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GARDEN GROVE, Calif. (UPI)--A three- hour standoff at a Wendy's hamburger GAZETTE restaurant is over. Two gunmen were believed barricaded inside fol- lowing a bungled holdup attempt at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba closing time last night. Five em- ployees had locked themselves in a separate room and were not harmed. It ended early today with the gun- Volume 36 Number 106 Wednesday, June 3, 1981 men apparently having slipped away. Police said SWAT team officers storm- ed the restaurant after the manager unlocked a door, but were unable to Israel continues pounding South Lebanon find the gunmen. WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Democrats on LEBANON (UPI)--Israel has ignored re- Israeli Prime Minister Menache Meanwhile, Secretary of State Alex- the House Ways and Means Committee quests from Washington for restraint, Begin says such air raids on PAlest- ander Haig says he agrees with Is- will try again today to come up with using gunboats to shell an alleged inian guerrilla strongholds will con- raeli Prime Minister Begin on one a tax cut compromise everyone can a- S Palestinian target deep inside Le- tinue, despite criticism fr6m the issue. There is, in his words, a gree upon. banon. The target was north of Bei- United States. "time limit" on the attempt to bri Chairman Dan Rostenkowski says rut. Christian clergymen in the Leban- a peaceful resolution to the crisis Tuesday's meeting with the 21 Demo- It was the third Israeli attack on ese town of Zahle, which is under sparked by Syrian missiles in Leban- crats on the panel did bring up "the Palestinian targets in Lebanon in seige by Syria, have issued an ur- on. ossiblity of a multi-year bill" -- the past week. gent appeal to President Reagan.to something the administration has in- Just yesterday, Israeli planes at- intervene on their behalf. Using common sense sisted is-essential. tacked Palestinian targets in South In Washington, the State Depart- the second time in less ment said yesterday that President Lebanon for PARIS (UPI)--A French aerospace mag- a week. Israel said the jets Reagan's envoy Philip Habib still in- Prevents carelessness than azine says a submarine missile de- wiped out a coastal guerrilla base, tends to return to the Middle East The summer season is upon us, and signed to carry France's first'-mult- but the PLO said the planes hit late this week td resume his efforts for peace. according to Safety Supervisor W.R. iple warheads failed in a test fir- civilian targets. Johnson, in recent years there have ing last month and had to be blown been numerous injuries, and even up. death. According to the publication, the Prison rioting sparks fire Johnson adds that in every case M-4 missile went off course after a the injury or death sustained was test launch in southwest France and A spokesman for the prison says attributed to carelessness. was destroyed. The M-4 is project- MATSQUI, British Columbia (UPI)-- the incident may have been caused He said, "Swimming and diving in. ed to become operational in 1985, Prison officials in Matsqui, Brit- what the inmates see as poor work- hazardouss areas are pertinent fact- when the first of the submarines de- say inmates at a hugh ish Columbia, ing conditions inside the instit- ors in most cases. Never dive into signed to carry it is completed. security facility are riot- medium ution's kitchen. water of unknown depth and never ing today, and they have set more Meanwhile, an uprising at the swim alone. Always use the 'buddy WASHINGTON (UPI)--President Reagan than half the prison on fire. Hawaii State Prison in Honolulu system,' which should be advocated says wounded White House News Sec- Firefighters are shooting water ended yesterday when officials a- forcefully." retary James Brady is "coming along at burning buildings from outside greed to negotiate. Johnson believes that all Naval great." Reagan made that evaluation the prison, which is about 40 miles There were no injuries in that Base personnel should review their after an emotional 16-minute visit southeast of Vancouver. four-hour riot, which was the scene recreational habits to insure that with Brady yesterday in a Washington of a disturbance last June that safety practices are beings observed. hospital. Brady was the most seri- More than 100 armed forces troops left one inmate dead. Johnson concludes, "Although ously injured person in the attempt are on their way to the prison to The riot allegedly began as as neither SAFETY nor COMMON-SENSE can on Reagan's-life in March. back up Royal Canadian mounted po- argument over spilled coffee. Of- be totally legislative in nature, lice and guards. ficials say that in exchange for a common sense approach to hazard LAS VEGAS (UPI)--Delegates to the prisoner co-operation, the prison's education