Begin, Sadat to begin formal talks CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP/UPI) -- Agreeing scheduled to meet together this about its importance but at odds afternoon. about its goal, Israeli Prime Minis- As Begin and Sadat arrived for the ter Menachem Begin and Egyptian summit, each each had their own President Anwar Sadat joined Presi- views and feelings over what would dent Jimmy Carter yesterday for the and could be accomplished. start of the Mideast summit. Sadat expressed impatience, say- Arriving at the presidential re- ing, "This is no time for maneuvers treat about two hours apart, both and worn-out ideas." leaders were greated separately by Begin, however, indicated patience Carter. is necessary and that he sees the summit as an opportunity to lay White House News Secretary Jody groundwork for future lower-level Powell said Carter invited each of talks. U. S. NAVAL BASE his guests to his lodge, again sep- Meanwhile, the Egyptian state- arately, for about 15 minutes to ex- owned press is expressing the belief GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA plain the layout of the camp. that Carter's efforts will be aimed Powell said the Carter-Begin ses- at changing Israel's resistance to sion was scheduled for last night. compromise. At press time, there was no word In today's edition, the authorita- of what came about. tive Cairo paper Al Abram says: "Any Carter was scheduled to hold a fair analyst cannot but accept that I similar session with Sadat this the compromise solutions Carter has Vol. 33 No. 166 Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1978 morning. called for are directed toward Is- N All three of the leaders are rael." Alabama,N.Dakota hold state primaries BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -- Millionaire law from seeking a fourth term, sat Elvin McCary, who took 29 percent. industrialist and former Auburn on the sidelines for the first time For the seat being vacated by Football fans, your time football star Bob James has taken in 16 years. Sparkman, in the Democratic contest, has come to show everyone back the lead in the Democratic Pri- Wallace had served an unprecedent- former Alabama Chief Justice Howell just how well you know the mary race for governor of Alabama. ed three terms plus part of a fourth Heflin has 47 percent to 31 percent game. In the see-saw battle with state term as a stand-in for his first for Representative Walter Flowers. Put your scouting abilities Attorney General Bill Baxley, James wife, the late Governor Lurleen Wal- There were five other candidates. to the test by taking part in had at press time 28 precent of the lace. The winner will go against former the Pick the Pros contest vote to Baxley's 25 precent. At Two new U.S. Senators will be Representative James Martin of Gads- featured on page 4. that time, 62 percent of the vote elected in Alabama in the same year den in the Nov. 7 general election. had been counted. for the first time. Martin won the Republican nomina- The Marine Corps Band is It appears all but inevitable that One will serve the unexpired term tion without opposition. celebrating its 180th birth- James and Baxley will fight it out of the late Senator James Allen. In North Dakota, veteran U.S. Rep- day as "the President's Own." in a run-off primary Sept. 26 since The other will succeed retiring resentative Mark Andrews, a Republi- Read about the oldest mil- neither was close to a majority. Senator John Sparkman. can, and his Democratic challenger itary symphonic band making The Democratic nomination was con- Senator Maryon Allen, running for in the November general election, the rounds today on page 3. sidered tantamount to election. No the Democratic nomination for her Public Service Commissioner Bruce a state late husband's seat, has 44 percent. Hagen, ran unopposed for the state's For those of you who have candidate has won * orRepublican national office in Alabama in the State Senator Donald Stewart has single U.S. House seat. members in your family who past 100 years. 