Det. 6 to conduct 'radio,television survey Energy Tip of the Day ENERGY CONSERVATION IS What do radio and television au- manager for Detachment Six, be- He added that manpower constraints THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE diences want? What are their likes lieves that AFRTS and Detachment make it impossible to distribute and dislikes? What makes them hap- Six are doing a fine job. more than 900 surveys. Additionally, If cooking is to be done effi- py? "Needless to say, I am proud of the distribution of the survey is These are questions which have the job we're doing. I think we based on scientific methods of sam- ciently, heat must be transferr- plagued radio and television spe- have a group of professionals at pling a given population. ed from the electric cooking ele- cialists for years. Hundreds of the detachment whose only concern ment to the food with a minimum thousands of dollars have been is doing a good job," stated Senior "The task of answering the survey loss to the surroundings. To help spent in attempts to learn about Chief Dewater. becomes very important," Senior do this, select pots and pans the listening or viewing audience. Although the detachment receives Chief Dewater added. "Those who re- with absolutely flat bottoms. Sometimes fickle, perhaps, but cer- numerous phone calls daily, both ceive a survey, will respond for the Spheric bottoms leave an air gap tainly each individual knows what positive and negative, Chief De- entire base." which provides a ready escape small he or she likes. water has announced that a survey Once the surveys have been distri- route for heat. It's the will energy con- U.S. Navy Broadcasting Service, will be released by the middle of buted, persons receiving them things that add up in Detachment Six echoes the concern October to better learn what the have until Oct. 29 to return them to servation. of the Armed Forces Radio and Tele- audience thinks. the detachment. vision Service -- are we doing the "We will distribute nearly 900 ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? year, 451 surveys were dis- best we can to help make U.S. ser- surveys to preselected members of "Last members of the naval vice personnel overseas the best the naval base. Military men and tributed to "Chief Dewater added. informed and most highly motivated women, dependents, civil service base audience, were re- in the world? employees, and contractor personnel "Unfortunately, only 124 turned and we're hoping for a much Although some arguments may re- will receive surveys," said Chief response this year." sult, JOCS Jim Dewater, station Dewater. better Digest WASHINGTON (UPI)--President Reagan surprised Indonesian President Su- harto, during a state dinner for him last night, by announcing the nomination of veteran diplomat John Holdridge as Ambassador to Indone- sia. Holdridge is Assistant Secre- tary of State for East Asian and GAZETTE Pacific Affairs. The Jakarta post has been vacant for 18 months. And Bay, Cuba the lack of an ambassador to the Guantanamo oil-rich nation has caused some strain in U.S.-Indonesian relations. CHICAGO (UPI)--Police acting on a Volume 37 Number 198 Wednesday, October 13, 1982 tip in connection with the poison- ings of seven people arrested a man on a weapons charge yesterday. But they say they had no evidence he Israel, Syria was responsible for loading cap- Fighting breaks out between sules of Extra-Strength Tylenol with cyanide. Police acted on a (AP)--The Israeli cabinet was the biggest outbreak of fighting raising the death toll to nearly TEL AVIV tip the man had two bottles of cya- time this week in more than two months. 