GAZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

volume 35 Numue 30 Monday, February 13, 1984

World news roundup l1 ANGOLA (UPI)--The nation's main guerilla group claims it shot down an Angolan jetliner last week, killing "about 100" Cuban and Angolan troopers. A rebel communique gives . details. Western intelligence sources say the group has iet-made ground-to-air missiles.

TOKYO (UPI)--For many Japanese teen-agers, the outcome of events this month and next decide the future course of their lives. Today, entrance exams are given at Tokyo's prestigious Sophia University, among a series held around the country. The most recent police statistics show 259 Japanese youths committed suicide last year because of pressure caused by "school problems."

KASHMIR (UPI)--Police in this disputed Indian State report that terrorists seeking independence for the region say they have planted bombs. Police tore down posters which said the bombs were planted along the only highway linking Kashmir to the rest of India and that they may be exploded during the next nine days.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP)--The latest reports filed with the Senate Secretary and the House Clerk show that lobbyists spent more than $39 million to influence Congress in 1983. That is more than the combined federal paychecks of the 535 lawmakers. Late filed reports should push the total spent CTM2 Julia Weldon, a Calibration Technician at the Naval by lobbyists on U.S. lawmakers last year to beyond $40 mil- Security Group Activity (NSGA) and her husband, CTMT Stephen lion. Weldon, head of the Maintenance Shop at the Joint Air Recon- naissance Comnand (JARCC), were recently re-enlisted in a EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (AP)--One judge does more than impose double ceremony at the Northeast Gate. Both re-enlisted for fines and set jail terms. Associate Circuit Judge Thomas Double four years and have since departed for spouse duty at NSGA Hildebrand sentences defendants to write term papers on San Diego, Calif. The two received a total of $8,579 on drug abuse or deliver letters of apology to stores where their first installment of their SRB (Selective Re-enlist- they shoplifted. He has also sentenced a drunken driver to ment Bonus). The couple is shown here with their re-enlist- learn to read and write in six months and ordered thousands Re-enlistment ing officers. Left to right are:, Lt. Michael Burke, NSGA Ex- of offenders to keep employment diaries. He says he prefers ecutive Officer; the Weldons, and Lt. Cmdr. J. C. Treva- '"at people do something to help themselves rather than than, Director JARCC. (U.S. Navy photo by PHAN Leon J. Dudley. * t pay fines. TRENTON, N.J. (AP)--Federal authorities say yesterday's ar- rests of five people is the first time suspected foreign agents were caught in the act of attempting to smuggle sen- sitive electronics out of the country. Two suspects are Chernenko is new Soviet leader Chinese citizens and three are Chinese-born Americans. MOSCOW (AP)--One day before selected to lead the 18 mil- George Bush. He is hoping the burial of the late So- lion-member party. his visit will contribute hope for beer weather today TACOMA, Wash. (AP)--Scientists viet Leader Yuri Andropov, Unlike many Politburo mem- toward resuming the stalled the first-hand look they say they need to so they can get the Soviet Communist Party bers, Chernenko has no ex- U.S.-Soviet arms control inside the Mount St. Helens determine what is happening has chosen his successor, perience in foreign affairs talks. readings suggest molten rock from deep in Volcano. Seismic Konstantin Chernenko (Kahn- or managing industry, but Also notable among the the surface of the crater dome and the earth was breaking stan-teen' Chehr-nehn'-koh), because of his lifelong ser- dignitaries going to Moscow the side. pushing rocks down a veteran ideologist who vice to the party, he is is a member of China's Com- rose through party ranks considered a figure around munist Party Politburo who DETROIT (AP)--Increased popularity of big cars is news in alongside his ally of 30 which the membership can is talking of improved auto circles, but statistics show sales of small cars are years, former President Leo- rally. China-Soviet relations. keeping pace with the rest of the industry. Ford Motor an- nid Breznev. Dozens of world leaders alyst L. Raymond Windecker says there is no great surplus The 72-year-old Politburo are arriving in Moscow to During the last two de- inventory of domestic subcompacts. He says the public al- member had played the most pay their last respects to cades, the two Communist ways will need such basic transportation. active leadership role since Andropov. giants have been at odds Representing Andropov's death Thursday the United over idealogical, political NEW YORK (AP)--Wall Street opens this week some 37 points States and had been widely expected is Vice President and border differences. below where it was at the same time last week, even with to take over the reins. last Friday's comfortable rally. The Dow Industrials gained The son of peasants, he 7.96 to 1160.70 on very active trade of 92.2 million becomes the oldest man ever Brush fire inminefield near Poet 37 shares. Advances led declines 3-2. A brush fire occurred in a firebreaks to prevent the minefield near Post 37 at fire from spreading beyond 10:30 last night. It burned the minefield. until 4:30 this morning. No injuries or property Leeward Two vehicles were dis- damage resulted. patched by the Fire Depart- According to the Fire De- ment to control the blaze. partment, an exploding mine At the scene, the tanker is suspected to be the cause Fence Repair truck was positioned by the of the fire.

