, r\WAJAlfIN ,East Beirut Is Engulfed By Artillery Fire BEIRl'T (UPI) -- The Agency reported. said Washington had been the Syr1ans said several men denounce the Arab heavlest Syrlan-Chrlstian Army sources ln the urging Israel to rein in of their troops were peace-keeping force as an rocket and artillery fire south said Brig. Jean­ the mllitlemen who halted wounded by sniper fire occupation army. in a month engulfed East Paul Cuq, deputy comman­ the 500 Lebanese troops in Thursday night. Reporters in the south­ Beirut early today. There der of the U.N. peace­ the southeastern town of The flare-up appeared east said there had been were lndications Israel was keeping force had told Kaukaba w1th artillery to signal the failure of no major militia fire on softenlng opposition to de­ lebanese officers Israel salvoes Monday. talks yesterday between army positions since early ployment of the first leb­ was ready to pressure its In Christian East Bei­ President Elias Sarkis and yesterday. Israeli state anese troops near the Christian militia allies rut. res1dents reported visiting Syrian Foreign radio said today the m111- southern bord'er since the to go along with the the most 1ntense overnight Minister Abdel Halim Khad­ tia commander had ordered 1975-76 CiVll war. troop move and remove rocket and shell fire dam to make concrete pro­ his men to cease fire to Prlme Minister Se11m Al mines it had placed along since five days of full­ gress on a reconciliation "give negotiations a Hoss said the army would the road to the force's scale fighting between Sy­ between the Syrians and chance." not bow to opposition by planned headquarters near rian peace-keeping troops the militias. diplomatic Meanwhile. a one-hour Chrlstian Rightist militias the border. and Christian Rightist sources said. Israeli air raid on a Pal­ and "wlll not retreat or But U.N. officials militias a month ago. The Syrians want a estinian military facil1ty change its route on its ad­ were not immediately Rightist officials said crackdown on what they in southwest Lebanon em­ vance lnto the south." the available for comment. three people were killed term "pro-Zionist" militia phasized the danger that offlcial National News Diplomatic sources and about 15 wounded. and pockets, and the militia- the conflict can widen. UNEM'LOY_Ellr UP WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. unemployment rate. af­ ter falling to a four-year low in June. shot upward to 6.2 percent last month for the largest advance since March 1975. the government reported today. Total employment dropped by 394,000 persons to 94.4 VOLUME 15 KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS. FRID Y. AUGUST 4 19 8· NUMBER 151 million last month. mostly due to sharp climbs in the IN THE PAST FOUR DAYS Jobless rates of teen-agers lepriere Delied and women, the labor De­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -­ partment said. Justice Thurgood Marsh­ July's advance pushed all denied a further re­ DEATH TOLL RISES TO 25 the unemployment rate back prieve today to the New into the 6.1 percent to 6.3 York T~mes and one of its percent range where it had reporters, clearing the IN TEXAS FLASH FLOOD hovered during each month way for imprisonment of ALBANY. Texas (UPI) -- A 20-foot wall of water swept through a west central this year until June's the newsman for withhold­ Texas valley late last night and this morning, killing at least nine people and sharp drop. ing investigative files raiS1ng to 25 the death toll from flash flooding that has devastated vast por­ Administration econo­ at the murder trial of a tions of the state in the past four days. mists had warned June's 5.7 New Jersey phys1c1an. Authorities said more than 30 persons were missing in today's flooding and in percent unemployment rate The Times and reporter floods earlier this week that ravaged south central Texas hill country some 250 -- the lowest since August Myron Farber had asked miles away. 1974 -- was a "statistical Marshall to delay civil The new flooding, which began after sundown yesterday. destroyed bUlldings and