Gitmo has new command master chief

He's a portly man with gentle have a person doing an outstanding that "command master chief" is new blue eyes and an apparent apprecia- job, to seek official recognition terminology for the same position tion for individual integrity and for that person," he said. which has in the past been called honesty, and he's the new Naval Furthermore he is interested in "master chief petty officer of the Station command master chief. getting senior petty officers to comand." "I believe in being very truthful. encourage younger, lower-rated The new terminology in no way, There are a lot of things that I people to work for advancement, however, changes the nature of the cannot grant, but I believe in CUCM Starr said. job, he said. telling it like it is," Master Chief Another of his pet projects will "It's a very important job. I'm Constructionman James W. Starr said be the sponsor program. It is looking forward to the challenge," recently about his job philosophy. important to get "the most factual he said. "I'm here to help. I He said he's hoping he can help information we can give people will in all cases get an answer the enlisted people assigned to coming down here." Anyone having back to anyone who has a question the Naval Station and that they will ideas on how to improve the sponsor or problem." not hesitate to visit him. program should let him know, he Master Chief Starr said his "major He feels strongly about recogni- added. role" as the command master chief tion of the hard-working sailor. CUCM Starr, who was a collateral will be "to represent the crew and "I would like to encourage senior duty command master chief at the to keep the C.O. advised of any petty officers and those in a posi- Pacific Beach, Wash. Naval Facility problems." ( (Continued on page A f responsibility, if they before reporting in here, explained 3)

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Vol. 33 No.g206 Administration says anti-inflation plan might not be felt until next year WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Carter admin- annual limit on pay is not confined wages and prices. It wants controls The administration lost no time in istration says it could be more than to straight-time salary and wages. on rents, dividends, profit margins, reacting to the statement from a year before the new wage and price It said the pay limit also applies interest rates and other factors George Meany. guidelines will result in a slow- to employers' costs for a variety of contributing to inflation. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall said, down in the current inflation rate fringe bennefits and payments. They The inflation rate is now running "The AFL-CIO leadership waited less of about eight percent. include paid leave, vacations, holi- at about 10 percent a year. than a week before condemning the Chairman Alfred Kahn of the Coun- days, personal leave and retirement The AFL-CIO issued its reaction a program, obviously without a fair cil on Wage and Price Stability said programs. week after the Carter program was test." yesterday there should be some posi- Meanwhile, the AFL-CIO rejected announced and following a two-hour Marshall said the administration tive results of the program within a the inflation-fighting program and meeting of its executive council. will continue to work with those few months. called on Congress to impose manda- The statement represents a severe leaders and rank and file workers But he emphasized they may not tory controls to halt inflation. blow to the program, which would re- interested in fighting inflation. show up in the government's infla- The Labor Federation charges that quire cooperation from the 14 mil- He also said the administration tion statistics. Carter's voluntary wage and price lion-member Labor Federation. will not hesitate to use its full The administration spelled out in guidelines do not "meet the princi- Carter's voluntary program pro- authority to encourage compliance detail the wages, fringe benefits ples of equity and fairness" to posed a guideline limiting price in- with the guidelines. and prices that will be limited un- workers. creases to an overall increase of The White House said it thinks in- 4 resident Jimmy Carter's anti- The AFL-CIO called for a special 5.75 percent, although the guide- dividual unions will go along with tion program. session of Congress to impose manda- lines for individual industries were the program even though Meany is op- The Council said the seven percent tory controls -- and not only on less specific. posed. Mideast peace talks ending third week ITT WASHINaiua The Egyptian-Is- attempts -- to avert disclosure