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EXPENSIVE PRICE TAG: Restoring air conditioning to public works officer. In addition, the borrowed tur- those housing units affected under Phase I was expen- bine engine consumes more JP5 fuel (a total of 250 sive, especially since the power crisis should be over gallons consumed an hour) than a diesel engine. And in another two weeks to a month. It cost $51,000 just when it comes time to return the turbine, slated to be to fly the C5-A Galaxie, shown at NAS as the turbine gen- back in San Diego by the end of July, that too will be erator was being unloaded from it early Tuesday, to expensive, even though it probably will be sent as far Gitmo from North Island, said Cdr. J.W. Cook, assistant as Norfolk by ship. (Photo by PHAN Ellman) Carries expensive price tog Power to the people

By J02 Steve Vieregg and even help from the Air Force. using," said Cdr. J.W. Cook, assist- The story goes like this: ant public works officer. According- Base residents, sweltering since Prior to last Saturday, the base ly, Phase I, which shuts off all ma- last Saturday when Phase I of the was using a daily load of about jor large air conditioners on base, power load shedding plan went into 17,500 kilowatts. There was no went into effect. This, Cdr. Cook effect, were able to turn on their electrical problem since the gener- estimated, drops the power load by air conditioners again yesterday ators in operating condition were about 1,000 kilowatts daily. afternoon. producing roughly 18,400 kilowatts Thus, the situation was back in But the story of "power to the of power daily. hand until another 2,000 diesel gen- people" went far beyond those per- erator showed symptoms of developing sons living here on "the rock." To However, on Saturday morning one the same problem which had shut down restore normal electrical power to of the 2,J00 kilowatt diesel gener- .the first 2,000 kilowatt generator. the base, an emergency generator had ators had a failure in the gear Had this second generator gone out, to be found and flown to Gitmo. box. "This automatically put us in the base would have been forced into This involved coordination of per- a situation where we could not use Phase II of the load shedding plan, sonnel from Washington to San Diego as much power as the base had been (See POWER, Page 2) Page 2--LOCAL NEWS Guantanamo Gasette Friday, April 20, 1973 S THE GIANT BIRD: The C5-A Galaxie,

the largest plane in the U.S. air

fleet inventory, on Tuesday be-

came the largest plane ever to

land at Gitmo. Said Cdr. Cook:

"We could have gotten another tur-

bine generator of the same size

inside with a tractor and still had

room left over on both sides."

Phase I until 2:30 p.m. yesterday, when a steam turbine which had been undergoing routine overhaul was put back POWER- from page one on the line three days ahead of schedule through the efforts of the contractors and Public Works personnel, which would have meant all air conditioners being shut who had been working around the clock. Cdr. Cook,in off. particular, cited Warrant Officer Paul Linn and Engine- Seeking help, Public Works Officer Capt. Jack Rickels man First Class Robert Gower, who were in charge. and Rear Admiral Leo B. McCuddin, Naval Base commander, made numerous phone calls and sent several messages to Fortunately, the future looks brighter. the States, Cdr. Cook said. Wheels were set into mo- New gears for the generator which broke down last tion to fly a 2,jOO kilowatt gas turbine, which was be- Saturday were scheduled to arrive yesterday aboard an ing used at Naval Air Station North Island to provide Indian River plane. "Hopefully that generator will be cold iron power to aircraft carriers, to Gitmo. This repaired by Saturday (tomorrow)," Cdr. Cook said. If S was possible since no carriers are presently in port at so, Public Works will take the other 2,000 kilowatt North Island, which is near San Diego. generator off the line and inspect it to see if it is okay or in need of preventive maintenance. A turbine generator is no easy item to transport. Thus, it was necessary, said Cdr. Cook, for.the Air Once this is successfully completed, another steam Force to use one of its C5-A Galaxie planes. This turbine generator will be taken down for its regular plane, the largest in the U.S. air fleet inventory, had overhaul. never landed before at Gitmo. Parts are due to arrive next week for another 1,500 It touched down at 6:45 a.m. Tuesday at Leeward with kilowatt generator. the turbine generator and two civilians from North Island--Charles inebarger, an electrician, and Jerone Meanwhile, three additional 1,500 kilowatt diesel Faucher, a heavy duty automotive mechanic--to help out. generators are on their way to Gitmo by ship--the one from Norfolk is due to arrive in about two weeks and The turbine was brought to Windward on the 8 a.m. two others from the Philippines should be here in ferry and was in operating condition at the Desalini- about two months, Cdr. Cook said. zation Plant by 11 p.m. that night. Thus, if the base can make it for the next 30 days, Base officials, still leery that the second 2,000 the power crisis should be over, he added. In the kilowatt generator might go out and put the power sit- meantime, he said, "If the lights go out, you know it uation back to where it was Saturday, kept the base on will be a safety catch on the turbine generator."

