The Naval Base and Fleet Composite VC-10's catagory had two winners nominee continues to be the exis- Squadron 10 have both been awarded -- the second being Helicopter Anti- tence of a total retention environ- Golden Anchor Awards, according to Submarine Squadron LIHT 30 -- and ment which clearly indicates that GOLDEN ANCHORS a CINCLANTFLT message. two runners-up -- Harbor Clearance. the command cares about/for their The Naval Base award was in the Unit 2 and Atlantic Command Opera- people. Commands that fully under- GIVEN TO VC-10 large shore-based activity catagory tions Support Facility. stand the balance which must be while VC-10's was in the small maintained between operational pri- A N D N A V A L B A S E shore-based activity category. orities and the treatment of their The runner-up in the large classi- personnel are those who may truly fication was the Naval Air Station "The most important characteristic say, 'We care,"' according to Norfolk, Va. noted about a Golden Anchor Award CINCLANTFLT.

Friday, World News Digest December 21, 1979

WASHINGTON (AP)--The Chrysler Corporation may not drown in a sea of red ink afterall. The Senate, early this morning, gave final Congressional approval to a financial life-saving measure. The Senate's vote sends the package on to the president for his sig- nature. Under the, plan, Chrylser would get federal loan guarantees of $1.5 billion. In return, Chrysler workers, both union and non-unionized, would have to make over $587 million in wage concessions. The package came out of a House-Senate conference yesterday. The House gave its o.k. last night.

'_1SGINGTON (AP)--Another House-Senate conference paved the way for agreement on a windfall-profits tax on the oil industry, but full Congressional action will have to wait until the new year. The conferees did establish a framework of over $227 billion, but the particulars still have to be worked out. The compromise represents splitting the difference between the House Vol. 34- No. 234 and Senate versions of the tax.

WASHINGTON (AP)--U.S. officials say the administration is nearing a decision to call for world economic pressure on Iran and government sources said that decision could come today. The officials say consultations are nearing completion on asking the U.N. Security Council to authorize sanctions against Iran. The pressure could run the gamut from a tight trade embargo to a selective boycott. Christmas and New Year remind us to thank each of you for helping to defend the peace that is so closely associated with this time of the year, and to pray for the many others throughout the world for whom it is people in but a hope and dream. You who serve in the armed forces symbolize our nation's determination to sustain the high ideals that have made America a protector of freedom and a haven for the persecuted. Within your ranks thrives the spirit of U7 the news patriotism and the love of country that are emplematic of our national Vitality and strength. Rosalynn and I send you and your families our warmest good wishes for a joyous holiday season and a satisfying and happy New Year. President Jimmy Carter

GREETINGS .ONDON(AP)--British Airways is claiming a new Atlantic passenger speed record. Throughout the holiday season, our thoughts turn to sharing, renewing It says one of its Anglo-French Concorde jetliners took just two hours, our spiritual convictions, and peace and goodwill toward our fellow man. 59 minutes and 30 seconds to cover the distance from New York to London This season is a time when families reunite and share in the holiday last Sunday. spirit, but the realities of Naval Service often force family separation But publishers of the Guinness Book of World Records say two American during this joyous season. To those who have unselfishly sacrificed Air Force officers flew their SR-71A from New York to London in one hour, being with family and friends, maintaining the constant vigil that our 54 minutes and 56.4 seconds in Sept. 1974. isolated community and our nation's defense requires, your dedication and professionalism are greatly appreciated by our community, the Naval TALLAHASSEE, FLA. (AP)---Florida Governor Bob Graham and other state Serivce, and our country. officials slurped oysters on the capital steps in Tallahassee trying to Surrounded as we are by communist Cuba, the holiday season provides a dispel public fears about shellfish from Florida's oyster capital. fitting time to reflect on our high quality of life and freedoms we enjoy Sales have been plummeting from reports that cholera and hepatitis as Americans. It is also an opportune time to reflect on our own contri- have been linked to Florida oysters. butions