aberration" that would cor­ contempt penalties until washed cars off highways, forcing Albany's 2,000 residents to the tops of homes, rect ltself ln July. they could formally ap­ trees, oil derricks and even float1ng pickup trucks. The last time the job­ peal the freedom of A National Weather Service spokesman in Fort Worth said rainfall of up to 18 less rate rose this much in press case to the Supreme inches produced "a wall of water reported to have been 20 feet hlgh." one month was between Feb­ Court. Imposition of fine "It put 80 percent of Albany under water," he said. "At late morn1ng, nine ruary and March 1975. has been delayed. persons were reported dead, 12 were missing and all roads into the town were under water." IS SENT TO SENATE BY HOUSE The water was begin­ None Are lilled ning to recede shortly before noon. but more Compromise Is Approved In 707 Cras" heavy rain was forecast. (UPI) -- A National Guard col­ A Lan Chile Jet from New umn Joined Department of York carrying 63 persons Public Safety troopers. On Military Procurement crashed into a fog-shroud­ deputies and volunteers WA~HINGTON (UPI) -- The House approved a compromise version of the $36.9 billion ed atomic research center in rescue attempts. But mil1tary procurement bill after 10 minutes of debate tod~y and sent it to the Sen­ and exploded after all swirling high water pre­ ate for final congressional approval. aboard made a miraculous vented many of them from The bill contains $1.9 billion for a nuclear carrier President Carter does not escape. officials said even entering the town. want, but $210 million for cruise missiles he does. today. Helicopters were sent After approving the Trees on the grounds from as far away as Odes­ author1zation bill, the MAJOR VICTORY FOR NUCLEAR ADVOCATES of the research center sa, 200 mlles southwest House debated a companion apparently absorbed much of the town. proposal that actually pro­ of the force of the im­ All communications to vides the money: the $119.3 fll"IOIIMENTAL 'IOrECrlOll AGENCY pact as the Boeing 707 the town were cut off. b111ion Defense Appropria­ jet crashed one and a Telephone 11nes were t10n Bill, which includes IfAffllMS SEABIOOI COOLING OIA Y half miles from the air­ knocked out and the town's Pentagon salaries and con­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Environmental Protection port runway. electr1city was turned t1nuing programs. Agency reaffirmed approval of an open ocean cool1ng Only three of the 27 off because of broken The b111 was $1.5 bil- system today for the $2.3 billion Seabrook, New injured -- the pilot and lines. 110n more than Carter re­ Hampshire, nuclear power plant -- a major v1ctory for two passengers -- were "You can't get in (to quested in his budget for advocates of nuclear po_o detained at hospitals. Albany) and. what's worse f1scal 1979. which starts wer. police sources said. you can't get out," in October. The action, a boon to r"orpe C"arged "Everythlng was normal Throckmorton County depu­ Money for 15 new ships the plant's builder and LONDON (UPI) -- Former until there was a tremen­ ty Bobby Harrington said to rebu11d the Navy fleet state government, helps Liberal Party chief Jere­ dous blow and the wings at mid-morning. "The was in the bill, including clear the way for con­ my Thorpe. 49. and three collapsed on the trees," whole town is locked 1n one attack submarine. eight tinued construction of other men were charged by said ZJorge Radzineluk, by water. It's raining at guided-missile frigates and the twin-un1t, ocean­ police today with con­ an Argentine passenger. the rate of an inch an five other support ships. front facility that has spiracy to murder former "The fuselage was only hour." At one time, water Money for the controversial become a symbol of con­ male model Norman Scott, about six feet off the covered the gravesite of nuclear cruiser was ex­ troversy over nuclear 38, who has claimed he had ground and everyone help­ Lyndon B. Johnson. c1sed. power. a homosexual relationship ed to get us out before The bill included $30 The Nuclear Regulatory with