Water status Guantanamo Gazette . cap rO Local Forecast er . b. cddin C Water figures for Thursday:

WATER PRODUCED: 1,652,000 Partly cloudy with scattered showers. Visibility unrestricted. Winds WATER CONSUMED: 1,801,000 N 3-5 knots becoming SE 8-12 knots with gusts to 20 knots during the WATER LOSS: 149,000 afternoon. High today 86. Low n.aa.bdischion0. a t Oe wan. asb pth tonight 72. Bay Conditions 2-3 feet. artsbOe offibm. Ito b ied n dys weatswema -x on.am . . .. .opnioss t.e.n WATER IN STORAGE: 18,947,000 .in . .i.tem.r e .hat. High tide tomorrow morning at 0020. offic s or s refe 1ti Low tide today 1653. LOCAL NEWS--Page 3 riday, April 20, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette riday, April 20, 1973 Guantamamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 3

Awards presented

The meritorious unit commendation, a letter of commendation, and good conduct awards were presented recently to these men by Capt. Zeb Alford, Naval Station commanding officer. Top left is Capt. Alford presenting BU3 Charles Courville with the meritorious unit commendation; top right is Capt. Alford with the receivers of the good conduct award. Left to right are: BM2 2 Terrence Walsh, L0 Arthur Priest Jr., CE2 A. C. Haul- mark Jr., L02 John Vanorman, %T3 Lawrence Toal, and CE2 Theodore Dement. Capt. Alford presents the letter of commendation to PNC John Crown (left) and PCC Michael Dwyer (right)a in right photo.

LOCAL BRIEFS What's happening

TODAY * chiefs WINDJAMMR: St. Elmo's Fire from 7:45 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. The CPO Club is holding a CPO initiation for the newly frocked TOMORROW chief petty officers of the USS GITMO AUTO CLUB will meet at 10 a.m. at Marblehead Hall. 'or more infor- Grand Canyon at 1 p.m. tomorrow at mation, call John Baker, 951030. the CPO Club. All base chiefs are CPO CLUB: Fred from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. invited and there will be a casual COMO CLUB: Benefit at 8:30 p.m. bar. STAFF NCO CLUB: Jacks. *schools SUNDAY GUANTANAMO SELF-IEFENSE CLUB will meet at 2 p.m. at the Child Day Care Cen- William T. Sampson schools will ter. For more information, call 97110 AWH. close at their regularly scheduled times today and will resume Monday, MONDAY April 30 at their normal hours. The ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet at 8:30 p.m. in the Hospital classroom. 7or same is true of the Base Nursery. more information, call 7493 DWH, or 97191 AWH. In yesterday's Gazette it was mis- JIL PAINTING WORKSHOP will. be held at 9 a.m. at the Arts and Crafts building takenly printed that the schools on McCalla Hill. For more information, call Harriet Hastings, 85627. would reopen this Monday. BINGO will be held at 8 p.m. at Morin Center. Page 4--FEATUR Cuantanamo Gazette Friday, April 20. 1973 Friday, April 20, 1973 Guantanamo Gasette FEAMUE--Page 5

