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vol. 2, No. 3 Helping to keep Hawaii Marine green Jan.19, 1973 1st Marine Brigade celebrates 20th anniversary

K-BAY -- The I st Marine 27th Marine Regiment was reactivated. Squadron -122 arrived at the Kaneohe Brigade is observing its 20th During the 1968 "Tet Air Station from Vietnam during anniversary with a Color Ceremony at Offensive," the Brigade was again used September 1970. This brought Marine 8 o'clock this morning in front of the to supply the manpower to thwart Aircraft Group-24's strength up to Brigade headquarters. Communist intentions in Vietnam. three fighter /attack squadrons While a number of organizations During February, the 1st Battalion was available to support the operations of in the past have been designated or ordered to Vietnam, and after eight the 1st Marine Brigade. titled "1st Marine Brigade," the months of fighting, returned to Hawaii This was followed in May 1971 present brigade is a descendant of the and the Air Station as the infantry arm by the addition of the MAG's first 1st Provisional Marine Air-Ground of the 1st Marine Brigade. Helicopter Squadron (HMM) -262 Task Force, which was activated here On December 2, 1969, the colors arriving on May 17, and Marine Heavy in 1953. of the battalion were retired, and the Helicopter Squadron (HMH) -463 April 18, 1953, marked the day Kaneohe unit was redesignated as the arriving on May 30. that 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines. the late former President Harry S The 1st Radio Battalion colors Truman was honored guest at a Although there were no actual parade, review and commissioning troop changes, unit names were ceremony for the task force. Its changed. First Brigade units at the Air See page 8 for a brief glance commander was Brigadier General J.P. Station were: 1st Battalion, 3rd at some faniliar Brigade Riseley. The task force was comprised Marines; "A" Battery, 1st Battalion, scenes then and now of Marine Aircraft Group-13 as the air 12th Marines (Artillery); and Marine portion and the 3rd Marines as the Aircraft Group-24 with Marine fts. ground component. Fighter/Attack Squadrons 212 and were officially presented to the In August 1953, the 3rd Marines 235. Brigade on April 18. were ordered to Japan, with the 1st Then during March 1970, the On May 20, the 9th Engineer Provisional Reconnaissance Group Brigade added two more units to its Battalion colors were retired and the becoming the major ground unit until list: Company "A" (Reinforced), 1st unit was redesignated as the 3rd the 4th Marines arrived from Japan in Engineer Battalion, and Company Engineer Battalion. On June 4, the 1st February 1955. "A,'," 1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion, 12th Marines joined the In a historic ceremony in May Battalion, fresh from the Republic of Brigade, followed by the presentation 1956, nearly 2,000 spectators Vietnam. of the 3rd Marine Regiment colors on witnessed the renaming of the 1st Marine Fighter/Attack June 9. Provisional Air-Ground Task Force to 0 1st Marine Brigade, when the task force colors were retired and the Brigade's colors were activated. Register Drawing elements from the 3rd Now! Marine Division and the 1st Marine The 12-week class, which begins Aircraft Wing, the Brigade's immediate K-BAY - Registration is being held at the Joint Education Center in Jan. 30, will be given each Tuesday goal was to become completely air Building 219 for K-Bay servicemen and Thursday in Building 267 from transportable and maintain an and their dependents who are 8-10:30 p.m. amphibious assault capability, The only fee for the class will be employing interested in taking a high school vertical envelopment for books required by the instructor. tactics. American. Black History Class. The late '50s and early '60s saw the Brigade practicing its amphibious specialties in the widely separated areas of California, Taiwan and the Philippines. Bewartiot booby traps The increased U.S. involvement in Vietnam in 1965 meant the WASHINGTON, D.C. - The be used as compared to that of a deployment of the Brigade's ground U.S. State Department has in its letter. units. They traveled first to Okinawa, possession an instruction manual Booby trapping mail has been then to Vietnam. Once in Vietnam, entitled "Sabotage and Mining," issued adopted by this organization as their the units were detached from the by the Popular Front For The standard method of sabotage and Brigade. Liberation Of Palastine General murder. In July of that year, the 1st Command (PFLP -GC) describing a Should anyone encounter 'nail Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment new method of Booby Trapping mail. resembling the foregoing description, arrived at Kaneohe as the 4th Marine one should avoid handling it, evacuate replacement, and in December, Marine The booby trapped article is a the area immediately and notify the O'Wives present Fighter/Attack Squadron-212 became rolled up journal which when opened nearest bomb disposal team. 'Hello Broadway the first Brigade unit to return to sets off an explosive charge. The No mail booby trapped in this Kaneohe from Vietnam. terrorists like this method, since a manner has been encountered so far. CAMP SMITH - Reservations town" on Feb. 16. Your ticket by mail reservations will be sold at the The 5th Marines were then much larger quantity of explosives can But be on the alert. are now being accepted for Mardi Gras chairman is Mrs. Richard Gleeson, Pearl Harbor Officers' Club on Feb. 15 1973, ordered to Vietnam in February 1966. Hello Broadway, a musical 2254 Aumakua St., Pearl City, and from 1 I :30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. With their departure from Kaneohe production being presented by the reservations should be mailed no later This program will start with Marine Corps Air Station, there were Awa Lau Wahine - Navy, Marine Corps than Feb. 1. no-host cocktails in the Garden Lanai no ground elements with the Brigade Oily problem eliminated by and Coast Guard Officers' Wives' Club. It is encouraged that commands continued on page 3 until June when the 1st Battalion, It will be held at the Pearl Harbor attend in groups; however, individual Officers' Club. reservations will also be accepted. The music is arranged by John Every effort will be made to seat using a little grease Ingram, CINCPACFLT band director. groups as per their requests. elbow Mr. Ingram and' the CINCPACFLT Checks or money orders should by LCpI Greg Gerding combo will perform the musical score. be made payable to "Awa Lau The theme "Hello Broadway" Wahine" and those making K-BAY One hundred Marines of the 1st Marine Brigade here participated in was conceived by Ginny Chewning, - reservations are asked to enclose clean-up operations on the eastern shoreline of Oahu this week. '73 Mardi Gras producer, who was self-addressed, stamped envelopes. On Monday evening, the high tide brought an oil slick. As the high tide left, "searching for entertainment with This will insure that your tickets are crude oil remained on the beaches. universal appeal." received promptly and with no According to Coast Guard Lieutenant R. Werner, Chief of the Marine Marine officers inconvenience. and their guests Tickets will be mailed Environmental Protection Branch, 14th District Staff and in charge of clean-up are urged to attend this "night on the approximately Feb. 5. Tickets not sold opetations, "The oil came from the leakage of a passing ship several hundred miles away." He added, "The oil had been in the ocean for a week or more and we were just unfortunate that the oil just didn't pass on by the island." fah Marines raked up the oil on Tuesday and Wednesday past the high tide mark for civilian maintenance crews to pick up. Lt. Werner said there should be no A new plane for the Corps problem in having all of the beaches cleaned up within a couple of days.

WASHINGTON D.0 - It looks He is the AV-8A project officer here, like an instant replay of itself. assisted by Lt. Bob Temme, USN. There it is, a sleek little jet The VSTOL (Vertical and Short zapping into the Point Mugu airfield Take Off and Landing) ability of the landing pattern at 350 miles per hour. jet--and the fact that it can fly Suddenly it stops mid-air and backwards and ascend or descend many capabilities, take-off, during hovers like a helicopter. rapidly through clouds--seem to be The AV-8A demonstrates one of its the vertical Richardson) Even veteran pilots here blink fool-the-eye tricks. a recent training exercise at Bouge Field, N.C. (photo by MSgt herb their eyes and shake their heads in But Royal Air Force squadrons amazement as the Marine Corps' who have been using the Hawker AV-8A "jump jet" turns 360 degrees Siddeley attack aircraft for several in the air in less than five seconds. years know the practical applications Then it sets down in a spot of such capabilities. xme alto: about as wide as your front yard--75 feet. VSTOL aircraft can use a variety Nearby on the runway are of land and sea bases. Those on land go several more of the aircraft, part of the need little preparation, so the jet can The first to call, first to nation's only AV-8A squadron, Marine land on grass, tarmac, dirt, gravel, ice Attack Squadron (VMA) 513 out of or snow. This allows bases (with CAMP SMITH - First Marine is good for one member of the Army, Beaufort, S.C. greater concealment) closer to ground corporal and below or Sailor in the one Navy, one Air Force, one Marine For six weeks (Aug. I 8-Sept. 21) troops, permitting quicker close air pay grade E-I through E4 who calls and one Coast Guard. All meals and six of the unique aircraft were put support response and lower exposure Central Reservations Office, Kilauea services are included. through their paces in space with time to enemy defenses. Military Camp, telephone 543-2080, Newspaper or the residue from an oil slick that hit Waimanalo Beach on planes from Air Test and Evaluation At sea, the AV-8A has operated after 8 a.m. on Monday, gets to stay at Say Hawaii Marine Marines help clean up paper you read this ad Monday. The oil was not in its usually recognizable fluid state, but rather in what Squadron Four (VX4). from decks of carriers, cruisers and KMC for $1 per day from Jan. 29 to the name of the clerk, or get one Marine described as "resembling small chunks of asphalt." Working on the The appraisal at Point Mugu of amphibious support ships. It requires Feb. 4. Maximum stay is for seven in to the reservations clean-up with other servicemen were Marines from Provisional was no catapult or arresting gear. The days. charged the full price. prolect along air-to-air combat capability 12th Marines. plane size of the Bring one Transportation to and from the Services Battalion; 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines; and 1st Battalion, coordinated by Lt Col. Don I lanna, transonic is about the other adult and one Island is not included in this offer. (photo by ACp1 Ed Buchanan) USMC. chief projects officer at VX4. new A-4M Skyhawk. child under three free of charge. Offer Big stand Spotlight

