeks leave or less. These weeks leave or departing Gtmo on return bookings may be made while other than C-9 aircraft, will not 8:00 - 9:00 Beginner swimming making reservations for outbound be allowed to book return C-9 9:00 - 10:00 Beginner Swimming C-9 flights even though the return flights earlier than 30 days prior 10:00 - 11:00 Adv. Beginner Swimming booking exceed the normal 30 day to the flights. 11:00 - 12:00 Intermediate Swimming COMO POOL WINSTON SPEID, Instructor NavEx Job Opportunities 8:00 a 9:00 Beginner Swimming 9:00 - 10:00 Beginner Swimming The Navy Exchange has the following job opening. This position will close on Friday, June 12, 1981 at 4:00 p. m. CPO POOL VIVIAN FORRESTER, Instructor. 1. Regular Full Time SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT (LWG-3/$2.33 or 8:00 - 9:00 Beginner Swimming NA-3/$3.84) to work at the NEX Service Station, Windward. 9:00 - 10:00 Beginner Swimming Sells gasoline and motor oil; collects for sales and makes change, and is responsible for accountability under the pump island VILLAMAR POOL CLINTON CLARKE, Instructor control system. Grammar school graduate preferred. No experience necessary. 8:00 - 9:00 TOddlers Swim Class 9:00 - 10:00 Toddlers Swim Class work 2. Regular Part Time INVENTORY MANAGEMENT CLERK (AS-3/$3.87) to duties in the Procurement Department, Bldg. # 13. Performs clerical MARINE POOL SHANNE MURPHY, Instructor (MWF) classifica involved in establishing and maintaining inventory levels; item and distribution systems. 8:00 - 9:00 Adv. Beginner Swimming tion identification; merchandise assortments; school graduate preferred. One year general office experience 9:00 - 10:00 Beginner Swimming High of calculator & typewriter required. 10:00 - 11:00 Adv. Beginner Swimming desired. Use Page 4 The Daily Gazette Monday, June 8, 1981 Horse Racing Golf In AMERICAN LEAGUE action, the (UPI)--He called it a poorly run (UPI)--Tommy Valentine came that vaSnortc' scoreboard reads: p. l race, but trainer John Campo says close to giving Atlanta a hometown Detroit 3 Minnesota 0 he's not making any excuses for winner at the PGA's Atlanta Golf "Pleasant New York 3 Chicago 1 Colony' failing to win Classic. the We ekend Kansas City 7 Milwaukee 1 Triple Crown on Saturday. But, Valentine lost the tourna- Baltimore 4 California 1 "Summing," a mostly overlooked com- ment yesterday to money leader Tom Oakland 4 Boston 3 petitor who spent the week breaking Watson on the third playoff hole. Wrap-up (11 innings) records during workouts, took the Seattle 5 Cleveland 4 win at Belmont Stakes. Tennis "Highland _ _ _L L_1 (11 innings) Blade" was a beat behind. says it's the baseball Texas 9 Toronto 0 And "Colony," winner at the Kentucky (UPI)-- Bjorn Borg Derby and The Preakness, was third. toughest final he's ever played at (UPI)--Bruce Berenyi pitched a one- the French Open, but the Swede pre- hitter to lead the Cincinnati Reds Baja Intenacional vailed and came away Sunday with a to a 2-0 win over the Montreal Ex- (UPI)--The St. Louis Cardinals moved record sixth title at the tourna- pos. Saturday night to bolster their (UCI)--Motorcyclist Larry Roesler ment in Paris. Berenyi's bid for a no-hitter was pitching staff. and Bruce Oglivie became the first Borg was pushed to five sets and flawed only by a 4th inning single The Cards dealt outfielder Tony racers in history of Baja, Califor- more than three hours in the heat by Andre Dawson. Scott to the Houston Astros for eit nia off-road racing events to aver- on the red clay surface, but he beat Berenvi struck out 10 and walked pitcher Joaquin Andujar. age more than 60 miles an hour for Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, 6-1, only one in notching his fifth win It's believed that Scott will be- a race, Saturday, in winning the 4-6, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. It was the in seven starts. come Houston's starting center field- grueling 8th Annual Baja Internacion- first time Borg lost any sets at In other NATIONAL LEAGUE action er, with Cesar Cedeno shifted to 1st al. the event on two years. yesterday, the scoring went: base. Roesler of La Mesa, Calif., and Scott was hitting .227 in 45 games Oglivie of Riverside, covered the (UPI)--Hana Mandilikova won the - Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 2 with the Cards. He had two home runs 410-mile course in six hours, 42 