Energy Tip of the Day ENERGY CONSERVATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE GAZETTE A water saving rule is: Do not Guantanamo Bay, Cuba waste water by trying to run it cool at the faucet. Draw a con- tainer full and cool it in the refrigerator. Volume 37 Number 214 Thursday, November 4, 1982 Wall Street tallies all-time trading record

NEW YORK (AP)--It was a day Wall Out of about 3.5 million votes first black elected governor. ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART ? Street brokers will long remember. counted, unofficial returns so far Bradley, who lost to Republican The Dow Jones Industrial Average show incumbent Republican James George Deukmejian, says he may ask chalked up its biggest gain ever Thompson less than 39,000 votes for a recount. yesterday--nearly 43.5 points-- ahead of Democrat Adlai Stevenson. In Rhode Island, Republican Sena- putting it at a historic high of Both candidates express confidence tor John Chafee has a 9,000 vote 1,065.49. they will emerge the winner. lead over Democrat Julius Michael- Investor confidence that interest In California, Los Angeles Mayor son. But it may be days before rates will fall is believed to Tom Bradley has refused to concede 15,000 absentee ballots are count- BEIRUT (AP)--The Lebanese parliament have sparked the rally. And anal- in his bid to become the nation's ed. could get into some bitter debate to- ysts see little evidence that Tues- day over a request by President Amin day's elections--in which Democrats continues; 'Ballpark' recall over Gemayel for emergency powers. Gemay- gained House seats and Republicans Tylenol probe el wants to be able to rule more or maintained Senate control, swayed CHICAGO (AP)--One election casualty a recall of "Ballpark" franks less by decree, in the name of re- the market either way. says is Illinois' attorney general, but been canceled. The department building the Lebanese economy. In With the votes still being count- has Tyrone Fayner says he still hopes move comes after reports Washington, Pentagon officials say ed after Tuesday's election, it ap- says the he can track down whoever's respons- of hot dogs being .contaminated with they'll be sending up to 60 military pears that the Illinois governor- ible for Chicago's seven deaths blade and a tack proved trainers, along with dozens of tanks ship will be decided by the nar- a razor from poisoned "Tylenol" capsules. But consumers are still be- and armored vehicles, to Lebanon. rowest of margins. false. Fayner, who has headed the inves- ing warned to check the packages to SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Tex. (UPI)--With- tigation into the killings, lost carefully. out warning yesterday morning, a Italy's prime minister a Democratic challenger--who'll storm blew into South Padre Island, take over in January. Chicago bringing gusts as high as 145 miles Investigators probing the Turkish leftists end Flor- an hour that left at least 28 people Has pipeline solution area deaths are now looking in injured. Winds of 91 miles an hour ida for an Illinois man wanted for Seige in W. Germany It was be- hit the nearby Harlingen Airport., WASHINGTON (AP)--Italy's Prime questioning in the case. Ken- where the Confederate Air Force Minister Glovanni Spadolini indi- lieved earlier the man was in COLOGNE, West Germany (UPI)--Put- Aviation Club reported damage to cates he'll buy a billion dollars tucky. meanwhile, say ting their hands into the air, some WWII vintage planes. worth of American planes--if the Police in Detroit, boy was nine Turkish leftists who seized U.S. eases sanctions against Eu- reports that a 15-year-old the Turkish consulate in Cologne, LONDON (AP)--Queen Elizabeth opened ropean firms involved in the So- poisoned by cyanide-contaminated West Germany, surrendered to po- a new session of the British Parlia- viet natural gas pipeline project. candy may be a misunderstanding. lice late yesterday-. The leftists' ment yesterday, reading a speech Spedolini, who met with Presi- Officials say the laboratory tests to hostages were released unharmed. written by the Thatcher government dent Reagan yesterday, says he thought to have conducted made the--boy-sick-- During the crisis, the extremists which promised to continue with thinks a solution is near in the determine what not run the tests at held 72 people captive in a protest tough anti-inflation programs. trans-Atlantic dispute. And a actually did say a different over Ankara's right-wing regime. "ince Charles and Princess Diana White House official says the pres- all. Police now be doing the tests-- The group surrendered when police-- accompanied the Queen in a gilded