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Kwajalein Hourglass

Kwajalein Hourglass

VOL XX, NO 246 KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1983

1,600 Freed GOVERNMENT SAYS In Christmas BISHOP, REFUGEES Amnesty SEOUL, South Korea REACH HONDURAS (UPI) -- More than 1,600 TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras border at dawn and was lnmates, lncludlng 172 (UPI) -- An Amerlcan on hlS way to the Hon­ polltlcal dlssldents, Cathollc blShop, report­ duran capltal, where he were freed from South edly leadlng 3,000 Nlca­ would hold a news con­ Korean prlsons today In raguan Indlan refugees ference later today a sweeplng Chrlstmas out of Nlcaragua, reach­ The flrst 500 Indlans amnesty that also re­ ed Honduras safely today out of a group of 3,000 stored polltlcal rlghts and was on hlS way to also crossed lnto Hon­ to 142 other people the capltal, a govern­ duras early today, a The amnesty decree ment spokesman sald U S Embassy spokesman lssued by Presldent Chun I Nlcaragua's leftlst sald 000 Hwan Thursday cover­ Sandlnlsta government "Nobody tned to lm­ ed a total of 1,765 peo­ prevlously reported that pede thelr mlgratlon," ple, lncludlng 1,451 B1Shop Salvador Schlae­ sald embassy spokesman common crimlnals freed fer, 63, of Campbells­ Robert Callahan, who for good behavlor ln port, W1S , had been sald he was ln radlo con­ pr1son kldnapped and posslbly tact from Teguclgalpa ChOl Kee-Shlk, a kllled by the Indlan wlth embassy offlcers Cathollc prlest con­ rebels It later wlth­ near the border where v1cted of harbor1ng drew the statement the Indlans were cross­ rlngleaders of an arsor A government spokes­ lng "The flrst group of attack ln March 1982 on man In Teguclgalpa sald about 500 crossed thlS a U S cultural center, Schlaefer crossed the mornlng," sald Callahan was among those who re­ ga1ned hlS C1Vll rlghts, lncluding the rlght to Vietnamese Positions vote and hold publlC of­ flce The amnesty also Attacked By Guerrillas freed three of 16 youths ARANYAPRATHET, Thal­ woundlng two Khmer Rouge convlcted of torchlng land (UPI) -- Chlnese­ guerrlllas Vletnamese ,the cultural center 1n backed guerrlllas attack­ casualtles were unknown Christmas On KwaJalem The hghted Pusan, South Korea ed Vletnamese mllltary The shelllng could be Chr~stmas tree on the lawn of the Yokwe Yuk Club bases and supply llnes heard clearly at around ~s a symbol to all that Chr~stmas ~s near The ln western Cambodla to­ dawn today ln the bustl­ tree was l~t dur~ng a ceremony on Dec 6, spon­ day as Hanol moved ln lng Thal border town and sored by Spec~al SerJ~ces and ass~sted by Gerry troops and heavy equlp­ ln a strlng of makeshlft Corey and the members of Beta S~gma ph~ ment for a new offen­ bamboo and thatch camps (Photo by NATE ,JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) Slve, mllltary sources houslng about 227,000 sald Cambodlan refugees FOLLOWING SEARCH OF CRASH SITE Khmer Rouge mllltary A Thal army offlcer offlcers sald they flred patrolllng the border mortars and 75mm recoll­ sald the refugees would LAOS GIVES U.S. less guns lnto Vletnam­ be allowed to take tem­ ese posltlons near the porary shelter lnSlde MIA REMAINS border towns of Ban Namlt Thalland lf the Vletnam­ BANGKOK, Thalland Accordl ng to nllll tary and Poh Sam Ton ese began heavy shelllng (UPI) -- Laos sald today records, a U S Alr Force Vletnamese troops re­ of border camps as they lt had handed over the C-130 Hercules gunshlp portedly retallated dld last year A "great remalns of an undlsclosed was shot down there on wlth artlllery and M-82 deal of tenslOn" was re­ number of Amerlcan sol­ Dec 21, 1972 Of the 16 mortar flre, serlously ported In the camps dlers to a U S delega­ crewmen, two survlved, tlon that searched the the body of a thlrd was Hope Brings Marines crash slte of a U S war­ found, and 13 stlll are plane shot down durlng llsted as mlsslng ln ac­ the war In Vletnam tlOn A Bit Of America The Laos news agency The Amerlcan delega­ ABOARD THE USS GUAM "combat club" -- a cam­ sald the remalns were tlon, led by the casualty (UPI) -- Comedlan Bob ouflaged golf club glven to a f1ve-man Amer­ center chlef, Col Joe Hope, flanked by a host "If thlS lS peace­ lcan mllltary delegatlon Harvey, had decllned of U S stars, brought keeplng, aren't you glad that arrlved In Bangkok Thursday to reveal re­ the Marlnes In Lebanon a you're not In a war," Thursday en route to the sults of ltS lnspectlon blt of Amerlca as a Hope Joked wlth the some Unlted States of the crash slte Dele­ Chrlstmas present today 400 Marlnes who sat on "The Laos government gatlon members were sched­ wlth a show fllled wlth the floor on thelr flak on Dec 22 handed over uled to return to the cen­ sexy glrls and hometown Jackets and klt bags remalns of Amerlcan sol­ ter's headquarters ln Ho­ songs "I was told not to dlers mlsslng ln act10n nolulu thlS weekend The 80-year-old Hope, fraternlze wlth the ene­ to the delegatlon of the The dlspatch sald the who stayed 1n the cap­ my here and I won't, as J01nt Casualty Resolu­ casualty center's lnspec­ taln's cabln on the am­ soon as I flgure out who tlon Center WhlCh left tlon of the crash slte, phlblOUS assault carr1er lt lS," Hope sald In the here yesterday," the the flrst permltted by a USS Guam, came out on 90-mlnute show, WhlCh agency sald ln a brlef U S government del ega­ stage In Mar1ne fa­ was held on the hangar dlspatch tlon Slnce the end of the ...... tlgue knlck­ deck of the alrcraft "The Amen can del ega­ war In 1975, was motlvat­ ___ ers, carry- carrler The show was tlon has v1s1ted the slte ed by the Laotlan govern­ lng what the second of seven where a U S Alr Force ment's "humane POllCY to­ he call­ planned by Hope plane was shot down dur­ ward the famllles of the ed a The comedlan sald he lng the war ln the Pakse Amencan MIAs" Approxl­ would llke to go ashore dlstrlct, the southern mately 2,500 U S serVlce­ durlng hlS flve-day stay Champassack provlnce," men are stlll llsted as but offlclals sald, "No" lt sald mlsslng ln actlon .tItrry QIhrtstmu.a World News PAGE 2, HOURGLASS. fRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1983 -

THE SURPRISE CHRISTMAS VISIT Thatcher Vows British Rule DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Will Continue HEADQUARTERS KWAJAlE"IN MISSILE RANGE