INTEREST-FREE LOANS OFFERED union's 8.4 per cent annual percentage BE A MARINE AMBASSADOR The Navy Relief Society is rate loan sale for six months. Are you going back to the offering interest-free loans to Navy A WORD OF CAUTION mainland? Ilave you got a choice of and Marine Corps dependents for A word of caution to golfers and duty station.. yet? Do you want an college and vocational school children (who shouldn't but do play on exotic tour its a foreign attendance. Applicants must be high the K-Bay Golf Course), the water country?...and all the fun you want? school graduates and demonstrate from the sprinkling system is not fit Well, see your Career Planning NCO financial need, for human consumption and should for more details on how to apply for Applications and not be Department It will be your C,,1.1'. Fernandez tp)Sgt (,.B.1101,,nth Mrs. Nena Reston Sirs. Christine Johnson additional drunk. State duty. information are available from the Navy Starting immediately, the Public Camp Smith Camp Smith / K-Bay K-Bay first and best tour of duty that you SetCo, II&S Bn Band MCX MCX Relief Society, Suite 1228, 801 North Works Department will irrigate with Comm Employee will experience in your Marine Corps CINCPAC Cert of Merit Cert of Sgt P. Seidl Miigt S. Tillman Employee of Year of Month Randolph St., Arlington, Va. water Irons the secondary sewage Cantp Smith K-Bay NAVY FEDERAL treatment plant. The water is not career. It combines a responsibility tl&S Bn PSB SerCo, CREDIT UNION harmful to animals and plants, but and an opportunity for advancement CINCPAC Cert of Merit Shipover The board of directors of Navy because of impure properties, it does in rank and professional knowledge. Federal Credit Union has extended the not meet standards for humans. You have a choice of duty station and any assignment upon graduation from the six-week school held at Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps. Most Capt Horne takes command Marines have extended their tour to MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL He wished all his Marines "good luck" stay on embassy duty because of the and adventurous liberty HARBOR - A Change of Command in the future and bid them a fond easy living Col E. Winkleman Sgt a mind, B. Aiken Jr. ' Ceremony was conducted at Security farewell. Capt Champe has served as ports. Without doubt in your K-Bay K-Bay Company, Marine Barracks, Pearl company commander since June 1972. it will be the best tour of duty you SOMS 3rd Engr Bn Harbor, on Jail. 5, Marines received will ever have and it is the most Marine of Month Iligh School Diploma of Security Capt Horne the Company, dressed in Blue Dress "C," Company Colors from Capt Champe desirable one that the Marine Corps performed expertly as they bid and commended the Marines of can offer to the few good men that the farewell to Capt Charles R. Champe, Security Company for their past Corps wants to keep. (standing), Jean Denno president of outgoing commanding officer and performance, saying, "I hope that you Camp Smith NCO Wive; the Staff welcomed Capt David L. Horne as new Marines continue to carry on as you S. Club, introduces Col Kenneth commanding officer. have in the past and set an example Foley, Camp Commander, to that all Marines can be proud of." Special Pay Day 188 SNCO Wives. approximately As Capt Champe stood before Attending the Change of SNCO K-BAY There be a These women represented 17 his Company for the last time, he gave Command Ceremony were Col A.I. - will special Wives Clubs on Oahu at their quarterly praise to his Marines for their Thomas, Commanding Officer, Marine pay day of $50 this Wednesday. W2 Sergeant C.D. Caldwell, a member of forms will be included with this pay luncheon last Monday. The inter-island outstanding performance of duty Barracks, and the officers and staff Headquarters Company, 1st Marine and the remainder of your pay meeting was held at the Camp Smith while standing duty in running guard NCOs and their families of the will be Brigade, jogs during a recent lunch paid on Jan. 30. S-Club from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mae status for the past five to six months. Barracks. hour. By staying in top physical Smith (seated), Vice-President of the condition, he has attained a perfect Coordinating Council was Inter-Island GySgt Pat Cabrido receives his score of 300 points the last two times one the wives in just of involved honorable discharge and orders to tested on the physical fitness test. arranging this luncheon. (photo by Cpl A grave way of getting it together FMCR from LtCol Robert Wehrle, (photo by Cpl. Rick Saviors) Rick Brown) X0, Camp Smith, in a retirement The most frequent cause of accidents experi- tailgating ceremony after 19-and-one-half years assume a 5-mile trip across town in which eitaidaz.44 coluog#1 in the Marine enced by vehicle fleets has been the result of Let's Corps. GySgt Cabrido to cut safely was the G-2 Intelligence Assistant at ``tailgating." other vehicles are allowed in front of Camp Smith. Also attending the The reasons are simple. They boil clown to an our own. Let's allow one vehicle (a passenger car) ceremony is his wife, Sherry and his all-too-usual driver misconception that following to cut in front of us each block-at an average Religion and efficient living two daughters, Julie, center, and closely behind vehicles ahead will allow them to speed of 20 miles per hour (which is not slow in Naidah, right. GySgt Cabrido will be by Chaplain E.D. Cook reach destination faster. They feel city traffic). For each car that cuts in front, you retiring to his home in Ewa Beach. their seem to would fall back 15 feet (one car length), plus an This is the age of efficiency. People are striving as never before for perfection (photo by Cpl Rick Brown) that if they can prevent another car from getting 30 feet (two car lengths) for a in their trade. Few people try to become familiar with a large field anymore, K-BAY between thorn and the fellow ahead, they can save additional safe instead, they specialize in one. Doctors specialize in hearts, eyes, feet, etc. H&HS time. Or, they reason, if they can "bully" the driver following distance. That is a total of 45 feet per Engineers specialize in structures, electricity, chemicals. Mechanics specialize in The following personnel were in front of them to drive faster by hugging his block. transmissions, electrical systems, carburetors, while a tennis instructor was awarded awarded Meritorious Masts: Sgt P.A. tailpipe, also save time. there are 10 blocks to a city mile and 45 feet. a PHD his thesis on the this so we can become they'll If for backstroke. All of more efficient. Vanhemel, LCpI C.E. Kratz, Cpl L.E. In fact, no efficient have we become that it's very difficult for one to obtain a The approach is wrong. The results are unhappy. is lost for each of them, a total of 2,250 feet will be job Lemoine, LCpI S.J. Keller and Sgt until he has reached a high degree trip. 20 of perfection. G.L. Carden. The risks are great. Waiting for tow trucks-wait- lost for a 5-mile Traveling at miles per Certainly there is nothing wrong in seeking this kind of efficiency in our SOMS ing for replacement vehicles-filling out accident hour, it takes 1 minute and 15 seconds to travel the professional life, but I often wonder why so few seek the same kind of perfection in Sgt Rii. Renouf Jr. reenlisted, reports-going to court-,visiting the doctor-all msaillnees.2,250 feet-in other words 75 seconds in 5 their religious life. Compared to our professional life, our religious lives are grossly MABS-24 inefficient. mean loss of a huge amount of delivery time, just Sgt H.R. Moods reenlisted. For example: in trying to "save a minute." -Safety Hints Cpl H.A. Kuhse Jr. received a How perfect is our worship attendance? Certificate of Merit. But how much time can you really save by The Frank B. Hall Companies How efficient our prayer life? The following personnel received How knowledgeable are we in our subject? Meritorious Masts: Cpl B.C. Glover, How well are we fulfilling our mission in the world to "make disciples of all LCpI F.G. Hutchinson men?" and LCpI W.E. Dipner. Any way you cut it, we are grossly inefficient religiously. Well, what are we to CAMP SMITH do? Here are two suggestions: PFC J.M. Boyd, CEO; PFC R.C. 1 -Start taking our religious life as seriously as is.e take professional our life. Judson, G-4; PFC R.C. Matheny, C-4 2-Realize that our religious life is a professional life. ' and PFC M.J. Christner, liqCo, were This is something of what Key 73 is trying to say to America. promoted to their present rank. ri" 6th Engr. reservists begin work projects by Sgt Steve Hoffman K-BAY - Marines and their Construction projects two In project seven, the K-Bay dependents here will soon be enjoying through 11 will be completed by Marina will receive a new fence. a ballet and judo classroom thanks to groups of reservists who will be 27 Marine reservists who are in Hawaii arriving and leaving Isere every two Project eight is installing water on two weeks active duty training. weeks over the next few months. They and electrical outlets to restroom The reservists, who are members will be coming irons reserve units in trailers, which wi;l be used during the of the 6th Engineer Battalion USMCR, South Bend, Ind., Knoxville, Tenn., next K-Bay Water Carnival. and are from Portland and Salem, Peoria, Ill., Phoenix, Ariz., and Project nine will find the Ore., and Cary, Ind., are renovating a Eugene, Ore. reservists on the golf classroom in the Old Mokapu School course installing The second project will be water coolers by replacing termite-infested wood in and erosion prevention repairing and painting backstops and devices. the structure and installing a new floor. dugouts at Risley Field. Erecting two metal storage The tenth project will be to They will also install new buildings is project three. renovate the Boondocker Theater. playground equipment for pre-school children and build a door between two The fourth project will be The final projects for the last rooms at the school. building concrete picnic tables and group of reserves will be at Fort Hase "We have had assignments taking benches for use at dining facilities and and Hale Koa and will concem heavy as to Puerto Rico and massy other recreation areas. equipment work. places to do construction work, but Project five is a sunbathing and For 1973, the outlook is for a this is the first time that we have torn snack bar area at the enlisted new and more modern air station down portions of an existing structure swimming pool. designed to fit the needs of not only and rebuilt it," stated Cpl-dohn Sum Project six is a men's restroom in Marines and Sailors, but dependents of Gary, Ind. Building 219. young and old as well. 0

Finishing touches Taking xa ii. to the ballet and ludo classroom in the Old in the sights during their off-duty hours Mokapu School are completed by Marine reservist on Waikiki Beach, are these three wives and Sum of Gary, Ind. (photo by Cpl Rick Saylors Corporal John A. right are: PFC Timothy Charlene their reservist husbands. IronsFrom left to I and Smurdon, Marie and Lance Corporal George (photo by Cpl Eric Saylors) Singleton and PFC Daniel and Donna Danajski.

