* Senate ratifies neutrality treaty WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- The Senate It is the second part of the trea- Several senators said their votes Latin America. approved the first of two Panama ty which will be taken up next month for the neutrality treaty should The President also expressed con- Canal Treaties Thursday by a vote that would actually turn over the not be taken as an indication they fidence that the second canal treaty of 68 to 32, one vote more than the canal to Panama. had decided to vote for the second will be approved. two-thirds margin that was required. The agreement was amended to in- treaty. In Panama Thursday, most business The vote occurred on the 22nd day clude language establishing the Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd activity halted as residents stopped of debate and after intensive last right of the United States to inter- has been trying to get an agreement to listen to the treaty vote in the minute lobbying by the Carter Admin- vene, militarily if necessary, to setting a date early in April for U.S. Senate. istration and the Democratic and Re- keep the canal open. the vote on the second treaty. The vote brought a favorable reac- publican leaders of the Senate. Another change guarantees U.S. Presdient Jimmy Carter said the tion, but the country's leader has The neutrality treaty approved warships the right to move to the American people owe the Senate a not commented. Thursday commits the United States head of the line to go through the debt of thanks for approving the However, a spokesman said General and Panama to guarantee that the canal in time of emergency. first treaty. Omar canal will remain open to all ship- Torrijos is "not euphoric" be- Pres. Carter called the Senate cause of amendments to the canal ping after Jan. 1, 2000. The Senate now moves immediately ratification a "courageous act" and treaty. That's when the Panamanian govern- to begin debate of the second treaty added it marks a promising step Torrijos is said to be studying ment would assume control of the which deals with the transfer of toward a new relationship, not only the ammendments "to see if they waterway. control. with Panama but also with all of violate the intent of the treaties.

U. S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA QInwztnniT-~zt r, Vol. 33 No. 53 The Navy',s only shon.e-baed daily Friday, March 17, 1978

U.S. demands withdrawal o Israeli troops

(COMPILED FROM AP/UPI) -- Israel He said the ultimate objective is Israeli diplomats say that Israel guerrilla positions and were in had no immediate comment Thursday to extend the Lebanese government's would not accept Syrian troops or an striking distance of Hasbaya, a Pal- night on the United States demand authority to the Israeli border. Arab peace-keeping force on its estinian stronghold. that it withdraw from Southern Leb- But U.S. officials point out that northern border. Israel appears close to gaining the Lebanese army is still in a In Lebanon Thursday, the fighting complete control of the area. They However, one Israeli official said shambles as a result of the civil went on despite the statement Wed- now control about one-tenth of Leb- privately that Israel might have ob- nesday by Prime Minister Menachem anon, Begin said Wednesday that Israel jections to U.N. forces in the re- Officials say the U.S. is consid- Begin that the punitive raid had miles gion to keep the peace. ering an interim plan to bring in a ended. plans to hold a strip about six small number of Lebanese soldiers The Israelis apparently are still wide all along the Lebanese border trying to consolidate with Isarel until an agreement is That was one possibility being and have them augmented by a tempor- their hold on worked out that will prevent Pales- explored by the State Department in ary U.N. force. the region formerly known as "Fatah- tinian terrorists from re-entering discussions at the United Nations The State Department said 48 mem- land" because of its domination by the buffer zone. and elsewhere Thursday. bers of the U.N. Mixed Armistice guerrillas of the Al Fatah faction. The Israeli Military Command said State Department spokesman Nodding Commission, including nine Americans, Yasser Arafat, head of Al Fatah last night 14 soldiers have been Carter said discussions have been currently are stationed in Southern and of the Palestinian Liberation killed and several dozen wounded going on in Washington, Beirut, Je- Lebanon. Organization, is reported in South since Israel's invasion of Southern rusalem and in New York with other If the Security Council agrees, Lebanon, organizing the Palestinian Lebanon to avenge a Palestinian at- embers of the Security Council and the Armistice Commission force could resistance to the Israelis. be enlarged. But the invaders took two more tack on a tourist bus last weekend. .?. officials. Italians protest kidnapping of Aldo Moro