ujiu) gation this morning. Then Vance -- International WASHINGTON (AP) to unseal the charges filed by the raeli peace talks here are ending and the Israelis will fly to New Telephone and Telegraph made a new Securities and Exchange Commission, their third week today. York to meet tomorrow with Begin, attempt yesterday to avert govern- pending review of the case by the And, the official pronouncements who's is on his way to New York to ment disclosure of charges concern- U.S. Court of Appeals. about what's is going on are begin- receive an award tonight. ing foreign bribes allegedly made Yesterday morning, SEC lawyers ning to sound the same: progress is Before he left Tel Aviv this mor- ITT. by brought Hart a proposed order to being made, but fundamental issues ning, Begin repeated his vow to ex- And the whole matter may end up in that effect for his approval. remain unresolved. pand Israeli settlements in occupied the Supreme Court again. That was the word again late yes- Jordan despite protests from the Judge ITT asked Washington Federal But the judge is not expected to terday, after negotiators held their United States. George Hart to delay unsealing pa- take that action until the govern- first formal talks in 10 days. He also pledged that Jerusalem, pers that would disclose details of ment has had time to answer ITT's They'll go back to informal con- including East Jerusalem, will re- the charges until the Supreme Court latest request. tacts again today as everyone awaits main the capital of Israel. can be asked to take a close look at The charges against ITT reportedly the arrival of Israeli Prime Minis- Arab hard-liners are getting ready the issues in the case. deal with some $9 million in alleged ter Menachem Begin in the United to open a summit meeting in Syria The High Court turned down an ITT payoffs made by the huge conglomer- States. tomorrow to decide how to deal with request for a stay of Hart's order ate from 1970 to 1975. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Egypt for engaging in peace talks was to meet with the Israeli dele- with Israel. Banks may be causing fluctuations of dollar --- NATIONAL NEWS BRIEFS--- WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- The Justice Chase Manhattan Bank has boosted WASHINGTON (AP) -- The nation's themselves to heavy equipment at Department reportedly is probing al- its prime interest rate to 10.5 per- railroads will ask the Interstate Claremore, Okla., where the site of legations that major U.S. banks cent, effective today. Other banks Commerce Commission for an 8.3 per- Oklahoma's first nuclear power plant worked to cause fluctuations in the are expected to follow. cent increase in average freight is located. dollar on the world money markets. ates today. After they were cut loose and The Washington Post says an uni- The increase had been expected in The increase could affect the jailed, they vowed they would not ified spokesman has confirmed some quarters on Wall Street and prices of such items as vegetables, eat until they are freed without an investigation is now under that has been given as one reason liquor and electricity. bail. wa' for the precipitous fall of prices Alfred Kahn, the new head of Pres- The 11 men and three women were The Post says the Justice Depart- in the New York Stock Exchange in ident Jimmy Carter's anti-inflation taken to a county jail and held on ment is investigating the possibili- the past two weeks. The blue-chip program, says the proposed increase charges of trespassing. ty some banks designed their over- Dow Jones Industrials average fell may be in excess of federal stan- seas dollar-trading to reap profits another 19.40 points yesterday, dard. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- U.N. Ambas- by forcing fluctuations. leaving it below the 800 level at sador Andrew Young said yesterday Meanwhile, investors are bracing the close for the first time in six WASHINGTON (AP) -- According to fig- that Patricia Hearst is a political for more bad news on interest rates. months. ures released by the Justice Depart- prisoner. ment, about 2,700 U.S. immigration Young told a group of high school inspectors earned an average of students this that society not only U.S. may protest if Cubans were sold MiG-21 $5,500 each overtime last year. discriminates against the poor, but A Justice Department official said also against the super-rich. BILOXI, Miss. (AP) -- An Air Force it is, we don't have too much to be that because of a 1931 law, however, Young didn't state specifically intelligence official said yesterday worried about." inspectors can earn more than the why he thinks Miss Hearst is a po- that the United States