34 percent. In what amounted to a straw vote, attend Protestant Sunday Former Probate Judge Guy Hunt of George Nichols won the Republican Andrews, who is seeking an eighth School, a list of what rooms Cullman won the Republican guberna- nomination with 71 percent of the term, built a comfortable lead over the classes will be held in torial nomination. return. Hagen in the primary, racking up is on page 3. Governor George Wallace, barred by He defeated former State Senator 21,500 votes to Hagen's 11,250. VAdm Kinnear visits Guantanamo Bay Leader of World of Churches dies GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) -- The Nikodim's efforts in bringing the Vice Admiral George E.R. Kinnear World Council of Churches yesterday Moscow patriarch into the World II, commander of the Naval Air expressed its grief at the death of Council in 1961 and praised his loy- Force, Atlantic Fleet, arrived in Metropolitan Nikodim of Leningrad al support of the Council from then Gitmo yesterday for a two-day visit. and Novgorod, who was one of its six until his death. presidents. Potter said: "We thank God for the He toured the base and received Nikodin, a leading advocate of dedicated, untiring and courageous several command briefings on the Christian unity, died yesterday at ministry of our brother and for his Naval Station yesterday and was the age of 49 of a heart attack dur- total devotion to his church, its scheduled to participate in the ing an audience with Pope John Paul. life, witness and ecumenical commit- change of command ceremony for Fleet WCC General Secretary Dr. Philip ment." Composite Squadron Ten (VC-10) this Potter declared: "We pray that God Metropolitan Nikodim was elected a morning. will give him eternal rest in the president of the World Council at blessed communion of the saints." its fifth assembly in Nairobi in His tour yesterday included visits Dr. Potter sent a cable of condol- 1975. to the Desalinization Plant and to ences to his holiness Pimen, patri- The Council is the world body of the Northeast Gate to see the loca- arch of Moscow and all Russia. 288 Anglican, Protestant and Ortho- tion where water from Cuba was cut The cable recalled Metropolitan dox churches in 91 countries. by Rear Admiral John Bulkeley in 1964. Last night, a cocktail party was held in his honor at the COMO Club. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The House Assas- to visit the Israeli-occupied Sinai sinations Committee begins open Desert. VAdm. Kinnear is scheduled to hearings today on the 1963 murder of Sadat has asked the new pope to leave the Naval Air Station this President John Kennedy. pray on Mount Sinai, where the Bible afternoon and return to Norfolk. It appears the committee has al- says God gave Moses the Ten Command- ready reached the conclusion that ments. :he multi-million dollar re-investi- The Egyptian press says Sadat also gation has found no evidence of a invited the pope to visit Egypt. Somoza accuses Venezuela of evoking bloodbath conspiracy. Reports say John Paul welcomed the, MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) -- President Venezuela had called for an urgent One important focus of the testi- invitation. Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua lashed meeting of the United Nations Secur- mony will revolve around the ques- out at Venezuela yesterday, blaming ity Council, saying the Somoza gov- tion that a second gunman may have NEW YORK (AP) -- Pan American Air- the country's president for envoking ernment was brutally repressing the fired at Kennedy at the same time ways Chairman William Seawell pre- what he called "a bloodbath" in Nic- government. as Lee Harvey Oswald. dicts Pan Am and National Airlines aragua. Somoza said that 50 percent of the A spokesman for the panel says: will reach a major agreement today. Somoza also said he is considering nation's businesses have closed be- "You may get new insights into old Directors of both firms met sep- severing relations with Venezuela, cause of the strike. problems. .you will not necessarily arately yesterday and planned to which has criticized Somoza for hu- When asked what action he planned, get new results." meet again today. man rights violations and given sup- he said he would wait and hope "they Seawell says final negotiations are port to Somoza's opposition. get tired and go broke." WASHINGTON (AP) -- Talks between in progress and that a final agree- three unions and the postal service ment will be submitted to the Pan Am are tentatively scheduled to resume board today. Possible documentation of thefts from GSA today. WASHINGTON (AP) -- A former govern- Eckero, the owner of a drug store A union source said yesterday af- NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- The trial of ment consultant says he documented chain in the south was, in Barid on's ter a two-hour session, "The status two Russian nationals accused of es- over $1 million a year in thefts by words, "generally hostile" to th he quo remains." pionage has been postponed so it employees from warehouses of the report. The two sides are moving toward a won't coincide with Soviet Foreign General Services Administration. Eckero could