ident is willing to revise the laboratory will expected perhaps by who refused to meet any demands-- Irish state coach under heavy se- sanctions--if Western European with results consented to review a request for curity. allies limit subsidized credits tomorrow. Department political asylum. to the Soviets. And the Agriculture Commodore Shaffer: Dental facilities here operating at highest caliber tively by saying "We always look by J03 Michael Page Dental Officer, it's necessary to are enlisted, officer, or civilian. for areas of improvement, but as Returning to Guantanamo Bay after try and insure that our fleet per- I'm particularly pleased by the in this case, Captain King is doing 20 years was quite different for sonnel are being treated in adequate response of the people volunteering a super job as branch head." Commodore R. G. Shaffer, who is fashion as they need, when they're through the Red Cross program. It's Commodore Shaffer has seen some the Atlantic Fleet Dental Officer in this area," he stressed. an item which is very important to changes over the years, most note- and Commanding Officer of the Navy Praise can be the only term used the dental community," he explain- worthy in personnel and education. Regional Dental Center in Norfolk, in describing Commodore Shaffer's ed. "The condition in which our re- Virginia. reaction to what he's observed For 22 years Commodore Shaffer cruits enter the Navy is much Although Commodore Shaffer was during his stay here. "I'm elated has been involved in Navy dentistry, better now than it was 20 years unable to get a good look at Guan- with what I see," he admiringly and he rates the state of the art ago. tanamo Bay while serving aboard said. of dentistry being practiced in "The education that our dental the now decommissioned USS ANPHION The enthusiasm to do quality work the Navy as high, or higher than community provides is very success- (AR-13), he is very pleased at for the patient, the cheerfulness any place in the country. ful. Floridation, like the desal- what he sees today. in which care is provided, and the "My impression is that the qual- ination plant here, has been ex- "I've been very impressed with "can-do" attitude were key points ity care offered by the Navy Dental tremely helpful to young people, the facilities at Guantanamo Bay, emphasized by the commodore. Corps has always been an extremely and as a result, is carried on and also the hospitality display- "I think we have a super group high one," he said. ity fferdare bythe Bay compari-avy enta through and reflected by sailors ed by everyone with whom I've had of professionals, whether they Me used Guantanamo of today," he said. contact," Commodore Shaffer of- One area of concern Commodore fered. Shaffer stressed in dentistry He added that he is particularly today is appointment failure. ppy with the branch clinic, not- "People must respond when an ap- g "The caliber of professionals pointment is given; and failures we have here is outstanding. And are a definite problem for us. the Leeward clinic, although "Time is precious to our people small, is very enthusiastic, and practicing, and more importantly, doing a very favorable job." a failure means somebody who want- Maintaining both quantity and ed care is denied due to these quality dental care at the highest failures," he emphasized. level is the mission of the Navy He suggested that those-who Dental Corps, and that is one can't make appointments should reason why Commodore Shaffer is contact the dental office. He visiting Guantanamo Bay. also said that being on time is "As Commanding Officer of the essential so that the proper care Navy Regional Dental Center in a patient deserves can be given. the branch clinic here Norfolk, On a concluding note, Captain with (Ron C.) King as Officer-in- King stated that things are pro- Charge, comes under my command," ceeding on schedule regarding he explained. the civilian dentist, Dr. Oran "In order to make valued judg- Atkinson, who is now signed on ments and respond to his inquir- a permanent basis. I felt it necessary to come ies, "Equipment is arriving and with down and see what the whole situa- each visit, the evolution im- tion is," he said. proves," he noted. Apart from evaluating Guantan- LT. STEVEN B. KNOFF EXAMINES A Dr. Atkinson is scheduled for amo Bay's dental facilities, he COMMODORE R. G. SHAFFER LOOKS ON AS Gore assists. Commodore the following dates this year: added that his visit is really patient and Red Cross volunteer Phyllis the dental facilities here during November 5; November 19; Decem- two-fold. Shaffer was very impressed with 3; and December 17. "Also being the Atlantic