is the first and most ob- Teamsters convention in Las Vegas Six inmates have been injured, administration has agreed to allow vious step in arresting unnecessary voted yesterday to raise the salary but no officials have been hurt or a return to normal routines without injuries within Guantanamo Bay, of indicted interim president Roy taken hostage. punishment. Cuba." Williams nearly $70,000, to $225,000. The delegates also beat back a motion to-create a committee to probe Nimftz tragedy charges that Williams was linked to Puts focus on little-noted sacrifices organized crime. SYDNEY, Australia (UPI)--The Austra- Editor's Note: Reprinted below is an editorial from the Florida- lian government was presented yes- Times Union (dated May 28), that so well touches on the human terday with the largest petition in tragedy that happened recently aboard the USS Nimitz. The Daily its history. About 400,000 Austra- Gazette thanks AEC Albert Miller for submitting this poignant lian beer drinkers registered their article to this office. dismay over a possible tax on their favorite brew by signing the peti- of an aircraft carrier Sometimes things go wrong. Not planes, will be off the coast and The deck tion, which is now contained in has to be often, because there is so little on the high seas tonight and to- during flight operations 1,500 books. Word leaked in Febru- places in margin for error. The deck of an morrow and next month and next year. one of the most dangerous ary that the government planned a aircraft carrier during flight oper- the world. And, when the elements 25 percent increase in the beer tax, of the most un- ations is one of the most tnforgiv- They get little credit. They give are harsh, it is one and interested parties launched a ing workplaces, anywhere. a lot. An accident such as that comfortable places on earth. more that half-million dollar adver- of times, Accidents happen. Usually they aboard the Nimitz makes us stop and Thousands upon thousands tising campaign against it. aircraft come screaming in from the involve only one or two crew mem- realize how much. nigh- sky, lining up on a blob of bers of the ship or the planes. light called "the meatball," land- Sometimes they are fatal. ing at hair-raising speed on a tiny There is always the chance of a deck surrounded by a vast ocean. major-accident. Everybody knows it. Thousands upop thousands of times, Everybody accepts it. Everything tons of aircraft- are catapulted off possible is done to prevent it. the deck with tremendous force, But it happens. their jet engines screaming with It happened on the USS Nimitz the effort of lifting the plane Tuesday night (May 26), some 60 when the catapult's force is spent. miles off Jacksonville. The deck is a continuing logisti- The world's most awesome warship, cal nightmare at these times, with 92,000 tons of quiet-running, nuc- planes being shifted out of the lear-propelled steel, innards pack- -landing area, with flight officers ed with deadly looking jet airplanes, and deck crews performing their de- decks crowded with more, bristling manding tasks, with one slip a pass- with radar, housing control rooms as port to disaster. sophisticated: in tracking airplanes While the rest of us may be re- as any FAA control tower. laxing in the easy chair at home, That warship's deck became a flam- young people being paid little more ing deathtrap as an incoming plane than the living wage, man the decks, crashed aboard. The toll of the tie down the planes, attach the dead and injured was devastating. planes to the catapults. Many warplanes, perhaps 20, were lost. They can be replaced, at They live in an amount of space great cost, but replaced nonethe- a federal judge might rule "inhu- less. mane" if assigned, to a criminal in The fatalities among the crew can- prison. For 4tretthes of six months not be replaced. And many who were or longer, they prowl the sea and severely burned will be fighting ARBOR DAY WAS RECENTLY observed by these "Johnny Appleseed" class- their work days are closer to 14 a long time for life and future use- mates at the W.T. Sampson Elementary School. The students are hours than they are to eight. fulness. building up a;all of dirt surrounding the Golden Rain tree they Remember them and their families. just planted. The wall will, allow water to soak deep into the The operation is a marvel of hu- Remember also that others like them, ground, giving the tree a good start during the up-coming rainy man precision. It has to be if the in ships and submarines, in heli- season. For more about the school's Arbor Day activities, the humans involved are to survive. copters and anti-submarine warfare story is on Page. 3. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) I':w, 2 The Daily Gazette Wednesday, June 3, 1981 Special announcements PARADE COMMITTEE MEETING WILL BE ATTENTION LADIES. We still need HELD at 3 p.m. in the Marine THE GBYAA will hold its hi-monthly INTRACOMMAND BOWLING. Personnel nine more ladies for the Thursday Barracks Conference Room on Thurs- meeting Wednesday, June 3 at 7 n.m. assigned to NAVSTA White desiring night Handicap Bowling league day, June 4. All commands, organ- in the Supply Bldg. 752 Conference to bowl in the league to start in howling early. If you are interested izations and special interest Room. Come join us in supporting June should contact PNCS Cook please call Pam at 99219 AWH or groups who plan on entering this -ir youth sports. at 8235 for team assignment. Bonnie at 98111 AWH. year's parade should attend. Cats- gories, awards, parade route and THERE WILL BE A MEETING of all other entry information will be team representatives of the Inter- discussed. Contact Major Tom command Bowling League on June 10 Keene at 95479/95544 for further at 5:30 at Marblehead Hall. Team information. community rosters will be due at this time. Bowling will begin on June 15. For further information, contact Chuck PARENTS OF LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS: Cox or Jim Lee at 95318/95306. Did your child have his picture taken for Little League? If you bulletin board are leaving CTMO before the pictures Blue Caribe return, please make arrangements Community announcements may-be sent to the Gazette BLUE CARIBE SPECIAL OF THE MONTH with the coaches or team mothers office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried Thursday, June 4: "Jamaican Night" to have the pictures mailed to to the, Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin Curried goat or roast beef/rice/ you. Cathy Roberts 96164. Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- peas/salad bar/rolls w/butter/coffee ments will be accepted any time. Announcements' or iced tea/rum punch. inter- ATTENTION LADIES: Anyone will be published at least once a week at the dis- $6.50 trying out for NAS ladies ested in acetion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities Friday, June 5: "Surf & Turf" softball, contact Flor M. Seyfert that discriminate on the basis of'.tace, creed, sex Steak w/lobster/vegetable/baked at 64319 AT or leave a message. and color or national origin will not be accepted. potato or French fries/rolls w/ The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- butter/coffee or iced tea/1 glass Educational Note it all submissions. (AT-any time, AWR-after work- of chilled selected wine. ing hours, DWH-during working hours). $9.45 W.T. SAMPSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The Patio Lounge will feature the grades K - 6 will be closed on exotic Pina Colada for 60C. June 5 due to records day. The Graphic Expression will he last day of school for elementary Club Activities playing for your dancing listening school will be June 11 and school pleasure from 9 p.m. - midnight. THE GUANTANAMO BAY NURSES CLUB will will be dismissed at 9 a.m. that INCE AGAIN, THE GTMO BAY YACHT NOTE: Graphic Expression will hold its second meeting on day. Leeward students will be Club is sponsoring the Short Ship's be playing for your dancing and Wednesday, June 3 at 7:30 p.m. in listening pleasure on Saturday, given their report cards on June 10 Review. If it floats, we want you Room 8 of the High School. and will not attend June 11. There there. Round up will begin at June 6 from 9 p.m. - midnight. The program will be presented by will be no school on June 11 for 12:30 p.m., Sunday, June 27, across Disco nights will start at 9 p.m. Dee Sutcliffe and will include 8 p.m. as of this date. Kindergarten students, morning from the Special Services/Yacht instead of films on "The 12 Leading Causes or afternoon sessions. Club Maina. The review will begin of Death" and "Life Before Birth." High school grades 7 - 12 will at 1 p.m., heading west towards All nurses are invited to attend. dismiss at 10:30 a.m. on June 10 Fisherman's Point, where Captain For more information call Sandy year. School will have been in Fitzgerald will review GTMO's the Shuff at 98170 AT. session for 180 days. water fleet. For more information, call Larry Hufty at 8360 (DWH)/ WEEK SUMMER COURSE of tapo ARE YOU ACTIVE DUTY and do you 90255 (AWH). A FOUR need to take the SAT for College jazz and ballet will be offered to entrance? Navy Campus has received THE GUANTANAMO BAY CHEF'S ASSOCI- children four years and up. Each ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT a supply of the SAT exams and they ATION will hold its next meeting on class will meet two times weekly Mr. & Mrs. Nemesio are free to active duty personnel. Monday, June 8 at 7:45 p.m. at the and begin June 15. Price for: Perez joyfully announce Dependents and civilians are not Gold Hill Enlisted Dining Facility. One class - $20, the engagement of their eligible to take these tests at Topics will