IMPACT Capt. Ronald King, head of the Naval Regional Dental Center Branch Clinic, and Cmdr. L.C. Neilnas, an orthodontist at NRDCBC, will be on Impact tonight at 6 p.m. on TV-8. GAZETTE They will discuss dental care in GTMO. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Cake-cutting tomorrow Captain M. D. Fitzgerald will pre- side over a short cake-cutting cere- Volume 36 Number 233 Wednesday, December 9, 1981 mony tomorrow at 10:45 a.m. at the Enlisted Dining Facility. The 78th Birthday of the base will Venezuelan jets' hijackings end in Havana be the occasion. HAVANA, Cuba (UPI)--A bizarre two- Iran earlier rejected an attempt ordeal. News day hijacking ended in Cuba yester- by the hijackers to land. Present- day after a wild tour of seven Lat- ly, there is no word on the condi- The hijackers are demanding Libya in American nations. tion of the 41 passengers and crew relases a Moslem Shiite leader, miss- Digest believed aboard the jet during the ing since 1978. Eleven gunmen landed the three WASHINGTON (AP)--An authoritative hijacked Venezuela jetliners in Ha- source in Washington says the U.S. vana, freed 102 passengers and crew has warned Libya to end its alleged members, and surrendered to author- plot to kill U.S. government leaders, ities. or suffer the consequences. Word of the warning came yesterday as the The gunmen described themselves administration asked the Senate to as three groups, Peurto Rican se- hold off on action to declare con- paratists, Salvadoran international gressional support for a boycott of commandos, and Venezuelan "Red Flag" Libyan oil products. guerrillas. Each group held a plane GREAT LAKES (AP)--Gale-force winds Cuba's official news agency, Pren- swept off the Great Lakes yesterday, sa Latina, says the 11 leftist air carrying snow toward sec ions of New pirates have been arrested and will England. An additional six inches be tried for hijacking. may add to the already two feet of snow New England has received. So The Cuban statement appears to in- far, at least 10 deaths have been dicate the hijackers will be tried blamed on the weather in the north- in Cuba, rather than Venezuela as east since last weekend. There was Caracas has demanded. troublesome weather on the West Coast as well. More rain soaked the Pacif- Radio Havana quoted an official ic Northwest. And thick fog blank- communique saying the hijackers eted California for the fourth never intended to fly the jets to NO DRIPPING PIPES, NO RIDING BACKWARD IN THE DARK. THE MAC CONTRACT straight morning yesterday, closing Cuba, but were forced to because of with Eastern Airlines went into effect yesterday, when this 727 touched L.A. International Airport for a the technical state of the planes. down at NAS. The Eastern aircraft will arrive and depart on Tuesdays time. Six deaths have been blamed and Fridays, for a six-month trial period. (Photo by PHAN Lisa Verbrycke.) on Southern California fog. The ordeal began Monday when the air pirates seized three jets over DONALDSVILLE, La. (UPI)--Confessed Venezuela and ordered them to fly Tennessee coal mine explosion kills 13 instantly "ski mask rapist" Jon Simonis, who to Colombia. The planes split, has admitted to at least 80 attacks ,criss-crossing Central America, and PALMER, Tenn. (UPI)--A Tennessee The blast collapsed a shaft at nationwide, says he wants to plead landed separately in Honduras, El Division of Mining official now says Grundy Mining Company's No. 21 mine. guilty to the rape of three Louisiana Salvador and Guatemala. an explosion that killed 13 coal Grundy is a subsidiary of Tennessee women because, in his words, "I feel miners yesterday near the town of Consolidated Coal Mining Company. bad." A Louisiana judge set bond at Finally at sunrise yesterday, they Palmer apparently was caused by meth- $4 million on three counts of aggra- in Panama, refueled, took reunited ane gas. The spokesman says all The tragedy brings the death toll vated rape, four counts of armed off several hours later, and ended the miners were killed instantly to 24 in three Appalachian mine dis- robbery and one count ,of aggravated up in Cuba. They left behind a from the explosion. asters over the past six days. burglary. trail of 133 exhausted women, child- ren and sick passengers in exchange WASHINGTON (UPI)--House and Senate for fuel and maps before arriving in Two climb skyscraper to protest nuclear arms negotiators yesterday reached an Cuba. agreement on a four-year farm bill SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--A man and Edwin Drummond and Lia Simnacher that includes controversial cuts in Meanwhile, Iran's off ical news woman climbed part-way up a San timed their climb to coincide with dairy, grain and sugar price