Fleet his week long visit. (Official U.S. Navy photo) ber The Daily Gazette Thursday, November 4, 1982 THE CPO WIVES CLUB WILL HOLD THEIR Entertainment at the Clubs regular meeting Thursday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Harbor Lights COMO CLUB Lounge of the CPO Club. The guest speaker will be Lt. Kate McDonald, Friday, Nov. 5--Sing-Long with Commissary Officer, who will be WESTPRN BRUNCH!!!FREE TO NAVY LEAGUE Nick Goodman and Friends this answering questions concerning the Members, their families and those Friday evening from 5 p.m. until Commissary. A short business of the community who have UNUSED 7 p.m. Join your friends at the meeting will follow. All CPO wives B-B-Q Tickets issued during the piano bar in the Rathskeller for Sunday, Nov. 7--Sunday Champagne are invited to attend. For more Navy Birthday Celebration at the Happy Hour. Free Hors d'oeuvres Brunch begins at 11 a.m. Enjoy a information or transportation please park. For others a small charge and reduced drink prices in the fine selection of breakfast foods, contact Pat at 2227, Cyndie at 2368 will he collected. Time: 10 a.m. main bar and Rathskeller from 5 p.m. pastries and fruits. Adults $3.75 or Brenda at 3828. Hope to see you to 1 p.m., Sunday Nov. 7, at the until 7 p.m. Dance to the sounds with Champagne, $3.50 without there. Barrel Club. Champagne, Omlets, of Moe's Variety from 9 p.m. until Champagne, children under 12 $1.50. Pancakes, Music, etc. 1 a.m. The dining room will fea- "Sundae Night at the Movies" gives ture King size Prime Rib, 16 oz. everyone a chance to build his own NAVY LEAGUE WILL MEET IN THE COMO for $9.95. Early Bird Specials will ice cream sundae. Beginning at Club dining room, Tuesday, Nov. 9, be offered from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. for 650 you can build a at 7 p.m. All members are urged Friday, Saturday and Sunday. mountain of ice cream and toppings. to attend. The dining room will feature "Steak Saturday, Nov. 6--The dining room Night" on Sunday nights. All steaks A SQUARE DANCE CLASS FOR YOUNG WINDJAMMER CLUB special for Saturday will be deli- and Prime Rib are $1.50 off the people, 12-years-old and older will cious Prime Rib, 16 oz. for $9.95. regular price. If you enjoy great start on Saturday, Nov. 6, at 2 p.m. Come join us and LeRoy on Friday Enjoy this special or the "Early steaks try ours at these low prices. The class will be held at the GTMO and Saturday, Nov. 5th and 6th, at Bird Special" served 6 p.m. until Swingers Square Dance Club, which the Windjammer Club. You're really 7 p.m. The "Early Bird Special" Attention Fleet Types and Night is located next to the base nursery. going to miss good music if you is designed as a low cost alterna- Owls: For those after hours The class for young people will be don't come and listen and dance to tive to dining out. For $3.50 munchies enjoy a freshly made free and will last about 20 weeks the beat of Graphic Expression. enjoy a complete meal. Friday, Hoagie or Sandwich in the COMO Bar with a break for the holidays. Starting at 8 p.m. until 12 p.m. Saturday and Sunday the COMO will until Midnight. The Best Chili in Exceptions to the 12-year-old age We hope to see you Friday and show a movie at 7 p.m. suitable for GTMO will be served nightly at the limit will be made on an individual Saturday night. children. Drop the kids at the COMO Bar. When all others are basis. For more information, per- movies and relax and enjoy a quiet closed, you can still get a case of sons can call either Tammy at Ext. Come on down to the Windjammer Club meal. Heartburn at the COMO. 2268 or Jim Dewater at ext. 2300 and make this Sunday your lucky day. or 2482. Doors open at 1 p.m. and the excitement of Jammer Bingo begins ATTENTION GTMO SWINGERS SQUARE with the Early Bird game at 2:45 Dance Club: There will be a voting p.m. There are thirteen (13) COMMUNITY on new by-laws for the club on games and three Great Jackpots that Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 7 p.m. All must be won. Just think you may members are encouraged to attend. be the Lucky one to win the Big BULLETIN BOARD Jackpot. So, what are you waiting Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette CPO CLUB on? Come on down and meet your office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried friends, have a nice tall cool to the Public Affairs Office in the COMNAVBASE Admin drink and a snack from the Snack Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the Shack and have some fun playing previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Bingo!!!! ments will be accepted any time. Announcements A will be published at least