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by Sgt Tom Boa,' K-BAY - Did you know that to make sure the beaches weren't amphibious ships and landing boat Marines who wear red patches on their cluttered with confused Marines and characteristics, amphibian tractors, utility uniforms have 25 confirmed misdirected supplies. engineer equipment, supply kills in hand-to-hand combat'? It was the job of these early accountability procedures, helicopter Well, if you do, odds are you got pioneer battalions to make sure the characteristics and have the ability to your scoop from a Marine beaches ran quickly and efficiently. deal successfully with a wide variety of wearing. .(you guessed 0...red At Iwo Jima for instance, these units. patches on his utilities. early shore party Marines suffered over The Brigade's air/ground The real reason for the patches is 50 per cent casualties during the first concept, which makes helicopter to identify him as a member of a three days of the landing as they logistics support commonplace, has unique breed of Marine, born out of worked to set up supply areas, medical made the members of Alpha Company lessons learned the hard way in aid stations, and ammo dumps on the particularly expert at supporting the classrooms with such strange names as narrow and exposed beaches. 3rd Marines in helicopter operations. Guadalcanal, Tarawa, and Iwo Jima. The food and equipment used by THE HEAVY LOG It was in these World War II Marines to help set up that famous Ca pt R.11. Bailey, Company campaigns that the need For picture of the flag raising on Suribachi, Commander, reflected on the unit's organization on the beaches during a gesture of victory, was there, thanks recent activities, "In 1972 alone, this and after an invasion became a deadly to the work of shore party personnel. small company provided helicopter reality. THE MODERN VERSION support teams to load or hook up This organizing fell into the "A" Company, 3rd Shore Party 1,192,000 pounds of cargo in 261 hands of what was then called Battalion, is attached to the 1st Marine helicopter sorties. Additionally, an "pioneer battalions" and are now Brigade's 3rd Marine Regiment here at estimated one million pounds of cargo known as Shore Party Battalions. K-Bay and is the modern version of was moved to and from the Pohakuloa WORLD WAR LESSONS these World War II units. Training Area (PTA) on the Big Island The important lessons learned in Its parent battalion is stationed by fixed wing aircraft with shore party World War II were that the successful at Okinawa. assistance." amphibious invasions were the ones Ilere, as thirty years ago, their NOTHING TO IT? that were well organized once the mission is basically the same but their At first thought, one might get beachheads were taken. methods arc more up to date. the impression that there's nothing to The key was to get men and The modernization shore of a simple task like hooking a crate of supplies on the beaches and to the party procedures that has resulted in supplies to a hovering chopper and "hotspots" as quickly as possible and unique Marine, who must understand giving the bird a thumbs up. What most people don't realize however is the potential risk involved if this job is not handled by trained experts. Members of the helicopter support team (HST) must be able to determine the proper rigging for anything from C-Ration cartons to artillery pieces and light vehicles, making sure that all loads are properly secured. One of the most potentially hazardous positions during one of these external load pick-ups is taken by the Marine who must stand atop the load to be lifted with a sling assembly and hitch the load to a cable the chopper. from Gettin' hitched is half the work as these Shore Party Marines prepare a sling attatchment for some "heavy hauling" by one of the obvious danger the Besides if .117M-463's CH-53 helicopters. (photo by MSgt C.B. Simmons) bird were to lose power during the during the intricate hovering required in such a COMING UR the Vietnamese conflict and off their properties, Shore Party years Marines maneuver, there is also a good chance With three officers and 61 Marines' "in-country." pitched in men and machines of getting shocked by the static enlisted currently assigned to Alpha They brought back with them to help clean up their neighbors' land. electricity being built up by the Company, the unit is currently the benefits of experience under fire Keeping in shape the Heavy Equipment Section flexed it's muscles by helping the chopper's line. preparing for the upcoming battalion and a few sea bags full of purple IN CONCLUSION local Kaneohe YWCA move one of it's buildings last year. (photo by Cpl R.A. Lewis) If snagged correctly, with a static exercise at Pohakuloa. hearts. line, the shock is dissipated, but the "The `Teamies,' STAYING IN TRIM Capt Railey summed up some of slightest misjudgment could wind up communications, heavy equipment, Here at K-Bay the Shore Party the other shore party tasks handled to be a "shocking experience" for the and motor transport sections are Marines have done their best to retain within the past year as, "Assistance in and Pleas unfortunate Shore Party Marine. working late nights and weekends to their skills in peacetime by constant preparation of the Anderson for The danger is mostly in being enure that every item going with the training and cross-training. Ball monuments, laying matting is troop parking lot near the thrown off the cargo than from Battalion I,anding Team (BLT) Their desire to excel is mirrored the new car bodies on the electrocution. The zapped individual unquestionably ready," reports Capt in their record of two consecutive main PX, placing KMCAS weapons ranges for targets then gains entry into a select club of Bailey, "and the clerks wound up years of 100 per cent Marine Corps as security guards for shore party personnel throughout the working many long hours on record Institute graduations in subjects and working President Nixon's visits. Corps who can light cigarettes with books before the 1st Platoon went related to their field. Marines." their thumbs and have smoke coming TAD to 1st Battalion, 3rd In 1972, the record showed 110 "These tasks," he continues, Section out of their ears. The Communications completions out of 64 Marines "have been in addition to HST and Again this reporter has resorted handles the vital equipment needed to stationed with the unit (including staff forklift support for various Brigade to exaggeration, but then these keep the shore party team in constant and officers). units, MOS and PFT training, guard scoop. The Marines are used to that. touch with the latest The year also showed four group duty and field work. includes SO WHY THE PATCHES? Heavy Equipment Section completions (two in beach operations everything from a 3,000-pound the In their relatively short tenure in most and one on map reading and on "In short," concludes a I2-and-one-half-ton crane the ranks of Corps history, shore party forklift to helicopter operations). skipper, "these are the most versatile the Motor Transport Section is troops I have ever seen." personnel have been the butt of many and COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT responsible for an arsenal of wheels a chuckle, with most aimed at So, the next time somebody tells that include jeeps to 10-ton tractors. Another facet of training was in comments on why they wear those red you those red patches mean such It was just this kind of gear and the field of community relations. patches. as POW tags and just this kind of Marines that were When the local community of various and sundries To set the record straight, the in every major operation of Kailua needed help getting trash up Brig Rat IDs...don't believe 'em. patches are to identify shore party involved personnel on the beach, making it easier to tell who belongs on the beach, and in most cases, who's in charge. What most people don't know is that during the actual amphibious invasion, the shore party as a whole can be increased by anywhere from 400 to 500 per cent. This increase in personnel is brought on by special attachments to the Shore Party Team. These attached personnel include such specialties as military police, motor transport, A Shore Party member directs one of HMH-463's helicopters (Sea Stallion) in it's engineers, SeaBees, beachmasters, landing zone to drop off a 105 howitzer. (photo by Sgt Torn Bont) doctors and corpsmen, underwater demolitions experts and working parties from various units. MB, Pearl was twice as generous in CFC A member of the original shore unit is placed in charge of by LCp1 Jim Farley party certain sections and is responsible that MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL Col Thomas extended special the activities of all attached Marines HARBOR - During a presentation recognition to Capt James R. Oldham and Navy men are coordinated to beach ceremony held at Marine Barracks on for his untiring efforts as the Marine assure a smooth flowing Jan. 2, Col A.I. Thomas, Commanding Barracks Activity Chairman in the operation. Officer, Marine Barracks, presented fund drive. The red patches help identify 1973 Combined Federal Campaign these shore party specialists. Certificates to the members of his At Marine Barracks, total The attachment specialists have command who held key positions in contribution in the drive was the mission of performing their the 1973 CFC Fund Drive. $4,869.50 and the average specialty and the shore party Marines In delivering the certificates to contribution was $15.75 per person, have the mission of making sure these the personnel involved, Col Thomas compared to the overall campaign specialists do their thing in the right praised the Marines for a job "Well average of $15.25 per person. Further, place and at the right time. Done" in taking charge of the fund the average per person donation for At times the attached temporary drive and getting 100 per cent this command is twice the average per shore party personnel also wear participation from the Marines of Pearl person donation of any other Marine various colored patches for easy on setting up supply dumps on shore as fresh supplies are un- Harbor. command in Hawaii. identification. A typical Shore Party scene, with "the red patch Marines" working loaded from the ships that carried them to foreign soil. This particular foreign soil is in South Vietnam.

TAX PROBLEMS? GO TO YOUR UNIT'S TAX ADVISOR 'Hello Broadway' continued from page I On the 24th of this month, some of the units at the Marine Corps Air Station in Kaneohe are sending or Tapa p.m. Dinner will television direction credits to the making it the most ambitious Mardi representatives to an income tax refresher course at Fort Shafter. At the course, they will be re- ir.troduced Bar at 6:30 he served p.m., followed by show. Both were standouts in the '72 Gras to date. This includes 68 on stage to some of the complexities of federal and state income taxation. They will then be available to their unit's at 8 "Hello with dancing until Mardi Gras. as soloists or dancers, 70 chorus personnel to assist those personnel with income tax problems. Broadway" I a.m. The cost is only 510 per person Songs were selected from shows singers and over 200 behind the It is anticipated that some income tax problems will not be solved at the unit level and that it might and participants attending this event dating as far back as the 1905 "Miss scenes. be necessary for personnel to set up an appointment with a legal assistance officer. But try your unit's tax are urged civilian formal or Dolly Dollars," and as recent as the The '72 Mardi Gras netted over advisor before, that's right, BEFORE going to the legal assistance officer. to wear 1970 sensation "Jesus Christ $10,500 and Mrs. Chewning Your cooperation will help solve tax problems at this time of year smoothly and expeditiously. Next mess dress/dress whites. feels that under the Superstar." this year's performance week's Hawaii Marine will contain a list of the units which have tax consultants and their names. "Hello Broadway" Is should do as direction of Earl and B.J. Greathouse Over 400 persons are well due to its contemporary style and 1111,0 who bring a long list of theater and contributing to the '73 extravaganza, purpose.

1St' MST' 1. I 4 OCU squeaks by Haw Mars in overtime 107-106

and Lillie by SSgt Bill Beck lead at halftime, 54-31. As the five-minute overtime Ilowever, with Williams As the second half started, both period opened, the Marines quickly heading the attack, the Lakers stormed r, and Rick continued their fell behind by four points, and back and managed to even things up at K-BAY - At the Station gym The Marines, having difficulty in Indians, but managed to conic back to Edwards at one while the Marines were time trailed by five, 103-98. 31 all. Their glory was brief, as the last Wednesday night, the Haw Mars finding the basket, fell behind early. take the lead for the last time of the sharpshooting, The the loss of Bob Brown, five-point was just a Marines bounced back and took a hosted the Indians of Oklahoma City Fortunately the Indians had their night, 28-25. One Edwards and hampered by margin little too whom suddenly led Marine scoring in the first much to overcome as the Marines tried 43-40 halftime advantage. University, and in a real crowd pleaser, problems also, enabling the Marines to Marswin Rick, both of who the out with an ankle injury. to stage another comeback, only In the second half, the Marines forced the hot shooting visitors into go ahead, 14.12after 14 minutes of became very hot, helped Indians half, sitting to the Marines clawed their fall short by one point. The final quickly galloped into the lead at 61-51 overtime, only for them to escape with Play. The Marines fell behind again out score the Marines 15 to 3. The Every time score to roll, upping their within a few points, Edwards and showed Oklahoma ahead 107-106. with Cross, Vossekuil and Tolme a one-point victory, 107.106. after five straight points by the Indians continued way Rick would get hot and lengthen the The visitors used only six men in spearheading the attack. From there lead. the game with five of them scoring. on, even though Mikilua managed With just over a minute Edwards and Rick scored a total of 75 twice to close the gap to nine points, remaining to play, the 'Necks still points between them. Fdwards was the outcome was never in doubt. trailed by seven, 91-84, but refusing to high shooter for both teams hitting for Scoring seven of the last nine points of quit, the scrappy Marines fought back 45. For the Marines, Tolme was tops the game, the Leathernecks' final and with only 34 seconds left, John with 38. Following him was Brown margin of victory was 14. Vossekuil Tonne sank two free throws to pull with 17, Lee Cross with 16, and was the hot shooter for the Marines the Marines within four. Then on a Kaufman and Vossekuil with 14 and hitting for 32, with Tolme right steal, Bryan Vossekuil hit on a layup, 13, respectively. behind him with 30. cutting the Indians' lead to two. Coming up for the Marines is a Edwards made a shot after the Indians Friday night in the first game of trip to St. Louis High School to play brought the ball back into play that a doubleheader, the Marines tangled Chaminade on Jan. 22. On the 24th at missed, and suddenly it was Marines' with the Mikilua Lakers, corning out Bloch Arena, the Marines will meet the ball with four seconds left. on top, 100-86. University of Houston, currently rated Behind only once in the game, tenth in the nation. The contest with A quick pass to Lee Cross the Marines quickly showed they had Houston will be the second game of a brought the ball down the court. Lee suffered no letdown front their narrow doubleheader, with the first game made the shot at about 25 feet out, loss to Oklahoma by grabbing a matching SubPac against the and as the buzzer sounded ending the ten-point lead and holding it for the University of Southern California. game, his shot went through the net, rest of the game. With smooth Tolme Admission for this twin bill will be $2 bringing the crowd to their feet connecting for 17 points and at the gate. Tickets are now being sold cheering wildly. The score at the end Vossekuil hitting for 12, the Marines at Special Services at only $1. The of regular play was evened up at 92 seemed intent on snapping their third next home game is against Jolly Roger apiece. two-game losing streak of the season. on Jan. 25. Strong legs run for weak ones

