European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 23, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday. December 23. 1967 the stars and stripes Pago 3 naval base s needy get helping a ,i, Bartman wish mud Bureau Noki ,. Some dedicated Navy volunteers a Ukini extra hard this Christmas in see i hit Tarvun usually High Numbat of needs Navy fan and around this Brj Icso Navnil base the world have ii Diml Holiday there seem1, Loho a greater Sci d this year than in the  said Chap lain 1.1. Ham Lindhall of Norfolk s naval family services Center. Bui lie and Kathy Morns of the nearby Lillic Creek family sen1 docs Center two key coordinators of the Holiday giving pro Gram were at a loss to explain Why Here arc so Many More families in need this hoi id ii season. Volunteers in Norfolk with a its sailors now serving in t persian Guf a the Nup Kotof needy people has in cams Unm year to year basically a Chausa lard of the Holiday assistance Refram tends to spread r the increase was sub  group served 620 meals at iks giving. Compared to 385 a year aug. And it in porn inc same kind of in Rease Jot Christmas. While Navy personnel and some pfopk1 in the civilian Silvor have ona1 Asiain responded i ilu1 need Morris Aid in s going. L he tight this a or it s hopeful that Evi Vonc in need Willand there la he at least ont toy  needy child. As the  the sup of toys has Windu we Don l know Iio  Morris said. " on what comes a Bellec a no Christmas thai i he Tuy shortage Mayi partly by cutbacks in morale. Fare and recreation funds Fie cause of this she said. A lot of commands Aren t having children s Christmas parties or Are not providing  Morris said part of the extra need this year can be attributed to More people knowing about the assistance program. But she and brim Al guessed that the  might be pan of the problem our pay raises Haven t been that Gie  vial Morris a Sailor s wife. You re looking Al an awful lot of people in your ii errands. Tiung people who arc Noj milking a lot a Money. Some Oft just learning in budget to Nevi. One of the  to Coli Fale their families to for  Hrim Ilu we strongly encourage the com mands to he sensitive to to Cir  he added. Everybody gels Down on their Luck sometimes. Even those who manage Money Well Ean have catastrophes a Luse fire a ear Accident medical prob programs such As champs to Tyilian health and i Dicilia program Ali Rel Ain rent scrv1 ices offer a lot. But Cha i us docs l cover every thing. We have Young wives Here with three children and their husband Over in the i  Gulf. Tilt Money does t Al ways come in on time he said explain ing that sailors sometimes inadvertently Wail too Long to file their allotment re Spiehs tqrjnfffltri7 they want their Vehik Llu y re Iway. Ohday Asci since program llnd1, the needy in Mph referrals irom other Navy families and concerned individuals. Liri Mhall did Pride often keeps Hose in need from seeking help and the ones acc Oivinn assistance sometimes feel awk Ward when the assistance suddenly appears. But he said the Holiday spirit soon soothes All complications. And tins Yeier Liri Mhall. Who arrived in Norfolk Only several months ago found a Way of spreading the Joy a link1 further while helping Mil on i he toy shortage. Al his request he said. The Navy Brig made some wooden toys. 11 was really exciting for Ilic men Over there. They enjoyed doing it. And now we have a room Jull of cradles toy cars Little boats and  helping out in the brie to Crine presents and food to the needy  acc pling help " his is what it s Atn out to me said Brimhall. Giving i Chi Nyrl b ally infuses the  boy revived after being trapped under water Gardnerville. Nev. A Doc tors revived a 19-Monlh-old boy Mon Day after he was trapped under water for 20 to 2i minutes when his Mother s skid Ding car flipped broke through Iee on a Frozen canal and Sank. Stephen Edmonds was in critical condition at Washoe medical Center in Reno where he was flown by helicopter Coll Wing the morning wreck. Authorities said his Mother Deborah Edmonds 21, suffered minor injuries and was released from an emergency Dinic. Paramedic Don so Anglo who Dove into the canal and pulled the boy from the car after smashing out a car window said the boy had no pulse at first but after about 15 minutes started by Cash ing on his own bul not regular or  Douglas county sheriffs Deputy Greg Curtis along with single paramedic Bobby Wartgow and Volunteer fireman Steve Morgan also plunged into the 5 fool deep canal said he selected heart activity As the boy was sent by ambulance to the Carson Valley emergency clinic. Don got the baby and handed him to me Curtis said. He was White but when i hooked up the heart Monitor there was a Little activity. I just Hope the Little kid makes  or. Richard Newbold worked on the child in the ambulance at the emergency clinic until he helicopter arrived to take him to the Reno clinic. Stangle said thai when he got to the Accident scene i just stripped Down and Winlin. Bobby was right behind me. But we could l get the door open. We came out and just about froze to  Curtis then got � Cable hooked onto the car a line Model four wheel drive Wagon and the rescuers were Able to Winch it Over onto the passenger Side. Officers said the Mother managed to gel out of the car through a broken win Dow but could t find her son. All i remember is seeing four wheels and people screaming there s a baby in there and i went in stangly said the reason the baby has a Chance to make it is that this was a cold water drowning he added. He was probably under water for 20 to 25  glider attack spurs israeli punishment Jerusalem us l three army officers and six enlisted men will be punished for allowing a Lone Arab guerrilla flying a hang glider to attack an army base in Northern Israel last month killing six soldiers military officials said monday. Gen. Dan Shimron the army chief of staff ordered the courts martial dishonourable discharges and other disciplinary measures recommended by an investigator studying Security lapses on what has become known As the night of the  on nov. 25, a Lone Arab guerrilla sailed Over the Border from Lebanon on a hang glider sneaked inside an army base and went on a shooting spree killing six soldiers and wounding seven others before he was gunned Down by a wounded israeli Soldier. The attack stunned israelis and Shimron appointed maj. Gen. Malan Vilnai to determine How in could have occurred. Vilnai recommended that the officer on duty at the base and the guard Al the front Gate on the Ghl of the attack face courts martial. In addition he tailed for the Dismie Al of an officer and three noncommissioned officers for not meeting reasonable standards under  an officer and two other soldiers whose Belm Nir was found to be Dell enl will be reprimanded. Shimron accepted the recommendations a Milia or spokesman said. The military said. That despite Advance warnings of infiltrations soldiers ill the base did not go on Alert. The guard Al the Gjok Ippi Fiille a i Lidia to Wilhour a shot instead of conf unlink the guerrilla As regulations require officials said. Keeping those cards and letters coming Lluli Dii mail has Poisl a flirts Minuni the North Hup Pizik in la the mail fur i a. A Milnrt