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Vol. 33 No. 210 The Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper Wednesday, November 8, 1978j

Democrats retain grip following elections

The Democrats, as expected, re- of Massachusetts, the Senate's only And the Democratic and Republican irregularities, were re-elected. tianed the grip on Congress they black, and Democratic Senators leadership of both Houses were re- Former Florida Senator Edward have held for nearly a quarter of Floyd Haskell of Colorado, Dick elected. Gurney, who retired in the midst of a century, but the rebuilding Re- Clark of Iowa, Wendell Anderson of Illinois governor James Thompson, charges he later beat in court, publicans scored gains both on Minnesota, William Hathaway of Maine a possible Republican presidential failed in his comeback attempt, Capitol Hill and in the state and Thomas- McIntyre of New Hamp- contender two years from now, easily losing in a bid for a House seat. houses in yesterday's elections. shire. won re-election. The Senate has its first elected The voters gave the Democrats In addition, at least seven House But voters ousted Republican gov- female member in 12 years. control of both House and Senate members were given their walking ernors Meldrim Thompson of New Hamp- Nancy Landon Kassebaum, daughter for the 13th consecutive election. papers. shire and Robert Bennett of Kansas of 1936 GOP presidential candidate Governor Bob Straub But Republicans picked up two Mississippi has its first Repub- and Democratic Alf Landon, was elected in Kansas. seats in the Senate and may grab a lican Senator in almost a century, in Oregon. Two women House members were de- third and picked up several seats Thad Cochran. All three governors who ran for feated: Democrats Helen Meyner of the Senate this year, David Boren in the House. The Republicans won both Minne- New Jersey and Martha Keys of Kan- of Oklahoma, J. James Exon of Ne- The voters dumped a surprising sota Senate seats held by Hubert sas. But, there will be three new braska and David Pryor of Arkansas, number of incumbents of both par- Humphrey's Democrats for the past women House members: Olympia Snowe were successful in those bids. of Maine, Geraldine Ferraro of New ties. 20 years. Among the House members defeated York and Beverly -Byron of Maryland. Gone from the 95th Congress will Former professional basketball were two who became enmeshed in per- Yesterday's elections also tested be Republican Senators Robert Grif- star Bill Bradley, a Democrat, won sonal or public scandals: Pennsyl- the "tax revolt" that began with a fin of Michigan and Edward Brooke the Senate race in New Jersey. vania's Joshua Eilberg, who was in- bang with the adoption of Proposi- dicted just before the election, tion 13 in California last summer. and Florida's J. Herbert Burke, Sixteen states had tax cutting or who was convicted of charges stem- spending limitation measures on Administration considering airfields ming from a fracus at a topless go- their ballots. With only partial go club. returns in, the reports on the tax But Pennsylvania Democrat Daniel revolution are mixed -- approvals WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Carter admin- King Hussein to join the Egyptian- Flood, under two indictments, and in Illinois and Massachusetts and istration assured Israel yesterday Israeli peace talks. Michigan Democrat Charles Diggs, rejections in Michigan, Colorado 4 at it is moving rapidly to con- Schmidt says the Camp David ac- convicted on 29 counts of payroll and Florida. er U.S. aid in the building of cords offer a real hope for peace in .io new airfields in the Negev Des- the Middle East. ert. The shah of Iran is trying to stop TV and radio stuck without returns The airfields will replace instal- the violence in his country by op- lations in the Sinai which Israel ponents of his monarchy. NEW YORK (AP) -- The nation's news- United Press International, and the is giving up to Egypt as part of papers, radio and television sta- three networks, ABC, NBC and CBS. the peace treaty between the two Yesterday, the newly-appointed tions were stuck without election It furnishes election results to countries, which is being completed military government announced the returns for much of last night as a the five NES partners and they here. The matter of U.S. aid has arrests of 32 former ministers and computer problem knocked out the channel it to virtually every news- been one of the outstanding issues. civil officials. national vote-counting system. paper and broadcast station in the The cost of building the new The government also warned that A glitch in a computer program country. bases has been estimated at between violators of martial law will face came up early in the evening and The computer breakdown started as $500 million and more than $1 bil- stiff penalties. delayed the compilation of vote polls were closing in the East and lion. And 40 tanks were moved into the totals throughout the country. lasted more than two hours. In that Meanwhile, West German ChancellDr capital to back up armor already Richard Eimers, director of the time, news papers which had planned Helmut Schmidt has urged Jordan's on guard there. News Election Service, says the to use tabular matter were forced to problem "just cropped up." do without it. Networks, which use The service is a cooperative set key precincts to predict winners, GM announces recall on cars up by the Associated Press and did so while using low vote totals. DETROIT (AP/UPI) -- General Motors Traffic Safety Administration, Which has announced the recall of 320,000 says fuel tanks in the Chevette do ha feno ~. 