K-BAY - An example of "strong amount of money for every mile their He adds, "January is March of legs running so weak ones can walk" is runner completes. During the run, we Dimes month in Hawaii and we hope displayed by four Marines, who will will try and stay together and finish to stir up some interest for this run 20 miles on Windward Oahu for together." outstanding charity." the March of Dimes on Monday, Jan. 22. They are Corporals Kevin Keenoy and Gerald Hendrix, Lance Corporal Gary Lockhart and Private First Class Miguel Johnston. They are members of Headquarters and Service Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines. Their run will begin at 8 am. in front of the 3rd Marines headquarters, proceed out the main gate along Mokapu Blvd., then east on Kalaheo These girls here are proving everyone is wrong. They are a part of the Girls PeeWee Division Who said girls can't play basketball? Ave., through Kailua and into Lanikai. So far this year in the boys' divisions the Trojans outscored the Pearl Harbor shooters of the K-Bay Youth Basketball Program. It will continue around the bike last week, the K-Bay Lakers lost a close one to the Wheeler club 26-24. The Bulldogs 29 to 22 last week. In other games loop and back to the Air Station, the K-Bay Airdales trounced the Barbers Point Jets 33-9. And last but not least, the overtook the Ft. Shafter Lakers 22-10, and where a five-mile route through the the Barbers Point Tigers. The girls played last week also and defeated the Wheeler Warriors dropped their first game 10-9 to base will complete the 20 miles. chicks 42-21. There will be four games this weekend at the Station.Gym that is guaranteed to be worth seeing. The first game will start at 9 a. nr. with the last one being played at 2 pin. (photo by Cpl R. Sailors) Their incentive for running is money-their buddies will contribute to the March of Dimes--for every mile they complete. Each man will MB basketball represent one of their unit's platoons, and the farther each man runs, the Mapping out the 20 mile route for their March of Dimes run is Private First Class more money the March of Dimes drive Miguel Johnston (left), Corporal Kevin Keenoy and Lance Corporal Gary Lockhart. s underway will collect. Not pictured but also scheduled to make the run is Corporal Gerald Hendrix. They Cpl Keenoy said, "Individuals in are all members of Headquarters and Service Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines. (photo by Lance Corporal Ed Buchanan) MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL each platoon can pledge a certain HARBOR - The Marine Barracks, Pearl Harbor Basketball League got under way last week with three games being played. Monday saw Barracks Company facing Coach "Red" Sports line...72142 Boilermakers do it again Stubblefield's Security Company No. I team in the season opener. Barracks Company, with only CAMP SMITH - The H&S with 12 and Ed Payton hitting for 10 Barnes hitting for 16 point,. two players returning from last year's Boilermakers started off with a boom points. championship team, was the dark in Monday night's Intramural In the second game that night, Scoring in the double figures for horse of the league. That was, until Basketball action when they beat the the Sharks beat the ASC team in a the Sharks was Raymond Jackson with BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS THE 1972.73 INTRAMURAL WILL commence after their first game. In light of the 'defending champs, Hilltop Diablos, low-scoring game which ended 44-32. 14 points. on Jan. from 23 and 24, with the top four teams each league participating. Games Barracks' performance, they must now 96-79. The Sharks were down three will be played at the gym at 4, 6 and 8 p.m. The will be The Comm Center team tournament a double be considered a strong contender for There was only a seven-point points when half time rolled around outscored the ASC team by 11 points elimination. Drawing for position will take place at the gym tonight after the final the title. spread between the two teams at the but Steve Allen got the range and game. All coaches whose in the first half and the ASC team teams qualify must be present at this meeting. If there is a Using excellent team play to half with the Boilermakers leading stacked up seven baskets and one foul tie for fourth place, the playoffs will begin on the 22nd. outscored them by six in the second 2ndBn3rdMar lead so far open Security's stingy zone defense in 42-35. George Morris was high man at shot for a total of 15 points. Also in the east, followed by 12th Marines, Navy/Marines, 1st half to leave the five-point spread in Radio Bn, Hq. Bde, the first half and employing a the half for the Diablos with 11 scoring in the double figures was VMFA-122, NAD, Oahu, Comm Spt, V"FA-235, favor of Comm Center. MCAS-1, and Food Services. In devastating fast break in the second, points, just one behind Lee Owens of Jeffery Butts who scored 10 points for the west it's H&MS-24 in the lead, High scorer for the winners was f wed by ProvSerBn, HMM-262, Hq 3rd Barracks Company went on to defeat the Boilermakers. the Sharks. Marines, 3rd Amtracs, 1/3, VMFA Douglas Smith who hit 10 baskets and 2, SOMS, MACS-2, MABS-24, and the pre-season favorites 74-52. Russ The Boilermakers outscored High scorer for the ASC team HM H-463 ON JAN. 9 SALL% CLIFFORD HAD A HOLE IN ONE AT Crouch led Barracks' scoring with 27 them again in the second half, getting was Averill Cunningham who scored two foul shots for g total of 22 points. THE K-BAY GOLF COURSE. CONGRATULATIONS!!! On the Ilth, Cordie points while Al Skinner potted 25, 54 to the Diablos' 44 points. 18 points. Bobby Tyler was high for the losers Moran was the "A" Flight winner a during Nassau Tournament with a net score of including an unbelievable hook shot Sam Davis was hot in the second The H&S Boilermakers with 23 points. 71. The front nine winner was Sally Clifford with a 371/2. nine Back winner was from the extreme right corner. Asked half for the Boilermakers as he shot overpowered the Sharks 82.42 in last In the games held last Jean Wallace. In "B" Flight, Joan Roe took the honors with Marie Thinnes taking about the amazing shot after the game, for 18 points and the high total. points Friday's late game. Wednesday night, the Diablos beat the the front nine and Shirley Phillips winning the back. In "C" Flight, it was Margaret Al nonchalantly replied, "It was a for the team with 24. Also in the The Sharks were nearly shut out Sharks 82-55 in the late game. High McGlaun with a 73 that won. Carol Snedeker captured the front nine and Claire pass." double figures for the Boilermakers in the first half when the Boilermakers scorers for the Diablos was Mike Peavy Drinkwine netted the back. The Ladies' Golf Club extends an invitation to lady High scorer for Security was was Rod Dudley with 22, Harry only allowed them 10 points to their who hit for 21 points and George golfers to join an 18 or nine hole group. They meet every Thursday at the Golf "Earl the Pearl" McCellan with 26 Barnes with 13 and Lee Owens with 40. The Sharks seemed to hold them Morris who hit five baskets and 10 Course with tee-off time at 7:45 a.m INTERESTED IN FIREARMS? by "Leapin Ray" McFadden followed 12. back a little better in the second half foul shots for a total of 20 points. Like to hunt, fish, or just like sports pertaining to these Then items? how about with nine. Both "Sugar Bear" High scorer for the Diablos was as they scored 32 to the Boilermakers' The Boilermakers stomped the coming down to the K-Bay Rod and Gun Club. You can obtain firearms or Brockman and Val Frye, playing for George Morris who hit for 27 points 42. Comm Center team 110-38 in equipment at dealers' prices plus a small shipping charge. There is no tax. The Security and Barracks Company with 16 of them being accumulated in Scoring in the double figures for Wednesday's early game. dealer will help you in registering your firearm with the State and County of respectively, had excellent floor the second half. Also in the double the Boilermakers was Sam Davis with Hawaii. Like fishing? We have regular fishing trips out where the big ones are. The games. club meets every figures for his team was Ron Mitchell 21, Rod Dudley with 18 and Harry first and third Tuesday of the month at Bldg. 566 behind Tuesday brought the Staff & Disbursing. Dues are only one buck a month, and once you're in, you can enjoy all Officers to battle with Correctional the benefits that you have been missing. We will be having a hunting trip soon to Center. Behind a brilliant first half, the the Big Island, so get your rifles ready. Remember that you have to have an Staff & Officers built up a 14-point up-to-date hunting license for the State of Hawaii THE RED HEAD IS lead that Correctional Center could HERE!! For those of you who have not already met the new "red head" at the never overcome. The game ended Staff HawMars vs Houston bowling alley, don't hesitate. It's worth a free game; that is, if you get a strike while & Officers 52, Correctional Center 36. she is in the number one pin position. The red pin has been added as a new feature Leading S&O's were SSgt Knipple, at the lanes. Rules CAMP SMITH - The Hawaii Marine basketball team will tackle the for winning the free game are posted in the bowling alley. Gunny Redmon and Lt Hatch with 20 University of Houston, ranked in the top twenty by the wire services, on CAMP SMITH and 13 points, respectively. Darnell FRESHWATER Wednesday night at Bloch Arena. FISHING IN HAWAII just doesn't seem to get the publicity it Manna put in 15 and Ben Sanchez This game will be the main attraction of a scheduled double header with deserves, but George Longshore is out to put his two cents in. George is a member added 10 for Correctional Center. the SubPac Raiders taking on the University of Southern California in of the Hawaii Freshwater Fishing Association and is a high contender in the On Wednesday, Barracks the first game, starting at 7 monthly tournaments for the biggest of the many different kinds of fish which the form p.m. Tip-off for the Marine-Houston battle is for Company displayed versatile in 8:45. Wahiawa Reservoir has to offer. He caught his second big catfish of the year on Jan. providing a balanced attack to defeat University of Houston players are billeted BOQ at Camp Smith 7 when he pulled in a fine 25-pounder after a glorious battle. The catfish George the Staff & Officers 58-42. Larry at and will be staying with us through Thursday. While the players are staying caught earlier this year was a 22-and-a-half pounder. These are some good tasting, Howard and Val Frye contributed fine at Smith, they have been invited to eat all their meals at Camp Messhall. hard fighting fish. When hooked, they stay next to the bottom, keeping a hard floor games while Crouch put in 30 the steady strain Tickets for this double header are now on sale at Force Special Services, on your line until you feel that you deserve one twice his size. points for the winners. For the Staff & Rod Dudley, Boilermakers, uses some Longshore is the toumament K-Bay and Marine Barracks Special Services. Admission price for advance chairman for the Hawaii Freshwater Fishing Officers, Lt Hatch had a good game fancy foot-work to get by the quick Association. is tickets will be $1 for military and civilians. At the door, the price will be $1 The association open to military and civilian personnel. If you are defensively while Gunny Redmon hands of Ron Mitchell of the Hilltop interested in joining and would like for military and $2 for civilians. to land one of these beauties, contact him at scored 20 points and SSgt Knipple Diablos. (photo by LCp1 Jim 477-6475. followed with 10. Plemmons) 5 /Oft /40 meted Who can blame him for running into a pole

CAMP SMITH - Supporting were: 3rd Marines from K-Bay, who Hal Jensen, captain of the Gold shouts of, "Let's go, we're almost finished 8th; Camp Smith Gold Team, Team, said, "It's a very exciting type there!," could be heard up and down finished 9th; Marine Barracks, 10th; of race." The Gold Team finished in Waikiki as Lance Woodburn of the and 3rd Marines, "Echo," finished 16 hours and eight minutes. David Camp H.M. Smith Red Team stretched I 1 th. Marcus ran an average of just under 19 the out last leg of the Fifth Annual Sgt Finley Woolston of the Gold minutes for three miles, aiding the Oahu 140-mile Perimeter Relay race Team had a little misfortune when his Gold Team in their fine effort. When last Saturday. contact lenses slipped and he ran asked if he thought he was in shape for blindly into a telephone pole. Sgt it, he said, "I'd be in better shape if I Each team was required to race Woolston only lost about 20 seconds were going to do it again next year." around Oahu, a distance of with the accident but when asked if he A fine train effort on the part of approximately 140 miles in three-mile would run it again he said, "Once in a the Red and Gold Teams went into the increments. Maximum number of lifetime is enough." race and both trains feel they did their runners on each team was seven and best for the first time running in when the gun sounded starting the Thomas Miller ran the 6.3-mile competition and as a team. One of the event, 13 military and civilian teams leg around Kaena Point for the Red team members mentioned that he was were ready to go. Team in about 40 minutes and from looking forward to next year and there to the finish line it was a race added, "We are hoping to finish in the The Red Team was the first of with the Army's 25th Division top three." nine military teams to finish the race. stationed at Schofield Barracks. The race started at midnight last Their finishing time was 14 hours, 10 Saturday at Kapiolani Park near the minutes and 38 seconds; one minute Although the Army was about Honolulu Zoo and the cool night air less than the projected time they had two miles ahead, the Marines held was beautiful for running. The salt in set for their finish. Their average time their pace and Alexander Zygaczenko the air around Hanauma Bay dried out was just under 19 minutes for three overtook them just short of their mouths and made it hard to miles. Fisherman's Wharf. Thomas Miller breath, but the Marines kept their The Windward Athletic Club said, "It was a lot of fun, we had a pace. took first place with a record-breaking good time." It all seemed worthwhile when time of 12 hours, 32 minutes and 53 Angelo lye of the Red Team the last leg was completed and the seconds, averaging about five-minute pulled a muscle and Gerry McGath had runners realized that they could run miles all the way. to run the last leg for him. When asked 140 miles. The best part of the race There were five Marine teams what he thought of running for almost was when all the participants gathered entered out of the nine military teams 14 hours, lye replied, "It's not like in the park for that "cool one" and a that started. The other Marine teams running three miles for the PFT." well-deserved rest.