NMCB-74 personnel are cur- 15-f alloen oil Spill at Pier linia daybreak and rently replacing wire and There was an oil spill of remained by normal sunshine will evapo- approximately 15 gallons of installing barbed wire along rate the residue. oil Saturday at Pier Lima. (9h miles) of the 51,000 The spill resulted from an No hazards to people, fenceline on Leeward Point. ' inaccurate reading on an in- beaches or wildlife resulted strument aboard the USS from the oil spill. Working on the fence are Shenandoah (AD-44) which left to right, SH2 Jeff wrongly indicated two oil- carrying pipes were aligned. Ship Trip Kasamore, BU2 Carl Allen and Shenandoah sailors, with The USS Shenandoah (AD-44) BUCN Patrick Flanagan. NHCB- the assistance of GTMO's Oil Pollution Team, used oil- will be conducting a port 74 is headed by Lt. Thomas absorbing mats to clean up visit to Montego Bay, Ja- maica from Feb. 18-20. Beckman, Officer in Charge. the spill. The task took approxi- Persons interested in the (U.S. Navy photo by J02 Lee mately six hours to complete trip may contact their R&R coordinator and submit an Holloway) P; and was finished around 4 a.m. Sunday. R&R form. There is limited A light film was all that space available. Page 2 The Daily Gazette Monday, February 13, 1984 On February 14 the Black History Month opening pro- There will be a meeting of gram "Black Americans and the base game wardens Feb. the Struggle for Excellence 13 at 7 p.m. in the Naval in Education" will be pre- Hospital training and educa- community bulletin tion classroom. The agenda sented board] at the Base Chapel beginning at 3:35 p.m. Dr. will center on a proposed Jesse Allen, Superintendent revision of the Outdoor Sports and Wildlife regula- of Norfolk, Va. Public The W.T. Sampson High School The March Navy-Wide Advance- What is TOPS? TOPS--Take tions. Base Schools, will be the guest Guidance Counselor, Celia citizens in- ment exam is just around the Off Pounds Sensibly--is a speaker. The entire commun- Dawson, would like terested in working with the to be corner. Individuals intend- nonprofit, self-help, weight ity is invited so please try sure that parents game wardens on the revision of col- ing on participating in the control organization with to attend. lege-bound seniors are encouraged to attend. are in- exam are reminded that all physician-set weight goals formed Contact Lt. Gallagher at of the collection of requirements for advancement and approved diets. TOPS em- A Black History Month Teen college 2635 AWH with any questions. catalogs now on must be completed no later ploys group therapy, recog- Dance will be held Feb. 17 microfilm in the high school than Feb. 15 and received by nition, and competition to The Jamaican Committee will from 7:30 until 11:30 p.m. library. Community members the PSD Educational Services help members attain and be having a dance in support at the Barrel Club. Music are welcome to view these Office no later than Feb. maintain their weight goals. of the Seabee Queen program will be provided by "Sugar catalogs during school 17. All individuals who are Men, women and teens are Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Bear." Admission will be hours. being transferred or antici- welcome. Our chapter meets Culture Center. Music will $1.00. High school students pate being away from Guan- each Tuesday evening at 6:30 be provided by "Invasion." and other dependents 19 and The E.D.F. Advisory Board tanamo Bay during the exam- in Rm. 810 of the elemen- There will be an admission under are invited to attend. will meet at 2 p.m., Monday, ining period and desire to tary school. Try us. TOPS- charge. Feb. 13, in the main lobby participate in the exam -where befores become of the Gold Hill Towers should make arrangements afters! For more in- All Jamaican Employees are INFLATION FIGHTER (UEPH). All interested with the Educational Ser- formation call 3432. invited to a meeting at the for the week of E.D.F. patrons are invited. vices Office to have their Jamaican Culture Center Feb. 13 - 19 exams transferred to the Red Cross programs consist Sunday, Feb. 19, at 5 p.m The Knights of Columbus are Naval activity nearest their of CPR, first aid, sailing, The new medical fund for Available at having a dinner dance at destination for administra- water safety, baby