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According to University of GAZETTE Georgia study, if everyone in the U.S. washed in warm Guantanamo Bay, Cuba or cold water, the national fuel savings would equal about 100,000 barrels of oil a day. That's 22 per- Volume 36 Number 174 Friday, September 11, 1981 cent of the total demand for oil used in residential heating. Cabinet told to make economic sacrifices ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART?

WASHINGTON (UPI)--President Reagan no agency, including the Pentagon, find about $37 billion in addition- gave his cabinet a battle-of-the- will escape a reduction of less than al budget cuts for Reagan to meet budget halftime peptalk yesterday, $500 million a year. Line-by-line its projected budget deficit of describing the sacrifices their de- limits will come later. $42.5 billion for fiscal 1982. partments must make to revive the The White House quoted Reagan as The White House called the report national economy. exhorting his cabinet to, "Ask our- an honest forecasting difference, Budget Director David Stockman selves if we do nothing, where does but that the Reagan administration CHICAGO (AP)--Roman Catholic offi- outlined the game plan with rough all of this end? If no one does it, feels the president's tax cuts will cials in Chicago have issued blanket allocation estimates for fiscal what happens to the country?" stimulate the economy more than con- denials of any wrong-doing by Card- years 1983 and '84. He said no de- Meanwhile, a new Congressional gressional budget experts realize. inal John Cody, head of the biggest partment will be asked to cut more Budget Office forecast released yes- The Congressional Budget Office Archdiocese in America. A federal than $4 billion in 1983 or '84--and terday showed Congress will have to also predicted interest rates, cur- grand jury is investigating whether rently running at 20 percent will Cody used church funds to buy a wom- drop to an average of 12.4 percent an friend a vacation home. and other next year, compared to the adminis- gifts. Israel-U.S. team militarily tration'B, projection of 10.5 percent. But House Speaker Thomas O'Neill WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Defense De- WASHINGTON (UPI)--After two days area. says it's up to Reagan to make the partment notified Congress yesterday talks with President Reagan, Is- Before leaving Washington, Begin first move toward bringing the rates that it plans to sell the Saudis an- raeli Prime Minister Begin said also said the new agreement didn't down, that legislation is not the other $2.7 billion worth of military yesterday the two leaders have dampen his opposition to U.S. arms route to go. equipment and services. The House agreed on closer military coopera- sales to Saudi Arabia. Begin says Chairman Fernand St. Germain of the and Senate have the power to veto tion to meet the threat of Soviet he still views the deal, which in- House Banking Committee says Reagan this sale as well as the AWACS deal. aggression in the Middle East. cludes the sale of five "AWACS" already has broad powers to regulate Begin described the new military radar planes, as dangerous. credit and interest rates. EL SALVADOR (UPI)--A Roman Catholic relationship as "strategic co-op- aid society in El Salvador says more eration" against what he called than 10,000 people have been killed the "forces of totalitarianism and in Salvadoran political violence egression." Solidarity wants free ballot during the first eight months of Secretary of State Haig said U.S. this year. The society said 24,000 KONIN, Poland (UPI)--Poland's Solid- and Israeli defense officials will Delegates approved a resolution have died in the last 18 months. focus the cooperation on three arity Union posed clear challenges calling for free elections in Po- to the country's ruling Communists land with candidates not limited to areas. MIAMI (AP) Airline fares are coming One would be prestocking materials yesterday, while apparently unrelat- those picked by the official parties. ed rioting broke out in the central down, as major carriers fight to such as medical supplies in Israel The Warsaw branch of the Communist city of Konin. make their fares the lowest. Eastern for a U.S. Middle East rapid deploy- Party immediately blasted Solidarity, saying it's clear the union is dev- Airlines has countered last week's ment force. fare cut by Pan Am, by matching the After already passing resolutions eloping into a counter-revoluntary, Another would be joint military cost of a ticket from New York to be asking for free trade movements in socio-political movement. exercises, and the third would southern Florida. But Eastern went other Eastern Bloc nations, Solid- In Konin, a small manufacturing formation of a joint U.S.