not be reached fo r self-imposed Sept. 16 deadline. Minister Andrei Gromyko's visit. Phillip Baridon adds that the comment. That is when they either have to Gromyko is scheduled to arrive in GSA's top official at the time, Jack come up with a contract settlement the United States later this month. Eckero, ignored his report. Baridon's consulting firm made e the or let arbitrator James Healy do it U.S. District Court Judge Fred- The current administrator, Jay study of thefts at 20 GSA depotss for them. erick Lacey delayed jury selection Solomon, has predicted as many as 50 across the country. until Sept. 27. indictments will result from ongoing He says the thefts were docume ented CAIRO (AP) -- Egyptian President An- Selection had been scheduled to federal investigations. as recently as 1975. war Sadat has invited Pope John Paul start in six days. Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, September 6, 1978

, (( wo4 "e" ka*d Calendar a -- emwnity annunceents may be called in between B and 11 am. or hand J ,e,,1edo the bict ffe ffieSH.):30 a.e., to 0:30 p.m., oenday through rlday (excludig holidays). Decline for publication is n the prevnousvo rkng day. onufide emergency anonetseo ill be will e ubih ed not so Today ""ped anydae, Comunlty announcements ".t -. te, voeek for a maimum of three ekeoad Cneootn, .ond-ned, eed includ.Oed aily calendar ettio. drngthewee~k of . I , . Choen. .Conneceadertisinge is pohio ed althougehanu ke Church of God prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., classroom across ofov 'al". eeie wilh bepe,.iOtn hutliitend to ntemoot l. from Chaplain I . i l nnonmet fonuto.o. :;!- etequoitSn.omad ppovalemy Barcus' office. (8616) bn,,.euond o provide poofof eternopf.atoriyp. s.wh dl.cOMiner n .te heeteof nt. r .on,, o,, neAod oii wil a111: hetend.Th Pohlic Afflinetstaf et) va h igt Guantanamo Bay Bridge Club meeting, 7:30 p.m., COMO Club Plantation Room. al leioo.9di5 114d iO?.O,,yti.,/55.iorking4t Hours i AH-Afte.pWookine Ho.). (96116) 0 Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, W.T. Sampson Elementary School in [951144] Room B-9, 6 p.m. (951049 or 99197) Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School build ing at 7 p.m. (98197) Special Announcements Caribbean Skippers CB Club monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m., in the FRA home Clubs and Organizations at Morin Center. Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. THE "EXPANDED ROLE OF NURSING THE GUANTANAMO BAY BANTAM bowling on Bay Hill Road. During the Birth Process" class will league will begin Saturday, Sept. be held Thursday, Sept. 7 at 2 p.m. 9 at 9 a.m. For more information Reflex Photo Club meeting, 7 p.m. All regular members and interested in the Naval Hospital classroom. call 98137. persons invited. This nursing class is open to all Wednesday Mixed up Leftovers League organizational meeting, noon, at nurses in Gitmo and will be conducted RACQUET CLUB MEMBERS are invited Marblehead Hall. (8832 DWH or 8360 DWH) by Cdr. Jean Ricardi, NC, USN. Two to participate in a Pick-Your-Par- contact hours will be given. tner Mixed Doubles tournament. Three Man Scratch Bowling League organizational meeting, Marblehead Hall, Deadline for sign up is 4 p.m. 6:30 p.m. A PADI BASIC-OPEN WATER SCUBA Thursday. The playing line-up will course will begin with tryouts and be posted Friday afternoon. This Tomorrow registration on Sunday, Sept. 10, will be an AB, CD tournament if Protestant Choir rehearsal, Base Chapel, 7 p.m. at 1 p.m. at the Windjammer Pool. enough people participate. For more information,. call Cary Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School build- Strickland at 90223 AWH. THE BASE ATHLETIC COMMISSION WILL ing, 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275) meet Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 3:30 p.m. Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset hut at THE UPCOMING INTER-COMMAND TENNIS in the Special Services Conference East Bargo Point, 7-9 p.m. LEAGUE will hold an organizational Room. All BAC members are required meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 12 at to attend. Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 7 p.m. (93145 or 98100) 2:30 p.m. in the Special Services THE PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL Conference Room. Each team that will hold their bazaar workshop on Church of God Bible study, 7:30 p.m., classroom across from Chaplain intends to participate should have Thursday, Sept. 7 from 9:00 to 11:30 Barcus' office. (8618) a representative at this meeting. a.m. at Tierra-K 129. Guantanamo Bay Reef Raiders monthly meeting, at 8 p.m. at Leeward Point. SPECIAL SERVICES is sponsoring a THE THREE-MAN SCRATCH BOWLING Members asked to take 6:30 p.m. ferry, transportation will be provided. Two Man Best Ball Golf Tournament League will hold an organizational Election for nominating committee chairperson will be held. on Sunday, Sept. 10 from 7 a.m. to meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 6 at Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wives Club welcome aboard coffee, 9:30 a.m. at own foursome-- Marblehead bowling lanes. 1 p.m. Make your the COMO Club. (95361 or 8347 AT) full handicap. Entry fee is $2.50 per person. Prizes will be awarded A WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL BOLWING accordingly. For more information, Congress bowling workshop will be Friday call the Golf Course Pro Shop at held on Saturday, Sept. 9 from 3:30 Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School build- to 5:30 p.m. at the FRA auditorium 951119. ing at 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275) in Morin Center. All women bowlers W.T. SAMPSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL are invited. Secretary kits for Pentecostal Prayer meeting, Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. is in need of parent volunteers both women's and mixed leagues will 1 to assist teachers. If you are be availah " interested, please contact the Saturday school at 95330 or 95465. Roman Catholic Folk Choir practice, 6:45 p.m., at the Base Chapel. (97159) COACHES ARE NEEDED FOR THE Local Forecast bantam league. Contact Shirley at Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset hut at high tide-2259/1159 8813 East Bargo Point from 1-3 p.m. 98137. low tide--1713/0507 sunrise---0646 high--- 90 Roman Catholic Mass will be celebrated at 6 p.m. in the Base Chapel (sat- THE LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL COMMIS- sunset----1912 low---- 74 isfies Sunday obligation). SION urgently needs a volunteer secretary/treasurer. No experience Today's forecast is for partly Benifit Dance for Shipmate Stiles at the Fleet Reserve Association home is required. For more information, to mostly cloudy skies with rain in Morin Center at 8 p.m. Music provided by Grand Central and all base call Mrs. Brookshier, at 98293. and thunder storms over the moun- residents are invited to attend. tains. Winds will be from the Tom Sawyer Party sponsored by the COMO Club, persons requested to meet southeast at 9-14 knots. Bay con- at Snack Shack at 9 a.m. Materials will be provided. SPECIAL SERVICES announces that ditions will be 2-3 feet. the deep sea troll boat, Marina I, will be off the rental line during *Live firing- Sunday the month of September due to a fuel 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Church of God (Cleveland,.Tenn.) Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morning worship system modification. Wedonesday Thu2 rsday 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 11 a.m.; evening worship service, 7:30 p.m., in the classroom across Fridday 1:30 - 4:30 p.m: from Chaplain Barcus' office. (8618) THE CPO CLUB will feature Japanese Satuurday None Scheduled Pentecostal Gospe1 meeting, 8 a.m.; evangelistic meeting at 5 p.m. at Night in the Harbor Lights Lounge Sun day None Scheduled the Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road. on Wednesday, Sept. 6 from 5:30 to Mon day noon - 5 p .m. Church of Christ meeting at McCalla Chapel -- Bible study at 9:30 a.m.; 8:30 p.m. The menu will include TIhe Conde and Hicacal Beach morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; evening worship, 6:30 p.m. (97115) teriyaki steak, oriental fried rice, areas between Saint Nicholas shrimp egg rolls, buttered vege- and Caracoles Points and all Protestant Divine services, Leeward Point Chapel, 9 a.m.; Windward Chapel tables, salad bar, hot rolls, and of the upper bay north of 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. coffee, tea or milk. Cost is $3.95 Caracoles and Granadillo Roman Catholic services, 9:30 a.m., Base Chapel; Leeward Point Chapel, for adults, and $1.95 for children Points will be off limits. 5 p.m. 10, for all you can eat. under For further information con- Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex no charge for children There is tact the Special Services priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m.; sacrament meeting under five years of age. Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty office at 6:30 p.m. or Base Police. Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service, divine worship, 10 a.m., U.S. Naval Bas, ataname ay, Cuba evening services at 7:30 p.m. on Bay Hill Road. THE BLUE CARIBE WILL FEATURE Monday SPANISH NIGHT tomorrow night from 6210 p.m. The menu will feature Red Cross orientation class for all new volunteers at 9 a.m. in the Red Paella or Espanola for only $4.95. Cross Office. (96125 or 95434)