sitting Jamaicans, along with other Stop Light Inn Morin Center on Feb. 18 in tion. This should be done "Super Sitters," and mother important matters, will be Marblehead support of the Model United no later than Feb. 14. Any and baby care classes. discussed. Golf Canteen Nations students. Tickets questions should be directed Kountry Kitchen are six dollars. to the Educational Services Office at the Personnel Sup- "50c OFF ALL PIZZAS" Alcoholicos An6nimos es una port Detachment, extension asociacion de hombres y 4338 or 4553. Complete your The Navy Family: Mujeres que Comparten sus requirements today--don't [T MAITElS The PSD Customer Service experiencias, fuerzas y wait until the last minute. hours have been changed to: esperanzas para poder 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. solucionar sus problemas Overeaters Anonymous has Family Service Center M, T, TH, F comunes, y a la vez ayudar a found its way to GTMO. OA cordially invites all base residents 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. otros a recuperarse del is a fellowship of men and W alcoholismo. El unico women just like yourself who to the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony The Transportation cashier's requisito para ser miembro are willing to share their Tuesday, February 21, at 1 p.m. hours have been changed to: es el deseo de dejar de hopes, strength and 8-11:30 a.m., 12:30-3:30 p.m. beber. No hay que pagar experiences with each other The Family Service Center is located between the Library M, T, TH, F cuotas para ser miembro. in the hopes of helping and the NEX Beauty/Barber Shop. Refreshments provided. 8-11:30 a.m., 12:30-1 p.m. Mantenemos nuestro grupo a- others who also suffer. The W traves de nuestras contribu- only requirement is the need This change will allow PSD ciones. Si usted tiene pro- to stop eating compulsively. Virginia Cox Cable Televi- Attention Parents: The personnel to better serve blemas con el alcohol y There are no fees, dues, or sion Special Programs will Elementary School Advisory customers. Emergencies will desea dejar de beber, llama weigh-ins. OA is a self- air 'Leopard Ray I' early Committee meets the third be handled at anytime. al 4648, 3205, 2511. supporting organization on this spring. The Guantanamo Wednesday of each month in contributions alone. Bay community may view the room B-10 of the elementary Meetings are held twice a original multi media slide school. All interested par- Education Notes week; Tuesday evenings from sound presentation at 7 ents are invited to attend 8-9 and Friday evenings from p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 15, at the meetings. The next meet- CLEA exams allow you to earn 6-7 on the second deck of the Caribbean Arts and ing will be held on Feb. 15 college credit for what you the Naval Hospital ARS unit. Crafts Workshop located at at 2:30 p.m. If you are un- k know. The more you read, For more information about Marina Point across from the able to attend but have co the better you'll do on the program please feel free Nursery School. This pro- cerns or comments about th These tests. CLES are free to call Chief Buchholz at gram is a combination of elementary school, please = to active duty military and 7240 DWH. brief shorts on animal and contact one of the following Attention all prospective are given at various times reef life surrounding Guan- members: Kenneth Caulfield Hams: Classes are now form- each month by the Havy Gam- tanamo Bay, Cuba. The 3754, Iver Heinrich 2401, ing for a course in amateur pus Office. Call us at 4769 Science/Marine Club/Reef Grace Knoll 3567, Linda Lam- radio. Ho previous know- for more information AL*ANON and to Raiders/Caribbean Arts and bert 2819, Lia Dunlap 6453, ledge is required. Contact register for testing. The only requirement for mem- Crafts Workshop cordially Mrk Magagna 2916, Debbie Tim Miller at 2169 or 2251 bership in an Al-Anon family group is that you have invite the community to this Stephens 2175, or Mike Wol- DWH or visit the Ham Shack, If the pro- you have the desire and blem of alcoholism in your fam- event. ford 6322. located in Hobby Land, on determination to acquire a ily or in a friend. Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 7:30 recognized college degree, We have threesprimary purposes: p.m. Come out and experi- but have been unable to stay 1. To learn more about the disease ence the fun of amateur ra- of alcoholism Club Activities in one place long enough to 2. To share our experiences, dio. meet the usual residency and strength and hope with Windward registrations are There will course requirements of other others in similar now being taken for beginner be a manda- Basic Skills Diagnostic schools, the New York Re- 3. To belly dancing classes which tory meeting Testing for active duty mil- gents may be just improve our own the pro- emotional health and will be held at the of the GTMO itary personnel who wish to gram for you. To find out, spiritual growth Caribbean Arts and Crafts Photo Reflex review high school English, call Havy We have admitted that Campus at 4769 and we are Workshop Saturdays and Sun- Club at 7 Math, or to improve their ask Hs. Reynolds to estab- powerless over the alcoholic in days from 6-7 p.m. For more p.m. on Feb. reading speed, comprehen- lish a viable and obtainable our life, we realize we cannot change them to suit ourselves. information, call Shazzara 16. This meeting is being sion, and vocabulary, will degree plan for you. Who Therefore, emphasis is on what at 6389 between 8 and 11:30 conducted to discuss and be held on every TUESDAY and knows--this year you could we can do with our lives. If a.m. demonstrate new equipment, THURSDAY in February from be you think you need what we have one of GTMO's proud grad- plan strategy for raising 2:30 until 5:30 p.m. in the uates! to offer, please call-- Diane at The Iguana Video Club has funds, and sign up new mem- Navy Classroom. You MUST 3205 AT Meeting time is MONDAY 8-9 PM moved. You now must check bers. There well be a bring your ASVAB scores. To Hampton Institute is looking out and in your movies in training lecture on black register for this test and for an instructor for their the COMNAVBASE Training and white processing and ad- the FREE courses, please upcoming PHILOSOPHY course. Room, Bldg. 760. The Train- vanced techniques by the call Maggie Dornan at 6260 If you have a Masters Degree ing Room is adjacent to the newly elected club presi- AT or Navy Campus Marine Exchange at 4769 in this field or a related Legal Services Office. dent, John Howard. All mem- DWH. one, call today at 4903 DWH. The Marine Corps Exchange Check out/in times will re- bers and prospective membe Dive Shop now has the fol- main the same, 5-6 p.m., are strongly encouraged lowing operating hours: Monday and Friday. For fur- attend. Monday through Friday ther information on this 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. matter, contact Rick Harris GTMO Dance World is starting GAZETTE Saturday, Sunday & Holidays at 4511 DWH or 3107 AWH. a new dance class. An 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. organizational meeting will CAPT R.A. AIleu, Commaider,U The Guantanamo Bay Flying be held at the Caribbean .S.Navat Base Come to the "White and Club meeting will be held at Arts and Crafts Bldg. Feb. Lt. r.k. D. Van Sickle. .mPublic Affairs Officer Bright Sale" at the Marine the high school (opposite 16 at 8 p.m. For more in- JOC Lew Reed .Asst. Public Affairs Officer Corps Exchange Feb. 11-18. the Base Chapel) on Feb. 14 formation, call Rich or J02 Lee Holloway.Staff Shop early while supplies at 7:30 p.m. This will be a Frankie at 2815. "Let's go J03 Michael Page.Staff last. safety meeting. Attendance dancing." Mrs. Susan Junkins.Staff by club members is required Mrs. Ellen Fischer .Staff The Marine Corps Exchange is by Flying Club By-Laws. The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules having a Valentine Sale Feb. Board members will meet at Navy Exchange and regulations for ship and station newspapers as 11-18. There will be spe- 6:30 p.m. Applicants for Due to high costs to manu- outlined in HAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the cials on jewelry, cameras, club membership are wel- facturers for brewing and Haval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times figurines, stereos, cassette comed. packaging, there will be an weekly at government expense on government equipment at players, and diving equip- increse in beer prices at the Publications and favyPrinting Service Branch ment. Cub Scout Committee meeting the HEX Mini Mart beginning Office, the opinions or statements in news items that will be held at 7 p.m. on Feb. 15. appear herein are not to be construed as official or as Attention GTMO residents: Tuesday, Feb. 14, at the reflecting the views of COMNAVBASE or the Department of Feb. 15 is the last day bot- FRA Bldg. to make final The NEX Auto Services has the Navy. tled beer may be purchased plans for the Blue and Gold received a shipment of at the Marine Mini Mart. banquet. Please attend. tires. Monday, February 13, 1984 The Daily Gazette Page 3