would launch He added that Cuban-based MiG-27 attorney general. litical prisoner. a strong protest if the Soviet Union planes, which are capable of carry- Figures released yesterday said has sold MiG-27 aircraft to Cuba in- ing tacticle nuclear weapons, would the inspectors earned about S15 mil- COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- Tropical stead of the defensive MiG-23 jets. alarm U.S. officials. lion in overtime. storm "Kendra" lust the strength of The director of Soviet Affairs The aircraft is similar to the a storm last night as it moved up with the Air Force Intelligence Ser- U.S. F-111. WASHINGTON (AP) -- A special counsel the coast off South Carolina. vice, Dr. George Paul Holman, said to the Senate Ethics Committee has Weather forecasters in Miami say the exact type of aircraft supplied Holman commented on the Cuban sit- recommended a full investigation of that, as of 10:30 p.m. EST last to Cuba had not been determined. uation while attending an Air Power alleged financial wrongdoing by Sen- night, the remnant of a low pressure Holman said that if Cuba did re- Symposium at Resslar Air Force Base. aotr Herman Talmadge. center was located about 550 miles ceive the MiG-27 attack aircraft U.S. intelligence sources said The Georgia Democrat has denied off Myrtle Beach, S.C., moving slow- "then we will see some strong pro- Monday that, for the first time, any wrongdoing. northeastward. Its highest sus- test from the United States." Russia may have provided the Cubans tained winds were about 35 miles Holman said the MiG-23 is an in- with 18-20 of the advanced high- CLAREMORE, Okla. (AP) -- Fourteen per hour. Further weakening is terceptor weapon and "if that is all speed MiG-23 jet fighters. nuclear power opponents chained predicted. Couaitansme Iazettoe Wednesday, November I, 1978 *Live firing- Local Frcs Wednesday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. high tide-2139/1051 8813 Thursday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. low tide-- 1628/0139 8 9 too,. o o 2, . ~ ,.,4 ~ - sunrise--- 0703 high--- l ypto o Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7 4 Saturday None Scheduled sunset---- 1827 low---- Sunday None Scheduled Today's forecast is for partly Monday noon - 5 p.m. to mostly cloudy skies with scat- t9114]_L The Conde and Hicacal Beach tered rain and thunder showers. areas between Saint Nicholas Winds will he from the southeast and Caracoles Points and all at 8-14 knots. Bay conditions of the upper bay north of willie 1-3 feet. Caracoles and Granadillo Points will be off limits. For further information, con- tact the Special Services Of- Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty AI ShrisTATas, Swiss youths fice or Base Police. m ay visit nine fountains on Special announcements Clubs and organizations their way to iniinigh.church of water fromt cash, accordingd SPECIAL SERVICES ADULT SWIMMING RACQUET CLUB MEMBERS list it Lo World B300k Encyclopelia. CLASSES on Saturday mornings will below, please contact Sn I ly lamp- lar gend says thla. if' they do Ihis, they will find their fu- not begin until Saturday, Nov. 4 man at 8601 to receive their 'ip lure spouse waiting at the at 8:30 a.m. at Villamar Pool. Ten Challenge Ladder Awards: floor of the church. The class will run for 8 weeks and Terry Howell, lHarve Murphy Jlff __ sUInE there are still openings. The Hill, Janice Wiles,.Andrea Pola, class fee is $15, and the in- Sharon Bodkin, Mary Jo Nickols. structor is Winston Speid. To Also, Lu is Blanco iaisked to 1: 00 General Hospital MOVIES sign up or for more Information, contact Kathy Hendel at 95422. 1:50 Body Buddies call 951160 DWH. 2:15 Cartoons (BW) THE COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR will 2:30 Sesame Street ALL MOVIES START AT 7:30 P.M. NURSERY SCHOOL TUITION will be be singing at the United fellow- 3:30 Special: "Snoopy's collected at the school Wednesday, ship Church on Bay Hill Road at Musical on Ice (Repeat) Lyceums Nov. 1 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., p.m., Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 4:25 Nature's Window 7:30 Downtown: Oh God, PG and Thursday, Nov. 2 from 4:30 to The public is invited and there 4:30 Medical Center McCalla: Battle of the 7 p.m. There will be a $1.00 per is no charge. 5:25 Almanac (BW) day late charge for tuition re- 5:30 Newswatch Godfathers, R The Wild Party, R ceived after 7 p.m. Thursday, is a 6:30 Wildlife in Crisis Marine: THE COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR PG Nov. 2. new organization on base that 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) Leeward: Outlaw Blues, consists of men and women. Any- 7:00 Eight is Enough Clubs A NAUI/PADI BASIC THROUGH OPEN one interested in joining can con- 7:55 Notes of Interest WATER scuba course will begin 8:00 Lucas Tanner on tact Marlyn Jones at 952204 or and Wednesday, Nov. 1. Persons wishing Lewis AWH at 98296. 