TE AJLI1LY7 Energy Tip of the Day ENERGY CONSERVATION IS THE, RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE

Every large appliance in our daily life is getting to be a GAZETTE major investment. One of the most widely used and rarely dis- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba cussed appliances is the refrig- erator. Knowing the annual oper- ating cost of a conventional unit compared to a frost-free refrigerator of the same size Volume 37 Number 158 Monday, August 16, 1982 could realize a considerable savings each year in energy bills--several dollars per Reagan addresses month at least. nation tonight on taxes ARE YOU DOING YOU PART? WASHINGTON (AP)--President Reagan Senate conferees completed work yes- cigarettes and increase taxes on continued his lobbying efforts for terday. But they say they're con- telephone service and airline tick- a nearly $100 billion tax increase fident of garnering enough support ets. It also hikes taxes on fam- measure yesterday. He invited 35 by the end of the week. ilies with large medical bills and publican members of Congress to White House Chief of Staff James withholds taxes on interest and mp David for hot dogs, hamburgers Baker said (on CBS) yesterday it's dividends. But the measure would and a presidential appeal. going to be an uphill battle. But give up to 10 weeks more unemploy- Digest Afterwards,' there was no sign Rea- he said without the bill, interest ment benefits for people out of work. gan had won any converts. Some mem- rates will "turn around and shoot BRACKETVILLE, Texas (UPI)--Funeral bers said they had already had an through the roof." And Senate For business, corporations would services are scheduled in Bracket- open mind about it. And most said Finance Committee chairman Bob lose one-third of the tax cut that ville today for an Ohio businessman they were pleased to have the op- Dole, the bill's chief architect. Congress passed last year. But a who committed suicid, blaiming portunity to visit the presidential predicted (on NBC) a close vote in cherished benefit--business-meal President Reagan's economic policies retreat in the Maryland mountains. the Senate. deductions, often called the for his fate. Police say a note President Reagan takes his case For consumers, the bill would "three-martini lunch"--would be pre- dated July 28th was found in the for the bill to the American public double the eight-cent a pack tax on served. pocket of 53-year-old Antonio Garza tonight. The president is to deli- Friday. He had pulled his car to ver a nationally-broadcast address the side of a road in San Antonio from the Oval Office at 8 p.m. (EDT). Israel withdraws major evacuation objections and shot his wife and himself in Administration officials say they the head. The apparent suicide note don't have enough votes yet to pass ISRAEL (AP)--Israel reportedly has envoy Philip Habib, who shuttles said President Reagan's economic the tax package, on which House- withdrawn its chief objections to a back to Beirut today. policies ruined his business, and U.S.-arranged Mideast peace plan. Israeli officials, who say a final forced him into banruptcy. And that raises hope that a dead- agreement on the evacuation might be U.S. slips on GNP lock in negotiations to evacuate reached this week, say they see no VAIL, Colo. (UPI)--Former President Palestinian guerrillas from West reason for Habib to return to Is- Gerald Ford wound up the three-day Global output list Beirut can be broken. rael. World Forum in Vail saying he be- Israel Radio and Israeli officials Lebanese foreign ministry sources lieves the nation's economy has hit say Israel no longer disputes fi- are even more optimistic, saying its lowest point, and could be on NEW YORK (AP)--A new report says gures from the PLO on the number of the guerrillas could begin leaving an upswing. Ford says that feeling the U.S, has slipped two notches guerrillas to be moved out of West West Beirut Saturday. was shared by many of those who at- to ninth place among industrial Beirut. But Israel still wants to tended the conference, which was nations in output per person. ascertain that those guerrillas do, closed to the news media. Among the The World Bank's 1982 annual re- in fact, leave the Lebanese capital. UN to be diplomatic guests: former Secretary of State port says Switzerland remains at The broadcasts in Israel also say Henry Kissinger, former French Presi- the top of the scale in per capita that nation now agrees to the part- dent Valery Giscard d'Estaing, and gross national product. icipation of a small UN observer 'Battlefield' this week former British Prime Minister James force already in Beirut. And, as Callaghan. Also, the latest Associated Press/ another concession, the radio says NEW YORK (UPI)--There could be more BC poll indicates a majority of Israel will permit a small French fireworks on the diplomatic front MEXICO CITY (UPI)--Reports from Mex- Americans favor a constitutional troop contingent to move into Beirut in New York than on the Lebanese says a crowded bus was speeding amendment requiring a balanced cio at the start of the guerrilla with- battlefield today. when it hit a train 45 miles north federal budget. But half of those drawal. Israel also opposed allow- , A heated three-way debate is ex- of Mexico City yesterday. Red Cross polled last week said the measure, ing in the