BOX 16 APO SAN FRANCISCO 96~5!> BELFAST (UPI) -- In a gesture of def1- ance to Irlsh Nat1onal1st bombers, Pr1me M1n1ster Margaret Thatcher made a surpr1se BMDSC-RK 23 December 1983 Chr1stmas V1S1t to Northern Ireland today and vowed the provlnce wlll rema1n Br1t1sh­ ruled TO ALL KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE RESIDENTS Mrs Thatcher was nearly swept away by cheer1ng well-wlshers 1n the market town of Newtownards, 15 m1les east of Belfast, when she took a walklng tour to shake hands w1th In a world f~lled w~th confl~ct and uncertalnt~es we should shoppers One off1cer descr1bed the scene all take t~me to remember that f~rst Chr~strnas where the as "absolute bedlam" sp~r~t of love, g~v~ng, fellowsh~p understand~ng, and gratefulness were k~ndled Although the splrlt of Chrlstmas The prlme mlnlster then met wldows of ~s h~ghl~ghted at thlS t~me of the year, by practlc~ng ~t year pollcemen who have lost thelr llves 1n sec­ round ~n our personal as well as profess~onal llves, we can tar1an vlolence 1n Northern Ireland between contr~bute to a better world for all Roman CathollcS and Protestants over the past 14 years My fam~ly and I would l~ke to take thlS opportunlty to thank you for your support thlS past year and to extend our w~shes "I want the people of Northern Ireland for a very Merry Chr~stmas and a truly Happy New Year to know that they w1ll remaln part of the Unlted Klngdom as long as the populatlon S~ncerely here w1shes," she told the women at a po­ llce statlOn Salvadoran Pilot Killed BANKS, ~HN'Colonel Ordna SAN SALVADOR (UPI) -- Left1st guerr1llas C Cornrnandlng f1ght1ng a government advance lnto the reb­ el-dom1nated northeast kllled a Salvadoran pllot aboard a hel1copter haul1ng re1nforc~ ments, army spokesmen sald A co-pllot managed to rescue the shot up New Terrorist Attacks WEINBERGER SPEAKS OUT US-made UHI-H "Huey" hel1copter and fly lt back to San Franclsco Gotera, the capl­ Threatened By Jihad "War of Terrorism" tal of Morazan provlnce, a Defense M1nlstry spokesman sald Thursday The hel1copter had BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) -- Amer1can and Races In lebanon earl1er been reported shot down French troops today face a gr1m Chr1stmas The spokesman sald the hellcopter was weekend, w1th a Moslem extrem1st group \IASHINGTON (UPI) -- U S Defense Secre­ head1ng south after droPPlng troops along warn1ng of new terror1st attacks 1f they tary Caspar We1nberger sa1d a "war of t.er­ the Honduran border ln a b1d to cut off rema1n 1n Lebanon ronsm" lS raClng 1n Lebanon and about 15 rebel escape routes from a 2,000-man army The group, the Islam1c J1had, or Islam1c countr1es have rejected U S appeals to sweep 1n the Northeastern prOV1nce Holy War, sa1d 1t was beh1nd an attack 1n J01n the four-nat10n peacekeep1ng torce Wh1Ch a truck packed w1th explos1ves blew 1n Bel rut up Wednesday near a French post of the As defense secretary, he accepted ult1- mult1nat10nal peacekeep1nq forces mate respons1b111ty for the terror1st bomb- Financial News Off1c1al government news agenc1es sa1d 109 of the Marlne barracks at Belrut Inter­ between 12 and 15 people were k111ed 1n natlonal Alrport that kllled 241 U S ser­ the blast Unoff1c1al sources put the toll Vlcemen but sald a Pentagon report on the DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES at between 23 and 27 people dead attack wlll be "cntlcal" and wlll "blame 30 Industr1a1s unavallable One French sold1er d1ed 1n the explos10n, a number of people" for mlsJudgment 20 Trans unava1lable French m111tary off1C1als sa1d "I thlnk everythlng that happens In the 15 Ut111tles up 0 20 at 130 64 "We adopt respons1b111ty for the attack mllltary serVlces lS the responslblllty of 65 Stocks off 0 58 at 497 64 aga1nst the French base, and we warn that the secretary, certalnly," Welnberger sald Volume unava1lable 1f the French and Amer1can forces do not Thursday C10s1ng gold up 1 60 at 380 50 leave Lebanon 1n ten days, they w111 face He sald portlons of the 166-page classl­ Clos1ng sllver up 0 115 at 8 82 a real earthquake," a telephone caller sa1d fled report may be released by the Pentagon Dollar closlng 1n Tokyo was 234 10 yen today or "early next week," after lt has and 1n Zur1ch was 2 20 SW1SS francs been revlewed and purged of some sensltlve SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY Notice Of Barge Arrival ma ten a 1 dea 11 ng Wl th "how to combat ter­ ron sm 1n the future " He recewed the re­ Surf And Sun port Tuesday AS OF 0001 HOURS, DEC 23, 1983 The barge Islander 1S scheduled to ar­ Dally ralnfall 0 01 r1ve at Echo P1er Monday, Dec 26 Island Assad, Recoveri ng, Monthly total 2 42 res1dents are adv1sed that the barr1caded Yearly total 82 02 area w111 be off 11m1ts Tuesday, Dec 27 Says He's In Charge TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN Those persons gOlng to and from the Small H1 T1de 0751, 4 0' -- 2004, 4 9' Boat Mar1na must use Lagoon Road and E1ghth PARIS (UPI) -- Syrlan Presldent Hafez Lo Tlde 0149, 0 9' -- 1335, 1 5' Street See route to the mar1na on the Assad, appearlng to be recoverlng from a Sunn se 0700 Sunset 1837 sketch below heart allment, sald In an lntervlew pub­ Moonn se 2346 Moonset 1134 llshed today that Syr1a sought no confron­ SUNDAY tatlon wlth the Un1ted States but wlll Hl T1de 0857, 3 8' -- 2107, 4 4' flght any U S attack Lo Tlde 0247,12' -- 1442, 1 8' Assad's lntervlew thlS week wlth the Sunn se 0700 Sunset 1837 weekly news magazlne Le POlnt marked hlS Moonn se Moonset 1221 flrst Slnce he dlsappeared from publlC V1ew MONDAY early In November for health reasons The Hl T1de 1020, 3 7' -- 2230, 4 0' 53-year-old presldent sald he was ln full Lo Tlde 0353, 1 5' -- 1614, 2 l' control Sunn se 0701 Sunset 1838 "I do not w1sh to pursue thlS confronta­ Moonn se OOW I,oonset 1306 tlOn wlth the Unlted States," sald Assad, TUESDAY whose armed forces 1n Lebanon recently shot H1 Tlde 1149, 3 9' down two U S warplanes carry1ng out an alr Lo Tlde 0512, 1 6' 1801, 2 l' strlke on antl-alrcraft poslt10ns Sunn se 0701 Su nset 1838 Assad sald he d1d not understand what Moonrlse 0132 Moonset 1350 U S forces were dOlng In Lebanon FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700

The Hourglass 15 an unofflClal publlcatlon authorlzed under the pro­ V1Slons of AR 360-81 It lS publlshed by Global Assoc1ates Monday through Fr1day (exclud1ng holldays) at the dlrectlon of the commandlng offlcer KwaJale1n M1ss11e Range Marshall Islands under contract DASG60-82-C-0063 Ed1tor Courtney Danko ThlS lS an offset publlcatlon wlth a dally Clrculatlon of 2,200 The Feature Wnter Patncla Everett V1ews and op1nlons expressed hereln are not necessar11y those of the De­ TYP1st Joan Skoglund partment of the Army Communlcatlons should be addressed to the Hourglass TVP1St Ruth Horne Box 23, APO San Franclsco 96555 or call 83539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Materlals appearlng In the Hourglass May not be reprlnted wlthout the approval of the commandlng offlcer KwaJaleln Mlsslle Range All want ads and not1ces must be submltted on GA Form 8020 R-3 by noon of the day prl0r to publlcatl0n