to our community, and its strategic importance to the defense of our country. As we move into the 1980's, we must prepare ourselves to overcome the challenges faced by our isolated community and our nation. I look forward to our combined efforts for continued community and mission growth and improvement, ensuring Guantanamo Bay's strategic importance while maintaining our quality of living. And lest we forget our most valuable asset, whether in Guantanamo Bay or the United States---our children. May we possess the ability to convey the love, spiritual and formal education which will instill intellecutal curiosity, strong character and patriotism necessary to in- sure freedom of mankind. It is with great pleasure that I wish you a safe, joyous holiday season and a happy new year. Merry Christmas, Captain John H. Fetterman, Jr., USN

ONE MAN KILLED

ANOTHER INJURED The Gazette The winning door in the high school door decorating contest is this one at Jane Haynes classroom. Jon Steinhilber of the judging panel shows IN TRAFFIC MISHAP off the decorated door which resembles a fireplace bedecked for Santa's arrival. One sailor was killed and another injured in a one vehicle accident at approximately 3 p.m. FM103 sport schedule yesterday on Sherman Avenue. SAT - SUN BOWL: TEXAS VS. WASHINGTON 1:30 p.m. The dead man was identified BKB: TENNESSEE AT OHIO STATE 8 p.m. as FR Charles A. Bailey, who was in a transient status from SUN - NFC: CHICAGO BEARS AT PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 12:30 p.m. the USS Pharis. I Lt. Richard Thompson AFC: DENVER BRONCOS AT HOUSTON OILERS 4 p.m. The injured man, AA Sean K. Ens. Susan Wehrman Callahan, assigned to the Naval JOC Bill Reed TUE - MERRY CHRISTMAS! Air Station, is listed in stable J02 Brenda Starkey condition at the Naval Hospital. JOSN J. Michael Porter WED - BKB: S.D. CLIPPERS AT SEATTLE SONICS 10:30 p.m. The accident, which is un- JOSA Paul Clifton der investigation, occurred Mrs. Genny Kennedy THU - HKY: N.Y. ISLANDERS AT MONTREAL C'DIENS 8 p.m. when the vehicle, a pick up truck, left Sherman Avenueand FRI - GATOR BOWL: MICHIGAN VS. NORTH CAROLINA 9 overturnedCP.M. south of the dump. Guantanamo Gazette Friday, December 21, 1979 Page_2

YOUNG CHRISTIAN SINGERS - Catholic OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY announces CCD Grades 4, 5, and 6 will practice registration for Term II will be for the Midnight Mass -singing in held at the ODU office behind the bandroom at 10:30 a.m. on Sun- the Downtown Lyceum from Monday, community day. Parents permission slips are Drc.-31 through Saturday, Jan. 12. requested before participation. from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. On Jan. 3 and Jan. 12 Mrs. Kelley will YOUNG CHRISTIAN PAGEANTRY - The hold registration on the Leeward side Young Christians will present in the VC-10 Career Counselor's a special "Christmas Pageantry" office. Mrs. Kelley will be on for the Catholic community on the Leeward side in the VC-10 Career . bulletin board the 4th Sunday of Advent, Dec. 23 Counselor's office on Wed., Jan. at the 9:30 a.m. Catholic Mass. 2 and 9 from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Commity announcements may be called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand Tuition for all 3 credit courses carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday excludingg holidays). Deadline for publication is noon AS A CONVENIENCE to holiday is $102 without tuition assistance the previous wRing day. Nbnafide emergency announcements will be shoppers, the Wine Cellar will be (civilians and dependents) and $25.50 accepted. atiss. Comnnity announcements will be published not more withituition assistance tha once a week for a maximum of three weeks and then rewritten, open Dec. 24 and 31 from 12 noon (active condensed, and included in a daily calendar section during the weak of until 6 p.m. For the staff to spend duty military personnel). The 4 te event. Conetcial advertising is prohibited although announcements credit course (Physics) will be $136 of available services holidays with their families, the will be permitted but limited to twice monthly. without TA and $34 with Annoucements for businesses or services requiring command approval may store will be closed Christmas Day TA. proof of a letter of authority. Ade which A check be required to provide and New Year's Day. or money order for the discria1late on the basis of race, sex, creed, color, or national origin correct amount is requested at will nt be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right tc edit q regrita all submissions. (AT.Anyde/IMB*During Working Houral the time of registration. er Working Hours).