ROME (AP/UPI) -- General strikes, agency in Turin, Italy said Moro Moro has been premier of Italy suave idealist with a white forelock massive demonstrations and cries of will be killed unless 20 terrorists five times, and his political peers in his black hair. "civil war" in parliament characte'- are released from jail. say his vast influence over Italian He is a devout Catholic who takes ized Italy Thursday in the aftermath The caller said Moro would die politics has been due to his stead- communion every morning and always of the kidnapping of the nation's within 48 hours if that demand was fast dedication to democratic prin- keeps a glass of cognac under his most influential politician, former not met. ciples seasoned with his knack for his seat in Parliament for tense Premier Aldo Moro. Another caller claimed that Moro compromises. moments. The Red Brigades terrorist group had already been executed. But one cartoonist, after hearing Moro was the main architect of the is claiming responsibility for Moro's The government has deployed 50,000 Moro speak about "converging paral- Christian Democrat's current pact abduction and for the murder of his troops and police in a manhunt of un- lels," concluded Moro's fame rested with the communists, as he was the five bodyguards. precedented magnitude. on his ability to make speeches that decisive negotiating force in his Millions of workers walked off the Police combed hundreds of homes can be read two ways, and named the party's first alliance with the so- job to protest the kidnapping and from Rome to the borders, but auth- science "Morology." cialists back in 1962. the murders and to demand an end to orities believe Moro and his kidnap- violence which strikes in Italy on pers are still inside Rome. Whether due to his high idealism Politicians say Moro was the only the average of every four hours. Meanwhile, Christian Democrat Pre- or Morology, Moro remains one of man capable of holding his party to- Moro was abducted as he drove to mier Andreotti, who was just voted Italy's most powerful and influential gether and pushing through ne- parliament to vote on Premier Giulio into office by a majority including men, and therefore one of the like- gotiations with Italian Communists, Andreotti's new communist backed gov- the -ommunists, summoned party lead- liest terrorist targets in the na- in the face of angry opposition from ernment. ers to discuss anti-terrorist poli- tion. both Washington and party conserva- An anonymous caller to a news cies. Moro is described as a gentle and House passes amended Humphrey-Hawkins Jobs Bill

WASHINGTON (AP)--The House has pass- fore passage, especially in the last tute that would have put a three she spoke briefly with Hawkins and ed and sent to the Senate a heavily four days. percent target on inflation to go the House Speaker, "Tip" O'Neil. amended version of the Humphrey- Those amendments raise some ques- along with the bill's goal of lower- At mid-day members rejected a move Hawkins Jobs Bill. tion about whether the Senate will ing unemployment to four percent by by Republican Charles Wiggins of accept the jobs bill in it's current, 1983. California to kill the measure. He The final House vote on the con- watered down form. The GOP substitute also would have contends it has become so loaded troversial legislation was 257 to Essentially, the bill aims at in- created a presidential task force to with amendments that it's now an 152. creasing jobs by committing the gov- study unemployment among young "absolutely unworkable monster." House passage of the bill culmin- ernment to a full-employment economy. people. ates four years of effort by it's But the original goals have been Most of the amendments were first prime sponsors Representative Aug- expanded through amendments to ex- As the final votes were being cast, offered by Republicans in thinly- ustus Hawkins and the late Senator press concern over inflation, a bal- Senator Muriel Humphrey, D.-Minn. veiled attempts to kill the legisla- Hubert Humphrey, D.-Minn. anced budget, foreign trade, veter- who succeeded her husband in office, tion or at least amend it to death. Despite the support of a broad co- ans and parity for farmers. entered the House chamber for a rare In most cases, Democrats offered alition including labor and Blacks, The final vote came after the visit. watered-down substitutes that were the bill was amended many times be- House rejected a Republican substi- She was greeted with applause, and accepted instead. Guantanamo Gazette Friday, March 17, 1978

high tide- 3:58 im YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS low tide--10:12 pm Local sunrise--- 7:04 am Forecast TARGET CONSUMPTION: sunset---- 1,350,000 7:11 pm ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,536,000 86 high------TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,836,000 ria(xlug oldays. Deadline(o pllw, i "I O low------68 8813 th rvnaa lgdycn~ c d rec nonceet ilbrepted anytiae. Camsunlty mns,1bepublishednotae condensed, and Included in a daily calendar aciondurigthewre e Today's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with southeasterly winds t~e evnt.Coesercilad t of 16-18 knots gusting to 24. An y prhtedWltDuigh orkng Hours/ *Live firing Bay conditions will he 2-4 feet.

