Celebrate Navy's 207th birthday at Phillips Park

The Navy's 207th Birthday will be Thb "Birthday in the Park" will festivities will end at 7 p.m. At 2 p.m., the bar-b-que and other observed here in GTMO with a "Navy be a full day of activities begin- when the music and Navy League activities will secure for the Birthday in the Park" celebration ning around 8:30 a.m. while the "chicken and ribs" bar-b-que se- birthday ceremonies, After brief on Monday, Oct. 11th, in Phillips first "Fun Run" participants cross cure. In between, all GTMO resi- remarks by GTMO Navy League Presi- Park. the finish line at the park. The dents are invited to enjoy a day dent Jim Crumlish and Base Command- 1111111 of music, food and fun. er, Capt. Fitzgerald, a birthday it After the finish of the "Fun Run, cake will be cut by the base's several athletic events are sche- oldest and youngest sailors. duled for the park and refreshments will be available. Things really La pick up at 11 a.m., however, with Grande Band the opening of the carninal, the After the ceremonies conclude, Navy League "chicken and ribs" bar- the food service and carnival act- b-que and the J.J. Smith disco show. ivities will resume and "La Grande The carnival will include game Band" from Jacksonville will begin booth, crafts exhibits and a minia- a two-hour concert. Un ited States ture Ferris wheel and cartoons for the kids. At about 5 p.m., the disco will Navy The bar-b-que, which runs through take over for those hearty partyers 7 p.m., features chicken, spare who hang in until the 7 p.m. clos- ribs, rice, salad, rolls and bever- ing--and the bar-b-que will continue ages--and costs just $3.50 per per- to keep the activity fueled. son. The numbered bar-b-que tickets also qualify the bearer for a number Prize drawings will continue of fabulous prizes to be drawn throughout the afternoon, but tick- throughout the afternoon. et stubs must be deposited in the receptacle at the park by 2 p.m., Birthday Ceremonies Monday, to be eligible for all the major prizes. The Grand Prize, which will be Base bus routes will be shifted drawn by Capt. Fitzgerald during to run out to the park. And remem- the birthday ceremonies, is a seven- ber, there is no admission charge day vacation for four at a Carib- for any of this activity--so come- bean resort condominium. on out and join the fun!!!

GAZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Volume 37 Number 195 Thursday, October 7, 1982 Tylenol case turns up with strange twist PHILADELPHIA (AP)--The search for Police in Philadelphia say a six- eral Tyrone ahner say he's not rul1- the so-called "madman" who spiked month-old apparent suicide--now ing out that possibility. Tylenol capsules with cyanide in called a Tylenol-cyanide death-- Fahner said the latest develop- BEIRUT (UPI)--For the first time Chicago has taken a strange twist, raises more questions than answers. ments "offer premise." As for a . -o ,w r-r in eight years, Lebanese troops The death last April of 26-year- report that an associate of the control the entire city of Beirut. old University of Pennsylvania grad- student was seen in Chicago last But plenty of foreign troops remain Swedish Navy 'nets' uate student William Pascual had spring, Fahner calls it "unsub- in other parts of Lebanon and an been ruled a suicide. The case was stantiated," but says it will be early pullout seems unlikely. An Mysterious vessel reopened after seven people died of checked out. estimated 25,000 Syrian troops, cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules in Meanwhile, doctors say expectant guerrillas and 10,000 Palestinian SWEDEN (AP)--For a seventh day, the Chicago last week. Police say a mothers should avoid taking as- some 70,000 Israeli forces are Swedish Navy is circling what it bottle of the pain-reliever linked pirans (Tylenol is an aspirin sub- still in Lebanon. Also, the White thinks is a foreign submarine--pro- with Pascual had traces of the stitute) in the late stages of House says it's been assured by bably from the Soviet Bloc. deadly poison. pregnancy. Researchers say the Lebanon that appropriate safeguards And Swedish officials say that Philadelphia police have ordered drug can cause potentially danger- to guarantee the are in effect if the sub tries to leave the area a full-investigation into the first ous bleeding in newborn babies if refugees. rights of Palestinian without first identifying itself, cyanide-Tylenol related poisoning the mother takes it less than six The Lebanese army continues to they'll sink it. outside Illinois. Philadelphia off- days before giving birth. round up