supports. agency says three gunmen have land- Francisco office building yesterday the 1st Anniversary of John Lennon's The agreement came as House conferees ed their hijacked Libyan plane in in a protest against nuclear arms. death. reversed themselves on Monday's re- Tehran. Their banner read "Imagine No jection of an $11 billion Reagan ad- The two climbed to the 9th Floor Arms." Ground supporters of the ministration compromise. The bill A foreign ministry spokesman said of the 42-story structure before climbers said the slogan is an al- also includes price support programs Iran will "try to solve this pro- being stopped by building officials. lusion to a pacifist song on Len- for peanuts, soybeans and cotton, blem according to Islamic relations They unfurled a banner, and climbed non's "Imagine" LP and was chosen and sections of food stamps, agri- and human regulations." back down unharmed. in part to commemorate Lennon. cultural research and construction. GTMO's historic past recalled on eve of 78th anniversary

by JO1 Martin Fucio ashore. Although there were with about 50 Cuban rebels, moved fight, fled. Two Marines were 7,000 Spanish troops in the area, out. Stephen Crane, whose novel wounded. Tomorrow marks the 78th anniver- the landing was unopposed. The The Red Badge of Courage is The next target was a Spanish sary of the U.S. Naval Base, Marines pitched camp on what is considered one of the greatest fort on Toro Cay, which had had Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. During all now McCalla Hill. stories of men in battle, was very little influence on the its history, Guantanamo has with the Marines as a war fighting. Marblehead and two other sually been as quiet as it is Just after dusk on June 11, the correspondent. ships smashed the fort, then oday. War came here only once, Marines had their first The Marines and Cubans sweated realized they were steaming in a in the summer of 1898. casualties. Privates William up to a hill overlooking the Wells. minefield. The mines were poorly Just before the Spanish-American Dumphy and James McColgan were The Spaniards and their Cuban maintained, and none exploded. War broke out, a Marine battalion ambushed and killed by infiltra- allies were in a thicket about Still, they had to be cleared. began forming in Brooklyn, N.Y. tors. 200 yards away. A Navy dispatch Boatswain's Mate Second Class In two weeks, they were at sea, Just after midnight, the boat, USS Dolphin, with three William Morin received the Medal heading for Cuba. Spaniards struck again, and four-inch guns, was called in for of Honor for clearing 27 mines. Acting Assistant Surgeon John artillery support. Sgt. John The Navy-Marine actions bottled The U.S. fleet, under the Gibbs and Sgt. Charles Smith were Quick signaled the boat with a up 7,000 Spanish troops in command of Adm. William Sampson, killed. flag. Guantanamo City. The Spanish was blockading the Spanish fleet Then, the next night, Acting Crane wrote of Quick, "It was commander had no knowledge his in Santiago Bay, 40 miles west Sgt.Maj. Henry Good and Pvt. necessary that this man should troops were desperately needed of Guantanamo. Sampson needed a Goode Taurman died in action. stand at the very top of the ridge in the Battles of El Caney and coaling station and hurricane (Streets on Leeward are named in order that his flag might San Juan Hill, near Santiago. shelter. Guantanamo Bay was the after the dead Marines) appear in relief against the sky, Since the cable had been cut, and likely choice. and the Spaniards must have con- Cuban rebels intercepted and The key to Guantanamo was Cuzco centrated the fire of at least 20 killed his messengers, he had no On June 7, the light cruiser USS Wells, the only source of fresh rifles on him. His society was at idea what was going on. Also, he Marblehead and two smaller ships water in the area. The Spaniards that moment sought by none. We feared the main U.S. invasion steamed into Guantanamo Bay. They needed the Dell, while the gave him a wide berth. Presently would come through Guantanamo. cut the transoceanic cable at Americans could get drinking water into the din came the boom of the In 1903, Guantanamo Bay became Fisherman's Point, isolating off the ships. Dolphin's guns." an American naval base. That Guantanamo from the outside world. Huntington decided to knock Quick received the Medal of Honor. same year, Brig. Gen. George Three days later, the 674-man out Cuzco Wells. On the morning (The_ present day Anti-Air Warfare Elliot, who had led the attack at Marine battalion, commanded by of June 14, two companies, led Center is on Stephen Crane Hill.) Cuzco Wells, became the 10th Lt.Col. Robert Huntington, came by Capt. George Elliot, along