2000. Previous estimates pegged meets for the second nide, but they said none of the today to discuss Israel's terms for In Beirut, numbers obtained from the number at 1500. poison was found in the man's its troops from Lebanon. Lebanese officials reveal authori- In rapping up talks in Jordan, withdrawing Southside home. The session comes in the wake of ties have recovered 762 bodies from PLO chief Yasser Arafat says Presi- yesterday's four-hour tank and artil- last month's massacre at two Beirut dent Reagan's Mideast peace plan has lery duel between Israeli and Syrian refugee camps. Another 1200 were what he call "positive elements." IMPACT Bekaa Valley. It buried privately by relatives-- But Arafat also says the proposals forces in Lebanon's on what's available neglect the basic rights of Palesti- Want knowledge you this academic college quart- nian people. Reagan's plan calls to in Guantanamo Bay? into third day in Gdansk for Palestinian self-government in er here Rioting continues Then, tune-in to Impact, tonight's association with Jordan. theme being the base's Navy Campus by threatening to fire strikers and Arab sources say if invited, Ara- *DANSK (AP)--Workers at the Lenin program. Representatives of each vow to by placing the yard under military fat would negotiate the issue of a Shipyard in Gdansk, Poland college division will be available control. Some workers were fired Palestinian homeland with the U.S. continue protesting against the to discuss educational opportunities yesterday. Today, Israeli Foreign Minister government's banning of the labor available to you this up-coming aca- interned Solidarity Shamir is due in Washington union, Solidarity. Meanwhile, Yitzhak the of offi- demic quarter and throughout For the past two days some 10,000 union leader Lech Walesa is one for talks with top White House will year. workers have shut down the shipyard several candidates for the Nobel cials. Israeli sources say he for the Be sure to call in to ask any where the labor federation was born Peace Prize to be announced in Oslo be presenting Israel's plan from questions or for information that more than two years ago. The mar- Norway, today. Observers predict withdrawal of foreign troops will assist your educational goals. tial law authorities have responded more unrest in Poland if he wins. Lebanon. Continental Navy was born 207 years ago today birth of the Continen- Navy Editor Service, Sept. 3, 1982 to oppose the British fleet's con- ships, the 14-gun brigantines An- marked the There was once a time in the trol of the seas and the American drew Doria and Cabot, to cruise tal Navy. Navy when sailors received a daily coastline would be necessary. But, three months to the East to inter- far re- allowance of half a pint of rum. building and manning a navy could cept the two British transport ships. The Continental Navy was But, then the wage scale during prove costly both in terms of lives moved from the modern Navy of to- was tabled for eight try- that same era ranged from $6.67 for and property. The report day, but for the 13 colonies members of Congress from seamen to $32 for captains -- per Congress had intercepted letters days so that all ing to gain their independence to read it. month' from England that discussed two could have a chance England, it was a beginning. Con- Daily rations might include a British ships sailing to Canada Then, on October 13, 1775, That date, October 13, is offic- pound of bread, a pound of pork, loaded with munitions and other gress voted to adopt the recommen- ially recognized as the birthday and ago to- half a pint of peas, 4 ounces of supplies destined for the British dations of the Naval Committee of the U.S. Navy, 207 years cheese, and of course, the rum. army in the colonies. to commission the two ships. That day. A sailor could be punished by Many members of Congress urged being whipped but could receive no that two colonial ships be commiss- more than 12 lashes at one time. ioned, outfitted for war, and sent If a sailor was caught swearing, to intercept and capture the two s commanding officer could force British ships. m to wear a wooden collar around Capture of the supplies carried his neck as punishment. aboard the two British ships, as These rules of the Navy were well as the capture of the ships drafted by John Adams (who would themselves, they argued, would later become the second president greatly aid the ill-equipped Conti- of the United States), one of three nental army around Boston and would members of the original Naval Comm- establish the beginning of colonial ittee formed by the Continental naval operations. Congress in the early days of the Other members of Congress, how- American Revolutionary War. ever, argued that opposing the The opening battles of the war, British fleet would be foolhardy Lexington, Concord, and Breed's and would only provoke the British