Where they learn skills through experience Students flock to work program By Sandra Bernstein has set up a program of half-day school and half-day get an enty-level positioninacareerfthi hoice after high school. Seniors at William T. Sampson High School are learn- -h-jb h puts the student in work sit- right Hi WB1BBH . BHHBBB Hgh S~HH1 H uations allHH H over t hebaseB. You caB find them in the ini thatali p a na sd Howorkmakes ~ H Jack unemployable. peHchatgttheD ut oP roessingnOffice, th ehip1 ngpi So they're joining up "en mass" itheiiiCooHerativeB wahy havB ihmaoppoun t fB dto ick thetraing othed Department, Horks, i i Hui Ro, ImperiiPackingB, waHtfrom Work ~ub1B ~ he manH~fyposiions oHffered by tiivi ouHsHBde- Experience Program offered at the high school this and the Dental Clinic, working at everything year. from clerk- apartments on base, and are hired through CCPO's Student typist to assistant ship rigger. Employment Progra MorB thaB halff under the title of "working aid." ihiegraduating seniors will have a The seniors get paid three ways in their on-the-job CCPO works closely ith the various commands to help eer fsolidlpat-imeroab nigtunderutheir belts epreces-i ages, ieschool credits and (most im- wheB ihiy go looingi for H positiHn thisJHne. portant) i trinui. prvidciling poit nn eussn aryor atharhiringof Thy caBBusB tie teihnical skills iiheiudents. MHsH studientsiin hi program Bre paid; Bhey learB in thi irBlyeaH in school to git a part- howBver, that': noi a riquuiemBt i r H in BBingiefpB- Working with the military coHmunity, the high school time eoby ar s i uortt selve throu ihr coll oegi o H rit weveOnhgir nwrkingwthoui e thi irthgaied valuable training as a dental assistant, worth much more to her than money in the long run. More and more students are looking to the "apprentice- ui" proram if working exper iBnce hiH sima if find- Above, recording inigioutiwhat they iBally want to diwitht heit ivesgi.lay-a-ways kept Jan Baggett hopping Aiiriw ukin i Haituaioni f n a y ar, phey pettyduringft sChi itmaserus ha Tuytaid. BelieEddie 'V ow wetlknow uiiihei iii"theirithiig." onhefiid ectrhoiBcsfuaiuervisor.mkBsSpeiaizeB~d BBarning on-the-jo training is often unavailable at the high school be- b ecricseasBierB. se of limitations of funds, pace, and personnel.

He experience of working with adults in a demanding job situation also introduces them to the world of work where people must get along with each other to get things done. The development of human relations inter- tni ihperhas aonef e bhmost valuable skills they i gin BBinheiriyiar on iii job. he cooperative work experience coordinator at the s chool acts as liaison between the students and the job superyisorsoeobs eeand evalu seprogrsh hndtothelp otwhents cano i strin. STh fhardethe be ,hghs finding ifeoih vaieti ni piti c BBvi en ib ubi tii ffis hops.udents H hoici nearBsi ii tirireal ch Bicoropat.Tie mense tpi tiBg all ihideithe al hb bedHgini train in dBHoBBBe rpitionp dfavhih iiohden.tInusoi. HS, fe, ethibaihai os thesded tihuiaitioaiy.e Baprion ephisyp 0Bve perlu-

