Dance tonight changed to GAZETTE 0fl. Barrel Club Guantanamo Bay, The Christmas Dance originally scheduled for the FRA/Morin Center ballroom will be held at the Bar- rel Club instead. Volume 35 Number 142 Friday December 19, 1980 People between the ages of 12 and 17 are invited to attend at a cost of $1 for singles and $1.50 for couples. Music will be provided by Ulti- Iranians burning Khomeini's pictures mate Productions. This dance was originally book- In what may be an ominous sign The Algerian envoys in Tahran unlit again this year in honor of ed as a seniors dance at Morin Cen- for the Khomeini regime in , are reportedly still waiting for the hostages, who are spending their ter, but the lowering of the age reports yesterday detailed what an official Iranian statement con- 412th day in captivity. Carter de- group prompted a move to the Bar- were called the most extensive cerning the possible release of dicated the 30 tree last night rel Club. rioting since the late shah was the American hostages. in . This dance was advertised in the O erthrown in February of 1979. White House officials say they Gazette twice as being held at the don't expect to hear from the in- The State Department is working But this time, it was his arch- FRA, but will be held tonight, the enemy and successor, the Ayatollah termediaries until the weekend. on arranging a "Christmas obser- President originally scheduled time, despite Khomeini, who was the object of Carter has decided to vance" for the hostages, in the leave the change in places. all the wrath. the national Christmas tree event they aren't home by then. The reports, indirectly con- firmed by Khomeini's office, said rioters in several cities tore up pictures of Khomeini and the cleric Santa arrives considered most likely to succeed Power to th11e telephone him. It sits there, a neat little pack- could do was roll her eyes and cuss The rioting was related to an age, almost always taken for granted a bit. tomorrow at increasingly bitter power struggle If you need it and it should Agnes slammed down the phone and between hard-line clerics and pre- happen to be broken, you suddenly tried to figure out what to do. sident Bani-Sadr, who has accused appreciate the importance of the She was trying to call her mother the clergy of instigating a reign Brownieville telephone. to tell her that she would visit of terror as bad as any in the Agnes Q. Pilp's telephone went out that afternoon. How could she days of the Shah. Santa Claus and his sleigh will the other day. show up without warning? arrive The demonstrations came at Brownieville on Leeward Tuesday, Never mind who agnes Pilp really Being the practical sort, Agnes the same day Khomeini approved Point tomorrow at 1 p.m. is. It does' t matter. She decided that the thing to do was Iran's final terms for the release From the starting point, at the could be any one of us, anyone who to call the phone company and of the American hostages. corner of 2nd and 4th Streets, the has a telephone. tell them that their blasted machine procession will travel through the In Washington, Secretary of Poor Pilp. She went to call her wasn't working. They'd be glad to housing areas, stopping in front of State Muskie says the Iranians mother on the phone on Saturday fix it. each unit. finally seem to understand the morning, and found that she held So Agnes picked up the phone, and The stops will be long enough American position, judging from in her hand a dead instrument. realized that it was dead. So much for the kids to talk to Santa and reports about the Iranian corres- There was no humming dial tone when for that idea! receive some of the candy and soft pondence, which has not yet been she lifted the receiver. When she She stormed out of the place and drinks that he will be handing out. transmitted to the United States. said "Hello, Hello" into the mouth- down to the doorman of her apart- There will even be time for pic- Muskie said the hostage situation piece, her voice did not echo back ment building. "Please," she asked, tures. is still up in the air. at her in the earpiece. All she "May I use your telephone for a At 2:30 Santa