Thorpe in the early the explosion came." m111ion for sea-launched Commission halted con­ 1960s. The aircraft exploded WATER REPORT cruise m1ssiles. $160 mil­ struction of New Hamp­ Thorpe has denied the about three minutes after AS OF 0001 August 4, 1978 lion for the air-launched shire's first atom1C po­ assertion. it came to rest in the Water code is: YELLOW type and $20 million for wer plant July 21 to give All four appeared trees. survivors said. In tanks: 6,430,000 gals. ground-launched missiles. the EPA time to rule on br1efly in West Somerset All aboard wade it out of Consumed: Cruise missiles are a the cooling system and to Magistrates' Court and the plane even though es­ KwaJ: 260,000 gals. major issue in arms limita­ give the commission time were bailed on $9,500 cape chutes on the four­ Other: 90,000 gals. t10n talks between the U.S. to look at possible al­ each to appear in court engine jet were reportedly Total: 350,000 gals. and the Soviet Union. ternat1ve sltes. again Sept. 12. inoperative. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1978 Julie's EIpecting Soon SAN CLEMENTE, Callfornia (UPI) -- Julle finandal News WORLD NEWS BRIEfS Nlxon Elsenhower. daughter of former Presl­ DOW JONES AVERAGES TOKYO (UPI) -- fn 18-year-old student dent Rlchard Nlxon and wlfe rf Davld 30 Industrials up 1.56 at 888.43 from Costa Rica was crowned Miss Young Elsenhower, lS expected to give birth to a 20 TransportatlOns up 0.10 at 248.83 International '78 in a pageant held in child "any day now," NlXon's alde sald 15 Utllitles up 0.30 at 108.15 Tokyo today. Thursday. 65 Stocks up 0.49 at 307.38 Vivian Del Carmen, who measures 31-23- "It wlll be the flrst grandchild for the VOLUME was 37.910,000 shares 34, was chosen from among 41 beauties Nlxons," said Col. Jack Brennan. Closing Gold Price: $201.80 who took part in the annual contest this It lS belleved the baby w1ll be the first Closing Silver Price: $5.49 year. Chlld to have an ex-president as grandfather SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY Runner-up was Miss Hawaii, Brook and anothef. Pres1dent Dwlght D. E1senhower, Alexander, a 15-year-old student. as great-grandfather, since the grand­ *** chlldren of John Quincy Adams. the slxth Surf & Sun WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Secretary of State pres1dent, who was the son of John Adams. AS OF 0001 HOURS. August 4, 1978 Cyrus Vance flies to the Middle East the second presldent. Daily Rainfall: .27 inches t01igtt in an effort to seek resumption The Elsenhowers llve ln Caplstrano Beach. Monthly Total: .44 inches of direct Egypt1an-Israel1 talks which, about 15 minutes north of the Nixon estate Yearly Total: 60.82 inches he says, are now "at a cntical pOlnt." at San Clemente. TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN "New efforts wi 11 have to be made," Brennan would not say where the baby Hl Tide 0522. 05.8' -- 1741, 05.1' Vance told the House International woul d be born, except, ''In this area." Lo Tide 1141, 00.6' -- 2338, 00.8' Re 1at ions Committee today. "If necess a ry , Sunrise 0640 Sunset 1910 we will be prepared to put forward Moon rl se 0804 Moonset 2035 suggestions to overcome obstacles to Tlte farmer-Sailor SUNDAY bridge the gap and get negotiations back GREAT YARMOUTH. England (UPI) -- Blll Hi Tide 055?, 05.7' -- 1810,05.0' on the track." Smlth, 49, plans to sall his battered old Lo Tide 1208, 00.7' -- *** dnfter to Australia. "If he does," said Sunrise 0640 Sunset 1910 PARIS (UPI) -- The toll of four klll­ Ken Nlcholas, "look out Alaska." Moonr1 se 0851 Moonset 2117 ings in as many days has turned Parls into Smlth salled down the east coast 'of MONDAY a battlefield in what appears to be a Britaln last week and ran aground off the Hi Tlde 0621, 05.5' -- 1842, 04.9' feud between moderate and extreme Arab Yorksh1 re coast. Lo Tlde 0010,00.9' -- 1237,00.8' gunmen. He salled lnto Brldlington Harbor and Sunrise 0640 Sunset 1910 President1al Palace spokesman Pierre crashed into a Jetty. Moonrlse 0938 Moonset 2159 Hunt said Thursday that "violence was He overshot Great Yarmouth