men's Singles Title at the Frenz Philadelphia 7(Atlanta 5 and 17 RBI's. minutes and 59 seconds for an aver- Open Championships on Saturday. San Diego 5 St. Louis In nine appearances with the As- age speed of 61.18 m.p.h. Mandlikova, playing some great Los Angeles 7 Chicago 0 tros, Andujar compiled a 2-3 record strokes amid errors, overcame dis- New York 3 Houston 1 with an ERA of 4.94. astrous starts in both sets to defeat Track and Field West German Sylvia Hanika 6-2, 6-4. (UPI)--University of Houston track She becomes the first Czechoslo- star Carl Lewis won both the long vakian to win the women's title. jump and 100 meters at the NCAA Also on Saturday, South Africa's classifieds Track and Field Championships in Tanya Harford and Rosalyn Fairbank Baton Rouge Saturday. upset Americans Candy Reynolds and For sale It's the first time since Jesse Paula Smith 6-1, 6-3 to win the Wo- '73 Plymouth Valiant by original own- Owens 45 years ago that an athlete men's Doubles final. '71 Pontiac LeMans, needs trans- er, 53,000 miles, 6-cylinder, radio, won both a track and field event in mission adjustment, sound engine, 4 new tires, excellent family car, the same championship. Athletic Commission asking $300. Contact OS2 asking $1,200; Fedders A/C 12,000 Meanwhile, Texas El-Paso swept to Marshall 8849/8237. BTU, excellent running condition, its third straight outdoor champion- There will be a meeting of the $100, available June 29; E78x14 tire, ship at the meet. Base Athletic Commission on Tuesday, '71 Delta Olds 88, $700; 5,000 BTU $5. Call 90169 after 5 p.m. Texas El-Paso has now finished June 9, at 3:45 p.m. in the Special A/C. Call 8684 AWH. first or second in the last 21 track Services Conference Room. All mem- class sailboat for sale, events conducted by the NCAA. bers are required to attend. '73 Ford Pinto standard shift, Snipe Call 95538 AT. good running condition, $650; '72 length 16 feet. Chevy stationwagon, excellent (Continued from page 1) Courier and other vehicle parts running condition, P/B, P/S, AT, Ford Education,. at reduced prices; ball joints (2) 350 engine, new exhaust system, the means Collectively, the graduates echo- $28; end assembly, $20; thermostat The service provides $900; Wihirloool A/C, 11,000 BTU, ed satisfaction in taking their housing, $5; oil filters, (3) to earn college credit for knowledge $75; Sears Lady Kenmore washer/ study successful steps in obtaining high- (PH2849) fits Courier, Pinto, obtained through independent dryer, $100 each. 8517 DWH/8700 AWH. as well as er educational skills, being able Mazda & Mercury Bobcat, $2.75 and on-the-job training using credit from traditional class- to do so here in Quantanamo Bay. Honda motorcycle '73 CB100 w/2 hel- each; air filter for Courier, $4.75: room study. The program recognizes MM1 John Payfer illustrated per- mets and other extras, $325; brake shoes for Courier or foreign that what a person knows is more im- haps best, what this historic cere- set scuba gear includes: BC, regu- car, $20. Call Charlie Brown portant than how or where it is mony meant, and what a prospective lator, pressure gauge, tank, back- at 8126 DWH/97273 AWH. learned. student may think before taking b and weight belt, $330: pack, weights vantage of educational opportunities other scuba equipment: depth gauge, Three A/Cs - Fedders 12,000, Commander L.A. Morrison attended here locally. compass, dive table, gusta Whirlpool 11,000 and Gibson the graduation and remarked how im- "After sitting on my hounches for spot spear gun, large spear gun, 10,000 BTU, $115 each or all for portant each step up the educational 10 years, I decided to see if I knew wet suit light for gusta gigging, $325; two Sears Free Spirit ladder is, and how the Navy helps anything." (top), jump suit (med.); A/Cs - 3 speed bicycles and Sears Kenmore to make the climb worthwhile. MM1 Payfer, who received his BTU, $250, 5,000 BTU, $50; 11,000 washer, give away for parts or "The Navy sees the importance of Associate's degree in science, fur- BTU still under warranty; 21,300 repair. continuing one's education. Such ther added, still under warranty, $375; green educational steps result in improv- "A lot of people, while they have and rings, and white shower curtain ed concentration and the ability to the time here, should look into all and $5; two white lace curtains Women's uniforms - two overcoats