will invite all moment?" kids to join him on the sleigh for He was suspicious, but when she a ride from the Brownieville Park explained that her phone was busted, area to the Navy Exchange for Kids Following is a transcript of the Dec.17 and she had to call the phone com- Day. No parents will be allowed in airing of TV-8's TARGET with COMNAVBASE, Capt. pany to get it fixed, he the exchange from 3 to 5 p.m. in John H. Fetterman, Jr. Questions currently be- acquiesced. order for the younger generation ing researched will be answered in the GAZETTE The operator asked first for the to buy gifts. upon completion. phone number she was reporting, then Don't forget! That's Saturday for her name, and then for a afternoon; one o'clock at Brownie- description of the problem. Then ville he asked this question: "Will TARGET anyone be home if we call you about this problem?" Agnes replied, "How can you call with Captain John H. Fetterman, Jr. me if the phone is broken?" The operator asked, "All right. Will you be near a phone where we QUESTION 7. Is there any possibility of getting the MAC flights to de- Service slated can reach you?" part earlier so there would be a better chance of making connections out of Norfolk? Agnes asked, "If I'm near a phone, I can't be home for the repairman ANSWER 7. Those times are pretty well locked in by MAC and almost im- when he arrives." in memory of "That's possible to change because of the other committments they have, not only alright," the operator said. going to Jamaica, but throughout the Atlantic region. "We'll try to fix it from here. If not, the repairman won' t be free for another three days." FN Jesse Snow A thoroughly discouraged Agnes QUESTION 8. Would it be possible to have a base wide Christmas card that There will be a memorial service then asked the operator to please we could send to the hostages in Iran? for Fireman Jesse E. Snow on Monday call her mother to tell her that at 10:30 a.m. at the Base she wasn't going to visit today. Chapel. ANSWER 8. I would think so. Let me turn this one over to my public af- FN Snow died on December 15 of The operator, of course, refused. airs officer, who will get in touch with you. undetermined causes and was buried And poor Aggie now more fully today appreciates the power of the in his hometown of Rocky telephone. Mount, North Carolina. . Are you going to build a new Stop Light Inn?

ANSWER 9. No, we don't intend to build a new one, but we will be making improvements to the interior of the existing structure. Deer Park Zoo : A time of crisis By Ron Tidball base activities. QUESTION 10. They are selling snow at the Navy Exchange, but there is a However, the funds needed for warning that goes with it., saying that if you put it on your windows you The U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo maintenance and improvement of the will be held responsible for any damage that may occur. Why would they Bay, Cuba is unique in many ways, facilities have not been obtainable. sell something like that if it was potentially damaging? and one of these unique features is A study has been completed, and the Weer Park Zoo. We are the only it has been estimated that if each ANSWER 10. I don't go to the exchange very often, so I don't know. I'll Naval Base to have a zoo. resident at Guantanamo Bay were to have the Navy Exchange officer get in touch with you. The zoo belongs to the Giantanamo donate only $1 per year, sufficient Community and must rely on the funds would available to meet oper- generosity of the community resi- ating expenses plus accomplish the QUESTION 11. Is there any reason why the public never has a chance to dents to provide funds for the badly needed improvements. talk with the dignitaries that visit Guantanamo Bay? operation and maintenance. To make it easier and convenient As we all are painfully aware, for Community residents to become ANSWER 11. The reason the community doesn't have a chance to meet with the physical condition of the zoo participants in supporting "heir them is time. They come for anywhere from five hours to over-night, and is something less than satisfactory. zoo", a donation-collection