9:00 Wolfman Jack Windjammer: Thunder Marlyn PG to register should go to the 9:30 Laverne and Shirley Lightning, His Windjammer Pool at 6 p.m. Wednesday. LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION 10:00 Police Woman Staff NCO: My Husband, THE and I, For more information, call Bob Webb, 10:55 Newswatch Update Mistress meets Saturday, Nov. 4 at 8:30 a.m. R (Post 46) at 96240 AWH. Handicap 11:00 Late Movie: "Butterflies to set up the annual LGA CPO: No Movie Tournament. Following the meet- are Free" *Adult* Big Time, R A SPECIAL SERVICES FLEA MARKET ing there will be an All-Irons 12:50 Sign Off COMO: will be held on Sunday, Nov. 19 at Ladies Day. For more information McCalla Hangar from 12:30 p.m. until contact Kathy Dunn at 8840 AWH or all merchandise is sold. No one 8876 DWH. will be allowed to set up prior to 12:00. There will be two size THE GITMO SWINGERS will hold booths to choose from: large booths their weekly dance at the Gitmo Colendar (20' x 20') for $3.00 and small Swingers Hall Friday, Nov. 3, begin- booths (10' x 20') for $2.00, all ning at 7:30 p.m. Come out and inside the hangar. You must supplydance to the calling of Jerry (Soft your own tables. Anyone wishing to Speakin') Wayne. Today rent a space may do so by going to Students of W.T. Sampson Elementary school will be dismissed at noon. the Special Services Office between THE NAVY EXCHANGE BOWLING LEAGUE Church of Christ Bible Study, 6:45 p.m., McCalla Chapel. (97115) 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday will begin bowling on Monday, through Friday or by going to booth Nov. 6. Participants should meet Alooholic sAnonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery #1 the day of the Flea Market. Food at Marblehead Hall at 5 p.m. for School building. (90269) (closed) may be sold by people with written election of officers. Bowling will permission from the Navy Exchange. begin at 6:00. A NAUI/PADI hasic through open water scuba course begins. (96240 AWH) Permission must be brought to The Naval Station Recreation Committee meets at 1:30 p.m. in the Special Special Services when booths are a THE TEEN CLUB will sponsor Services Conference Room. Members are required to attend. purchased. disco dance on Saturday, Nov. 4 from 8 p.m. to midnight. "Aries" The Protestant Women )I the Chapel monthly meeting at 1 p.m. at 47-A SPECIAL SERVICES announces that will be providing the entertainment. Nob Hill. to have a notice persons wishing Admission will be $1.00 for Teen The liQ iAdvisory Board meets at 2 p.m., in the "B" Complex TV Lounge. put on the Victory Hill Billboard Club members and $2.00 for guests. All members are reulaired to attend. (on Sherman Avenue) must submit the notice to Special Services in writ- The Naval Station Recreation Coimittee meets at 1:30 p.m., in the Special ing not less than one week before Services Conference Room. All members are required to attend. the date of the event. Announce- P7LLS'vue 1'Pll9! Masses will be celebrated for the Feast of All Saints at the Base Chapel ments will no longer be taken by at 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. This is a holy day of obligation for Catholics. phone. CII Club Family night featuring "Country Night" with barbecue space-ribs, ATTENTION ALL DEPARTMENTAL TRAIN- or fried chicken and the trimmings. Price is $3.95 for adults, $1.95 ING Petty Officers: The Navy for children under 10, no charge for children under five. Motion Picture Exchange offers The Carihbean Naval Lodge will conduct a stated communication at 7:30 p.m. training films in order to help at Bld . 800. All Master Masons are invited. you get good training across to g your shipmates. The Movie Ex.hange The VC--L0 Enlisted Wives Club meets at 7:30 p.m., in the Hut. Plans for is located topside in building 66 the Christmas party will be discussed. and training petty officers can the Exchange between 8 and contact CLEAN UR. 11 a.m., Monday through Friday. PREVENT SLIP UP Tomorrow Call 8295 or stop by and see the meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Morin Center, list of training films available. The Reef Raiders monthly business Dues can be paid from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. This meeting is for election of THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR THE .S. Naval Base, Guantaname Bay, Cuba officers and voting for changes to the constitution. Guantanamo Bay Scholarship Fund is Sign up deadline