once a week at the dis- HARBOR LIGHTS LOUNGE: The dining ATTENTION WINDWARDITES, IF YOU SEL- cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities room is open from 5:30-8:30 p.m. dom get to Leeward, now is the time that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex Friday through Monday for dining to venture out and visit the other and color or national origin will not be accepted. from our menu. The Specialty of the half of GTMO. For you Leeward house on Friday and Saturday is residents, now is the time to enjoy delicious Prime Rib. This weekend a luncheon without worrying about Sensation will be playing the tunes the ferry schedule. Let the Wind- Special Announcements from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. both ward residents worry about it for a Friday and Saturday night. The change. Guantanamo Bay Officers' SPACE "A" CHARGES: EFFECTIVE Harbor Lights Lounge is open Monday Wives Club will hold its November immediately all space A passengers thru Friday from 11 a.m. until 1p.m. luncheon on Leeward again this year. traveling via Eastern from Norfolk CLOSED on Tuesday. The luncheon, which will feature to GTMO will be charged $13 ($10 authentic Cuban cuisine, will be space A charge plus $3 head tax) TOPSIDE LOUNGE: Open Sunday thru held in the BOQ Lounge on Nov. 17th This charge is only on outbound MAC Thursday (CLOSED on TUESDAY) from at 11 a.m. VC-10 and NAS Wives are commercial contract flights. All 11 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. and from hostesses for the occasion. LCDR space A charges on government owned 11 a.m. until 12:30 a.m. on Friday Stan Brooks, Base Intelligence THERE WILL BE A FREE DOG DIP AT THE aircraft will remain at $10. and Saturday. The Topside Lounge Officer, will be the guest speaker. from 9 a.m. Pound Friday, Nov. 5, FIRE STATION #1, BUILDING 738, is open to all E-7's thru E-9's, He will discuss the base's strate- noon. The Pound is located until located in the industrial area, civilian equivalents and guests gic importance. Anyone wishing a Control building behind the Pest will be secured from 8 a.m. on only. Happy Hour is Thursday from reservation is requested to call on Sherman Avenue. For more 5 p.m. to 6 Nov. 5 until noon on Nov. 8. This p.m. We serve lots of Dee Dee Barnett (4401) or Pat Unrau call P03 Truman at 4440. fun and information closure is due to the Fire heavy Hors d'oeuvres. (4356) by Nov. 15. Babysitting THREE WEEKS Station being fumigated. Emergency will be provided (on Leeward) if NAVY BALL PHOTOGRAPHY: NOTE: CPO procedures for notifying the Fire Advisory Board Meeting you request it at the time of your since the Ball and your Portrait Division will remain the same, will be Thursday Nov. 4, at 2:30 reservation. Windwardites should Packages will be ready for distri- p.m. in calling 117/3333 or by activating the Harbor Lights Lounge. take the 10:30 ferry. Bus trans- bution on Friday, Nov. 5, anytime a fire alarm street box. Official/ portation to and from the ferry will between 2 - 6 p.m. at 325A Marina be provided. Hope to see everyone Point. Please don't miss that day! business phones will change, for Educational Notes there. Your birthday celebration was a this period only, from 4222/4165 to complete success. That excitement 2631. THE SOCIALIZER CLUB WILL BE OPEN was captured on film and hopefully BY POPULAR REQUEST!! MAMA ELLIE IS this weekend for members and guests. you will be as pleased as I am offering morning Hors D'Oeuvres For your entertainment the Sugar about the results! Yes, reprints Cooking classes for the coming Bear will be bringing you the would be back in time for Christmas holiday season. These classes are newest and best sounds on the Rock gifts. Any questions? Call Diana filling fast so call now. Classes this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 2680. are beginning immediately! All night from 8 p.m. til 1 a.m. VISITOR PASS REQUESTS:ALL VISITOR supplies furnished. Call Mama pass requests for entry via Norfolk Ellie at 2392 AT. must be received in PSD Transpor- BOAT SHED CLEAN UP: CURRENTLY THE TE DALY tation at least 30 days in advance Leasers at the NAVSTA Boat Shed have of travel. For entry via Kingston left gear scattered about the area. requests must be received at least Leasers utilizing lockers are to GAZETTE 14 days in advance of travel. All number them according to their ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAKING A 5 contract renewal requests for boat slip. Area is to be cleaned credit, 12 week accounting class travel must be received (Orig + 7) up by Nov. 8. Special Services beginning Jan. 17 and including in PSD Transportation at least 14 