box by the time I finish with them there simply isn't any time left. It's The zoo Committee, as operator- has been located outside the so critical for them to understand the importance of Guantanamo Bay; trustees for the Civic Council, has Commissary Store. what we're doing here and more importantly, what we need in military been able to acquire the funds It must be realized that if the money, family housing and the operational aspects, that there really isn't necessary to feed the animals and Community does not support the zoo, any time. They have to leave here knowing what Guantanamo Bay is all pay the caretaker through strenuous it is quite possible the zoo will about. efforts and sympathy of various be lost. Friday December 19, 1980 The Daily Gazette Page 2 NOTICE TO ALL ATTENTION HOUSING OCCUPANTS DUE TO THE CALENDAR CONFLICTS FOR community THE HOLIDAYS December meetings for Civic Council, Little Theatre, In the interestof energy and Navy Station Officers Wives Club will not be held. conservation, occupants THE BASE TELEPHONE OFFICE pro- are requested to cut off bulletin board vides a service to persons going on leave or vacation. By notifying air conditioners and hot Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette the telephone business office in office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried person prior to departing the base, water heaters while on to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin a subscribers telephone will be put Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the in stand-by "VACATION" status and leave. previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- for a charge of $1.00, no other ments will be accepted any time. Announcements fees will be levied. The period This year as CHRISTMAS DINNER: will be published at least once a week at the dis- of abscence has to be fifteen days last, your award-winning Enlisted cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities or more. and Branch EDF will Dining Facility that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, feature a scrumptious Christmas color or national origin will not be accepted. The Feast. On Thursday, December 25 Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to edit all from 6 to 5:30 p.m. All enlisted Scouting submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after working hours, personnel drawing commuted rations, OMI-during working hours.) GIRL SCOUT TROOP 2 will be carol- officers, and civilian guests are ing between the Marine Chow Hall invited to attend. and Marine Barracks from 4 - 5 p.m. Prices are as follows: on Saturday. Enlisted on comrats------$2.05 Officers------$3.30 Navy Exchange Civilian Guests------$3.30 GOOD NEWS!!!For the last minute Let :anta's Children 11 years & under---$2.25 Elves help you find the the Navy Exchange Main perfect gift you can afford for CPO Club In order to insure that a suffi- shopper Mom, Dad, Brother and Sister this cient quantity of food be available Retail Store and the Sound Scene year at the Leeward Point Navy THE CPO CLUB announces that Rock- for the meal, all catagories of will he open Monday December 22 Exchange on Saturday, December 20, ing Bob instead of Scorpio Disco personnel, except Enlisted on from 9:30 - 5:30 p.m. 3:00 till 5:00. will provide the entertainment in Chow Passes, are requested to call WE'RE SLASHING PRICES on selected the CPO Harbor Lights Lounge on 95520 DWH for Gold Hill Galley THE NEX FOOD SERVICES announces toys Monday, December 22 at the Friday, December 19. and 64271 DWH for the Branch EDF at a "PARKING LOT SALE". We will have Leeward Point and make reservations. Navy Exchange Mini Mart Toyland. warious selections of our most THE CPO CLUB TOPSIDE Lounge Hours the line privileges Come on down and take home a Bargain. NOTE: Head of popular name brand beers and sodas. of operation will be: honored for this meal. 2 0 will NOT he The sale will be held on Dec. - December 24 Christmas Eve and will be accepted until Reservations December 25 Christmas Day: Open hours Tuesday, the close of working from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Dec. 23. CHRISTMAS/NEW