ae uemoploabile bet-u te lack Balnedeidd bsihl. fis i stifudwhied Hiditeid jb twe tidcpr tfrar- ably wihibeginniigtrinetiniBproductiityHidco ceee toteahihascholradute in cectheonitead States prati. SImsonecasi, ihi Schuimth ofoetdent even s ~ urps ht Hf tiiireiulary-emplouyedworkBrs. k Ei nef rogrdui sholandybBB cmundth togethr- Leann ttiBenpthioinmiotmra tssththe ovf rradion. 'J, According ito ecniiisiitis, appoimiately40per ceBtuof the highischoogrd~utesin thBUnitedStaies H, .' - ~ -are unemploya~fblebecauseHhey lack needed job skills -C'"" ~ A in schooB and whaBti needed on h o. B~fiui H, AthiBl~iamT. SampsoB HighiShB ou h e CoiB operative knExidinceButgramBHB(schi Learinug ad muniBytogeher ii iandBB haff quipmnis i neBBof Ahoiny MHBBB1BH Jr. 's m ist iportantitski at hieBiBhitp Bipai Dt i dig thaid t gduibti inisiiooiuand cifeHH, hn Page 6--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanamo Cazette Friday, A.pril 20, 1973 All new Channel 8

Week of Apr. 23-29. 5:30 Medix: "How Do You Hear." German hands by an anti- An enlightening program Nazi baroness who likes Noon Mission Impossible devoted to better under- him enough to protect him 1:00 Laredo standing of hearing, long after the hostilities 2:00 Arnie hearing deficiencies, and cease. 2:30 Ghost & Mrs. Muir what is being done to al- 10:00 News in Review 3:00 Movie: "Cavalry Command" leviate aural problems. 10:10 Movie: "babe Ruth Story.' 4:30 Arnie: "Et tu, Arnie". 6:00 Panorama William Bendix portrays How not to make points 6:30 Let's Talk to Navy Wives baseball great Babe Ruth's with the boss! Arnie has 7:00 Gunsmoke: "The Still." biography. been selected by a trade In this wacky comedy, the magazine as "Executive-of- little gal from the hills, T Noon Bold Ones the-Aonth' When the pretty .1erry Florene, is trying H 1:00 Something Else writer comes to the plant to make a good impression U 1:j0 Gunsmoke to do the story, Mr. Majors as a temporary school- R 2:30 Movie: "ijabe Ruth Story." thinks he's the subject teacher to become perma- S 4:30 Room 222: "They Love Me, 5:00 Turned On Crisis: A very nent-like. D They Love Me Not." Dis- exciting rap session that 8:00 Bold Ones: "Crises." A heartened by lack of in' covers many popular sub- Doctor Herbert Lanier Y terest in her students, jects such as love, hate, gives the Craig Institute teacher Alice Johnson en- narcotics, society, a a violent shaking when he lists in a ghetto teaching quiet revolution and a vio- decides to go ahead with project. lent revolution. an unproved, experimental 5:00 Wild Kingdom: "Queen of 6:00 Panorama surgical technique on a the Everglades." The 6:30 Judd for the Defense: "The dying heart patient. wildlife of the Everglades Deep End". A charter boat 9:00 Peggy Fleming: Jean- is the study this week captain is accused of mur- Claude Killy joins Peggy with special emphasis on dering four people and in "Peggy Fleming at Sun the "Queen',' the alligator. sinking his own boat while Valley." 5:30 Camera Three: "The Illus- on a cruise. 10:00 News in Review trated Hitchcock." Part I 7:30 Flip,Wilson: Guests; Frank 10:10 Tonight Show: Guests; of Hitchcock's interview Gorshin, Joan Rivers. Reiko, Jack Douglas, Con- with Pia Lindstrom, Ingrid 6:30 Cannon: "Blood on the Wine." nie Francis, Irvin Still- Bergman's daughter. A nan who owns a vineyard man. 6:00 Panorama producing quality wines, a 6:30 Let's Talk to Navy Wives man with a sense of tradi- W Noon Wyatt Earp 7:00 Mod Squad: "Ride the Man tion, ind a man who be- E 12:30 Combat Down." While trying to lieves he has no enemies D 1:30 Peggy Fleming Special help a young girl in trouble, in life suddenly finds his N 2:30 Bridget Loves Bernie Pete becomes the chief sus- life in jeopardy. E 3:00 Untouchables nect in a homicide. 