include the upcoming Two Classes - $30, daughter, Veronica Navy Campus. For more information 4th of July celebration, concluding Three Classes - $40. Perez to Gerard call Mrs. Hoover or Mrs. McDermott the meeting a multi-- media slide Classes will be held at Carribean Kearney, this Sun- at 8769. presentation will be shown. All Arts and Crafts. For further members are encouraged to attend. information call Shannon at 96175. day, June 7, at S LEEWARD RESIDENTS, WORKERS AND An invitation to all visiting fleet the 9:30 a.m. STUDENTS: Do you find it difficult mess management specialist to THE REFLEX PHOTO CLUB will hold Catholic Mass. to come over to register for an Old attend this meeting. Transporta- its montly meeting Tuesday, June Dominion University summer course? tion will be provided by calling 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Photo Club. Call Mrs. Kelley at 8307 or 8748 Mike Ailes at 95519 DWH. All members are asked to bring ideas and a registration packet will be and photos for the July display. Guard Mail. Also sent to you via Guests are welcome. For more packets may be picked registration A d Ation - Aal ?a-e information call Chuck or Cathy up at the NAS and VC-10 career at 96164 AT. counselor's office. And don't for- get, the ODU office stays open on Exchange Notes Saturdays, May 3 and June 6 for DO YOU LIKE EMBROIDERY, but don't your convenience. Register through have the patience for it? Have DON'T MISS THE GOLD RUSH!! Your June 6. Make your summer count. you wanted to try painting, but Navy Exchange announces the haven't felt you had enough talent? arrival of 18 carat gold chains. Try Tri-Chem Liquid Embroidery. Drop by and get your share of the Create beautiful things for your pot. family and friends. Pictures, PWD Note linens, and so many other things are PEST CONTROL SERVICES: Commenc- easy and fun to make. Great for THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE offers f o aewk ofJune 22-26.oe.,., sio any ing June 1, all pest control T-shirts and other clothing. zerox copies at a nominal fee for requests will be processed through Classes starting at the Caribbean all persons wishing to utilize has nt sgned/uplase the appropriate trouble desk, Public scout that Arts and Crafts workshop June 18. this service. Copies may be Works Housing. Pest Control ca s .tamareih af w- 7 r0kn. g For further information contact obtained at the Marine Exchange problems, o'her than occupant Marti at 8869 AT. warehouse on Sherman Avenue responsibility, relative to housing hos Any adul-. tatou l,.ike between the hours of 8 a.m. and should be referred to the Housing asi5 ,,, .Sw 5.s a,,, Laf a,,.,,,a, 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. ATTENTIONISUMMER IS AND YOU Trouble Call Desk, ext. 8617 DWH. m. 4 o, a. at o dse ss s'2sf'ssssowsshves HERE need to stay in shape, looking for All other calls should be referred fun and learn a skill. Join the Public Norks Department LTT DOUBT AS TO WHAT TO GIVE fo*. to the GTHO Bay iKanpo Karate Club. No*'! Desk at 8424. Leeward Gather's Day? Treat him to a new Trouble GIRL SCOUT DAY CAMP is scheduled For beginner and advance age 5 and workers can call style at the Navy Exchange Beauty Point residents or for the week of June 22-26. Any up contact RP2 Washington at Point Trouble Desk at 6439f Shop. Call 8764 for appointment. Leeward scout that has not signed up please 8555 or 855 DWN. call Na, Stamareich after working hours. Any adult that would like to help out at Day Camp is requested APPLICATIONS FOR MARINE CORPS to contact Ms. Stammreich at 95507 EXCHANGE employment are being pro- AWH. Special Services cessed by Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office. When a job GAZETTE BELLY DANCING CLASSES: Special THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT will vacancy comes open, it will he Services is now accepting have the following events: maintained by the Civilian Personnel registration for classes to be con- Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, June 7 Spring Series Races 16-17-18 ducted by Shazarra Keebar on Office. will begin at 1:30 p.m. both Leeward and Windward sides at Commander, U.S. Naval Base On June 14 there will be a Family YOU CARE JUNE 21st. a rate of $25 for ten classes. SHOW DAD at 1:30 p.m. followed has an Day Race Leeward Classes will be held on The NEX Retail Store LCdr. Rober 1. Pr uha. s, . bi0 ,Af f by a Family Day Dinner at 5 p.m. for Father's Mondays/Wednesdays/Pridays from assortment of gifts JO 2 Brend K. Starky. .diO People who's names begin with is to put a smile 7 - 8 p.m. beginning June 15 with Day that sure A-G are to bring a salad, Shop for values a limit of 8 students. Interested on Dad's face. Ors. Karolyne Ashfield . dso~,A,,-1O[an H-N bring a dessert and persons may register at the Leeward today. P-7 are to bring a casserole. Point Special