for the Annual Leroy "Bud" Huston Checkers Tournament organizing a meeting of contributors, to be held Nov. 4 at 9 a.m. is 4 p.m. (951160) to the or potential contributors, The Blue Caribe sponsors "Spanish Night" featuring Espanola for $4.95, 16 at 1 scholarship fund on Nov. plus the regular menu will be available. p.m. in the Administration Building Conference Room. Church of God Bible study, 7:30 p.m., classroom across from Chaplain Capt. Davill W. DeCook All organizations, groups, or Barcus' office (8618) individuals, who plan to contribute, Naval Station Connandinl 01icer or those who think they may con- r. Jerry Ryan.Public Affairs Officer the fund, are urged to JO2 BrendaStarkey.Leading Journalist tribute to J02 Rick Reed.Journalist Thursday send representatives to this meet- J02 Lyn MNichol.Editor and J03 ieff. wodhouse.Journalist of Christ Gospel meeting at 7:30 p.m., at ing. Officers will be elected, 30 Kelly Mc ell.Jounalist The Guantanamo Bay Church it will be determined from the JOSA Mary brahall. Journalist McCalla Chapel. Is. Pat Pennington. Production Assistant number who attend this first meeting Pentecostal prayer meeting, 7 p.m., Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road. what constitutes a quorum for future The Guantnsmo Gazette is published according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers meetings. Therefore, it is impor- outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and udr the direction of the The Fleet Reserve Association Disco Dance for all members and eligible tant that all groups who expect to Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed fin ties wekly at goement expense on goverment guests will Grand Central Disco providing the music. This is a BYOB contribute and who want to be equipent at the NavyPublications and Printing Service .anch Office, the opinions or stat.ent in news itt affair and admission is $1. represented at board meetings in that appea rheraint * t to k.oenetr. . official the future attend this first meet- asrflmctig o hthe viwa of Cy.E oth Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery ing. School building. (90269 or 8275) (open) Wednesday, November 1, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

p .n November, the ninth month in various places, including in the old Roman calendar, York, Lancaster and received its name, like its Philadelphia, Pa.; Baltimore and neighbors-September, October Annapolis, Md.; and New York and December, from the Latin City. numbers. When the calendar was revised by Pope Gregory, making American Education Week is for military personnel. Lesser known U.S. Presidents the year begin with January observed during Nov. 12-18, Veterans Day reverts to the born in November include James instead of March, November aimed at informing the American Nov. 11 Armistice Day observance Polk, Warren Harding, James became the eleventh month of the public on the various educational this year. On the l1th hour of the Garfield, Franklin Pierce and year instead of the ninth. opportunities 11th day of the 11th month in Zachary Taylor. Nov. 7 is General Election Day, available to 1918, World War I hostilities Q-If my son enlists for Nov. 19 was the day Abraham set by Congress in 1845 as the citizens, ceased, following an armistice military Service now, will he first Tuesday after the first including agreement signed by the Allied Lincoln delivered his famous Monday in November. The Marine Gettysburg Address during the be entitled to GI Bill educa- G.I. Bill and and Central Powers at 5 a.m. that tion benefits? Corps observes its birthday on educational morning in Marshal Foch's Civil War. Approximately a A-Persons Nov. 10, commemorating the assistance railway car in the Forest of month before, he issued the who initially en- founding of the Corps on that day programs Compiegne, France. Thanksgiving proclamation list after Jan. 1, 1977, are eli- in 1775. Nov. 17 marks the which set the fourth Thursday in gible for veterans' education 178th anniversary November as the Nation's annual benefits if they contribute to Nv11Amof the day in 1800 day of thanks-observed this year the cost through monthly when the Congress on Nov. 23. payroll deductions. VA will of the United States contribute $2 for every $1 the found a permanent Lincoln's 1863 Thanksgiving proclamation, concerning the Servicemember pays under the home, the U.S. new GI Bill program. Capitol building. Nation's bountiful blessings, said Prior to that time. in part: "No human counsel hath Q-Can arrangements for devised, nor hath any mortal Congress had burial in a national cemetery convened hand worked out these great be made prior to a veteran's things. They