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A SOCCER MATCH between the team The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Clubs & Organizations Special Announcements of the German destroyer "Lutjens" between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles and the Jamaican team "Knotty Points THE MONDAY NIGHT LATE MIXED and all of the upper bay THE CINCLANTFLT BOWLING QUALIFIER Dreads" will take place Couples League will Saturday north of Caracoles and Granadillo have an organi- Organizational meeting will be held evening zational at 6:30 at Cooper Field. Points will be off limits. For meeting on Monday, on March 23 at 3:30 p.m., in the Chief Legtermote of FTC will offi- more information contact the Special March 20, at 7:50 p.m., at the Special Services Conference Room. ciate. Come out and cheer for the Services Marina, bowling lanes. Anyone interested All teams interested in ComNa'Base Duty participat- team of your choice. office or Base Police. in joining this league, please ing should have a representative call 96241 AWN. Couples who have present at this meeting with their signed up are urged to attend this team roster. meeting. SPECIAL SERVICES announces that THE NAVAL STATION OFFICERS WIVES anyone wishing to have a notice put Club will hold its monthly meeting on the Victory Hill Billboard on Wednesday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m., Sherman Avenue must submit the OClendar at J i Iguana Terrace 383. Election notice to Special Services in writ- 1 of officers will be held at that ing not less than one week before Today time. For more information, call the week of the event. Joyce Smith at 8169, or Louise Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery Pola at 90192. School building, THE STAFF NCO CLUB will sponsor 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). an old fashioned Disco Dance on Fleet Reserve Association THE MARINE BARRACKS ENLISTED Saturday, March 18, from 9 p.m. to Branch 100 St. Patrick's Day Dance, FRA Home in Morin Center, Wives Club is having an Easter egg 1 a.m., to help commemorate the 9 p.m. hunt at Deer Park Zoo on Saturday, birthday of the Marine Minefield St. Patrick's Day special dinner, Nautical Lantern Restaurant, 6-9 p.m. March 25, from 3 - 6 p.m. for all Maintenance Section. Infinity Post 146 Marine Marine Barracks enlisted families. Disco will provide the music. Enlisted Club St. Patrick's Day Dance with the Blonde The hunt starts at exactly 4 p.m. Bomber, 8 p.m. to midnight. For information, call Linda Ramos BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE at 90211. English and Western riding lessons Tomorrow will begin March 22. For more Guantanamo Bay Model THE MARINE BARRACKS ENLISTED WIVES information, call 95581 DWH, or Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset Hut at CLUB has crash kits available to all 99152 AWH. East Bargo Point, 1-4 p.m. (951038). incoming enlisted families. For Juniors and Juniors Too bowling banquet and dance, Yacht Club, more information, call Linda Ramos 6:30-11:30 ORDERS ARE BEING TAKEN for top p.m. at 90211, or Fran Jeter at 95328. quality ladies' and men's work and dress shoes. Available are shoes Sunday BRANCH 100 OF THE FLEET RESERVE by Mason and Stewart-McGuire. ASSOCIATION will hold its monthly Correct size and fit are guaranteed. Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex -- meeting on Monday, March 20, at Call Bill Hoagland, manufacturer's Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting, the FRA Home in Morin Center at representative, at 952225 AWH for 6 p.m. 8 p.m. All members are urged to appointment in your home. attend as nominations for Branch Church of Christ meeting, McCalla Chapel -- Bible Study. 9:30 a.m.; morn- officers will be held for the year ing worship, 10:40 a.m.; evening worship, 6:30 p.m. (971115). 1978 - 1979. Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset Hut at East Bargo Point, 1-4 p.m. (951038). Movie schedule Gitmo Bay Bridge Club meeting, Plantation Room of COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. (8873). Lyceums T GUME Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, (All lyceum movies start at 8 p.m.) 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). 1:00 General Hospital Friday: Men's Bowling Association 15th Annual Handicap Bowling Tournament entry 1:35 Kindly Keep It Country Downtown: deadline (95460, 96206 or 95318). One on One, PG 2:00 Andy Griffith (BW) Shout at the Devil, 2:30 Wally's Workshop Reef Raiders Luau, Windmill Beach at large cabana, diving at 1 p.m., din- PG 2:55 Nature's Window ner at 2:30 p.m. McCalla: Baa Baa Black Sheep, 3:00 Lucy (BW) Bantom Bowlers banquet, COMO Club pool, 1-4 TV 3:30 Electric Company p.m. Trapped, TV 4:00 Cliffwood Avenue Kids Cub Scout Pack 401 monthly meeting and uniform inspection, Fleet Reserve Marine Site: The Longest Yard, R 4:25 Nature's Window Association hall at Morin Center, 4 p.m. (97144 AWH). Moments, NRA 4:30 The Saint USO Show with Bruce Sullivan and Moondance, Leeward Point: The White Buffalo, 5:00 TV 8 News