-Israeli a step further--and undercut Pan Am's arity's National Congress iced the city, 1,000 rioters burned cars and planning group focusing on the fare from New York to California. strategic external threat to the cake yesterday. attacked police with rocks and fire- bombs last night before being broken So far, the lowest fare in the East up. Coast market is Air Florida's $69 The official PAP news agency said ticket from New York to Miami. Dog Pound is quarantined the disturbances were triggered by street fights between local youths ST. LOUIS (UPI)--Police really being done to develop a vaccine and gypsies that started the rioting. didn't have much trouble arresting The Dog Pound has been quaran- for parvovirus. PAP said special police and army a bank robbery suspect in SL. Louis. tined for approximately 30 days appearing in 1978, units dispersed the rioters with He was the guy in the bank parking due to an outbreak of parvovirus Initially parvovirus had spread through most force but not with arms. There were lot, trying to get his car started. infection. America by the summer of Officers arrested 26 year old Parvovirus is a viral infection of North no reports of injuries. 1980. "How we (Cuba) have escaped Meanwhile, according to Scandinav- Michael Martin of Memphis, Tennessee that primarily affects very young it this long, I don't know," said ian intelligence reports, 60 to 80 and charged him with bank robbery. or very old dogs, according to Jones. Soviet ships in the Baltic Sea are Police say Martin's car ran out Army Capt. Michael Jones, base placed on the moving south along the Soviet coast- of gas. They arrested him as he veterinarian. Much like the flu The quarantine will be lifted in ap- line. Officials predict the fleet carried a can of gasoline back to in humans, parvovirus causes severe Dog Pound 30 days, according to will land this weekend and begin his car to try to get is started. vomiting and diarrhea and sometimes proximately there are no further naval exercises just 15 miles north A second suspect escaped with an death. Jones, if outbreaks of the infection. of Poland. undisclosed amount of money. Treatment includes fluid and salt replacement, medication to control diarrhea and vomiting and administering antibiotics. Critic reviews: A must see comedy in 3 acts The virus is transmitted through contact with infected dogs or The, only ingredient the GTMO Lit- witting benefactor of the group. The part of Arthur Kenny, a pro- their feces. It can also be car- tle Theater's presentation "Out of Earl Lester provides the right ducer who is the object of our six ried on contaminated cages and the Frying Pan" needs to cause the amount of snobbery and bluster to actor aspirants, is convincingly shoes. The most effective disin- Cuban sentries to send reports to the part. His daughter, Dottie (Kim and energetically played by J.J. fectant for cleaning kennels and Havana of uproarious laughter eman- Johnson), lends continual comic Smith. exercise areas is Clorox diluted ating from the Elementary School distraction as the "Krissie" of the The dynamic duo of the play, pro- " in water. Amphitheater is the presence of an set, while her suspicious friend viding just enough sla and consid- There are similarities between audience. (Ann Olive) is the fly in the oint- erable stick, are oolicepersons parvovirus and a virus that af- Come. Come out Friday, Saturday ment who lends her body as a target Mary Reding and Mike Hall. fects cats. Although the vaccine or Sunday night at 8 p.m. and treat for the rancorous wit of the other Gretchen and Ace, Fucio and Riv- developed for the feline virus yourself to a thoroughly delightful apartment dwellers. iere respectively, have successful- provides a measure of protection evening of comedy. ly combined the talents of every for dogs, it is not a long-term Here is an opportunity to open up The cynic of the group, Kate segment of our community to bring solution. Extensive research is and laugh with home-grown talent--- (Eileen Knoff), provides the stabil- a little bit--and make it a "good" your neighbors and co-workers who ity to the stage just as the third bit--of bright lights to our Base. have put forth slot of good effort' girl, Marge (Sandy Walls), combines Sterling support behind the stage Photos of pre-schoolers to entertain you. with Tony (Alan Kelley) to provide is provided by the Tidbells, Ron The play is a variant of TV's warmth and purpose. and Bev, with lighting and make-up; "Three's Company" X 2 as young as- sounds (many and varied) by Howard possessing Not in Nursery School piring actors attempt to break into Lazy, good-natured and Haines and Roxanne Parker; prop Broadway. some of the best show stopper lines work proving that "good enough for Financially pinched, three girls is George (Robert Bonesteel). GTMO" does not apply to Little Will be taken Sept. 14 (in one bedroom) and three guys (in Theater is provided by Denise Pen- a separate bedroom) bamboozle