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• • lEntertalnmeiJ.t HOURGLASS, fRIDAY, UECEMBER 23, 1983, PAGE 3

TELEVISION Dec 24 - 30 MOVIES Dec 24 - Jan 1 KwaJalem ROI-Namur Richardson Ivey Hall Yokwe Yuk Tradewlnds 7 30 6 30, 8 30 7 30 12 40 8 00 A,M P M SATURDAY The North Avenue 7 30 Chlldren's Programs 8 00 At Ease S The Chosen I rregul ars Around The World 8 20 The Llttle Burro 8 30 Pvt BenJamln A 7 30 PG Matlnee 1 m G Lady Vanlshes In 80 Days 8 45 Yes, Vlrglnla 8 55 The Muppets T Blue-Skles-Agaln- The North *venue- 9 10 Chrlstmas For Boomer 9 20 Sllver Spoons 9 30 PG I rreQul ars G PG PG 10 00 Voyagers' Chrlstmas 9 45 Square Pegs 10 liD Charlle Brown 10 10 Three's Company S Around The World The North Avenue Chnstmas 10 40 Hee Haw U In 80 Days I rregul ars The Chosen Lady Vanl shes 11 15 Chrlstmas Raccoons 11 30 Rlchard Slmmons N ~a!l.!!.e~ 1 E. ~ _G_ 11 40 Hee Haw/At Ease 11 55 The FBI PG Closed PG PG 1 00 Pvt BenJamln 12 50 Amerlcan Dlary Natlonal 1 25 SOlld Gold Chrlstmas 1 40 People's Court M Lampoon's 3 05 Countdown To '84 2 05 Real People 0 Salty Savage Harvest Class Reunlon McQ 3 30 Washlngton Week 2 55 NFL Plttsburgh vs N 12 40 a m only 4 00 NCAA Alabama vs Clnclnnatl G PG R PG Auburn 5 10 NFL ReVlew And Magazlne 6 30 60 Mlnutes 6 05 Fame T 7 25 "An Amen can Chn stmas 6 50 "A Chn st'11as Carol" U Closed Tradl ng Places Savage Harvest Salty Carol" 8 20 Trapper John E 9 05 SCTV Chrlstmas Show 9 10 Devlln Connectlon R PG G 10 10 Trapper John 10 00 "Double Exposure" 11 00 "Mongo's Back In Town" 11 20 Saturday Nlght LlVe W ____1.£ l5_S~t"!~.r~a'y l!l.9.h! .hl'y'e __ 1;.-. ______E McQ Closed Closed Blue Skles Agaln ~~ D 7 00 MUS1C And The Word 7 30 Rellglous Programs PG PG 7 30 Tell A Vlslon 9 10 Rollermanla 8 00 Wlld Klngdom 10 00 Dlff'rent Strokes T 8 25 60 Mlnutes 10 30 Love Sldney/ln Concert H Closed Savannah Smlles Sal ty Tradlng Places 9 20 Too Close For Comfort 11 45 Too Close For Comfort U 9 50 Wayne And Shuster 12 15 Wayne And Shuster PG G R 10 15 YOgl'S Flrst Chrlstmas 12 40 In Search Of 11 55 Waltons Chrlstmas Show 1 05 Jonathan Wlnters F 1 30 "It's A Wonderful 1 35 Wlld Klngdom/SaraJevo R Savage Harvest McQ Tradlng Places Savannah Smlles Llfe" 2 50 SOlld Gold Chnstmas I 3 40 NFL Plttsburgh vs 4 30 NCAA Alabama vs Auburn PG PG R PG ClnClnnatl 7 00 Countdown To '84 5 55 NFL Revlew/Magazlne 7 25 Washlngton Week S Salty 6 45 "A Chrlstmas Carol" 7 55 Mama Malone/M*A*S*H A Savannah Smlles ~a!l.!!.e~lE. .!)!_G_ McQ Savage Harvest 8 10 Fame 8 45 "The Famlly, R1CO" T 9 00 "The Way West" 10 05 Fall Guy PG Salty G PG PG 11 05 Fall Guy 10 55 Merv Grlffln 11 50 Merv Grlffln S Sal ty r------~MV------U Savage Harvest ~a!l.!!.e~ lE.'!)! _G_ Savannah Smlles McQ 12 00 NFL Mlnnesota vs ~ 00 Ryan's Hope N Detrolt 1 25 Nashvllle Gospel PG Closed PG PG 2 20 Ryan's Hope 1 50 Famlly Feud/Donahue 2 45 Travelln' MUS1C 3 05 General Hospltal SALTY Cllnt Howard Mark Slade 3 10 Sesame Street 3 50 Football Alr Force vs Comedy/Drama RT 90 G 4 10 Famlly Feud/Gen Hosp M1SS1SS1PPl A young boy and hlS pet sea llon brlng consternatlon and JOy to a 5 20 NFL Washlngton vs 6 00 Dlff'rent Strokes marlna ln the Florlda Keys through thelr antlcs Dallas 6 25 Love Sldney 8 00 7 40 Good Mornlng Amerlca 6 50 Brlng Em 'Em Back Allve SAVANNAH SMILES Mark Mlller Donovan Scott Drug Abuse Speclal 7 40 "H1S Glrl Frlday" Comedy RT 94 PG 9 00 8 40 Entertalnment Week 9 15 Falcon Crest Two seml-lnept fugltlves try to flee to Utah after breaklng out of 9 50 9 30 Falcon Crest 10 05 Ebony Jet Showcase Jall ln Texas Durlng a road stop, a 6-year-old runaway, by the name of 10 40 10 20 Best Of Carson 10 30 Tony Brown's Journal Savannah, hldes ln the back seat of thelr car and lS accldentally kld­ 11 15 Donahue 11 00 Best Of Carson napped Shortly after they dlscover Savannah they also learn that her I------TUESDAV ------father has assumed she has been kldnapped and has offered a $100,000 re­ 2 15 Ryan's Hope 3 00 Ryan's Hope ward for her safe return 2 40 Nashvllle Gospel 3 25 Travelln' MUS1C But then the real compllcatlon develops Savannah falls ln love wlth 3 05 Talk About Plctures 3 50 Famlly Feud them, adoptlng them as her second faml1y 3 30 Electrlc Company 4 15 Donahue 4 30 Famlly Feud/Gen Hosp 5 05 General Hospltal SAVAGE HARVEST Tom Skerltt Mlchelle PhllllPS 8 00 5 40 Dlff'rent Strokes 5 50 NFL Mlnnesota vs Detrolt Suspense/Adventure RT 86 PG 8 25 6 05 Love Sldney 8 10 Good Mornlng Amerlca Purportedly based on a true lncldent, the mOVle lS a tale of nature 8 55 6 35 Brlng 'Em Back Allve Drug Abuse Speclal gone awry ln the Afrlcan outback A terrlble drought has forced large 9 45 7 25 "The Mlgrants" 9 00 60 Mlnutes predators to shop for thelr dlnner ln vl11ages lnstead of the wlld, 11 05 8 45 Hawall Flve-O 9 55 Entertalnment Week causlng the natlve workers to leave for safer ground 11 55 9 35 T J Hooker 10 45 T J Hooker 12 45 10 30 Broadway To Hollywood McQ John Wayne Eddle Albert 11 20 Donahue RT 116 PG r------WEDNESDAY------A Seattle pollce detectlve kl11s two offlcers and then lS shot by an 2 15 Ryan's Hope "J 00 Ryan's Hope accompllce A frlend and fellow offlcer knows that an exporter, a blg 2 40 Paul Anka 3 25 Donahue dope dealer, lS lnvolved H1S heavy-handed tactlcs cause hlS dlsmlssal 3 05 Portralt 4 15 General Hosplta1 from the case and a decls10n to reslgn as pollce lleutenant and to solve 3 30 Sesame Street 5 00 NFL Dallas vs Washlngton hlS frlend's murder 4 30 Faml1y Feud/Gen Hosp 7 20 Jacques Cousteau 8 00 5 40 "Fatty Arbuckle" 8 10 Hart To Hart TRADING PLACES Eddle Murphy "Capt Kldd" 9 00 "Glmme Shel ter" Comedy RT 106 R 9 50 7 30 Jacques Cousteau 10 30 Broadway To Hollywood Ml1110nalre brothers undertake an experlment to settle an argument 10 40 8 20 Hart To Hart about the lmportance of heredlty vs enVlronment ln determlnlng charac­ 11 30 9 15 "Rush It" ter They take the snobblsh young blueblood who manages thelr Phlladel­ 12 50 10 35 Davld Letterman phla commodltles brokerage house, and sWltch hlm wlth a poor black street 11 25 Donahue hustler f------THURSDAY------2 15 Ryan's HopeJ 00 Ryan's Hope THE NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS Edward Herrmann Susan Clark 2 40 Klds Are People, Too 3 25 Talk About Plctures Comedy RT 100 G 3 25 Blue Marble 3 50 Tell A Vlslon All heaven breaks loose when the newly-apPolnted mlnlster of a small 3 50 Young At Heart 4 20 Famlly Feud town clashes head-on wlth a maJor crlme syndlcate The mlnlster organlzes 4 15 Famlly Feud/Gen Hosp 4 45 Donahue hlS female followers lnto a crlme-bustln' squad known as the North Avenue 8 00 5 25 Allce 5 35 General HOspltal I rregul ars 8 