The Spaniards, after a 20-minute Commandant of the Marine Corps. Page 2 Tb Daily Gazette Wednesday, December 9, 1981 Special Announcements Chapel Notes MARINE CORPS BALL PHOTOGRAPHY. To those special people waiting "YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND worship services at Tabernacle Bap- community for the Birthday Ball photographs, you may pick up your pictures: tist Church of Guantanamo Bay. A Thursday, Dec. 10, anytime between fundamental Bible-believing Baptist Church. Services are in room B 1 12:30 - 5 p.m. at 325 A Marina Point. Three weeks since the of the elementary school every Ball and just in time for Christ- Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., and Wednesday at 7 p.m. For informa- bulletin board mas. your pictures will be that extra special gift your friends tion call 8260 AT." and family will appreciate! Any Community announcements maybe sent to the Gazetta questions? Call Diana at 951280. "JOY TO THE WORLD", A CHRISTMAS office through Guard. Mail Stop #53 or hand carried.' cantata by John Peterson, will be to.the Public Affairs Office in the Administration PWD WILL HOLD THE CHILDREN'S presented by the Community Choir on Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the Christmas Party, Sunday, Dec. 13, Sunday, December 13, at 7 p.m. at previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Teen Club the Base Chapel. The cantata has ments will be accepted any time. Announcements Patio. Cost: $ .50 per child been hailed as a great religious will be published at least once a week at the dis- to cover cost of refreshments. and cultural event for the GTMO cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities Deliver a $5 prewrapped gift with community. The public is cordially that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex your child's name by Dec. 10 to: invited to attend. and color or national origin will not be accepted. Brenda Llewellyn, at Bldg 688, P.O. The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- Johnson at Carpenter Shop or THE PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL it all submissions. ,(AT-anytime, AWH-after work- Sherrie or Jim Gress at Utilities. (P.W.0.C.) will be having their ing hours, DWH-during working. hours). For further information call: December meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 8871 DWH, 8183 DWH or 90252 AT. 9, at 7 p.m. in the home of Audrey Masters, Radio Point 1. We are having our Christmas Party so all "BREAKFAST WITH SANTA" (BY RESERVA- ladies are reminded to bring Christ- tion only), at the Stop Light Inn, mas goodies. We will be having a Club Activities Saturday, Dec. 19, from 9 to 11 gift exchange (bring gift with a.m. For reservations call 8115 price range of $4.50 to $7.50). SANTA VISITS IN YOUR HOME!! THE TROOP 435 WILL HOLD A CLEAN-UP AT or 8669, Monday thru Friday from We will be revealing our secret Hospital Enlisted Wives Club is the Boy Scout Hut' on Dec. 13 at 1 7:30 to 4:30 p.m. Menu: Scram- sisters at this meeting. once again sponsoring Santa's visit p.m. All members are encouraged to bled eggs, Italian sausage patties, in your home. If you would like come. Fathers are invited, bring (adults, one sausage patty, chil- THERE WILL BE A DRESS REHEARSAL FOR Santa to visit your child, fill out lawn mowers and rakes. For more dren 1/2 patty), hash brown pota- the Christmas Cantata at 1 p.m. on the form below and return to the information call Joe Sibert at toes, toast and butter, coffee, Saturday, Dec. 12. hospital, Stop 42, via guard mail, 951073. milk. Price: Adults $1.75, chil- attn. HM1 Beaver, no later than dren under ten years, $ .90. Dec. 15. There will, be a fee of AS BURNS AND ROE WILL HOST THEIR Educational Notes $1 per child. Santa will be making Christmas Party on the COMO Patio DUE TO "BREAKFAST WITH SANTA", ARE YOU INTERESTED. his visits the evenings of Dec. 21, on the evening of Dec. 12, the Dec. 19, the Stop Light Inn break- .in gaining experience 22 and 23. You will be contacted COMO dining room will be closed. fast for the general public will teaching at the college level? by a club member as to the date and The main bar will be open to be from 7 - 8:30 a.m. .in working with small time of Santa's visit. accept fleet unit patrons and classes of motivated adults? COMO patrons who do not attend ATTENTION ALL PARENTS OF VC-10: THE . in supplementing your the Burns and Roe party. Essen- annual children's Christmas party income? Name tial meals will be served in the will be held Dec. 12 from 2-4 p.m. .in sharing your interest, Address Phone BOQ Wardroom on Dec. 12. These at the hut. Please sign up at the expertise and enthusiasm in your Child's name include breakfast from 7 - 9 a.m., squadron. Parents