YEARS MAC SCHEDULE CAPTURE THE SMILES OF CHRISTMAS CPANGE The Thursday/Friday '!AC with name brand cameras & lens at December 31 New Years Eve Open flights for Dec. 25 - 26 and Jan. 20 percent off our already low NEX from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Educational I - 2, 1981 have been changed to price at the Navy Exchange Main January 1, 1981 New Years Day CLOSED Tuesday/Wednesday December 23 - Retail Store & Leeward Point.A 23 and 30-31. This change was gift the whole family will enjoy. FOR OLD TERM III REGISTRATION made to eliminate requirement of NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS. DOMINION UNIVERSITY will be held having passengers enroute over January 5 - 17, Mondays through NCO Club Christmas and New Years Day. Staff Downtown Lyceum is a listing of Saturdays, at the Arrival/departure times will be THE FOLLOWING GRAPHIC EXPRESSION will be appear- for Navy Exchange Office. the same as promulgated for Holiday Hours ing at the Staff NCO Club Saturday, include: Classes to be offered Thrusday/Friday flights. locations: Dec. 20 from 9 p.m. until 1 p.m. Industrial Psychology, Spanish II, Monday, December 22, 1980 Come try our new 135 sq. ft. dance Elementary College Math, English PSD TRANSPORTATION hours of Main Store 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. floor. Literature, Physics, Personal operation are Monday - Friday, Sound Scene 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Adjustment and Effectiveness, 8 - 12 noon and 1 - 3:30 p.m. Computer Science, Criminal Pro- Wednesday, December 24, 1980 cedure, Conversational Spanish, C-9 FLIGHT SCHEDULE FOR THE FIRST Main Store Windward Commissary a.m. 4 p.m. Trigonometry, and Practical QUARTER OF FISCAL YEAR 1981: & Leeward 9:30 - THE COMMISSARY STORE will close a.m. 7 p.m. Application of Criminal Law. Mini Mart 9 - at 2 p.m. Christmas Eve, and will classes Tuition for three credit DATE ARRIVE/DEPART not re-open until Saturday, tuition 25, 1980 is $27.75 with military Thursday, December December 27, at 10 a.m. assistance, or $111 without TA. January 21 Norfolk Stop Light This term, tuition and TA contracts January 28 Jacksonville Inn 10:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. will be due at the time of registra- Golf Course tion. February 4 Norfolk Canteen 6:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Please note: classes which do not February 11 Jacksonville Seasons Greetings have a minimum of ten fully regis- February 18 Norfolk Friday, December 26, 1980 tered students by the close of Main Store CLOSED February 25 Jacksonville CHRISTMAS MESSAGES will be office hours Thursday, January 15 Min Mart (Wind- accepted for publication in the will be cancelled. Norfolk ward & Leeward) Regular Hours March 4 Gazette. Submit your seasons Catalogs and course descriptions March 11 Jacksonville greetings in accordance with may be picked up at the office. Wednesday, December 31, 1980 March 18 Norfolk the above outlined regulations. Please call Mary Kelley at 8307 March 25 Jacksonville All Locations Regular Hours or 8748 for further information. April 1 Norfolk Thursday, January 1, 1981 REGISTRATION, TERM 3, FOR LOS April 8 Jacksonville Min Mart (Wind- ANGELES Community College Overseas April 15 Norfolk ward & Leeward) Regular Hours will be held January 5 through 17, April 22 Jacksonville All Other WINDJAMMER in the downtown lyceum building. April 29 Norfolk Locations Holiday Hours. - The following classes begin Jan. 19th: History, Humanities "Funda- New Year's Eve