'M3 Dennis Tosner of the NNaval Air Station is presented his first Good Conduct Awa rd by Cmdr. Jack Wilson, NAS Executive Officer, durin g ceremonies held recently. (Official U.S. Navy photo b: y PH2 Don Duguid)

Capt. L. A. Fermo, Public Works Officer, recently presented awards to three Public Works Quella, IC2, USN, and Mrs. employees. (L to R) Mr. Ed Davis, The Housing Office Facilities Branch Manager, received a Mark E., a girl, January 25, .cash award for Sustained Superior Performance; Mrs. Ann Westermeyer, Public Works Officer IsaBeall Erwin. Secretary, and Mrs. Joyce Denzin, Housing Office Personnel Support Branch Manager, received Turner, SWI, USN (James) a Quality Step Increase for Outstanding Performance. and RM2, USN (Susan) a boy, January 25, Daniel Christopher STORK Todd, SK2, USN (Michael) and PN2, USN (Julie) a girl, retor, and battery. Mechan- January 25, Crystal Anne. ircallvsound, $700. Call Small, AZ1, USN, and Mrs. CIuSSI I!M 2788 AT. The following births are Milton, a girl, January 26, announced by the U.S. Naval Tanisha. Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazet te by Deluxe Sunbeam food proces- Hospital, Guantanamo Bay, Corpus, AKl, USN, and Mrs. Guard mail (Stop 53) or hand carried to the Gazettee of- sor with four attachments, Cuba: Gualberto D., a girl, fice anytime. Deadline for publication is 1 p.m. Ads new. Reg. $120, will sell King, Mr. and Mrs. January 26, Jennifer Lee. are limited to 30 words each. No more than 1 ad per cat- for $75. Used only four Randolph C., a girl, January Goodman, LT, USN, and Mrs gory each week phase. Ads will be published twiceweek- times. Call 2349 AT. 1, Ryan Sola. Nicholas A., a boy, January ly per submission. Commercial advertizing is prohi hbited Kealy, PHAN, USN (Anthony) 27, Jorgen William. although announcements concerning available services will Modern, white canvas and and EM3, USN (Rhonda) a Kilpatrick, AMS2, USN, and be permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads forbbusi- pine furniture. Set in- girl, January 20, Heather Mrs. Jeffrey S., a girl, nesses or services requiring command approval will be re- clues couch, love seat, Christina. January 27, Jessica Anna. quired to provide proof of authority from SJA. Al l ads chair, end table, coffee McGinnis, GYSGT, USMC Lash, EW2, USN, and Mrs. must be signed by the submitter. Ads which discrim inate table and footstool. Per- (Billy) and CTA3 USN (Adele) William D., a girl, January on the basis of race, sex, creed, color or national ori- fect for Caribbean life- a boy, January 24, William 27, Kelly Anne. gin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Office r re- style. Everything for $150. serves the right to review all submissions for appr opri- Call 4340 AT. ateness and to edit as necessary. (AT=anytime, DWH =dur- ng working hours, AWH=after working hours). '76 21 ft. open fisherman, '81 ll5hp Johnson outboard, FOR SALE High performance For d 289 7.Shp kicker, VHF radio, Suzuki cycle, 100 CC, good engine and transmi ssion, Whiteline recorder. Out of local transportation, learn- just rebuilt, $200. Call harbor certified. Can be machine, $360. Atari er Greg at 2586. seen at 1181 GB, $5000 firm. 2600 with eight cartridges including Venture, Cosmic One 21" Admiral color TV Call 3232 after 6 p.m. Ark, and Enduro, $80. console, maple finish, very Skateboard with helmet, arm good condition, $275 firm. Sansui receiver 9900, Sanaui and knee pads, $10. Call One console stereo cen ter, 8 turntable, Aiwa cassette 2675 AWH. track, turntable, AM/FM deck, Technics equalizer, radio and two large speak- Pioneer timer, $850. 