9:30 avid Frost Review: Guest; S 4:00 The Third Man 8:00 Perry Mason Charles Nelson Reilly. D 4:30 Something Else: John ):00 Ghost Story: "The Concrete 10:00 "ews in Review A Byner is host for Frigid Captain." A wedding an- 10:10 Monday Night Sports Y Pink, Phil Ochs, Roberta niversary is chilled by Flack and Norman Green- a beckoning from the grave. Noon Laramie baum. 10:00 News in Review 1:0 Judd for the Defense 5:00 George Plimpton: "Ian on 10:10 Movie: "Notorious Land- 2:00 Cannon the Flying Trapeze." lady." A London based 3:00 Movie; "Police Dog." George learns how to "fly" State Department official 4:30 Wyatt Earp: "The Man Who with the Flying Apollos. rents a room in the home Lied." The entire town 6:00 Panorama of a beautiful, mysterious goes into an uproar when 6:30 Star Trek: "The Empath." woman suspected of having a gunamn, Buff Yancey, ar- Captain Kirk, 'r. Spock, murdered her husband. rives boasting he out- and Dr. McCoy are guinea drew Wyatt Earp. pigs in a bizarre experi- F Noon Mod Squad 5:00 Bridget Loves Bernie: "A ment conducted by aliens R 1:00 Room 222 Funny Thing Happened." The of pure intellect. I 1:30 Star Trek Steinbergs win a trip to 7:30 Sonny & Cher: Guests; D 2:30 Movie: ":otorious Landlady." Rome and an audience with Robert Goulet and the A 4:30 Alternatives "Racism and the Pope, which is a ter- Temptations. Y Drugs." Alternatives shows rible blow to the Fitz- 8:30 Movie: "Wake Me When the how honest communication geralds. In order to ma- War is Over." A bumbling and mutual understanding neuver a switch, Fitzger- U.S. Army lieutenant in can contribute to the ald burs. tickets to Is- the closing days of World solutions of some of the rael. War II is rescued from problems facing our society. (See t;HANNEL 8, Page 7) Friday, April 20, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7 * CHANNEL 8- from page six cidile first emerge into a 10:30 News Brief 5:00 Local Special world they will inherit. 10:,5 Movie: ""illinger." 6:00 Panorama All in the Family 7:10 This is a true story of 6:30 Carol Burnett: guest : "Sergeant Mikel 7:30 Ironside: one of the most wanted ,earl Bailey. dog, found at the A police men in American gangland 7:30 Owen Marshall: "The Forest scene of an attractive and the Trees." Owen Mar- history--noted public spinster's murder, pro- enemy no. 1--John Dil- shall and Jess Brandon vides a puzzling clue for linger. defend Jan Herron, w,,ife Chief Ironside--the ani- of a biology instructor, .al is apparently the only charged with set- who is witness to the killing. -SPORTS SHORTS- ting fire to the univer- .:30 Laramie: "Three Rode sity laboratory. West." % lone stranger "Chi- 8:00 Mission Impossible: helps Slim save the com- ;uahua." "eatured are pany payroll. rare coins, rare stamps, Wee umpires 9:30 Bob Newhart: 3ob is Pee and'a rare dog that's beginning to have prob- trained to retrieveby lems with his secretary. 