maintenance will commence final principles and procedures relating Captain Maurice 0. Fitzgerald, days in advance of travel. Reminder: clean up on Nov. 9. All lockers to partnerships and corporations. seats via Kingston for holiday tra- not stenciled to corresponding Accounting for manufacturing, cost Commander, U.S. Naval Base vel are almost filled. Also, seats slips will be cleaned out. All accounting, branch and departmental are not confirmed until paid for. gear not secured be removed. accounting, interpretation of Lt. Cmdr. Keith Maynard will Anyone who has requested a reser- financial statements, supplementary .Public Affairs Officer vation should pay for it soonest. CARIBBEAN ARTS & CRAFTS WORKSHOP statements, data processing, and L. j.g. Sharon Ponzer Payment for travel from Norfolk does is presenting a sensational Fall management controls. Please con- .Assistant Public Affairs Officer not confirm travel arrangements. Show/Sale including original, hand- tact Los Angeles Metropolitan JOC Lew Reed Actual confirmation must be made by crafted items--?adopt a cuddly, College at 4307 or 4748 before **.Public Affairs Assistant MAC, Scott AFB, IL. lifelike doll? (papers included), Nov. 20. JO1 Ron Rust.Editor how about dressing your holiday J03 Michael Page.Journalist DOD SHOWS PRESENTS "SATIN STAR". table w/ a hand painted table THE COLLEGE EDUCATION OFFICES, LA Mrs. Susan Junkins This Virginia Beach, VA band will cloth? Deck the halls w/silk- Metro and ODU will be open from .Production Assistant feature high energy, top 40 music. screening? Or decorate the Xmas 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through The band will be playing on the tree w/smocked ornaments? Want to Friday. The LA representatives The Daily Gazette is published accoding to the following rle and regular ns for ship and station newpapers dates: watch a potter's wheel in action? will be in the office from 9 a.m. as otlned In NAVEXS P-35 and under the ndiectin Nov. 5 - Downtown Lyceum Find a unique and unusual holiday to 1 p.m. The ODU representative of the Naval ase Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times eekly at gvernment expense on goverment Nov. 6 - Marine Lyceum present? Come to the show. Where? will be in the office from noon to equipent at he Navy Publicatos and Printing vice Nov. 7 - Leeward Point Lyceum Navy Exchange--"Under the Big Top". 4 p.m. Our new location is in the Branh Office, the opinions or ta eetsin n a items that appear herein ae nto be Constued as offiial All shows begin at 7 p.m. The When? Saturday, Nov. 6 from 11 a.m. Education Center located in oasreflecting he vies of COMVMY)SE or the De- scheduled movie will be shown at can we Building pertmt of the Nay. to 3 p.m. How convenient AV-33 on McCalla Hill. the CONCLUSION of the performances. get. Phone numbers are 4307 or 4748. The Daily Gazette Page 3 gtmo dialogue

"To the Gold Hill Bandits, "Though you have not advertised Gold Hill Towers, Guantanamo Bay, it, the entire list of contributions Cuba: made by you is great--known--and "Sincerest thanks from one very appreciated. appreciative chief petty officer, "It is my honor to have been, to all of you. though briefly, one of you. May you "That is my feelings--along with always have fair winds and follow- all other attendees thay I have ing seas. spoken to--for the outstanding time "Sincerely looking forward to our enjoyed by all who attended the 208th. Thank you all." CPO, which honored the U.S. Navy's 207th Birthday, held on Oct. 23, R.L. "Red" Warren 1982. RMC USN Naval Base Civilian Personnel Job Openings Applications should be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies (LEFT TO RIGHT) SSGT LEE K. STALEY, CPL DANIEL C. COMP, AND SSGT KEITH may be obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel office or by R. Logan receive Good Conduct Awards during a recent ceremony. This reviewing the Vacancy Announcements posted on the official bulletin as Cpl Comp's first award, SSgt Staley's fourth award, and SSgt Logan's boards. ird award. (Official U.S. Navy photo) ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND 19-83 Carpenter Helper, LWG-4607- 10 Nov82 PWD 05 (TEM NTE 1 YR) All private organizations, clubs, GTMO Bay Racing Association 020-83 Sheetmetal Mechanic, LWG- 10 Nov82 PWD and groups are required by COMNAV- Hospital Enlisted Wives Club 3806-08 BASEGTMO Notice 5760 of 22 October Hospital Officers' Wives Club 021-83 Secretary (Typing), GS-318- 10 Nov82 DOD Sch. 1982 to submit to the Naval Base Iguana Video Club 05 Staff Judge Advocate, the following Jamaican/Cuban Recreation Council NAF-06-83 Bartender, NA-705-05 (PT) 10 Nov82 CPO Club documents