French, who have called pected between veteran diplomats officials and news reports say at passed by the Senate and now be- for Palestinian participation in at a special UN assembly meeting least 23 people were killed and 32 fore the House, wouldn't work. the Middle East peace process. over a PLO demand for internation- others injured. Officials expect And, in other work-related sta- al condemnation of Israel's 10- the death toll to rise "because 11 tistics, the Census Bureau says still insists that the But Israel week-old invasion of Lebanon. of the injured are in serious con- married women are entering the captured Israeli pilot PLO release a The PLO, Cuba, and Egypt are dition." labor force in higher numbers and before the evacuation begins. scheduled to speak in the opening at younger ages. And the bureau Israel's latest position was ar- session (at 3 p.m. EDT)today, with FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI)--A new- says as women's work experiences ranged at a three-hour cabinet meet- Israel responding. A guerrilla born boy found abandoned in a plas- grow, they'll continue to earn more ing yesterday. Prime Minister Begin spokesman says the head of the tic bag in a Fort Lauderdale air- money for their families. the results later to U.S. conveyed PLO's political section will pre- port parking lot this weekend may sent what's considered "a major be adopted by one of the paramedics Judge overturns policy statement" to the special who helped save him. Paramedic Dan 1956 n uclear-fallout decision UN meeting. Smith says he and hsi wife want to The planned three-day debate is adopt the infant, who is legally tests killed their animals. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)--A federal expected to end with the adoption under jurisdiction of the State But now, the judge says the mili- judge in Salt Lake City has over- of a resolution condemning Israel Health and Rehabilitative Services. turned a 26-year-old decision, tary and Atomic Energy Commission and calling for sanctions. Such granting a new trial to ranchers defrauded his court during those a firm call is likely to gain near DETROIT (UPI)--If you have $40 who claim fallout from nuclear tests proceedings, and that there were total support because the UN As- and some faith--a Detroit-area killed 4,400 sheep in 1953. improper attempts to sway witnesses. sembly can not force madatory com- firm says it will send your mes- He set an Aug. 24th hearing to sche- pliance of sanctions. sage to the other world. After- U.S. District Judge A. Sherman dule a second trail. world Communications will take Christensen says he made his origi- the letter for a deceased friend nal ruling because he naively be- The case could prove a boon to Anti-abortion measures or relative and give it to a term- lieved lies told by the government. more than just sheep farmers. Former inally ill "messenger" who will Christensen's 1956 decision re- Interior Secretary Stewart Udall deliver it to the spirit world. ved the government of responsi- says the ruling will help his claim Face likely filibusters There's an extra charge for mes- ity in the sheep deaths. He that atomic testing is Nevada se- sages longer than 50 words. ruled owners failed to prove fall- verely damaged hundreds of Utah WASHINGTON (AP)--Since the Republi- out from two above-ground nuclear families. can Party's major election victo- ries in 1980, there have been in- tensified efforts to get the abor- 'King'-Elvis Presley Enlisted women should serve a tour on ship tion issue onto the Senate floor. Today, senators are to begin de- Died 5 years ago Tavy Log August 9, 1932 Mate and Hull Technician, but it's bate on two separate anti-abortion also very important for those in proposals. One is a constitutional It's been over 34 years since wo- the more traditional ratings such as amendment that would pave the way MEMPHIS (AP)--It was five years men became part of the regular Navy as Yeoman and Personnelman who are for government prohibition or re- ago today that the "King" of rock and almost four years since being going to learn about different as- gulation of abortion. The other 'n' roll died in Memphis, Tenn. allowed to serve on certain non- pects of their rating. And secondly is a measure declaring that life And Memphis officials say they ex- combatant ships. it's important because it gives the begins at conception. pect some 10,000 people a day to "It's important that all enlisted women more opportunity to use and Opponents of the anti-abortion make the visit to the home of Elvis women serve at least one tour a- improve their leadership skills and measures are likely to stage a Presley this anniversary week. aboard ship," says Cmdr Georgia this is especially important to the filibuster this week, causing fur- Last night about a thousand Pres- Saddler, head of the Women's Prog- junior petty officers." ther delay in resolving the issue. ley fans filled a huge tent across ram Section. For enlisted women there are from the Graceland Mansion to lis- presently 27 ships they can be as- If you have questions about the ten to gospel music. Cmdr Saddler also said, "First, signed to. That number does change Navy's advancement system, ask your Some say the fervor over Presley they'll increase their level of as new ships come into service and leading petty officer, career coun- is deeper now than before he died professional knowledge (when serv- the older ships are retired. selor, or the education services at the age of 42. The way a so- ing aboard ship). Obviously this is Women who are interested in serv- office. Understanding the Navy's ciologist at Memphis State Uni- very important for women in the sea ing aboard ship should contact a advancement system is your key to versity puts it: "He's taken on going ratings such as Boatswains career counselor. success. the color of a demigod." Page 2 The Daily Gazette Monday, August 16, 1982 Special Announcements