land- The thrust of the activities ton and Sharon Ponzer; making the The school photographer is sche- lord, parent, friend, playwrite and throughout the set is maintained by entire production truly theater is duled to take pictures of any pre- two of New York's finest into achiev- the mother hen of the apartment, the working of prompter Ginger Hill- schooler not in Nursery School on ing their goal. Norman (Robert Valentine). yer. And, always lurking-pushing- the evening of Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. All activity takes place in the encouraging-supporting. there is the at the Base Nursery SchGol. (almost) living room which renders Claudia Glover, who plays Cookie Johnson. Any interested parents are in- meaningless the censorship of the part of the landlady, has the tim- of vited to take advantage of such Bostonian critic who turns out to ing and scene-stealing ability services. be the father of the ingenue and un- a oro. --Colonel George D. Navadel Page 22 The Daily Gazette Friday, September 11, 1981 Special Announcements Exchange Notes THLE SCHOOII PHOTCRAPHER IS SCHED- uled to t e pictures of any pre- TOYLAND HAS OPENED! SANTA'S ELVES * have been busy as ever getting all schooler not in Nursery School on community Scot. 14 at 7 p.m. at the Base sorts of toys ready for the boys and girls of GTMO Bay. Parents Nursery School. Any interested remember our convenient Layaway parents may avail themselves of policy and start said services. fullfilling all your children's dreams! Open 9 a.m. THE BASE LIBRARY HAS DESIGNATED bulletin board till 9 p.m. every day of the week. parking areas at this time. Please watch for them or you will be Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette THE NEX DRY CLEANING PLANT IS BACK ticketed. office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried in operation and accepting dry to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin cleaning on a regular basis. RED CROSS CPR COURSE on Saturday, Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the August 19th, at the Red Cross build- previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- "BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL." ing from 8 to 4 p.m. Instructor ments will be accepted any time. Announcements Stop by the Marine Corps Barber/ will be Bill Murphy from PSD. To will be published at least once a week at the dis- Beauty Shop and purchase a pro- register call the Red Cross office cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities fessional curling iron with teflon 8676/95434. that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex coating at a super price. and color or national origin will not be accepted. Ask Carol for helpful hints on how right to ed- DUE TO MECHANICAL DIFFICULTIES AND The Public Affairs Staff reserves the to use your curling iron. Call cleaning of the pool, the Wind- it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- Carol at 95367. jammer Pool will be closed until ing hours, DWH-during working hours). further notice. TIRED OF THE SAME HAIRDO? The Marine Corps Beauty Shop has PRACTICE FOR THE W.T. SAMPSON CAIMAN just received a large shipment of Swimteam will begin Tuesday, Sept. new (Replenish) Thermo Conditioning 15 at the Marine Site Pool from Educational Notes waves with Panthenol and Protein. 4:30 to 6:30. All those past and STATISTICS! WHO NEEDS IT?? IF SEPTEMBERR 1981 NAVY-WIDE ADVANCEMENT A high quality perm for a modest present who are interested but have you are working or studying in the examination schedule. The Septem- price with haircut and style not registered, may do so on the fields of management, government er 1981 Navy-wide advancement exam- included. 15th at the pool. planning, economics, health care, nation will be administered as Call Carol today for an appointment psychology, criminal justice, or follows: Petty Officer Third Class, at 95367. ENLISTED DINING FACILITY HISPANIC many science-related areas, you Thursday, Sept. 10; Petty Officer Menu. In recognition of National will need the 3-credit elementary Second Class, Tuesday, Sept. 15; and XEROX COPIES - FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Hispanic Week, your Enlisted Dining statistics course being offered Petty Officer First Class, Thursday, the Marine Corps Exchange offers Facility will present our Interna- by Old Dominion University. There Sept. 17. ALL examinations will be 'Quick Copy Service'. For a no- tional Hispanic Menu on Wednesday, is no prerequisite. Register now administered at the Windjammer Club minal fee you can obtain, Sept. 16, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. All through September 15. Please call and all candidates are requested to 8 1/2" X 11", 8 1/2" X 14" or GTMO residents are invited to attend Mrs. Kelley at 8307/8748 for more check in no later than 0730 on the 14" X 18" copies. This service this