25 5 50 Benson 6 20 Allce 8 55 6 20 Kung Fu 6 45 Benson LADY VANISHES Elll0tt Gould Cyblll Shepherd 9 50 7 15 Fantasy Island 7 10 Kung Fu Drama RT 99 PG 10 40 8 05 Remlngton Steele 8 05 "Tnal Of Lee Harvey On a luxury pullman traln leavlng NaZl Germany on the eve of the out­ 11 30 9 00 "ThlS Chlld Is Mlne" Oswald" Pt 1 break of World War II, a garrulous, harmless old Engllsh lady, madcap­ 12 40 10 10 In Concert 9 45 Remlngton Steele helress Cyblll 's compartment mate, suddenly dlsappears -- and everyone else ln the compartment (and the next compartment, and the dlnlng car) f--- __ ------_llQO_D~n~h~e ---~Dl~ ~O_F~n!a~_I~l~n~ swears there never was any such person 2 15 Ryan's Hope h 00 Ryan's Hope 2 40 Stanley's Steamer 3 25 Famlly Feud THE CHOSEN Maxlml1lan Schell Rod Stelger 3 05 Sesame Street 3 50 People's Court Drama RT 108 PG 4 05 Famlly Feud/Gen Hosp 4 15 Donahue Based on the book by Chalm patak, the actlon concentrates on the 5 15 Llttle House 5 05 General Hospltal frlendshlp WhlCh develops ln hlgh school durlng World War II between 8 00 6 05 Odyssey 5 50 Llttle House the son of a stern Hassld rabbl and a Jewlsh youth whose father lS a 9 00 7 05 Mary Tyler Moore 6 40 Odyssey teacher and wrlter dedlcated Just as lntensely to hlS people 9 25 7 30 Bob Newhart 7 40 Fall Guy 9 50 7 50 Hlll Street Blues 8 30 "Tnal Of Lee Harvey Second F atur At Th Richardson 10 45 8 45 "Hawk, The Slayer" Oswald" Pt 2 Saturday, Dec 24, 930 p m 12 20 10 20 Dallas 10 05 Dallas 11 30 Donahue 10 55 In Concert BLUE SKIES AGAIN AFTV programs and scheduled scart~ng t~mes are subject to change Harry Hamlln Mlml Rogers Comedy RT 110 PG ....,. .Kround Town Special Holiday Christmas Hours Worship Services Fac1l1ty Sat ,Dec 23 Sun , Dec 25 Mon ,Dec 26 CATHOLIC SPECIAL SERVICES Saturiay Mass (Antlclpated) AFRS 9 a m -m1dn1ght 9 a m -m1dn1ght 9 a m -m1dnlght 5 15 pm, Island Memor,al Chapel MOV1es Regular schedule Regular schedule Regular schedule Sunday Masses Telev1s1on Regular schedule Regular schedule Regular schedule 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel Gear Locker Closed Closed noon-4 p m 9 15 am, Island Memorlal Chapel Hobby Shop 12 30-4 P m Closed Closed 11 15 am, ROl-Namur Communlty Center Hourglass No publ1cat1on No publ1cat1on No Publ1cat1on Monday-Fr1day Masses L1 brary 12 30-4 p m Closed 1-6 p m 9 15 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel Small Boat Mar1na* 8 a m -4 p m Closed 8 a m -6 p m Confes s lOns Bowl1ng Center 10 a m -4 p m Closed 10 a m -6 p m Monday-Frlday 9 am, Blessed Sacrament Photo Lab noon-4 p m Closed Closed Chapel Also ln the chaplaln's offlce, call Golf Course Sunr1se-sunset Sunr1se-sunset Sunn se-sunset 82116 beforehand, and 1n Tr 835, call Teen Center 3 30-5 P m Closed Regular schedule 84535 beforehand Fam1ly Pool 10 a m -4 p m Closed 10 a m -6 p m Emon Beach 10 a m -4 p m 10 a m -4 p m 10 a m -6 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST FOOD SERVICES Sunday worsh1p serV1ce 1S held at 9 a m Snack Bar ln Room 20, George Seltz School V1sltors Ma1n 9 a m -8 30 p m Closed 9 a m -8 30 p m are welcome For more lnformat1on, call Golf Course 7 30 a m -6 30 p m 7 30 a m -2 30 p m 7 30 a m -6 30 p m 82613, 82441 or 82451 Emon Beach noon-3 30 p m Closed noon-3 p m Snack Wagon Regular schedule Regular schedule Regular schedule CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS R1chardson Regular schedule Closed Regular schedule Servlces are held 1n Room 18, George Yokwe Yuk Club Seltz School Rellef Soc1ety meets from D1 nl ng Room 5 30-9 30 p m Closed Closed 8 to 8 50 am, prlesthood and young wom­ Bar 1 p m -m1dmght 1 P m -m1dnlght 1-11 p m en's meetlngs are 9 to 9 50 am, Sunday Oceanv1ew Club school and pr1mary meetlngs are 10 to Food serV1ce 5-10 p m 5-10 p m 5-10 p m , 10 50 a m and sacrament meetlng 1S at Bar 1-11 30 p m 1-11 30 p m 1-11 p m 11 a m For lnformat1on call LeRoy Sle­ Pac1f1c D1n1ng Room vers at 83691 Breakfast** 5-9 a m 5-9 a m Regular hol1day hours Lunch 10 a m -1 p m 10 a m -12 30 p m Regular hol1day hours D1nner 4-7pm 4-7pm Regular hol1day hours KWAJALEIN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP MERCHANDISING FACILITIES The KwaJaleln Chrlstlan FellowshlP Macy's 9 30 a m -1 30 p m Closed Closed meets each Sunday at 7 p m ln the Island Surfway 9 30 a m -1 30 p m Closed Closed Memorlal Lhapel All bel levers are lnvlted Ten-Ten 9 30 a m -12 30 p m 9 30 a m -12 30 p m Regular schedule to JOln IT a setv1ce of song, shanng aJ'ld and 3 30-8 30 p m Scrlpture Post Off1ce Regular schedule Closed Closed Laundry Regular schedule Closed Closed PROTESTANT Barber Shop 9 a m -2 p m Closed Closed Sunday mornlng worsh1p serVlces w1ll be Beauty Shop 8 30 a m -2 p m Closed Closed held at 8 and 11 a m at the Island Memo­ rlal Chapel Chaplaln Masayosh1 Wakal w1ll * The Small Boat Mar1na w1ll be closed Dec 27 and 28 and Jan 3 and 4 preach the sermon ent1tled "No Vacancy -­ ** The PDR w1ll be open to mess members only on Chr1stmas morn1ng, 9-10, serv1ng cof­ "love On," based on Luke 2 7-14 fee and donuts Speclal mUS1C at both serVlces wlll be provlded by Nate Jackson slnglng "Sweet Llttle Jesus Boy" Also at the later ser­ I"#-~#.#-.~ ....~~.###..r~#-#.~ Warren Share Tracitions Vl ce, the Chapel ChOl r wlll s 1 ng the "Babe of Bethlehem" = Christmas Specials ~ At Christmas Luncheon Nursery facllltles are avallable at the By PATTY EVERETT Island Day Nursery dur1ng Sunday school and ~ By JIM DENNY tV The annual hol1day cultural exchange the 11 a m worshlp serV1ce The nursery ~ AFRTS 1S pleased to present several ~ between Amer1can and Marshallese women, 1S open from 9 15 a m to 12 20 P m \\ outstand1ng mUS1C and drama programs ~ Wh1Ch took place on Thursday, Dec 15, ex­ Sunday school classes for all ages are \\ for the hol1day weekend "You Are 'q empllf1ed the glft of sharlng th?t char­ held at the George Seltz School at \\ There," a CBS radlo verS10n of the old ~ acterlzes the hollday season 9 30 a m Adults are present to asslst \\ telev1s1on program, w1ll a1r Fr1day ~ A program, ln WhlCh the two groups pre­ newcomers ln flnd1ng thelr classrooms \\ morn1ng at 8 30 CBS reporters w1ll ~ sented gllmpses of thelr own cultures, The Sunday evenlng worshlp serVlce on ~ descr1be the f1rst Chr1stmas ~ hlghllghted the Chrlstmas luncheon, Wh1Ch ROl-Namur wlll be held at 6 45 p m ln the \\ "Chnstmas Odyssey" lS a drama set 'q was sponsored by the Yokwe Yuk Women's Commun1ty BUlldlng and wlll be led by Chap­ ~ aboard a spacesh1p that encounters ~ Club laln Waka1 ~ strange slgnals from deep 1n the heav- ~ The exchange began wlth a flve-member ~ ens Th1S 45-m1nute program w1ll a1r \\ welcomlng qroup from the YYWC gOlng to Christmas Program \\ Ch n s tma s Eve at 6 15 P m ~ Ebeye to escort the 63 Marshallese women \\ The Robert Shaw Chorale and Orches- .. who attended the luncheon to KwaJaleln \\ tra w1ll perform Handel's "Mess1ah" on ~ After a brlef tour of the lsland, the Planned On Ebeye ~ Chr1stmas Eve beg1nn1ng at 8 30 pm" women arrlved at the Yokwe Yuk Club for From CHAPLAIN WAKAI ~ Th1S three-hour-plus presentat10n w1ll \\ the noon-tlme soclal hour, followed by a Pastor P1JJa Matauto of the Ebeye Unlt­ ~ be 1nterrupted only by stat10n 1dent1- ~ turkey lunch, slnglng, danclng and a glft ed Church of Chrlst has lnv1ted members of \\ f1cat1on each hour .. exchange the Island Memonal Chapel, and others In­ ~ On Chr1stmas Day there w1ll be a ~ The YYWC's program conslsted of Chrlst­ terested, to JOln thelr Chrlstmas pro­ J.