Hill (more commonly, although mis- into attacking undefended colonial takenly, known as Bunker Hill) had coastal cities. been fought. Debate among Congressmen was The 13 original colonies were heated, but when the motion was fi- entering into an eight year period nally put to a vote, it passed. WITH THE AID OF CAPT. M. D. FITZGERALD, COMNAVBASE, AND MR. of war with England, the second The Naval Committee was establish- Jim Crumlish, President of the Navy League here, Commodore longest period of war in American ed October 5, 1775, and was tasked Diego E. Hernandez, COMNAVFORCARIB, cuts the birthday cake Only our involvement in with drawing up plans to intercept history. during ceremonies held at the Windjammer Club Saturday even- longer. the two British transport hips Vietnam lasted "Gazette" for some afterthoughts by Mr. sailing from England. ing. See tomorrow's Birthday celebration, and a wrap-up of The Continental Congress also was The three-man committee prepared Crumlish on the Navy (Official U.S. Navy photo) concerned about a navy: they had a report for Congress in which it the events. none and realized that building one recommended the outfitting ot two rage 2 The Daily Gazette Wednesday, October 13, 1982 THE DIRECTOR, NAVAL BASE CIVILIAN Personnel Office, will conduct a Special Announcements briefing for all CONUS recruited U. S. citizen employees, at 4 p.m., THE TRZYNA VILLAGE RESTAURANT THE TRZYNA VILLAGE RESTAURANT Wednesday, Oct. 13, on the COMO Club announces Disco Nights on Oct. 15 announces that since Monday, Oct. 11, patio. The briefing will begin and Oct. 16. The menu will be was a non-payday, its regularly promptly at 4 p.m. and will continue Curry Goat with White Rice for scheduled "Jamaican Night" for that for as long as necessary. Atten- $2.75/plate and Manish Water for date was cancelled. Nevertheless, dance from 4 - 4:30 p.m. will be on 50c/cup. Music for your listening "Jamaican Nights" will continue to regular duty time and attendance and dancing pleasure on both nights, be on every other Monday night of after 4:30 p.m. will be on a volun- features "Sugar Bear" who gives the the current month as of Monday, tary basis. Topics to be discussed people the music. Oct. 25. will include recent significant SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, THE CHIEFS changes in the Retirement and Life Club will be celebrating Navy Insurance program areas as well as Birthday in the Harbor Lights other matters. Although the briefing is Lounge. The Lounge will be intended for CONUS hire closed to all but chiefs and their employees, other interested U. S. civilians and military spouses/dates. The festivities are invited to attend on a voluntary basis. will get under way at 6 p.m. with community For further dinner featuring Chicken Cordon information, contact Mr. Bleu. Dinner will last until 8 Jeffrey Wofford or Ms. Ausbrooks when the ceremonies will start. at extension 4822 or 4271. After the ceremonies, Endless Flyte will entertain you with THE CIVIC COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULED listening and dancing music until bulletin board for Oct. 11 has been postponed the club closes. Tropical white Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette until Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Long is the required dress for all office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried ADMIN Conference Room. chiefs, their dates/spouses must to the Public Affairs Office in COMNAVBASE Admin wear appropriate civilian attire. Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the WE'RE MOTIVATED!! ONCE AGAIN, Caribbean Tickets are $6.50 each and are on previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Arts & Crafts presents a dancercise sale now by the club manager. The ments will be accepted any time. Announcements program!