refugees as part of a law- The underwater object is located icals downplayed a possible link be- The results of the study were and-order campaign. not far from a key Swedish defense tween the Chicago and Philadelphia published in this week's "New Eng- base. It's the most serious inci- deaths. But Illinois Attorney Gen- land Journal of Medicine." DELAWARE (UPI)--NAACP Executive Di- dent of its kind since a Soviet sub rector Benjamin Hooks tore into ran aground off another Swedish Reagan administration policies base almost a year ago. Refrain from using Tylenol capsule products in a speech before an audience at The Swedish news agency quotes the University of Delaware yester- military officials there as saying by JOC Lew Reed Tylenol is still the preferred day. He blamed Reagan for the un- they're puzzled that a vessel sub- No one should use any Tylenol cap- treatment for fever by the U.S. official 20 percent jobless rate merged in waters off that nation sule product. That's the word from Navy Hospital here according to among America's blacks, warning has been able to withstand repeated the Defense Personnel Support Cen- Lieutenant J. Lindsay, Chief, that rampant unemployment has poundings by depth charges. ter in Philadelphia. Pharmacy Service. He added, "There's pushed the nation to "the brink of One military official says it's According to the support center, been no evidence of contamination a revolution." possible the vessel is unmanned-- this includes Regular Strength, Ex- in either the Tylenol liquid or tab- and that it's being remotely con- tra Strength and Co-Tylenol. lets." trolled by another vessel. But DPSC requested in a message to all As the Federal Supply System ap- *INGSTON, La. (UPI)--The clearing he says that's unlikely. activities that all capsule forms of pears to have not been contaminated, process at the site of a train de- Tylenol be totally suspended from Tylenol liquids and tablets are railment in Livingston is painfully issue and sale, be removed from the still being issued by the hospital slow, and some 2,500 residents will Man dies from hand shelves, and placed in a medical and are quite safe for use. have to spend a second weekend away hold status until further notice. from their endangered homes. Fires Grenade explosion Local outlets didn't wait for a are still burning in some over- message to remove this potentially Energy Tip of the Day turned chemical tank cars. FORT IRWIN, Calif. (UPI) A hand dangerous product. grenade exploded yesterday as a ENERGY CONSERVATION IS a college TOKYO (UPI)--Police say civilian crew cleared a training Jim Houghton, the merchandise man- THF RFSPONSIBILITY OF EVFRYOwE student angered by noisy children range at Fort Irwin, hurling shrap- ager for the Navy Exchange in GTMO, and a blaring television stabbed nel into the group. One man was says there are no Tylenol products five neighbors to death last night. killed, five other injured. of any kind on shelves at the Navy Vent fans are intended to re- The student is under arrest. One of the men said the crew Exchange here now. move cooking odors and hot moist was looking for unexploded grenades He added, "We have indeed request- air from your kitchen. Using NEPAL (UPI)--A second Canadian on the range when 26-year-old Step- ed our patrons, if they have these them when needed reduces the mountaineer has reached the peak han Stulnaker of Barstow apparently products, to return them to the Ex- load on your air conditioner and of Nepal's Mount Everest. Twenty- stepped on a buried grenade. The change for a full refund." makes your kitchen a more pleas- nine-year-old Pat Morrow got to grenade, which was filled with ser- A spokesman for the Commissary ant place. No contribution to the top yesterday, taking two hours rated wire shrapnel, blew up-- here said all capsules (Tylenol) energy conservation is too longer than compatriot Laurie Skres- spraying the crew with a deadly have been pulled from the shelves small' let--the first Canadian to climb hail of sharp wire fragments. and the same offer applies, "Anyone the world's tallest mountain. A The Army says the hand grenade who has purchased Tylenol products third Canadian turned back when range was being cleared in prepara- from the Commissary can return them ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? his oxygen equipment failed. tion for upgrading. for a full refund." Page 2 The Daily Gazette Thursday, October 7, 1982 CPO CLUB Entertainment at the Clubs WINDJAMMER CLUB All you Bingo Players are wanted at COMO CLUB the Windjammer, Sunday, Oct. 10. The Jammer opens at 1 p.m. and 7 A