Hispanic celebration. Meal informationmorning of their respective examina- is being offered between the costs are as follows: enlisted on tions. Personnel coming from the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the chow pass, free; enlisted on com- ARE YOU INTERESTED. Leeward side should take the 0700 Exchange Warehouse located on rats, $1.50; officers/civilians, .In gaining experience teach- ferry. Transportation will be Sherman Avenue, Bldg. M-613. '$1.90; and children, 11 & under, ing at the college level? provided from the Ferry-landing to $1.15. .In working with small classes the examination site. For more in- The Enlisted Dining Facility of motivated adults? formation, contact the Educational Club Activities Presents .In supplementing your income? Services Office at 8553/8338. International Dinner .In sharing your interest, WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE A PRINT OF "Hispanic" experience, and enthusiasm in your your loved ones the same day you PARENT EFFECTIVENESS TRAINING specialized field with others? A take the picture. The Photo Reflex (PET) course is being offered to Sopa de Mariscos - Fish Chowder, .In providing a service for Club is having an Open House/Demons- parents of children of all ages. Puerto Rico; Pollo Asado - Roast your community? tration on Sept. 20 at 1 p.m. Club Classes will begin Monday, Sept. Whole Chicken, Mexico; Bistek - Thin .In expanding your list of members will demonstrate developing 14 at 7 p.m. A fee of 825 will Sliced Beef with Onions, Panama: qualifications for your profes- color and black & white film. If be collected. For more informa- Arroz Valenciana - Spanish Rice, sional resume? that's not enough, we'll be printing tion or to register for this Spain; Frito Repollo - Fried THEN OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY IS color and black & white too. This course call 95359 or 952248. Cabbage, Brazil; Maize Mejicano- INTERESTED IN YOU.as an demonstration is to show the ease adjunct instructor, 2 evenings of developing and printing, For Mexican Corn, Mexico; Platanos DO YOU NEED EXTRA CREDITS in the per week for one or more 8 week more information call Chuck or Fritos - Fried Bananas, Puerto Rico. Social Science/History field? Navy terms! Please call Mary Kelley Cathy at 96164 AT. Campus may be your answer. We have at 8307 DWH or 952250 AWH for FOR TWO YEARS THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS the following test in stock details. that ALL CLUB MEMBERS OF THE PHOTO REFLEX Clerk, Naval Base Civilian Personnel cover this area: Club are invited to a general Clean- Office has had to give I.O.U.'s to REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN FOR THE Prepared by Title Credits up on Saturday the 12th at 10 a.m. every person that received a 15 ACT-PEP following Old Dominion University Afro-American F This clean-up is for the Open House/ Years in Service Award Pin. Now classes: Elementary Statistics History Demonstration on September 20th. that problem has been solved. Any (Math 130, 3 credits, begins Sept. Dantes SC498 Criminology 3 person that has received a 15 Year ACT-PEP 10); English Composition (Eng. 110, Educational 3 IF YOU ARE TIRED OF SITTING AROUND Certificate may call at NBCPO and 3 credits, begins Sept. 15); and Psychology the house this Saturday, why not receive your pin. We also have Dantes American Politics (Pol. Sci., 3 (BE) SC491 Educational 3 stop by the Club Socializer? There a new supply of 10, 20, 25, 30, credits, begins Sept. 15). The Psychology will be a dance held from 9 p.m. and 35 year pins if you have lost Dantes first 15 fully registered students SC453 Principles 3 until 1 a.m. "Scorpio" will be yours and want the world to know of will fill each class. Please call Economics I spinning the records for your listen- what a good Civil Service Employee Dantes Mary Kelley at 8307/8748 forin- (BE) SC488 Psychology 3 ing pleasure. you are. formation on how to register. of Adjustment Admission will be: $1 for ladies CLEP Social Sciences/ 6 $2 for men THE BASE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE IS CUR- history - General Everyone is cordially invited. rently gathering information for For more information and study the new telephone directory. If Special Services guides, call Mrs. Hoover or Mrs. THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT CLUB WILL residents and private organizations McDermott at 8769. Remember, these SPECIAL SERVICES IS NOW HOLDING hold its first family get together have any changes, contact Mrs. tests are free to active duty registration for gymnastics classes after the summer break on Sunday Brown at 951122 or stop by the Base personnel. for all children between the ages Sept. 13. The Family Day races will Telephone Office during working of eight and 14. The eight-week begin at 1 p.m. The Family Day hours. session will run from