DEFEX 3-82 IS TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED DEPENDENT EML TRAVEL: EFFECTIVE for Sept. 24-25, 1982. The DEFEX immediately all dependents under 17 will begin at 6 p.m., Sept. 24, years of age traveling on EML must and terminate at or about noon, be accompanied by an adult EML- Sept. 25. eligible family member. This includes both MAC and C-9 flights. NOMINATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED Power of Attorney to other than for the W. T. Sampson Elementary family members is not permitted. HEY KIDS! LAST CHANCE TO HAVE FUN School Advisory Council. Nomination This is in accordance with Chapter before school starts. Come cook is open to any parent or guardian 10 DOD 4515-13R (Air Transportation with MAMA ELLIE. Classes are ready DURING THE PERIOD OF AUG. 23 THRU with a student enrolled in the W. T. Eligibility). to start now with a limited number Sept. 7 there will be a verification Sampson Elementary School for. the of openings, so call now for sign registration of all personal wea- school year 1982-83. Send nomina- THE NAVAL LEGAL SERVICE OFFICE up. 2392 AT. pons to concur with NAVSTA/ tions to Fred Pola, Principal, W. T. Detachment will be closed Monday, NASGTMOINST 3593.1. It is requested Sampson Elementary School, Stop #29 Aug. 23, through Friday, Aug. 27, GBYAA SKATING PARTY: "THERE'S A that all base personnel who own by Sept. 1. for routine business due to this skating party at McCalla Hill, so weapons bring month's court-martial term. Those them to the Navsta come and have fun if you will. The Armory during this time persons desiring bills of sale, period for THE COMO WILL BE CLOSED AUG. 16 hangar is big enough for all of you. registration powers of attorney, affidavits, verification. Per- until Aug. 20 for pest control With your wheels and pads, let's sonnel with gun etc. should plan ahead accordingly. collections of ten fumigation. The COMO bar will be see what you can do. Big people or more weapons Emergencies will be handled by in their private relocated to the UOPH. Movies will and small people, you all can come, quarters please contact the Naval on the Snack Shack Patio. appointment only. be shown join us down there for all the fun . Station Armorer at 4218 prior to verification of registration. Date: Aug. 21 Armory hours are: Time: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Price: $2 which includes skate 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. rental Monday thru Friday Skating music will be provided. community You can buy your ticket in front of THE CERAMIC SHOP WILL BE CLOSED the Exchange on Saturdays & Sundays. until further notice.

THE STAFF OF THE NAVAL HOSPITAL ARE not authorized to turn over or bulletin board disclose information from another person's medical record. The active Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette I duty member and his/her spouse may office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried check-out their own record and their to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEEDS SOME record only. Dependent children's Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the new equipment, so save your Campbell records may be checked out by either previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Soup labels for the PTO and put all parent. Before dependents depart ments will be accepted any time. Announcements your labels in the can at the the island under their sponsor's will be published at least once a week at the dis- Commissary or call Brenda Llewellyn PCS orders they should make a point cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities of checking out medical records. that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex at 2852 AWH. at their next duty and color or national origin will not be accepted. Upon arrival THE WILLIAM T. SAMPSON ELEMENTARY station dependents are required to The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- School provides a preschool special turn in medical records to the it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- education program for children with military facility. ing hours, DWH-during working hours). nearest handicaps and/or significant delays between the MAMA ELLIE IS BACK, RESTED UP AND developmental ages of 3 and 6. Children whose ready to begin cooking classes. third or sixth birthday falls before Openings are available for most all 31 meet the age require- classes: Chinese, International, December Club Activities ment for fall enrollment. The and Southern. If you would like to developmental delays and/or handi- leaf' some of the fine arts of It's nothing you have to be lucky capping conditions may occur in one cooking, call MAMA ELLIE. All to win I. the following areas: classes are ready to begin. Call It's not to be won by wishing