--with all new Aerobics, Exercizes, tickets include the price of dinner. will be published at least once a week at the dis- Isometrics, cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities and Hatha Yoga. Only $15 per month ATTENTION GTMO: "HALLOWEEN PARTY" that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex (12 sessions), or $2 per single Oct. 31st is Trick or Treat for the and color or national origin will not be accepted. session. Day and evening classes: kids so let the night of the 30th The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday- be for you. The Fleet Reserve it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- 9-10 a.m.; Monday, Wednesday and Assn. Club 100 is sponsoring a ing hours, DH-during working hours). Friday, 7-8 p.m. Registration is Halloween Party on their patio at on Oct. 15 and 16. For more Morin Center beginning at 7 p.m. information call Marti at 4371 or There will be an open bar from Becky at 2259. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. and dinner will be served from 8 p.m. til 9 p.m. The menu will consist of Fried Rice, Sticks, Chicken and Notes Lumpia, Meat Educational Fruit Salad. Dancing to the sounds of variety music will start at 9 p.m. This is the first major Division of Enrollment Services function since the new officers were elected so come out and give Old Dominion University us a try. Tickets are only $5 per at the ODU- person and are available at the GUANTANAMO BAY USNS TERM II COURSES Students can register F.R.A. Club each night of the week begin on Oct. 25 and registration LAMCO Office behind the Downtown Mrs. Kathy Robe is the 000 until Oct. 28th, or you can stop by begins on Oct. 18 and ends Nov. 2. Lyceum. the Commissary and get your tickets Tuition is due at registration. Coordinator. Payment can be made Tuition is $47 per undergraduate by personal chsck or money order. from Vernon McCoy or JTohn Chamber THE AMERICAN COLLEGE TESTS (ACT) credit hour; $55 per graduate credit AT. Dress is casual and costumes packet are available at the High hour. (This is the Off Campus rate, (NOTE: The University does not are not necessary, but why not? School. Testing dates for our does not include Tuition issue refunds for amounts under one It might be FUN. and center are Oct. 30, Feb. 12 and Assistance pro--rated amounts). dollar). MEMBERS, FRIENDS, AND INTERESTED April 16. Registration should be Artists: Caribbean Arts & Crafts MATH 103, ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY made at the High School Guidance Workshop's Fall Show/Sale will be II, S. Daignault, Mon./Wed., Office two weeks before the testing date. Cost is $9.50 Nov. 6 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Off-Campus 6-8:30 p.m., 3 credits. Prerequi- plus a $5.00 overseas charge. Further front of the Navy Exchange. Non- site: MATH 102. Topics include informa- tion can be obtained by calling 2204 nembers are invited to make Credit Program inverse functions, exponential arrangements to set up a display and logarithmic functions, triangle THE SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST (SAT) for sales of handmade arts and and analytic trigonometry, trigono- registration booklets have been crafts at the show. Non-members metric identities and equations, received at W. T. Sampson High are persons who have not paid $5 plane vectors and complex numbers, School. Testing dates for this semi-annual dues before Oct. 13. polynominal functions and equations, 4 Members will be meeting Wednesday, determinants and Cramer's rule, and school year will be Nov. 6, Dec. to take Oct. 13, 7 p.m. at the Workshop on the binomial theorem. and May 7. Anyone wishing Marina Point to wind up last minute the test should pick up a booklet at details. This meeting will be the POL-S 105, YOU AND THE LAW, NICHOLAS the Guidance Office between 7 a.m. last chance to be paid up as a Goodman, TBA, 3 credits. An intro- and 3:15 p.m. when school is in member in good standing before the duction to the legal system as session. The cost will be $10.50 show. Non-members are invited to encountered by the average citizen. plus a $5.00 overseas charge. For call 2204. join that evening! Also we'll be The mechanics of such problems as further information having an OPEN HOUSE immediately arrests, lawsuits, consumer protec- IMMEDIATELY BOTH THE OLD following the very short business tion, wills and privacy are covered. EFFECTIVE Dominion University and Los Angeles meeting. Members will be Sources of help and citizen rights Metropolitan College offices will be demonstrating their various arts BIOL 109, BIOLOGY, MICHAEL JONES, before police and other government located on the second floor of the and