Thursday, Oct. -- Begin the Holiday Early Bird Bingo starts at 2:45 HARBOR LIGHTS LOUNGE: The dining weekend Thursday evening with Happy p.m., so all you Lucky Bingo room is open from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Hour and dancing to Endless Flyte. Players come on down to the Jammer Friday through Monday for dining Reduced priced drinks and appetizers and WIN, WIN, WIN some big ($) from our menu. The Specialty of from 5-7 p.m., dancing from 8 p.m. room opens at 6 p.m. and tonight's Bucks to take home. While you're the house on Friday and Saturday is until midnight. special will be Steamed Snow Crab, winning all that money grab a snack delicious Prime Rib. This weekend $9.95. from the Snack Bar and wash it down Endless Flyte will be playing the Friday, Oct. 8--Happy Hour begins with a nice Cool Drink, so you will tunes from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. both at 5 p.m. in the COMO Lounge. Sunday, Oct. 10--Champagne Sunday have the strength to yell BINGO!! Friday and Saturday night. The Enjoy reduced priced drinks and free Brunch begins at 11 a.m. in the Harbor Lights Lounge is open Monday hors d'oeuvres until 7 p.m. UOPH COMO Annex. Bring the family Sensation will be playing your through Friday from 11 a.m. until and enjoy a wide selection of favorite tunes on Friday, Oct. 8, 1 p.m., closed on Tuesday. The children's movie begins at 7 desserts, breakfast foods and fresh at the Windjammer, so drop in and p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sun- pastries. The dining room opens at let Pat Duffus entertain you from TOPSIDE LOUNGE: Open Sunday through '8 p.m. to midnight. day evening. Drop off your kids at 6 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. for Thursday (CLOSED on TUESDAY) from your the movie and enjoy a meal in the dining enjoyment. Make your own 11 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. and from dining room. Early bird specials sundae at "Sundae night at the Buy yourself a ticket and come on 11 a.m. until 12:30 a.m. on Friday are offered from 6-7 p.m. for UOPH movies" beginning at 6:30 p.m. This down to the Jammer to celebrate and Saturday. The Topside Lounge residents and COMO patrons. way in GTMO Navy Birthday. The "Navy Birthday is open to is the least expensive all E-7's through E-9's, Ball" is Saturday, Oct. 9, and civilian equivalents and guests to build a mountain of ice cream. Saturday, Oct. 9--Enjoy College "Le Grande Band" will he playing only. Happy Hour is Thursday from Football every Saturday afternoon The great GTMO Chili Cookoff is for your Dancing and Listening 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. We serve lots of at 12 p.m. Hot dogs, munchies and scheduled for Oct. 23rd. All expert Pleasure. fun and Heavy Hors D'oeuvres. a cold drink will help you forget chili chefs should contact the COMO about the NFL strike. The dining for registration. NOTE: SUNDAY SPECIAL!!!!!!!!!! Alaskan King Crab Legs with all the trimmings for the LOW, LOW price of $6.95. (This Sunday, Oct. 10, ONLY.) Blue Caribe community

ATTENTION REEF RAIDERS: THE REEF bulletin board Raiders general business meetings of Oct. 7 and Oct. 21 will be held Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette at the CPO Club due to the size of office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried the Padi Night Diving Specialty to the Public Affairs Office in COMNAVBASE Admin Class immediately following the Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the meeting. The meeting will start at previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- 7:30 p.m. Members should come and ments will be accepted any time. Announcements participate. Non-members, come and will be published at least once a week at the dis- join. cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex ATTENTION DIVERS: THE REEF RAIDERS Thursday, Oct. 7 and color or national origin will not be accepted. shack operation will be closed on "GERMAN NIGHT" The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- Sauerbraten the first and third Thursdays of it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- each month due to club general German Potato Salad ing hours, DWH-during working hours). Spiced Sauerkraut business meetings. Effective Oct, 1 Salad Bar the dive shack will remain open on Rolls with Butter Sundays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Coffee or Ict Tea $6.50 \ SF)ecial Announcements Friday, Oct. 8 "SEAFOOD PLATTER" DEPENDENT EML TRAVEL: EFFECTIVE Oysters, Shrimp immediately all dependents under 17 Clams, Fish years of age traveling