not later than 30 Novem- Junior Flag Football 12-83-A Mail Clerk, GS/LGS-305- FBPO ber 1982: 8 Nov 82 Ladies Golf Association 02 (hours are 11 (a) An up-to-date copy of the or- A.M to La FRA (Ladies Auxiliary of the 7 P. M.) every ganization's constitution and by- day except Fleet Reserve Association) Thursday and Sunday. laws. La Leche League The following positions are permanent registers (b) A copy of the most recent Leeward Point Community Associa- 17-83 Clerk Typist, GS/LGS-322-03 OPEN All Commands audit report conducted by an inde- tion/Leeward Leisure Arts Associa- 18-83 Firefighter (Structural), PS OPEN Fire Dept pendent auditor. tion -081-03 (c) A current list of officers of Little Theatre the organization. Latino Club (d) The nature, functions, and ob- Marine Officers' Wives Club APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: jectives of the private organiza- Marine Enlisted Wives Club tion. Men's Golf Association NAF-21-82 Security Guard, PS-085-02 INT CLUBS (e) A statement that membership Motorcycle Club 4-82 Clerk-Typist, GS/LGS-322-03 in the organization is without re- Naval Air Station Officers' Wives NAF-31-82 Waiter/Waitress, NA/LWG-7420-03 INT CLUBS striction due to race, creed, col- Club NAF-25-82 Bartender, NA/LWG-7405-03 INT CLUBS or, sex, or national origin. Naval Station Officers' Wives Club NAF-47-82 Cook, NA/LWG-7404-05 INT CLUBS (f) Designation of management re- Navy League NAF-42-82 Food Service Worker, NA/LWG-7408-02 INT CLUBS sponsibilities, to include the ac- countability for assets, satisfac- tion of liabilities, disposition of any residual assets upon dissolu- on, and assurance of responsible Walk, Then Jog To Fitness financial management. (g) An understanding by all mem- Exercising now is a sound investment in good 3 Walk at a brisk pace for 8 minutes, or for a bers as to whether they are person- health later. And the first step to starting an exer- shorter time if you become uncomfortably nally liable if the assets are in- cise program is a thorough medical checkup. If you tired. Walk slowly or rest for 3 minutes. Again or until you be- sufficient to discharge all lia- haven't had an exam in the past year, or if you are walk briskly for 8 minutes, past 30, the checkup may help you avoid serious come uncomfortably tired. bilities. consequences. (h) A requirement that an audit Chances are, your physician will give you an un- 4 Same as Week 3, but increase pace as soon of the organizational funds be con- conditional go-ahead. as you can walk 8 minutes with soreness or ducted semi-annually, with an audit Printed below are walking and jogging programs fatigue. report provided to the Naval Base recommended by the President's Council on Physi- Staff Judge Advocate. cal Fitness and Sports. Before you begin one, how- When you have completed Week 4 of this program, Private organizations not respond- ever, the Council suggests you take a walk and/or begin at Week 1 of the Walking-Jogging Program. ing to this notice by 30 November walk-jog test to help you find out what shape you're 1982 will be disestablished. All in, and at what level to start your fitness program. Walking-Jogging Program questions with regard to the afore- Week Daily Activity mentioned submission of documents Walk Test. The object of this test is to deter- 1 Walk at a brisk pace for 10 minutes, or for a should be referred to the Staff mine how many minutes (up to 10) you can walk at shorter time if you become uncomfortably or discomfort, Judge Advocate, telephone number: a brisk pace, without undue difficulty tired. Walk slowly or rest for 3 minutes. Again on a level surface. 4454 or 4821. walk briskly for 10 minutes, or until you be- If you cannot walk for five minutes, you should come uncomfortably tired. The following is a list of organ- begin with the Walking Program. izations thought to be functioning If you can walk more than five minutes, but 2 Walk at a brisk pace for 15 minutes, or for a aboard the Naval Base: less than 10, you should begin with the third week shorter time if you become uncomfortably of the Walking Program. Program tired. Walk slowly for 3 minutes. Adult Education If you can walk for the full 10 minutes, but are Amateur Radio Club somewhat tired and sore as a result, you should 3 Jog 20 seconds (50 yards). Walk 1 minute American Bowling Congress (ABC) start with the Walking-Jogging Program. (100 yards). Repeat 12 times. American Contract Bridge League/ If you can breeze through the full 10 minutes, Alpha Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi/Blue you are ready for bigger things. Wait until the next 4 (Same as Week 3) Water day and take the Walk-Jog Test. Fishing