by 90 miles everywhere" and that· France 1 s bel ng and went aground off the Kent coast. forced to take extra precautions to guard Hauled off by a lifeboat he headed back against fresh outbreaks of Arab terrorism toward Great Yarmouth. Entering the harbor No More Ir. Nice Guy in the streets. he hit a ketch, a f1shlng boat, two coastal BAGUIO, Philippines (UPI) -- It wlll be *** vessels, a float1ng museum and a sailboat. no more Mr. N1ce Guy for world chess TOKYO (UPI) -- Chinese Vice Premier "All thlS fuss is a big surprise to me," champion Anatoly Karpov. Li Hsien-nien said today the status of Smlth, a farmer, said Thursday. "I did my The cool 27-year-old Russlan said today Taiwan remains to be one of the key issues best under adverse conditlons. It was foggy. through his spokesman from now on manners to be solved before China and the United ""J'm a good sallor. I made it here, don't count~ He's just going to play to States can normalize the1r relations. dldn't I?" retaln his title. Kyodo News Service said Li made the Smlth planned to tackle the 12,000 miles That's why when the champ10nship series remark in an exclusive interview wlth to Australla next. There lS a Sllght holdup with Soviet defector Viktor Korchnoi re­

"Everybody learn the Hustle," said Andrew Danko, left, last The lesson ~n the New York Hustle was a spec~a1 feature of Fr~day even~ng ~n the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club. And sure the w ekend enterta~nment at the club. For those who missed out enough, everybody d~d -- at least ev ryone who could crowd onto on th~s sess~on -- there'll be another one co~ng up soon. the dance floor, as shown in the photo at right. Photos by Nate Jackson, Kentron Photo Lab __-RIDAY AUGUST 4, 1978 PAGE 5 Your Individual MOVIES Horoscope TONIGHT Richardson -- In The Heat Of The Night -PG ANN ==== Fral\ces Drake====::=:::!~.o.::::== Ivey Hall --- The Last Waltz ------PG FORMONDAY,AUGUST7,1978 Yokwe Yuk --- House Calls ------PG LANDERS What kmd of day will SAGITTARIUS ~ --.M Tradewinds -- Amsterdam Klll ------R tomorrow be? Tofmd out what (Nov 23 to Dec 21) I{ftf' SATURDAY the stars say, read the Routme matters may not go forecast given for your birth as planned A "lesser light" Richardson -- The Last Waltz ------PG DEAR ANN: I have a friend who in her may offer much needed help SNEAK - 5 Days From Home -PG younger years years once told me how much Sign Don't underestimate his (her) Ivey Hall --- Panda &The Magic Serpent -G she loved her llttle nephew and how ador~ ARIES NI~ ability 1:00 P.M. (Mar 21 to Apr. 20) '~CAPRICORN .,,.,~ able he was. She conflded that when she Not a favorable day for (Dec 22 to Jan 20) ytl \uf In The Heat Of The Night -PG was alone wlth the Chlld sh~ would spank lobbymg your mterests. Curb a tendency toward 6:30 &8:30 P.M. him or glve hlm a lltt1e pinch to make Associates probably won't be pessinusm now No matter Yokwe Yuk --- Amsterdam Kill ------R hlm cry. Then she'd comfort him and love very enthUSIastiC Bide your what dlsappomtments you Tradewinds -- House Calls ------PG him up. She mentloned that she also dld tune may suffer, keep on pluggmg SUNDAY TAURUS ts~ Try to pattern your day after this to other young chlldren. (Apr 21 to May 21) '\UIv prevIous successful ones Richardson -- House Calls ------PG My friend (now 23) is a warm-hearted No matter how tediOUS AQUARIUS _ ~ Ivey Hall --- Panda &The Magic Serpent -G person who loves children. She asked lf routme may seem, remam (Jan 21 to Feb 19)----~ 1:00 P.M. I thought somethlng mlght be wrong wlth OptmustlC There's someone AVOId needless 8llXJety and CLOSED 6:30 &8:30 P.M. her because she lS dOlng the same thlng workmg m your mterests teIJSlon You can deal ef­ Yokwe Yuk --- Big Foot - Man Or Beast ---G to her baby. She confessed that she gets Without broadcasting the fact fectlvely WIth difficult Tradewinds -- The Last Waltz ------PG GEMINI D ~ aSSJgllIJlents by bemg your a kick out of maklng hlm cry by lnfllct­ (May 22 to June 21) ~ mnately practical and sound- lng paln and then derlves great pleasure Don't let your sympathetic thmkmg