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CAMP SMITH - In the The tourney will be conducted Thursday night Staff NCO bowling, under a PBA type format. You will the Seafarers took over sole possession bowl eight games on Tuesday, eight of first place by taking three games more on Wednesday and then the field from the Mongooses. The Movers had of competition will be cut down from their problems with the Red 144 bowlers to the top 48. These 48 Moustaches as they only managed to bowlers will then bowl eight games on win two games. The Goodguys Thursday which will cut the field to continue to have their problems as the top 16 bowlers. Friday you will lame Woodburn paces out his leg they lost four more games to the bowl eight games in a round-robin format and Saturday eight more to ihrotogi Pearl City Kingpins. Dick Decker was the man of the determine the finalists. Finalists will hour for the Seafarers as he fired a bowl in head-to-head match play (TV closes in on the Army Chuck Fontainer crosses a short bridge as the Red Team 180/497 series. Dick received all the style) on Saturday night. Team from Schofield Barracks. supporting help he needed from Roger Green who rolled a 178/476 series. The tournament is limited to the (That makes two weeks in a row that first 144 bowlers. All entrants must be Rog has bowled his average) Roy ABC sanctioned and must be on active McLeod had the hot hand for the duty. A valid ID card will be Mongooses as he gunned home a mandatory. All bowlers will bowl story by LCp1 Jim Plemmons 171/484 series. Roy's single effort just scratch and will receive 50 bonus pins wasn't enough though to overcome the for matches won in semi-final play. photos by Sgt Pat Schmoller determined Seafarers. ABC rules will apply and be the final Buzz Dement led the inspired decision on questions. All personal Red Moustaches to their two winning balls are subject to being weighed. games over The Movers by firing a No substitutions will be allowed 181/522 series. Charlie Kyle once except for the finals when the again was the big man for The Movers alternate (6th highest man in the as he had a 187/512 series. The two tourney) may roll for an injured man losses suffered by The Movers dropped or in case of an emergency. them a game out of first place with The tournament awards are as two weeks remaining in the season. follows: Ron Hungate led the Kingpins to 1st Place $500 a four-game victory over the hapless 2nd Place 250 Goodguys with a 206/537 series; 3rd Place 200 Mitch Kowalski helped lead the charge 4th Place 175 also with a 198/493 series. Bill 5th Place 160 Nickerson tried to rally the Goodguys' 6th Place 150 cause by rolling a 203/523 series; Ed 7th Place 140 Lo added a 193/486 series for the 8th Place 130 Goodguys, but it just wasn't enough to 9th Place 120 overtake the red hot Kingpins. 10th Place 110 League Standings 11th Place 100 As of Jan. 11 12th Place 90 the beach as Lance Woodburn runs past Totally unconcerned, this man heads for Won Lost 13th Place 80 his leg. Waikiki Beach on first Seafarers 53 39 14th Place 70 The Movers 52 40 15th Place 60 Mongooses 48 44 16th Place 50 Kingpins 421/2 491/2 TROPHIES Goodguys 42 50 I-Trophy for first place. `String' along with me Red Moustaches 381/2 531/2 2-Trophy for high qualifier (first 16 games). the of CAMP SMITH - The First Cash award of $100 for the high CAMP SMITH - Last Saturday, day as he put together rounds 26 and With Bill's Annual Hawaiian Military Bowling game in the tourney. a group 33 for a total of 59. of 18 SNCOs from Camp to The deadline for entrants is Feb. three-stroke handicap, it gave him a Tournament is scheduled kick off Smith got together at Ford Island for a Aiea 25. However, remember that they will net score of 56. March 6 through 10 at Bowl, String Golf Tournament. As you have first 144 on a first-come, guessed, there Aiea Shopping Center. The entry fee is take the probably already imagined, this was As you may have $30 for the tourney. first-serve basis. not your ordinary golf tournament. also was a prize awarded in conjunction string that the Everyone was issued a 15 -foot piece of with the golfers had left over. Based on a flip of string. The theory of the string was if Don't pass up a chance to become the King of Hawaii Military Bowlers. Send in a coin, was determined that the you had a short putt to make and it your entry form as soon as possible to insure that you aren't left out of this piece decided to break off a piece of the Pelson having the longest of once-in-a-life-time deal. string string, you saved a shot on your score. remaining at the end of the round Sounds confusing? It really wasn't all of golf would also receive a NAME prize. The for this that bad once everyone understood lucky recipient Please do not send cash the principle behind the use of the award went to Roger Green. ADDRESS string. After the toumament was over, Check or money order only. everyone Hal Walton seemed to master the adjourned to the Chiefs' PHONE idea behind the game though, as he Club at Ford Island for refreshments. All in all, everyone seemed to have shot a 28 on the front nine and came Mail your entrance fee (530) and registration to: ETR2 (SS) Brian Stanley enjoyed back with a 26 on the back nine for an themselves and plans are being face on his made USS TAUTOG (SSN 639) A slight contrast can be seen between Mike Lopez's face and the smile I 8-hole winning score of 54. Bill for another tournament in the near FPO San Francisco, Calif. ^6 ,01 shirt as he sprints his way through Waikiki. Hough had the second hest score of future. 6&pal re444 State Income Tax: Know if you owe anything?

OAHU - Tax time is coming around the corner and it's time to begin thinking about the topic. state of domicile and by the state in which he's presently stationed. Everyone, but everyone, knows that he or she may owe Federal income tax. Some people, for some reason For example, if you're from New York and are currently stationed in Hawaii, the Civil Relief Act or other, don't appreciate that they may also owe State income taxes. Here is some of their reasoning: protects you from having to pay income taxes in both New York and Hawaii, but only to the extent that 1-"Man, I'm in the military and I move around so much I don't have a state residence." The law your income is from the military. Should you have a business in Hawaii, you'll have to pay taxes in both states on the has a simple answer to this objection to paying state income taxes: that's impossible - everyone, but non-military income. The Civil Relief everyone, has a state of residency for income tax purposes. There are three ways one acquires a state of Act does not protect your spouse from paying income taxes in both states. Thus, if your wife works out in she must domicile, as the law calls it. town, pay Hawaii income tax and income tax in her state of domicile. This unfair, The first of these is by origin or birth. That is, a Marine may have the domicile of his parents. This sounds terribly but the harshness of it is tempered by most states giving tax credit for taxes paid in another state. describes the situation of most of the junior enlisted and junior commissioned personnel in the Marine 3-The third argument I Corps. Under this manner of acquiring a state of domicile a person simply acquires that of his parents - hear frequently is, "They'll never catch up with me." My response is simple also, bet where he was born and raised, or, if his parents moved around during his childhood, where he was raised "Don't on it." Folks, computers are working wonders in such areas as space exploration are prior to entering the Armed Forces. and computers being applied to such fields as income tax evasion exploration. You might also be interested knowing that your The second way one acquires a state of domicile is by choosing one. For this to occur three elements in W-2 forms have a code at the bottom which indicates to what state your state's W-2 is being must be present at the same time. The first element is actual physical presence in the new locality. Thus, to form sent by your employer. In other words, there's a double check in effect. The state receives a W.2 form from your answer a question which comes up frequently, one can't simply decide to be a citizen of the state of Florida employer, and that state expects yours to follow with payment. because Florida has no state income tax, unless he satisfies the physical presence requirement. You might have been able to The second element necessary to acquire a domicile of choice is intention to abandon the old skate income taxes for some time now, but don't plan on doing it indefinitely. domicile. This element is satisfied if one simply never intends to return to the former domicile unless he's In determining on military orders or simply to visit there. whether you owe state income taxes, therefore, you have to distinguish between your state domicile and the state The third element is the most tricky it requires that you intend to remain in the new domicile of in which you are currently residing there's usually a difference if you're in "permanently" or "indefinitely." If you weren't in the military the requirement of permanency could the military. usually be satisfied easily. If you are serving with the Armed Forces then "indefinitely" better describes being shipped out pursuant to your ability to stay in the state, for your presence there is subject to your Note that there's another distinction which must, absolutely must, be made: just because you're a military orders. citizen of a particular state, and just because that state has an income tax, does not mean that you owe This third element is tricky because the law (or science) hasn't yet discovered any instrument they income taxes to that state. Whether or not you owe income taxes to your state of domicile depends upon can insert into your brain housing group to ascertain what you really intend, as opposed to what you say that state's income tax law; many states have exemptions for members of the Armed Forces entirely, or you intend. Thus, the only way to prove your intent to remain in the state "permanently" or "indefinitely" exemptions on a portion of their income. is by objective facts: registration to vote and voting, paying that state's income taxes, licensing motor The Joint Law Center in Kaneohe has a list of addresses to which you can send to acquire your state's vehicles in the state, obtaining that state's driver's license, and so forth. income tax forms. It'd be to your advantage to utilize this service. Having discussed the first manner in which one acquires a state of domicile, by birth or origin, and the second, by choice, the third is by "operation of law." The most frequently utilized legal fact for acquiring a For further information: state of domicile is marriage. Under the law of almost all states, one's wife acquires the domicile of her is nowadays for a wife to acquire a domicile different from that of husband upon their marriage. It possible The Legal Assistance Officer at K-Bay is Capt J.D. Bassage, USMCR. He can be contacted for of her husband unless she can prove otherwise. her husband but the law presumes she has the domicile appointments at 73121 or 72051. His office is located at the Law Center, Building 256. Camp Smith sends its people to K-Bay and Pearl Harbor. Those are the three ways in which the law responds to the claim, "Man, I'm in the military and I For information from the other areas, contact the following: move around so much I don't have a state residence." Marine Barracks, Pearl Harbor, Capt B.L. McSpadden, 23161. 2-The second argument heard all the time is that "I'm protected from state income tax by virtue Marine Barracks, Barbers Point, Capt V.F. Reston, o4 I 00 or 62203. of the Soldier's and Sailor's Civil Relief Act." This argument is only half right. The Civil Relief Act protects his Marine Barracks, Naval Ammunition Depot, I stLt J.A. Rawlf, 19226. members of the Armed Forces from being taxed by two states. Thus, a Marine can't be taxed by both

Exchange activities close for inventory CAMP SMITH OAHU The annual inventory of the Marine Corps Exchange will be conducted from - Property and Invoice Jan. 24, 25 and 26. Jan. 24 to 29. Main Store Close Jan. 26. Reopen after verification, Jan. 29. Verification The following is a list of the activities and when they will be closed: Toyland Beauty Shop (Kaneohe Bay and Closed 4 p.m. Jan. 23. K-BAY Warehouse Tailor Shop Marine Barracks locations) Main Exchange Closed Jan. 26 for Inventory. Council verification on Service Station Close Jan. 27 at normal hour. Reopen after verifica- Services: Household Store Jan. 29. Reopen Jan. 30 normal hours. Food tion, Jan. 29.

Toyland Close at noon Jan. 28 for inventory. Reopen after K-Bay Inn time. Reopen after Hardware/Garden Shop Council inventory, Jan. 29. Snack Bar Close Jan. 27 normal verification, Bowling Alley Snack Bar Jan. 29. Commissary Branch Close at normal time Jan. 27 for inventory. Council Service Station verification Jan. 29. Service Station will reopen after verification of cash and gasoline, Jan. 29. 1090 Patio Snack Bar Close as normal Saturday, Jan. 27. Inventory Sunday, MB, PEARL HARBOR Jan. 28. Council verification Monday, Jan. 29. Reopen verification. Main Store Closed Jan. 26. Reopen Jan. 30. Country Store Close at 3 p.m. Jan. 27 for inventory. Council verifi- after cation Jan. 29. Reopen after inventory is concluded. Toyland Golf Course Snack Bar Close Jan. 28 at 4 p.m. for inventory. Reopen after Close Jan. 28. Reopen after verification, Jan. 29. Branch Exchange, Bldg. 301 Close Jan. 27 for inventory. Council verification on Bowling Center Snack Bar verification, Jan. 29. Service Station Jan. 29. Reopen after verification. Hale Hoolulu Snack Bar Tailor Shop Malt Shop Snack Bar Golf Shop Closed Jan. 28 for inventory, Council verification Jan. 29. 29. Reopen upon completion of Council inventory. Hangar Snack Bar Close Jan. 27. Reopen after verification, Jan. 29. Manna 7-Day Store Close Jan. 28. Reopen after verification, Jan.