1967 and 1977 model Chevettes for not meet federal standards for Carter news-conference hear live coverage of President fuel tank modifications. crashworthiness. Jimmy Carter's news conference and It also is recalling 130,000 1975 However, a G.M. spokesman says from Kansas City on FM-1Q3 sub-compact models, mostly Chevy the company does not consider the 0n FM -103 & 1340 Monzas, for part changes in front fuel tank defective and has had no wheel bearings. reports of fires resulting from 1340 AM. G.M. officials said the recalls rear end accidents. are voluntary and not a government The Monzas, as well as Buick Sky- --- NATIONAL-WORLD. BRIEFS--- order. hawks and Oldsmobile Starfires, are being recalled to fix the front WASHINGTON (AP) -- A House Interior WASHINGTON (AP) -- White House The Chevette recall is based on wheel bearings to prevent possible Subcommittee recommended yesterday sources say President Jimmy Carter cut- endings by the National Highway loss of control. that several methods of transporting has: signed an $1B:7 billion tax crude oil to eastern states be given bill. prompt consideration by the new Con- The compromise legislation was gress. passed in the final hours of the Caldwin is visitin g 'ham' in Gitmo The suggested methods include the 95th Congress last month. For the last 51 years, Lloyd Jude Anderson since their arrival construction of a new pipeline The bill would reduce taxes for Caldwin has been fooling around Oct. 23. They plan on leaving Nov. across Guatemala. about 65 million couples and indi- with dials and switches in search 10. From here they will go on to About half of the crude oil which viduals next year, slash the capi- of a voice that is perhaps thou- Jamaica and after that, noted Cald- comes from Alaska is shipped, at tal-gains tax and give a new break sands of miles away. win, it's either tour the Caribbean great expense, to gulf and east to older Americans who sell their Caldwin, a retired colonel in or journey to the Middle East. coast refineries by way of the Pana- homes. the Army Signal Corps, is a ham "Gitmo is a very pleasant exper- ma Canal. Word is that Carter signed the operator who has traveled in over ience for the both of us," said the bill at Camp Daid before returning 133 countries along with his wife, 63-year-old Caldwin. "It's good to WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sources say U.S. to the White House last night to Iris. be around the military again." mediators are trying to get Nicara- watch televised election results. "I've been interested in ham ra- During their visit here, the guan President Anastasio Somoza and The president has also reportedly dios since I was 12," Caldwin ex- Caldwins have used the facilities his family out of the country before signed bills to rehabilitate handi- plained. "Having a wife that is at the Ham Shack located in the new violence breaks out. capped persons, to overhaul bank- also a ham operator helps a lot, hobby shop near McCalla Field. The mediators reportedly called ruptcy laws and to pump nearly $54 too," he said. for the Nicaraguan Congress to name billion into the nation's highways Caldwin, who retired in 1961 af- "I want to thank the members of a new president and appoint a com- and transit systems. ter a 20-year career, is also the the Ham Operators Club for their mittee to set up elections for 1980. But the White House is refusing president of his own construction enthusiastic support during our to confirm reports of the bill company, Drake Builders, in San stay. Their cooperation made it DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -- The man who signings. No announcements were Francisco. all worth while," Caldwin said. brought a shotgun to a political being made until today. (AP) Italian Both he and his wife are 1938 In one session while here, the rally where Vice President Walter PROSINONE, Italy -- today killed graduates of the University of Cal- Caldwins stayed up for over 48 Mondale spoke Monday has been ar- police say terrorists his police ifornia. His major was electrical hours and made more than 4,000 con- raigned on four counts of felonious a district attorney, spraying engineering and hers art. The tacts in over a hundred countries. assault. driver and another man, Caldwins met at the U of C and have Some people dance, while others He has been ordered held in a their car with bullets. district attorney been married 35 years. sing. The Caldwins talk to people Michigan jail. They say the his home in Frosione, While in Gitmo, Lloyd and Iris ,a world away as they "ham it up" in A preliminary examination is set had just left of Rome. have been staying with Jerry and life. for Friday. south Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, November 8, 1978 Exchange openings, closings for Friday The following Navy Exchange Credit Union activities will be open their normal Laundromat hours on Friday, Nov. 10: The following Navy Exchange Navy Exchange Main Retail Store activities will be CLOSED on Friday,