crafts, giving a brief preview Mon./Wed., 6-8:30 p.m., 3 credits. officials are stressed. McCalla Admin building next to the of what's to be at the show. We're BIOL 108 is suggested before 109. TO WORLD Navy Campus office. Telephone excited and hope to see you there! An introductory course in biology POL-S 204, INTRODUCTION Politics, William Glasser, 6:30- numbers are 4307 and 4748. Any questions? Call Marti at 4869 with emphasis on the basic concepts An or Diana at 2680. and understanding of biology. A 9 p.m., Tues./Thurs., 3 credits. major concepts student receiving credit for 108 introduction to the inter- cannot receive credit for 101 or and approaches for analyzing policy 107; a student receiving credit for national policies and foreign 109 cannot receive credit for 102. and to the principal topics of contemporary international affairs. 0 GAZETTE ENGL 110, ENGLISH COMPOSITION, JANE Special attention is given to topics Jones, Mon./Wed., 6-8:30 p.m., 3 such as global resources, national NEX credits. Primary emphasis is power, conflict and international placed on the problems of pre- law and organizations, foreign Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, writing (perception, observation, policy, and diplomacy. ordering, thinking, imagining, out- Commander. U.S. Naval Base and on the practice VTE 309, RETAIL ORGANIZATION AND lining, etc.), ® ry-Cleaning of the principles of expository Management, Maryellen Kirkland, Lt. Cmdr. Keith Sneca''! Maynard writing. The instructor familiar- Tues./Thurs., 6-8:30 p.m. An .,.Public Oct. 1'-16 Affairs Officer izes students with rhetorical termi- approach from the management point Save 10"4 on Lt. j.g. Sharon Poner nology and modes, requires them to of view, stressing various functions .Assistant all orders Public Affairs Officer practice expository prose of of management in retailing. JOC Lew Reed of $10.00 varying lengths and forms, and Organizational and operational pro- .Public Affairs or more. Assistant stresses the importance of out- cedures, location and lay-out, Ron JO1 Rust . Editor lining and revision as keys to receiving and pricing merchandise, JO3 Michael Page. Journalist effective writing. Several sales supporting activities, and Mrs. Susan Junkins conferences are mandatory. maintenance and protective problems .Production. . Assistant are considered. NAVY

the Daily bcte i apubinshedg wording to the PSYCH 101, PERSONAL ADJUSTMENT AND rhes and regulation s t o ship and station wspapers as tlned in eNAVEXS nd irection P-t5 and u Human Effectiveness. Jerry Williams, of the Navas Base Public Affairs Officer s Printed Tues./Thurs. 6-8:30 p.m., 3 credits. ive times eekry a gov expense n igov the future equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Sevice Aim of the course is to utilize the Meet ranch Office, the opiniewon il r t findings of psychology and show hat appear herein ar notton ucnstruedasofficial armed & ready. o reflecting the views of CO AVrASE or the De- their value in leading a more effec- partment of the Naty. tive and fulfilling life. Not VISIT YOUR EDUCATION OFFICE intended for Psychology majors. Wednesday, October 13, 1982 The Daily Gazette Pa e 3 Guantanamo Ba~y residents aII out' for Navy's 207th

Guantanamo Bay enjoyed many It would be hard to choose one moments during the three-day cele- particular activity to represent bration of the Navy's 207th birth- being the best, so base photo- day - which is today. graphers PH1 Al Johnson (Run for It was a time to enjoy the act- Fun), PH2 Don Duguid (Ship Tour, ivities that were offereC, and to Breakfast at the Beach) and PHAN appreciate the proud tradition the Tony Kealy (Birthday Ball) combined Navy has preserved. their talents for these photos. -_;:

(ABOVE)--FORTY-EIGHT CONTESTANTS TAKE-OFF FROM THE NAVY Hospital to begin the Navy Birthday Fun Run. The five- mile run, which ended at Phillips Park, was won by Lt. Eric Taylor, Systems Operation Officer aboard the USS FAIRFAX COUNTY. Lt. Taylor finished with a time of 30 minutes, two seconds. (BELOW)--GTMO officers and dependents tour the foc'sle of the USS VIRGINIA during Sunday afternoon's ship visit. (ABOVE)--A NAVY COLORGUARD FROM "NOVEMBER" COMPANY PRESENTS the colors at Saturday night's Navy Birthday Ball at the Windjammer Club.