SpeiaI announcements Clubs & Organizations

ARE YOU UP FOR PROMOTION SOON? NORWICH EATON PHARMACEUTICALS, THE FIL-AM CLUB will host a Christ Looking forward to a new rate or Div. of Morton-Norwich, New York mas dance party. on Saturday, Dec. All presidents of private interest maybe OCS? Enhance your military 13815 has advised of the voluntary 22 at the Fil-Am clubhouse organizations please contact the on Ocean- record by learning about super- recall of a limited number of view. The main menu will consist of Admin. Office to provide a point of vision and gain new leadership 4 oz. size Pepto Bismol due to roast pig, steamship round, lumpia, contact for interested persons wish- skills. Sign. up for "Elements container difficulty. pancit, fried rice, hot rolls, and ing to join. of Supervision" with L.A. Community The following list of control vegetable salad. Cocktails will College during early registration, numbers is involved in this recall: be served from 7:30 to.8 p.m.; dinner Dec. 17 through 21 from 8 a.m. 121161 from 8 to 8:30 followed by dancing to 1 p.m. or from Jan. 2 through 121163 until 1 akin. There will'be an open ATTENTION MEMBERS and all resident 14. Call 8307 for informa- 121164 bar with music provided TEENS - On Dec. 21, the Teen Club by Total tion about this or any of our new 121165 Experience for your will have a Christmas party and dancing and-- classes beginning Jan. 14. 121166 listening pleasure. Tickets disco dance featuring Total Exper- are 121167 now available at $9 per person. ience and Mr. Curtis Monroe. THE NAVY EXCHANGE announces In- 121184 contact Reyes Members are asked to bring Hors d' Chief at 8839/8415/ come Tax Service beginning Jan. 121193 8113 for tickets and information. Oeurves, such as Christmas cookies, 2 in the Credit Union building. 121150 chips, dips, candy, small sandwiches call 8217 for further informa- 112950 and anything else along this line GRAPHIC EXPRESSION will tion. If any of these numbered bottles be play- that will fit this festive occasion, ing for your listening and are in your possession, contact the dancing The Club will furnish the special pleasure in the CPO HOLIDAY ROUTINE - As established vendor, advising them of the Harbor Lights Christmas elixir, excluding spirits. Lounge,- Friday and Saturday, by Executive Order holiday routine quantity on hand and request Dec. The Christmas party and disco 21 and 22 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. will be observed on Monday, disposition instructions. dance will be from 8 p.m. to 12 Make a selection Dec. 24 and Tuesday, Dec. 25. from our open menu midnight Members cost will be $1.50 for a delicious meal. Dining room THE-PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL will and guests will be $3 per person. hours are from 5:30 THE NCFA office will be closed to 8:30 p.m. be presenting a Christmas program All money'collected will go into Wednesday, Dec. 26 through Friday, at the Chapel on Dec. 23 at 7 p.m. the Club treasury. For more informa- THE CPO DINING ROOM Dec. 28, 1979. All services will will be open for more information call 90105. tion on what to bring call Mrs. from 5:30 to resume Wednesday, Jan. 2. Any 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, Valentine at 951295, Mrs. Baxter Dec. 23. Come by questions may be answered by Mrs. and make a sele- The following Navy Exchange 8590 or Mrs. Judy Young, 951019. ction from K. Hoover, extension our open menu. 8769. facilities will observe hours indicated on Dec. 24, 1979. SPECIAL SERVICES announces that Windward Mini-Mart 9 a.m.-5 p.m. all bowling at Marblehead Hall on Leeward Mini-Mart 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 will be half Coffee Shop 8 a.m.-7 p.m. price (25c a game). Auto Parts Store 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Gas Station 9 a.m.-5 p.m. calendar ATTENTION HOLIDAY SHOPPERS - All others will be closed. To make sure that our patrons have On Dec. 25, the Coffee Shop will ample time to complete their Christ- be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and mas shopping, the Navy Exchange the Golf Canteen will be open from Today Main Retail Store will be open 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pentacostal prayer meeting, Pentacostal'Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. from noon to 5 p.m. on Monday, Dec. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m., 24, Christmas Eve day. Sales will be THEIFOLLOWINGEE.CTAT, SERVICES East Bargo Old Nursery School buildj- ing. (951204, 98227). featured in many' departments, with facilities will be closed on Dec. super-specials on many Christmas 25, 1979 and January 1. 