25" Seven-piece antique white ers, dark wook, $150 neg. color TV, $400. Call 4521 bedroom set with twin beds, One 21" RCA color TV, dark or 4531 and ask for Maples. two dressers, two night ta- wood, works good, $125. bles, and one corner desk, Serious inquiries only. FOB $500. Call 2349 AT. Call 3108 AWH. Applesauce doll at McCalla Lyceum after Friday night's Maternity uniforms, three pair of white pants, two Too hot to move fast? Exer- movie (Feb. 3rd). To re- white shirts, and one dun- cise in the cool comf ort of cover please call Frances at garee uniform. All in great your own home with my exer- 4710 OWN or 4532 AWN. shape. Also many other ma- cise bike. It's yourrs for ternity clothes, size 14. only $60. Call 4340 AT T. SERVICES Will babysit in my home in Call Julie at 3330. CPL C. A. Jones is shown here receiving a Meritorious Ford Fairlane, V-8 289, Villamar. Call 2925 AT. '66 , Mast from Lt. Col. James S. Rayburn, Commanding Officer good running condition , good of Co. L. 18 ft. tri-hull boat and tires, body needs work, House cleaning for final in- trailer, 100hp and 5hp en- $350. Contact P.O. Small at spection. Reasonable rates. gines, CB, three fuel tanks, 3359 AT. Call 2116. y electric bailer, boat lad- TK 1 Runs good! in for er, extras. '66 Chevy pickup Itruck, Bring you shaggy dog { 600. Galvanized welded $500. Call 3411 AWH. clipping, trim, or just gen- re mesh fence, two 100- eral grooming. For more in- School Bus 0 e foot rolls, 2x4 inch, 12 Bell & Howell projjector, formation or an appointment, gauge, $25 each. Twenty movie camera, $50; minniature call Keith or Cindy at 3495 _ __ - _ steel posts, 72 inch height, grandfather clock, $30; AT. $1 each. Call 4260 AWH. glass lamp, $10; Bisse 1 car- Schedule pet sweeper, $10; 1carpet WANTED '78 GS750 Suzuki, many runners, $5; solar te a con- Girl's clothes, size 18 Due to the confusion as to what bus A.M. Kindergarten\and extras, must see to tainer, $5; 9 in. c lutch, months to 2T, and a small Elementary students -living in Tierra "K" housing are rug for girl's bedroom. and appreciate. Call 6349 DWH or pressure plate, neg. Call pink suppose to ride. The following schedule is provided 6414 AWH and leave a 3285 AT. Call 2925 AT. shall be followed: message. 16" boy's bicycle, mot ocross Need someone responsible and BUS# CHILDREN LIVING IN UNITS STOP IN FRONT OF TIME Zenith Betamax video record- style, Murray Team 16-A. loving to care for my two er, less than one year old, Good condition. Lessthan a children, ages 1 yrs. and 1 2 Tk 57-100 TK 82 0735 excellent condition, 33 mov- year old, $45 firm. Call ma. Prefer Corinaso Point 3 TK 17-56 TK 39 0735 ies apd three blanks. Atari 6280 AT. area. Working hours, Monday 4 TK 1-16 TK 16 0735 unit and 17 game cartridges. through Friday. Call Julie TK 129-150 TK 138 0745 Baby swing, excellent condi- 2600 Series Atari vide o com- at 3330 AT. 5 TK 101-128 TK 128 0735 tion, $10. Toddlin' train, puter system, $100. One Radio Range TK 128 0735 good condition, $3. Lots of game cartridge " (Co mbat), Secretary with bookkeeping Building 4840A Bldg. #840A 0740 baby girl clothes, size 0-9 $10. Car seat for i nfants experience, part-time, will Marina Point (Kndgrtn. a.m.) 0745 months, $20. Small animal 0-6 months, $8. Westb end 4- work into full time. Inter- carrier, like new. All quart electric saucepann, $5. views by appointment only. The existing bus schedule remains the same, the only prices negotiable. Call Bicycle lock, $4. Cal 1 2888 Call 4357 between 8:30 and change in schedule is listed above. Effective date is 3896 AT. AT. 11:30 a.m. February 15, 1984. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Monday, February 13. 1984 Yatera Seca to feature Pros February 19th NBA standing/scoreboard

by Joseph F. Germany during the fall of Strus Jr. the Handicapped Children's EASTERN CONFERENCENCE Recreation Services Director 1952. His left arm could not Association. Atlantic Divisi on Special Services, be saved and was amputated in con- w L PCT. GB junction at the shoulder. His exhibitions and annual with the YATERA Boston 39 12 .765 SECA Golf Association, This gifted athlete, who Celebrity Golf Tournament has Philadelphia 32 18 .640 6- arranged for particpated in all major earns thousands of dollars the appearance New York 30 19 .612 8 of Don Fightmaster, sports, had signed a pro- for these needy youngsters six-time New Jersey 26 25 .510 13 winner of the U.S. Amputee fessional baseball contract he understands so well. Washington 23 27 .460 15 Golf Championship with the Pittsburgh and three- Pirates The entire Guantanamo Bay Central Division time International to begin at the completion Cham- community is invited to Detroit 27 22 .551 pion, Sunday, Feb. of his military commitment. 