are the gracious gifts of the most high God, who, death? A-No. while dealing with us in anger for Burial arrangements our sins, hath nevertheless can be made by relatives or remembered mercy." friends of the veteran at the time of his death. ommmmmomw CCPO training news The following training classes Wednesday, Nov. 15 and Thursday, will be held during the month of Nov. 16 on the second floor of the November at the times and locations Windjammer. Supervisors of small specified. groups of employees (5 to 20 per- sons) should be nominated to attend --Equal Employment Opportunity In- and nominations should indicate formation. Course Content will which of the two classes is pre- cover basic information on Equal ferred. If the quota for the class Employment Opportunity, what con- requested has been filled, nominees stitutes an EEO complaint, what will be rescheduled and advised procedures are followed by com- accordingly. Instructor: CWO4 plaint, how a supervisor can make Jim Gilbert. himself aware of instances that --The Navy Supply System. Course might be cause for complaints and content will cover the functions of prevent them, and an explanation of the Supply Department, how the Navy the role of the EEO counselor. Supply System operates, and how you The class will meet from 1:30 to as a manager can work within its 3:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 9, on parameters to ensure that the the second floor of the Windjammer. supplies you need will be available ly supervisors of U.S. citizen when required. The class will meet loyees should be nominated. on Wednesday, Nov. 22 from 1:30 to Four from Gitmo are preparing to attend and participate in Instructor: Ms. Sharon Bodkin, EEO 3:30 on the second floor of the the Third Annual Marine Marathon in Washington on November 5. Counselor. Windjammer. Instructor: CDR James --Individual and Group Behavior R. Cramer Workshop. This two-hour workshop will explain the direct relation- Four from Gitmo to be in marathon Action. Commands/Departments ship between individual work should schedule supervisors to Three Marines and one sailor will Center at NAS. habits and goals and those of a attend the courses described above be heading the the nation's capital The men, who run from 70 to 80 group. The first hour will be a by forwarding memorandum indicating on Nov. 3, to compete in the Third miles a week are taking leave and familiarization lecture and the date and title of class, full name Annual Marine Marathon that will paying for the trip out of their second hour will include a practical (first, middle initial and last), be held November 5. own pockets in order to compete in demonstration (role playing) of rank/grade, position and social the 26 mile, 385 yard race. group behavior. Class attendance security number. For additional The four runners are, Capt. J.D. The event, the largest in Wash- will be limited to 25 people, information, call 8822 or visit Delp, USMC, andMaster Sgt. R. ington's history, is expected to and classes from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. CCPO. Gingers, both attached to Naval attract 5,500 runners. Security Group Activity, ls.t Lt. Incidentally, Captain Delp has P.N. Saunders of Marine Barracks and been selected for major and may Gitmo VFW plans Veterans Day ceremony Electronics Technician Chief L. be putting on the oak-leaf when he Spanish from the Anti-Air Warfare returns from the marathon. The Guantanamo Bay Veterans of mony. Foreign Wars Post 9953 will com- Everyone is invited to join VFW Post 9953 in memorate Veteran's Day Saturday, honoring our veterans living and dead on Veteran's Day, Nov. 11 with Flag Raising Ceremony Nov. 11 at 8 a.m. at the Marine at Marine Site at 8 a.m. GITMO DIALOGUE Barracks Captain David W. DeCook, Commander parade deck. Additionally, all World War II, The Directors of the Teen Club would like to thank all of the teens Naval Base, will be the guest speak- Korea and Vietnam veterans on base that helped with the clean-up this past Saturday. er. The CO of Marine Barracks, Col. are requested to contact Sgt. Major Also, the Teen Club members and parents would like to welcome Mr. and Mark P. Fennessy, who is also the Lloyd Jeter at 95314/95238, concern- Mrs. Valentine as the new Teen Club directors.Many thanks goes out to Commander of VFW Post 9953, will ing the Veterans Day ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Oberlee for a job well done as the past Teen Club directors officiate at the Flag Raising Cere- CUCM Sitarr is new command master chief * ontinued from page 1) The only thing that has left an walls, he reminisced about the 24 the Pacific and also served at Port Among his other duties