'anted: Little and Pee Wee League means of ultrasounda 10:00 News Brief containing the umpires. microdot 10:05 Soul: guests; Shirley Requirements: Enjoy kids, like names of Pan-American Ceaser, The Main Ingre- baseball, dislike parents, have thick narcotics undercover dient, and Mrs. :(ap from H. skin. agents on microfilm Brown. hiding place in a its 11:00 Movie: "D-Day--The Sixt? Experience: :one; just have a de- drug deal- Latin-American of June." % British sire to be yelled at by irate players; collection. er's stamp Colonel and an American !'ll teach you the rules of Little Is Your Life: Guest; 9:'0 This Captain stand together and Pee Wee League baseball. Pearl Bailey. as their landing craft Contact Gene Placke, 85527 during Review 10:jO News in moves swiftly toward working hours, or 7739 after working Greatest Fights 10:10 Normandy beach and an hours. Clinics for new and experi- 10:20 Boxing assault on the Germans. enced umpires will be 7 p.m. Monday :uests; Tony 11:50 Dick Cavett: and Thursday at Caravella Point 10-B Perkins, Don Alan, Bar- S 10:0 Amazing Grace starting Monday. bara McNair, and Peter U 10:30 Music & Spoken Word Bridges. N l1:jO Christophers & Sacred D Heart. Tennis play begins 5 9:30 Sesame Street: !ert sneezes A 11:30 Insight A so hard, ;e loses his nose! Y 12:00 To Be Announced JACKSONVILLE, 'LA. (UPI)--The T His good friend Ernie helps; 4:30 CBS Tennis Classic $25,000 Jacksonville Invitation U him retrieve it but puts it 5:U0 Ghost & Mrs. !uir: Tennis Tournament got off to a for- R in the wrong place. "Strictly Relative." A .ial start Wednesday with victories 10:30 Dusty's Traehouse: A piggy D visit by Carolyn's city- Court, Billy Jean King, bank can be made from an by Margaret A bred in-laws provide a and Rosemary Casals. empty salt carton. Kerry Melville Y wealth of laughs as they Those are the top four seeded players 11:00 To Be Announced try to adapt to the sea- in the tournament, which is part of 2:30 Gitmo Get Together with shore mode of life at Slims Women's tour. host Hank Stence. the Virginia Gull Cottage. 3:30 Roller Derby 5:30 Buck Owens Top seeded Margaret Court of Aus- 4:30 Wide World of Sports: Ski- 6:00 News Brief tralia, winner of nine of the last flying, boxing, and an up- Adam 12: ",eason to Run." she has entered, dis- date of little Olga Kor- 6:05 11 tournaments Crime is moving swiftly of Brenda Kirk, 6-4, 6-4. but of Olympic fame is posed ahead, but officers Mal- King, seeded no. 2 and the coverage of this week. Billy Jean loy and Reed are not far returning to action after a four- 5:30 Outdoor Sportsman: Lost behind. layoff due to pulled abdominal Jim Conway journeys to a week 6:30 Bonanza: "The Stalker." downed Ceci Martinez, 6-2, remote fishing spot, 300 muscles, Candy kills a man while miles up the coast from 6-7, 6-4. preventing a bank rob- Vancouver, Canada, called bery. Kerry Melville, no. 3, Rivers Inlet, oritish Co- Australia's Dean Martin: Guests; a stubborn Kristien Hemmer, lumbia. 7:30 overcame dennis Hopper, Charley 6:00 News Brief 6-3, 6-3. Pride, Charles Nelson day',; only upset came when 6:05 Mary Tyler Moore: se- The Leonard Barr. Florida's Kathy Kendall ousted cause he is lonely while Reilly and "Yahoo." Mar- Kerry Harris of Aus- his wife is out of town, d:30 Laredo: seventh-seeded tin Milner stars as a tralia, 6-3, 7-6, taking the set on Lou Grant takes Mary and volunteer officer on the a tie breaker. to a movie where Rhoda Texas Rangers who has big they run into Lou's son- olans for revolutionizing other tennis rames, defendirp In-law with a young lady In law enforcement. champion Ken Rosewald got the game not Lou's daughter. Success Story: Lee Gir- in the second round over Ismail El 6:30 Untamed World: he marvels 4:30 oux host for panelists of Egypt 6-7, 6-0 and 6-1 at of birth are depicted as Shafei Otis Healey and Reid the $50,000 NCNB Tennis Classic. a gazelle, zebra and cro- Dennis. Page 8--3ERLINE Guantanamo Casette Friday, April 20, 1973