THE BLUE CARIBE WILL FEATURE SURF Tuesday and Turf night Friday from 6-mid. Cap. David W. lales night. The dinner includes lobster Naval Stail Csmadl Iic Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6-8 p.m. with steak and a complimentary glass Church of Christ Bible study class meeting, McCalla Chapel, 6:45 p.m. of wine for $5.95. "Total Exper- LCdr. Jerry Ivan.Public Affairs Officer ience" will be the disco for the J02 Brenda Sterktv.Loain Journalist Gitmo Coin Club meeting, 7:30 p.m., at Quonset hut 1877, behind the old JO22 iek Reed.Jouralist evening. JO3 Lyp Mcihl.,.Journalist nursery school. (90172) JON1 Jeff foodhoue.tditonr JOIN Kelly NcDowl.Journalist Pentecostal Bible study class, Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. SPECIAL SERVICES is now accepting Me. Pat?,enington.Production Assistant payment for the September Ladies The Gusantanamo Casette published according to the Al Anon meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School Building at 7 p.m. Callisthenics rules and reedations for .hip and stati nesapers (98187) class and Adult Ballet as outlined in NARVPS P-35 and under the dirnctin Class. Anyone registered or wishing of the Naval base Public Affairs officer. Printed Base five time weekly at wgoveent expense on gow,,naent Athletic Commission meeting, 3:30 p.m., Special Services Conference to register, should go to Special aeqopmat at the Navy Pblications and Pritin Room. Members are required to attend. Services Monday through Friday, from, Servis eBreanh Offic, the opinions or stateents In ene ite. sthatappear herein ae not to be conttrum4 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., prior to sofficial or a eaflecti the views of CONOAVAEM A new LaMaze prepared childbirth class begins, 7 p.m. at the hospital. Sept. 8. or the Dmprtient of the Navy. (8647 AT) Wednesday, September 6, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 BPTO Take note note Sunday school time & location The following individuals have unclaimed work at the Navy Protestant Sunday School is being conducted from 9:30 to 10:30 at the Exchange Due to manpower, space, time W.T. Sampson Elementary School. Appliance Repair Shop: G. Cardinal, and weight limitations, the Mr. Young, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Altis. following constraints to bag- CLASS If not claimed by Oct. 10, 1978 the gage allowances on the GTMO ROOM NUMBER Nursery I & II (2 and 3 year olds) items will be disposed of in accor- Kingston and return C-141 MAC C-9 Nursery III (4 year olds) dance with office directives. flights are effective as of C-4 Kindergarten (5 year olds) Sept. 8, 1978. B-8 Primary I (6 year olds) B-6 --88 pounds of baggage is Military news Primary II (7 year olds) A-1 authorized. No excess baggage 5.5 PERCENT PAY INCREASE Primary III (8 year olds) B-1 will be loaded with the excep- RECOMMENDED BY PRESIDENT Junior Dept. (4th, 5th, 6th grades) A-9, A-11, A-12 tion of personnel traveling on Junior High (7th, 8th, 9th grades) A-7 renewal leave, who will be au- The President last week proposed Senior High (10th, 11th, 12th grades) A-5 thorized excess baggage weight a 5.5 percent pay increase effective Adults B-9 as aircraft load and safety Oct. 1 this year for military per- Young Adults A-3 considerations permit. sonnel and civilians employed by --Only one hand-carried item the federal government. An adult class is also being held in the Bandroom at W.T. Sampson High The proposal no larger than 9" x 15" x 24" School. means basic pay, and weighing no more than five subsistence allowance, and quarters If additional information is desired, please call LT. Delaney at 95384 pounds is authorized. DWH, 95446 AWH. allowance each will be increased --All passengers residing on 5.5 percent. The President waid Windward side must check in there would be no reallocation from with baggage at BPTO for mani- basic pay into the allowances. festing at the specified hours. Job opportunities The 5.5 percent pay increase goes into effect unless either the House Windward passengers who fail to The Consolidated Civilian Person- until the position on is filled. check or Senate disapproves of the action in at BPTO will be re- nel Office has a job opening for a Additional inform ation concerning moved from the manifest. Emer- before