Services or call 64263 is g t othe presently he Daily aette published aordino for further information. THE MARINE CORPS is rules and relations fo shipand to n spapers for someone who is familar vsoliod In AsOS P-5 sand under the directEin CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE will hold a Windward Classes will be held on looking of th Nassl ,Esso u1Es Affairs Officer. Printed with bicycle repairs. Interested fie ties wekly at government expense on ovement stated communication at 7:30 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:45 - g Service the Marine equipment attheNay Pbliationsand Pitnol Bldg. 800, June 3. All master 8:45 p.m. beginning June 16 with a persons may contact Brnch f lo , Ohs spinoons o r a lo sit to,, Corps Exchange warehouse at 95530 Oha appear heroin a r not t beco tr000E as ofisia masons are cordially and fraternally limit of 10 students. For further CC5AVBASE orthe De- oasreflectn the ves of to attend. information call 951160. or 951170. partment of the Navy. invited Wednesday, June 3, 1981 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Arbor Day at W.T. JULY 4TH NOTES Sampson School

by Elizabeth Tschida Ms. Tschida's fourth grade class in an old lunch box. In the time celebrated Arbor Day by planting capsule went stamps, 1981 coins, QUEEN'S DAY IN THE PARK, June 27, a Golden Rain tree on the grounds school supplies, the names and noon to 5:30 p.m. of the W.T. Sampson Elem. School birthdays of all of the students Navy Broadcasting Service Bicycle last month. Arbor Day is usually and a copy of the Gazette. Race, June 28, 9 a.m. Short Ship Review and Tom Sawyet celebrated in April. Each State Also included was a wish. decides its own day, determined by Raft Race, June 28, 1:3 0 p.M. Gravity Grand Prix, July 4, 1 p.m. that the spirit of Johnny Apple- the weather conditions in that SNCO/CPO Softball Game, June 28, Johnny Greene Show Band Concert, seed would watch over our Golden 6:30 p.m. July 4, 4 p.m. particular State. Rain tree, that it would flourish Deadline for submitting Queen GTMO Swingers Dance Exhibition, Here in Guantanamo, Arbor Day and give beauty and shade to all Candidate votes, July 2 2 p.m. July 4, 5 p.m. is decided by when the hole can be who pass by long after we have Coronation Dance, July 3, 8 - 1 Finnegan's Rainbow Dance Exhibi- dug! No simple feat! Arbor Day departed Cuban shores." was started by J. Sterling Morton a.m. with the Coronatiorn at tion, July 4, 5:30 p.m. on April 10, 1872. More than a Arbor Day is now observed in 10 p.m. Martial Arts Exhibition, July 4, million trees were planted by the every state in the Union except VC-10 Air Show followed by Parade, 6 p.m. people of Nebraska that day. Alaska (often on the last Friday July 4, 10:15 a.m. Johnny Greene Show Band Concert, The class at the W.T. Sampson in April). A legal holiday in 21 Gun Salute and Midway o pens, July 4, 8 p.m. School didn't just plant a. tree--- Utah (always last Friday in April), July 4, noon Fireworks, July 4, 9:30 they also buried a "time castle" 4,,fYT G 9. ' 56nd R &inend

Sandra Braden, FTG Queen Candidate, DEEPSEA FISHING SPONSORED BY FTG announces the upcoming MOONLIGHT Candidate Sandra Braden off Admiral SERENADE on board the Admiral Leff- Lefler Saturday and Sunday, June 6, ler. The cruise will depart Pier 7. Fee is $10; beer/soda on hand. "D" at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, June See STG1 Graham 8360 DWH/97132 AWH. 6 and 13. Mors d'oeuvres will be offered. The cost is only $15/ JOIN THE JULY 4TH JOGGING MARA- couple and $10/single. Seats are THON!! Kathy "Tex" Bowen is limited for the 2- - 3 hour roman- sponsoring a 1000 meter (6.2 mile) tic cruise of the bay, so make your Jogging Marathon this Saturday, reservations early. June 6. Categories are: 1) Individual runners; 2) 3-person teams; 3) 6-person teams. YA'LL COME TO THE TEXAS HODOWN! Each team requires: 1) A fe- For the best in Country Music, male runner; 2) A person 35 years Buckin' Bronco, and Pony Rides old or older. (Not to mention the finger lickin' The entry fee is $5/runner. good TEXAS BB!) come to this Nay Cash prizes will be awarded in Sta Queen Candidate Kathy "Tex" each category. Bowen sponsored event. The fun Refreshments will be available begins at Phillips Park on Satur- after the run at Phillips Park. day, June 6, at 2 p.m. Yep! To sign up and recieve a copy Boys and girls of the class discuss the pictures on the bulletin board the Sta Joggin' Mara- of the rules contact Kathy "Tex" which show the importance of trees and how Arbor Day is celebrated in After Nar thon! Bowen at 8582/96193. other countries around the world. Live Firing Schedule Here is the Live Firing Schedule for the period ending Friday, June 5:

Wednesday, June 3:

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. VC-10 will be using explosives on Hicaceal Range.