Headlines musical variety, pop & rock, Downtown Lyceum, 7 p.m. PG 5:25 Almanac (BW) The Land That Time 5:30 Newswatch Forgot, PG 6:30 Washington Week In Review Monday Saturday: 7:00 Telescope Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Downtown: The Big Sleep, NRA 7:30 Here Comes the Future Point Old Nursery School building, 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). The Girl in Blue, R 7:55 Notes of Interest McCalla: Bingo Long Traveling 8:00 Variety Special: "Celebra- USO Show with Bruce Sullivan and Moondance, musical variety, pop & rock, All Stars and the tion at Ford's Theatre" Leeward Point Lyceum, 7 p.m. Motor Kings, PG 8:55 Spirit of 76 Shout at the Devil, 9:00 Rockford Files Tuesday PG 9:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) Marine Site: Godspell, G 10:00 Tales of the Unexpected Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, W.T. Sampson Elementary School room B-9, Car Wash, PG (ADULT) Pre-empts Switch 6 p.m. (90253 or 951049). Leeward Point: Crime and Passion, R 11:40 Newswatch Update Consolidated One Flew Over the 11:45 House of Horrors: "Satan Recreation Council meeting, Special Services Conference Room, Cuckoo's Nest, R Murders" 1:30 p.m. Sunday: 12:50 Friday Night Late Movie: Downtown: Sergeant York, NRA Visions - "Iowa" (ADULT) Wednesday McCalla: The Big Sleep, NRA Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, Marine Site: Bingo Long Traveling U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, All Stars and the 1 and 7:45 p.m. (96274, 90269 or 8275). Motor Kings, PG Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall,'6-8 p.m. Leeward Point: Network, NRA Church of Christ Bible Study Class meeting, McCalla Chapel, 7 p.m. (97115). Clubs Gitmo Coin Club meeting, Quonset Hut Capt. David W. DeCook 1817 behind old elementary school, 7:30 p.m. (90172). Windjammer: Smokey and the Bandit, Naval lase Commander PG Naval Statis Commanding Officer Navy Wives Information Seminar, Windjammer Club, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (8275). Moonrunners, PG LCdr. Jerry an.Public Affairs Officer Staff NCO: The War Goddess, R Thursday Foxtrot. R oa1 Benly Mncovell.Journalist/Photographer CPO Club: Moving Violation, PG Me. Pat Pennington. Production Assistant Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery .e Cuntanam Care tte Is published according to the God's Gun, R School building, 7 p.m. (93145 or 98100). COMO Club: Funny Lady, PG W.T. Sampson schools close for spring vacation until March 31. Teen Club: Jonathon Livingston Seagull, G Navy Wives Information Seminar, Windjammer Club, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (8275). Car Wash, PG Reef Raiders special meeting to review by-laws, Morin Center, 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 17, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 0 corner Senior Chief Souza retires Barstow High School The Barstow College High School by JOSN Kelly McDowell Diploma registration is now under- What do you do after 25 years of way for the next session. This Navy life and you're retired? program, sponsored by the command- Well, for Senior Chief Signalman ing officer, Marine Barracks, is Richard Souza, who retired Monday, an eight-week session beginning it's to go to Pensacola, Florida March 27. Evening courses, to be with your wife and two boys and take held in the Marine classrooms, are it easy. being offered in American Istitu- A Navyman since August of 1953, tions/U.S. History, English, mathe- Souza was originally a quarter- matics and reading. master. In the old days, Q and SM All interested personnel should were of the same rate. contact Katherine Rohe at 95432 be- Senior Chief Souza, who has been tween 8:30 a.m. and noon, Monday here since December of 1975, was the through Friday or stop at the Bar- Chief in Charge, Ships Repair Divi- stow Office, located at Marine Bar- sion (SRD) as well as the Military racks Building 201. Personnel fail- Sealift Command Representative. ing to contact the Barstow Office Presiding at the retirement prior to March 27 may register the ceremony was Captain David W. DeCook, first night of class. commanding officer, Naval Station. CCPO training Chief Signalman Richard The following CCPO training Senior Souza and Mrs. Souza participate classes will be held at the times, in his retirement ceremony. nd places specified during March. Performance Appraisals. To pro- vide current information and proce- dures for completing annual perfor- mance ratings for all appropriated zo9m 9PPUBTUNITIE fund employees. Mandatory training 5T. PATRIEW no new job openings this week only the following permanent for supervisors of civilian employees CCPO has openings. of appropriated fund activities. The BAY class will be held from 8 a.m. to 10 Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel a.m. Wednesday March 22 on the se- Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have cond floor of the Windjammer. (in- filed by the closing date, application will be accepted until the posi- 1 l structor: Mr. Carlos Bru) tion