Sept. 14 dinner will begin at 5:30 p.m. Mem- through Nov. 5, and all classes bers are asked to bring the follow- Blue ing: THE ANNUAL MIGRATION OF SEA TURTLES will be held in the multi-purpose Caribe to Cuzco Beach to lay their eggs is room of the Elementary School. A - G Dessert in progress. These turtles are a Classes are available Monday through H - N Casserole protected species; therefore, to Thursday evenings, with one after- P - Z Salad Q protect the turtle eggs, Cuzco Beach school class on Tuesday. The fee OZhJ Anyone interested in joining, will be closed until further notice. for once a week classes is $8. please call Jana Thommasen for an Class size is limited. For more application. Her phone number is information call Special Services 95371/96105. Hope to see you all a TBE DAEL at 951160 or Elaine McGrath at ,* there. 97256. THE DEER PARK ZOO MONTHLY MEETING ATTENTION TO ALL LADIES WHO ENJOYED will be held on Saturday, Sept. 12 GAZETTE this summer a few more pounds more at 10 a.m. at the Zoo. The Zoo is than you meant to! Or maybe you located next to the Villamar Pool just found the most enjoyable on Sherman Avenue. All members of Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, strenuous exercise to be lying a- Friday, September 11 the community are invited to attend. round in the sun? Well, if you are Topics of discussion will include Commander, U.S. Naval Base guilty of one of the above, call "Greek Night" the Charity Bazaar, Cake Sale on Special Services today and register Sept. 19, another work Saturday, L.Odr. Rbert S. Pru ha.Pblic Affairs Officer for the Slimnastics/Aerobic Dance and the opening of the Zoo again on Ens. Sharon Poner,.Assistant Public Affairs Officer week-ends and holidays. J1 Ron Rus. . . Editor Classes to be held Monday, Tuesday Steak-a-Bob For further JO3 Patty Alberti. information and Thursday evenings from Sept. 14 Baked Potato or call Cynthia Kennedy at Mrs. Ida Trulillo . .Production Assistant 95568 anytime. through Nov. 5. Classes will be French Fries held in the multi-purpose room of Vegetable ATTN GTMO SWINGERS: THE REGULAR The Daily Caette i s published aordng t the the Elementary School. Fees for Salad Bar rules and regulations for thip and satin ,nspapers Monthly Business Meeting will be autlned An NAVEXOS P-35 and undtheAdi,,,iA the eight-week classes are as fol- Rolls w/butter of the Naval BasePblc Affairs Officer. held Saturday, Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Printed lows: $12 for once a week; $20 for Coffee or Iced Tea five times weekly at go n ta pense on government Semi-annual elections will take equipmet at the Navy Pblications and Printing Senic, twice a week; and $30 for three Branch Office place at this meeting so come out the pinions times a week. Call Special Services that appear herein are ot bec c strued ascofficial and support your club. If you don't orasretlecing the viies of COAVBASE or the De- at 951160 or Elaine McGrath at 97256 $6.50 patmtTS of the Navy. for further information. vote, don't complain! 3 Friday, September 11, 1981 The Daily Gazette Page Friday, SMetme I 91TeDiyGztePg Ijeritage Week September 13-19. 1981 I J

Message to ospital Corpsman Third Class Phil Isa- Hispanic-America dore Valdez, a young Mexican-American, lost his an. 29, 1967, near Da Nang, Vietnam, while caring ounded comrades. He was serving with Company From first Battalion, First Marines. Under heavy fire, 7 ez ran over 75 yards of open terrain to aid a wound- COMNAVFORCAF arine. Enemy fire was constant as he moved the in- Today more than ever before, 1man to safety and rendered medical care. He ex- Navy team is composed of men at d himself once again to enemy fire to care for women from many races and cult Hispanic Americans have made m her wounded mate. There, he placed his body be- significant contributions to o 1 the wounded man and the enemy and sustained nation and to our Navy and will wounds. He was posthumously awarded the Navy tinue to play an important part s. In 1974, seven years after his death, the U.S. Na- U.S. Naval history. Hispanic I >mmissioned the frigate, USS Valdez (FF 1096), age Week, September 13 - 19, p 14J- an opportunity to recognize the ng it in his honor. achievements of Hispanic Americ All commands are encouraged to sponsor appropriate activities keeping with this year's theme. "Hispanic Americans - a Herita Valor." Hispanic Americans serving in U.S. Navy Rear Admiral R. R. Hedges of our common COMNAVFORCARIB Hispanic Americans and the Navy - large areas of presently-owned U.S. men and women are part some of the many who have served: land. Since the Mexican-American War heritage and our culture has been 4any Mexicans have immigrated to the enriched by the diversity of each Area restaurants hc United States. group's contributions of spiritual Edward Hidalgo, Secretary of the beliefs, folklore, arts and social Navy - HM3 