on EML Fried Rice must be accompanied Vegetable by an adult EML- eligible family member. This Salad Bar includes both MAC and C-9 flights. THE NAVY BIRTHDAY WILL BE CELEBRATED Rolls with Butter Power of Attorney to other than as part of the regular worship Coffee or Ice Tea family members is not services this Sunday, Oct. 10. $6.50 permitted. TIE FLOWERS THAT WERE ORDERED FROM This is in accordance with Chapter Military personnel are encouraged the CPO Wives Club for the Navy 10 DOD 4515-13R (Air Transportation to wear their uniforms to the The patio lounge will feature our Ball may be picked up between 5 p.m. Eligibility). services. delicious Rum Goodie, the drink of and 8 p.m. at 1A East Bargo on the Caribbean, for only $0.80. Friday, Oct. 8. For any other Exchange iLnformation, please call Pat Warren Notes. at 2227 AT. Educational GET READY FOR THE NAVY BIRTHDAY BALL with a free make-up analysis at the ATTENTION: IN COOPERATION WITH Navy Exchange Beauty Shop on Oct., Guantanamo Bay's Navy Birthday Notes 9th. Call for appointment at 4764. Party festivities, the PWD trans- portation Base Bus System will be ODUDS INTERVENTION STRATEGIES WITS DESIGNED FOR THE MAJOR AS WELL AS TO ENABLE US TO CARRY A GREATER including Phillips Park into the Children: The purpose of this the non-major, English 230 intro- selection of quality appliances, regular bus route on Saturday, course will be to explore the duces students to the various forms the Navy Exchange has relocated its Sunday, and Monday, Oct. 9, 10, and emotional and intellectual growth and techniques of poetry and fiction major appliances to the NEX SuRnd 11, from noon to 6 p.m. of pre-school children who may be writing. Each student may choose Scene. located in formal pre-school an area of specialization (poetry nurseries, day-care centers, and CHAIN SMOKER? or fiction), or may choose to the home. To that end, major specialize in both genres. Class TUEoDAILY emphasis will be based in the will be held Nov. 2 - Nov. 9. It's applied domain and theory will be a 3-credit course and tuition is minimized. Individuals who will $47 per credit hour for Off Campus profit most from this course are undergraduate courses. (Fee does GAZETTE early childhood para-professionals, not include tuition assistance.) prospective and practicing educa- Registration will be Oct. 15 - Oct. tors, and parents. Registration 29 and students can register at the Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, is Oct. 1-15. Class dates are ODU/LAMCO office behind the Down- Oct. 23-29. The course will meet town Lyceum. Commander, U.S. Paval Base on Saturday, Oct. 23, to discuss the evening meeting times. DR. JAMES R. K. HEINEN, ASSOCIATE Lt. Cmdr. Keith Maynard YOUR LAST SKEATIf PJB4 Pa Professor of Education at Old .Public Affairs Officer cG' AG.' OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY WILL BE Dominion University, will be in L. j.g. Sharon Ponzer offering the following courses Guantanamo Bay October 22-29 to .Assistant Public Affairs Officer THERE WILL BE THE FIRST MEETING OF during Term II, Oct. 25-Dec. 17: offer a couse entitled "Intervention JOC Lew Reed the Guantanamo Bay Smoke-Enders Biology, English Composition, Strategies with Children." The .Public Affairs Assistant Clinic on Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Algebra and Trigonometry II, You course, EFS 497/597, will be JO1 Ron Rust.Editor the Hospital Education and Training and the Law, Introduction to World conducted with a seminar format and J03 Michael Page.Journalist Room. The clinic is open to all Politics, Personal Adjustment and will concentrate on the pre-school Mrs. Susan Junkins interested people who have a desire Human Effectiveness, and Retail child. Registration fci this .Production Assistant to quit smoking. The meeting is to Organization and-Management. In course will be held Oct. 1-15 discuss course details and book addition to these, two short during the following hours: M/W/F The DailyGaete is publihed acc oig to the requirements and meeting rules ad rega ions fr hip and station nespapers times. courses are scheduled: Interven- front 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. and T/TH outlined n NAVEOS P-35 snd under the dretion The course will involve one to two tion Strategies with Children from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. at the Old of the Naval ase Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times eekly at government expense on gverment hour weekly meetings for seven will be held Oct. 22-29, and Dominion office behind the downtown eqipment at the Navy Publications and Printin Service weeks. Smoking will be permissible Introduction to Creative Writing lyceum. Tuition is $141 for under- ranch Of fice, the pinins osa teens in nes items that appear herein ar not to be constr e official until week four. For more infor- will be offered Nov. 2-9. For graduate credit. For further ora eflectiSng he iewsof COW-AVEASE or the De- mation contact the Outpatient registration information parment of the Nay. call information contact Katherine Rohe Clinic at the Hospital at 7211 DWH. Katherine Rohe at 4307 or 4748. at 4307 or 4748. Thursday, October 7, 1482 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Astronomical and Tide Data for October