please turn your specialized field with others? Command brunch from 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. child's gift ($3 limit please) un- .in providing a service Special request for Santa and dinner from 5:30 - 7 p.m. wrapped no later than Dec. 9 to for your community? Candy Wendorff, 3B Caravella Point, .in expanding your list of Am't. enclosed LOOK FOR A GIRL SCOUT AT YOUR DOOR or Della Holden, LP 559D. If you qualifications for your prfes-= selling the new 1982 Girl Scout have teenagers and they would be sional resume? calendars. Pocket planners are interested in assisting, please Then Old Dominion University is THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL COMMUNICA- 75C and wall calendars are $1.25. have them call Candy. If you have interested in you.as an ad- tion at the Caribbean Naval Lodge Don't forget an extra one for that any questions, please call Candy junct instructor, two evenings per held in Masonic Apts. on Corinaso something extra in the grandparents' Wendorff at 95349. week for one or more eight-week Point, Bldg. AV 54, at 7:30 p.m. on or favorite aunt and uncle's terms! Please call Mary Kelley at Wednesday, Dec. 9, for the purpose Christmas box. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL BE CONDUC- 8307 DWH or 952250 AWH for details. of conducting work in the first ting Fire Safety Inspections of all degree. All Masons are cordially NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF GTMO SWINGERS family quarters in the Radio Range, WANT TO IMPROVE ASVAB SCORES, GET and fraternally invited to attend. Square Dance Club: There will be a Deer Point, Evan Point and Iguana ready for college, service schools special meeting at the Swinger's Terrace areas from Dec. 14 to 18, or advancement exams? Florida WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, THE COMO CLUB Hall Wednesday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m. beginning at 9 a.m. daily. If oc- Junior College has a functional dining room will proudly present Please make every effort to attend. cupants have a special time that skills improvement program in GTMO the largest and longest sandwich they wish their quarters inspected, which is open and free to active ever constructed on the premises. COOKBOOK CONTEST! SUBMIT YOUR an appointment may be made by call- duty personnel. Presently we are Measuring thirty feet in length, recipes for GBOWC's "Fun in the ing the Fire Prevention Inspector taking names for separate English, the French bread bun will be stuf- Sun--Quick & Easy Cookbook." at 8222/8165 DWH. math and reading classes. These fed with three types of meat and Deadline for recipes is Jan. 15, no-cost courses are designed to two kinds of cheese. COMO patrons 1982. For further information PRODUCT RECALL--CUSTOMERS: CHECK improve your functional knowledge are urged to help consume this call Ann Wylie (8347), Pat Unrau for 16 oz. cans of Del Monte French in the subject matter whether you monstrosity between 6 and 9 p.m., (8356) or Jeanne Neuner (8602). Style Green Beans with numbers on are a high school graduate or not. Wednesday evening. The sandwich the can lid as follows: Top Line-- A certificate of completion is main course will be accompanied by ATTENTION CARIBBEAN ARTS & CRATE 26F6, 26F7 or 26F8; and Bottom awarded the student at the end of a salad and soup bar, coffee, tea, Workshop members!!! There will be Line--CAZ51, C9Z53, YTZ54, C6Z52, each eight-week course. Please milk, and kool-aid. Adults $3. a meeting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, A8Z52, YJZ54, AlZ52, AZ53, C3Z52 call Mary Kelley at 8748/8307 with Children under 12, only $1.50. Dec. 9, at the workshop building on or AOZ 55. If you have any of these any questions or to register. Marina. Point Road. Anyone inter- cans of green beans, please return them to the Commissary Store for a THE DEER PARK ZOO WILL HOLD ITS ested~jn arts and-crafts is welcome! NOW IS THE TIME TO START PREPARING monthly meeting on Thursday, Dec. full refund. for the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) 10, at 7:30 p.m. at the high school THE LITTLE THEATRE CHRISTMAS VARI- to be given in March 1982. Many in Room 8. All members of the com- ety Show has been canceled. We fields are covered and study guides munity are invited to attend. We simply did not have enough acts Special Services for the various tests may be or- hope the evening meeting in an en- available to fill an entire pro- dered. If successfully passed, the Our regrets, with thanks, to closed building will bring out a gram. THE CERAMIC SHOP WILL NOT ACCEPT GRE Advanced test is worth 39. large response. Feeders are des- those who tried-out. Your try-out any pieces for firing after