is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be Action. Commands/Departments obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing should schedule supervisors to at- Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. tend the mandatory training describ- ed cbove. Division directors and The following are permanent job openings: above are to attend the Executive 10-308-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2 OPEN Development course. The other 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 OPEN courses, though not mandatory for 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (Int.) OPEN supervisors who have completed a minimum of 80 hours of supervisory The Navy Exchange has the follow- training, are considered highly de- ing job openings: survey sirable for all supervisors. Nomi- Full time Invoice Audit Clerk AFRTS listener nations should be made by forward- (AS-4/3.25 hour) to work in the better serve radio audiences around the world, American ing memorandum indicating date and Accounting Office. One year general In order to Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) Los Angeles periodically asks title of class, full name (first, office experience with a background stations to rate the programs they send to all their outlets. middle initial and last), rank/grade in accounting preferred. Typing To more accurately gauge listeners preference, Gazette readers are and position and social security and calculator experience required. asked to rat ce following programs on a scale of one to five, using number. For additional information, Full time Head Counter Clerk five as the maximum. If you are not familiar with a particular program call 8822 or visit CCPO. (NL-2/3.15 per hour) to work at the or have never herd of it before, please leave it blank. Kountr Kitchen on Leeward Point AL1Ly ILLC U ,U include your name, rank or rate, and address. Send your response Three years experience ce preferred. Please AFRTS Box 22, or personally bring it to the station at These positions cl ose Wednesday, via guard mail C March 22. For furtherer information, Morin Center. through Friday. Once-a-week call 8348. Five-day-a-we k programs are aired Monday heard either Saturday or Sunday. LEGEND: Full time cashier (AS-3/3.04 per programs are retail store. hour) to work at the R -Relgious WnE e as a cashier 12-18, 10Q Six months experience V -Variety March in a large retail orgorganization is PROGRAM FIVE-AWEEK PROGRAMS RATING ONCE-A-WEEK PROGRAMS RATING preferred. LENGTH ______This position close es Tuesday, Drysdale On Spots( 1 2 3 4 5 5Minutes ir s Little Ones (T 1 2 3 4 5Don March 21. For furthk er information, EarthNowsIT 1 2 3 4gTheUnexplainable(D) 1 2 3 45 5 call 8348. HumbleHave(MU)_ 1 3 4 5 AdventureTheater(D) 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 Jim Pewter(MU) 1 2 3 4 5 EastofEden(RIMU) 1 2 GoldenDaysoRadio (V) 1 2 3 4 5 GranodOle Opry (V) 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 NEX NOTES 25Minutes MasterControl(RIMU) that has been Playhouse25(D) 1 2 3 4 5 The Navy Exchange Spring Sale has brought up a question that these Salt Lake TabernacleChoir(RIMU) 1 2 3 4 5 asked by several people, namely: "Why is it being announced and order prices are as low as they are when we can go to our catalogs 1 2 3 4 5 items that cost less?" AmericanDisco(MU) 1 2 3 4 5 Celebration(RIMUl our dollar on world Hooray For Hollywood (V) 1 2 3 4 5 The answer is simple. Due to the instability of per- Love On The Rock (RIMU) 1 2 3 4 5 money markets as well as the Japanese market, there has been a ten As a result, those Protestant Hour (R) 1 2 3 4 5 cent increase in published prices in the catalog. 30Minutes higher than those offered The Whisiter (D) 1 2 3 4 5 prices, with postage and handling added, become 4 5 rc er (RIMUl 1 2 3 4 5 here. Bob Kingsley (MU) 1 2 3 Ae of giving 4 5 BigBandCuntdown (MU) 1 2 3 4 5 The Revlon representative is at the Exchange for the purpose CharlieTuna(MU) 1 2 3 through 5Carmen Drgon(MU) 12345 free makeup and makeup demonstrations today, tomorrow, and Tuesday Coffee Break (MU) 1 234 5oClarksMuiMchie(MU) 12345 Saturday of next week from 1 - 3 p.m. daily. Don Tracy (MU)1234 given away at the Ex- HeaiMU) 13345 A free Bianchi Mo-Ped Trail Bike is also being GeneePrices County World(MU) 1 2345Ft will 12345 JohnniR Darin(MU)I12345 change. Applications can be picked up at "he Exchange. A drawing HarryNewmalMU) You need not be present 2 3 4 5 Ted Qulllie (MU) 1 2345 be held March 25, at 2:00 p.m. at the Exchange. 