1980: W.T. Sampson kindergarten through twelfth grades holiday vacation dismis- decoration items. COME'ONE COME Bowling Alley sal, 11 a.m. (school resumes Jan. 8.) ALL. Auto( Hobby Shop Carpenter Shop VILLAMAR SNACK SHACK 'S hours Ceramic Shop Tomorrow of operation for the holidays will be Pools Roman Catholic folk mass, 6 p.m., Rite of Reconciliation, as follows: 5-5:30 p.m., The following Special Services Base Chapel. Friday, Saturday, & Sunday, Dec. facilities will be open on Dec. 25 21,23 ,&23'open from 12 noon until and Jan. 1: Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel, 9:30 a.m, (8638 Weir). 5:30 p.m. Golf Course Monday, Tuesday, wednesday, & Marina Thursday, Dec. 24, 25, 26,+ & 27 Corral Su nday closed. Issue.Desk Friday, Saturday] & Sunday, Dec. Roman Catholic mass, 9:30 a.m.; Rite of Reconciliation, 8:30-9 a.m., Base 28. 29, & 30 open Chapel. from 12 noon THERE WILL BE A non-denominational until 5:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Candle lighting Monday and Tuesday; Dec. 31 and Protestant divine services, Leeward Chapel, 9 a.m.; service at the Leeward Chapel at Base Chapel, 11 a.m, -Jan. 1 closed. & 6:30 p.m. 5 p.m. on Dec. 24 and again at Villamar Snack; Slack will resume the Windward Base Chapel at 7 p.m. normal working hours on Wed., Jan. Jamaican United Fellowship of Service divine service, 10 a.m.; evening 2. worship, 6:30 p.m., all at Bay Hill church. Gaustageme Gazette. THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE ( Church of Christ Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; ev- will be open for your convenience op ening worship, 6:30 p.m., all at McCalla Chapel (951035). Christmas Eve from noon until 3 p.m. The Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. Marine Corps Mini Mart will Pentacostal Gospel meeting, 8 a.m.; evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m.; Penta-- be-open--n-Christmas E from9a-m. costal Church, Bay Hill Road. until 3 p.m. The Marine Corps Naval Station Commanding officer Warehouse will be open for lay away The Church of Jesuis Chtist 4. L. Thempen.Public of Latter Day Saints, McCalla Annex, priesthood pick up from Riobard Affairs Officer 12 noon until 3 p.m. Ens. Susae nfehan. .Asitant Public Affairs Officer at 8:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m.; sacrement 4:30 p.m. (98127, 95342). on Christmas Eve. JOC Bill ied.ditor JO2 Brenda . Starkey.Copy Editor JOBS SJ. ichecl Prter.Joureelist Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m. East Bargo old nursery school bldg. THE DAY CARE CENTER will be close JOSA Paul D. Cliff ton.:.Jornalist Mrs. Gny teanedy.Production Aistat (951204/98227). on Monday, Dec. 24 as it is a legal holiday. The GuantanGaette i publiBed according to the M oiday rule and regulations for ship and station aneepapers THE COMMISSARY STORE will be as outlined in NA5EOS P-35 and under the directios Raman of the Narl Bsee Public Afaira Officer. Printed Catholic mass, Base Chapel, 11:35 a.m. closed Dec. 24, 25, 31, and Jan. 1. five tiee weekly at goveuient epeee on gVema equipment at the Nary Publicatins adPrinting Service Braech Office, th eopieicnd or stat teomenia ana items Tue sda s the apper here are not to be conetteed wtofficial or as reflecting the vie "ofc CMMAVSEU r Mehede- parent of the Navy. Merry Christmas! Friday, December 21, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

CHRISTMAS GIVING: A RELAVIVELY NEW CUSTOM

The holiday season is with us again, and again we have much to be thank- ful for. There are griveous troubles in parts of the world, and some of them affect us. But our traditional values are secure, our ideals remain constant and our faith is unshaken. Our hope for a peaceful world remains strong. We owe sincere thanks to you men and women of the armed forces and to your civilian support for sustaining our security so that we can freely nurture our hopes. You who are serving in the armed forces, and those who served before you, have given tangible expression to our dedication to peace and to CHICAGO (UPI)--Busy with last- the preservation of our values, which are particularly meaningful to us minute Christmas shopping? You at this time of the year. may not realize that Christmas gifts I am proud to be a member of the extended family comprised of the are a comparatively recent custom military and civilian members of the Defense Department, and I am grate- in the