-{ a Doaar+el tr erauoearaas nay be called Is between g end 11 a.a., or hand C1 Windward Mini Mart, Country Store, Nov. 10: cart'., c" the ".lie At fairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 400 pea,. Monday for publication in onto thrrigh frtday (.adding holiday.). Deadline and Toyland Appliance Repair Shop "nno-ase cats will be th. prevWwe working dare goer(,. ~rgency published not Automotive Barber Shop ec.pt.d sector. Ctounity aoeuandenanta will be more Retail Center C than once wort for a aasi- of three week. and then rewritten. during the week of Gas Station Beauty Shop .d:-ed, ad included is a daily calendar action .--- are rM event. Cararcial advertising is prohibited although Sound to twice monthly. Scene ServMart of available aareic"i will ka paralcted but limited comma, "ppry asy Announcrote for bwlrasas sr ewlcas requiring Personalized Services Optical Shop Ada which Center required ce provide proof of " letter of authority. color, or oarional origin discriminate on the basis of race, ass, creed, All Food Services activities ex- TV Repair Staff reaerwee the right to w111 one be accepted. The Public Affairs Working Hours/ Hospital edit and rewrite all .ubelaslona. (ATMngtime/Wg-During cept the Blue Caribe, which will be Canteen AWII.Aft.r Working go-.). closed for lunch only Laundry Leeward Point Mini Mart Leeward Point Retail Store. [951144] Jamaican currency regulations The American Embassy in customs immediately on arrival. Special announcements Clubs and organizations Kingston has provided the This money will be confiscated but following information regard- no other action will be taken THE COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION THE NAVY EXCHANGE MIXED BOWLING ing Jamaican currency regula- against him. Failure to declare PROGRAM (CLEP) tests will be offered League needs more bowlers. Persons tions to assist Guantanamo will involve the visitor in serious on Nov. 21 and 22. The CLEP General who are interested in bowling this Bay base personnel who plan penalties. tests to be given are in five league should go to Marblehead to visit Jamaica. To avoid the possibility of cur- subject areas: English Composition, Lanes on Monday, Nov. 13 at 5:00 rency violations, visitors should Humanities, Mathematics, Natural p.m. An organizational meeting Under Jamaican laws it is illegal observe the following: Sciences and Social Sciences. All will be held at that time. for visitors to take in or take out --All hotel bills, car rental the exams are multiple choice with from the island any Jamaican cur- charges and in-bond purchases a 90-minute time limit. The Ameri- THE GITMO SWINGERS will hold rency. If a visitor has Jamaican should be paid in foreign currency. can Council on Education (ACE) has their monthly business meeting dollars in his possession, he must Other bills may be pafd in Jamaican recommended that colleges and/or Saturday, Nov. 11 at the club hall. declare this to immigration or currency. universities award a total of 27 The evening will start with a pot- --You should not allow residents semester hours of credit if all the luck dinner at 6:30 followed by of Jamaica to pay any bills on tests are successfully completed. the business meeting at 7:30. After your behalf in exchange for foreign If interested, please contact the business meeting, regular currency; nor should you take out Kathryn Hoover, NCFA advisor, ext. dancing will commence to the calling MOVIES currency on anyone's behalf. 8769 or at the NCFA office, Building of George Goodbar. See you there. --Currency should be exchanged #760, next to the Educational Special Note: In the current only through a commercial bank or Services Office. THE NAS OFFICERS WIVES CLUB will ENTERTAINER four movies, authorized dealer: (e.g. hotel hold its monthly meeting Thursday, designated by the letters A, front desk or Bureaux of Exchange). THE BLUE CARIBE INN announces Nov. 9 at 10 a.m. at the home of B,C and D are listed without Visitors should be wary of illegal "Surf and Turf" on Friday, Nov. 10. Edie Davis, Leeward Point 531. For an indication of where or dealers in currency. The menu will consist of Deluxe more information, call 64527 AT. when they will be shown. --Make sure a banker's receipt Delmonico with lobster, baked All four movies will be is obtained for the amount of potato or french fries, vegetable, shown as second features on foreign currency exchanged for salad bar, rolls and butter, coffee Thursday evening. The "A" Jamaican dollars. Presentation of or iced tea, and one glass of wine. movie will be at the Downtown this receipt at the end of your The cost will be $5.95. Total Lyceum, "B" at McCalla, "C" Local Forecast at^14-1 stay will enable speedy reconver- Experience Disco will be playing at the Marine Site and "D" on sion of any unspent Jamaican dollars tide- 1613/0448 8813 for your dancing and listening high Leeward Point. in your possession. The same would pleasure from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. low tide-- 2243/1039 high--- 88 apply if conversion is done at.your sunrise--- 0706 ALL MOVIES START AT 7:30 P.M. 1823 low---- 72 hotel. THE BLUE CARIBE INN will be closed sunset---- Lyceums