mentals of Art, "Management I, Yf Fundamentals of Writing, Tax ilk/) Accounting, Developmental Math, STATESIDE Sailing, Accounting I, Real Estate, DANCE BAND Air Conditioning Repair, Electricity v A/C, Administration of Justice, Wine Shorthand, and possibly Emergency Cellaro ASTRA Medical Technology. Tuition for 3 credit courses is Ii." FROM 9 to 1 $37.50 (active duty) or $150 (all p. Hours of operation others). Tuition for sailing is $12.50 (active duty) or $50 (all HATS, BALOONS, NOISEMAKERS, others). Class schedules are the holiday season STREAMERS, DANCE CONTEST, FUN available, in the LACCO office. for Special Leeward registration will INSTEAD OF A SINGLE ENTRE be announced. Call Joanne DINNER, CHOOSE YOUR OWN Noon to 5:30 FOOD FROM THE SNACK BAR Middlebrooks at 8307. rI December 24 UP TO $3 WORTH OF ANY ITEM YOU CARE TO CHOOSE FROM Guantanomo Gazette J Christmas Day Closed THE SNACK BAR MENU Noon to 5 OPEN AT 7PM Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. December 26 ADMITTANCE BY TICKET ONLY Naval Station Commanding Officer December 31 Noon to 6 (LIMITED AMOUNT TO BE SOLD) TheGuatanmo azeteis published according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction FOUR DOLLARS of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed New Years Day Closed fin times weekly at government expense on goverment equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service PER PERSON Branch Office,_ the opinions or statements in news items that appear herein are not to be construed as official or as reflecting the views of COMAVBASE or the De- partment of the Navy. 1980 The Daily Gazette Friday December 19, Page 3 December 4th saw the arrival of the USS (CGN-41). It was here for approximately one week of visits GTMO selected refresher training. USS Arkansas History of Photo feature by ENS Sharon Ponzer ARKANSAS There have been five ships named Arkansas, one Confederate and four United States vessels. The Confederate ship was an iron- clad river ram which was burned to prevent Union capture in 1862. A second Arkansas, originally commissioned Tonawanda in 1863, was a screw steamer built in Philadel- phia, Pa. A transport of the West Gulf Blockading Squadron, it captured one prize. It was ordered north to , N.H. and de- commissioned in 1865. The third was built in Newport News in 1899. It was a single- turreted "New Navy" , one of e last built. The ship's first uty was with the United States Naval Academy as a 's in- struction and cruise ship. Renamed Ozark on March 2, 1909, it became a tender for the district of Columbia. It pa- trolled Mexican, , Central American and Canal Zone waters. It returned to in June 1919, and was decommissioned in August of that year. The Arkansas (BB-33) was launched in 1911 by the New York Ship Building Co., Camden, N.J It was in the Presidential of 1912. President took this ship on an inspection of the unfinished Canal. It cruised Carribean and Medit- erranean Ocean Waters. It served with the 6th Battle Squadron of the at , Scotland, The crest incorporates features 30 knots. The high speed endurance and patrolled along the eastern of the Arkansas State flag together provided by the nuclear propulsion sea board. It witnessed the sur- Commissioning with traditional nautical symbols. is vital to the Navy's nuclear- render of the German High Seas The center of the crest contains powered task concept. The The present USS Arkansas was Fleet. a gold profile of the ship. The reactors contain sufficient fuel commissioned October 18, 1980 at The battleship Arkansas served four blue stars signify that this for about 10 years of operation. Norfolk, Va. Present for the cere- effectively in World War II, from is the fourth United States ship mony were Rear W. B. War- escorting the first Marines to Ice- to bear the name Arkansas. wick, Commander Naval Base Norfolk, and to escorting ine convoys and The nickname of Arkansas is Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton, rving at during the The Mission "Land of Opportunity" hence the Congressmen Ed Bethune and John P. ormandy Invasion. It was at the motto of the USS Arkansas is Hammerschmidt and local represen- bombing of Cherbourg and the inva- The mission of the Arkansas is "Defender of Opportunity." sion of southern France. In 1944 tatives of the Arkansas Navy League to be able to successfully counter The blue diapond-shaved figure, air, surface, or subsurface and the State of Arkansas. it moved to the Pacific theatre threats imprinted with the ship's motto, independently or with other nuclear- and performed shore bombardment. is an artistic rendition of the powered The principle speaker was Arkan- It was at and Okinawa. or conventional strike diamond on the Arkansas state flag , and to provide protection sas Senator