\ two-hour mUS1C program, "CelebratlOn," ~ mas carollng accompanled by Helen Clalre gram on Monday, Dec 26 A speclal trans­ ~ at 8 05 a m A spec1al comedy program .. Slevers and Mel Sanchez, Las Vegas-style portatlon.leavlng KwaJaleln from Echo P1er ~ from "The Gol den Days o-f RadlO" w1ll ~ danclng by the KwaJaleln Mlsslle-ettes, at 10 a m and returnlng from Ebeye at ~ a1r from 12 05 to 2 p m Chr1stmas Day :l and the hula danclng of Teklna Holt 1 30 pm, has been arranged Interested \\ AFRTS w1ll follow the fl1ght of .. The women from Ebeye presented a pro­ persons may leave thelr names at the Chap­ \\ Santa's sle1gh on Chr1stmas Eve Flve ~ gram that portrayed tYPlcal Marshallese la1n's Offlce, 83505, or w1th Davld Beale, \\ news reports from the North Amer1can ~ Chrlstmas customs The women sang, danced coordlnator, at 82729 Partlclpants are 'i A1r Defense Command w1ll be heard af- l; and f1nlshed up the program by walk1ng asked to brlng some cakes or cookles \\ ter the news Chr1stmas Eve at 5 05, ~ through the crowd, throwlng small glfts of ~ 6 15, 7 05, 8 05 and 9 05 p m 1\.0 candy, gum, halr combs, shells and trln­ ~ The staff at AFRTS slncerely W1shes ~ kets Candlelight Service " you a festIve holIday and a prosperou:J;i A glft exchange asslsted by Santa's From CHAPLAIN WAKAI 'k a~d g:n:r~us New ~ear •• elves Bea Neely and Traudl Mack concluded The KwaJaleln communlty lS lnv1ted to .I.~#'~~R •••~.#." #'~ ••. the hollday culturel exchange the annual candlellght serVlce on Satur­ •• The luncheon, WhlCh was planned by W1n­ day, Dec 24, at 7 30 P m ln the Island nle Lum, chalrwoman for the Cultural Memorlal Chapel The SOlOlSt, Lynn Barrett, Drug Abuse Program Featured Exchange Commlttee, was attended by 93 w1ll slng "Gesu Bamblno" by P1etro a Yen AFTV w1ll a1r a spec1al hour-long seg­ KwaJaleln women ment from "Good Morm ng, Amen ca "The pro­ "It was a very successful luncheon," gram centers on the tragedy of druq abuse sald YYWC pres1dent Judy B1Xby "Most On This Date In History F1r~t Lddy Nancy Reagan J01ns Dav1d of the people I talked to really enJoyed In 1928, The Nat10nal Broadcastlng Com­ Hartmdn as co-hoc;t for thls penetrat1ng 1 t " pany establlshed a permanent coast-to­ look at the problem of arug abuse by young "I thlnk people," Mrs B1Xby cont1nued, coast hookup people partlcularly some of the newcomers In 1948, ex-prem1er TOJo of Japan and The program w1ll a1r Monday n1ght at qat a good 1mpress1on of the warm, frlend­ SlX other Japanese war leaders were hanged 7 40 follow1ng the Wash1ngton vs Dallas ly personal1ty of the Marshallese peo- ln Tokyo by the All1ed War Cr1mes Commls­ game ple " Slon

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Left In one of the outstand~ng plays of the game, John Patton connect­ ed for a tr~ple ~n the second ~nn~ng The Amer~­ can League f~elder threw the ball to catcher Jason McLaughl~n as John tr~ed for home The run­ ner was out R~ght Mon~que H~ll of the Nat~onal League sw~ngs for a h~t Bottom left P~tcher Randy Marsh of the Amer~­ can League struck out 15 batters dur~ng the game Bottom r~ght Marcus Hunt of the Nat~onal League made four unass~st­ ed put-outs at f~rst base (Photos by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) American League Takes All-Star Game In a well-played game that capped the KwaJaleln Llttle League season, the Amerl­ can League defeated the Natlonal League 3-0 ln Wednesday's Lltt1e League All-Star game In the thlrd lnnlnq, Randy Marsh of the Amerlcan League slnq1ed Davld Radcllffe followed wlth a slngle to score Marsh, Wh1Ch was the game's f1rst score The Amerlcan League scored two more t1mes 1n the slxth 1nn1ng to 1ce the game Top hltters for the Nat10nal League were Mon1que H111, Steve Peres and John Patton Defens1ve1y, Steve Peres was the start­ lng p1tcher for the Natlonal League He was relleved later In the game by John Patton Marcus Hunt made four unasslsted put-outs for the Nat10nal League Randy Marsh, the wlnnlng p1tcher, struck out 15 batters durlng the game Offlclals In the game were John Hall and Jlm Waugh Tara Lum was scorekeeper NBA Standings KRC To Hold (UPI) -- The Natlona1 Basketball As- KGA Completes soclatlon's standlngs are Year-End Prediction Run Eastern Conference From the KRC Championships The KwaJaleln Runnlng Club wl11 sponsor By PAM BARTON ATLANTIC DIVISION W L Pct GB the annual mldnlght predlctlon run on The flnal rounds of the KwaJaleln Golf Phl1ade1phla 19 5 792 Saturday, New Year's Eve Slgn-up wll1 be­ Assoc1atlon's 1983 Club Champlonshlps have Boston 21 7 750 gln at 10 45 P m at Emon Beach The been completed Top honors went to Joe New York 16 10 615 4 course, approxlmate1y 2 5 ml1es, wl11 be Kaulukuku1 for the men, and Dlane Landret­ Washlngton 13 13 500 7 announced and runners must estlmate how tl for the women New Jersey 13 13 500 7 long lt wl11 take them to run the course Wlnners of the fllghts are as follows CENTRAL DIVISION Runners may start thelr run any tlme Champlonshlp F1lght Men -- Joe Kaulukuku1 Ml1waukee 15 11 577 after 11 p m They wlll attempt to flnlsh Champlonshlp Fllght Women -- Dlane Lan- Detrolt 13 13 500 2 thelr run before, and as close as posslble drettl Atlanta 13 14 482 2! to, mldnlght Runners wl11 not be allowed Men's A Fllght -- Herb Sugltaya Chlcago 9 14 391 4! to carry watches or radlos The last run­ Women's A F11ght -- Lany Vllleneuve Cleveland 8 20 286 8 ner to fl nl sh 1 n 1983 wl11 be the Wl nner Men's B Fllght German Rodrlgues Indlana 6 20 231 9 After the run, KRC members and guests Men's C Fllght -- Lee Morton are lnvlted to a potluck, mldnlght break­ Western Conference fast startlng at approxlmately 12 30 a m DURING HOLIDAY VACATION MIDWEST CONFERENCE Free soda and champagne to all partlcl­ Utah 17 10 630 pants Contact Jlm Van Vleck, W81402 or Dallas 15 12 556 2 H8l53, for detalls Le Jeune Spot Expands Kansas Clty 12 13 480 4 By CINDY PENDER Denver 