Violation of Jamaican currency for luncheon only on Friday, Nov. 10 Today's forecast is for mostly regulations carries penalties and due to the Veterans' Day holiday. clear to partly cloudy skies with Downtown: Herbie Goes to can result in a fine of three times isolated rain showers. Winds will Monte Carlo, G the amount of money involved, con- THE BLUE CARIBE INN announces a be from the southeast at 14-18 McCalla: The Farmer, R fiscation and/or imprisonment. The "Bosses Night" Mini Steak Special knots with gusts to 24. Bay con- Marine: Buckstone County key point to remember is that it is on Tuesday, Nov. 14. Featured will ditions will be 1-3 feet. Prison, R illegal to take Jamaican currency be Delmonico steak, baked potato or Leeward: Metamorphoses, PG into or out of Jamaica. french fries, vegetable, salad bar, and coffee or hot rolls and butter, Clubs iced tea, plus an open menu. Cost Pitch in and do will be $3.00. There will be a Windjammer: The Wild Party, Happy Hour from 6 to 8 p.m. All R your part to highballs will be specially priced Staff NCO: Not Available 50C during this period. at CPO: No Movie 1:00 General COMO: Outlaw Blues, PG 'polish the rock' THE CPO CLUB will have a Country Hospital 1:50 Body Buddies Dance by Orion on Saturday, Nov. 11. 2:15 Cartoons Have dinner from the open menu from (BW) 2:30 Sesame 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and plan to stay Street 3 Perry Mason for dancing or just your listening : 30 (BW) 4:25 Nature's Window pleasure from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 4:30 Medical Center Calendar] Spend a delightful Saturday evening 5:25 Almanac (BW) at the CPO Club. 5:30 Newswatch Today THE NAVY EXCHANGE APPLIANCE REPAIR 6:30 Wildlife in Crisis Service is not authorized to modify 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) Church of Christ Bible Study, 6:45 p.m., McCalla Chapel. (97115) electrical outlets for appliance 7:00 Special: "Gypsy in my Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery installation. Adapters may be pur- Soul" School building. (90269) (Closed) chased at the Community Service 7:55 Notes of Interest Desk at ServMart or modifications 8:00 Lucas Tanner Toastmasters International meets at the Nautical Lantern at 7 p.m. may be made by Public Works at the 9:00 Wolfman Jack (951247 DWNH or 97270 AWH) 9: 30 Soap *Adult* customer's expense through the Com- The Caribbean Naval Lodge meets at 7:30 p.m., at Masonic Apts., for the munity Service Desk. 10:00 Police Woman 10:55 Newswatch Update purpose of conducting work in the First Degree. Masons are invited. 11:00 Late THE GENERAL MANAGER FOR FORD AND Movie: "Adventures The Guantanamo Bay Racing Association meets at 7:30 p.m., at the Racing AMC military sales, Bob Patterson, of Freddie" Association Clubhouse. will be in the Navy Exchange through 12:15 Sign Off Thursday, Nov. 9. Information on the 1979 models will be available. Tomorrow I.S.Naval lass, Iseataeas la, Cuh The Blue Caribe sponsors "Swiss Night" featuring Swiss steak with po- tatoes and the trimmings plus an open menu Price for the dinner is $4.95. *Live firing- Church of God Bible study, 7:30 p.m., classroom across from Chaplain Barcus' office. (8618) Wednesday 6:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. The Guantanamo Bay Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9953 meets at 7:30 p.m., Thursday 6:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. clapt. Id W. Ces in the Marine Corps classroom. Friday None Scheduled Saturday None Scheduled And Stalint eunial 1lik The deadline for the Racquet Club's Men's and Women's Draw Doubles Sunday None Scheduled r. Jerry lye.Pblic Affair. MtOf er Tournament is 5:30 p.m. at the Racquet Club. . .atat terby.edin J.amalist Monday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. IN Riskt ,. m stlit 'Jo .ytn.Wishl.ditor Friday The Conde and Hicacal Beach 's. J.f W.Mdh.J.amli.t J03 Kelly Newe11. Jemmit areas between Saint Nicholas 'Mt MiryNeyar'k.J,~amllst Pentecostal Prayer meeting, 7 p.m., Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road. and Caracoles Points and all h.Pat Peeitetee. Prodcti.nA.ietaot 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery of the upper bay north of the Gstte is pblishd cordiall to th Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, es a drepulates for ship and station meppers School building. (90269 or 8275) (Open) Caracoles and Granadillo as oatlie.d ise EAVEOSS -35 aded er the di.ection Points will be off limits. d1 the level M. PulAffairl. Off it.r. Pinted during regular 'ieS, tee.eeely at goveet ep. pP.'uemt The Navy Exchange will conduct a "Super Sidewalk Sale" For further information con- traiper t Ofthe Navy Pblicatione ted Pinting leNie store hours. Savings of up to 50% available. tact the Special Services scuba class starts with tryouts at the Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty Of- a a,cllet the vie. f.1 OUAVIoI r the A PADI basic through open water fice or Base Police e t he envy. Windjammer Pool. (95486) Wednesday, November 8, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Museum to reopen following clean-up The base museum, which for so for a little over a year, originally long has collected dust behind the was run by the civic council. But Naval Station Library will be open- recently the council handed the ing soon courtesy of Girl Scout museum over to Chief Electronics Cadet Troop #7. Technician Larry Spanish of the NAS Nov. 