United States. In the ful for the opportunity to offer you my best wishes for a joyous yuletide early days of the republic, gifts season and a happy New Year. were exchanged on New Year's Day, Harold Brown not tChristmas. Secretary of Defense December 25 was a special day of worship, a religious holiday and nothing else. But around the mid 1800's gift- giving at Christmastime became popular. It's been growing ever since. Today, well, just look at the crowds in the stores across the country. Millions loaded down with Christmas packages for other people. So, Christmas giving cer- tainly is here to stay. And then there's the mistletoe tradition. What is now a yuletide license for smooching used to be It abolished Christmas observance crushed and fermented into an for 22 years--from 1659 to 1681. intoxicating liquor by pagan tribes. Anyone who didn't show up for The Norsemen regarded mistletoe work on Christmas day was fined five EMMANUEL as a sacred berry with great powers shillings. by CDR John L. Hall of healing. The record shows that Mass. didn't "Therefore the Lord himself snail give you a sign. Behold a virgin The custom of hanging Christmas make Christmas a legal holiday until shall conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Emmanuel." Isaiah stockings originated in Holland, 1885. 7:14. "Which being interpreted means God with us." Mathew. 1:23. where the children used their shoes The first Christmas tree? Well, In the days of the prophets, Israel was literally overwhelmed in her to collect the loot. The wooden the story goes that 1,200 years ago, national and personal life by the military powers of other kingdoms, by shoes were parked by the fireplace an English missionary named Winfrid, the weight of poverty and personal depravation, and by the burden of her to be filled by their Patron Saint, later called Boniface, was traveling own sin and estrangement from God. The prophets envisioned Israel's Saint Nicholas. through northern Germany when he terrible desolation as resulting from the people's failure to keep their Christmas cards didn't appear came upon a group of non-believers Covenant with God by following his divine Law and being his chosen in the United Statedfuntil the huddled about an oak tree. people. Faithfulness was the cause of their penury; the nation lacked early 1900's. The men were.preparing to sacri- God's divine blessing. Because of her estrangement Israel was dying, and The first American card manu- fice a little prince named Asulf this meant only one thing: God was not with them. facturer was a German named Louis to the god Thor. Israel's prophets saw their salvation as being the renewed blessing Prang of Roxbury, Massachusetts. The missionary stopped the pagan of God. They needed his power for their living. They needed God with And .there's irony to this fact. It ceremony, chopped down the oak and them. But they had sunk so low that even God's annointing another great seems-that Massachusetts is the saved the boy's life. As the great king like David would be insufficient to deliver them. They came to under- only state in the nation which once tree fell to the ground, a young stand that military might was not the answer but that it would be neces- outlawed Christmas. Actually, fir appeared. ary for God himself to come and save them. Their requirement was clear- Massachusetts wasn't a state but The missionary interpreted this one of divine deliverance because their redemption both personally rather a British colony at the to mean the fir was the tree of nd nationally, to be effective, had to be from the inside out. God time. life, representing Jesus Christ. would have to enter human experience at the deepest part of the soul, at their point of gravest weakness, to deliver them from their depravation and estrangement. Take note And so the nation of Israel began to look forward to the arrival of a The Navy Exchange/Commissary .Advis- AZ3 Debra L. Jensen, USN, NAS divine Messiah, one who was so endowed with the power of God that he could ory Board is composed of representa- (Member) appropriately be called, God With Us. They longed for and predicted the tives of management and partons, and Ms. Kathie K. Pittman, HEWC (Member) arrival of one called Emmanuel to enter their nation as king, to convey has proven to be a very effective NEW YEAR'S FLIGHTS: The following the continuing blessing of God, and to provide the power of his presence means of providing an efficient and information pertains to the New Year's of their days. responsive