Dec. credits, 12 lower level credits perately needed. For further in- cards will be kept on file--we hope 18. The Ceramic Shop will resume and 27 upper level credits. For formation please call Zoo President you will consider working with us taking firing on Dec. 28. more information, please, call Mrs. Cynthia Kennedy at 95568 AT. on future productions. Hoover or Mrs. McDermott at ext. 8769. CHRISTMAS PARTY Blue Caribe FOR THE CHILDREN OF ALL E-7s, 8s AND 9s Thursday, December 10 GIVEN BY CPO WIVES CLUB WHERE: CPO Club Dining Room Cornish Game Hen WHEN: Dec. 19, 1 to 3 p.m. W/Wine Sauce GAZETTE Baked Potato Please fill out the form below and return via guard mail to CPO Wives Or French Fries Vegetable Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, Club, Stop 38, by Dec. 15. So that we may have a small gift for each child and no one will be left out, parents please bring one small gift Salad tagged with the child's name to be placed under the Christmas tree. Rolls w/butter Commander, U.S. Naval Base Coffee or Iced Tea

LCdr. 5,bert S. Pcha.Pblic affair Officer En. Shrn Poner.A.istant Public Mfar 0ffcr Friday, December 11 301 Ron Rut** . . . .Editor 303 Patty Alberti. . . .oumlit ar. Ida Tujillo . .Production eiat * PARENTS NAME Jumbo Shrimp The, Dily Gazette is published according to the * c* mles and regulations for ship and statiotnaspapers * #of children attending:* Red Snapper asutlid in A5V5S P-35 and under the direction Fried Rice of the tavl Base Pblic Afair Officer. Printed fives tes weekly t goemnnt upense on govenanwt * 1PHONE #:* Vegetable equipent t the asy Pblicationad Print teice Salad Bar Branch Office, the opinions or staeeta ints n t * * tht appear herein ar not to be constued as offic Rolls w/butter or flect5i, the ies of CS 555 E or theb- Coffee or Iced Tea partat of the Nvy. Wednesday, December 9, 1981 The Daily Gazette Page 3

AMSAN RUSSEL TURNER(far December Flight Schedule left) and AA Richard Aust were designated TA-4J DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Plane Captains by Cdr. DATE FROM ETA A/C TO ETD A/C NOTES F.P. Riordan, commanding officer, VC-10. These Wed. NOR 3:30 C-130 MONTEGO BAY 9:00 C-12 5 men underwent two months 9 NOR 4:30 C-130 NOR 9:45 C.130 9 of extensive training in Thurs. JAX 7:00 C-131 1 VC-10's Line Division. 10 RSYRDS 7:45 C-.130 9 Both men have demonstra- NOR 9:00 C-130 9 ted an outstanding Fri. NOR 12:45 C-130 KIN 1:40 727 2 practical knowledge of 11 NOR 12:35 727 LITTLE ROCK - 3:00 C-130 9 the TA-J4 jet aircraft KIN 3:20 727 NOR 4:05 727 3 and its many complex sy- Sat. JAX 4:30 C-131 stems. They will con- 12 tinue to serve in the Mon. SCOTT 11:30 C-9N SAN JUAN 7:00 C-131 1 Line Division, to train 14 RSYRDS 5:45 C-130 RSYRDS 12:00 C-9N 6 other aspiring Plane Cap- NOR C-9 NOR C-9 11 tains. (Official U.S. NOR C-9 NOR C-9 11 Navy photo.) JAX C-9 JAX C-9 11 JAX C-9 JAX C-9 11 Tues. KIN 9:30 C-131 KIN 7:00 C-131 1 15 NOR 12:55 727 NOR 9:00 Ce130 9 KIN 3:20 727 KIN 1440 727 2 It's Easy If You Know Howl SAN JUAN 4:30 C.131 KIN 4:00 Cl31 4405 727 KIN 6:30 Cl31' NOR By Joe Johnson Wed. NOR 3:30 C.130 NOR 9:45 C-130 threaded rods and a handful of 16 NOR 4:30 C-130 Did, or have you ever, made 5/16" nuts. Thurs. RSYRDS 7:45 C.130 something with square corners that Bend the hinge into a 90 u. _ 17 NOR 9;.00 C.-130 required you to glue and clamp, not angle on both ends and enlarge the Fri. NOR 1: 2:45 C.130 KIN 1440 727 and you found that you could I end hole to accommodate the 5/16" 2:55 727 LITTLE ROCK 3:00 C-130 get a tight fit because of not 18 NOR rod. KIN 1:3:20 727 NOR 4:05 727 having clamps? Worry no more! Here is a simple Mon. SCOTT 1:30 C-9N RSYRDS 12:00 C -9N self-made clamp that will fit just To clamp multi-sided projects 21 RSYRDS 5:45 C-130 1: about anything you wish to clamp. such as a pen or hexagon, just add Tues. HAITI 9:30 C-131 HAITI 7400 C4l31 All you need are a few large strap another hinge and a section of 22 NOR 12:55 727 NOR 9:00 C.l30 short pieces of 5/16" threaded rod. KIN 3:20 727 KIN 1:40 727 hinges, some HAITI 6:30 C-131 HAITI 4:00 0131 4:05 727 .NOR STRIP Wed. NOR 12:55 727 NOR 9;45 Cel30 23 KIN 3:20 727 KIN 1;40 727. NOR 3;30 C-130 NOR 4; 05 727 NOR 4:30 C-130 Thurs. RSYRDS 7:45 C0130 24 NOR 9; 00 C"130 Sun. JAX 7:00 C0131 27 Mon. SCOTT 11:30 C.9N RSYRDS 12;00. C 9N 28 RSYRDS 5:45 C-130 NOR Coq. NOR C-9 NOR C,9 NOR C-9 JAX C-9 JAX C-9 JAX C-9 JAX e-9r Loc.9- O Tues. NOR 12:55 727 NOR 9:00 C-130, 29 KIN 3:20 727 KIN 1:40 727 JAX 4:30 C-131 NOR 4:05 727 NLAa6E Wed. NOR 12:55 727 NOR 9:45 C-130 30 KIN 3:20 727 KIN 1:40 727 NOR 3:30 C-130 NOR 4:05 727 NOR 4:30 C-130 Thurs. RSYRDS 7:45 C-130 31 NOR 9:00 C-130 Notes of Interest Administrative 1. Passengers take the 5 a.m. mike-boat to Leeward. Check in at NAS MAC gtmo Air Terminal at 6 a.m. Building 2. Baggage check-in 8 - 10 a.m. Passengers must arrive NAS MAC Terminal no later than 12 p.m. Take the no later than 11:30 ferry. 