is monitor- unfavorable impression is that years he's spent as a Seabee and Hueneme, Calif. ing the Captain's Hotline. He said "there's an awful lot of garbage the many assignments he's had CUCM Starr, who was born in he has noticed that "people are and junk laying around. If we around the world. From time to time Spokane, Wash. and raised in Oregon, reluctant to give their name and don't take pride in our station he commented that if his momentos is married to the former Rose Ann Larson phone number," but if they do he nobody else will." were in Gitmo he could better of Portland, Ore. and has will do his "utmost" to find an He said he's very delighted with describe some of the highlights of two daughters, Dawn Ann, 16; and answer for them. the weather here and he's looking his rewarding career. Cinda Lee, 15: He is also looking forward to forward to getting involved with One of the highlights of his He said he feels "fortunate" to participating in many committee the sports program and doing some Naval service came in 1957 when he have gotten concurrent travel and meetings and representing the en- fishing and jogging. was a driver for the American to have the family quarters which listed point of view for various The master chief, who once spent Embassy in Rabat, Morroco and had are reserved for the command master boards and functions. two years playing in the Norpac the opportunity to chauffeur then chief. These committees are "an important (Northern Pacific), semi-pro foot- Vice President Richard M. Nixon He said that so far his daughters avenue for individuals to voice ball league, has been active in in his tour of that country. like the high school here. dissatisfaction. It's important softball, track and both touch and In 1961 and 62 he wintered-over Although his wife is a cosmotolo- for people who represent a depart- flag football all over the world in Antarctica, serving at the gist and has in the past served as an assistant ment to canvass their people to get for 28 years. McMurdo Station and the U.S. South beauty shop manager for various opinions," he said. Among his athletic accomplishments Pole Stations. Additional , he the Navy Exchange, she has no: He has been going throughout the --he was a shotputter with the served on four summer deployments yet decided whether she wants to base trying to meet as many people First Naval District Track champions, to Antarctica. work while they are in Citmo. as he can and trying to find out received the Most Inspirational He was rewarded for his endeavors Watering hours for if they know who their representa- Player Award on the championship by having a lake, Starr Lake and a tives to various councils, boards Naval Support Activity, Seattle, mountain, Starr Nunatak, named for and committees are. Wa. football team and was selected him on the frozen continent. lawns & p CUCM Starr said he has met most to compete in the Naval Forces Japan He was also assigned to '1CB 5 for of the department heads and so far Flag Football Tournament. quite some time and was deployed to has been very impressed with what Seated in his new office surround- Nam Phong, Thailand; Okinawa and he's seen of the station. ed by somewhat blank-looking white Iwakuni, Japan; Trust Territory of 6-6:30 p.r c. Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, November 1, 1978

IL McCaulley fired SP A ______as coach of 49ers SAN FRANCISCO (AP/UPI) -- The the ATLANTA (AP) -- Thev're toasting the "Booting Bartender" in Atlanta. San firing but added that as a pro- Francisco 49ers have fired head. fessional, Tim Mazzetti, an es-barkeep, kicked five field goals to provide all he will accept the re- of coach Pete McCulley after the scoring for the Falcons in their 15-7 win over winning sponsibility he has been handed. the Los Angeles Rams only one Monday night. of their first nine games. He also confirmed that he has been Mazzetti was signed just two weeks ago. In his first start, given the job just for the rest of against - McCulley has been replaced by of- San Francisco, he also kicked the game-winning the season. field goal in a 20-17 win. fensive line coordinator Fred O'Con- General Manager Joe Thomas said it nor, who has never served as CHICAGO a head was a tough decision. He added (UPI) -- Chicago Bears Coach Neill Armstrong says there is still coach at any level. that hope for his team because "we he never has backed off .faking are not all bad." O'Connor said he feels badly ao-ut tough The Bears lost their sixth straight, 21-17 to Detroit, Sunday. Said Armstrong: "We were bad at inappropriate times. When we'er going to win, I'm not sure. We made big plays, but we didn't make the two big plays that could have won."

LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- Tommy John said yesterday he would love to play for the Cincinnati Reds. John has been unable to come to terms with the Los Angeles Dodgers and has the Reds at the top of a list of 10 teams with whom he would be will- ing to sign after Friday's re-entry draft.

SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -- A report from here says New York Mets Chairman of the Board Donald M. Crant will he fired. The Mets emphatically deny the published reports. "It's all news to us, " said Arthur Richman, the public relations di- rector for the club. The story appeared under a New York dateline in ves- terday's edition of the Salt Lake City Desert News.

NEW YORK (UPI) -- National Hockey League President John Ziegler returned from a trip to Moscow yesterday after finalizing details of a series of games between NHL affiliated clubs and Russia. Ziegler said a team composed of players under contract to the NHL will play in the Izvestia Tournament in Russia starting Dec. 16. Each NHL team must provide at least one player for the team, which will be called the Future Stars. The above team is NSGA - the number-one finisher in the 197 ttercom- mand Football Leaque. Pick the Pros winner announced Their trophy presentation took place last Thursday at the Fleet Reserve Association with Major Coenen, commanding officer, NSGA, For the fourth consecutive week, the Monday night presenting the tie-breaker was needed trophies to the individual players. to select a winner in the Pick the Pros contest. The Atlanta Falcons' 15-7 Monday night upset of the Los Angeles Rams hoisted Chief Personnelman Dave Pilkes of the VC-10 Personnel Office out * KPlh TiiEl PU- of a nine-way tie for first place and left him the winner of last week's Win your choice of four different contest. prizes donated by Special Services by circling your pick of this week's pro games. For the Monday night Altogether, three of the too nine finishers forecasted a Falcons tri- game, circle your predicted winner and enter below what you think the umph. Dave's guess of a 17-114final was closer to the mark than the pre- final score will be. In case of ties from weekend games, the participant dictions of the other two, who reckoned 20-15 and 21-16 scores. picking Monday's victor and coming closest to the correct final score Not to harp on an old topic, hut the women are truly beginning to be till be declared the winner. The weekly prizes offered by Special Serv- heard from in the contest, as four of last week's nine front-runners were ices for the winner to pick from are: an 18-hole round of golf with female. In fact, more than of the 118 contest a 30 entries were from women, cart, nine lines of howling, four the greatest distaff hours of horseback riding or four hours participation to date. of sailboating. Nine was the magic number this past week, as that is how many correct guesses it took to tie for first place; a slight improvement from the pre- Sunday, Nov. 5 vious contest. The game results most frequently missed by the leading nine, indeed, by most contestants, were the surprising victories by Cin- New England (7-2) at Buffalo (3-6) cinnati, San Diego and St. Louis over their heavily-favored opponents. Cincinnati (1-8) at San Diego The statistics from this contest show an encouraging though undramatic (3-6) Cleveland (5-4) at Houston improvement from the shambles of the previous week. The average correct (5-4) New York Jets (5-4) at Denver (6-3) rose from 5.12 out of a possible 13 to 6.92 out of a possible 12. The Oakland (5-4) at percentage correct climbed from an abysmal Kansas City (2-7) 39.23 to a more respectable Dallas 57.67. (6-3) at Miami (7-2) New Orleans (5-4) at Pittsburgh (8-1) This column again concludes with the customary "Good Luck!" and the sea- Seattle (4-5) at son's statistical update: Chicago (3-6) San Francisco (1-8) at Atlanta (5-4) Detroit (3-6) at Minnesota (5-4) NUMBER OF CONTESTANTS AVERACF CORRECT PERCENT CORRECT Green Bay (7-2) at Philadelphia (4-5) Tampa Bay (4-5) at Los Angeles (7-2) Until last week: 626 7.A4 60.31 New York Giants (5-4) at St. Louis (1-8) Last week: 118 6.92 57.67 Total to date: 744 7.71 60.03 Monday, Nov. 6

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