Oct. 1. Personnel Clerk (Typing), GS-4 to this job vacancy may be obtained at According to law, the President gency leave passengers are ex- work at CCPO. Applicants who pre- the Consolidated Civilian Personnel cepted must adjust the pay of military from this requirement. viously filed under this announce- Office or by revi ewing vacancy Compliance with personnel and most federal govern- these require ment neen not reapply. The dead- announcements post ed on official ments will ensure more efficient line for applications is Wednesday, bulletin boards. ment workers each year to keep it passenger/baggage loading and Sept. 13. comparable with pay of civilians timely flight departures and ar Applications should be submitted Wanted--sales r in the private sector. rivals. to the Consolidated Civilian Per- work on commission epresentative to An 8.4 percent increase would keep sonnel Office by the closing date n for new car sales the pay of military and federal em- indicated. If insufficient applies ACnd Jeep.ro , Lincoln-Mercury, ployees comparable, but the Presi- r more information dent proposed the 5.5 percent cants have filed by the closing date call 97270 AWE. increase to help halt inflation. ~TJJ GU EE date, applications will be accepted line on the rock 1:00 General Hospital MOVES 1:50 Body Buddies By It would be best to walk or ride 2:15 Cartoons (BW) ALL MOVIES START AT 8 P.M. JOSN Mary] Marshall a bike whenever possible, (it saves 2:30 Sesame Street Gasoline is a t reasured item on energy and it's good for you'), 3:30 Perry Mason (BW) Lyceums the rock. There but careful driving will help. 4:25 Cartoon are some 2,800 (BW) privately owned cars and 1,400 When you drive remember these Medical 4:30 Center Downtown: Network, R motorcycles registered with Base energy saving tips: Almanac L5:25 (BW) McCalla: Aces High, PG Police, and not all of the motor- --Accelerate gently. 5:30 Newswatch Marine: Get Charlie Tully, cycles on base are registered. --Keep constant speed. 6:30 Wildlife in Crisis PG Records show that from January --Anticipate stops. 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) Leeward: Godzilla vs the 1977 to December 1977 Gitmo's Navy -- Don't idle. 7:00 Eight is Enough Cosmic Monster, PG Exchange sold over 900 million gal- -- Share a ride. Notes 7:55 of Interest lons of gasoline. Gasoline on the -- Always keep your car in top run- 8:00 Lucas Tanner Clubs rock is definitly more expensive ning condition: have regular tune- 9:00 Wolfman Jack than some areas of the States be- ups, replace the air filter reg- 9:30 LaVern and Shirley Windjammer: American Hot Wax, cause of the shipment costs and ularly, check tire pressure, use 10:00 Police Woman PG contractural agreements. the right gas and oil. 10:55 Newswatch Update Staff NCO: Not Available The careful driver, however, can If we keep these conservation 11:00 Late Movie: "Father Knows CPO: No Movie get 30% better gas mileage than the tips in mind we can stretch a few R Best" COMO: The Evil, average driver and 50% better than extra miles from each gallon of 12:10 Sign Off Teen: Not Available the careless one' gasoline. Marine Corps Band celebrates 180th birthday by John Adams approved a bill which then the Spanish American War forcedthe band will depart at 8 a.m., GySgt, F,P, Byrne Jr,, USMC brought into existence the new Marine cancellation of the annual event. arriving at the next town at noon. Band, made up of a "drum major, a fife World Wars I and II also interruptedEAfter check-in at the hotel and Reprinted with permission of the major and 32 drums and fibers." When the band's touring schedule. Since]lunch, the bus leaves at 2 p.m., for publisher from the September 1978 the nation's capital moved to Washing then the band has traveled over halfthe matinee concert, giving the band issue of the Marine Corps Gazette, ton from Philadelphia in 1800, the a million miles and played in citiestime to dress, set up equipment and Marine Band moved too. The new head- all over the continental United warm up their instruments. The con- WASHINGTON, (MCNews)--This fall, quarters were set on a beautiful hill States. This year's tour will be cert generally lasts from 3 to 4 p.m. thousands of music lovers across overlooking the Potomac. Washington concentrated on the west coast with the country will witness the latest was then a city of muddy streets and concerts in California, Oregon and Around 7 p.m. the band loads up on edition of an American tradition wooden buildings but the Marine Band Washington. The tour will then 1the buses to return to the hall for when the United States Marine Band lifted spirits in the new capital by begin to work its way back to Wash-1the evening concert, which usually K resents its 1978 concert tour. playing informal, open-air concerts ington, D.C., through Idaho, Utah, lasts from 8 to 9:45 p.m. On occa- ,@ nder the baton of LtCol. Jack T. at their encampment, the first on Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, sion, the group sponsoring the band Kline, the seven-week tour will take Aug. 21, 1800. Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and will have a reception after the con- the band from Oregon to Tennessee, The hand became a favorite of Tennessee. Because the band tours cert with refreshments for the band allowing concertgoers across the President Adams during its first year at no expense to the government, as a special "thank you." By the country to thrill to performances by in Washington. After holding con- sponsoring.organizations are allowedtime the buses return to the hotel one of the foremost musical organi- certs in camp during the summer of to charge admission to the concerts it is almost 11 p.m. nations. 1800 and playing dance music for to defray expenses surrounding the The Marine Band is celebrating its social functions in the fall, the band band's appearances. Whatever money 180th birthday this year, making "The made its White House debut for the is left over after the band's actual People often ask if running on President's Own" Aq oldest President on New Years Day, 1801. expenses are paid is contributed to such a tight routine doesn't make military symphonic band. A part of Since Thomas Jefferson's time, the a worthy local charity or civic it difficult to get "up" for every the American musical scene for nearly band has played at every inauguration undertaking. performance. The answer is yes, two centuries, it is not surprising held in Washington and it is he who The band's mission is simply to but an enthusiastic audience never that the Marine Band's history close-is credited with giving the Marine provide music for the President of fails to inspire the band to give 1y parallels that of our country. Band the title of The President's the United States and the Commandant its best. Favorite parts of the The earliest records mention only a Own. It was also in 1801 that the of the Marine Corps. This keeps the concert are the playing of Sousa's small group of drummers and fibers band moved to its present home at band busy with nearly 1,000 annual "Semper Fidelis" and "Stafs and parading through the streets of Marine Barracks, Eighth and I Streets, rehearsals and commitments. It isn't Stripes Forever." Everyone knows Philadelphia in November of 1775 S.E. The Marine Band is undoubt- unusual to have two units from the these marches from memory and can "drumming up" recruits for what would edly the longest tenant at Marine band performing in different places sneak glances at the audience to become the U.S. Marine Corps. Barracks, which was made a National at the same time. see their reaction when the brass Drums and f ifers were the only Historic Landmark in 1976. For tours and special trips, a 55- players stand for the finale. These musical instruments used by our mili- From 1880 to 1892 the band was piece band is used, leaving a pro- two pieces never fail to bring the tary forces during the Revolutionary directed by the renowned John Philip portionate-sized unit at home to house down and, of course, all con- War and a group of 10 or more con- Sousa and it was while he was direc- cover White House duties and other certs close with the "Marines' stituted a "band." Although this tor of the Marine Band that he began official functions. The band travels Hymn." Momoments like these make small "band" bears little resemblance to write the marches that were to in two buses with all instruments the tour both exciting and reward- to the Marine Band of today, their earn him the title of "The March and uniforms being carried in a gear ing. It is this that makes.a Marine musical message was the same, and Ring." Marine Band concerts today truck which precedes the buses to Band concert more than good music. nothing expressed so dynamically the still include at least one Sousa the concert site. The band plays in It is a sense of pride and patriot- Esprit de Corps of the first Marines. march. Sousa also organized the a different city each day, two con- ism as well. As one news reporter It wasn't until 1798, however, that band's first concert tour in 1891 certs most days, seven days a week. so aptly put it, "Are they the the Band received its official status, through New England and the Midwest. This demanding schedule puts free Presidents Own? No -- they are On July 11 of that year, President The band toured again in 1892, but time at a premium. On a typical day, America's Own!" i u1"e' 1 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, September 6, 1978