operation of these re- for the living leave flights to Norfolk and Jack- the Babe of Bethlehem on Christmas nearly two thousand In the Advent of sale activities, which is vitally sonville: years ago, God did in fact enter human history and fulfill Israel's important in the maintenance of NORFOLK FLIGHT #1 - Check in bag- by a royal star, heavenly lights, the longing. His arrival was heralded high patron morale. gage at BPTO on Wednesday, Dec. 26 other signs and wonders appropriate to the The Board normally meets the first singing of angel choirs, and between 9 and 11 a.m. Ferry times the Christ Child God came to be with mankind month. Indivi- magnitu( of the event. In Tuesday of each and flight departure will be to provide ultimate, divine meaning and content to human life, a corrected duals representing each command are announced when received. of human movement, and the new dimension of questions/sugges- course for the direction asked to submit NORFOLK FLIGHT #2 - Check in bag- Appropriately Jesus Christ is called. of the eternity to human existence. tions one week in advance bage at BPTO on Thursday, Dec. 27 means, God With Us." Emmanuel, "Which being interpreted meeting. between 9 and 11 a.m. Ferry times of Christmas Seasons. Come, worship and We wish you the most joyous These questions/suggestions should and flight departure will be addition to the regularly operation of celebrate with us at the Base Chapel. In pertain to the overall announced when received. The Sunday School Christmas Program and Commissary scheduled services; Protestant: the Navy Exchange JACKSONVILLE FLIGHT #1 - Check and Commun- you better. at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 23, and Christmas Eve Candlelight in order for us to serve in baggage at BPTO on Wednesday, Christmas Eve Mid- should ion Service at 7 p.m.,Monday, Dec. 24. Catholic: If at 'any time an individual Dec. 26 between 1 and 3 p.m. Ferry Dec. 24, and Christmas Day Mass at it should be night Mass at 11:30 p.m., Monday, have a complaint, times and flight departure will be Tuesday, Dec. 25. directed to the location manager 11:30 a.m., announced when received. at the time it occurs. JACKSONVILLE FLIGHT #2 - Check in baggage at BPTO on Thursday, The following is a list of current Dec. 27 between 1 and 3 p.m. Ferry members of this Board. If this times and flight departure will list is incomplete or incorrect, for be announced when received. further information, or if you NOTE: Baggage is limited to 44 desire to represent a command, pounds per person. please phone Mrs. Perisich at 8119. BPTO will announce flight times Any and all suggestion are apprecia- immediately upon receipt, stay ted. tuned to TV-8 and 1340 AN, do not CDR J.R. Cramer, SC, USN, Chairman call BPTO. LCDR R.B. Miller, SC, USNR, NEXO C141 MISSION DEC 22 - 23 79 - (Vice-Chairman) The C-141 mission scheduled for LTJG E.F. Donnellon, USN, CSO Dec. 22 and 23 has been rescheduled (Vice-Chairman) The new times for flights .are as Mr. J. Kempsey, NEX (Member) follows: YN2 J. Mathews, USN, NAVSTA (Member) 1. Arrives GTMO Dec. 22 at Ms. Ann Wylie, FTG Officers' 3:15 p.m. Wives .(Member) 2. Departs for Kingston Dec. 23 ,SKCA. Walton, USN, FTG (Member) at 9 a.m., check-in baggage at Ms. Adina Miller, Marine Barracks BPTO between 5 and 7 a.m. and take Officers' Wives (Member) the 7:30 a.m. ferry. LCDR Dean H. Beyer, USN, FTG (Member) 3. Departs for Norfolk Dec. 23 LTJG J.E. Beck, USN, Supply (Member) at 1:50 p.m. Check in baggage LCDR E. Savige, USN, Hospital at BPTO between 8 and 10 a.m. Take CDR Hartman presented Length of Service Awards to two PWD'employees last (Member) the 12:30 ferry to the NAS MAC Thursday for their many years of dedicated work. Left to right: Mr. Ms. J.D. Neuner, NAS Officers' Terminal. Butch Perez, Mason Foreman; Mr. Robert Aven, Maintenance General Foreman, Wives Club (Member) Passengers originally scheduled Building Trades Branch; Mr. Cecil Gordon (15 year award), Painter; Mr. GYSGT E. Behan, USMC C. "L" (Member) to depart for Kingston on Dec. 22 Donald Weir (15 year award), Carpenter; CDR Hartman, Assistant Public SKCS R. Shellenberger, NEX (Member) have been rescheduled for Dec. 23. Works Officer. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, December 21, 1979 NBA Milwaukee 120, Kansas City 109 Atlanta 122, Detroit 103 San Diego 128, New York 118