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anti-Air Warfare Center because of will find the doors open to the his interest in the facility and in public, free of charge, after almost Gitmo's history. a month of cleaning, redecorating The cadet troop volunteered to and rearranging displays. help clean the museum as a community The reopening will be marked with project and so, armed with brooms a ribbon-cutting and flag ceremony and dustpans, the girls attacked at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. the dusts of time which had col- The museum contains many artifacts lected on the storehouse of Gitmo's om Gitmo's past. Pictures of past. Fantanamo Bay in its youth, old The cleaning is complete now, and ottles, post cards, and a letter after the Veteran's Day reopening, from President Lyndon B. Johnson the museum will be opened at least are a few of the displays. once a month. The exact times will The museum, which has been closed be announced as they are determined. Hospital Forum Pictured above are MSCS W.E. McMillian, the Navy Exchange Hospital Forum will be a regular possible so it may be given to Food Services Manager, Ian Robinson, the Exchange Food Ser- feature in future issues of the someone else. vices Employee of the Month.and LCdr. J.L. Gordon the Navy Gazette. In this column various The Immunization Clinic is now Exchange officer. staff members of the Hospital will open from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. provide information pertinent to Monday through Friday. No appoint- the health and well being of the ment is necessary. All other Food Services Employee of the Month patient community that we serve. clinics are by appointment. Those These articles will include: patients requiring immediate treat- The Navy Exchange Food Services has worked at the Marblehead Snack general information on the hospital, ment who are unable to get an October 1978 Employee of the Month, Shack since 1973 as a cook. He medical information concerning the appointment will be seen in the Ian Robinson, was honored at an has earned this selection by his identification and treatment of emergency room. Exchange Managers' luncheon held diligent devotion to his assigned minor illnesses and injuries, drugs The new Hospital Information Desk at the Blue Caribe on Oct. 18. task and willingness to assist and medications, immunizations, located in the main lobby is manned Lieutenant Commander J.L. Gordon, many of the Navy Exchange Food hospital administrative procedures from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. the Navy Exchange officer, presided Services functions. Mr. Robinson and other areas of interest. Persons with questions or seeking at the 12:30 p.m., function. has a positive attitude, cooperative general information may reach this Mr. Robinson has spirit and lends meticulous atten- The hospital has recently embarked been a Navy desk by calling 913267. Exchange employee here in Guantanamo tion to detail. His efforts con- upon an extensive reorganization of Other changes within the hospital Bay, Cuba since tribute to the overall success of its outpatient services including Feb. 15, 1966, and will occur in the coming months. the Marblehead Snack Bar. the refurbishing of many clinic We will keep you informed of these spaces. Please bear with us for any changes as they occur through this inconvenience this may cause Clip and save during column. These changes constitute his period. Completion of this an effort on our part to improve rogram will result in more avail- the services we provide to able you. It Exchange hours of operation appointments, shorter waiting is my desire and the desire of all periods and tastefully decorated the members of my staff to offer waiting rooms with appropriate (continued from yesterday's only the highest quality medical Gazette) background music. It is our desire care in a timely manner and in a to make your visit with us as pleasant environment to all eligible LEEWARD POINT FACILITIES pleasant and productive as possible. beneficiaries. I solicit any com- We have also initiated a new Retail Store Mon - Wed am ments or suggestions that you may 10:00 - 5:30 pm central appointment system. Ap- have. Thursday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm pointments for all clinics may be Friday 10:00 am - 5:30 pm made by calling 913208 or 913209. Saturday 3:00 R.P. BISHOP 10:00 am - pm We only ask that you try to arrive Sun & Hol. CLOSED CAPT, MC, USN at least 15 minutes before your appointment time and if you are Central Appointments-913208/913209 Mini-Mart Daily 9:00 am - 6:00 pm unable to keep your appointment Information ------913267 that you try to cancel as early as Mon - Fri Emergency Ambulance -95444 Barber Shop 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 1:00 pm WE'LL HAVE To INFORM Sun & Hol. CLOSED THE CHIEF THAT COAL m OE WOom WELmsNT Mon - Sat 1/q FI& qrER AIRCRAFT! Laundromat 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (Laundry will be picked up at Mini-Mart)

Popcorn Stand Daily 30 minutes prior to movie until comple- tion.