or more of gross motor, fine motor, perceptual 2392 AT. you're thin It's acquired by willingness and development, language/speech, cogni- Notes desire tive development, social/emotional, Exchange It's watching the scale, so it sensory impairment, physical handi- STOP BY THE MARINE EXCHANGE BARBER/ won't go higher! cap. If you know of a handicapped Beauty Shop today and meet our new child who may be eligible for this hair stylist, Yolanda Blakes. Come on over to TOPS (Take Off I special program, please telephone Yolanda works on all hair types, Pounds Sensibly). We meet at the school at 2265 or come in to and specializes in Black Hair Care. Sampson Elementary School, Room Bl WHERE AM I? WHERE AM I? DON'T see us. Betty Hopper is also there to assist at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday evening every panic--just attend the next general ARE NEEDED. ANY you with all your hair care needs. week to support each others goals. membership meeting of the Guantan- GIRL SCOUT LEADERS one who can help out as an adult For an appointment call 2167. The amo Bay Reef Raiders and get leader or helper, please call 2996. hours of operation are as follows: PHOTO CLUB MEMBERS .ANOTHER educated on the workings of the display of your photos is scheduled underwater compass you wear. The GIRL SCOUT REGISTRATION: REGIS- Mon-Tues-Wed-Thur & Sat for Sept. 1 so submit your best program will be an in-depth lecture tration for all girl scouts will 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. shots now for the GTMO community on compass navigation. Come to the take place on Monday, Tuesday, Friday--9 a.m. to 7 p.m. to enjoy. For more details, call Dive Shack at 7:30 p.m. on Thurs- and Wednesday, Aug. 16, 17 and 18 Closed on Sunday 4285 AT. day, Aug. 19, and be active in your from 8:30 a.m. until noon, and on club. THE NAVY EXCHANGE SOUND SCENE HAS Saturday, Aug. 21 from 10:00 a.m. a large quantity of video and audio ATTENTION REEF RAIDERS. THE NEXT until 2:00 p.m. in front of the accessories in stock. This Educational club-sponsored dive to Blue Beach Navy Exchange. includes a good selection of cables, will be on Wednesday, Aug. 18. All cleaning kits and blank tapes. We Notes club members interested in diving COME AND VISIT TREASURE AND TRIVIA! also have cassette and video this beautiful site can sign up at We have a large selection of good attache cases in stock. Check our the Dive Shack. For more infor- quality second-hand items for sale, at outstanding selection and prices THE COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PRO- mation call Pat Foresman 3349. including clothing of all styles while the quantity lasts. gram (CLEP) was developed to mea- and sizes, housewares, toys, books, sure the academic achievement of draperies, shoes, even hangars and individuals outside the mainstream Special Services ragbags. Treasure and Trivia also of College Education. The General carries rental items, such as crib Examinations measure college level SPECIAL SERVICES IS OFFERING GYMNAS- playpens, strollers, ironing board achievements in five basic areas tics classes for beginners and inter- and more. We also have a large GAZETTE of the liberal arts: English mediate students by Elaine McGrath. selection of cookbooks and Guantan- Composition, Humanities, Mathematics, Classes start Aug. 18 and run until amo Bay histories for sale. Our Natural Sciences, and Social Science, Sept. 22, and they will be held in hours are every Tues. and Fri. from Captain Maurice 0. Fitzgerald, History. Each of the five tests the Multi-Purpose room at the Ele- 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. All prof- is a 90-minute multiple choice mentary School on Wednesdays from its are used to support charitable objective test. The tests are 6-7 p.m. and intermediates from organizations on base. Commander, U.S. Naval Base administered every Thursday in the 7-8 p.m. Price for the class is classroom, Bldg. AV-34. $10. For more information, call Lt. Cmdr. Keith Maynard Navy Campus To be scheduled for the CLEP tests Kathy at 2560. .Public Affairs Officer Scheduled power outage or Mrs. McDermott Lt. j.g. Sharon Ponzer call Mrs. Hoover at 4769. SPECIAL SERVICES IS NOW OFFERING .Assistant Public Affairs Officer Adult Gymnastics with Elaine Mc THERE WILL BE A POWER OUTAGE AT THE JOC Lew Reed Kittery Beach Substation on Aug. 26 ARE YOU ACTIVE DUTY AND DO YOU NEED Grath. Classes will be held on .Public Affairs Assistant in order to perform annual preven- for College entrance Monday nights from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. JO1 Ron Rust.Editor to take the SAT tative maintenance. A schedule is or a Navy program? Navy Campus has starting Aug. 16 thru Sept. 20. J03 Michael Page.Journalist provided below: -asupply of the SAT exams and they Classes will be held in the Multi- Mrs. Susan Junkins purpose room at the Elementary are free to active duty personnel. 0800-1000 Tierra K Housing .Production Assistant School. Minimum of eight students Dependents and civilians are not Kittery Beach Housing in the class. The Daily Gazette is published according to the eligible to take these tests at Navy Iguana Terrace Housing rules and regulations for ship and station easpapers The SAT tests for the month as outlined in NAVOS P-35 and under the direction Campus. of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed of August will be given on Thursday, 1000-1100 Tierra K Housing five times weekly at government axpense on Takera government August 26 at 7:30 a.m. in Bldg. AV34, equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service stock~%I Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items Navy Campus classroom. For more 1330-1430 Iguana Terrace Housing that appear herein are not to be construed as official mAmerica. or as reflecting the vies of CONNVBASE or the De- information call Mrs. Hoover or Mrs. Kittery Beach Housing partment of the Navy. McDermott at 4769. Monday, August 16, 1982 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Family ombudsmen are: & Parents' Volunteer Navy spouses