Naval Base Civilian Personnel Job Openings

(ABOVE)--JIM CRUMLISH, NAVY LEAGUE PRESIDENT FOR THE Applications should be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Guantanamo Bay Chapter, has his plate filled at Sun- Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have day morning's "Breakfast at the Beach." filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel office or by Navy Exchange Job Opportunities reviewing the Vacancy Announcements posted on the official bulletin boards. The Navy Exchange has the following job openings. Please contact the Personnel Office at Building AV-34, McCalla Hill, or phone 4348. ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND POSITION & GRADE CLOSING DATE LOCATION 284-82-A Electrical Equipment Repa- 19 Oct 1 982 WOD POSS) Busboy (Fd. Serv. Worker) FT OPEN Stop Light Inn irer, LG-2854-10 (TWO LWG-1/$1.88 312-82-A Engineering Equipment Opera- 19 Oct 1982 POD tor, LWC-5716-08/10 NTE 1 YR Laborer FT OPEN Mini Mart 3-83 Warehouse Worker, WC/LWG-690 19 Oct 1982 Supply LWG-2/$2.18 7-04 (oo NTE 25 SEPT 83) 4-83 Supply Clerk, OS/LGS-2005-04 19 Oct 1982 POPD Courier/Cashier 15 October 1982 Accounting 5-83 Store worker, Wc/LWG-691-02 19 Oct 1982 Commissary AS-3/$4.05 6-83 Carpenter, LWG-4607-O7 19 Oct 1982 PWOD (NTE 1 YN) TWO POSITIONS 7-83 Welder ieper, LWG-3703-05 19 Oct 1982 PwOD Want a 'winter-over' Antarctica tour? (NTE 1Y) TWO POSITIONS NAF-1-83 Duty Man- er, LGS-1101-04 or 19 Oct 1982 ENO Club Navy Newsgram, October 2, 1982 of beneifts, including guaranteed PS-301-0 (INT) The Navy Military Personnel Com- assignments, special "R&R", special NAF-2-83 Custodial Worker, LIG-3566-02 19 Oct11 962 F/s mand is asking people to apply now pay, accelerated advancement (in 8-83 Welder -703- 6 19 Oct 192 POD NWD for spots in the 1983/1984 Antarc- some cases) , and the Antarctica 9-83 Plumber HelperLWO-K206-05 19 Oct 1982 tic "wintering-over" team. Service Medal. The Following positions are permanent registers: Applications must reach NMPC not 44-82 Clerk Typist, OS/LGS-322-03 OPEC All Corands The best qualified applicants will later than November 1, 1982, to re- (Kelly 'cl) be selected in December 1982 and ceive full consideration. 84-82 Fire i hter (Structural), OPEN Fire Lent. will report to Port Hueneme, Ca., More information, including ap- (Pc-01' 1 ) for deployment to Antarctica about plication procedures and eligibility 89-82 Teephone Operator, OS/LOS- OPEN PWDT-Util1 October 1983. requirements may be found in NAV- After completing their assignment, MILPERSCOM NOTICE 1300 of 17 August 281-82 Sal-es8030-01 _re Checker, GS/?~S- OPE Commi=Ssary sailors are eligible for a number 1982. NAF-65-82 CustodilYorker,:A/L'W- ccOPE UJOPH Married military couples get attention

Navy Newsgram, October 2, 1982 tify problems in the compensation The Assistant Secretary of De- system, and recommend remedies to fense (MP&FM) has directed the Navy the Secretary of Defense. to take the lead in establishing a Congress has shown considerable joint service study group to study interest in this area of compensa- APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR 1HE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: compensation policy as it relates tion, especially with respect to CLUBS to servicemembers who marry other paying quarters allowances to mem- 1 - Clerk-Typist, GS/LGS-322-03 All Comm ands servicemembers. bers on sea duty. CAh- -82 Waiter/Waitress, NA/LWG-7420-03 INT CLUBS The group will examine all allow- The group, which first met in CAF--5-82 Bartender, NA/LWG-7405-03 INT CLUBS ances and benefits offered to ser- September, will meet for approxi- 1AF-7 -82 Cook, NA/LWG-7404-05 INT CLUBS vice, 'bers in this category, iden- mately six months. :Y- -82 Food Service Worker, NA/LWG-7408-02 INT CLUBS Wednesday, October 13, 1982 The Daily Gazette Page 4

