Explosion sets off depot fire SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP/UPI) -- international oil embargo. The Several explosions set off a huge oil Rhodesia is able to get is unmnv I fire yesterday at an oil storage shipped through white-ruled South -1 depot about five miles from the Africa. This is a complicated center of Salisbury. process and a costly one. Destruction of the depot could The depot where "the whole sky" seriously affect Rhodesia's war was described by eye-witnesses as efforts against the guerrillas who being on fire is the main storage have been battling for six years facility for Shell-British Petro- Vol. 33 No. 232 to establish black-majority rule. leum with at least 10 giant storage Tues., December 12, 1978 As to how it sarted, a police tanks. Mobil and Caltex, jointly spokesman had little comment. He owned by Standard Oil of California said only that there had been a and Texaco, have storage facilities "small explosion." There was no in the same area. O)Itztttt comment as to the possibility of It's not yet known how much of sabotage. the country's oil storage will be lost. However, some spectators blame Even before the fire, to import black nationalist guerrillas for oil Rhodesia had been forced to the blaze. draw up its dwindly foreign curren- Because of its racial policies, cy reserves. Rioting erupts in Iran Rhodesia remains the subject of an No injuries were reported. problem may be resolved rise after hos- Local tree TEHRAN, Iran (AP/UPI) -- Violence toll is expected to pitals and clinics report in. rather than an artifi- flared across the breadth of Iran Although the live Christmas trees a live tree The demonstrations turned violent with deaths and injuries reported that went on sale this morning were cial one. in the central city of Isfahan, 300 from the central city of Isfahan limited -- 47 trees to be exact-- miles south of the capital. The following protest marches against Gitmo may be getting 150 more live About six hours later, he was rioters burned down bank branches, Gon- the shah. trees flown in before Christmas, ac- joined by E.J. Farmer and Homer attacked government buildings and to Official sources say that at least cording to Commander James Cramer, zoles who arrived by motorcycle headquarters and five persons were shot and killed of the shah's secret Naval Station supply officer. take their places as second tree sale. and an undetermined number wounded police. Troops hurled tear gas He said last night that he could third in line for the TV-8's Bob in Isfahan yesterday as rioters grenades in attempt to disperse the not guarantee the trees could be In an interview with Herskovitz these newcomers gave clashed with armed troops. swirling mobs, but to no avail. procurred, but he felt sure the The protesters stomped through people he had talked to in Norfolk their reasons for the long wait. The rioting erupted along virtual- the streets of Tehran shouting about getting the additional trees Farmer said the tree symbolizes ly the entire length of the city's anti-shab and 'anti-American slo- would do their best to get them. the spirit of the season and also main boulevard as well as in a cen- gans. He said that they understood the commented that he could recall the tral square. Youths pulled down However, Jordan's King Hussein problem we have down here and gave lines last year. statues of the shah and his father, has flown into Paris, where, it's him the impression of being eager Gonzolez said that his preference Reza Shah the Great. said, he'll try to mediate an end to help. stemmed from the fact that he just Troops and tanks moved back into to the violence that's plagued The Supply Center is trying to didn't want anything "imitation." Tehran and a full curfew was re- Iran. buy the 150 trees locally. If they Gonzolez and Farmer, who arrived. imposed after the protest march. Official sources in Jordan say are successful, the trees will be on the scene on their motorcycles There are unconfirmed reports of Hussein will seek a meeting with flown here in time for the Christ- both said they expected their wives shooting at soldiers, which may the exiled leader of Iran's conser- mas holiday. to bring cars to pick up the trees have sparked off the exchange of vative Moslems, the group that's He said he would probably have in the morning. fire. lead months of protests against the more information later this after- Cdr. Cramer said the spoilage of Official sources say the death shah. noon. trees would not affect the tree The tree problem was announced