from Navy Log August 9, 1982 Corner The Family Ombudsman Program was started in 1970 to give family men- bers a way to express their views by to their sponsor's commanding of- Rochelle Wheeler ficer. The ombudsman could be a direct Family connection the family and the com- mand. Ombudsmen are volunteer Navy Advocacy Social Worker spouses. Since 1970 the job with these volunteers has really grown. It started being mainly concerned U.S. Naval Hospital with grievances, but in the last few years these committed and en- SCHOOL IS REALLY JUST AROUND the feeling and fears both child- ergetic volunteers have really THE CORNER. This week we shall ren and parents have about going branched out. complete the following article to school. Hopefully it will Now the list of what your ombuds- reprinted from "Children Today" by help many of you get over this man can do for you and your family Luleen S. Anderson. This article anxious time in your child's life. & almost unlimited. has some wonderful insights into He or she can publish a command newsletter, act as a go-between for families and the command during de- School ployment on practically any matter, When a Child Begins help you or your spouse with re- to- nobody as Lindbergh's solo flight placing ID cards, check up on al- Working mothers and fathers will walk to school, walk the route before school begins, "I wish magnitude certain that the gether once or twice before school invented schools or teachers," over the Atlantic. One such family of lotments, and generally act as so want to make ever ild knows the arrangement for be- begins or walk him to school and the wise parent will understand the a 5-year-old arrived en masse at the your advocate in a number of ways. fo re- and/or after-school care. meet him there after classes have underlying concern in such a state- school for the child's first day, Ombudsmen also work closely with f Don't give the impression that ended the first day or so. If there are ment and respond, perhaps in the fol- formed a line on the sidewalk and your family service center. tbe ere is any choice about whether or other children from your neighbor- lowing fashion: waved and cried as their movie cam- who are era recorded his slow disappearance noft to attend school. Children will hood who are his age and "It would be fun, wouldn't it, if ten say, "I'm not going," or "They walking, see if your child and a we could just stay home and play all into the school! The parents' respon- sibility to provide reassuring sup- n't make me." These comments friend could walk together. day and have nobody telling us what is to calmly and Don't set a pattern of walking into days I feel that way, too. port when needed, but otherwise to shwould be responded to do. Some gtmo assuringly, letting the child know the classroom and standing around But we can't do all the things we'd "play it cool." eabat you understand his concerns while the child gets seated. This may like to, even though it's fun to think out this new situation but that you lead to tears or clingy behavior, about the idea." kncow he will be able to handle it- which gets the child off on the wrong Sometimes just being able to say d that all children have to go to foot with other children, who then whatever is on his or her mind and hool. You may want to add that may tease him, thus adding to the to discover that the words are heard sci ere is a law (or rule) which requires problem. Goodbyes are best said at and the feelings are accepted is both dialogue at children attend school. At five home or in the school yard. calming and reassuring to a child. id six, children are already learn- If a child is transported to school * Many non-working mothers look My family would like to take this is g to respect and appreciate laws and by bus, help the child identify the forward to the free time they will opportunity to thank VC-10 for the ru les. The point is not to waiver; the type of vehicle and, if possible, take have once their child enters school. prior to how welcome we received when we arrived w ise parent does not offer a choice a bus ride with the child However, don't tell the child or will not honor. the first day of school to alleviate much fun you are going to be hav- in Guantanamo on July 30th. lhich he cannot who wants a child to eat some anxiety. If there are other chil- ing while he or she is in school. Do want to "thank" Peg- TI[he mother We especially gs does not say, "Would you like dren whom you know waiting for the let the child know that while he is a, gy and Graham Edmonds for their warm n egg for breakfast?" Instead, she bus, introduce your child to them. doing his job at school, you will be