NHL Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 1 classifieds Boston 10, Toronto 0 For sale Buffalo 5, Los Angeles 3 Classified advertisements may be sent '71 Green Pontiac, new battery, to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday just tuned, good running condition, through Friday (excluding holidays. Deadline for publication is noon .asking $600, 952205 AT. the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is MOVIES prohibited although announcements TONIGHT Ford Fairlane, '58, call Henry Cole- concerning available services will be permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services men, Tryzna Village, 8331 AWH, requiring command approval may be required to provide proof of a letter Downtown Butch & Sundance the 8789 DWH. of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, color, or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff Early Days, PG reserves The Van, R 19" B/W TV; matching washer and the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AS-Anytime/ DWH=During Working Hours/AWH=After Working Hours). McCalla Cricket on the dryer, Sears Kenmore; 4,000 BTU, Hearth, I The Little Mermaid, 10,000 BTU, 11,500 BTU, 22,000 G Marine Casey's BTU A/C; yard and house Shadow, PG palnts, Moses, 90214 AT. 23" RCA color console TV with built PG in AM/FM radio, $225; 19" Zenith LOST Leeward Checkered Flag or Crash, Six-week-old Llhasa Apso male portable B/W TV, $75; AM/FM radio PG; Malibu Beach, R puppies, 951082 AWH. $10, all three work good, 90169 AWH. Reward offered for person picking up Windjammer Escape to Athena, PG cast net behind SP headquarters. Project Kill, PG Sears cassette Lambretta motor scooter, 125 cc, recorder, brand new, PC3 Stowers, 95516/69 DWH, 98274 COMO Club No movie $20; 3 lb weights, $2.50 $70, 8843 DWH, 8169 AWH. each, AWH. CPO Club Moonraker, PG - 97231 AT. '69 Ford Country Squire station Military ID card with the name TOMORROW wagon, a/t, p/s, p/b, radio and Great Christmas gift, 44 magnum bang L.M. Holland, lost on the Windward heater, surprising supply of stick, $20; '77 special bicentenial side top of ID card reads Department Downtown Sara T. Portrait of a edition miscellaneous spare parts, $475, of World Book Encyclopedia, of Defense, if found please call Teenage Alcoholic, TV 99263 AT. still in boxes, new, never used, 8870 AT. The Legend of Frank $350, 99246 AT. Woods, R McCalla '74 Pinto Squire station wagon, A Christmas Carol, I blue and brown AM/FM, A/C, 4 speed Frigidaire refrigerator, great for Butch & Sundance the stick shift, 4 cyl., good gas beer and soda, Gitmo special, $50, Early Days Marine mileage, very good condition, con- 951102 AT. Hanging on a Star, PG MacKintosh and T.J. tact L. Holland in Brks D, room SATURDAY 9 Admin Hill AT. Panasonic stereo, includes two Leeward The Muppet Movie, G speakers, receiver and turntable 7:00 Charlie Magoo's Christmas Carol, with stand, $50, 99269 AWNH, 64266 Chan I Sony BW TV, 8", $65; ice cooler, 7:30 Hot Fudge DWH. Windjammer The Evil, $48 new will sell for $15; 9x12 8:00 Children's Special R rust color Crossed Swords, PG rug, $100 new will 9:00 Sales Soupy COMO Club Game of Death, sell for $25; three 3x5 rugs to 9:30 Cartoons R match CPO Club Cry Onion, PG rust, $15, contact L. Wanted 10:00 Battle of the Planets Holland Admin Hill Bks D, room 10:30 Daktari Dependable person to do house SUNDAY 9 AT. 11:30 Dance Fever cleaning one day a week, 8632 AWH. 12:00 Challenge of the Sexes Downtown Love and Bullets, 12:35 NFL Game of the Week PG McCalla and of Frank 1:00 College Football '79 The Leger Woods, Job opportunities 1:30 NCAA Football R Marine Fastbrea Applications should be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Personnel 3:55 Nova k, PG Leeward The End, R Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants 5:00 1/2 Hour Information Special have Windjammer yo movie filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the posi- 5:30 Newswatch Weekend COMO Club Journeyt to the Center tion is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may 6:00 Christmas at the Grand Ole o&the arth, G be obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing Opry E CPO Club '.e :nv. Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. 