at the flicks K-BAY AND CAMP SMITH FRIDAY DINNER - Spaghetti w/rneat sauce, pizza, spinach, garlic bread, brownies. SUPPER - Roast, fresh pork, savory bread dressing, applesauce, grilled potato sakes, navy beans, Brussel sprouts, yellow cake. 4 -ALL AGES DNITTED-LININAL AUSIDICR - RRRRR 1CTED- UNDER 17 REQUIRES ACCOMPANYING PARENT OR ADULT GUARDIAN SATURDAY " "74Vgr`17:Zrg;%:11. War- POSOM UNDER IT MOT ADMITTED BRUNCH-SUPPER - Chicken fried steak, peas w/mushroonis minor squash, apple Nov1113 SD RIECT TO CHANGE- FIRRA LONG RUMAT. TINE PHONE THEATER FOR STARTING TINE pie. SUNDAY BRUNCH-SUPPER - Roast turkey, cornbread dressing, cranberry sauce, corn, broccoli, FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY st ra wherry shortcake. THEATER 0 JANUARY 20 14.NUANY 21 JANUARY 22 JANUARY AO JANUARY 14 JANUARY TS JANUARY xa JANUARY 2' JANUARY MONDAY DINNER Meat loaf, mashed potatoes, succotash, mustard greens, pineapple pie. PLAZA SUITE HICKEY AND Boom TICK... TICK... TICK WHERE DOES IT HURT THE JERUSALEM FILL KING ELEPHANT 4JUEGIDIENT AT *MON THE TERRACE CONQUEST OF THE SUBASE BMWS NURENBERG PUREE OF THE APES SUPPER - Ham steaks, macaroni and cheese, sweet potatoes, asparagus, beets, devil's WALTER NATTHAU BILL COSBY JIM PETER SELLERS NICOL WILLIAMSON NARRATED BY - PAUL NEWNAN prLoG ,,,,,, up6p, SPENCER TRACY ,Tno MAUREEN STAPLETON ROBERT CULP GEORGE KENNEDY JO Rpm BRUCE DAVISON JOANNE WOODWARD RODDY MC WALL food cake. JUDY GARLAND RICARDO NONTALBAN 1500-SATuRDAy PC COMEDY DRAMA PG - SUSPENSE G - DRAMA R - COMEDY PG - ADV DRAMA G - DOCUMENTARY p - DRAWN SUNDAY PG - DRAMA IV-SCIENCE FICTION TUESDAY 117 min. 111 min. 97 min. SR min. 06 min. 93 min. 144 lain. ONLY 137 min. I, NCR. DINNER - K-Bay burgers, assorted franks, potatoes, baked beans, upside down cake. JERUSALEM THE TERRACE Fish portions, shrimp, macaroni, mixed vegetables, chocolate cookies. TILTANAIS MID PIATA SUITE HICKEY AND BOGGS TICK...TICK...TICK WHERE DOES IT HURT THE FILE KING ELEPHANT *JUDGEMENT AT *FROM SUPPER - ACAS 110001D0CRIR WALTER NURENBERG RUST LANCASTER BILL COSBY JIM BROWN PETER SELLERS NIWL WILLIAMSON NARMTED BY PAUL NEIMAN WEDNESDAY PFLUG DAM BRUCE DAVIDSON MAUREEN STAPLETON TOPERT CIELP GEORGE KENNEDY JO ANN BRACE MUNSON DAVID WAYNE ' SPENCER TRACY JOANNE WCOINIARD DINNER - Submarine sandwich, stuffed peppers, french fried potatoes, kidney beans, 1000- 77.1,14,175,CIAT R SUBPENAU R - COMEDY GARLAND R - DRAM . WESTERN PG Gomm DRAMA TO - 0 - DRAMA PG - ADV DRAMA I - DSCUMENTARY JUDY min. 65 min. PG - DRAMA 144 ml n. green beans, chocolate pie. 104 ml n. IV min. III 97 min. 96 min. 93 min. 167 min. SUPPER - "Smorgasbord" - Roast beef Au Jas, roast turkey, ham, beef stroganoff, BOGGS WHERE DOES IT HURT THE JERUSALEM KING ELEPHANT *JUDGEMENT AT *IONS OF KATIE ULTANA'S PIAZA SUITE HICKEY MID TICK...TICK...TICK PILE apple dressing, asparagus, orange cake. . /ACAS FAMILY PAID NURENBERG mashed potatoes, ELDER WALTER MARTHATI BILL COSBY JIM BROWN PETER SELLERS NICOL WILLIAMSON NARRATED BY - THEATER BURT IANCASTER ROBERT CULP BRUCE DAVISON SPENCER TRACY THURSDAY JOHN WAYNE MAUREEN STAPLETON GEORGE REMEDY JO ANN MAX DAVID NAIVE PRUCE DAVIDSON GARLAND "PS COMEDY DRAMA PG - SUSPENSE 0 ERA. R - COMEDY JUDY wfmeat summer squash, marble cake. DEAN MARTIN PG - PO -ADV DRAM C - DOCUMENTARY DINNER - Spaghetti sauce, cauliflower, R - WESTERN min. PG TmuNRURv G - ursrras sr-r su min. 07 min. RR min. 96 min. 93 min. -DRAIN Baked chicken, chicken corn, Brussel sprouts, lemon cookies. Y.,' 104 min. SUPPER - cacciatore, OSLO 122 min. min. 4 sr

PANCHO CILIA *SONS OF RATED VELMA'S MID PLAZA SUITE HICKEY AND BOGGS TICK...TICK...TICK WHERE DOES IT HURT THE JERUSALEM FILE KING ELEPHATIT FORD ISLAND TELLY SAVAIAS ELDER BURT LANCASTER WALTER MIMI) BILL COSBY JIM BACK/ PETER SELLERS NICOL WILLIAMSON NARRATED BY - 10T0 CLINT WAINER JOHN LAYNE BRUCE DAVIDSON MAUREEN STAPLETON ROBERT CULP GEORGE KENNEDY JO AIM PFLUG BRUCE DAVISON DAVID WAYNE PG - COMEDY DRAMA PG SUSPENSE C - DRAMA PC - ACTION DRAMA DEAN MARTIN R - WESTERN - R - COMEDY PG - ADV DRAM G - EOCUMESTARY min. 111 min. 97 92 min. G - 11010511 104 min. II" min. SS sin, ' 96 min. IS min. 122 n.n. pppcp, 'SONS OF KATIE ULTANA'S MID PLATA SUITE ROWS TICK...TICL TIER WHERE DODS IT HURT THE JERUSALEM FILE ADAM'S WOMAN ,,,,A. WU*" MD get run down; bike right BARBERS POINT OLDER Don't BURT IANCASTER WALTER ILATTHAU BILL COSBY JIM BROWN WILTIAMSna (w/D0E,) BLAU BRIDGES YLICT PETER SETTERS 11001. BRUCE JAN MOON JOHN DAVIDSON MAUREEN STAPLETON ROBERT GULP GEORGE MIEN JO ANN PFLUG BRUCE DAVISON w's'I.XISMIJ HA'A"RT'IN R - WESTERN PC - COMM' DRAM PG - SUSPENSE G - DRAMA PC -ADV DRAMA IR. PC - DBMS PC ACTION DRAMA 0 ., WESTERN R GOWN 104 mn. UT min. 111 min. 114 min. 07 min. CI min. 06 CT, WASHINGTON, D.C. - Since its invention in 1790, the bicycle has been used 02 min, 122 min.

IT HURT for recreation and transportation. Within the last decade, the bicycle has increased DAUGHTERS or SATAN AMR'S w011All RANCHO VILA *SONS or KATIE VLEANA'S RAID PLAZA SUITE HICKEY AND BOGGS TICK...TICK, .. TICK WHERE EOES CAMP ILA SMITH ELDER PETER SELLERS TON REELECT, BEAU BRIDGES TELLY SAVAIAS BURT LANCASTER WALTER KAMM BILL COSBY JIM BROWN in popularity and there are now 67 million cyclists in the United States. As a result Iwnw CLINT WAINER JOHN WAYNE BRUCE DAVIDSON MAUREEN STAPLETON ROBERT CULP GEORGE REMEDY JO ANN MOO HARM OMNI JAN HERRON is PG - ACTION DRAMA DEAN MARTIN It C - DRAM R - COMEDY of this increase, it estimated that this year 120,000 to 150,000 not -so-"easy R - HORROR PG DRAM - WEsTuur pc - raspy DRAM PG - SUSPENSE II min, G - WESTER/1 min. 117 97 min. RI min. 90 min. 114 min. 104 sin. In sin. are to be injured and disabled in bicycle 122 min. riders" expected accidents and more than