hospitality.as ks casually, "How would you like Older children may be encouraged to doing yours. Mentioning of concrete Sincerely, y sour egg this morning: fried, scram- watch over younger ones. Once the tasks can be very reassuring to the is- bus arrives, be direct; say goodbye Howard F. Clay bied or boiled?" Don't argue the child. "While you're in school today, e of school attendance. A calm, and allow the child to board by him- I'll do the laundry and vacuuming so atter-of-fact, positive attitude is your self. If the child does cry, be assured we can have some time together when is flammable, m oal. that in most cases the tears will usu- you get home." gasoline * Do communicate to the child ally disappear before the bus is out Working mothers often make spe- at you the effort he or of sight. cial arrangements which allow them appreciate to he is making to do what is being * Don't try to force the child to be home the first day or two when o handle it with care' asked, and that you will do your part be exuberant about going to school. their child returns from school. When to o make it as easy as possible for the It is natural for a child not to be this is not possible, other ways of child to meet this new responsibility. ecstatic about giving up a comforta- giving a little extra attention can be NAVNEWS--Now that more time is beingcT home for * Don't assume that all of the here are many possibilities for com- ble and safe relationship at found, such as a telephone call from spent outdoors in that pleasurable a of school. Al- anxiety associated with a child's en- this support: "Would you the uncertain territory work to the child who has just com- unicating is the child's. Parents task of cutting grass, a few words new shoes or your sneak- low, even encourage, him to express pleted his first day at school, or an try into school refer your mothers-may expe- abour gasoline are in order. es first day of school?" all his feelings about school. One arrangement to do something special -especially rs for the some anxiety of their own 'What dessert would you like in your good way of allowing children to let with the child later in the day when rience Gasoline is the most commonly into a new of something off steam is through fantasy-and you the mother returns home from work. over their child's moving used and misused flammable liquid. Is nch box?" "Think secial you'd like us to do when you need not be afraid of granting in fan- * Do create a normal routine at- era. This is understandable, for the in more than two- has to give up some of her It is involved et home." The basic idea here is to tasy that which you cannot grant in mosphere at home the first few days mother author- thirds of all flammable liquid ac- nd ways of acknowledging the reality. In other words, acknowledge of school. This does not mean that control of the child to school cidents--far more frequently than ci child's efforts and to give the child a child's right to wish for things or you deny or avoid the uniqueness of ities and to share her child's teach- ing and upbringing with others. Of- lighter fluid, paint, varnish and s me say-so--some control-over the to wish that things were different, the first day of school but, on the ten she also has major readjustments tuation, whenever possible. even when you cannot allow the wish other hand, don't give the child the thinner. s to make in her own life if she now Do make transportation plans to be fulfilled. For example, when impression that his leaving for his Keep gas locked up when not in * has a large portion of her time free. ear to the child. If he or she is to the up-tight 6-year-old says, the day first day of school is of the same use. Store it in tightly-capped, ci non-breakable containers. 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ales Clerk FT OPEN Retail Store A boy, Christopher Eugene, to Mess Management Specialists Amanda and Donald Brown July 7. Q-My GI Bill benefits 4Come Out Ahead: Stay Behind A boy, Patrick John Austin, to are not enough to offset wane+~+. .e ai;o-sayr Boatswains Mate Third Class and Mrs Want to stay alive and school expenses. Are h .ealthy? Try counting to John Galvin July 8. there any other VA pro- wo. A boy, Robert Dean Jr., to Avia- grams that can help me? 1 not trailing at tion Ordnance Second Class and Mrs. A-You might be eligi- If you're seconds behind Robert McGill July 9. for a work-study pro- east two ble you, you gram which pays minimum tehe car ahead of A girl, Sandra Marie, to Dental enough time wage for VA-related work. nay not have U,Technician Second Class and Mrs. Disabled veterans receive o react if that car sudden- Gregory Pope July 12. slows or stops. preference. A girl, Krystal Chantelle, to school is Q-I had a The "2-second rule" Hospital Corpsman Third Classes overpayment dating ea asy to use, works at any least two Doris and Ricky Cason July 19 from 1975. Recently, sp peed, and is more accu- onds it takes you to reach until you are at to Phy- when I applied for a GI 0ate than the old "one-car- the same spot in the seconds behind. A girl, Jocelyn Ferland, 2 seconds is home loan, I was told it l ength-for-every-10-mph" road-"One thousand and Remember, sician Assistant and Mrs. Stephen In bad could not be processed g uideline, according to the one, one thousand and two the minimum. Theriault July 26. and when driving until I repaid the