Phil Valdez, Navy Cross structure. Special Hispanic me namesake of USS Valdez (FF 1096) - Cuba - most immigrants came to the Capt. Diego E. Hernandez, CO, USS United States after the 1959 commu- Inn John F. Kennedy (CV 67) - CPO John nist revolution. The play goes on Stop Light Villarreal, Distinguished Flying Monday, September 14 Cross (2), Air Medal (6), Purple Central and South America - just Heart, Presidential Unit Citation about every nation and island has contributed citizens to the United Arroz Con Pollo (3) - Adm. David Glasgow Farragut, As per schedule Vegetables "Damn the torpedoes, full speed States. ahead." Battle of Mobile Bay, 1864, Puerto Rico - a commonwealth $2.25 American Civil War. - Adm. Horatio This reporter has it from a associated with the United States, Rivero, USN, (RET), former Vice very reliable source that tickets its people are U.S. citizens. Tuesday, September 15 Chief of Naval Operations; Commander for the performances of the con- in Chief, Allied Forces, Southern troversial play OUT OF THE FRYING Picadillo a la Criolla Europe; Ambassador to Spain. Spain - when English settlements PAN are continuing to be sold and Steamed White Rice were still outposts, Spaniards were that it appears to be a sell out. Vegetables Who are Hispanic Americans? colonizing vast areas of North, The play will be presented on Central and South America and the Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings $2.25 They're citizens and residents Caribbean. at the Elementary SchoolAmphi- of the United States who trace their theatre at 8 p.m. Wednesday, September 16 ancestry to Latin America and Spain. Why is it important to know about Expected to be in attendance Hispanic Americans? are Alfred Coburn, member of the Chicken Fricassee Ancestral Lands of Hispanic Censors Board, and Judge Heath, Steamed White Rice Americans - .because in contrast to the who after seeing the play, is Vegetables stereotype, Hispanic American people expected to render his decision as Mexico - originally extended over are distinct ethnic groups. These to wether or not he will issue an $2.25 injunction against the play being presented anymore in Guantanamo. Thursday, September 17 The entire acting and support- -Hispanic Heritage Week Events Schedule- ing cast of the play attempted a Smoked Ham with Potatoes Monday 8 a.m. Exposition demonstration in front of Mr. Vegetables Sept. 14 Elementary School, Rm. B-10 Coburn's quarters. Authorities Rice and Beans were called and the group dispelled Tuesday 8:15 - 9 a.m. Artistic Show but not until Claudia Clover, J.J. $2.25 Sept. 15 Elementary School Ampitheater Smith, Kim Johnson, and Mary Redding were placed in custody. Friday, September 18 Wednesday 4 - 5:30 p.m. Open Galley The four were released after posting bail and being admonished Beef w/Potatoes & Vegetabl Sept. 16 Leeward Galley by Judge Heath. Rice and Beans Thursday 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Artistic Show $2.25 Sept. 17 Downtown Lyceum

Friday 8 a.m. Exposition Kountry Kitchen Sept. 18 High School Library gtmo Tuesday, September 15 The exposition will display artifacts and handcrafts of Arroz Con Pollo Hispanic countries. typical of Vegetables Local talent will perform songs and dances countries such as Spain, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Panama and $2.25 Brazil. dialogue

Thursday, September 17 A well done and sincere thank you to Mrs. Jackie Taylor and the many Hot Mexican Sausage NavEx Job Opportunities sponsors who assisted teachers Potatoes newly assigned to the Base. Jackie Vegetables The Navy Exchange has the following job openings. These and the sponsors were always pre- ositions will close at 4:00 on Friday, September 18, 1981. pared, even though at times, one $2.25 teacher would be expected and three . Regular Full Time SALES CLERK (PS-2/$3.57 or LGS-3/$2.52) arrived. Everyone's morale was Blue Carib o run cash register at Retail Store. High school graduate greatly enhanced and the exhibition referred with 6 months experience with NEX desired. of readiness and flexibility on the Thursday, September 17 part of Jackie and the sponsors Regular Part Time SALES CLERK (PS-2/53.57 or LGS-3/$2.52) contributed much toward providing "Spanish Night" o work in Cosmetics at Retail Store. Operates cash register, an excellent introduction to the akes inventory, assists customers, replenishes stock, marks community of GTMO. Paella erchandise, performs related duties. High school graduate to all concerned Arroz Valenciana w/ referred with 6 months experience with NEX desired. Again, thanks, ALL THE TRIMMINGS on behalf of the school and its For further information, contact the. Personnel Office staff. $5.50 t 8348, Bldg. 413. F. Pola Page 4 The Dail ly Gazette Friday, September 11, 1981 P Dolphins win 3010 Baseball Standings Are the Pittsburrgh Ste.elers in decline? NATIONAL LEAGUE