lighting ceremonies scheduled for on the TV-8 program Newswatch yes- Sunday and Monday (see page three) terday afternoon, and the first since those trees are going to be Cleveland faces possible default Gitmoites arrived at the Auto Hob- flown in later this week. by Shop -- where the trees were The trees were damaged because Mayor Dennis WKYC-TV agreed to provide him with CLEVELAND (AP/UPI) -- scheduled to be sold -- about 8 the temperatures during shipping voters a half-hour of time at 7 p.m. Kucinich will ask Cleveland p.m. were not low enough. Cdr. Cramer taxes But a spokesman said if the sta- to approve higher municipal Mike Wilson from the Naval Air said that the extent of the damage de- tion finds the address political or to save the city from financial Station was the first to arrive, was not discovered until yesterday, partisan, it will grant similar time fault at week's end. fully equipped with a lawn chair, because officials had turned the the city council for opposing views. The president of blanket and a can of bug spray. temperatures down and hoped for the that Kucinich will Kucinich filed a complaint with says he's learned His reason for the long wait for best. the Federal Communications Commis- make that request in a televised a "real" tree? He said he feels it He said it was not until the van sion against Cleveland's other two speech tonight. has something to do with tradition was opened yesterday that the extent it VHF television stations, WEWS and If Cleveland does go under, and for his tworyear-old son to have of the damage was known. will be the first major American WJKW, which failed to reach agree- city to do so. ment with his office on carrying the Cleveland is on the verge of be- speech. coming the first American city to Kucinich accused WEWS and WJKW of default on notes since the depres- "denying the people of Cleveland an PTO sponso 11rs 'Roots' sion. opportunity to hear from their with the subject of George Forbes said yesterday that government" and said that "under- You can now see the highly ac- graphically with realistic scenes Kucinich will ask voters to approve scores their unfitness to be license- claimed film series, ROOTS next slavery illustrating the capture and later higher taxes in order to increase holders." week in Guantanmao Bay. spon- of slaves. Parental municipal revenue by $30-million a William Flynn, general manger of The 10-hour showing will be punishment for children is advised. year. The revenue would be used as WJKW, has said Kucinich rejected an sored by the Parent Teachers Organ- discretion The series will be shown on the collateral for loans. offer to take part in a panel dis- ization and open to all base resi- by 20 foot wide Local bankers hold $15 and a-half cussion, or to be allowed to make dents. The presentation will be new 8 foot high million in notes that must be re- a speech if he submits to reporters shown Monday, from 8 to 10 p.m., screen. Smoking will not be allowed during paid or refinanced by Cleveland on questions afterward. Edward Cerve- and Tuesday thru Friday, from 7:30 Residents are invited Friday. nak, WEWS general manager, said the to 9:30 at the W.T. Sampson Elemen- the showing. of to bring lawn chairs for their And the banks want assurances that mayor's office rejected an offer tary School Multi-purpose Room. at drama that deals personal comfort. the city will be able to raise the an earlier time slot, beginning ROOTS is a money. 4:30 p.m. 4 --- NATIONAL-WORLD BRIEFS--- Gasohol.a pipossible trend GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) -- A Guy- losses from a multi-million dollar anese court will hold a hearing armed robbery. today to determine if there's enough Five masked Hen bound and hand- WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- Stanley Bar- or in attracting big financing to evidence to bring Larry Laton to cuffed 10 employees in the cargo ber says that when he leaves his develop his invention which allows trial. area yesterday. Then they rounded home in Ft. Smith, Ark., and heads use of either alcohol or gasoline Layton, a member of the Peoples up at least $5 million worth of for one of his construction sites, in cars. Temple Cult, is charged with five cash and jewels, then took off. he's usually running on 100 percent Still, "gasoholics" have caught counts of murder, stemming from the alcohol. the eye of consumers, particulary airport shootings in which Congress- in the Midwest, and some senators man Leo Ryan and four others died. TEL AVIV (AP) -- Secretary of State A few years ago the 