Thursday, June 4:

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. VC-10 will be using explosives on Hicacal Range.

Friday, June 5:

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. VC-10 will be using explosives on Hicacal Range.

SATURDAY---SUNDAY---MONDAY: NONE SCHEDULED

VC-10 ASCERTAINS RANGE CLEAR PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF LIVE FIRING/RUNS. All the Conde and Hicacal Beach between St. Nicholas and Caracoles and Granadillo Points will be off limits. For further information, contact the CNB Duty Officer, Special Services Marina or Base Police. The children put a carefully sealed jar full of mementoes of 1981 and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba into the lunch box. "Who will ever find the time capsule?" We wonder.

Ms. Tschida shows the article from a newspaper in Oregon that gave her the idea of planting a time capsule with the tree. The article tells Everyone knows the story of gentle Johnny Appleseed who was a real of a man in Mollala, Oregon who remembers a bottle with all the children's man named John Chapman. Johnny Appleseed planted thousands of appletrees names in it being planted with a Maple tree in the school yard. That for early pioneers to enjoy. tree is now 70 years old. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Wednesday, June 3. 1981 classified Keglers' Corner by Peri Stammreich Women's 10 speed Sears Free Spirit For sale 26" bike, excellent condition, This week we start off with the For the men, Dave Cobb and Ed Set of Wharfdale W-60 stereo speak- $80; Hand mower, used once, $20. Wednesday Night Mixed League. Pierce rolled identical 177 games, ers, best in their time, British, Call 96136 AH. For the ladies, Marsha Wilimzig while Wayne Ison had a 180 with a had a 170, Ofelia Micks with a 196 perfect condition, $100; AKAI X360-D Lawn mower, Dynamark 20, $45; white 533 series. Dan Brush rolled a and Mary Riddell a 181. prefessional tape deck, $100. dress sandals, 1 pair sizel1, 50; beautiful 248 with a 523 series. 64341DWH/8462 AWH. For the men, Frank Wilimzig had a Look out you bowlers, the NO. 1 women's shoes, size 8 1/21, 509/pair; 197 with a 551 series; Jim Bare- Toastmaster tabletop continuous sandbagger is at it again with a Homemade child's bed w/foam rubber field a 180 with a 474 series; 153, 155 and a 156. Now if I could cleaning oven, like new, thermostat Brent Koontz rolled a 209, 191, 192 mattress; 7 ft. long bar w/work control, $25; Sears cooker & fryer, only do this on tournaments, I'd for a high-shooting 592 series. Al- really be happy. Maybe, space and storage shelves. Call automatic heat control, $10; I'll go 95570 AWH/95479 DWH. so in 500-series rolling came in PRO! 10,000 BTU A/C Whirlpool, excellent Frank Macek with 188, 210 for a condition, $145; men's shirts, Remember, I can't have a good 566 series and Dennis Munson rolled column '60 3/4 ton pick up with utility sizes 16 to 16 1/2, like new; if you secretaries don't put a 182 as part of his 503 series. your scores in the bed, needs brake work; '67 one ton pocket books, 509 each. Call box or call me In other high games, Frank Walter at 95507 AWH before Friday. crew cab pick up excellent diving 951192 AT. or family picnic vehicle. Contact shot a 190 and Glenn Vandine rolled Keep on bowling!! a 203. Major Keene. 95479 DWH/95570 AWH. '73 Plymouth Valiant by original In the COMO Mixed League action, owner, car has 53,000 miles, Women's Softball the gals started out with Jane Utility bed for Chevy pick-up, ser 6 cylinder, radio, four new tires, Black bowling a 178, then Jane Park- There will be an organizational viceable, best offer. Contact front disc brakes, excellent family er rolled a 202 with a 491 series. meeting of "The Chapel Crusaders" Sheffer 95544 DWH/951001 ext 304 AWH. car, $1,200; Protor Silex electric on June 4 at 7 p.m. at 1229B P& coffee maker, almost new, $25. in '53 Chevy pick up (for the hobbyist) on 1st Street. This is an import- Call 90169 after 5 p.m. best offer; plants some singles, Divers' Safety Note ant meeting, and softball members some multiples in boxes, African are requested to attend. Kathy