MIAMI (AP) --It may be too early to and took a 13-10 lead at the half. EAST say the Pittsburgh Steelers are in a Woodley opened the third quarter W L PCT GB state of decline after winning four by hitting Tony Nathan with a 13 St. Louis 15 12 .556 Super Bowls in the 70's, but Miami yard TD pass. And the Dolphins Chicago 15 15 .500 1 1/2 made them look like an aging foot- put the game on ice not long after- New York 15 15 .500 1 1/2 ball team last night as the youth- wards when rookie Tommy Vigorito Montreal 14 14 .500 1 1/2 ful Dolphins rolled up an easy 30- returned a Steeler punt 87 yards Philadelphia 12 17 .414 4 10 victory in a rare Thursday NFL for a touchdown. Pittsburgh 12 20 .375 5 1/2 contest. The mistakes that plagued the Uve Von Schmann capped the scoring WEST Steelers in their opening loss to with a fourth-quarter field goal. " ® i Kansas City were apparent from the The youthful Dolphins are now 2-0, Houston 19 11 .633 start, when a penalty forced Pitts- while the Steelers are 0-2 - -their Los Angeles 18 12 .600 1 burgh to sett le for a field goal in- worst.start since 1970. Pittsburgh San Francisco 17 12 .586 1 1/2 stead of a to uchdown on its first coach Chuck Noll says the Steelers Atlanta 16 13 .552 2 1/2 PGA possession. "have no excuses" for the loss and Cincinnati 15 14 .517 31 1/2 Miami count ered with short-yardage will have to improve before next San Diego 9 22 .290 11/2 BOSTON (UPI) Like a car that 10 -- touchdowns by quarterback David Sunday's game with the New York scoots through an intersection before Woodley and fiullback Andra Franklin Jets. AMERICAN LEAGUE it gets clogged by rush-hour traffic, early-morning starter Lanny Wadkins blazed his way to the opening-round hitting streak EAST lead at the Pleasant Valley Golf Recalled outfielder continues W L PCT GB Detroit 19 11 .633 Classic in Sutton, Massachusetts. Toronto Blue Jays recal- 2/3 innings before Ken Singleton's (AP) -- The Baltimore 17 13 .567 Wadkins raced to an early five led outfielder Jesse Barfield from RBI single broke the string. -2 New York 17 13 .567 2 under par 66, then watched his lead Knoxville of the Southern League Milwaukee 18 14 .563 2 stand up to a host of challengers. last week, and he's been tearing up And the Chicago White Sox took Boston 16 13 .552 2 1/2 Tom Kite is among a traffic jam of American League pitching ever since. advantage of four Milwaukee errors Cleveland 17 15 .531 3 12 players tied for second at 68. in the seventh to score four runs Toronto 14 15 .483 4 1/2 And Ray Floyd, the leading money win- Barfield homered last night to and beat the Brewers 12-6. ner on the PGA tour this season, is blank the Seattle help the Blue Jays The Sox broke a 6-all tie when Ron WEST among those locked in another 13 Mariners 2-0. He's now hit safely Leflore stole second, went to third player pileup at 69. in all eight games since being re- when catcher Ted Simmons threw the Kansas City 16 14 .533 called. ball into center field, and scored Oakland 14 14 .500 1 com- Football Luis Leal and Joey McLaughlin when center fielder Paul Molitor Chicago 13 17 .433 3 the bined for the shutout, limiting threw the ball past Simmons. Texas 12 16 .429 3 are Mariners to six hits. (UPI) -- Michigan's Wolverines Minnesota 13 18 .419 3 1/2 favored to repeat as Big Ten champs The National League took the night California 11 17 .393 4 and are ranked number-one nationally In other American League games off. Seattle 12 19 .387 4 1/2 as the college football season swings last night: into full gear this weekend. All of Michigan's guns will be dir- John Denny struck out ten in seven ected at Wisconsin. Michigan coach and two-thirds innings to pitch the THE SPORTSMAN Bo Schembechier says "Wisconsin is Cleveland Indians to a 4-1 victory the key game." He says the Wolver- over the Baltimore Orioles. Denny By Oscar Wells Gabriel owners have made it easy for the ines aren't "awesome and unbeatable." ran his scoreless streak to 34 and Associated Press players--by giving them million- dollar contracts. %k Hall-of-Famer Mickey Mantle says In addition, Mantle says baseball the modern-day ballplayer doesn't fans will forgive players for taking have as much pride as ballplayers part in the recently-ended player did in his era. The former Yankee strike. Mantle admits the strike star--ocdly enough--says the. reason will keep some fans away from the classifieds for this is the owners, rather than ballparks. But he says most fans The Caribbean Saddle Club needs I the players themselves. The man "will have forgotten all about it For Sale any donations of used furniture. they called "the Mick" says the before too long." Couches, straight or arm chairs, Captain Leisse's little red truck - floor or table lamps. We will Match -up 1975 Toyota, Looks like new, white pick them up. Call 95581 DWH or fiberglass shell, Available Oct, 99152/99284 AWH. Please