Country Kitchen Mon - Tue 7:00 am - 4:30 pm LLAIR Wed - Fri 6:00 am - 4:30 pm Saturday 7:00 am - 2:00 pm Sun & Hol. CLOSED

IL Beauty Shop Wednesday 10:00 am - 4:30 pm Thu - Tue CLOSED 4 In order to have a complete meal, buys market ready beef in which car- everyone needs to have a vegetable cass beef has been broken down into Little Pub Monday 5:00 - 10:00 pm and some type of meat. primal or relatively boneless beef. Thu - Sun 5:00 - 10:00 pm Since these are essential parts of There are four primals per half Tue - Wed CLOSED a good diet, people are more often head of cattle or eight primals per more aware of prices in these depart- whole cattle. They are the loin, MARINE EXCHANGE SALES OUTLETS AND FACILITIES ments than in the regular grocery rib, chuck, and round. department. Out of each primal comes the FACILITY OPERATING HOURS Prices in both meat and produce respective cuts which the patron sees Main are established at the minimum level in the display case, For example, Store and Toyland Mon - Sat 10:00 am - 6:00 pm possible to provide the required 2% rib eye steaks, rib roasts, and New net margin. York strip steaks come from the rib Marine Mart Sun - Sat .9:00 am - 9:00 pm Produce prices are computed by primal. determining the cost of the item, Since steaks from the loin and rib Barber Shop Mon - Sat 8:00 am - 6:00 pm either in terms of cents per pound primal are the most popular cuts, or cents each, and then computing a they are priced the highest. The Warehouse and Office Mon - Fri 7:30 am - 4:30 pm retail price which will cover any lesser desirable or preferred cuts survey or rework required on the are priced lower to encourage sales Nautical Lantern Mon - Fri (lunch) 11:30 am - 1:00 pm merchandise and allow a 2% net mar- and evenly sell the beef. Thu - Mon (Dinner) 6:00 - 10:00 pm gin. Produce department personnel A meat cutting test is prepared Nautical Lantern (Take-out rely heavily on past experience to weekly to check meat prices and in- Chicken) Thu - Mon 6:00 - 9:00 pm judge what percentage of the product sure an even flow of beef. Mon - Fri 11:00 am - 1:00 pm will need to be surveyed or lost The overall return from the sale of through rework. a beef determines the markup to Lyceum Snack Bar Sun - Sat 30 minutes prior to The Commissary marks up produce achieve a 2% net margin. movie only about seven per cent compared When people place special orders to a commercial mark up which aver- for rib eye steaks or other cuts, the Tailor Shop Mon - Sat 9:00 am - 6:00 pm ages over twenty-five percent. natural flow of beef is upset and The Navy Exchange Beef prices are established based causes the Commissary to run out of Country Store and Toyland hours have been on the economic law of supply and one primal ahead of schedule. extended recently. The store is open Monday through demand. However the Commissary makes ewery Saturday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. and Sunday, noon to 3 p.m. In one cow there are a limited effort to have a full selection of Regular hours of operation are the same as the Main Retail number of cuts. The Commissary Store beef at all times. Store as listed in yesterday's Gazette. Pape 4 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, November 8, 1978 Pick the Pros winner announced SPORTSLME Bert Jones rifled three touchdown Overall, 147 people participated passes to lead the Baltimore Colts in the contest -- a new Pick the to a 21-17 win over the Washington Pros record. The enormous response Redskins Monday night; an upset with was rewarded by a return to respec- Rice chosen American League MVP consequences extending all the way tabliity in the statistics, as the to Citmo, as it decided the winner local guessers appear to have re- LAS VEGAS (AP/UPI) -- Boston Red Sox one season. of last week's Pick the Pros con- covered from the disaster of the slugger Jim Rice was named the Amer- Rice says he won the award because test. Oct. 22 weekend. ican League's Most Valuable Player he had the advantage of playing Electronics Warfare Specialist In the pulsating, unpredictable in what turned out to be a more one- every day, unlike Guidry. First Class Ellis Jackson of the arena of pro football, it is very sided election than expected. Rice acknowledged that Guidry had Electronic Fire Control Division of difficult to detect the trends and Rice took 20 first place votes to a sensational year and added, "If it SRI), by picking 12 of 13 weekend