19. attend and visit with Fight- Milwaukee 28 23 .549 Fightmaster will demon- Serious depression naturally master and Armes. For fur- Atlanta 28 24 .538 strate an exhibition resulted. of var- ther information, call the Chicago 20 28 .417 6 ious golf shots assisted by After a time, he recovered Special Services Golf Course Cleveland 18 31 .426 9 Jim Armes, PGA professional from the surgery, mental de- at 2519. Indiana 14 34 .292 12 golfer, representing Hille- presssion and physical ther- WESTERN CONFERENCE rich and Bradsby, a leading apy and began to compete Midwest Division 'manufacturer of golf equip- NBA again despite his Utah 31 19 .620 ment. handicap. (AP)--The Philadelphia 76ers Dallas 27 25 .519 5 The exhibition is sched- He achieved a 193 average ended a five-game losing San Antonio 22 30 .423 10 uled after completion in bowling, batted of the nearly streak with a 109-91 romp Kansas City 21 29 .420 10 second round of the 5th 500 as a slow pitch softball An- over the Celtics at Boston Houston 20 31 .392 11 nual FASCO Invitational Golf pitcher, competed in bil- Garden Denver yesterday. 20 31 .392 11 Tournament, at approximately liard tournaments and Pacific Division 1:30 plm. finally played at the Golf golf for the Philadelphia took control Los Angeles 33 17 .660 --9 Course. first of time at the age of 30. the game in the third Portland 32 21 .604 Fightmaster and Armes will quarter by limiting the Cel- 2 He shot Seattle 26 22 .542 6 also participate in the 130 for his first tics to just 12 points dur- 18 holes. Phoenix 23 27 .460 10 three-day tournament with Since that time he ing the period. has Golden State 22 30 .423 12 the YATERA SECA Golf Associ- improved to a best ever round San Diego 17 34 .333 16 ation members, Feb. 18 thru of even par 72 and a Julius Erving scored 30 20. low handicap of 6. At the points to lead the Sixers world famous Fightmaster was injured in St. Andrews who were playing without Course National Hockey an accident while serving in Scotland, where he center Moses Malone and League won his third International sixth-man with the U.S. Air Force in Bobby Jones. Larry WALES CONFERENCE Championship in 1975, Bird led Don the Celtics with 25 Patrick Division also won the long driving points. W L T PTS GF GA contest with a remarkable NCAA Elsewhere in the New York Islanders 35 20 2 72 shot of 258 yards. NBA, Mil- 252 202 waukee beat San Diego 107- New York Rangers 32 18 8 72 235 219 (AP)--Charles Balentine sank Don recently completed a 100, Los Angeles smothered Washington 32 21 4 68 220 175 a five-foot shot with four term as Deputy Director of Atlanta 108-87, Utah nipped Philadelphia 29 18 9 67 244 204 seconds remaining to give Parks and Recreation for the Portland 114-112 and New Pittsburgh 12 39 5 29 177 254 No. 19 Arkansas a 65-64 win state of Kentucky under Gov- Jersey edged Houston 107-103 New Jersey 11 41 5 27 156 240 over previously unbeaten and ernor John Y. Brown. He now in a game that saw Houston Adams Division top-ranked North Carolina serves in a similar capacity Rookie Ralph Sampson sprain Buffalo 36 16 6 78 233 189 yesterday at Pine Bluff, for the State Education De- his right arch early in the Boston 36 18 3 75 251 184 Ark. partment and is Chairman of second quarter. Quebec 29 21 6 64 255 199 North Carolina's Michael Montreal 26 27 5 57 220 213 Jordan led all scorers with Hartford 19 29 8 46 202 231 21 11 points, including 15 in Olym pics CAMPBELL CONFERENCE the second half. SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP)-- Soviet Union. It marked the Norris Division Joe Kleine sparked the Kitty and Peter Carruthers sixth straight time the Minnesota 29 22 5 63 256 248 Razorbacks, now 19-4, with earned the United States its Soviet Union has captured St. Louis 22 29 6 50 205 227 20 points. The Tar Heels first medal of the Winter the Pairs in the Olympics. Chicago 21 31 7 49 200 223 fall to 21-1. They were the Olympics yesterday in Pairs East Germany and the So- Detroit 20 31 7 47 212 250 final Division-One team to Skating. viet