SUN SUN MOON MOON HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE (HEIGHT) DATE RISE SET RISE SET (HEIGHTJ TO7 0553 1744 2140 1015 1212(1.8)/2333(1.0) 0449(0.0)/1835(0.5) F08 0553 1743 2236 1118 1311(1.8)/---- 0540(0.0)/1941(0.6) S09 0554 1742 2336 1219 0026(1.0)/1417(1.8) 0636(0.0)/2051(0.6) S10 0554 1742 1317 0134(1.0)/1524(1.7) 0743(0.0)/2155(0.6) M11 0554 1741 0038 1410 0254(1.0)/1627(1.7) 0857(0.1)/2255(0.5) T12 0554 1740 0140 1459 0414(1.0)/1728(1.6) 1013(0.1)/2348(0.4) W13 0555 1739 0240 1544 0528(1.2)/1820(1.6) 1124(0.1)/---- T14 0555 1738 0339 1626 0634(1.3)/1909(1.5) 0030(0.3)/1231(0.2) F15 0555 1738 0436 1705 0733(1.4)/1952(1.4) 1111(0.3)/1334(0.2) 516 0556 1737 0531 1744 0825(1.6)/2034(1.3) 0147(0.2)/1431(0.3) S17 0556 1736 0625 1822 0914(1.6)/2110(1.2) 0225(0.1)/1525(0.3) M18 0556 1735 0718 1901 0959(1.7)/2145(1.1) 0258(0.1)/1615(0.4) T19 0557 1735 0812 1942 1041(1.7)/2219(1.0) 0333(0.1)/1703(0.5) W20 0557 1734 0905 2025 1125(1.6)/2254(0.9) 0406(0.1)/1750(0.5) T21 0557 1733 0957 2111 1208(1.6)/2333(0.9) 0441(0.2)/1843(0.6) F22 0558 1733 1049 2159 1254(1.6)/---- 0520(0.2)/1935(0.6) S23 0558 1732 1138 2248 0015(0.9)/1344(1.5) 0605(0.3)/2029(0.6) S24 0559 1731 1226 2339 0107(0.8)/1437(1.5) 0657(0.3)/2125(0.6) M25 0559 1731 1310 0210(0.8)/1529(1.4) 0753(0.3)/2215(0.6) 0559 1730 1353 0031 0320(0.9)/1622(1.4) 0859(0.4)/2257(0.5) T26 TORRES RECEIVES HIS 35-YEAR-PIN FROM CDMR. CHARLES W. GNILKA, 0600 1729 1433 0124 0427(1.0)/1709(1.4) 1004(0.4)/2329(0.5) ROBERT 27 Commanding Officer S.I.M.A., as BTCM W. T. Allen, CMC S.I.M.A. looks 0600 1729 1512 0217 0526(1.1)/1751(1.3) 1111(0.4)/---- 8 Mr. Torres is the leading rigger for S.I.M.A. (Official U.S. 0601 1728 1550 0310 0619(1.2)/1830(1.3) 0001(0.4)/1209(0.4) on. 9 Navy photo) S30 0601 1728 1629 0405 0706(1.4)/1905(1.2) 0032(0.3)/1305(0.4) S31 0602 1727 1710 0501 0752(1.5)/1941(1.2) 0103(0.2)/1359(0.4) PHASES OF THE MOON Instant slides processed in just 3 minutes? FULL MOON. 03RD ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN STANDARD TIME. FOR Polaroid a new appeal in LAST QUARTER. 09TH GMT ADD FIVE (5) HOURS. by Steven P. Weinstein will give NEW MOON. 17TH Associated Press commercial sectors, especially where a need exists for quick FIRST QUARTER. 25TH Instant slides? slides of computer graphics. The process, at around $100 for the Agent-Orange research assists VA's inquiry Even the most enthusiastic of starter set, will be available in photographers might have doubted the U.S. early next year. The research will range from be- it a few years back. But the new Navy Editor Service, October 1, 1982 havioral observations of laboratory Polaroid process entered the public The Veterans Administration's exposed to the defoliants domain yesterday--at a trade fair scientific inquiry into the health- animals Kodak's Disc Camera to biochemical in Germany. related effects of Agenit Orange is used in Vietnam, of fat metabolism. At least one analyst predicts the introduced at the being enhanced by 10 new research studies Also being Polaroid unveiled yes- projects. Studies will be conducted at medi- new product annual Photography Trade Fair in will allow the instant cam- Germany is a new experi- The new projects are supported cal centers in Albuquerque; Balt- terday Cologne, and to be less dependent on Kodak is work- for up to five years with VA re- imore; Lexington, Ky.; Madison era giant mental device that San Francisco, Sepul- consumer markets. That's because It would allow Kodak's search funds of more than $2 mil- Wood, Wis.; ing with. Calif.; Wash- Polaroid's new 35MM slide film, camera to be hooked up to lion. veda and Wadsworth, new disc Junc- Polachrome, develops in just allowing the pictures to Projects were selected from pro- ington, D.C.; and White River called a TV set, minutes. onto the screen. The posals submitted by individual in- tion, Vt. three be projected of ex- company says it expects the disc vestigators