48-year-old and congressmen from the grain belt. Other members of the cult have Cyrus Vance praised Golda Meir's Arkansas bridge builder and part- And the energy department plans to been called to testify. part in the search for Mideast peace of the time inventor converted his 1974 issue a report on the topic after Meanwhile, a former member as he arrived in Tel Aviv for the pontiac from gasoline to alcohol the current hearings. Peoples Temple Cult has been sub- funeral of the former Israeli prime trying to convince alcohol a federal power. Now he's Barber uses 100 percent poeneaed to appear before minister. the government that's the wave of in his car. However, most gasohol grand jury investigating the kill- Vance reported "good progress" the future for a country facing proponents envision a mixture of ing of Representative Leo Ryan in in the talks he'd just concluded energy problems. ten percent alcohol either ethanol, Guyana. with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Skeptics of "gasohol," including made from grains, or methanol, from Terri Buford is reported to have Vance will resume talks with slow- the government, want to move wood or coal and 90 percent gaso- been a top confidant of cult leader President Sadat after the funeral. ly, pointing to high costs and lack line. Jim Jones. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, tens of of production capability. Gasohol has been around for some Officials say she'll appear be- thousands of Israeli mourners went After appearing before an energy time. In the Kqoeps an alcohol- fore the end of the month. to say good-bye to their former department panel in Washington, Mr. gasoline mixture was sold in the Prime Minister Golda Meir yester- Stanley Barber said he remains op- consumer Midwest but never caught NEW YORK (AP) -- Executives at New day. gasoline timistic about the fuel. However, interest. At the time, York's Kennedy Airport were last Golda Meir will be buried today he conceded, he has had no luck in was only a dime a gallon. Now reported still trying to tally the among the nation's heroes. persuading the automobile industry the climate is more hospitable. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, December 12, 1978 Clubs and organizations THE CPO CLUB announces a special THE REEF RAIDERS DIVE SHACK will treat ("Shrimp Feed") on Saturday, be open from 6 to 7 pm. Mondays, Dec. 16 from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in the Harbor Lights Lounge. until further notice, Tanks will Featured will be boiled shrimp be filled Tuesdays and Fridays. codese, t3e to Ind Pblc d Affai,.n dil Offk.c 7;I0le~rscin . o4,30duigh p.a., M,.dyee o (unpeeled), salad, coffee, tea or Divers are reminded to present their though 1rdey (.eld1,a holiday). Deadlinefr ulc.,. l o milk--all you can eat for $6.95 per membership cards and one certifica- e evn t. Crunarcialav e lertIn broie tg han u ementshan person. Grand Central Band will tion card for each tank picked up, entertain from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. .td * tLl.*l1 *.b nutasnei*b,.(ldy IDAl b~is no 10.p. Reservations should be made by THE CPO CLUB announces that berqui r Aprovidento prof1 e m t q uy. MAptva y calling 951114 or 95579. another stateside band, "Seaside," is scheduled in the Harbor Lights THE RACQUET CLUB is sponsoring Lounge on Friday, Dec. 15 from 9 its annual Christmas Follies Sunday, p.m. to 1 a.m. Dinner will be Dec. 17. This event is limited to available from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. members only and all outstanding featuring "Southern Night." On the monthly dues must be paid prior to menu will be barbecue beef ribs, entering this event. Members may Southern fried chicken, mashed sign up and pay their $2.00 entry potatoes, buttered vegetables, fee from 6 to 7 p.m., Thursday, salad bar, hot corn bread, and cof Special announcements Dec. 14 at the Clubhouse. The fol- fee, tea or milk. Cost will be lies will be held at the COMO Club $5.95 per person. Reservations PARENTS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STU- MOTOCROSS RACES will be held courts and check-in time is 4:30- should be made by calling 951114 DENTS--If you are rotating during Sunday, Dec. 17 beginning at 1 5:00 p.m. Alternates will be put or 95579. the holiday season, please notify p.m. at the Sherman Avenue track in at 5 p.m. Cancellations may be the school office prior to Dec. 15 Cone mile past Nob Hill). For more made by contacting one of the *Live firing in order that your child's school information, call 99285. New following persons: Martha Stout, Wednesday -- 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 records can be prepared. riders welcome. 