DN n ELB BAP-P by Jeannette Holm

Basil Benjamin won the recent ABC 2-6, 6-1, 6-1 match with Bob Cust Singles tournament. In the men's and Barbara topped Sandy Berstein in Class A, Basil fought hard to win two sets of 6-1, 7-5. over Bob Rohe in a 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 Labor Day weekend brought a Fun match. Consolation winner was Ra- Follies to the club. Participants phael Gordon in a 6-2, 6-4 match arrived not only with their racquets with Luis Blanco. Because of the but also with delicious food to nib- Seattle Slew beaten Dr. Patches dearth of women entrants there was ble during the off-court hours. Mar- by no women's Class A. garet St. John was the women's win- EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) -- "Seat- then inched up on the tiring colt and Sue Roberts became the top woman ner with a total of 21 games. Jeff tle Slew" suffered the second loss outmuscled him through the stretch to player of the day when she won the Hill and Basil Benjamin tied as the of his career last night when "Dr. take the victory. women's Class B in a match with Lynn men's winners with 14 games each. Patches" beat the 1977 Triple Crown It was Dr. Patches' fourth triumph Dennison. Sue took the lead in a Don't forget the challenge ladder winner by a neck in the $160,000 in seven starts this year. 7-6, 3-6, 6-3 match. Kathy Hendel offers an opportunity to enjoy match- Patterson Handicap at the New Jersey "It's Freezing" finished third, snatched the consolation trophy from es along with the possibility of win- Meadowlands. 2 1/2 lengths behind. Karin Kaempfer in a 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 ning a prize. The top 10 winners Seattle Slew, making only his third match. will receive a small silver tray to start of the year, drove to the front Slew's defeat cast some doubt on W In the men's Class B, David Denni- be awarded every six months. So, at the start of the mile and an his next scheduled appearance in the son won over Carl Fisk in a 7-6, 6-7, let's get the competition going. eighth race and led the field of 10 Marlboro Cup at Belmont on Sept. 16. 6-2 match. Wolfgang Plakinger took A Pick-Your-Partner Mixed Doubles horses before he began to falter on In that race, he was supposed to the consolation prize in a 7-6, 6-1 tournament is scheduled for Sept. 9- the far turn. meet this year's Triple Crown winner, match with "Frenchie" Ligtermoet. 10. The sign-up sheet is in the Dr. Patches stalked Seattle Slew "Affirmed" as well as runnerup "Aly- Wally Gunter and Jeannette Holm clubhouse. Deadline for sign-up is through the first six furlongs and Dar." walked away with the Class C winners' 4 p.m. Sept. 7. Playing lineup will trophies. Wally bested Al Stilley be posted Friday afternoon. This --SPORTS SHORTS-- in a 2-6, 6-1, 6-1 match while Jean- will be an AB, CD tournament if nette took her match from Tina Rohe enough people sign up. Hurry and NEW YORK (AP) -- New York Yankees right fielder Reggie Jackson is in a New in two sets of 6-2, 7-5. Consola- get your partner and get your names York hospital, suffering from a virus. tion trophies went to Kelly McDowell on the line-up. See you this week- The problem is in his back. and Barbara Bryant. Kelly won in a end! The Yanks say he should be back Friday night, in time for the second game of their series against the Boston Red Sox. National League American League NEW YORK (AP) -- Detroit's Ron LeFlore extended his hitting streak to 27 Pittsburgh 8, New York Mets 0 Baltimore 4, Boston 1 games with a ninth inning single in last night's 4-2 loss to the New York Montreal 10, Chicago Cubs 8 New York Yankees 4, Detroit Yankees. Houston 3, Cincinnati 2 Kansas City 3, Oakland 0 Atlanta 8, San Diego 1 Chicago White Sox 4, Minnesota 3 CINCINNATI (AP) -- Cincinnati Reds third baseman Pete Rose has a new goal San Francisco at Los Angeles, ppd., Cleveland 6, Toronto 2 in mind. rain Texas at California, ppd., rain Rose, who tied an all-time National League record by hitting safely in 44 games in a row, now wants to break Stan Musial's National League record for total hits in a career, 3.630. Said Rose, "I may sound like an ego-maniac talking about goals, but I think you need personal goals in order to do your best." (LA//l VI!IeD/ Rose is 500 hits short of his new goal. 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