WOMAN PARCH° VILLA *SONS OF KATIE NRAKA T ICK are expected to lose their lives in bicycle mishaps. THE PIED PIPER DAUGHTERS OF SATAN ADAM'S =ANA'S RAID sum HICKEY AND BOGGS TICK...... TICK 750 persons In a vast majority of MARINE BARRACKS ELDER WILL SELL. BEAU BRIDGES TELLY SAVAIAS BURT LANCASTER WALTER MATTNAU BILL COSBY JIM BROW these accidents, the bicyclist, not the automobile driver will be at MARCH CLINT WALKER J0101 WAYNE BRUCE GEORGE KENNEDY fault. IWO - ISIS HARM GRANT JAN DAVIDSON MAUMD4 STAPIETON ROBERT ass PC - ACTION DRAMA DEAN MARTIN R WESTERN DRAM PG - DRAM - PG - COMEDY DRAM PG - SUSPENSE G - ,G - DRAMA R - MIRROR Rules of the Road IT 92 min. C - SOBERS 104 min. 117 min SIR. 93 men. 90 stn. 114 min. 111 min. 122 min. Bicyclists must obey the same traffic laws as cars and can be given tickets just AND BOGGS THE CARRY runes? THE DAUGHTERS OF SATAN ADAM'S 104.1/1 PARCH° VILLA SONS OF KATIE ULZANA'S MID PUG SUITE MICKEY like a For whatever reason a rides a PIATCONNSTA PIED PIPER motorist. person bike, commuting, weekend ELDER BILL COSBY WAHIAWA JAMES ODIUM DONOVAN-JAC% WILD TOM SELLECK BEAU BRIDGES TELLY SAVAIAS sun IANCASTER WALTER MAITHAU CULP watcher or FAT MINGLE BARN GRANT JAN HERRON CLINT WAINER JOIN WAYNE BRUCE DAVIDSON MOURN STAPLETON ROBERT athlete, waistline air pollution worrier, remember on the same roads are ,,,,, SHORT PG - SUSPENSE PG - DRAM R - HORROR PC - DRAMA pc - ACTION DRAM MA R - WESTERN PC - =EDT DRAMA G DRAMA WY"' cars, and they weigh approximately 4,000 pounds, as opposed to a 30 pound bike. 101 aln. 90 min. 114 min. G - WESTERN 104 min. 117 Kin. 111 yin. 03 min. 92 Sin. 122 min. The for safe bicycle the _ - rules riding are still old common-sense standbys. The PIED PIPER DAUGHTERS OF SATAN ADM'S WORM PANCTIO VILIA tELTANA'S MID PLAZA SUITE AND TIE THE CARRY TREATMENT THE *SONS OF KATIE National Safety Council advises that: bikes should match the size RTP LUALUALEI NOESPREACHER of the rider and JAMES 0051.10 DONOVAN-JACK WILD TOM SELZ= BEAU BRIDGES TELLY SAVAIAS ELDER BURT !MUSTER WALTER MAnNAU SIMEY POTTIER RAT RHRELE Inso !WM BARN GRANT JAN NEMO CLINT WAINER JOHN WAYNE BRUCE DAVIDSON MAUREEN STAPLETON the seat should be adjusted properly; a light and warning device are absolutely HARRY BETA FORTE RI . DEAN DRAM R - HORROR RE - DRAMA PG - ACTION DRAMA mtutint R - WESTERN PG - CORDS 12 - OWN even PO WESTERN 90 min. 0 - WESTERN 017 SIR. essential; all bikes, new ones, need regular maintenance and repair to keep 101 ml n. 93 min. 114 min, 92 min. 194 min. 103 Din. 132 sin. - them in good, safe operating condition; if the bike has optional equipment such as SLAUGHTER Twines TM PIED PIPER DAD.NELA0 MARA'S MID BUCK ONO THE THE CAM OF SATAN ADAM'S RONAN PANOM VIVA *SONS Of KATIE sure LANCASTER gear shifts -- make you are able to operate it without losing control; keep MAD PAROLE j, Ra0ww PREACHER JAMES COBURN DONOVAN4ACK WILD TON SELLECK BUG BRIDGES TRW SAVAIAS ELDER BURT both BRUCE DAVIDSON 0555 STELLA STEVENS SINES POITIER PAT MINGLE SHORT SPANS GRANT JAN 3610101E CLINT WAINER JOHN WAYNE hands on the bicycle handlebars as as possible; s - WESTERN much always use a bicycle path near R - ACTION DRAMA HARRY BKIAKONn pc - rsumA c . DRAIN I - sows SW . mots pc - ACTION DRAM Sus wane( PC 104 min. one is provided; RT min. - ASTERN 101 min. 93 min. I° Min. 114 MC. 52 min. G - WESTERN the roadway if stop completely at stop signs, look both ways, then 103 sin. 025 min. go ahead when the way is clear; give hand signals; never carry passengers, and *SONS OP KATIE sit on GUMSHOE BUCK MD THE DR CARRY TREATMENT THE PIED PIPER DAUGHTERS OF SWIM ADAM'S WORAN RANCHO VILIA STAUGHTER ELDER the scat only; ride on the the street. HAD WEST LOCH sour Fetter JIM 'sums JAWS COBURN COMOVAN-JAC% WILD ION REELECT, BEAU MIDGES TELLY PARMA{ bicycle right side of Stay close to the curb; ride nous JONI( WAYNE REUSE WILITTIAN STOW POTTIER PAT RINGER SNORT BARN GRANT JAN IRON CLINT WAINER IMPS STEVEN RIMY MARTIN no more two side by side. ride -DRAMA ACTION DRAMA DAN than It is safer to single file; never hitch rides and SHORT ACTION NAME ',IMPORT, PG - DRAM S - HORROR PO - DRAM PO - R DRAM I G - WESTERN PO - SATIRE PO - WESTERN 101 min. 93 90 min. 114 rot, 92 min. to be safe, do not ride closely a 92 sin. min. 122 Sin. behind car or truck; when leaving an alley, stop and $9 min. 103 min. give the right-of-way to people on the sidewalk as well as cars in the street and bicycles should be walked across busy streets in marked crosswalks or at intersections. DEADLINE: 12 p.m., Friday prior to pUblication (10 a.m. at Caniu simtn). 1966 TEMPEST, 4 dr, auto, R/H, no rust. LADIES SKIRT and vest, beautiful, hand IRONER, Easy brand (mangle), works fine. 1965 HONDA 305cc Scrambler, a real New shocks, only 6000 miles on tires, crochet in Hong Kong, never worn, not $25. Call 254.2607 anytime. collectors item. Still runs out needs a little All ads are typed early Friday afternoon and delivered to the publisher prior to 4 P.m. excrilent transportation. A steal for $450. tined, light orange (size 10-12). See to work. Lots of extra parts that make this a received alter the deadline will be run the following Ads week. Call 477.5020 DWH, 422.8037 AWN. appreciate. Also ladles, black cocktail dress HONDA SL70, show room condition, $280. super deal, 575. Call 73618 DWH, 261-5053 All ads must he signed. -None will be accepted over the teiephone. Ads received via the (size no. 9). 1964-B Hanson Circle, KMCAS, Solex Motor Bike, good fun, $70. Call DWH, 456-2336 AWN. Mail will be verified as to authenticity of the sponsor's relation to the military prior to 1971 PONTIAC, 4 dr sedan, excellent cond. Call 254.4086 anytime. 235 1081 AWH. publication. Galenti 120 bass, with 6 cyl, auto/power steering, air cond, $200 ACCORDIAN, case All persons must be active duty or retired member 115 Perfect condition, of the Armed Forces, a dependent of and take over payments. Call 72146 DWH, PLASTIC Model Aircraft collection for sate GIBSON Air Sweep, A/C volt, $80; and instructions. 5100. or a civilian employee of a Department same, of Defense organization. Dependents will indicate 254.1170 AWN. or trade: 40 completed kits, 91 new kits New 12 volt battery, $15; Auto A/C unit, Call 477.5053 OWN, 456.2336 AWH. sponsor'S name and rank. their valued at 582, numerous decals, paint, air will fit 64 Choy, $75; all offers accepted for female, 2 years MAYTAG WASHER and dryer, 4 months brush, needs minor part, and $75 worth of consideration, 75 Kihapal Street, Apt 2, AKC German Shepherd, old, metal storage shed, $50. old, 18 lb capaCity; car cassette player. Call reference material. All 1-48 or 1.72 scale. Kellum, call 73541 DWH. Phone 261-9874 $100. Sears 6x6 (If dependent, write sponsor's name and rank) 955.3067 AWN. Entire collection for only $100, will anytime. Patio cover 12 014, all metal, fiberglass with consider trade for firearms or C9 equipment 2 wrought iron Spanish pillars, $75. G.E. with mini washer, 550. 200 feet of 4 TELEPHONE: FISH TANKS: 26 gallon w/stand and lamp. of equal value. Call 72719 OWN, 254.4654 1969 VW, tight blue, excellent cOndltion, washer work foot fencing with poles and gates, 575. (During hours After work hours Anytime) 6 gallon beta tank w/lamp, plus mist AWH. $1,000 or Pest offer. Leaving Island, must (Your Hawaii Marine representative Swing set, $10. Fish tank with 9 fish, 2 will spot check ads for accuracy, and, In case supplies all for only $35. Call 254.3708 sell. Call 432-6183 anytime. of ads received In the U. S, Mail, for authenticity) pumps and other accessories, $15. Call anytime, YOUTH WESTERN Saddle, (used), 0006 900 miles, 477.6263 DWH, 422.2369 anytime, condition, $75; pair of brand new leathered 1972 HONDA SL-125 less than HATE AND TIME: (Remember, SOLID STATE (Decal stereo DWH. 677.0160 ads must be in prior AM/FM radio, stirrup', $18; student gulter, good 5475/of Mr. Call 477-6189 to 12 p.m. at KMCAS and 10 a.m. at Camp Smith) round speakers, lacks for has 1972 SIGNATURE automatic washer and tape deck, condition, needs restringing, $15. Call AWN, turntable, two dryer, white, 18 lb Capacity, excellent 6" speakers and two 5 1/2" 477-5032 OWN, 261-4269 anytime. (Keep each or $375 pair. 1972 ADVERTISEMENT: it short and legible-if you can't read it, neither can we) speakers, 3 months old, $200 or best offer. 1969 PONTIAC Firebird, turbo.hydr condition. $200 Call 72726 DWH, 235.1019 after 5, ask for transmission, factory air condition, vinyl Signature dishwasher, white, used 3 months, RED SOFA, chair, 5gt Harris. red chair, beige red top, power steering, power brakes, AM-FM $200, Two (2) green and blue plaid couches, all lamp, green ottoman, Naugahyde, red radio, excellent condition. Call Capt Manuel each pulls out to make single bad. $100 lamp, brown lamp, 12' x 12' beige wool SEWING MACHINE, New Morse zig-zag, all at 73275 OWN or 254.2955 after 5 Pm, each or $175 for both. Peterson car seat, carpet with pad, all for $175; Amana 5,000 Signature attachments, case, $100 or best offer. Call blue, like new, $10. Mist table lamps, pink BTU air conditioner, 6 mos. old, $75; lad submissions 72726 OWN, 235-1019 after 5, ask for Sgt 1969 PONTIAC Wagon, power steering, throw rug. pink cafe curtains, child's red must be signed) Toshiba boston stereo, very good condition, Harris. power brakes, air, automatic, AM/FM radio, pedal car. White crib frame and springs, no 5185; 10' x 6' storage shed, less than 1 year mattress, $12.50. Self 1966 DODGE DART, 6 cylinder, auto, air 8 track player, white with gold Interior, propelled lawn For Sale old, $75; Garrard turntable, Fischer Amp, cond, no rust. 5675/best offer. Call 72296 SALE OR TRADE: Fanon police and fire complete new exhaust system, new brakes, mower used 1 month, 3 1/2 HP, make offer. PIANO, maple finished Esley Spinet piano, all one unit, 575; Tanker surfboard, no DWH, 262.8847 AWH. monitor, automatic scan, includes crystals recent tune up. Asking $1700 or reasonable Call 254-1120 anytime, six years old, excellent condition both In dings; a DUKE board, $40; Belly Board, for eight Oahu police and fire dept offer. Call 261-9284 AWH, appearance and sound, 5550 firm. Phone $20; MlniGun 6'2", real fast, $30; Singer 1966 BUICK, frequencies, plus base station and mobile 254-3861. 4 door special, power Se wing Machine with buttonhole steering, antennas. Cost new $225, will sell complete 1964 FORD Galaide 500, 390 cu. In. 3 u d brakes, radio, excellent buy, $395. attachment, $10. Call 72657 OWN, Call rig for $125 or will consider trade for CB radio, heater, good condition. $300. 1964 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, convertible, 261.0088 OWN, 261.1009 anytime. 254-2605 AWN. speed, excellent condition, 8500. Call 73144 DWH, equipment or firearms of equal value. Call Call 73122 mornings. 72949 AWN. CALENDAR WATCH, vicinity of Golf 254-2924 AWN, 1969 SUNBEAM, Alpine, 2 door hardtop, 72719 OWN, 254.4654 AWN. Course road. Red, white, blue strap, call TRICYCLE, red & white, 510; G.E. Identify make. Call 254-2128 AWN. 9600 miles, original owner. best offer. Call 1971 PINTO, excellent condition, low hairdryer, 510; Signature hairdryer, 55; Fox 1971 IMPALA Custom Coupe, Ascot Blue 214.1483 AWN, mileage, AM/FM tapedeck, 4 speed. Call TIRES, 3 Perrelli Cinturato 15" z 205-15, 1 Terrier, 5 months old, with all shots, w/white vinyl top, power brakes, power 73149 DWH, 254.3347 AWN. new white wall, 2 with good tread. marking of Dalmation, very steering, air conditioning, courtesy lights, 1965 SUNBEAM Tiger, wrecked front end. playful, $10; Wanted Excellent rain tires. Make offer. Call 72722 1956 TR3 parts, electric trunk release, AM-FK7 radio, floor but all mechanical parts good. Sale for you price. Call 254-3297 OWN, 254-1723 AWN. anytime. 4 door, TOYS! Toys for mats, custom wheel covers, heavy duty storage fee only Call 72985 DWH, 72309 1966 FALCON Future, 289, V.13, Tots may be left at 403 B O'Neal near the Credit suspension, new tires, trailer hitch, and AWH, radio, automatic, power steering, new red Union. Call GySgt BABY CLOTHES - up to 2 yrs; chair sweaters, pants, and Lee, cassette player (If desired), undercoated, potty GIRLS Winter Skirts, paint, nice original interior, $650. (Blue 72821 OWN, 254-4538 anytime. (like new), diaper bag; girl's clothes (sizes dresses, size 10 & 12, 75 cents $3. All In book is Coats $2295 or best offer. Call 955.3067 AWN. 1967 440, convertible, 4 speed, bucket $750). Call Cpl 262-6042 seats. Body, interior and top In excellent 5-6), girl's shoes (size 1 to 2); roller skates good condition. Two (2) 20" bike tires & anytime or see at 1150 Mokapu Blvd. and ladles nice sports clothes (cheap). Also tubes, $4.50. Dressmaker zig-zag & 1968 LEMANS, 2 door hardtop, auto V-8, condition, engine needs repairs or all machine, $45 or best Jan. 31, 1956 - Camp H.M. power steering, replacement. Excellent car for hobblest. large Carpet Bag Purse. Selling priced oisi.A.stitch sewing air conditioning, rustproof, STOCK CAR, '57 Plymouth chassis Smith, the permanent Offer, Call 72259/72773 DWH, from 5 cents to 52.50. 1964 B Hanson offer. Call 72068 DWI-I, 254.1265 AWN. base of 73 License, $1750 or best offer. Call 72124 complete with roll bars. Seat, bumpers, wide 254. Circle, KMCAS. Call 254-4086 anytime. Headquarters, Fleet Marine Force, OWN, 262.4078 AWN. 3403/254.2801 AWH. up for 361 CID, no engine or AIR CONDITIONER, 18,000 BTU Gibson, rims, etc. set Pacific, in trans. $85 takes all. Cpl coats, 2625047 Halawa Heights, Oahu, CAT, 8 weeks old, house broken. Call AIR CONDITIONER, Coidspot, 1800 BTU, BASSINET with long skirt plus three (3) 8125 or best offer. Call 72484 DWH, anytime. Hawaii, was dedicated. 254.4938 anytime. $75. Call 254-4938 anytime sheets for 515. Call 254.3398 anytime. 239-9268 AWN. Little Leisure Lines