8539; Joan Relinski, 952270; Bob p.m. Cust, 8186; or Carl Fisk, 952265. Thursday -- 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. THE READING CENTER OF THE W.T. DIVING IS FUN--A PADI/Open Water Cancellations made prior to 7 p.m. The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas SAMPSON High School is scuba course will begin on Friday, on Saturday, Dec. 16 will warrant again spon- between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles soring a Flea Market Dec, 15, Tryouts and registration a refund. Come on out and celebrate Book Exchange Points and all of the upper bay as a service to the Gitmo will be held at 6 p,m, at the Wind- Christmas with some food, some fun community. north of Caracoles and Granadillo Anyone wishing jammer pool, Cost of the course and your tennis racquet. to trade paperbacks Points will be off limits. For fur- may do so at is $50, For more information, call the Flea Market Sunday, ther information contact the Special Dec. Cary Strickland at 8557 DWN, or THE SEABEE WIVES will be having a 17. Over a thousand paperback Services Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty Of- 90223 AWN. bake sale on Saturday, Dec. 16 in books will be available. Books will fice or Base Police. be displayed by subject matter: the general area of the Navy Ex- novels, movie and TV stories, CHRISTMAS/NEW YEARS C-9 FLIGHTS-- change. The bake sale will begin westerns, mysteries, children, Informal communication with at 9:30 a.m. and last until all COMTACSUPWING romance, non-fiction, etc. Excess ONE indicates that goods are sold. Proceeds are going paperbacks will be available at the C-9 Christmas and New Years to the Seabee Ball. holiday flights will depart on MOVIES nominal cost. For further informa- Dec. tion, call Chuck Kelley at 99100. 15 and 28 and will return on MARINE BARRACKS SPECIAL SERVICES Dec. 28 and Jan. 12. Departure will conduct a boxing smoker at 7 LYCEUMS Downtown: Dracula's Dog, R THE READING CENTER times for these dates will not be p.m. on Friday, Dec. 15 at Marine OF W.T. SAMPSON McCalla: Wonder Women, PG High School is sponsoring known until CTSW-l airlift require- Site #2. Weigh-in and matching is a recep- Marine: My Love, My Enemy, PG tion for college students who will ments are finalized. Times will be scheduled for 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 Leeward; Coach, PG be visiting Gitmo during their announced on AFRTS as soon as p.m. on Dec. 14 at the Marine Christmas holiday and for high notification is received. Barracks Special Services. All Manifests CLUBS school juniors and seniors who are for the flights will be amateur boxers, to include repre- Windjammer: Jennifer, PG considering available at individual command sentatives from ships, Navy com- going to college. The CPO: No Movie reception will be held in the personnel offices and will be post- munity, Marine community and are encouraged Teen; Club Closed Plantation Room of the COMO ed at BPTO on Monday, Dec. 4. civilian community, Club COMO: Conduct Unbecoming, PG Thursday, Dec. 28, from 2 to 5 and welcome to participate. Tro- p.m. Staff NCO: Not Available This is an opportunity for our THE PERSONALIZED SERVICES CENTER phies will be awarded. juniors and seniors to talk with will make silk flower arrangements college students about their studies in your pot or container. They choice of careers, and college life. have a wide selection of flowers In order that invitations may be in all colors. They also make silk sent, parents are asked to phone flower corsages for any occasion-- the high school at 99100 and leave a great Christmas idea! Calendar the names and addresses of their Personalized Services will emboss I returning college students. For napkins, coasters and match books further information, please call in a variety of colors and styles. Today Chuck Kelley at the high school. "T" shirts are a great Christmas gift idea. Personalized services School will resume for all students of W.T. Sampson elementary and high now has a great selection of sizes school. and colors or you can bring in Base Athletic Commission meeting, 3:30 p.m., Special Services Conference your own shirt as long as it has Room. Members are required to attend. at least 50% cotton. For more information, call 8389. The Blue Caribe will be closed for lunch due to monthly spraying for Local Forecast pest control. high tide-2001/0929 8813 A CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS' INITIATION low tide--1511/0206 Food Services Advisory Board monthly meeting, Gold Hill Galley, 9 a.m. 7 will be held Saturday, Dec. 16 in sunrise---1726 high---8 Members required to attend. (8426) 2 the Harbor Lights Lounge. Washdown sunset----18 3 low---- 68 will begin at 11:30, luncheon at The Fumigation Chamber will be opened for pick-up of articles from 1-3 p.m. Today's forecast is for mostly 12:30 and initiation rites at 1:00. All chief petty officers are wel- clear to occassionally partly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, Naval Hospital at 7:45 p.m. (Speaker come to come and join in cloudy with winds out of southeast to welcome meeting) (913272 or 913240) the at 12-14 knots and gust up to 22. new "chiefs" to our ranks. Bay conditions 1-3 feet. Guantanamo Bay Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m., COMO Club Plantation Room (96166). THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE WOULD like to help improve your coffee Church of God prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., classroom across from Chaplin Barcus' office (8618). break with fresh donuts. Donuts will be sold in front of the Tele- Take of Pounds Sensibly meeting, 6 p.m., elementary school B-9 (951049 or phone Exchange from 6:30 to 8 a.m. 99197). and 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Donuts will also Al Anon meeting, 7 p.m., East Bargo Old Nursery School building (98187). be available at the Marine Mart Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., TvWOE daily. church on Bay Hill Road.

I Tomorrow 1:00 General Hospital I.S. NaaIInt, tesetaeaselaIUCu Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery 1:50 Hollywood Squares School building. (Closed meeting) (90269 or 8275) 2:15 Cartoons 2:30 Electric Company NAS Officers Wives Club meets, 6:30 p.m., at the home of Dee Robey. (8423) 3:00 Dusty's Treehouse Pentecostal Church Bible study, 7-9 p.m., at the church on Bay Hill Road. Window 3:25 Nature's (8228 DWH) Theatre (BW) 3:30 Dick Powell capt. Savid W. Isl Church of Christ Bible study, 6:45 p.m., McCalla Chapel (97115). 4:25 Nature's Window 4:30 Lucas Tanner Naal Staties Csemasdiut litie The 1979 Intercommand Basketball League organizational meeting will be 5:25 Almanac (BW1 r. Jery lya.1l tAffairsO office held in the Special Services Conference Room. All teams should have a 303 h.*d. t.,bsy.eding J.,.,.5i. 5:30 Newswatch 2 lick .Joraml1st representative present at this meeting. 6:30 Wild Refuge 302 Lyn, )Micl.U.itor J Jeff Wodhs.Jalist The December Motorcycle Safety Course will be held in the CPO dining 7:00 Logants Run JO) Klly M,,11.M ust 7:55 Notes of Interest 0.0 Mry Mrshll.J.,,Hallt room at 8:30 a.m. (64338 DWH or 99136 AWH) h PaPaign.ProdctioA Aeistat 8:00 Barnaby Jones 9:00 The Quest **ADULT** lb .ae k.asette is pblised according to th Thursday es . regulations for ship and stationsppers ara 9:55 Greatest Headlines (BW1 a otlinetoin A ?I$-33 andundr th ditiot The Guantanamo Bay Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9953 meets at 7:30 p.m., of th Naal UseePblic AMfaire Officer. risted 10:00 Jason King 'f1ve timeS twklye ave n. expense, 0W 1 in the Marine Barracks Classroom. All members are requested to attend. 10:55 Newswatch Update equimen at the. No" Publications and printi Sa1 League organizational meeting at 3:30 11:00 LATE MOVIE: "Night Flight The 1979 Intercommand Baseball .986 02141186iD.re act . be0ISaVIu6 f1 8i p.m., in the Special Services Conference Room. All teams should have a From Moscow" ofue2tI. kop. 12:30 Sign Off representative present at this meeting. Tuesday, December 12, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Commisary comments Christmas comes but once a year, and one-half to three-fourths pound giving the Commissary Store the per serving for one over 12 pounds. opportunity to offer its patrons If you count on about one and one- quality food products for Christ- half pounds of turkey per person, mas menus at the lowest possible you will have enough. Here are Salo s41PR prices. some other helpful hints: --Never thaw turkey at room Y_ All year the Commissary staff temperature; thaw in the refrigera- have endeavored to give the custom- tor two or three days, leaving it er all that was necessary to in the plastic bag. maintain a good, varied and whole- --A prestuffed turkey should be some diet. This Christmas is no placed in the oven still frozen. exception. They have on hand the It should not be kept longer than varied assortments and