Association When you have completed Week 4 of this Burns & Roe Employee Recreation Walk-Jog Test. In this test you alternately program, begin at Week 1 of the Jogging walk 50 steps (left foot strikes ground 25 times) and Program. jog 50 steps for a total of 10 minutes. Boy Scout Troop 435 Walk at the rate of 120 steps per minute (left foot Jogging Program Loop Association Caravella strikes the ground at 1-second intervals). Jog at the Week 'Daily Activity Carribean Arts & Crafts Club rate of 144 steps per minute (left foot strikes ground 1 Jog 40 seconds (100 yards). Walk 1 minute Carribean Skippers Club 18 times every 15 seconds). (100 yards). Repeat 9 times. Carribean Saddle Club If you cannot complete the 10-minute test, be- Civic Council gin at the third week of the Walking-Jogging 2 Jog 1 minute (150 yards). Walk 1 minute (100 Program. CNB Officers' Wives Club yards). Repeat 8 times. Coin Club If you can complete the 10-minute test, but are tired and winded as a result, start with the last Community Fund 3 Jog 2 minutes (300 yards). Walk 1 minute of the Walking-Jogging Program before mov- Community Education Fund week (100 yards). Repeat 6 times. ing to the Jogging Program. "L" Wives' Club Company If you can perform the 10-minute test without 4 Jog 4 minutes (600 yards). Walk 1 minute Contractors Association difficulty, start with the Jogging Program. CPO Wives Club (100 yards). Repeat 4 times. Cub Scouts Walking Program 5 Jog 6 minutes (900 yards). Walk 1 minute Deer Park Zoo Committee Daily Activity (100 yards). Repeat 3 times. FIL-AM Club Week 1 Walk at a brisk pace for 5 minutes, or for a Reserve Association Fleet shorter time if you become uncomfortably 6 Jog 8 minutes (1200 yards). Walk 2 minutes FTG Officers Wives Club/Electronic tired. Walk slowly or rest for 3 minutes. Again (200 yards). Repeat 2 times. Hobby Association walk briskly for 5 minutes, or until you be- Guantanamo Bay Youth Athletic As- come uncomfortably tired. 7 Jog 10 minutes (1500 yards). Walk 2 minutes sociation (200 yards). Repeat 2 times. Girl Scouts and Brownies 2 Same as Week 1, but increase pace as soon GTMO Bay Model Railroad Associa- as you can walk 5 minutes without soreness 8 Jog 12 minutes (1700 yards). Walk 2 minutes tion or fatigue. (200 yards). Repeat 2 times. GTMO MotoCross Club GTMO Bay Officers Wives Club The Daily Gazette Page 3 Thursday, November 4, 1982 Local Sports Notes Rozelle:'Super Bowl date should be unchanged' Attention Reef Raiders: The Reef IL___" -. A=-AMML-MMR-MMML- NEW YORK (AP)--NFL Commissioner Pete also said he hoped there would be a Raiders Dive Club will hold a gene- Rozelle feels the date for the Super contract agreement reached in time ral business meeting Thursday, Nov. NBA Bowl should remain unchanged. to resumed the season by Nov. 14th. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Dive Shack. (AP)--Not many teams leave a basket- In a statement released last night, The NFL canceled Sunday's schedul- Members should come and participate. ball court in a good mood after a Rozelle said it is his "considered ed games yesterday--the seventh Non-members--come and join. loss, but the San Diego Clippers had Bowl should straight weekend smiles on their faces despite a opinion that the Super that the league has had to call off On Thursday, Nov. 4, at 7 p.m., 130-111 loss to Philadelphia. The be played on Jan. 30th." Rozelle its schedule. The talks the Guantanamo Bay Yacht Club is smiles were because the Clippers themselves inched along until. recessing having a meeting in the Game Room have finally signed their top draft Baseball. late last night. at the BOO to go over sail boat pick, Depaul's Terry Cummings. LOS ANGELES (AP)--The Los Angeles They'll resume today in New York. racing rules. Persons interested San Diego's Randy Smith also had Dodgers say they've made free agent in participating in the sail boat a big night. He set an NBA record Steve Garvey an offer that would Kegler's Kolumn races are invited to attend. by playing in his 845th straight make him one of baseball's highest- by Peri Stammreich I would like to start off by Special Services is now offer-ing game. paid players. making an announcement for the Youth Adult Golf Lessons given by Moose In other NBA highlights, David issued by the team Sign up will be this Claxton. The class will be held on Thompson's three-point basket at the A statement Bowling. says the offer would make Garvey one Saturday between the hours of 9:30 Wednesdays and Fridays from 5p.m. buzzer gave the Seattle Supersonics of the top-10 best-paid players in a.m. and 11 a.m. This will be the to 6 p.m. beginning Nov. 10th and a 109-107 win over the