Kegler's Corne r by Peri Stammreich NHL PITTSBURGH (UPI)--The Pittsburgh 5-7-10 and earn that patch. Starting off this week, we will Penguins notched their first victory For the Friday Night Midnight ceution that the entry fee for the of the new NHL season with a 5-4 Ramblers, J. J. Smith had a 193, Jim Marlboro has been lowered so we Local Sports Notes decision over the Vancouver Canucks. Bledsoe had a 510 series and Jack Shouldsee lots of you bowlers Special Services is now accepting Pat Boutette scored the game-win- ,.nter ed. Dreta had a 178. Rich Sheldon had rosters for the Raccuetball Season, ning tally--his fifth goal of the 187, Ron Vaughn had a 502 series. a which will start around Oct. 25th. season--with one minue, four seconds For some bowlers who keep wonder- a 549. R. Malinky had a 189, 200, for Deadline for rosters is Oct. 21st left on the clock. ing where your scores are, keep had the step ladder with Sharon Mayo at 4:30 p.m. For more information, Vancouver's Darcy Rota scored on after your secretary to put them in Nice going. The a 110, 111, 112. please calf 2560. a power play midway through the the box at the bowling alley. Russos got into the act with Linda third period to put the Canucks a- This week we have the Ladies COMO had a 178 Some roller skates were lost at having 178 and then Carl head 4-3. But, Pittsburgh's Doug ind the Ramblers. Come on you for a 529. the last GBYAA skating party at Mc- and a 181 Sheddon tied it at 4-4--and just 37 secretaries, lets get some scores for this week, Calla Hangar. It is possible they That's all I have seconds later Boutette fired in the written up. were mistakenly taken by skaters. so until next week, keep on bowling. game-winner. For the Ladies COMO league the Please check and if you have mis- scores aren' t outstanding but at takenly taken the skates, contact In other NHL scoring, it was: least they care and want to see And the'Champs'are. Chief Diaz at Dental, the hospital New Jersey 2 Boston 2 their names in print. Yoshico CO's secretary, or the Public Los Angeles 5 Winnipeg 4 Needham started off the list with a In recent action at Marblehead Affairs Office. Calgary 9 Edmonton 4 I54 and a 160 for a 443, followed by Lanes, the Marine Barracks' bowling Marcia Allen with a 147, 142, and a team'(as pictured, BACK--l-to-r: 166 for a 455. Karen Emmerton with Cliff Price, Jerry Robbins, Charlie Caldwell, Brewers' pluck Redbirds' wings a nice 172. Sonna Hollis had a 166, Person; FRONT--Ralph Shubeck and Sandy Catlett had a 131, Diane Pat Conant)captured the over-all ST. LOUIS (AP)--More than 53,000 peo- ful in putting a plug on the Brewers' Glasser had a 157, Cindy Prieslit Intercommand Bowling Championship ple were on hand at Busch Stadium in torrential offense. hau a 145 and Jan Carley a 170. by besting the National League St. Louis as the Milwaukee Brewers Molitor credited Busch Stadium'I liquidated the Cardinals 10-0 last Jean Thompson had a 155 and Ann Championship team from SATCOM. artificial surface with helping thW Felkins a 168. Karen Emmerton The Marines gave up 121 pins per night. The Brewers took a 1-0 lead Brewers go one-up on the Cards. He in the 1982 World Series. said, "If almost got a patch. She had the game, for the six-game deciding you put the ball in play 5-7-9 split. Next time make it the championship series. But with Paul Molitor led the Milwaukee at- on astroturf, you're going to get steady performances tack--smashing five hits, a World some base hits." from each bowler, the Series record. Altogether, Milwau- Herzog told reporters after the Marines were able to kee scattered 17 hits--13 of them loss that he can't remember St. win the first three- singles--while St. Louis managed on- Louis losing by 10 runs all season game set by a total ly three. long. The defeat was the worst of 39 pins--not much Mike Caldwell went the distance shutout suffered by a World Series of a lead in a six- for the Brewers. He gave up a sin- team since the 6th game of the 1960 game total-pin match. gle and a double to Darrell Porter Fall Classic, when the New York and a single to Ken Oberkfell. A Yankees blanked Pittsburgh, 12-0. But, things were walk issued to Tom Herr accounted The Cardinals and Brewers return just starting to roll. for the only other St. Louis base- to Busch Stadium in St. Louis for And SATCOM would soon runner. Caldwell maintained excel- Game Two tonight. Don Sutton is find out how really lent control