Two A/C's,-12,000 Fedders, 11,000 violets, pepperomia, etc $1 - $10; Government regulations specify Renney can be called for further Whirlpool, $100 each, excellent baby car bed (was bed to pram) $5. that aluminum cylinders subjected information at running condition, available June 98116 AT. Leaving GTMO very soon. 64257 AT. to the action of fire must be re- 29; bookcase, very sturdy, 3ft wide moved from service. by 7 ft tall, made of wood, $30; Baseball Chest-of-drawer w/5 drawers, $10' filmstrip projector, new, make The Compressed Gas Association (UPI)--Boston Red Sox outfielder high chair, $3; 4 radial tires, 3 Dwight Evans offer (no reasonable one refused); (Phamphlet C-6.1) further specifies has been named the size DR78-14, $10 each 1 size American infant heated feeding dish, $5. that an aluminum cyclinder which League's Play of the Month GR70-15, $5; coffee maker, no for May, and teammate Mark Clear Call 90169 after 5 p.m. has been exposed to more than 350 decanter, excellent condition, $5. took Pitcher of the Month honors. 97273 AWH. degrees shall be condemned. Failure A/C's, Whirlpool w/energy saver to adhere to the above requirements During the month, Evans batted Two A/Cs,available June 8, one thermostat, 2 1/4 years old, 21,300 could cause cyclinder failure re- .325 with 28 runs batted in. Clear 18,000, $125; 12,000 BTU Sears, $100, BTU, $325; two 7,500 BTU, $225 each; sulting in property damage, bodily appeared in nine games, compiling good condition. Call 8380 DWH/ 12,000 BTU Fedders not working, $20; injury, or death. a 6-0 record with three saves. In yesterday's scoring, first in 96194 AWH. GE refrigerator, 16 cu. ft. large Certain methods of painting in- the AMERICAN LEAGUE: frost free freezer, $95; Whirlpool clude curing at elevated tempera- 12' x 40' barrel boat, sundeck, dishwasher, "Custom Imperial" w/ tures. California 3 0 Boston 0 bar, head, chairs, gas can and life wood cutting board, 2 1/2 years old, Because of potential equipment 4 Milwaukee 2 jackets. Best offer. Call 951026 $230; men's bicycle, $20: BBQ malfunction or lack of proper con- 5 Detroit Texas 3 AWH. smoker, $15; motorcycle helmets, trol of heat, any cyclinder which 5 Minnesota New York 2 for $5 each. Call 95342 AT. has been repainted with a system 5 Baltimore 4 (11 innings) Bunk beds made of strong wood, with that involves temperature exposure mattress, price negotiable, newly A last chance sale, leaving the rock should be hydrostatically tested Seattle 4 Kansas City 3 Oakland 6 Chicago 2 sanded and painted, swing set, $20; June 9, a '73 Chevy automatic before filling to verify that there full size floral bedspreads, $3 each; for $1000; paperback books, 8 for has been no lose of cyclinder The scoringin the NATIONAL new ladies bowling shoes, size 8, $1; and plants and plant stands; strength. LEAGUE was: $5; 24 hour electric clock, $2; one stand is about six feet long Philadelphia 9 New York 7 old electric adding machine, $2. had has three tiers, very nice Pittsburgh 116 Chicago 3 Call 98197 AWH. for outside. Call 8591 AT for NFL Montreal 8 St. Louis Houston 2 San Diego 1 information and when you want to (UPI) NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle 1 Swim fins -one pair U.S. Divers, test drive the Chevy. said yesterday he forsees a long Atlanta 3 Los Anseles (10 never used, $14, other in good court battle, possibly going to the innings) condition, $7; record albums, Services Supreme Court, over the Oakland San Francisco 15 7 mostly C & W, some never played Raiders' fight to move to the Los more than once or twice, $1 per Want to housesit June through Angeles Coliseum. NBA August. Responsible, good album; baseball shoes, steel cleats, Rozelle said during a break from (UPI)--' owner references, likes plants. size 10 1/2, $9; four Goodyear NFL summer meetings it looks like a Ted Stepien is sure taking advant- at 95492 AWH. tires, size D78x14, still have a Call Griffith long fight. He is scheduled to re- age of the NBA's new free agent few good miles, go' for spares, turn to the ongoing trial in Los system. Stepien stepped into the make an offer; electric blender, Give