undercurrents that often lead to up- but eight for his nearest compete- had not been me, then my vote would outcomes correctly and choosing the sets and winning streaks when one is tor, New York Yankee ace Ron Guidry. have gone to Guidry." Colts over the Redskins in the tie- far removed from the action as we Rice put together a banner season Rice had 352 total points in the breaker, was the clear-cut winner are here in Gitmo, so the seasonal for the second place Bosox. He hit MVP balloting to 291 for Guidry. In of the contest. statistics reflect a heady accom- .315 and led the major leagues in third place vas Larry Hisle of Mil- EW1 Ellis was tied with two other plishment by the local fans. hits (213), triples (15), home runs waukee with 201. persons with 12 weekend picks right, Good luck again this week, and now (46), total bases (406), runs batted Guidry was unavailable for comment but the only one of the three to opt for the enormously popular statis- in (139) and slugging percentage but left a prepared statement. for the Monday night underdogs. tics:" (.600). He was second in the majors His agent, John Schneider, said in CONTESTANTS in runs scored with 117 and was the Lafayette, La., that Guidry had gone NUMBER OF AVERAGE CORRECT PERCENT CORRECT Until first player in major league history hunting. He added, "I'm not saying last week: 744 7.71 60.03 Last week: to lead his league in triples, home he's taking his agression out on the 147 8.69 66.85 Total to date: runs and runs batted in. birds, but they had better watch 891 7.87 61.16 Rice was also the first American out." Leaguer since Joe DiMaggio in 1937 The statement Guidry left congra- to reach 400 total bases and was al- tulated Rice and thanked those who so the first since DiMaggio to col- voted for him. He said that finish- Win your choice of four different prizes donated by Special Services lect 400 total bases, 100 runs bat- ing second gives him something to by circling your pick of this week's pro games. For the Monday night ted in, 200 hits and 40 homers in shoot for next year. game, circle your predicted winner and enter below what you think the final score will be. In case of ties from weekend games, the participant picking Monday's victor and coming closest to the correct final score will be declared the winner. The weekly prizes offered by Special Serv- ices for the winner to pick from are: an 18-hole round of golf with a cart, nine lines of bowling, four hours of horseback riding or four hours of sailboating. (LA/l ie Sunday, Nov. 11 Baltimore (4-6) at Seattle (5-5) ) Miami (7-3) at Buffalo (3-7) to the Cfasified advertisements may he called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand carried Denver (6-4) at Cleveland (5-5) 1i Office 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). %TiYfMfeifa Houston (6-4) at New England (8-2) Seditgf Tee publication to noon the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words ad.2pu!tshed not more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is pro- Kansas City (2-8) at San Diego (4-6) JidkittAelthoug Announcements concerning available services will be permitted but limited New York Jets (6-4) at Philadelphia (5-5) to Once a wpok. Ads for businesses or services requiring command approval may be re- Pittsburgh (9-1) at Los Angeles (8-2) a letter of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of q1tiiftr ps'Vidi proof of Atlanta (6-4) at New Orleans iaesests-eteed, ealer or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff (5-5) reaeov. the sght to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT-Anytime/DWH-During Working Chicago (3-7) at Minnesota (6-4) .M I1dAigtAHAfte r Working Hours). Dallas (6-4) at Green Bay (7-3) Tampa Bay (4-6) at Detroit (3-7) Classified Ads 951144 New York Giants (5-5) at Washington (7-3) St. Louis (2-8) at San Francisco (1-9) Spaulding's Autograph golf clubs, For sale 1, 3 & 4 woods, 2 through pitching Monday, Nov. 12 wedge irons, ping putter, bag & 22,000 BTU A/C w/new compressor & cart, excellent condition. 951073 Oakland (6-4) at Cincinnati (1-9) motor; 11,000 BTU A/C ; 10,000 BTU AWH. A/C w/new motor, must sell together; '67 Chevy Malibu, new paint & tires, Western Flyer bicycle-built-for- good running condition. All avail- two, 1 yr. old, $75; Wards' AM-FM All. entries must be received at the Public Affairs Office at Morin Cen- able by the end of Nov. 97121 AWH. 8-track stereo entertainment center, tnr by the close of business Friday afternoon. Only one entry per person $200; two woodgrain 8-track tape is allowed. Tune in on FM-103 for pro action. 