self TELEVISION GUIDE from comfortlng him. Her qUestlon.was, and generous heart run away PISCES )( ~ "00 you thlnk somethlng lS wrong wlth With you An msmcere person (Feb 20 to Mar 20) ~ me?" I coul dn' t glVe her an answer. may be trymg to take ad- A most fortunate day for Can you, Ann? -- S.B.B. vantage of you personal plans and ambitions. Kwajalein Ral·"".. CANCER .a. ~ Your mtwtIon at a peak Don't e Dear S.B.B.: Yes. Someth~ng ~s (June 22 to July 23) UI'~ hesitate to back your hunches. _ TONIGHT ON KWAJALEIN wrong w~th her. She has a geran~um ~n Someone who has been her cran~um. pullmg agamst you career- YOU BORN TODAY are 2:00 6:30 General Hos~ital Some people have the same problem -­ Wlge now holds out the olive Innately enthusiastic, 2:35 7:05 Donny & Marle only they use words as weapons. branch Grasp It - gratefully outgoing, always looking for 3: 30 8: 00 Father Brown When a mother ~nf1~cts pa~n on her LEO n....-

SARAS~TA SPRINGS, New York -- The runner-up in all three Triple Crown races, Claumet Farm's "Alydar." heads the fleld ln the Whitney Stakes at Sarasota tomorrow. He;s prepping for another meeting with the Triple Crown champ "Affirmed," on August 19. RICHFIELD. Ohio -- The Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA have signed their number-one draft choice. Mike Mltchell, a 6-7 forward from Auburn. It was the ninth straight year the Cavaliers were able to s1gn their top draft choice. The terms of Mitchell's contract were not announced. DENVER -- The executive commlttee of the Amateur Athletic Unlon (AAU) once again has expressed its opposition to a sports b,ll currently before Congress. The AAU wants certain changes made which it has recommended. BUENOS AIRES -- World champion Hugo Corro of will rlsk his title for the flrst t1me to­ morrow afternoon aoainst Ronnle HarrlS KOOKS - KwaJale~n Organ~zat~on of Kollege Students recently got together ~or the f~rst of the United States. Corro lS one of annual Water Polo Game at the Dependents' Pool ••• and made a b~g splash of ~t. the few ring champions recognized by both Photos by Larry Allen, Kentron Photo Lab the WBA and the . PAGE 7 P DO YOU THINK I'M OF COURSE .. YOU I JUST WISH IT e BEAUTIFUL, CHUCK 7 HAVE WHAT 15 WOULD SPEAK UP SOMETIMES CALLED NOW AND THEN' ,.a A "QUIET BEAUT'{I/ u t s

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MEN'S SET OF GOLF WOODS (Spa1dlng E11te) STEREO RECEIVER - TAPE PLAYER - Call 82732. Th. HourG/aJl II pub/llh.d by Global AuoCla' •• Monday 1-3-5, $25; golf cart and bag wlth beglnner 'hrough Frrday a' ,h. d".c"on of 'he Command.r, Kwala/./n set of clubs, $30; drapes for two bedroom IRONING BOARD AND VACUUM CLEANER needed. M" ..I. Rang., Marshall "'and., under con'rac' DASG house - 10-months-old for $200. Includes Call 82652. 150/3t 60-75-C-0001 Th. v,.w. and op,n,on. ..pr.... d ,n ,h. bath and kltchen llght green -full length. newspaper are no' neeelSa,,', 'hose 0' 'he Depar'men' 01 ,h. Elght sets ln all. Also se1l1nQ carpeting SILK SCREEN ARTIST - Desire to commlSSlon wlth padding (wall to wall) wlll fit two sllk screen artlst to deslgn and render a Army T'lill newspaper, an unoffiCial publication au,horlzed bedroom house wlth upstairs - best bld. 11mited edition casual wear garment. Call und.r ,h. provlI,on. of con'rael DASG60-75-C-0001, Three redwood pl anters and two regul ar with Sonny at W-81711 or H-84677. 150/3t II r.produc.d by off•• , p"nlrng plants, $30. Call 84104 after 5 p.m. FREEZER - electric carpet shampooer and Commun,ca"on • • hou/d b. addr .... d '0 ,h. HourG/aJl, PRE-PACKOUT PATIO SALE - 439-B - Monday and rolling foot stool. Call W-81710 or H- lox 1133, APO San" FranCISCo, California 96555, or by Tuesday, August 7th and 8th from 8 a.m. 82482. 149/3t , call,ng 1-3539 until noon. Gl rls', womens' and mens' , clothes; glassware; small appllances; bed­ , Ma'."als app.arrng ,n 'h. HourGlass may no' b. spread; throw rugs; many mlscellaneous HELP WANTED , reprinted Without ,h. approvol 01 ,h. Commander, IewD,aleln household ltems; toys - includlng child's INSTRUCTORS - needed for Ebeye extension n bean bag chair; and bicycles ln need of of Community College of Micronesia. : :~.