3. Baggage check-in 11 - 1 p.m. Passengers must arrive NAS MAC Terminal no later than 2 p.m. Passengers take the no later than 1:30 ferry. Phone Numbers 4. Baggage check-in 8 - 10 a.m. Passengers must check-in at the NAS Air dialogue Terminal no later than 11 a.m. Take the 10:30 ferry. Changes to arrival/ departure times will be announced via AFRTS. With the recent move from McCalla 5. Passengers take the no later than 7:30 a.m. ferry, baggage is limited Hill to the present Administration Miss Agnes McHolstein 69 Cash Avenue to 20 lbs. Building site on Admin Hill, these Beaver Valley, Ca. 6. Information on space available passengers will not be known until telephone numbers are published for arrival at 11:30. Passengers should report to NAS Air Terminal in your reference in contacting the December 9, 1981 person at 10:00 a.m. below Admin. building offices: 7. Baggage check-in 4:45 . 6:45 a.m. Passengers report to the NAS Ter- minal no later than 8 a.m. Take the no later than 7:30 ferry. Dearest John, 8. Baggage check-in 8 - 10 a.m. Passengers report to the NAS Air Ter- Commanding Officer . 8400/8744 minal no later than 1 p.m. Take the no later than 12:30 ferry. Chief Staff Officer . 8402/95517 9. Cargo flights: Information on space available for passengers should Command Master Chief. .95517 I went to the door today and the e known after arrival. Passengers should report to NAS MAC Terminal no Staff Judge Advocate . 8821/8454 postman delivered a partridge in a ater than two hours prior to flight departure. For further information Operations. 8366/8453 pear tree. What a thoroughly de- contact MAC Terminal at 64204, 64205 and 64208. Public Affairs Office . 8819/8502 lightful gift. I couldn't have 10. All space available passengers are required to pay a $10 space N-2 - Intelligence . 8121/8210 been more surprised. available precessing fee. Administrative .8511/8723 11. Arrival/departure and baggage check-in times will be announced. Services. 8709 With deepest love and Career Counselor. 8575/8151 affection, Command Duty Office . 8366/8354 For information on emergency leave on weekends or evening contact the CO Hot Line .8800 Agnes COMNAVBASE Duty Office, ext. 8453/8366.

N BCPO seeks students for summer aid program PSD Transportation telephone numbers:

The Naval Base Civilian Personnel to apply for summer employment. PSD Transportation in- Air to U.S.8489 Office (NBCPO) will soon be hiring U.S. citizen dependent youth are urged Air to Jamaica. 8523 students for the summer aid program. terested in this program processing for SSN cards PSD Transportation Officer . 8850 This program is open to all U.S. to begin PSD Transportation hours: Monday and Non-U.S. dependent youth re- immediately. Application forms can at the NAVSTA Legal through Friday, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For information concerning R and R siding on station, between the ages be obtained 800. U.S. citizen flights contact: Lt. Hackney or of 14 and 21, who are interested in Office, Bldg. dependent students who do not have YN1 Hicks at 8366. summer employment. One condition of employment, however, requires an SSN prior to applying for employ- that U.S. citizen dependent youth ment under this program will not possess a Social Security number be considered for job vacancies. 'Clip & Save' Flight Schedule (SSN) before being hired. Non-U.S. Details regarding filing informa- citizen dependent youth are not tion for the summer hire program required to possess an SSN in order will be announced later. The Daily Gazette Wednesday, December 9, 1981 Page 4 Keglers' Corner Cubs, Phillies deal; By Peri Stammreich Lemon Yanks manager

To begin with the BVL has been Wilm Ulk had a 582, Jerry Waren UCLA on probation HOLLYWOOD, Florida (UPI) -- The postponed until January when we a 570 and David Bureman a 560 MISSION, Kansas (AP) -- The NCAA Chicago Cubs, with new General Man- ager Dallas Green, have been the will have a joint (men and women) with handicap on the Tuesday Night has announced that UCLA's basketball a busiest at baseball's winter meet- tournament for the benefit of the FTG League. Mary Mulvoy had program is on two-year probation for ings here. Blind Veterans. 