Away Angeles later this week. open market again yesterday and of- $3. Call 8502 DWNH/98146 AWH Other NFL owners not taking part fered Kansas City forward Scott Wed- Male kitten, gray, six-weeks-old. Marble table tops from Italy, in the trial were briefed for near- man a mutli-year contract worth a- Call 8246 DWH/99169 AWH. reddish-brown, approximately ly three hours during the morning bout $850,000 18" octagen shape, make an offer. on how the court fight is progress- During the Memorial Day weekend, Call 8502 DWH/98146 AWH. Missing ing. Stepien singed Kings' guard Otis Rozelle indicated he is resigned Birdsong and Indiana center James Keyring at Leeward Point swimming to a long and costly legal battle. Edwards. Kenmore washer, $75. pool. Please call 64328 DWH or 8543 AWH. drop off at BEQ office. 24,000 BTU Fedders A/C, available June 13, excellent condition, new "Political draft" goes for L. A.'s Garvey fan motor, asking $225. 98211 AWH. Wanted (UPI)--Los Angeles 1st Easeman Steve sidered rormer President Gerald Ford Will purchase a book called, "Photo- Garvey says both Democrats and Re- his political hero. He told Play- Carpets, 12 x 15 rust in/out, $15; graphy," by Barbara and John Upton, publicans in California are trying boy he'd consider running for the two gold 6 x 9 sculptured, $10; and adapted from the Life Library to convince him to run for the Se- Presidency if he won a Senate bid. 11,000 BTU A/C, $100; two A/Cs, need of Photography. Used in basic nate in about six years, when he But neither the Senate nor the motors; Sears washer, $30; Whirl- photography course taught by PH2 retires from baseball. Presidency would come close to match- pool dryer (needs belt), $15. Bizzell here in GTMO. Notify Lisa He told interviewers for Playboy ing his present salary. He gets 98231 AT. at 95469 or 95484 DWH who will pur- Magazine, "They feel that I would $330,000 a year from the Dodgers, chase book. be a very big asset, because of per- and makes about the same amount each '70 Chevy Nova 307 engine, rebuilt sonality, accomplishments, ideals year on outside ventures. approximately one year ago, turbo Girl's 12" to 16" bicycle. and so forth." Garvey sees a need for national 350 transmission, excellent con- Call 95410 AT. The 32-year-old Garvey says if he heros, and considers himself a dition, new tires on front, is decides to get into politics, he sports hero. ready for painting, $1,000 or Cage for taking cat back to Norfolk won't start small. In his words, He also says he would like to see best offer. Available September 1. via MAC. Call 98197 AWH. "I wouldn't have time to work my way political heros, business heros and 99169 AWH/8246 DWH. up; I'd be 36,37 or 40 years old." military heros. In his words, Small cat carrier, leaving soon and Garvey says he voted for President "Those three are more important than '78 Honda Twin Star, 185c, perfect need ride for family pet. 98231 AT. Ronald Reagan last November and con- a sports hero." for GTMO, 70 mpg, one owner with a total of 8,500 miles-all in GTMO. One child's bicycle seat. Call Available June 29. CallLCDR 90151 AT. Stanford 64312 DWH or 952279 AWH. r-- DAILY ENER GY USAFY-m 9.55 to 25 hp outboard motor, Soundeign stereo w/cassette reasonable priced. Call 8871 DWH/ WATER player and 2 speakers, $125; 12 8634 AWH ask for Leahong. D O Consumption 1,275,000 Gallons cu. ft. Citation refrigerator, . : $150; 13 cu. ft. Citation upright Micah Bent requests that the per- freezer, $175; two wheel tow- son receiving a letter for him on Target: 1,000,000 Gallons trailer, $50; Sears 19" color TV May 11 from Mr. Dixon, please $250; Sansui turntable w/needle, contact him either at the Desal $125; Kenwood receiver amp 75 watt, Plant or call 8761. The letter $150; two Kenwood 200 watt speakers, contains important papers. ELECTCITY $150 each; Pioneer 8 track, $15; 286,800 KWH Panasonic 8 track, $35; Kirby Babysitter wanted for nine-month- Consumption: vacuum cleaner w/all attachments, old baby girl. Would like someone $300; 9,000 lb 12 V winch, $200. on Leeward side. Call Ray at Target: 262,000 KWH Contact Dave at 96208 AT. Galley ext. 64394 DWH.