Union each won two Toronto 20 31 6 46 220 277 suffer a loss this season. The brother-sister duo events yesterday and share Smythe Division In other college basket- from Haverford, Penn. had the lead with 12 medals. Edmonton 39 14 5 83 320 243 ball games involving ranked the crowd standing and Three other countries also Calgary 24 21 11 59 213 227 teams, No. 5 Navada-Las cheering at the Zetra Arena. came away with a gold. East Vancouver 22 32 6 50 233 249 Vegas defeated San Jose Even though the audience Germany boosted its gold- Winnipeg 20 25 10 50 240 262 State 86-76 and Illinois whistled in disapproval at medal tally to five after Los Angeles 17 27 12 46 229 257 crushed Iowa 75-53 to move some low marks, the Carruth- only 14 events when Jens into a first-place tie with ers' say they are delighted Weissflog won the 70-meter Purdue in the Big Ten Con- with the performance. jump and Steffi Martin took ference. When it was over, the the Women's Luge. Local The Illini are ranked tied young Sports News Americans embraced the Marja-Lisa Haemaselaeinen for sixth in the nation with gold medalists, Elena Valova of Finland became the first now has Texas-El Paso. and Oleg Vassiliev of the Special Services Games double-winner of these games the latest information on Won Lost Back surrounding islands of Anti- when she added the omen's Cayman Is- NAVSTA Blue 8 1 Five-Kilometer to the 10- gua, Barbados, Kilometer. lands, Dominican Republic, NSGA/Co. L 7 1 Marine Brks. The other gold medalists Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, 6 2 1 and the Virgin Islands. yesterday were: Paul Hild- NAS/VC-10 6 2 SIMA gartner of Italy in the For more information, 4 4 3i W. T. Sampson 2 5 Men's Luge, Tom Sandberg of visit the Special Services 5 Norway in the Nordic Com- Office located behind Cooper Hospital 2 5 5 NAVSTA Red bined and Sven Tomas Gustaf- Field. 1 7 6 NAVSTA White 0 8 son of Sweden in the Men's 7 Ladies interested in join- 5,000-meter Speedskate. ing a Tuesday Morning Summer Special Services now is The first gold for the Bowling League, beginning accepting rosters for Inter- U.S. could come today when Feb. 28 and ending May 29, command Volleyball. The Tamara McKinney and- Christin may contact Mike Masone at deadline for rosters is Feb- Cooper challenge Switzer- 2855, Rose Briesacher 2419 ruary 15th at 4:30 p.m. land's Erika Hess in the or Pat Hatcher at 2397. There is a maximum of 12 Women's Giant Slalom. Mc- players per roster. Kinney is the first American A Volleyball Clinic for There woman ever to win the World all interested personnel de- will be a Softball Cup Overall Championship. siring to officiate Inter- Tournament sponsored by Sea A fourth consecutive day command Volleyball will be bee Queen Candidate Colle of snow forced postponement held at the Marine Barracks Small, Feb. 24, 25 and 2 Rosters of the Men's Downhill for Classroom Tuesday, Feb. 14 must be in by Tues- the third time and threw the at 7 p.m. The clinic is day, Feb. 22 (15-person ros- ter). Alpine schedule into further sponsored by the Guantanamo Call Mike at 2398 AWH or 4172 DWH. havoc. A revised schedule Bay Officers Association. had to be created for Al- John Staub pine, with the Women's Down- and Tom Shumate Kurt Melange will be offer- will hill set back to Tuesday and be holding a PADI Open ing a PADI Advanced Open the Men's Downhill to Thurs- Water Scuba Course that will Water Scuba Course on Lee- start on February 13, 1984. day. ward Point starting Monday, For more information, call February 13th. To register John at 2741AWH or Tom at or for more information, 6354DWH/3543AWH. call Kurt at 6404AWH. ENERGY From the NAVSTA White coor- We need interested people dinator: Accepting names for uwho want to join the GTHO roster submission for the EBay Moto-Cross and BMX Club. DAILY upcoming Captain's Cup Vol- r Membership is open to all leyball season. There is no ages. If you're interested, limit on the number of USAGE ccall Jay at 6437DWH and teams, but there is a limit "tthought today's wars were supposed u to be push button - so where's our button?' Keith at 3495AWH to get your of 12 people per team. Also name on the roster and for Use: $28,067 looking for coaches. Contact nmore information. Let's get Target $25,263 Chief Ferren before February Tracing! 15th at 4849/4527.