553 with handicap, Tina Stogsdille alleged violation of association had a 541 and Alice Taylor had a rules. This means the Bruins are Green signed two free agent pitch- Our Turkey Bowl didn't turn out 530 with handicap. I would like not eligible for this year's NCAA ers yesterday and engineered a five team, the too successful. We gave away alot some individual scores and games. Tournament. player deal with his old of money. First place went to The Thursday Freetimes had four Furthermore, the school must give Philadelphia Phillies. The Cubs Mike Krukow, and a some very good scores. For the good bowlers. Pan Beasly had a back the runner-up trophy it re- sent pitcher women with an almost perfect game 180 for a 488. Barb Sheldon had ceived from the 1980 tournament. player to be named later, to the First Place and High Game went to a 189 for a 475, Barb Kirchner The sanctions were announced in a Phillies in return for catcher Barbara Sheldon with a beautiful had a 162 for a 469, and Karen statement released by the NCAA last Keith Moreland and a pair of prom- 260 and high series of 560. Sec- Dees had a 174 for a 460. night. ising young pitchers, Dickie Noles ond went to Bonnie Conlon with a The Wednesday Night Mixed League The alleged violations cited in and Dan Larson. Green also signed Ferguson Jen- 547 and to Cindy Kennedy with a had a group of go getters also. the statement included allowing contract and re- 520, went third. For the men, Ann Quirante had a 157, Linda players to scalp game tickets, free kins to a one-year Bill Campbell to a First Place and High Score went to Calara had a 153, Brenda High a use of cars, cash payments to play- lief pitcher Ralph Schabeck with a 256 and a 152, Millie Fargo a 157, Bonnie ers, lodging and meals for relatives three-year deal worth $1,200,000. 717. Second went to Ken Keehner Conlon a 158, Sylvia Barefield a of recruits and reduced apartment In other developments, George rehired Bob Lemon as with a 619 and Third to Roy Red- 155, Wendi Nyhart a 151 and Barbara rents. Steinbrenner ford with a 600. You really Kirchner had a 183 and a 175 for a No names of people involved in the manager of the Yankees for next that Gene missed some fun. 497. Wayne Ryan had a 193, Dick investigation were disclosed. season, ending rumors Also to all the mens and mixed Fargo a 500 and Brent Koontz tried Michael would return as the Yankees' Stein- leagues, the association has re- to walk away with it by bowling a skipper. At the same time, College Top 20 personal ceived patches for 200, 225, 250, 213, 205, 146 for a 564. brenner gave Lemon his NEW YORK (AP) -- Here is a list of he had a lifetime 275, 550, 575, 600, 625, 650, and The COMO Mixed League had some assurance that the Top Twenty teams in the Associ- New York. 675. Call Mark Lang. pretty good bowlers Thursday night job with ated Press College Basketball Poll. will meet with On Dec. 4, the Midnight Ramblers and then there was one who did had. Ron Guidry's agent (First place votes are in parenthe- Steinbrenner tomorrow to see if the had a pretty good night. Emile Jim Allen had a 212, Frank Ritchey ses.) Given are the won-lost rec- come up with enough Anders had a 161, Yvonne Schoen- had a 211 for a 514, Skip Pierce had Yankees will ords of the teams. money to retain the 31-year-old hofer had a 169 and Lix Conant a a 193, Dan Brush had a 208, Dave lefthander. Guidry says the Oak- 165. For the men, Pat Conant had Cob a 193 for a 507, Wayne Isom a 1. North Carolina (43) 3-0 land A's, and former manager Billy a 201, Gerald Jacobson had a 180, 188, Troy Needham a 187, Phil Long- 2. Kentucky (8) 3-0 Martin, will have the last shot at Dwight Crostreet had a 172, 182, ton a 185 and Lynn Sutcliffe a 183. 3. Louisville (5) 2-0 him if he decides not to for a 515. Brent Koontz had a 202. For the women Darlene King had a signing Wichita State 4-0 Donn Nyhart had a 174, 177 and a beautiful 194 for a 513, Linda Davis 4. return to New York. 5. Virginia (1) 5-0 Red Sox have extended 510 series. Herb Dinken had a a 178, Yoshika Needham a 175 and The Boston 6. Iowa 4-0 Ralph Houk's contract 177, 185 for a 514. Joyce Carson a 160. manager 7. DePaul 2-0 through the 1984 season, and have 8. Minnesota 4-0 agreed to a five-year contract with 9. Alabama-Birmingham 3-0 second baseman Jerry Remy, who 10. Indiana 2-1 played out his option this year. 11. Arkansas (1) 3-0 classifieds 12. San Francisco 3-0 NBA 13. Missouri 4-0 TUESDAY'S RESULTS 14. Tulsa 3-1 15. Nevada-Las Vegas 4-0 16 cu/ft New York 135, Denver 122 Freezer, Sears Upright 16. Alabama 4-0 Call New Jersey 98, Atlanta 88 For Sale bought new in 1980, $160. 17. UCLA 2-2 Dallas 128, Utah 103 95557 AT. 18. S.W. Louisiana 6-0 1966 Ford Station Wagon: runs well, Chicago 118, Indiana 116 (OT) 19. Oregon State 2-0 body good, new battery and rear Seattle 107, Houston 96 General Electric automatic clothes 20. Georgetown, D.C. 3-2 brakes, $300. Call Lee at 913224 washer and dryer, heavy duty with San Diego 121, Phoenix 110 AWH. Los Angeles 102, Washington 98 normal, permanent press, gentle Here's how the Top Twenty teams and mini wash cycle. Normal, Golden State 122, Portland 108 Boat fared in games played yesterday: One pair brand new Deerskin permanent press, delicate and fluff Never worn, Mocassins, size 9 AA. cycle, all in perfect condition. 