12 15 444 5 Pacers Snap Losing Streak Le Jeune Spot 1S open ln the mornlnqs Houston 11 16 407 6 from Tuesday, Dec 27 through Saturday, San Antonlo 11 18 379 7 NEW YORK (UPI) -- Doug Moe lsn't a blt Dec 31, for game hour You brlng your­ PACIFIC DIVISION surprlsed that the Indlana Pacers snapped selves and we'll prov1de the fun and 1 Los Angeles 17 8 680 2: a 30-game road loslng streak agalnst hlS games' Port1 and 19 9 678 Denver Nuggets Thursday nlght TUESDAY-THURSDAY 8-11 am, 1-5 0 m.. Golden State 14 15 483 5 Moe sald the Nuggets were at "rock bot­ Dec 27-29 7-10 p m Seattl e 12 15 444 6 tom" followlng the 133-132 loss to Indlana FRIDAY, Dec 30 8-11 am, 1-5 pm, PhoenlX 11 16 407 7 and took the blame 8-11 30 p m San Dlego 9 19 321 10 Kevln McKenna scored a career-hlgh 21 SATURDAY, Dec 31 8-11 am, 1-5 30 p m THURSDAY'S RESULTS pOlnts as the Pacers snapped a flve-game New Jersey 101, Da 11 as 98 loslng streak, won ltS flrst road game ln Chlcago 116, Mllwaukee 99 14 trles thlS year and ltS flrst overall Basketball Tourney Slated Indlana 133, Denver 132 Slnce last February Speclal SerVlces wl11 conduct a pre­ Houston 116, Seattle 112 The lead changed hands 34 tlmes The season basketball tournament beglnnlng the Golden State 109, Los Angeles 102 Pacers went ln front 133-132 when Butch weekend of Jan 13 and 14 Rosters are due Carter hlt two fleld goals and George at the managers' meet1ng set for Tuesday, Bowl Games On AFRS Johnson scored on a layup wlth 27 seconds Jan 10, 5 15 p m at the Communlty Center Monday, Dec 26, AFRS ~111 alr the to go Denver's Rob Wllllams mlssed from We tentat1vely plan to have men's A and B Aloha Bowl, Penn State vs Washlngton, the left corner wlth three seconds to go, dlv1s1ons, and a women's d1vls10n at 1 p m and Alex Engllsh mlssed on a follow-shot Each team part1c1pat1ng 1n the tourna­ Thursday, Dec 29, you can hear the as Denver lost for the seventh tlme ln ment and 1n maln season must provlde at Llberty Bowl, Boston College vs Notre elght games least one offlclal The offlclatlnq cllnlc Dame, at 1 30 p m Engllsh led all scorers wlth 34 pOlnts wlll be Thursday, Jan 12, 5 15 p m at Frlday, Dec 30, AFRS wl11 alr the whlle Dan Issel scored 26 and Rlchard An­ the basketball courts Gator Bowl, Flonda vs Iowa, at 1 p m derson added 17 pOlnts Indlana's Jerry For more lnformatlon, call Speclal LISTEN TO AFRS 1224 AM RADIO FOR SPORTS' Slchtlng had 20 pOlnts SerVl ces, 83331 , .. o • JF~cus PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1983 Quirks In The News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL CORNING, N Y -- An 8-year-old whose ANN grandfather's death was llnked to smok1ng has wr1tten a letter to Santa Claus urg1ng h1m to glve up h1S fam1l1ar p1pe [mtdtrs In a contest conducted by the F1nger Lakes reg10n of the Amer1can Lung Assoc1a­ tl0n, ch11dren under age 10 wrote to Santa Dear Ann A wh1le back you ran a letter Claus ask1ng h1m to stop smok1ng By ERMA BOMBECK can't f1nd, but 1t expressed my V1ews "Santa, smok1ng 1sn't good for you I I've always wondered how women get the perfectly I'm reconstruct1ng 1t from mem­ know l " wrote Heather Drake, 8, of Horse­ men who outl1ne the house at Chr1stmas w1th ory and hope you wl11 pr1nt lt Here lt lS heads outdoor 11ghts The ones who mount a bell Chrlstmas 1S dead The Amerlcan people Heather's letter, Wh1Ch she sa1d she on the chlmney that sW1ngs back and forth have stood 1t up agalnst the wall and shot wrote wlth her llttle brothers B111y and and plays "Sllent N1ght " Or the ones who lt From ltS grave, a ghost has rlsen The Jeremy, was Judged the "most conv1nc1ng" hOlst a large slelgh on the roof flooded ghost calls ltself "Chrlstmas " But lt'S a by two lung assoc1at1on members and a news­ w1th 11ghts that has trafflc'backed up poor lmltatl0n of the real thlng woman from rad10 stat10n WClI, Wh1Ch spon­ for three m1les The change I notlced flrst was the tree sored the event By the t1me I got marr1ed, all of them When I was a boy, a Chrlstmas tree was "My grandpa d1ed th1S year because he were taken green and lt smelled llke a tree The orna­ had emphysema," Heather's letter sa1d "We You know what I ended up w1th? A man who ments were pretty Many were homemade To­ all loved hlm very much, and we know he replaces the 25-watt porch llght w1th a 40- day, a green Chrlstmas tree -- a 11ve one -­ loved us a whole bunch, too But there was watt yellow bug bulb lS rare The "In" tree lS whlte, s11ver no way to help h1m get better I don't know Maybe 1t'S because we have or plnk It sparkles wlth sprayed-on stuff "He was only 57 years old He smoked un­ always llved next door to a woodwork1ng The 11ghts bl1nk to keep t1me w1th a h1dden tl1 he found out he was slck, but lt was teacher who has won Best Decorated House 1n stereo that plays Chr1stmas mUS1C too late," she added C1ty for 14 years ln a row But Just once, And th1S br1ngs me to the next blg She admon1shed Santa, saY1ng, "Many I'd 11ke to llve 1n a house at Chr1stmas change "Sllent N1ght" and all those lovely chl1dren love you, and 1f k1ds see you that d1dn't look 11ke 1t was vacant carols don't make 1t anymore It has to be smoke, they could th1nk 1t'S OK " It must be wonderful to drag 1n a 11ve sexy, llke "I Saw Mommy K1ss1ng Santa * * * tree and put 11ghts on 1t w1thout my hus­ Claus" The worst 1nd1gnlty lS "Santa Baby" UNIONDALE, N Y -- A one-d1q1t error band warmng, "You plug that 1n and the It comes back every year, llke an 1tch 1n dlal1ng a phone number can mean the d1f­ house w1ll be ashes 1n 15 m1 nutes " Poor old Santa IS no longer the Jovlal ference between a cheery chat w1th Santa Or 11ght a candle on a coffee table gentleman who puts candy canes 1n the Ch1l Claus or a steamy call to a "slnful sweet­ w1thout hav1ng hlm set a bucket full of dren's stock1ngs HO, HO, HO He lS the guy heart " water next to lt from central cast1ng 1n the nylon beard and The slm11ar1ty of the two numbers came To tell you the truth, I would never the red sat1n SU1t that retal1s for $34 95 to 11ght Wednesday when a Un1ondale, NY, have entered lnto a marrlage w1th the man He comes rld1ng 1nto town, not on a slelgh woman, who asked not to be 1dent1fled, had I known he had no 1ntent1ons of own1ng w1th re1ndeer, but 1n an open-top convert- watched her 9-year-old daughter dlal Santa a ladder 1ble, surrounded by SlX half-naked beauty "My daughter turned to me and sa1d, H1S father was Just the Oppos1te He contest W1nners One month early 'Santa lS a woman, mommy, and what 1S she bought the b1ggest tree 1n town, loaded 1t When the k1ddles Slt on h1S knee, he llS­ talklng about?'" the mother sa1d w1th 11ghts, and spent weeks assembl1ng a tens to what they want, then tells them