Dale Bumpers, whose After the war it ferried service- and signifies that Arkansas is the to these and other forces against wife, Betty, was the ship's sponsor. men back to the U. S. from Pearl only diamond producing state in In 1946 it served as a air, surface, or subsurface threats. Harbor. The mascot of the state of Ar- the Union. target vessel in Operation Cross- To accomplish this mission , the kansas is the razorback hog, and it The fouled anchor and braided sank July 25 as a result Arkansas is equipped with a fully roads, and is therefore fitting and proper line are traditional insignia of of a test explosion. integrated Combat System combining that one of the most famous porkers seafaring men. present USS Arkansas (CGN- target detection, digital data The in the world serve as the mascot of is the fourth, and last, "Vir- processing, command and control, 41) the ship. The obvious choice was , and the ninth and weapons control. ginia" class Miss Piggy, and she even sent a cruiser built for Weapons delivery will be accom- nuclear-class congratulatory taped message The men plished with two multipurpose dual to the . the ship. length is 585 feet arm guided missile launching Her overall She didn't put in an appearance, The Arkansas is one of the class of 63 feet, and a nav- systems with ASROC (Anti-submarine with a beam however, because in her words, "if of ships that is being utilized in 30 feet, 6 Rocket) and Tartar SM-1 Surface to igational of the crew would turn the present Iranian crisis. Their to Surface capability; I came onboard, . It's full load displace- Air, Surface usual deployment on such a station caliber light into love-struck savages." ment is 11,160 tons. It was built two 5"/.54 is 100 plus days. However, given gun mounts; two 3-barrel torpedo at the Newport News Shipyard. sufficient underway stores replen- launchers; two Surface to The propulsion plant, which is ishment, they could remain Hosted Surface missile launchers; and a two nuclear reactors which provide Ship's crest on Station for approximately 10 LAMPS helicopter. It will also steam to two sets of geared turb- years, before refueling. ines and propellers, can drive the utilize the AN/SQS-53A long-range The Arkansas will have inboard Arkansas at speeds in excess of system. every rate that any conventional ship will have. But will also need to have nuclear operators. The crew consists of 560 to 570 enlisted men and 36 officers. At various times, up to this point, there have been from 6 to 60 civilian personnel on board. They were there in the capacity of technicians, training the crew and testing the equipment. The last of the group left the ship from Guantanamo Bay. Most of the crew joined with OGN the ship while it was under con- struction, 90-95-percent. For 60 percent of the crew, this cruise The crest was designed by Ms. was their second time "out to sea." Barbara Ann Hyatt of Forrest City, Arkansas. There was a statewide contest sponsored by the Arkansas Interesting facts Navy League and judged by the USS Arkansas crew. The red, white and blue colors The Arkansas has proven to be a used in the crest are the colors of very capable ship. It has made the United States flag and the Ar- it's qualifications in a fraction kansas state flag. Blue and gold of the time other ships have needed. are the colors of the United States This is credited to the enthusiasum of the crew. View from the Captain's chair. Navy. and expertise Page 4 The Daily Gazette Friday, December 19, 1980

Sunrise: 6:30 a.m. Job Opportunities Sunset: 5:26 p.m. T0day's 10cal I - r. Moonrise: 3:49 p.m. the Applications should be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Personnel THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE has Moonset: 4:05 a.m. forecast Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have following position open: Head High : 6:14 p.m. filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the posi- .bookkeeper. Applicants must have 7:56 a.m. Hg:8 tion is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may knowledge of double entry account- Low tide: 12:26 a m. Low: 84 be obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing ing, navroll and timekeeping pro- 2:13 p.m. Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. cedures, ability to reconcile accounts and close books and per- =Mostly cloudy skies with vis- ANNOUNCEMENTS CLOSING DATE COMMAND form financial audits of accounts. ibility at 7 mi. Northeas- Applications will be accepted until terly winds at 12-15 kts. Bav conditions; 30-142-80-S Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic, 26 Dec.'80 SUPPLY 4 p.m. December 26. This position 2-3 ft. WG-8255-09/LWG-8255-09 will become available January 2, 670-80 Secretary (Typing), GS-318 26 Dec.'80 PWD 1981. Applications can be obtained -05 leading to GS-318-06 at the Marine Exchange Warehouse 671-80 Recreation Aid, PS-0189-01 26 Dec.'80 S/S Building M-613. FM 103 Sports Accounting 26 Dec.'80 COMPTROLLER 673-80 Supervisory FM 103 will carry the action Sun- Technician, GS-525-06 day as the Houston Oilers host the 26 Dec.'80 NAVAL 674-80 Budget Clerk (Typing) HOSPITAL NBA Minnesota Vikings at 1 p.m. and the GS-501-04 Eagles challenge the Agent, GS-1105-05 26 Dec.'80 SUPPLY Cleveland 130, Denver 122 676-80 Purchasing Cowboys in Dallas at 4 p.m. 677-80 Budget Clerk, GS-501-05 26 Dec.'80 PWD Milwaukee 121, Detroit 104 581-80 Food Service Worker, LWG- 26 Dec.'80 EM CLUB Atlanta 109, Utah 97 7408-02 INT San Diego 102, Dallas 92 yNAYAD 609-80 Bartender, LWG-7405-05/03 FT 26 Dec.'80 COMO CLUB 635-80 Custodial Worker, LWG-3566-01 26 Dec.'80 BOQ FT NHL Fuel Distribution System 26 Dec.'80 SUPPLY 649-80 St. Louis 7, Boston 3 Worker, LWG-5413-08 Detroit 5, Toronto 3 Mobile Equipment Metal 26 Dec. '80 PWD 651-80 Philadelphia 2, Colorado 0 Mechanic, LWG-3809-10 Montreal 4, Calgary 0 652-80 Food Service Worker, LWG- 26 Dec.'80 SUPPLY 7408-01 672-80 Equipment Cleaner, LWG-7009 26 Dec.'80 SRD -04 674-80 Budget Clerk (Typing) 26 Dec.'80 NAVAL HOSPITAL LGS-501-04 678-80 Motor Vehicle Operator, LGS- 26 Dec.'80 S/S 2151-03 679-80 Marina Attendant, LWG-5931-05 26 Dec.'80 S/S classifieds 655-80 Carpenter, LWG-4607-09 20 Dec.'80 PWD WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT RE GISTERS: APPLICATIONS Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Manday 675-80 Bartender, LWG-7405-03 PT OPEN MARINE through Friday excludingg holidays). Deadline for publication is noon BARRACKS the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is 67.5-80 Bartender, NA-7405-03 PT OPEN MARINE prohibited although announcements concerning available services will be BARRACKS permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or rvices to provide proof of a letter OPEN requiringncommand approvalnmayhe required 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS--3 of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS--2 PT OPEN color, or national origin willnot he accepted. The Public Affairs Staff to edit and all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ 3 CLUBS reserves the right rewrite Waiter/Waitress, NA-7420-0 OPEN DWH=During Working Hours/AHsh=After Working Hours). TNT Bartender, NA-7405-03 TNT OPEN CLUB CPO CLUB 319-80 Cook, NA-7404-05 TNT OPEN S/S 441-80 Motion Picture Protectionist OPEN NA-5 For sale Wanted PS-085-02 INT OPEN EM CLUB Someone 506-80 Security Guard, O LUB A solid state FET AM/FM who will be in the area of OPEN SP 0 CLUB NAS Magnavox 526-80 Duty Officer, PS-301-04 Pm AFC stereo receiver-amplifier, with the University of Florida or the OPEN S/S 536-80 Motor Vehicle Operator, front loading, eight-track tape University of Miami in the near NA-5703-05 player, system also includes two future, and could pick up a text- 579-80 Motor Vehicle Operator, NA- OPEN speakers, Magnavox fully automatic book at the college bookstore. Will 5703-07 turntable with dust cover, plus reimburse you for expenses. Please 602-80 Recreation Aid, PS-0189- OPEN S/S custom eight track storage case with call Mary Kelley at 8307 DWH. 02 TNT 3 CLUBS 14 prerecorded tapes. All com- Bartender,LWG-7405-0 TNT OPEN CLU BS ponents in very good condition, Miscellaneous, Food Service Worker, LWG-7408 OPEN $220. Call Cecil at 64251/249 DWH. to give for -02 Still don't know what special person Waiter, LWG-7420-03 