working in VA medical Questions about the effects in Viet- Analyst Ty Gavatos at Donaldson, camera to be the most popular con- centers across the country. posure to herbicides used nam have led the VA to a number of Lufkin and Jenrette says Polachrome sumer camera it's ever introduced. The scientists responded to the research initiatives. VA's request for new research pro- In addition, the VA has performed Marine Corps Exchange Job Availabilities posals focusing on the delayed bio- health examinations for more than hemical, physiological, and toxi- 89,000 Vietnam veterans concerned The Marine Corps Exchange has the following position available. For >logical effects of exposure to about possible adverse effects from further information and copies of the position description, please con- Agent Orange and Agent Blue. the herbicides. tact the Marine Corps Exchange Secretary (Bldg. M-613) or phone 2330/ filled. The projects primarily involve The VA is now authorized to treat 2570. All applications will be accepted until the position is animal studies, but human tissue any veteran for certain disabilities Shop, full-time position and part- cultures will be analyzed in some which may have been caused by ex- 1) Beautician, NA-7641-07, Barber of the experiments. posure to Agent Orange. time position--one each required. The Navy selection boards - how to prepare , part 1

by JOC Lew Reed I. Performance,-(objective) 100 Have you competed for advancement Overall performance (5 year average) x 10 150 lately? Overall supervisory traits (5 year average) x 15 -50 Were you a "non-selectee"? Problem trait(s) Do you know that another term for "non-selectee" is failure? II. Performance (subjective) 25 (average) 50 (strong) 50 Sounds harsh doesn't it? It is Recommendation of command 0 (weak) (below) 25 (match) 50 (above) 50 harsh, very harsh. I'm being this Narrative and marks match 0 0 (below) 25 (match) 50 (above) 70 negative in an attempt to get you Peer ranking 15 (average) 30 (outstand) 30 to read this, the last in my series Readiness to accept responsibility 0 (below ave) 50 (average) 100 (outstand) 100 of articles on the advancement sys- Demonstrated supervisory ability 0 (little) 100 (outstand) 100 tem and to take it to heart and not Demonstrated managerial/admin ability 0 (little) 50 (average) -50 be one of those "failures." Discipline (penalty) Why are non-selectees failures? Not because of the Navy's advance- III. Test score 50 ment system, but because of a lack Test score minus 30 (can't be negative) of knowledge of the system. Once you understand the system, you can IV. Career History (narrow) 25 (average) 50 (outstand) 50 make it work for you! Breadth of experience 0 (little) 50 (average) 100 (above ave) 100 Very simply the advancement sys- Sea duty or equivalent 0 50 is vacancy driven. Congress has Special qualifications 50 dated how many, by percentage, Special assignments o Navy people can be at specified levels. For instance, three percent V. Potential 0 (below aye) 25 (average) 50 (above aye) 50 of the Navy's end strength (total Initiative 0 (below ave) 25 (average) 50 (above ave) 50 number of Navy people) can be in Action out of area responsibility pay grades E8 and E9. that, you are VI. Awards Once you understand 10 on your way to understanding the Letters of commendation 20 system. Navy Achievement Medal Above Navy Achievement Medal 30 Let's talk just a little longer on these vacancies. VII. Education (within last 5 year (average) 50 (continuous) 30 Obviously we don't get a new crop In rate/On duty 0 (none) 25 50 (average) 100 (continuous) 100 of 100 percent of the Navy's E8s Off duty 0 (none) advancement cycle. is only meant to be a and E9s every This chart But, remember that two word item: A vast majority of those people The number of vacancies in each for you to guage your poten- guide "Best Qualified," that is your fi- who are already at those levels will rating is determined by the Comman- advancement. It is not tial for nal determination as to your status, stay on for a while, some will re- der of the Naval Military Personnel to be the work up sheet claimed selectee or failure. tire or transfer to the Fleet Re- Command for each advancement cycle. the selection. However, if used on Enough platitudes, let's get into serve, and a very small percentage He does take into account all the it as a guide, it should you use the meat of how you're going to in- will die. aforementioned facts, and very pro- you a fairly good idea of your give crease your chances of being a se- As the Navy expands to a 600-ship bably some other