Dlal one number, and the hearty VOlce of glant tra1n around 1t There were 11ghted where to drag the1r parents to buy those Santa prom1ses to "be there on Chrlstmas wreaths on the outs1de, trees draped 1n expenslve gadgets Sad to say, that Santa Eve to f1ll your shoes and stock 1nqs " tWlnkl1ng stars, and a ten-foot Santa Claus has gone embarrass1ngly commerc1al D1al the wrong number, and the sultry POl sed on the roof w1th one leg 1n the chlm­ Worst of all, the SP1rlt of Chrlstmas 1S V01ce of "your slnful sweetheart" says ney a th1ng of the past Fam1ly get-togethers someth1ng very, very d1fferent Earl1er th1S week I stood POl sed at our are out of the quest10n because people are front w1ndow and watched Walt across the busy w1th off1ce part1es And that's arother street He llned the dr1veway w1th candy story Booze flows llke 1t'S be1ng p1ped ln Your Individual canes and strung 11ghts along the eaves from the C1ty reserV01r Stenographers Just over the garage he placed a large star smooch beh1nd water coolers and f1l1ng cab- Horoscope and on the lawn he erected a llfe-s1ze sta­ 1nents w1th men whose f1rst names they ble Throughout the week there appeared an wouldn't dare use any other day of the year ==== Fraaces Drake =====:s;..:...;;.:~= assortment of elves 1n a workshop w1th llt­ All th1S 1S done 1n the name of Chr1stmas -­ FOR TUESDAY DECEMBER27,1983 tle saws that buzzed back and forth On the the one day set aS1de to celebrate peace ARIES • ..-fir. and Wlll accomplIsh much n1ght of the Judg1ng, llve people dressed on earth, good w1ll toward men They could (Mar 2ltoApr 19) 'r~ from belund the scenes as Mary, Joseph and the W1se Men appeared not leave 1t alone They had to go and k1ll Go after what you want SAGITfARIUS '---.M­ 1n the1r places along w1th a llve camel romantically, but don't come (Nov 22toDec 21) ){'~ and a real 1nfant 1t -- Fa1thful Reader on too strong Long-term You'll speak out at group Dear Fa~th I can't f~nd ~t e~ther, so career plans begun now Wlll functions, but be tactful m ex­ I couldn't stand 1t "Would you look at I'm accept~ng your vers~on Thanks for ask­ succeed Apply yo.rrself pressing views Keep track of Walt?" I sa1d "We could have someth1ng 11ke ~ng TAURUS c---:f spending Attend to bookkeep­ that 1f you'd Just get 1nto the sp1r1t of (Apr 2OtoMay20) t:S~. Ing th1ngs II Dear Ann landers last n1ght I attended OriginalIty and daring com­ CAPRICORN 'If t--¥ My husband sa1d, "You prov1de the baby bine to put you a step ahead of (Dec 22 to Jan 19) ytJ \Uf a church buffet I loaded my plate w1th the competition You'll You'll fmd the right words to then I'll bu 11 d the manger II fr1ed ch1cken, mashed potatoes and gravy, receive helpful adVice about a help a fnend Mter some last­ Somet1mes, I th1nk about ,tradlng up squash, peas, cole slaw, took two buttered relatlonslup minute research, you'll make rolls and for dessert, a chocolate wh1pped GEMINI ~ your move careerwtSe AIm Ushering In Year Of Peace (May 21 to June 20) 8""7" for the top I cream roll I've been sk1nny all my llfe EnjOy a novel entertain AQUARIUS _~ and hate 1t No matter how hdrd I try I ment Sports, exercISe or hob­ (Jan 20 to Feb 18) ~ (UPI) -- Pres1dent Reagan, 1n a hol1day can't put on an ounce bies are on your agenda Im­ Private bUSiness chats are message, noted that somet1mes 1n the "hus­ A large women beh1nd me 1n llne took proved concentration leads to productive An unexpected in­ tle and bustle of hol1day preparat10ns we only the cole slaw and vegetables She progress vitation comes from afar forget" the true mean1ng of Chnstmas He CANCER .a. L-4. VVatch arguments over forced a sm1le and sa1d, "I hate you l " Deep cont1nued "Chrlstmas 1S the commemorat1on (June 21 to July 22) ~~ IdeologICal matters down I'm sure she meant 1t I felt hurt Partners reach agreement of the b1rth of the Pr1nce of Peace, Jesus Tell all overwe1ght people they are bet­ about a cluld's Interests You r~~toMar 20) )(€; Chr1st, whose message would truly be one of ter off than the sk1nny rats llke me It may add office space to the You're offered a uruque good t1d1ngs and great JOY, peace and good w111 make them feel better -- Flesh Envy home Watch domestic frlc bUSiness proposItion Don't w1ll DUrlng th1S glorloUS festlVal let us bonlster abuse credit Begm savmgs In Mob1le programs A problem at a renew our determ1nat1on to follow h1S ex­ Dear Envy Your letter may g~ve the fat­ t:Y23toAug 22) J1,~ distance IS resolved ample Won't all of you J01n w1th Nancy and t~es a l~ft, but every health author~ty I A bossy tone Wlll Injure ef YOU BORN TODAY have me 1n a prayer for peace and good wl11 May know d~sagrees w~th you Thanks for wr~t~ng fecbveness SWl, a direct ap­ adnunlStratlve abliltles, but a feel1ng of love and cheer flll the hearts proach Wlth others clarifies are more inclIned to an ar­ Th~s ~s the season when people overdo EVERY­ of everyone throughout th1S hol1day season your position Creativity IS tistic or sClentlflc career THING enhanced Law, medicme, teaclung and and 1n the com1ng year We hope th1S Chr1st­ brokerage are some of the mas w111 be espec1ally wonderful and that CONFIDENTIAL to Marr~ed to a Workahol~c ~~toSePt 22) np~ fields In wluch you'll find hap­ 1t w111 usher 1n a new year of peace and ~n Seattle Of course, he ~s r~ght when he Money can come In and go piness Naturally mterested In pros pen ty " out now Watch unpulse buy publIc affairs, you may be says, "Hard work never k~lled anyone," but Ing Your powers of percep­ drawn to polItics You have ask h~m ~f he has ever heard of a person tion help you Intellectually the ability to bounce back Early Gift From Alabama who rested to death Others respect your views from setbacks, but need to LIBRA ~ cultivate a sense of humor for (UPI) The country mUS1C group Alabama Ann landers' new booklet, "Sex and the (Sept 23toOct 22) :0:41 ~ your greatest success You has d1str1buted early Chr1stmas glfts 1n Real estate negotiations are have strong conVictions, but Teenager," expla1ns every aspect of sexual favored You may buy new need a more fleXible ap­ nortbeast Alabama to the tune of $365,000. behav10r -- where to draw the llne, how to possessIOns for the home proach Gifted In writing and to schools, f1re departments, hosp1tals and say no, the var10US methods of contracep­ Don't force your Wlll on others speakmg, you may have a chant1es t10n, the dangers of VD, the symptoms and after dark flair for action Birth date of The money came from the band's "June where to get help For a copy, send $2 to SCORPIO "" ~_ LOUIS Pasteur, SCientist, Jam" 1n Fort Payne, Ala, Wh1Ch also starred (Oct 23 to Nov 21) f"lI'I Marlene Dletnch, actress, Ann landers, Box 11995, Ch1cago, III 60611, Save tlme for reading, stu­ and William H Masters, the Oak R1dge Boys and Jan1e Fr1cke plus a long, self-addressed, stamped enve­ dymg or WrIting letters You researcher "We want to keep dOlng th1S as long as lope (37 cents postage) treasure your privacy today © 1983l(lng Features Syndicate Inc we can," sa1d lead slnger Randy Owen