KBAY Shop; there are bargains for The Photo Club will be "Bring your friend coffee" in Croteau at 261-5654. She is also Sign up now for the next Red NOTICE TO KANSANS, everyone, young and old. sponsoring a field trip to honor of Mrs. Porter. taking purchase orders for the Cross Course in Mother-Baby Care relatives of Kansans, or friends of The Book of the Week at downtown Honolulu, for night The Child Care Center will cookbook. The Enlisted Wives scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. Kansans: The 45th Annual Kansas the Station Library is The Art and photos, in lieu of the meeting hold half fares during these would like to have recipes from 31, at the Outpatient Dispensary Day Dinner will be held at the Technique of Soaring. Soaring is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 25. meetings. both Staff and Officers' Wives. Classroom. The 12-hour course Flamingo Chuck Wagon the harnessing of the energy of These photos will be the basis for There will be a base tour on RED CROSS NOTES covers pre-natal and post-natal Restaurant, 1015 Kapiolani Blvd. atmosphere, making possible a contest to be held at a later 27. All military wives are Attention! - AU women care, nutrition during pregnancy, (across from HIC) on Monday, the breast a date. For further information, invited to attend. If you are interested in volunteer work for feeding, baby care, growth Jan. 29. -sustained flight_ without a contact Doug Collard, 72391, interested, call Mrs. Krutzky the Red Cross in the Out-Patient and development during the first heavier-than-air craft The Kailas Public Library Man has always been DWH. New members are (Kathy) at 254-1170. Dispensary at KMCAS please call year. All you need to know about motor. needs adult volunteers to work by flight and height. welcome. Deadline for recipes to be the Red Cross Office at 72606 or the baby and more. Two-hour fascinated their Monday through Thursday 8 of soaring on silent The Enlisted Wives' next entered into the Enlisted Wives' 73575. sessions held each week. The thrill to 12 p.m. shift. The work will be is man's closest approach to meeting wit be held Jan. 23 at 10 Cookbook is Feb. I, 1973. All An orientation class will be wings clerical in nature and a good imitating birds. The purpose of a.m. at the EM Club. It will be a recipe donors please call Amelia held Jan. 30 at 9:30 a.m. in the Remember, that's experience in an interesting field. A. Walters, Red Cross Office. .4 second Wednesday, Jan. 31, at the the book, by Richard For further information, contact step-by-step the required session of clinical Outpatient Dispensary Classroom, is to teach Mrs. Goodhue at 261-4611. The orientation will be held February from 7 to 9 p.m. techniques of soaring. are 2 at 8 a.m...PLEASE COME! Staff Wives are reminded instructions and illustrations Expectant Moms and Dads! Questions? Call 257-2606 or that January's Tour is to the designed for the person with no flight - Take care of that new baby! 257-3575, Kaneohe Glass-Bottom bouts. previous knowledge of They'll be leaving the Staff Club principals or flight training at 10:15 a.m. on Jan, 24. Cost is experience, but will be equally $3 and guests are invited. The valuable for the pilot far enough K-Bay Staff ladies also invite all to see advanced to contemplate Artist Guild comes to their newly decorated Thrift cross-country flights. OAHU - The Windward Artist be completely changed every six to Guild has come to the Family Services eight weeks so that new art will Center at K-Bay. constantly be on display. With the opening of the Center, it will no longer Sunday, from 3 to 5 p.m., there be necessary to take your family be an opening reception at the will downtown to appreciate good art, Services Center, located at the Family The Windward Artist Guild is an old Mokapu School, Bldg. 455. organization of artists and people Refreshments will be served and the interested in art who live on the artists be on hand. will If sufficient Windward side of Oahu. Annual interest is shown, artists may offer membership dues are $5. Meetings are classes in the various art media to both usually held at Hawaii Loa College at children and adults in the near future. 7:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of Some art works will be available for each month. Demonstrations, lectures purchase. or discussions are featured. Any adults Guild are The Family Services Center will Interested in joining the Fay Bryant, offer a fine selection of works by urged to contact professional artists. The exhibition will membership chairman, at 2628653.

Diana Lockwood, of the Windward Artist Guild, hangs paintings in preparation for an art exhibit and artists reception in the Family Services Center (in Old Mokapu School), from 3 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. (photo by Cpl Rick Saylors) Club jottings

K-BAY SUNDAY: Brunch is served from THURSDAY: firing the family for Pot SATURDAY: Country & Western 0' CLUB 10:30 a.m. to I p.m. Then from 6 to 9 p.m., Luck Dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. All you can Night from 9:30 p.m. to I a.m. Don Shane FRIDAY: Happy Flour on the Lanai the ever popular Crableg and Tenderloin eat: Adults, $2.25; Teens, $1.75; and & The Country Aires. Also Jeffery Eden from 4 to 7 p.m. Ow Friday night menu is Buffet in served. children under 12. $1. Reservations please. Moments of Madness. in full swing - New York steak, shish-ke-bab MONDAY THRU FRIDAY: Lunch is STAFF CLUB SUNDAY: People for Archie Bunker 9 p.m. to 1 1 meeting or Malii Mahi, On stage from served from I I :30 a.m. to p.m. with hot FRIDAY: Happy Hour is from 4 to 6 at the club this afternoon. Come on a Special the down a.m. will be the Mediums. sandwiches, salad plates and of p.m, and from 9 p.m. to I a.m., enjoy the and cast your vote. SATURDAY: Come in and try our Day. music of the Rick and Sandy Hohn Show. TUESDAY: Game Night. Come on gourmet food prepared by our Chef from 7 WEDNESDAY: Chinese Food Buffet SATURDAY: The Club opens at 1I down, you may win. to 9 p.m. Reservations please. from 6 to 8 p.m. a.m. and the Package Store at 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Groove Makers entertain from 9 E' CLUB p,m. to I &m, FRIDAY: Happy Hour from 4:30 to 6 HAWAII MARINE SUNDAY: Free! Western Jamboree P.m. The Snack Bar opens from 8 a.m. to 10 with six big bands from 2:30 till 11 :30 p.m. P.m. and Noon Bar from I I am. to 1 p.m. CORPS BASES, PACIFIC LTGEN .11. WILSON JR, itgaiatt.16714/aleE CAPT R, BtAL Brunch will he served from 9 a.m. to I p.m. SATURDAY: The Snack Bar opens at TaR .... , SSOT INN. MONDAY: Movie Nite. The feature is noon to 10 p.m. and the Bar from noon to 1 6 ITOR SOT E. 7214$ The Brotherhood otl'i4Per uSLGITsD, KTOTSELE5 772142 and it begins at 8 p.m. a.m. The Jeff Eden show is from 8:30 p.m. ,, TUESDAY: Lunch is served Tuesday $ . 911iro: 7.6.1VRENT. or ORE 2142 to 9:30 p. m. wroth* W, HDOGvit147.76231 S TN gRnnoPOrroWN thru Friday from I 1 a.m, to 1 p.m. kr t.CP1.. J.14MMONS 47.76291 SUNDAY: Snack Bar opens at noon AR 1141 Tli ACKS, NAD CO/Ifig§SON GT R GRA Y 19 WEDNESDAY: The Club presents to 10 p.m. and the Bar from noon to MAR NE BARRA.:KS, PEARL CDR REVD1)NEXIX T Pl...cpt. AFneRELREGY irdh Membership Night and features New York midnight, MARINE BARRACKS, BARBERS POINT CORRESPONOENLT Steak for $1.50. The Family Royale MONDAY THRU THURSDAY: EVERY FRIDAY FOR NAVAL Hit HAWAII MARINE it Pl../15LISHEO MARINES entertain from 8 p.m. till midnight. Snack Bar opens 8 a.m. to 10 p.in, and the C MMAN ORELAHU. IT IS1sRINTED flY COEIVIMINITN/ PUBLICATIINSIVC1 THURSDAY: Board of Advisors Noon Bar is open from II a.m. to I p.m. meeting at 1 p.m. The Bar to midnight. 5414-4 "c 7411g.rt'r`41° 2TAT'SVIIW WditOMORr'OFT9.118"1:46Jo"ni ok opens again at 4:3(1 ,,Arayge-ris0Efs.134AVEgnsP3114ZikuHt4ArsA14hoNitryil,A1,400 M FRIDAY: The Snack Bar opens at 8 ..t, . CAMP SMITH 411/ ik a.m. to 10 p.m, and the Noon Bar from I Pretty Paula Powell is a welcome sight on She beach at Del Webb's Kuilima Resort 711faiVitteNOGN V/rAtilEDA a E 6- ED, A LI '''oWSEOC131-4111 STAFF CLUB a.m. to I p.m. Happy Hour is from 4:30 to [tab 'WV& Hotel and Country Club. Along with pretty girls and sandy beaches the Hotel also FOR FRIDAY: Guest Night. Go-Go Girls 6 P.m. and the New Direction entertain Cp eA.kiiir,41,-,N. AREA BE A 8CON ES . Egi LALN/TR erCTO 11 ITE SP°08traNrf Sundays 174.,,ITI.JHAL INFORMATION. Galore! Come on down and see The from 8 p.m. to midnight. The Bar closes at I has a 7 p.m. curtain-time on for military personnel, their dependents, and Playmates. a.m. other showgoers from the Honolulu side of the Island. II Elements of the Air/Ground Team past and present

All in the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, join me in saluting the officers and men of the 1st Marine Brigade as you observe your 20th birthday Jan. 19, 1973. We arc proud to have the Brigade as a member of the FMFPac team and wish you continued success. LtGen L.H. Wilson Jr.

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the 1st Marine Brigade. It was on that date that the 1st Provisional Marine Air/Ground Task Force was activated here in Hawaii and subsequently became the genesis of the 1st Marine brigade. As we commemorate the anniversary of our founding, we have every reason to feel immense pride in our growth and achievements. Through two decades of challenge and change, dedicated Marines and Navy men in our ranks have displayed devotion and skill in creating our traditions and heritage. Today, each of you may be justifiably proud of your personal contributions to the Brigade's honorable traditions on this, our 20th anniversary. Together we will keep the 1st Marine Brigade "First." BGen W.L. Smith

F4 Phantom Jets from MAG-24 streak by their Tactical Air Control Party, the unit After a hard day's work, these Marines come off the Pohakuloa Training Area (PTA) firing ranges heading back to their quonset but temporary quarters for some responsible for getting the jets to the right targets. This specific target range is at rest before the next training day commences. (photo by Sgt Tom Bone') Pohakuloa Training Area. (photo by Sgt Tom Bone')

Aircraft in the past: the AD-6 Skyraider (left) in 1957 and the FJ-6 Fury in 1961, of VMA -212.

A CH-53 "Sea Stallion" helicopter from Marine Aircraft Group-24, 1st Marine Brigade, picks up an external load for delivery to troops on shore during PH1BLFX-3 at Molokai last year. The ship is the U5'S San Bernardino. (photo by Sgt To, Rone')

Wit con, getting there is half the fun, as shown by these two soggy Recon Marines during a training exercise. (photo by SSgt William N. Guff Jr.)