solve problems without too much dif- the educational opportunities avail- rods for narrow 2ft. wide window, size 10, $30 each; two white ficulty. able. It's the only way to go." AT. $4 each. Call 64460 blouses size 10, $5 each; white "The Navy recognizes those sacri- Earning a college degree in Guanta- maternity blouse size Four A/Cs - 21,000 BTU, $175; 18,500 10, $5; fices made by military personnel namo Bay usually means acquiring BTU, $175; 11,500 BTU, $100; 5,000 sweater size 34, $5; skirt size who devote their spare time to study- credit in a number of ways. 10, '$5; jacket BTU, $75 or all for $500. Available size 8R, $5. ing, which may result, and often The traditional way to earn cre- June 29 also Briggs and Stratton Call 90173 AT. does, to family and personal incon- dit is by classroom work either at lawnmower, one-year-old, $70. Call veniences. Old Dominion University or Los An- Dog flight kennel, wood, medium 95560 AT. "The more off-duty education a geles Metropolitan College. Non- size, $15; typewriter, Olympia military person has, however, be- traditional ways of earning credit manual, like new, $50. 8345 DWH/ Whirlpool self-cleaning oven, comes real plus-factors when the are offered by the Navy Campus of- 952268 AWH. avocado green, very good condition, Navy looks at that person 's educat- fice, and include credit by exami- $175; Whirlpool dishwasher w/cutting ional background, when he or she nation (taking tests for college Wuliziter electric piano w/reverb, board top, avocado green, very good becomes promotional and selection credit) and receiving credit for $350; Papa son chair, $50. 95509. condition, $125; four hardrock board eligiable." military service schools. maple bar stools, good condition, Fred Pola, supervising principal If persons are interested in ob- $25 each or all for $80; humidifer, for Department of Defense schools taining a college degree, being $25. Call 951142 AWH; 95448 DWH. in Guantanamo Bay, presented the military or dependents, those edu- Wanted graduation address. cational counselors to call are: Goodrich tire, whitewall, tubeless, He noted that graduation is for Mrs. Rochelle Wheeler and Mrs. House to sit, July and August, some, and end. However, it is also Terry Pap at 8307 for information 78X14, excellent condition, $20; military family with one six-month- GE canister sweeper vacuum w/ a beginning. concerning Old Dominion and L.A. W old child, husband and wife senior is consid- attachments, $15; Toastmaster 4 "For some, graduation Metro courses available. petty officers. Contact Rex of slice toaster, $12. 951192 AT. ered the end. Yet the ceremony Mrs. Kathryn Hoover is the edu- Kramer 95500/95451 before 6 p.m. this rite of passage has been ap- cational specialist for Guantanamo named commencement, and would be glad to counsel Whirlpool A/C w/energy saver Would like to purchase a super propriately Bay beginning. So, my person. Call the thermostat, 2 1/4 year old, 7,500 8 movie camera. 98169 AT. which means a any interested BTU, $210; Whirlpool dishwasher, compliments on your beginning, and Navy Campus Office at 8769 for an future endea- started working "Custom Imperial" w/cutting board, Dependable person to carefor yard best wishes in your appointment to get immaculate 2 1/2 years old, $220; and do other outside work for two vors." for your degree. round out-door patio table w/2 or three hours each Saturday chairs, $20; men's bicycle, $20; morning. Call 952250 AWH. BBQ smoker, $15; motorcycle DAILY ENERGY usAGE helmets, $5. Call 95342 AT. Missing WATER '73 Chevy wagon, good transportation needs muffler, best offer; Ex- cargo Looking for a wallet and keys which Consumption 1,286,000 Gallons fiberglass car top carrier, $20: were taken from shower bench about motorcycle helmet, worn only few 4 p.m. May 31. Would appreciate Target 1,000,000 Gallons times, $20: Fedders A/C, 18,000 BTU, getting them back. Phillip Pender $75; '73 Kawasaki 100, $60; '71 95508 AWN. Honda 70, $70. 90269 AT. Black card case, believed lost ELWEBRI 7TY TV w/stand, $100; washer/dryer, at Phillips Park Wednesday near $150; freezer, $175: coffee and showers, contains GTMO and Geneva Consumption: 275,7n00 KWH end tables, (4), $150; microwave Convention ID cards for Manning I oven w/stand, $290; hide-a-bed Trewitt. Please call 8203/8249 DWH Target: 262,000 KWH sofa, $130. Call 951051 AT. or 95336 AWH.