14' McKee craft with trailer and cases, $10 & $5; portable hair 1978 35 HP Evinrude motor. 95384 dryer, $10. 96119 AT. DWH, 95446 AWH. NAME_ PHONE Five 15" Crysler rims and tires. L" J '69 Dodge Dart, 318 cu. in., $800. $100 for the lot or $10 apiece. Tunney dies of 90284 AT. 99273 AWH. Motocross Roundup by Breezy Rider . blood poisoning '67 Ford Galaxy 500, good condition, 16' langouste boat with a 1975 GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) -- Former $550. Call Jim, 64345 DWH, or 25 HP Evinrude motor. $800 or & Company Heavyweight Boxing Champion Gene Donna, 8228 DWH. negotiable. Call 98245 AT. The racing was hot and heavy with Tunney died last night at the age good traction and plenty of mud for of 80 in a Greenwich hospital. Crib & mattress, $40; playpen, $10; Box springigand mattress for double everyone. The powder puffs lost Former Senator John Tunney of baby carrier, $2; baby Tour-A-Bed, bed, $25. Call and see AWH, their puff and didn't show. Maybe California said his father died in $10. 97218 AT. 952268. next time. his sleep of blood poisoning. The results were as follows: Tunney won the World Championship '77 Jeep CJ-7, brown w/tan Levis Outdoor grrill with cover, $12; from Jack Dempsey on Sept. 23, 1926, interior, best offer; 10,000 BTU vibrating recliner, $ 25; Swing-o- 0-85 CLASS and retained it on Sept,. 22, 1927, Fedders A/C, good condition, $75; Matic, $1..50. 8647 AAT. 1st place - Chris Pyne, Honda in Chicago. He won that fight on water bed w/steel frame, $75. 2nd place - Mike Criddle, Honda the famous "long count." 64449 AT. Electric golf cart. Call 913237 3rd place - Jamie Wilson, Rupp Dempsey was eager to regain his OWE or 95~5420 AWH. 4th place - David Ham - Honda title. In the seventh round, he 12' x 32' barrel boat, heavy gauge smashed Tunney to the canvas. In- barrels, recently re-done, 25 HP Give a way 86-100 CLASS stead of going to a neutral corner, longshaft Evinrude engine, $1500 or 1st place - Russell Blank, Honda as the rules required, Dempsey stood best offer. 97297 AT, or Steve at One-year-oold, black & white Gitmo 2nd place - Bill Blank, Kawasaki over Tunney, delaying the count for 8566 DWH. Special puuppy, affect donate, loves 3rd place - Bud Crawford, Honda five seconds. Tunney got up at the kids, has own house &: fence. 64449 count of nine and rallied to retain 235 Chevy engine, 3-speed trans- AT. 101-125 CLASS or a the title. mission, runs, $100. G. Jones, 1st place - Eric Clothier, Suauk 8498 DWH, or GHB, 8598. Six wonder ammunitionboxes, excel- NBA action, lent flowe r boxes. 97'297 AWH. 126-OPEN CLASS Washington 143, Portland 103 '73 Buick Century, 29,400 miles, 1st place - Jim Leonard, Honda Milwaukee 125, Boston 108 P/S, P/B, good condition, needs Wante d 2nd place - Roy Fullerton, Suzuki San Diego 121, New Orleans 115 minor body work, price negotiable, 3rd place - Thomas Mroz - Kawasaki Los Angeles 112, Chicago 111 available after Nov. 24. 951001, 42 or 44 short dress bblue coat. 4th place - Eugene Nelson, Suzuki ext. 268 AT. Leave message at desk Call 962088 AT. th place - Jeffrey Snyder, Yamaha In the NHL if no answer. 6th place - Dennis aering, Harley New York Islanders 5, Minnesota 2 15,000 or 25,000 BTU A 1st placeo- Davidson Atlanta 4, Vancouver 2 '60 Ford pickup, 6 cylinder, runs condition.. 8737 AT. 7th place - John Barton- Suzuki! Toronto 5, St. Louis 0 good, $500 or best offer. 98130 AT. Yamaha One pair of ultra-lineear two-way WHA results '73 Yamaha 360, runs good, needs speakers. 30 watts pper channel, Next race day is Nov. 19. See ya. Winnipeg 2, Quebec 1 transmission work, best offer. Very good condition. $100 for the 64215 OWE. pair. Caall 90191 AWHH. -LOCAL SPORTS- Orange arm chair, very good condi- K-valve fcor 3000 PSI scuba tank. Intercommand Tennis action: Men's Recreational Spftball results: tion, $6; slow cooker, brand new, Sgt. Hutchheson, 95124~ 2 DWH. $10; 4 pairs of drapes w/valance, Nov. 6 - Nov. 6 - gold & brown, brand new, $15 for all; Found Jamaicans 3, NAS 0 Misfits 7, NAS 0 (Forfeit) 5-piece dining room set, Mediterra- Hospital 3, Nav~ta White 0 Seabees 17, Desal 3 nean style, excellent condition. Dark blue leotard, lefft after dance Hospital 2, Jamaicans 1 VC-10 Red 33, United Services 7 97125 AT. class at FRA. 97270AAT. (Make-up from Oct. 20) SRI) 15, Supply 8