over- N [ational Safety Council. weather James Otis, to Hull Main- are hazardous, A boy, payment. Is this legal? Here's how it works: If you reach that spot be- conditions number of sec- tenance Technician First Class and A-Yes. It is VA policy First, watch the vehicle fore two seconds have increase the your following Mrs.Clifford Shoulders July 30. to reconcile all outstanding a head of you pass a fixed passed, you should slow onds and to be sure you Kevin Jacob, to Mess Man- debts prior to approving a p oint such as an overpass, down and increase your distance A boy, time and home loan application. si post, etc. Then, following distance. Then have enough agement Specialist Second Class and ba ign, fence egin counting o'f the sec- check the distance again space to react. Mrs. Dana Bell July 30. Mtonday, August 16, 19:2 The Daily Gazette Page 4 Hospital gives Leeward Marines offensive 'shot' that hurts'

by JO1 Ron Rust Then--came the Hospital's Rangel- pating, mentioning the good teams Then came the fourth game of the Diaz home run show. Rangel, who and good games which were played night played by the Spoilers, once An offensive-charged Hospital team along with Diaz would hit two home throughout the weekend tournament. again against the Leeward Marines. roughed-up the Leeward Marines, 14- runs during the game, smashed a The All-Tournament Team was then In the bottom of the 6th, the score 2, to capture the PSD second annual solo blast in the 3rd, making the announced, and the players are as tied 3-3, the Spoilers' Clem Tolli- "Best of the Worst" Slow-pitch Soft- score, 7-1. Then, in the 4th, after follows: Ron Leverton--pitcher, ver hit a homer over the centerfield ball Tournament championship last Ed Brown and Burns singled, Diaz Hospital; Dan Prittie, catcher, Lee- fence. Gil Ledesma then connected night at Cooper Field. connected for a leftfield three-run Ward Marines; Ed Diaz, 1st Base, with a blast to left center, that In the double-elimination event, homer. Rounding out the five-run Hospital; Virgil Holderby, 2nd Base, a leaping-high Leeward Marine, Al- Hospital defeated the Leeward Ma- 4th, Rangel, after Jacobs had sin- Leeward Marines; Bert Riau, 3rd Base, bert Lozano, snared from going out. rines the previous night, 19-10, gled, sent his second homer, also High School; Ed Meekins, shortstop, In the 7th, after Leeward Marines and last night, the Hospital's over the leftfield fence. The score Leeward Marines; Rudy Rangel, left- went ahead on Eddie Meekins two-run bats simply wouldn't allow the Lee- was 12-1, and Hospital's offensive field, Hospital; Gil Ledesma, center- homer, Lazano also saved his team ward Marines to mend from the pre- might made sure the Leeward Marines fielder, NAVSTA Spoilers; Chris Ja- from going into extra innings or vious loss. would have very little time to re- cobs, right field, Hopsital; and even a loss. With the score 6-5, Jumping quickly to a 4-0 advant- cover. Jim Burns, short field, Hospital. and Spoilers' Jeff Morton on 3rd age in the 1st inning, Jim Burns The Leeward Marines did perk up The third-place finishers, NAV- and two outs, Dave Giusti rocketed lead off with a homer, followed by in the 5th, scoring a run on Kevin STA Spoilers, came very close to a liner up the middle which Lozano Ed Diaz's single, a double by Chris Britton's single, followed by a Dan getting into last night's champion- caught racing back and over his Jacobs, and a triple by Rudy Rangel, Prittie triple. However, Diaz, in ship game. shoulder. which accounted for the other three the 6th capping Hospital's champion- On Saturday night, after losing The players participating in PSD's runs. ship scoring output, belted his to Leeward Marines, 11-6, the Spoil- annual event demonstrated a caliber In the 2nd, Hospital tallied two second homer, scoring Burns who had ers, under the posed pitching of of competition that was represents more runs on Diaz's double, follow- doubled. Dave Giusti and very consistent de- tive of individual determination, ing Ray Beaver's single and a walk fensive play, shutout Burns and Roe, grit--and simply, a lot of fun for to Burns. The Leeward Marines During the awards ceremony, Lt. 5-0, then shutout Marine Barracks the teams, who didn't quite make scored a run in the bottom half of Cmdr. E.J. Malboeuf, officer-in- #2, 6-0. Back-to-back shutouts in the Top-4 teams of each division the inning on singles by Tony Brew- charge, Personnel Support Detach- slowpitch softball doesn't happen during the Intercommand Softball er, Ken Fink very often. and Kevin Lorenz. ment, thanked every one for partici- League's regular season. Tennis Major League's Eastern divisions remain close TORONTO (AP)--Vitas Gerulaitis used the Toronto crowd to his advantage - - ' (AP)--The- - National League West-- They changed places on top of the yesterday in winning the Canadian under the complete control of the American League West yesterday. The Open Tennis crown. The 28-year-old Golf Atlanta Braves just two weeks ago-- Kansas City Royals moved out to the veteran knocked off Ivan Lend, 4-6, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)--Tim Norris says got a bit more bunched slimmest of margins--one-half game-- '6-1, 6-3, breaking a two-year hold up after he still needs some work on his game. yesterday's action. Four clubs are over the California Angels. For K.C., the Czech star had on the