~: ::r;·1021 A/~:::r::; ::u~.n:~,::' ,:u:~b~~c;~~:'''·d repal r or wlll sell for parts. 151/2t Courses are geared towards teacher pre­ , paratlon. Send. resume to C. Schulklnd, JIM WATT, Ed,'or METAL BOOKCASES, $5 each; wooden clock/ P.O. Box 1184 by August 20th. 149/3! r PAT CATALDO, Auoc,a'. Ed"or, bookcase, now $30; two craft sets, $5; , SHARON IECHTOlD, Sports, SANDRA llOYD, TyplS' 9 x 12 green carpet used elght months, $35; dlshwasher toploading Whirlpool Super Cycle, COMMUNITY NOTICES ,--~------$50; scuba tank, 3 plus hydro, almost new. ALL NEW AND OLD ISLANDERS ARE WELCOME - $85; small under wlndow seat Wl th cushi 0[1; to a newcomer coffee held by the Yokwe $5; Water Pic Shower Massage, new, $8; large Yuk Women's Club on Tuesday, August 8 at decoratlve cork blocks, $3 each; potted 9 :30 a.m., Quarters 210-A. 151/3t plants; f1ash11ghts and curtains. Call 84539 after 6 p.m. 151/2t ATTENTION SPONSORS OF EBEYE RESIDENTS VISITING KWAJALEIN: Effectlve ~onday, BAD BACK? Two bed boards, one tWln, one August 7, 1978, Kwajalein residents who double, $5-$7; 10' x 10' red rug, $20; two desire to sponsor Ebeye residents for vlsits swag lamp $5-$7; live mlniature rose bushes; to KMR must present a completed Request for buds about ~" x J.,,". Call H-82439 W-82136. KMR Visltor's Pass (GA Form 7093-R7) to the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BULLETIN Po11ce Station at least 48 hours in advance SSM 557, "Systems Integratlon," will be­ LADIES GOLF CLUBS wlth bag and cart, $20; of the commencement time for the visit. gin Monday, August 7, in Room 101 of the card table, $5; artlst canvas beard (20x24) Example: A person desiring to sponsor the High School. Persons interested in thlS and (24x30); Calypso J regulator, $50; vlsit of a Ebeye resldent to KMR commencing course may attend the first class meetlng. Konlc underwater flash, Sekonic under­ at 1600, Wednesday must present the com­ Registration continues through August 8th. water 11 ght meter, $35; "Green Thl ngs" pleted GA Form 7093-R7 to the Pollce macro 1ens for Nl konos, $30; underwater Station no later than 1600, Monday. 151/3t ALOHA TO BOB AND MADELINE SHARPLES. JOln houslng for Mlno1ta mOVle camera; wet us for a no-host dlnner at the Yokwe Yuk SUltS - men's medlum and women's small­ TIME IS RUNNING SHORT - get your tlckets Club (prlme nb or mahl-mahl). Pre-dinner medlum; seven four-foot shelves and 150-ln­ to the V.F.W. Luau while they last. See cosktails and pupus at resldential One E1ectronlc ProJect Klt. Call 82364. any V.F.W. member or purchase your tlckets quarters. Starts at 6 p.m., Thursday, on Macy's Porch on Saturday morning. August 24th. For reservatlons call Marsha TRAILER 600 PATIO (approved) for sale. ("Battles of Kwajalein and Roi Namur" maga­ at 77435 or Jane at 83474. 149/3t Se111ng rug and shelvings also - available zine wl11 also be aval1able for purchase after August 9th. Call H-82204 or W-99229. on Saturday, August 5). 151/1to RI KONONO TOASTMASTERS CLUB meets Sunday, August 6th ln the Taro Room of the YY Club PATIO PLANT SALE: Afrlcan Vlolets, orchld, WEDNESDAY EARLY BIRDS' BOWLING LEAGUE will at 10:15 a.m. The Club extends a cordlal anthurlum, ca1adlum, phl10dendron, many start August 23 at 1 p.m. All women wlsh­ invitatlon to all island resldents, 18 more. Also hydroponlc garden wlth In­ years and older, who want to JOln ln structlons; garden tools and waterlng can. lng to bowl ln thlS league please contact Alice Watts at 8261~. 151/3t developing communicatlons and leadershlp Sale is Saturday, August 5, from 8 a.m. to skllls. 148/4t 4 p.m. at Tr-933. 