quantities overnight without cooking. to make your Christmas in Guantanamo --Season turkey the night before Bay a joyous and pleasant occasion. and cover with cheesecloth or foil Among the new items are special to let flavor soak in. holiday items such as glazed fruit, --Turkey that is stuffed will fruitcakes, cookies, and baking need a great deal longer to cook, The following hospital personnel were presented with a letter of needs. Be sure to ask at the unless the stuffing is cooked be- appreciation by Captain R.P. Bishop, Commanding Officer of the U.S. Customer Assistance Desk about fore adding. Naval Hospital, for their outstanding efforts in establishing the these items. --Don't stuff too tightly or pack Alcohol Rehabilitation Service on Nov. 30, 1978. From left to right, stuffing in too solidly, as it in the back row, EM1 J. Rizzo, HM1 S. Rohre, HM2 R. Gray, MM1 Powers; FRUIT BASKETS swells during cooking. in the front row, HN S. Ward, HM2 P. Orr, HN J. Best. Furthermore, the Produce Depart- HAMS ment is now taking special orders for fruit baskets for the coming There are several selections of OWC Gitmo anniversary dance held Christmas season. Anyone in the hams to choose from. Your choice Produce Department will be happy of the type of ham should be left The Guantanamo Bay Officers Wives ments on the status of the base in to serve you and take your order. totally to your individual taste; Club Anniversary Dance was held 1978. A cake cutting ceremony was Christmas fruit baskets come in any one selection would he a good this past Friday at the Officers then held, door prizes awarded, all sizes and all prices to suit buy at your Commissary. A rule Club. The dance, although decorated comments of appreciation to all the customer. of thinking to follow in selecting in a Christmas theme, was actually those responsible for the evening's the right size is to allow six held in celebration of Gitmo's 75th activities, and then dancing to TURKEYS ounces per serving for a boneless anniversary. the music of the Stateside band, ham and eight ounces per serving The evening began for the 210 "Seaside," into the early hours of When considering what size bird to for a bone-in ham. officers, equivalent civilians, and the morning. buy, remember that the giblets and their ladies, with a buffet consist- The Anniversary Dance was spon- neck are included in the weight of ON THIS JOYOUS OCCASION THE COM- ing of a steamship round, baked ham sored by the Guantanamo Bay Offi- the wrapped bird. The rule is to MISSARY STAFF WISHES YOU A VERY and fried chicken. The official cers Wives Club but hosted by the allow one pound per serving when PLEASANT AND MERRY CHRISTMAS, AND ceremony began with a short intro- Naval Air Station's Officers Wives buying a turkey less than 12 pounds, A MOST PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. duction by Mrs. Doris Overstreet, Club. President of the Guantanamo Bay Doris Overstreet, President of Officers Wives Club. Then, Captain the GBOWC, expressed her gratitude "/ O Christmas Take note David W. DeCook, Commander Naval to Sheila Baxley, Chairman of the The Remington Arms Company, Inc., Base and Commanding Officer Naval Christmas-Anniversary Dance, and tree to Bridgeport, CT 06602, has announced Station presented an interesting to the members of the Naval Air a recall program initiated in con- commemoration address highlighting Station OWC for their hard work lit nection with Mohawk M/600 rifles, the 75 years of the Navy's presence and talents and to the many offi- ft0be Remington M/600 and 660 rifles and 0 Guantanamo, and included com- cers who assisted in the decorating. M/XP-100 pistols manufactured prior to February 1975. Under unusual circumstances on some of its center fire bolt action firearms, the safety selector and trigger could be manipulated in such a way that subsequently moving the selector to the fire position could result in accidental dis- V charge. This potential safety The Windward community Christmas hazard can be corrected by the in- tree will be lit Monday night in stallation of a new trigger assem- front of the Naval Station Library. bly. In view of this potential Entertainment will be provided by safety hazard, Remington Arms Miss Breed's music classes and Company is recalling the following Colonel Mark P. Fennessy, commanding models manufactured prior to officer, Marine Barracks, will read February 1975 for inspection and .a Christmas story. Captain David modification as required: W. DeCook, commander, Naval Base, --All Remington Model 600's. will