information. chances. lectee. Navy, we will require more people Off all those eligible and com- to man these ships and to provide peting for the next higher rate, meantime, such as being recommend- Part 2 shore-based support to them. This the best qualified are then picked ed, taking and passing the various is one other way vacancies are for advancement. True, there are exams required, and in some cases, Tomorrow created. many things that have gone on in the being screened by a selection board. Thursday, October 7, 1982 The Daily Gazette Page 4 Kison tosses Angels to 2-game advantage Intercommand Tennis Standings ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI)--Bruce Kison the Angels and their first World The Intercommand Tennis standings, brought the California Angels to Series. Sutton, the Brewers' sche- NHL as Oct. 4th, is as follows: within one victory of their first duled pitcher in Game-Three Friday, 2HICAGO (UPI)--Borje Salming's pow- TEAM WINS LOSSES American League pennant last night says he will approach the game as er play with 89 seconds left gave 1) Jamaican Team 18 0 with a 4-2 triumph over the Milwau- if it were just another outing the Toronto Maple Leafs a 3-3 tie 2) NAVSTA White I 19 5 kee Brewers. For the victors, Reggie Jackson, with the Chicago Black Hawks in 3) NAVSTA Red 13 5 Kison, with a lifetime record of dubbed "Mr. October" for his post- their season opener last night. 4) HOSPITAL I 15 6 4-0 in the Playoffs, scattered five season play--finally is starting to Salming earned the deadlock with 5) H. S. Teachers 8 7 hits and struck out eight batters-- acknowledge the nickname. But, fol- Chicago's Keith Brown in the penal- 6) NAS II 9 9 a season-high. lowing last night's game, he said ty box for holding. 7) NAS I 6 12 The only runs off the veteran he would "like to share the name Down 3-0 after the 1st period, 8) Marine Barracks 6 12 right-hander came on a tainted two- with the whole ballclub." He added: the Leafs also got two power-play 9) Hospital II 7 14 run homer by Paul Molitor when "Come October 15th, I hope you can goals from Walt Poddubny in the 2nd 10) H.S. Gold 5 10 center-fielder Fred Lynn tried for call all us 'Mr. October."' period--both with Chicago's Doug 11) NAVSTA White II 6 15 a shoestring catch in the 5th inn- While Jackson enjoys the recogni- Crossman in the penalty box for 12) NAVSTA Blue 4 11 ing. tion, he said he should have some holding. The Black Hawks got first 13) Co. "L" 4 14 Batterymate Bob Boone backed Ki- post-season records: "I've been out period goals from Al Secord, rookie Forfeits: NASII, 2; Co. "L", 1; son with two RBI's--a squeeze bunt here twice as much as anyone else." Steve Larmer and Denis Savard. NAVSTA Red. 1 in the 2nd inning and a sacrifice Catcher Bob Boone gave most of In Winnipeg, Dino Ciccarelli fly in the 4th. Reggie Jackson the credit for the victory to pitch- scored two 3rd-period goals to lift I nter command contributed with a tape-measure er Bruce Kison. He said Kison "had the Minnesota North Stars to a 5-4 homer in the 3rd, and Tim Foli got two great curves--a sharp one and a Football victory over the Jets. Ciccarelli's the Angels' started with a run- real looping curve-- add maybe an The Intercommand Football League first goal came on a power play at scoring single in the 2nd off loser even better slider." But he added: scores for Oct. 1st and 2nd are as the 5:44 mark when his wrist-shot Pete Vuckovich. "Most important was his control." follows: deflected off a defender's skate in- For Jackson, it was his sixth He said Kison "was perfect all to the Winnipeg net. He scored 32 career Playoff homer and gave him night--inside, outside, wherever Marine Barracks 6 Hospital 8 seconds later off a rebound. a Playoff record of 18 RBI's--one he had to put the ball." Co."L" 3 NAVSTA Red 6 Steve Payne and Willi Plett added more than former teammate Craig Boone went on to say that "you've a goal apiece for the Stars while Nettles. got to make outstanding pitches to NAVSTA Blue 21 NAS/VC-10 21 the Jets countered with two goals After a travel day today, the stop Milwaukee." Adding, "If they NMCB-5 10 SATCOMM 0 by Willy Lindstrom plus one each series resumes in Milwaukee Friday are in a slup, I think it's our from Paul MacClean and Lucien De- NAVSTA White 30 afternoon. Although the Brewers pitching that's putting them in Blois. Leeward Marines 6 have the home-field advantage, his- that slump." tory is against them. No team has In Montreal, Ryan Walter, playing ever captured an AL pennant after his first game in a Montreal uni- 'Jack and Jill' Cards-Braves form, gave the Canadians losing the