150/2t MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP has small and medlum glass balls. Shop Hours are: SNORKELING SKILLS - Speclal Servlces wlll VIBERATING FOOT BATH, $5; ladles' small MON 10:30 - 12:00 be havlng sign-ups for two classes on dlve bootles,$5; fabrlc shower curtaln and TUE 12:15 - 1:15 Monday, August 7th at the Dependants' llner, $5; new 12~ yard roll of yellow and WED 10:30 - 12:00 4:30 - 5:30 Pool. Sign-up and classes wlll be held whlte contact paper, $5. Call Jean at THU 12:15 - 1:15 7:30 - 9:00 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 6:00-7:00 p.m. H-82482 or W-8171O. 150/2t FRI 10:30 - 12:30 Monday through Thursday. You must be able SAT 12:30 - 1:30 to swim two full lengths of the Dependants' PACK-OUT SALE: One air condltloner, 13,000 Pool ln a comfortable manner and be at BTU - one-year-01d, $150 (aval1able August ETAWI CIRCLE - wl11 meet on Tuesday, August least ten years old. Please be on time 14). Selllng wooden patlo, $150 (or best 8, 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Pat Blair's, 213-A. and prepared to swim. We wlll be dlSCUSS­ offer). Child's loft wlth shelves $35 (or This lS a workshop to make shell candles - ing necessary items and class schedules. best offer). and G.E. lron, $3. See at for the Holiday Falr. If anyone would like 482-C or call 82274. 150/2t to donate small cheese glasses or shells of HOURGLASS DELIVERY - If you have not re­ any quality, we would appreciate It. Call celved your HourGlass by 5:30 p.m., call PATIO SALE: Monday and Tuesday, August 82447 or leave at 407-A or 213-A. Guests 83539 and one will be delivered to your 7th and Lth from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 428-B. are most welcome. 151/3t quarters a few mlnutes after 6 p.m. Flna1 sale on all plants, clothes, snorkel­ lng equlpment and household odds and ends. r EMON LODGE NO. 179 F & AM will hold a KMR DIVE BOAT - The dlveboat thlS Sunday, speclal communlcation on Monday evenlng, August 6 will be headed for Lone Palm. LADIES NEW FOOTWEAR: brown sandals wlth August 7. All Master Masons are invlted Dlve Masters will be Al Whltcomb and Elnar belge raffla trlm. foam soles, Slze 8 M, to attend. Bus serVlce will be provlded Lorentzen. The boat wl11 depart the Marlna $6; whlte sneakers, 7 M, $6; whlte sandals, at the usual stops and time. Please con­ at 8:30 a.m. and return at 4:30 p.m. Slgn­ 8 M, $6; whlte wood wlndow box wlth tact the lodge sectetary, Ken Holt at 83315 ups and cancellation maybe made by call1ng succulents, 10 x 10 x 30, $3; "My Double" for further lnformation. 151/2t Glorla Pearson at 82791 hefore 10 p.m. dress form, see Wards SIS catalog, 1978, Those signed up should be at the Tank page 283, $42.99 now $25.00; Nhlte wooden DUPLICATE BRIDGE lS played at the Community House before 8 a.m. Sunday. Standby~ wlll bench wlth arms and back, ldeal for chllds Center every Wednesday evenlng at 7:30 p.m. be taken after that tlme. 150/2t room or patlO, 6 feet long, $6. Call and every Sunday evenlng at 7 p.m. 83588 after 10 a.m. 150/2t THE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE of WANT TO LEARN HOW TO SWIM? Speclal Services the Yokwe Yuk Women's Club will meet ln LOST wlll be havlng a sign-up for beginning the home of Jan Baldon, Tr-555 on Monday, CARRYING BAG - Did your Chlld come home sWlmming classes on Monday, August 7th August 7th at 9 a.m. Visitors are most from Summer Fun on Tuesday wlth an extra between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. at the Dependants' welcome. 150/3t one? Ours is mlssing. It lS clear plastlc Pool. You must be at least 12 years old. wlth yellow flowers and yellow handles. Con­ Classes will run from 8:3n to 9:30 a.m. STP WOMEN's HANDICAP BOWLING LEAGUE wlll talned girl's change of clothlng and towel. Mondays through Thursdays for four weeks. begln Tuesday, August 22 at 1 p.m. Old Please call 82209 or leave at Tr-632. 150/3 Hope to see you there. 149!3t members, new members and subs are welcome. Call Del Cardlllo at 82812 to slgn up. LEFTOVER'S BOWLING PARTY wlll be held on WANTED Saturday, August 5th at Emon Beach SCHOOL REGISTRATION - New famllles on PIANO TEACHER for nlne-year-old beglnner. Pavi110n startlng at 6 p.m. All Leftovers KwaJalein with chlldren of school age are Call 83431 or 83400. 151/3t regular bowlers with family and sub­ asked to call 83601 durlng duty hours for stltutes are invlted. Guest invitatlon is school reglstration lnformatlon. School AIR CONDITIONER - Call 82797. 151/3t $5. 150/2t starts August 16. ISO/Ito