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o 0 o cCiassJl.f ied PAGE 8, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1983 OFFICIAL NOTICES FOR SALE RANGE OPERATION BANK OF HAWAII WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, POTTED SCHEFFLERA (UMBRELLA) PLANT, 5 A speclal Chrlstmas range operat1on Dec 24, and Saturday, Dec 31, 1n obser­ feet tall, $35 Stop by Qtrs 106A or 1S scheduled for Chr1stmas Eve, vance of Chr1stmas and New Year's Day call 82479 Dec 24 (Bank of Hawall) In connect 'c n ~lth th1S operatlon, ONE CB ANTENNA AND ONE TV ANTENNA Call caut10n areas 1 take cover requlre­ CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR EBEYE RESIDENTS Dur- W83371, H82442 ments eX1S~ for all chlldren on the 1ng the per10d Dec 19-25, certa1n Chr1st­ lsland of KwaJaleln mas glfts from KwaJaleln w1ll be perm1tted REAR BICYCLE TIRE, 26xl 3-8-1nch, wlth Unless speclflcally author1zed, all to be transported to Ebeye G1fts are llm- r1m, $5, two Atarl Joyst1cks and two boys and girls must take shelter under 1ted to 1tems not cost1ng more than $25 paddles Call 83487 the covers when dlrected by thelr par­ In addlt1on, no food products (except for ents or remaln out of the llv1ng room home baked goods such as cookles, cakes, WEBER BARBECUE COVER, fltS 18!-lnch dla­ cautlon area between the hours of 2100 and p1es) or alcohol1C beverages may be meter, bought wrong Slze, $5 Call 82501 on Chrlstmas Eve and 0600 on Chrlstmas transported Each glft must be accompan1ed mornlng or untll relndeer hoofs are by a Cert1f1cat1on of Bona F1de G1ft Form BOOKCASE WITH SHELF LIGHT, Ikel1te hous1ng heard leavlng the roof WhlCh w1ll be surrendered to the offlcer for Canon F-l, 20-, 30-, and 40-gallon See the map below for the route of at the Echo Pler dock check pOlnt These aquar1ums, scuba gear Call R1Ck at W82033, the Santa Claus mlSSlon forms may be obtalned from your employer H82418 As w1th any other 1tem transported to Ebeye, all glfts are subject to lnspec- LOST t10n (RMI/KMR LNO) GOLD, PORSCHE SUNGLASSES Reward l Call EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Macy's Maln Store 83648 lf found patrons must present valld KMR 1dent1f1ca­ t10n upon entry to store (Global Assoc1ates) FOUND FLASHLIGHT after Global Chlldren's Party PHOTO LAB STORAGE LOCKER FEE of $2 per Monday n1ght Call Mary Mlller, 82262, to month w1ll become effect1ve Jan 1, 1984 clalm Rental fee may be pa1d at the Spec1al Ser­ Vlces offlce Monday through Frlday, MEN'S GLASSES, 11ght blue/gray frames, In I 7 30 a m to 4 30 P m no later than black case Left at the Data Center about Jan 13, 1984 (Global Speclal Servlces) Dec 15 Can be p1cked up at the ICC front desk or call Julean, 82020 AN ISLAND ORIENTATION WILL BE HELD TUESDAY, Dec 27, at 2 p m In the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club The purpose of the GIVEAWAY GIFT WRAPPING BY JR GIRL SCOUTS lS aval1- orlentat1on 1S to prov1de 1nformat1on on SWEET MALE KITTEN, red tlger wlth blg able on Macy's porch today from 4-6 p m the unusual llvlng condltlons found on and green bow, stocklng Slze Wlll hold for and on Saturday, 9 30 a m untll 1 30 P m around the 1sland Parents are espec1ally Chr1stmas Eve or Chr1stmas mornlng for urged to attend to learn of the hazards Santa plckup Interested? Call 82573 KWAJ COMMUNITY IS INVITED TO EBEYE to a Wh1Ch eXlst on land as well as In the ocean blrthday celebratlon for Father Hacker on and on the reefs Ch1ldren accompan1ed by Tuesday, Jdn 3 Call the chaplaln's of­ a parent are welcome (Global Safety) SERVICES OFFERED flce at 83505, or Vlrqlnla O'Brlen, 83671, NEAT, CLEAN, NON-SMOKER WILL HOUSE SIT for lnformatlon or to slgn up by Dec 28 for you wh1le you are on vacatlon Wlll RETAIL AND FOOD water your plants and do mlnor ma1ntenance SERVICES Contact Ray B1Sh, W84445 or H83953 YOKWE YUK CLUB WEEKEND ENTERtAINMENT of­ fers a 11ve band 1n the bar area ton1ght COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES and Saturday, Dec 24, from 9 p m unt1l SCRIMMAGE SOCCER GAME Saturday, Dec 24, m1 dnl ght at 5 p m on the Rlchardson soccer fleld for all 1nterested people hlgh school age YOKWE YUK CLUB WILL BE CLOSED on Dec 31 and up For more lnformat1on call Steve or for a club-sponsored New Year's Eve cele­ Allen at 82580 brat10n The entlre club wl11 be restr1ct­ ed to t1cketed patrons 19 years of age or HOURS AT THE BARGAIN BAZAAR ARE TUESDAYS, older Two party plans w1ll be ava1lable 6-8 P m and Thursdays, 1 30-5 P m P1ck­ "Full Nlght D1nner Plan" WhlCh lncludes a ups are made Tuesday afternoons Call 82658 prlme rlb d1nner, early mornlng breakfast, lf you have 1tems to donate champagne, party favors, flve dr1nk tlck­ ets and llve enterta1nment, "New Year's BOY SCOUT TROOP 314 "The Island­ Eve Spec1al" 1ncludes pupUS, early mormng ers" troop p1cnlc and overmght breakfast, party favors, flve drlnk tlck­ campout has been rescheduled to ets and a dlSCO band Tlckets are on sale ff..ItttttttttJanuary The next regular meet­ at the YYC off1ce from 1-6 30 P m Brlng lng w1ll be a SW1m n1ght Jan 4 at 4 30 p m your fr1ends and JOln us for the com1ng all-nlght gala celebratlon ATOLL 8'S SQUARE DANCE CLUB wlll dance Monday, Dec 26, and Monday, Jan 2, at the Commun1ty Center at 7 30 P m ThlS lS A FOR. 5EASON~! The Yokwe Yuk Club w1ll be closed a JOlnt club-class act1v1ty G-lfT ALL Sunday, Dec 25, In observance of Chnstmas Day SCUBA DIVERS' Most members' dues are due MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL' thlS month If you are unsure of your Tonight At The MOVies status, check the dlve roster posted ln the Rlchardson - Around The World In Tank House Checks may be sent to KSC, 80 Days P a Box 1344, Local 7 30 ------PG Ivey Hall - Lady Vanlshes REMINDER TO ROI GOLFERS The R01-Namur 6 30, 8 30 ------PG Country Club wlll sponsor a hole-ln-one Yokwe Yuk - Blow Out tournament Sunday at noon on ROl-Namur 7 30, 12 40 ------R Tradewlnds - The Chosen 8 00 ------PG Tonight On TeleVISion ------KwaJaleln 4 30 General Hospltal 5 15 Llttle House Chrlstmas 6 05 Andy Wllllams Chrlstmas apPY 6 55 Odyssey 7 55 Hlll Street Blues 8 50 "Unknown Powers" OLIOClVS 10 30 Da 11 as ------11 20 Donahue ROl-Namur 5 05 General Ho~pltal 5 50 L1 ttl e House 6 40 Odyssey 7 40 Hlll Street Blues 8 35 "Hawk, The Slayer" 11 10 Da 11 as

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