Canadian But, considering the 24-year-old now within four lengths of the top. the 6-1 win over the Detroit Tigers title. golfer's performance at the Greater In Los Angeles, the visiting San not only meant first place, but also Gerulaitis noted afterward, "that Hartford Open, he might not need too Francisco Giants earned a split of marked a successful outing by Dennis is the first time a crowd really much. their four-game set with the Dod- Leonard. boosted me." He added he never gets Norris, only a second-year pro, gers. Darrel Evans and Jeff Leonard The veteran righthander stopped that type of backing, even when he destroyed the Wethersfield Country cracked two-run homers to pace the the Bengals on just four hits over plays before his hometown fans in Club course in 25-under-par 259 Giants to an 8-6 win. The victory eight innings for his first victory New York. Gerulaitis has now beaten fashion to capture the tournament put 4th-place San Francisco within since breaking two fingers on his Lendl three times in five career by six shots over Ray Floyd and de- four games of division-leading L.A. pitching hand in May. meetings. fending chappion Hubert Green. Leonard carried a no-hitter into Elsewhere in pro tennis, a 24- His total left him just two swings And down the coast in San Diego, the 6th inning before Lou Whitaker's year-old South African journeyed to shy of the PGA tour record set by the Padres went into extra innings single broke it up. Willie Aikens Carlsbad, Calif., and became the Mike Souchak in the 1955 Texas Open. before knocking off the slumping keyed the Royals' winning rally with champion of the California Classic. And it also set a standard for the Braves, 6-5. A fly ball that At- a two-run double in the third. Johan Kriek overcame Roscoe Tanner lowest four-round total in the 31- lanta outfielder Dave Murphy lost in Meantime, in Oakland, Mitchell 6-0, 4-6, 6-0, 6-4, to collect year history of the central Connect- the sun helped set up the winning Page of the A's put the final $100,000--his biggest paycheck ever. icut event. 10th-inning hit. Luis Salazar rip- touches on a 3-2 win over Californi Chris Evert Lloyd made her first After accepting the plaudits of ped a line single to score pinch- with a home run leading off the 9th tournament appearance since Wimble- his competitors, Norris admitted runner Gene Richards with the de- inning. don a successful one. The Florida hard work is in the offing if he is ciding tally. In other AL games, the scoring star whipped Susan Mascarin in to attain consistency. But he added Braves manager Joe Torre still went: straight sets to capture the Atlanta that winning at Hartford gives him finds it "incredible" that his Classic. "a lot of confidence." It also gave troops stand just a game-and-a-half Toronto 3 Milwaukee 2 And Ken Rosewall really has things him his biggest paycheck ever, back of L.A. after dropping 16 of Boston 8 Baltimore 0 going on the Tennis Legends Circuit. $54,000. their last 18 games. Seattle 10 Minnesota 2 The veteran Australian downed,. Elsewhere on the links, Arnold First-place St. Louis picked up a Chicago 6 New York 4 countryman Colin Dibley in three Palmer banged home three straight little bit of ground in the Eastern Cleveland 6 Texas 4 sets to take the senior event in birdies on the back nine yesterday race. The Cardinals swept the Pitts- Napa, Calif. Rosewall has now won to capture the Champions of Golf burgh Pirates in a doubleheader, Auto Racing four straight final matches on the Seniors tourney in Denver. And Beth 12-5 and 5-2, to open up a one-game Legends tour this summer. Daniel made her fifth tour win of margin. Keith Hernandez paced the (AP)--A broken gear box ended Gordon 1982 a record one. The 25-year-old Redbirds with five hits and five Johncock's hopes of winning Indy-car Running South Carolinian broke the tournament RBI's in the twinbill. racing's 1982 triple crown. The mark at the LPGA event in Jericho, Meantime, Pirate veteran Willie veteran driver, in a Wildcat Cos- CAPE COD, Mass. (AP)--Alberto Sala- N.Y., with a 276, a dozen shots be- Stargell joined some elite company worth, suffered the breakdown just zar is making the Falmouth Road Race low par. That snapped the standard in the opener of the doubleheader. six laps from the finish of yester- his own little affair. of 279 set by Debbie Austin in 1977 His ninth-inning RBI on a ground-out day's Pocono 500. The world-class distance runner and Judy Rankin two years later. gave him 1,537 "ribbies" for his Ricks Mears and his Penkse Ford won the Cape Cod, Mass., event for career, tying Joe Dimaggio for 21st then went on to capture the event the second straight time and broke Local Sports' Notes place on the all-time list. at the Pocono International Raceway his course record in the process. in eastern Pennsylvania. Other scoring around the NL went: More than 4,000 runners took on Special Services is now accepting Johncock had already claimed the the 7.1 mile course, following Sala- rosters for Intercommand Football. Indianapolis 500 and Michigan 500 Philadelphia 3 Montreal 1 zar from the starting gun. Joan Deadline for rosters is Aug. 27 at races earlier this year. He ended Houston 7 Cincinnati 3 Benoit copped the wdijien's division, 4:30 p.m. For more information, up sixth yesterday. also in record time. call 2560. 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