PT OPEN CLUBS Table for two, small kitchen table Christmas? Give that 5 10-316-75 Laborer, LWG-2 OPEN formicia top, $15. Call 8378 AT. present that will start them with a lifetime of fun and ad- 10-488-75 Laborer, LWG-3 OPEN toward venture. Put a gift certificate 36-002-75 Firefighter, PS-3 OPEN '72 Kawaski 90cc, $250; 175cc Honda in their stocking that will 60-111-78 Taxi Driver, LWG-5 PT OPEN frame, shocks & tires, $50; '72 a spot in a January 85-009-78 Movie Projectionist, LWG-5 OPEN COM CLUB Kawaski 125cc, $150; '72 Honda guarantee them Call Bobbie Carleton 489-80 Cook, LWG-7404-05 TNT OPEN MARINE Elsinare 250 cc, $250. Call 96150 Scuba Course. Coyner at 95500 DWH or BARRACKS AWN, GP 16A. or Mary 99181 AWH. Hurry and get your gift 526-80 Duty Officer, LGS-301-04 PT OPEN SPO CLUB NAS '73 Honda CL350 excellent condi- certificate now. The class will be tion, $675 or best offer; 3 bamboo limited to 14 people. A1LUB type shades, 6'X7', $15 each; BA, UE 5 prs white cotton drapes w/tie Yard sale backs, excellent condition, each By Thelma Fisk ladies, when that usually man Marine Site 130, Saturday, Dec. 20, 80"X40", $40 for all. across the net hits a ball that panel all day, if no rain. Women's clothes, Call 95567 AT. The Racquet Club held a Mixed feels like a brick hit your racquet. evening gowns, tops, halter tops, Did you happen to see. . .pregnant Doubles Tournament on the 7th and Sunfish sailboat, excellent slacks, size 7; boy's clothes, size Martha Stout, lovingly referred to 8th of December. condition. Call 8580 AWH. Price 4 & 5; baby items, new born to a year, as "Fatback" playing against Joan This tournament, sometimes re- $400 neg., ask for Kim. receiving blankets, shoes, bottles, ferred as the "Mixed Troubles" Lambert, "a la cast" on her right etc; toys household items and much tournament, depending on whether or foot? Or Charlie Reed trying to more. '58 Olds, good shape, $350. Call not partners are related, had a to- illicit sympathy for a back injury 8169. tal of 17 teams, participating in from Larry Fout, who was playing Villamar 262 B, Saturday, Dec. 20 two divisions. with bum knees and "starting over" from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. Pre-pack out* Winners in Division I were Chari with his left arm because of tennis Lost sale. Cook and Benji Benjamin, who won in elbow in his right? Get another three sets over their very worthy doctor, Charlie! JJJ Brand Gold color lighter, has Granadillo Point 16A, Saturday, Dec. play- opponents, Kathy and Bob Rohe. Then there was Bob Prucha, flowers engraved on case. Sentimental 20. Motorcycle parts, ceramic and a- Consolation winners in this di- ing with Sherry Chambers value, reward offered for return. paints & decals, toys, tools, motor- hit- vision were Jean Ellis and Dave gainst Donna Scott and never Debbie at 8145 DWH or 96196 AWH. cycle points, piston & gaskets. Feldman, who played a hard fought ting a ball and loving every minute match against Debbie Kelly and Bob of it. Cust. Do you think we'll ever see Bob In Division II, the winners were Rohe pitching an angry fit and DAILY ENERGY USEAGE Donna Scott and Larry Fout (more to throwing his racquet? come about him later) who triumphed THINGS TO COME: an ABC Singles WATER over Jane Fout and Ed Lambert. Tournament on Saturday and Sunday, Consolation winners in this di- December 20th and 21st. Hope you've Consumption: 1,115,0n GALLONS vision were Barbara Stanford and signed up. Don Chambers, who beat Sherry Cham- Can't wait to see you "party Target: 1,000,000 Gallons bers and Bob Prucha. goers" playing tennis with your ice L~2 Mixed Doubles always provides packs and sun shades. fun, good tennis, a few divorces, A Christmas Social will be held and a lot of four letter words, at the Club House this Sunday even- ELECTRICITY ranging from "nice shot" to those ing, beginning at 6 p.m. Bring a Consumption: 233,0 oaKWH related to a chicken yard. covered dish and your tennis rac- Ones base emotions surface (like quet. wanting to bite a chunk out of some- Merry Christmas to all, and keep Target: 271,000 KWH for the striving for smoother strokes., J ones leg), particularly \ I