light the tree plus there will --All Remington Model 660's. be a special appearance by Santa. --All Mohawk 600's - From Serial The ceremony will be proceded by #6,200,000 to 6,899,999. except Rids' Night at the Navy Exchange those with the letter "A" before and will be followed by two short the serial numbers. Christmas movies at the Downtown --All XP-100's except those with Lyceum from 8-10 p.m. the letters "A" or "B" before the Base residents are being encour- serial numbers or numbered between aged to bring ornaments for the tree #7,507,984 and #7,509,999. is expected to be a 20-25 foot Patrons located in Continental Doris Overstreet, President Guantanamo Bay Officers Wives Club which and overseas should not use assisted by Captain David W. DeCook, COMNAVBASE and Captain William cedar. U.S. will be until they Zidbeck, CO NAS, in cutting the diamond anniversary cake at the A similar Leeward tree the firearms in question properly repaired by Remington. Christmas-Anniversary Dance Friday night. The cake was made and decorated and lit Sunday. are decorated at Gold Hill Galley. (Photo by PH1 Leroy Sallions) Take pride - talk Navy Look for By Jerry R. Ryan Hazars The holiday season is coming up into the world after graduation, and many Navy men and women are go- may themselves be interested in a ing home on leave for the holidays career in the Navy. They're look- to be with their families and ing to you, as a Navy man or woman, friends. for advice and guidance on something you have . a career in the Navy. Home on leave is an especially It's an excellent time for you good time for Navy men and women to as a friend, to look at the overall take pride in their uniform and picture, and maturely discuss Sue Arnold, Sara their chosen career. To family and careers. Hayes and Margee friends back home, the Navy repre- Everyone of us in the Navy, in Warden have been sents professionalism, dedication, our own way, is a recruiter. And, awarded meritorious patriotism and adventure. our own way, is the best way, with step increases for A Navy person makes an impression our friends. If a Navy man or their continuing in uniform to everyone. A Navy woman is good, has initiative, excellent work in person, in or out of uniform, makes ambitious at his or her job, and the Keypunch Sec- an impression on family and friends. has a promising future, his or her tion, Automatic At home, people will be curious friends are usually of the same Data Processing and ask questions of you. Some may mold, and would probably do well Branch, Supply De- simply be reliving their days in in the Navy. partment. your the service and interested to hear Do a favor for yourself., *1 first hand about the "new Navy." friends, and the Navy while at Others, especially those in high home this holiday season: take school, college, or just embarking pride and talk Navy. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, December 12, 1978 -SPORTS SHORTS- FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) -- New England Patriots owner William Sullivan handed NHL pondering expansion out stickers reading "We're number one" after his team won its first NFL TORONTO (AP) -- National Hockey Ziegler says the expansion commit- division title since 1963. League President John Ziegler said tee's job now involves talking with The Pats did it Sunday with a 26-24 decision over the Buffalo Bills. yesterday his league's expansion each NHL club to try to reach a con- committee may be ready by the middle census on how the expansion should NEW YORK (UPI) -- All but three of the NFL's playoff spots have been of next month with its plan for ab- proceed. filled. sorbing five World Hockey Associa- He conceeded that there is still New England, Pittsburgh and Denver all clinched division titles and tion teams. opposition within the league to the Houston and Miami took the two wild card spots in the AFC. The NHL Board of Governors last expansion proposal that would bring* In the NFC, Dallas and Los Angeles have already clinched their division week turned the latest expansion Cincinnati, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Que- titles, leaving the final three playoff positions for Green Bay, Minne- proposals over to the advisory and bec and New England from the WHA and sota, Washington, Philadelphia and Atlanta to decide upon. expansion committee. a possible new franchise in the New Jersey Meadowlands sports complex. BALTIMORE (UPI) -- Baltimore Colts Coach Ted Marchibroda shrugged off a NFL scores He added that only 3/4-of the NHL. rumor yesterday