55 Minutes MarHelen BarroJMU) 2 3 4 5 Specal 0f The Week (Ma 1 2 3 4 to win. Pete Smith (MU) Roger Carroll (MU) 1 2 3 4 5 Roland1yum(MU) 2 3 4 5 flight schedule WolfmanJack(MU) 1 2 3 4 5 BPTO 3 4 5 1 2 110 Mi13te2 Sill SearksaMUs DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES T1r CarpnellsPlaybackng MUM 1 2 3 4 5 KID A/C FLI DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO Americas CounCountdowDn(MU) 1 2 3 4 5 RSYRDS 1200 C-9N MEDIVAC 1651Mi25tes_ SATURDAY SCOTT AFB 1130 C-9N MEDIVAC AmercaTo4a(MU) 1 2 3 4 5 MARCH 18 SUNDAY NORFOLK 1645 C141 ABAo475 LOCAL LIVE SHOWS CIRCLE ONE MARCH 19 MONDAY NORFOLK 1310 C141 AQA0471 OPA LOCKA 0800 C131 GTM00791 Expresso - John Schmoker 12 4 5 MARCH 20 KINGSTON 1725 C141 AQA0472 RSYRDS 1000 C141 ABA0476 Morning KINGSTON 1425 C141 A0A0471 My Kind of Country - Bob Kiser 12 4 5 Lynn McNichol 12 4 5 TUESDAY RSYRDS 1510 C130 HENO209 NORFOLK 1150 C141 AQA0472 Get-A-Way - Radio - Lynn McNichol 12 4 5 MARCH 21 OPA LOCKA 1600 C131 GTMO 0791 All Hit Saturday Morning Show - Tom Nagle 12 4 5 WEDNESDAY NORFOLK 1215 C-9 RESERVE NORFOLK 0905 C130 HENO210 Morning Show - Tom Nagle 12 4 5 MARCH 22 RSYRDS 1730 C141 ABA0473 NORFOLK 1245 C-9 RESERVE Sunday Dingman 12 4 5 C141 AQA0471 JAX 0700 C131 GTM00821 Saturday Afternoon Show - Howard THURSDAY NORFOLK 1310 12 4 5 C141 AQA0472 NORFOLK 1130 C141 ABA0474 The Weekend Experience - Owen Smith MARCH 23 KINGSTON 1735 4 KINGSTON 1425 C141 AQA0471 Saturday Night Live - Bob Herskovitz/Tim Fissette 1 2 5 AQA0472 Sunday Night Show - Jeff Woodhouse 12 4 5 FRIDAY NORFOLK 1130 C130 HEN0409 NORFOLK 1150 C141 MARCH 24 DYESS AFB 1330 C130 HEN0410 Page 4 Guantanamo Gaze V LLal1LGL1GLLlV tiGCL LLC Friday, March 17, 1978 In exhibition baseball Minnesota 6, Montreal 3 Kansas City 8, Pittsburgh 6 NY. Yankees 3, Chicago White Sox 2 CLA0 ffit D/ (10 innings) St. Louis 6, Detroit 3 classifid advterntMtmy be called in between B and i11 m., or hand rrle to hetbll Affn OEiee 7:30 a .,to 6:30 p.m., Monday Boston 6, Houston 4 through Friday (.elding hol idays). Deadline for publiceation isloo rliadt 0 wrds andpublished not the previous wrklyg day, 4 California 4, Seattle 0 eeThan twice weekly per auhielon . Cmrcial advertleing is prohthlted although annuncements concesig availabl esenices will be San Francisco 8, Milwaukee 2 prmitted but limited to twice enthly. "d torh fe. . vi s Atlanta 4, Baltimore 2 sale requiring 'n-daproalI be required to provide proof of a let[ter For ofnut Mrity. Mde which discriatute on the baste of rae, ex reed, 1238-B Villamar, four-family sale, olor, nr "utioul origin will not he accepted. The pbi farctf N.Y. Mets 6, Toronto 2 '73 Suzuki 125, $300. 99123 AT. [ethri r htodit iA A err e aA.ssions. (AT-Anytia/ Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. Philadelphia 14, Cincinnati 4 Baby items, men's, ladies', child- Oakland 19, San Diego 0 24,000 and 12,000 BTU A/C, both Classified Ads 951144 ren's clothing, ceramics, house- Chicago Cubs 8, Cleveland 7 Fedders; 7,000 BTU Bradford A/C. hold items and miscellaneous. 64470 AWH. 97108 AT. Johnson outboard motors, 9 1/2 and Oriental food - pancit, eggrolls, 3 HP, may be seen at Trailer Park 1161 Center Bargo, 3 family sale, NBA results Cleveland 112, Boston 102 siopao, panada, fried rice, Filipino 1717 AWH, ask for Mollings. Saturday, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. doughnuts and Filipino barbecue. Chicago 111, Washington 107 Detroit 84 D Granadillo Circle, 99253. In NCAA Basketball Tournament 106, Houston 98 Wanted Golden regional semi-finals last night: State 104, Atlanta 98 22,000 BTU A/C, very good condition, Someone to repair electric type- Seattle 123, New Orleans 98 $200. 90130 AWH. writer, owner has service manual. Mideast regional 98210 AT. #5 Michigan Yorkshire Terrier puppy, AKC; girl's tucky 69 State 90, Western Ken- In the NHL pink sidewalk bike with training Anyone interested in trading or #1 Kentucky 91, Miami of Ohio 69 Boston 7, Minnesota 3 wheels, good condition, $20: new selling stamps, contact A03 Brown, Western regional set of training wheels, $5. 8602 64568 OWN. #6 Arkansas 74, #2 UCLA 70 In the NWll AT. Cal Stat e-Fullerton 75, #13 San Refrigerator repairman or anyone Francisc o 72 Quebec 5, Indianapolis 2 '65 Rambler for parts. 8222/8420 having experience in this area. AT. 951061 ext. 238 DWH. NEX golf tourney set for Sunday Pioneer SX 750 receiver, 6 months Used lawn mowers needing repairs Coming up this Sunday afternoon is a treat for all of Gitmo's golfers, old, $225. 64568 DWH, 64535 AWH. or parts. 97297 AT. the Heineken Golf Tournament. There will be no entry fee. Prizes will be awarded in six categories 24,000 BTU Fedders A/C, $150; and tee-time is set for 12:30. It is sug- Services gested that prospective entrants be at the Golf 12,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, $100; Shack between 11:30 and noon. both just cleaned, in excellent Reliable teenage girl desires baby- March is a busy month for the Exchange working condition, available sitting job. 8467 AT. as yet another NEX-sponsored tournament is coming up. Applications will be accepted beginning Monday April 3. 64568 DWH, 96243 AWH. for the Navy Exchange Fishing Tournament. More details will be Lawn mower services and repairs. announced in the next NEX Notes. It will be a month-long 14 Ft. boat with 9a HP Evinrude Granadillo Point 8C, 97297 AT. tournament and all fisher- men engine and accessories, $500 or must be registered before they bring in their prize catches. best offer; 18,500 BTU Whirlpool Reliable teenage boy desires lawn A/C, $150; Pinto radiator, $20. mowing jobs, has own mower. 8462 95309 AT. AT.