San Antonio the game. Team President Peter only time you can sign up your will run through Dec. 10th. The Spurs; the Dallas Mavericks' Kelvin O'Malley also says the Dodgers have children to bowl. No sign ups will cost of the class is $25 and the Ransey snared a rebound with 18 se- made Garvey an offer that would en- be taken after this time. class size is limited to five stu- conds left, and after being fouled, able him to continue with the team I have a few scores for you. The dents. For more information, please made good the free throws to secure as a consultant follow- League had a few a 102-101 victory over the Houston for 10 years Hospital Mixed call Kathy at 2560. week. Bill Mayo Rockets; Kelly Tripucka and Isiah ing his playing career. good bowlers last a 501, Jim A new slowpitch softball team-- Thomas had 24 points each as Detroit Garvey formally filed for free had a 191, Jim Darrah for a 526. For the "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly"-- made its record 4-0 with a 152-144 agency on Tuesday. And O'Malley Burns a 186/190 men' up- that Linda Lubitz had a 168. is now forming for the s win over Chicago; and Boston's Lar- says he's still not optimistic gals, be able to keep Gar- For the free timers, Dean Roberts coming slowpitch softball league. ry Bird had 23 points to put the the Dodgers will two sides are scheduled to 223 for a 501. We need you! You say you don't Celtics past Indiana, 111-104. vey. The bowled a fantastic Sheldon had a 187, Pam play like Reggie Jackson--that's In other games, the scoring went: talk by telephone today. Barbara a 185, Pat Keene a 162, and o.k., because we don't either. Golden State 99 New York 97 Easly Debbie Wharff a 163 and a 164. But we do plan on enjoying the Los.Angeles 135 Denver 134 NHL 153 and Thuy Holberg a softball season anyway! The team (overtime) (UPI)--The Boston Bruins spoiled Dian Thomas Thurs., Nov. 154. will have a meeting, Washington 104 New Jersey 85 coach Scotty Bowman's 1,000th game 4, at Cooper Field (softball field behind the bench last night with a For the Ladies COMO, Marcia Allen #2) at 7 p.m. For more informa- PGA 3-2 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. had a 164 and a 174. Karen Emmer- Donna Hollis had a tion, please call Steve at 4794 or JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)--There's Tom Fergus netted the game-winner, ton had a 166, for a 499. Cindy Jim at 2914. going to be a Florida tournament scoring his seventh goal of the sea- 152, 161, 184 had a 141, Gloria Collier on the pro golf tour in 1983 that son. Ingraham Sandy Catlett a 144. the winner can call a year's work. Elsewhere, the scoring went: had a 143, had a 157, Cindy Karate Officials say the Tournament Play- Los Angeles 6 Toronto 2 Betsy Montgomery Jan Carley a 152, ers Championship at Sawgrass, Pla., Edmonton 7 Winnipeg 2 Priester a 154, a 143, Cindy (near Jacksonville) in March will Washington 3 Chicago 3 160, Jean Thompson Briesacher a 152 Tourney carry a $126,000 prize for the win- N.Y. Islanders 3 Detroit 3 Jones a 153, Rose a 148. ner. Jerry Pate took home $92,000 and Mary Richards next week. A karate tournament will be held for the 1982 title. Marlboro Classic Well that's it until at the W.T. Sampson Elementary With Sunday's Walt Disney World See you then. for the Marl- School Auditorium on Nov. 7 at Classic win, Hal Sutton is the run- The final sign-ups will be Nov. Attention Youth Bowlers: Bowling 1 p.m. Events will include wea- away choice for rookie-of-the-year boro Bowling Classic ups will be at starts on Saturday, Nov. 13th, and pons demo, street-style self-de- honors. The 24-year-old Sutton won 8. And all sign Alley. Also, runs through February. All children fense demo, plus fighting and ka- more than $237,000 on the PGA tour-- the Marblehead Bowling adult supervisors are to tas. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place tro- the best financial season ever for the final sign-ups for the Marl- and their bowling alley no later phies will be awarded. To enter a rookie pro. boro Golf Classic will be on Nov. be at the the fighting, the cost is .$7. To 9th. And all sign-ups will be at than 9:45 a.m. Bowling will start enjoy the events, admission is Local Tennis the Golf Course. For further in- promptly at 10 a.m. If you are katas ($5), general public adults Sign ups are open for the Nov. 6-7 formation, contact your Bowling or interested in signing up your child ($2) and kids, 13-and-under, ($1). "draw-doubles tournament" until Golf manager. And please note: and you have not already done so, To enter contest, please contact 3 p.m. Thursday. 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