throughout, doing just slated to start for Milwaukee, while good the Marines were what he had to: keep the base-run- fellow righthander John Stuper gets rolling. They simply ning Cardinals from getting beyond the call for the Redbirds. outmuscled and fines- home plate. sed the pins, winning For the Brewers, Molitor's five NFL all three games--but hits were nearly matched by Robin COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (AP)--The media- this time by 264 pins Yount, who got four. The last time tor in the NFL contract talks says for a total of 303 anyone belted four hits in a single there will be a news blackout on pins for the night World Series game was in 1946--when the negotiations. over SATCOM. St. Louis played Boston. Mediator Sam Kagel, a San Francis- Happy faces were Lou Rawls had barely finished sing- co attorney, made that announcement shown as the Marines ing the National Anthem when the Mil- after meeting with representatives accepted their 1st waukee bats went to work. They of the owners and players last night Place trophies--and scored two runs in the top of the in a Balitmore suburb. exemplified the saying: first, but an error by Cardinals Kagel, named yesterday to mediat "Here we go Barracks, first baseman Keith Hernandez made the talks, say he's asked both pl here we go!".for a both runs unearned. Ted Simmons of ers and owners to make no public job well done! Milwaukee rapped a solo homer in the comment while talks are continuing. 5th inning. Negotiations are expected to begin St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog today. (OFFICIAL U.S. NAVY waited until the 6th to pull starter PHOTO) Bob Forsch. 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Reasonable DWH or 2815 AWH. box springs, mattresses and ladder, price. Call 3806 AWH. 1979 3lFt. Wellcraft cruiser, twin can easily convert to two indivi- Ladies Helbros watch, 21 jewels, 350 C.I. Mercury V-8 inboards draft dual beds, $250 firm; couch, old Services with 21 diamonds around the oval 34", beam 11'6". AC, 4KW Onan but in good condition, $35. Call I will mow your yard for "final face. Call 2900 after 5 p.m. $100 generator, Sitex Loran "C", VHF, 2154. inspection" or just on a regular CB, whaler dingy, swim platform, basis, raking and clipping include firm. Green and gold striped couch and bow sprit, pressure & hot water, Price varies on amount of work chair. Good condition, $50. Call 1975 Kawasaki KZ400 in good condi- shore power, syncronizer, stereo needed. Call Rodney at 3397 AWH. 3803 AT. tion, dependable. Must see to and much more! Serious inquiries only! $45,900! Call 4807/4349 AT. appreciate, $800 or best offer. Console TV for sale, one month ol; Lost Call 3725 AT. Ask Lost at Phillips Park on Monday a Get ready for Christmas. I have AMF moped, never been used. for Luis at 4185 or leave your 14K gold add-a-bead chain with 12 16' wooden skiff with three 9.9 HP some nice little girls' toys. Two number. 7mm beads. Call 6457 AT. engines for parts (to build one Fisher Price shopping carts, $8 and engine that runs well). Asking $9, includes play food; toy sink, $225. Call 4454/4821 DWH or 2580 stove, microwave combination in AWH. sturdy plastic in very good condi- r--DAILY ENER GY USAGE tion, $25, costs much more new; Get ready for your trip to the games, dolls and more. Also have states. Have a little girl's coat, two sleeping bags, $12 each. Call Water Electricity size 4, in excellent condition. 4341 AT. Use: 1,102, 000 Gallons Use: 265,200 KWH Worth $60, will sell for $22 and $6, 916 $26, 664 will include a hat and a pair of Barrell boat #002. Double decker mittens. Also have two new hand- with reliable 25 HP Evinrude engine. Target: 1,000,000 Gallons Target: 275,980 KWH knitted white pullover sweaters for Excellent party boat! Very stable. $6,276 $27,748 a boy or girl, size 7-8, $12 each. Holds 16 comfortably. Have $1200 in Have some new and used girls slacks it. Will sacrifice fdr $1000. Call Total and slack sets, sizes 6 and 6X. 4454/4821/or 4119 DWH or 2580 or Use: Call 4341 AT. 4239 AWH. $33,580 Target: $34,024 Traffic Slogan It's worth going out of your way to prevent a crash. J