Barrel boat, needs new barrels, Teenage boy would like to babysit. with 25 HP Johnson outboard, many 95468 AT. extras included, all offers consid- ered, immediate sale. Art Riccio, Homemade cakes, cookies, etc., 95500 DWH, 99106 AWH. Monday - Friday. Mrs. Robey, 725 Radio Point, 8423. Some absolutely phenominal bowling this week! There were seven 600 or GE washing machine, old but in good better series, two Century awards, one game of 277 and nine games of 225 condition, $50; baby carriage. Babysitting in my home (Nob Hill or better! 8809 AT. area), for working mothers, Monday MONDAY HIGH ROLLERS -- High scorer this week was Maria Panis 175, through Friday, for children under 218/547. Not bad. Next came Joyce Winn 162, 173, 158/493. Other good 24,000 BTU Fedders A/C in pieces, 5 years. 98215 AT. scores included Ollie Ingram 184/472 and Pat Dufresne 155, 158/446. bad motor, any reasonable offer; MONDAY NIGHT MEN'S EARLY -- Some very impressive bowling from the men in Whirlpool dishwasher for parts, any Reliable couple would like to this league. I'll save the best for last. B. Remick had a 206/475, W. reasonable offer. 97297 AT. housesit, willing to care for pets Jarrett 200, 194/509, S. Berger 208/521, J. Snyder 202/540, Ben Fritts and plants, references available. 232/586. Frank Bull let loose with a 228, 208, 224/660! My goodness, '66 Pontiac, runs well. 95490 AT. BM1 Eanes, or leave message at Frank. Those new pins must be wonderful for the psyche. And if you think 95488/95494 AT. that's something, Al Clausen outdid that. Al rolled a 213, 185, 277/675! Blitz Fog insect fogger with three That entitles him to three patches at one swoop! A Century Award, a 275 refills, $22.50; crib with mattress, Lost patch and a 675 patch. FANTASTIC, Al! $5; stroller, $4; Westinghouse elec- MONDAY LATE MIXED -- Ronna Schmoker won back her high game scratch from tric hair setter, $4; two sets of Pair of prescription sunglasses Diane Bordelon with a 213/532. Dottie King had a 502. finally. Jim Ha- 41" x 72" white sheer door panels with gold frames, photo lens, Lost vens leading the men with a 191/555. Bob Zerba 209/547, Jim Willhelm with sash rods, $5. 95410 AT. last week. 952275 AWH. 190/546, Vic Reyes 190/545, Glenn Johnson 192/542, Holland Hutchinson 195/534, Bert Bordelon 191/525, Jim Blackwell 214/509 and Paul Hendrickson '65 Corvair, bronze, automatic Girl's gold Timex watch, Sunday in and Dick Drake 508. transmission, A/C, lots of spare the vicinity of the Fish and Gear COUPLES SCRATCH -- Joe Silvas making headlines again. Joe rolled a 193, parts, make an offer. 8479 DWH, Locker. Reward offered. 95559 AT. 208, 264/665, earning his second Century Award this year. Congratulations, 8236 AWH. Joe. Byron Williams, groom-to-be, rolled 221/588. Other good scores in- Found cluded Frank Bull 235/578, Jim Kayser 214/578, Tikkio Neyra 202/571, Donnie Oscilloscope signal generator, 5"- Mathis 570, Dan Murray 563, Al Clausen 202/561, Vic Reyes 558, Jean Kiser wide band, new, $150. 8222/8577 Man's gold wedding hand, Sunday 545 and Pat Williams 202/512. DWH, ask for Barry. night in the vicinity of the Cooper WEDNESDAY HOSPITAL MIX UPS -- Barb Kelly scored the high for the ladies Field dugouts. Owner may claim by with a 200/503. The top scores for the men came from Ray Dufresne 234/627, Starter set of ladies' golf clubs, indentifying. 95559 AT. Tikkio (sub) 591, Buck Fish 525, Jim Willhelm 515, Ty Smith 517 and Jerry excellent condition, with golf Kelly 514. glove, tees, covers for woods and Yard sales WEDNESDAY NIGHT LATE MIXED -- Too bad Wayne Wilson joined the league so Foreway combination bag and cart, late in the season. This week he rolled a 559 to bring his average to 175. $45. 