help! Connors-Borg; McEnroe-Gerulaitis 5th. Call 913273 DWN, 8569 AWN, Give Away NEW YORK (AP) -- It will be Bjorn in a 6-2, 6-2, 5-7, 6-7, 7-6 semi- Pontoon boat, 12 X 24, 25 HP motor, Borg against Jimmy Connors and John final marathon. Hello! My name is Sally. head, table, sundeck, 12' dinghy I am a McEnroe facing Vitas Gerulaitis in The women's semifinals take center very and 1.5 HP motor. Many extras; loveable black and white tomorrow's men's semifinals at the stage today, with defending champion kitten. I need package deal. 913273 DWH, 8569 AWH. a good home with U.S. Open Tennis Championships in Chris Evert Lloyd facing Martina lots of love. Please come get me. New York. Navratilova and Tracy Austin meeting I'll be waiting for you. Call 1976 Honda 1255, rebuilt motor, Borg, still looking for his first Barbara Potter. 8501 DWH, ask for Troy. runs great; needs some minor work. open title, won his annual quarter- Lloyd is looking for her sixth $450 - Call 951074. final matchup with Roscoe Tanner singles title. Found yesterday with a 7-6, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6 fan 24.000 BTU Fedders A/C, needs Gold religious medal in the vicinity victory. But it wasn't easy. Tan- Divers' Note motor. $25 - Call 8884 AT ner fought off three of Cooper Field. Call 951200. match points in The Marine Corps Exchange has the 2:49 contest before Borg finally just received a new shipment of Toaster oven, very good condition. won the third tie-breaker. One pair of Nike tennis shoes, V/W prescription lenses to be used Clutch, pressure plate and throw- Connors had no such problems size 9, at Kittery Beach on Sunday in with video masks. Come by and see out bearings for a Ford. Call disposing of Eliot Sept. 6. Call Robert White, 8203 Teltscher 6-3, new merchandise being received in 98107. 6-1, 6-2 in the other quarterfinal. DWH or 952289 AWH. all Depts. Shop early for the best Connors won seven straight games in selections. For sale: New Panasonic portable Lost on stretch to coast to the victory. 8-track stereo player. AC or Gold wedding ring with flowered McEnroe and Gerulaitis won their battery operation, $35. Firm! design, size 9, at Kittery Beach. quarterfinal matches on Wednesday. Fishing Also, car adaptor for $7. Call 8740 Ring was lost while in the water. But McEnroe saw action yesterday in Fish other than Snook may be DWH or 8202 AWH. If found please contact Rochelle the men's doubles. He and Peter taken by hook and line or gig. at 99145 AWH. Reward available if Fleming, the top-seeded pairing, Traps are illegal, except in the Vega GT, SW 1972. Good condition, found. needed more than three hours to out- case of minnow traps which may be new tires, 350-V8 engine. $1000. last John Newcombe and Fred Stolle used for catching bait fish and On Friday, Sept. 4th, a man's wallet Negotiable. DWH 64215 or 64314, three- or four-sided, hand sprung, AWH 64414. containing military I.D. card, N BA manned star traps which may be drivers license and a small amount used for taking crabs during the The Atlanta Hawks have reach- '65 Ford, excellent running condi- of money. If found please call (AP) -- period March 1 through July 31. 8273 agreement on a six-year contract tion. Body in excellent shape with DWH. ed Mo other type of fish or water top draft choice, North a new paint job. Call 97251 after with their creature may be taken in this man- Al Wood. No terms 6 p.m. A leather purse and a Baskin Robbins Carolina forward ner. Base Police Harbor Patrol the contract have been announced. uniform left at Windmill Beach, of will confiscate illegal traps. night. Call 90281. Wood helped the Tar Heels to a Sunday Consult COMNAVBASEGTMOINST 1710.10B Wanted second-place finish in last March's for further information. One yellow BC at Kittery Beach on iraet. Furniture: Beds, living room, etc. NCAACUAtournament. Sunday, Sept. 6. Call Robert White, by Sept. 15th. Call 99136 AT 8203 DWH or 952289 AWH. DAILY ENERGY USAGE GTFO special car, prefer automatic. Yv WATER ELECTRICITY Needed by Sept. 15th. Call 98180 AT.Yard Sales Saturday, Sept. 12, Kittery Beach Use: 1,128,000 Gallons Use: 264,000 KWH House plants desired. Call 95469 372A. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.-- DWH. toys, books, magazines, games. $6,768 $25,468 Gallons Target: 279,000 KWH Information on whoever took Robert A yard sale of all times. Come and Target: 1,000,000 Kennedy's place as the base moped see! Sept. 12, GP-81 D. $6,000 $26,915 repairman. Please call 99205 AT. Two family yard sale. TK-81. TOTAL Someone with the talent, materials Tupperware, Corell, clothes: girls and willingness to apply lettering 2T - 3T, boys 6 - 8, ladies 10, to a newly constructed roster Use: $32,236 infant, blankets. Large rocking $ value indicates fuel costs only board. Please contact Lt. Dave horse. Saturday 9 - 12 weather Target: $32,915 Feldman at Port Services, 8898/8405. permitting.