7:00 carol Burnett and Friends 7:30 Good Times ANNOUNCEMENTS POSOTION & GRADE CLOSING DATE COMHAND 8:00 Black Sheep Squadron 188-79 Bartender, WG-7405-03 (Int) Open until EM CLUB 9:00 Love Boat LOCAL NEW filled 10:00 Saturday Night Movie: A MEETING OF ALL CIVIL 300-79 Clerk Translator, GS-1046-5 28 DEC 79 Wild and Wooly **ADULT** ENGINEER Chap- CORPS 11:35 Saturday Night Live and Seabee Wives will be held lai ns at the 301-79 Data Transcriber (Key Punch) 12:45 Mon Man Space Connection CPO Club Harbor Lights Dining Room on Thursday, 2 temp positions, GS-356-03 28 DEC 79 Sup 1:30 Movie: Blackout Dec. 27 at 7 p.m. ply For further information 303-79 Clerk Typist, GS-322-03 2:55 Sign off call Rose Ann Starr at 951083. (Temp NTE 90 days) 28 DEC 79 PWD 304-79 Secretary (Typing) GS-318-04 28 DEC 79 NIS SUNDAY 305-79 Supply Clerk, GS-2005-04 28 DEC 79 NAV HOSP THE CPO MESS (OPEN) will be 306-79 Secretary (Typing) GS-318-05 Directions 28 DEC 79 Com pt. :00 closed Dec. 24 and 25 due to 308-79 Fiscal Acct. the Supv. GS-501-05 28 DEC 79 NAV HOSP 7:50 Sacred Heart holidays. leading to GS-501-06 or GS-06 8:05 Christopher Closeup 36-020-79 Fire Chief, GS-081-11 31 DEC 79 PWD 8:35 Insight DUE TO MINUTE 80-004-79 Construction Representative, 9:05 Sunday Morning Movie: Swiss LAST CANCELLATIONS the Navy Lodge has a limited number GS-809-09 31 DEC 79 ROI CC Family Robinson of vacancies for the holidays. 188-79 Bartender, LWG-7405-03 (Int) Open until EM CLUB 10:40 Charlie Chaplin Theater Come by the Navy Lodge Office filled 11:10 Juke Box between 8 a.m. and 12 noon to make 300-79 Clerk Translator, LGS-1046-05 28 DEC _ 11:30 Wide World of Sports 79 Chap- a reservation. lai ns 12:25 This is the NFL 302-79 Asphalt Worker, LWG-3653-07 28 DEC 79 PWD ns 12:45 NFL Football 305-79 Supply Clerk, LGS-2005-04 28 DEC 79 Sup ply 3:30 Sports Special CHRISTMAS DAY MENU - All base 307-79 Mobile Equipment Servicer, 4:30 Sixiy Minutes residents are invited to attend LWG-5806-05 28 DEC 79 PWD 5:25 Almanac Christmas Day dinner at the Naval 308-79 Fiscal Accounting D'pervisor 5:30 Newswatch Weekend Base Enlisted Dining Facility LGS-501-05 leading to LGS-501-06 6:00 Donnie and Marie Christmas (Gold Hill Galley) - (Leeward or LGS-06 28 DEC 79 NAV HOSP 7:00 Project UFO Point). Applications will be accepted for the following permanent registers: 8:00 Fitzpatricks The cost of the Christmas dinner 9:00 Sunday Night Movie: Before is: 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 OPEN Winter Comes **ADULT** Enlisted on COMRATS $2.05 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (PT) OPEN - 10:40 Variety Special Officers/Dependents & Childr 85-009-78 Waitress, NA-3 (Int) OPEN CON O 11:30 Best of Carson Over 12 years - $3.] 85-029-78 Bartender, NA-3 (Int) OPEN CON 0 12:55 Sign off Children 12 years and under - 187-79 Waiter/Waitress, NA-03 (Int) OPEN CPO 10 Telephone Operator, GS-02 or GS-0 3 $2. FRIDAY The menu will consist of the or GS-02 leading to GS-3 OPEN PWD following: 10-316-75 Laborer, LWG-2 OPEN 12:30 A Christmas Story Beef rice soup, chilled fruit 36-002-75 Firefighter, PS-3 OPEN 1:00 General Hospital cup, stuffed cerery 10-488-75 Laborer, LWG-3 OPEN sticks, crisp 1:45 Cartoons saltines, prime rib of beef, Hawaiian 47-79 Bartender, (Int). LWG-3 OPEN COM 0 2:00 Julia baked ham, roast tom turkey, 48-79 Food Service Worker, (Int), LWG-02 2 OPEN COM O 3:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the natural beef gravy, cream turkey 49-79 Waiter, (Int), LWG-03 OPEN COMO Sea gravy, corn bread dressing, fluffy 60-111-78 Taxi Driver, (PT), LWG-5 OPEN S/S 4:00 Wild Kingdom mashed potatoes, glazed sweet pota- 85-009-78 Movie Projectionist, LWG-5 OPEN COM O 4:30 Letters to Santa toes, Mexican corn, peas with mush- 5:00 Newswatch rooms, cranberry sauce, fresh fruit The Navy 6:00 Mac Davis Christmas Special tray, assorted Exchange has the follow- the NEX Mini-Mart. High school pickels, green ing job openings. 7:00 Grizzly Adams olives, ripe olives, radishes, graduate preferred with six months 7:55 Notes of Interest tossed vegetable --Full-time Invoice Audit Clerk experience also preferred. salad, green 8:00 White Shadow onions, waldorf salad, assorted (AS4/3.53 or LGS4/2.86), to work --Full-time Warehouseman I 9:00 Supertrain dressings, parker house in the Accounting office in (LWG/2-1.82), to work for the NEX rolls, 10:00 Kaz butter, assorted breads, assorted Building #13. High school graduate Warehouse. High school graduate 10:55 Newswatch Update ice cream, apple pie, preferred with one year general preferred with no experience required. cherry pie, office experience 11:00 Movie: The Swimmer **ADULT** pumpkin pie with topping, fruit also preferred. These positions close Dec. 28. 12:30 Movie: Unfaithfully Yours cake, mixed --Full-time Sales Clerk II (PS2/ For further information please nuts, chilled milk, 2:15 Movie: Grizzly's Millions chilled fruit drink, 3.07 or LGS2/1.78), to work for contact Ms. L. King at 8348. egg nog, 3:05 Sign off iced tea, hot coffee.