20" 2. Kentucky 85, Indiana 69 just too narrow fot me. One Asking $250 for both. Call 95417 Captain's Cup bike for boy or girl. 4. Wichita State 94, Long Beach convertible DWH or 98297 AWH. CAPTAIN'S CUP TROPHY FINAL STANDINGS Very good condition with or without State 71 State 68 training wheels. Ideal for Christ- 6. Iowa 79, Iowa Queen size Berkline Sofa-bed in 55 1. NAS/VC-10 499.5 mas gift to some nice boy or girl. 8. Minnesota 80, Drake perfect condition. Asking $250. 85 2. CO. L/NSGA 495.5 Call 95507 after 10 a.m. 10. Indiana 69, Kentucky Call 95417 DWH or 98297 AWH. 13. Missouri 78, Illinois 68 (OT) 3. Marine Barracks 395.0 14. Tulsa 93, Oklahoma State 82 4. Hospital 390. 1971 Vega For parts or fix-up: 18. S.W. Louisiana 91, Louisiana 5. High School 374. good 13" tires, Give away Coupe including four College 59 6. NAVSTA Blue 280. transmission, rear end, battery, Complete one-year subscription to 7. NAVSTA White 235. alt., etc., $100 or best offer. the following magazines: Hunting, 8. NAVSTA Red 168. Call 96165 after 6 p.m. Modern Photography, Outdoor Life GBYAA Meeting 9. FTG 154. and Popular Photography. Call 8378 There will be a meeting of GBYAA 10. NON U.S. 109. Puch Mopeds, 2 HP, Newport model, after 6 p.m. basketball coaches on Thursday, De- two tires 165-15. Furniture: sofa, cember 10, at 7 p.m. in the Supply Includes: chairs, desk, cabinets, etc. Can Department conference room, located be seen at Caravella Point 15 A Services above the bank. 1 Basketball League from 4 to 6:30. Need a gift for a hard-to-please This is an extremely important 2 Horseshoes Tournament person? Tell him/her how you meeting. Teams will be selected 1 Baseball League Brand new winter sweaters, pullover really feel in a Belly-gram! Call and details concerning the up-coming 2 Swim Meets and buttondown, small or petite 8502 DWH, ask for Sharon. season and game schedules will be 1 Volleyball League size 5 and 7, $2 and $3; white discussed. 2 Racquetball Tournaments housewife would like to winter jacket, imitation leather, Reliable If you would like to coach, refer- 1 Golf League to one-year old. size 7, $5; fur-linedblack leather babysit, infants ee, or help in any way, please at- 2 Track & Field Meets Call Mrs. Acuna at 96207, or come gloves, new, small and medium, $4. tend. 1 Softball League Call 97133 AWH. by VL 1225. Registration will remain open to 1 Bowling League boys and girls ages 9-15. If you 1 Tennis League 1971 Mercury Marquis Braughm, needs Wanted have not signed up yet, registration brake work, $450; 1970 Pontiac forms are available at the supply Due to the departure of Shazzara Local Tennis LaMans Sport, $600. Call 8864 officer's office. Keebar, the GTMO Navel Dancers need after 5 p.m. Sign up soon since practice will The Racquet Club will have a another instructor. Experienced begin next week. The regular sea- pick-your-partner doubles tourna- teachers in any variation of the after the Christmas hol- ment on December 12 - 13. New Air conditioners: fedders, 15-volt, call son starts art of belly dancing please members/players welcome. Sign-up 10,000 BTU, good condition, $125. idays in January. 8502 DWH, ask for Sharon. outside the Racquet Club or at the Call 95549 after 5 p.m. If you have any questions, call GBYAA Basketball Commissioner Steve Snack Shack at BOQ Tennis Courts by Lower unit (gear case) for 1973 very comfy, Wassenberg at 8220 DH or 8784 AWH. 4 p.m. December 10. Blue flower-print couch, Johnson 20 h.p. Outboard, trans- in good condition; upholstered mission and water pump in good con- chair, good condition, bothecouch dition a must. Call 96165 after and chair--$50; coffee table and 6 p.m. DAILY ENERGY USAGE two matching end tables, $50, nego- ELECT RICITY tiable. Call 8378 AWH. Missing WATER 232,700 KWH 26" 10-speed bicycle, Use: 1,156,000 Gallons Use: Whort iron three-place wall shelf, Huffy girl's $23,358 the rack $7,175 original cost $190, price $60; Knox #HC450294-6. Last seen in by school. Please return as it is four hundred movie screen, 40", I Target: 257,000 KWH used daily for going to school. Target: 1,000,000 Gallons $15; 12-volt motorcycle battery, $25,798 Call Smith at Contact Bill Sloan at 8446 AT. $6,207 never used, $10. TOTAL 99121 AWH or 8160 DWH. Found Use: $30,533 GE 9700 BTU a/c: one year old in Size 7 male officer's combo cover excellent condition. Asking $275. in Bay. Call 8502 DWH to identify. Target: $32,005 Call 97190 AWH or 8366/8453 DWH.

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