95570 AT. 54 Tierra-K, Saturday, March 18, That would make Red sweat if Wayne had more time in the league. Frank beginning at 9:30 a.m. Men's Alexander is really improving. He rolled a nice 153, 192, 180/525. Tim Sears loose-weave curtains, orange, and women's clothing, household Blackie had his high game and series: 155/419. High games and series for 6 panels (40" x 84") and 4 valences, items, sewing material, some give- the league include: Donna Thien 429, Marieta Thomas 154/361, Diane Roy $20. 95309 AT. aways. 951081 AWH. 167. Welcome to Bill Clothier. Lots of good bowling. THURSDAY GOOF OFFS -- Maria Gilland, 106 average, rolled a nice 193 game. Red and black rug, 12' x 12', avail- 53 Tierra-K, Saturday, March 18, Maria Panis had a 542. able now, $50; 8,000 BTU A/C, $100; beginning at 9:30 a.m. Portable FRIDAY NIGHT CLASSICS -- Here it is, Jerry! Jerry Dubme outdoing him- 22,000 BTU A/C, $200; electric lawn radio, Eureka vacuum cleaner, self with a 184, 217, 244/645! Great going, kid. I told you if I got the mower with cord, $35; washer/dryer, dishes and silverware; Harlequin score, I'd put it in the paper. Jimmy Lindholm bowled a 547, Danny White- $150, good condition, available and Gothic books; steam iron; Sears head 200/546, Bob White 543, Vic Reyes 541, Al Clausen 534, Jim Kayser April 8. 90130 AWH. paint; TV Telstar game; wine rack; 513, Dan Murray 513, converting the 4-7-9-10 and Will Cornell 220/510. donut maker; lawn chairs; miscel- Keith Wetherbee converted the 6-7-10 split on his way to 201, 180, 245/626. '75 Honda CVCC Hatchback, orange, laneous items; all prices negotia- Led by teammate Diana Boice with 192,212, 194/598, Tom Wood rolled 202/565 four-speed, top condition, excel- ble. 951080 AT. and Phil Sinnott had a 200/567. Joy Wetherbee led the handicappers with lent gas mileage, $2,700. 95349 AT. a 603. Danny Gordon followed with a 579. Kim Terrill 212/576, Paula King 375-A Kittery Beach, back yard, 209/571, Charlene Lindholm 215/568, Tom Maxwell 568, Kathy Cornell 561, Eight blonde Cocker Spaniel puppies, Saturday, March 18, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Tina White 555 and Muriel Copeland 553. AKC registered. 96109 AT. Rug, old dishwasher, Lambretta FRIDAY COMMUNICATIONS -- Jim Ingram and Keith Nelson each posted a 556. scooter, many clothes and toys. Jim's high game was a 189, while Keith was working harder for his 222. Baby buggy with car bed; Swing-O- 98200 AWH. John Garcia posted his best 221/534. Others who did well were Rose McMul- Matic baby swing; baby tub; baby len 147/419, Larry Hollingsworth 172/512 and Linda Newbaker 166/401. carrier; baby backpack, prices 45-B West Bargo, Two-family pack- FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIALS -- The Specials made the most of their last night negotiable; Torqueflite automatic out sale, Saturday, beginning at of bowling. Leading off is Keith Duckett 204/568, followed by Will Cornell transmission repair kit, brand new, 10 a.m. Children's clothing, 180/526, Roger Butler 184/525, Mike Dees 182/514, Bill Winstead 172/506, $37. 951059 AT. small appliances, tools, auto John Israel 209/505, Bill Kilgour 177/487, Karen Dees 174/479, Guy Riddle parts and some furniture. 193/463, Sandi Walters 178/446 and Peg Winstead 157/392. Large leather recliner, like new, JUNIORS -- In the headlines this week, Chuck Crawley bowled 245/614, Jim $150 or best offer; Zenith console Center Bargo 1183 and 1184, Satur- Schaub 231/501. B & W TV, $100 or best offer; 13- day, March 18, from 10 a.m. until JUNIORS, TOO -- Leading everyone else is David Beaulieu with 182, 202, lb. bowling ball, $15; bowling ball 2 p.m. Baby items, clothing, 171/555. Next came Judy Drake 175, 148, 150/476 and Carla Winston 165, case, $2. 95594 AWH. ceramics and miscellaneous items. 158, 152/475.