first two games. a 2-1 win The Guantanamo Bay Golf Associa- with a goal late in But following their loss to the over Hartford ,tion will be having a two-day "Jack To try it again Walter was one of Angels, the Brewers chose to look the 2nd period. and Jill" tournament, Sunday, Oct. at their plight in the positive ST. LOUIS (UPI)--With the score the principals in a six-player, pre- 10th, and Monday, Oct. 11th. Entry manner--or as third baseman Paul 1-0 in favor of Altanta over St. season trade between the Canadiens fee is $5 for members, $10 for guests and Washington Capitals. Molitor put it--"We're going back Louis, Game-One of their Playoff and $12 for non-members. The entry Canadien's home and there's no reason we can't series was called due to rain. Guy Lafleur notched the fee also covers the banquet Monday still win the series." He points The series schedule has been push- first goal on a power play early in night (the 11th) at the COMO Club. the 2nd period after former Cana- out the Brewers "are still only ed back one day, with the opener The menu includes seafood newberg, had given the three games away from the World set for today. dien Pierre Larouche steamship round, chicken in wine a 1-0 lead. Series." Whhlers sauce, vegetables, salad bar and The Brewers, after averaging Football In Buffalo, N.Y., Peter Stastny strawberry shortcake for dessert. 5.5 runs per game during the regu- scored three goals and his brother, Deadline for sign-ups is noon, Sat., lar season, have managed only 12 (UPI)--Washington has snared the Anton, added one more--leading the Oct. 9th, at the golf course club- hits and five runs off Tommy John top spot from Pittsburgh in this Quebec Nordiques to a 6-4 victory house. For more information, please and Bruce Kison. Manager Harvey week's college football ratings. over the Buffalo Sabres. The loss call Lewis Payne at 4162 AT or Sam Kuenn says he "never imagined that Each team got 16 first-place votes marked the first time in the 13-year Spear at 2300 DWH. we would have such a tough time from UPI's Board of Coaches, but history of the Sabres that they have scoring, even against two pitchers the Huskies received 574 points to lost their home-opener. like John and Kison." the Panthers' 569. Penn State is The Nordiques also received goals 'Fun Run' Only Don Sutton stands between ranked third, ahead of Alabama and from Real Cloutier and Michel Gou- FUN RUN-- 5 miles fromNaval Hos- Georgia. Rounding out the Top 10 let, while the Sabres got goals from pital to Phillips Park. NBA are SMU, Nebraska, UCLA, Arkansas rookie Paul Cyr, Dave Andreychuk, REGISTRATION--7-7:45 a.m., Oct. 11 W and North Carolina. Hannu Virta and Ric Sevilnc. Race starts at 8 a.m., same day. (UPI)--The New Jersey Nets have In other college football news, PARTICIPATION--To participate, each signed Eric "Sleepy" Floyd, their Jerry Stovall has been named UPI's In other NHL news, the Toronto runner must donate a prize to be top draft choice, to a multi-year "Coach of the Week" for guiding Maple Leafs say rookie defenseman given to another runner at the end contract. Floyd, Georgetown's Louisiana State to a 24-13 upset Gary Nylund, the club's first-round of race. all-time leading scorer, was the over 4th-ranked Florida. Coming draft choice, will be sidelined in- PRIZES--Also given for 1st and 2nd 13th player selected in this year's off a dismal 3-7-1 season, Stov- defintely because of a knee injury in the following age groups: draft. all's team is now unbeaten in suffered on Sept. 27th. Although Men's Division: Under 17 Also, the Houston Rockets have three games this year. In addi- an initial examination showed the 17-22 acquired veteran forward Wally Walk- tion to the Florida upset, LSU de- damage was minor, doctors now say 23-30 er from the Seattle Supersonics for molished Oregon State 45-7 and an operation is needed to ee errt 31-39 a future draft choice. beat Rice 52-13. damaged ligaments. 40-plus Women's (1st and 2nd prizes overall For Sale RUN COORDINATOR--Cmdr. Jan Sheffer 7245/7248/7200 One black recliner, $35; one gold carpet, $35; one air conditioner, $35 or all three for $95. Call Wanted 4933 AT. classifieds To rent a garden tiller and to buy Whirlpool energy efficient a/c, a bookshelf or bookcase in good 21,300 BTU, 220 volt, 18 months condition. Call 3489 AWH. old, in mint condition, available Oct. 23. Asking $375. Call 3216 Chain for 20" bike; a cat scratching AT. pole. Call 3253 AT. 1969 Newport conditioner, 23,000 Two-door Hot Point no-frost with air BTU a/c, G.E., like new, A house cleaner. 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