that former Washington Redskins Coach George Allen is com- Cincinnati 20, Los Angeles 19 members must approve. ing to Baltimore. Marchibroda says he doesn't worry what people say. NEW YORK (AP) -- New York Giants Head Coach John McVay reportedly has his Soviet methods may help Waldrep head on the block, ready for chopping. But at least two of his players GRAPEVINE, Texas (AP) -- Kent Wal- says the Soviet approach to physics say, "Hold that ax." drep returned from his journey of therapy is to get a patient on his Tackle Doug Van Horn says the Giants are not that far away from being a hope to the Soviet Union Monday the feet to strengthen muscles. playoff team. same way as he left -- in a wheel- Waldrep plans to return to Lenin- And linebacker Brad Van Pelt said in his six years he has seen three chair. grad in a year or two. But he says different coaches. He added, "It would be nice to keep the same coaches But the paralyzed former Texas for now he'll use a supply of en- around." Christian University football star zymes brought back from Russia and says special medical treatments at continue the Soviet physical therapy DENVER (AP) -- Colorado Rockies Team Captain Joe Watson reportedly says the Polenovsky Neurological Insti- methods. he is learning to accept that his hockey career is over. tute in Leningrad have given him He expects to be able to move in Watson broke his leg in 13 places during a game last month. renewed strength. the next two to three years. Waldrep started enzyme, oxygen Waldrep is an outspoken critic of BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) -- Rod Carew's agent said yesterday that a trade and physical therapy treatments (un- American doctors. He says, "The at- with San Francisco could be worked out in the next inter-league trading available in the U.S.) immediately titude they've shown toward someone period if nothing materializes in the American League before then. after his Oct. 20 arrival. He was trying to improve his situation -- Carew balked at a trade to the Giants last week at the Winter Meetings able to stand right away with their that is not his choice -- in the in Orlando, Fla. physical therapy methods and spe- first place is hard to imagine." He cialized walker. says their attitudes must be Waldrep says he's as realistic as changed. anyone, but some day he wants to Waldrep plans to work with other stand up on his own. He adds, "The paralyzed patients to pressure the world looks a lot better standing American medical community into up." adopting some Soviet techniques, The 24-year-old former TCU running particularly their physical therapy back was paralyzed four years ago methods. when injured in a game against Ala- He says the Soviets do not have FCLA~IIeDI/ bama. The trip to Leningrad was a nearly as much equipment or facili- voyage of faith for the man doctors ties as American doctors, but they Classified advertisements may he called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand carried to the in America said would spend his life have an attitude and an approach. Public Affairs Office7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). in a wheelchair. He declares, "If doctors in the Deadlin for publication is noon the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and publ ished not more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is pro- Waldrep said the Soviet doctors United States were a little less hibited although announcements concerning available services will be permitted but limited are "just incredible." He adds they narrow-minded about this, they could to once a week. Ads for businesses or services requiring command approval may be re- have "the unique capability to com- get a few more out of whe chairs." quired to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of bine medical professionalism, com- Waldrep says the treatment offer race, sex, creed, color or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff passion and a sense of honesty." some genuine hope. He says "Doctor reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT-Anytime/DWH-During Working Hours/AWH-After Working Hours). Waldrep is the third American need to lower their standards. treated by the Russians. He says There are medical professionals out- Classified Ads 951144 the therapy offers new promise to side the United States with the other spinal cord injury victims. minds and capabilities to offer For sale 16" Zenith B&W TV, 4 months old, The Grand Praire, Texas, native hope." 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