BEELINE He is risen! 95-1247 By Chaplain Richard F. Hannivan beeline editor The sound of running men once woke the world to the most glorious morning of its life. When the sun still hesitated on matutinal stairs a few apostles were stirring up the dust along a country road. They were running away from fear, sorrow, and despair. And a glance into an empty tomb for sale filled their hearts with a joy that woulc keep them running for the 1959 Evinrude 450 outboard rest of their lives. motor, have invoice, purchased $265 that man considered as the end of all things was destined worth of parts and $40 to have block The grave beginning. The tomb that had folded the dead with cold bored, needs $34 worth of parts to to mean a that held the promise of a new life. completely rebuild engine, $400. stone arms became a cradle of Good Friday became the victory of Easter Sunday. The Call 951256 AWH, or 64215 DWH. The defeat doorway of death that closed upon darkness had opened unon the bright- Eight by 16 foot barrel boat with ness of eternal life. extras, best offer over $300. Call turned and ran--with a new longing for 96273 AT. irom that grave the apostles life--with a new love for death. And all the world ran with them. They brought the news that the center of the universe, the axis of Vivitar Auto T-4 28 m.m. F28 lens, was a grave. Life had come again from a cave in the side V/D photo and case, adaptor for creation, Canon FTB camera, $70. See Steve, of a hill. Gold Hill, room M-205. Let's run away. Let's run away now before despair makes our bitter- blinds us, before sorrow buries us. Let's 1973 175 c.c. Kawasaki. See at Lee- ness eternal, before fear look into that grave where the door to life ward Point Base Police. run away to take another stands open. There, where the morning sun has stirred the shad- German hand-cut crystal service Lor There is peace. we find the shroud of death. death died. Fear slunk eight, never used, $150; Turkish ows into motion rejoiced. For Christ has risen. And walked away. beige carpet with white fringe, away. Sorrow $250; antique wall clock over 100 Let's run after Him. Touch the hem of His garments. Put our fingers years old, $150; two Early American His side. table lamps like new. Call 98211 into He shall come miraculously through the locked doors of AWH. And' then our hearts and speak to us, "Peace be to you." Three family rumage sale from 10 a.m. to you. No matter how dark become the numbered days of to 4 p.m. at 1227-B 1st Street, Vg11- peace be No matter how heavy becomes that amar, tomorrow. Items include two your life, you can find peace. bourne for so long, you can have peace. No matter how 13,000 BTU air conditioners; double cross you have violent the chaos among violent men, you can have peace. bed; three night stands; nine pieces learn to run. Run away to Christ. of assorted luggage; braided oval But you must rug; rug shampoo with attachments (almost new); tape recorder; miscel- laneous household goods; assorted women'smen's and children's cloth- wanted obtained by calling Mrs. Pola, ing, including girl's size 12 hooded Radiator for 1965 Comet. Call 95359 DWH, or 90192-AWH, next week. winter coat, little girl's Easter 96284 AT. Applicants are requested to submit coat and dresses; games; puzzles. applications promptly to ensure Call 951038 for more information. Interested E-7 and E-9 personnel for consideration by Nursery School duty manager for CPO Mess; cocktail Board of Governors. giveaway waitress for CPO Mess. Call 951114 or 95511 for interview. Reliable babysitter for two small Three-month-old female puppy, will children, part time in my home or arrange for rabies shots if given Centralized Club Accounting Office theirs. Call 951161 AT. good home. Call 96176 AT. has opening for DS-3 accounts maintenance clerk effective May 7. ore- services Box spring mattress, size between vious bookkeeping experience neces- single and double. Call 95177 AT. sary. Call Jack Altherr, 85415 or Cakes for all occasions, baked and 85113 DWH for more information. decorated. Call 90139 AT. found 0 Nursery School is seeking applicants Would like to care for one child Brown zippered key case with car for teacher's positions for school three years or older in my home. keys. Call 98104 AWH. year 1973-1974; applications may be Call 96176 AT,