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Vol. 20, No. 24 MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii July 2, 1971 r Col R.L. Shuford assumes CofS job by LCpl. Stephen Hoffman Colonel Robert L. Shuford became the new Brigade chief of staff Monday, relieving Lieutenant Colonel J.P. Connolly 11. LtCol. Connolly was the interim replacement in the staff billet vacated June 10 by the retirement of Colonel Bevin G. Cass. Col. Shuford enlisted in the Marine Corps as a private in 1942 and rose to the rank of platoon sergeant prior to receiving his commission in July 1944. In 1951 he served as a company commander with the 1st Marine Division in Korea. He was transferred to Camp Lejeune where he assumed the duties as S-4 officer of the 2d Amtrac Battalion. From 1955 to 1956 he attended the Naval Gunfire Course and became the weapons employment officer on the staff of the Commander, Amphibian Forces, Pacific. His next duty came as XO and later CO of the 3d Anti-Tank Battalion with the 3d Marine Division on Okinawa. From Okinawa he went back to Camp Lejeune to serve as S-3 officer, XO and CO of the 2d Amtrac.Battalion, until 1963. After earning his Bathelor of Science Degree in History and Military Science from the University of Omaha in Nebraska, he served as head of the Mechanized Section, Supporting Arms Branch, and as faculty advisor at Command and Staff College in Quantico, Va. He then served with the 1st Marine Division in Vietnam until SOME DRIVERS CAN'T READ, it seems. Or maybe the driver on the leji just doesn't 1968. Prior to coming to K-Bay, he was the head of Plans and Programs care that he is breaking the speed limit by at least 40 miles per hour. The driver on the Section, Amphibious Warfare and Mobile Support Division at HQMC. right, however, realizes that children are always playing on Mokapu Boulevard near The colonel's decorations include the Legion of Merit with Oneawa, and he obeys the 25 mph speed sign that concerned parents have erected. (Photo Combat "V," among others. by GvSgt. C.B. Simmons) Col. Shuford and his wife, Eileen, have five children. 1/3 Marine captures Iron Mike by LCp1 Tom Bone' In topping over 500 the most throughout the training. At 5 feet 5 inches and 135 appreciation from his Ft. Benning graduates of the Army Basic To look at him, it is hard to pounds, he was one of the Commanding Officer. Airborne School at Ft. Henning. believe his accomplishment. smallest men in his training Yuur enthusiasm, Georgia, PFC Melvin Howell company, which started with over aggressiveness, attention to detail and training, became the first 1/3 to capture 600 men. in both garrison and to blend technical Iron Mike for excellence. That small wiry frame went ability the with practical The award, a heavy chrome through three weeks of jumping knowledge have enabled you to statuette of a "grunt" in from towers (34 feet and 250 feet applications o m e t h e is presented off the ground), constant physical b e c HONOR parachuting gear, Airborne upon graduation to the man who exercise, and in the final week of GRADUATE of Class 43." reads the letter in shows the most excellence in the three week course, making Number five live jumps. part. training, initiative, physical Looking forward for the condition and overall capability to The 20-year-old New Jersey Marine volunteered for the course change to make more jumps, perform the tasks of an airborne thereby earning the Gold infantryman. and after having shown himself to be capable of handling it, he was Parachute wings symbolizing 10 "I thought most about all jumps, PFC Howell is now back my friends that had showed their sent to Ft. Benning earlier this year. at K-Bay with 1/3. But his heart is confidence in me...and how I Along with the Iron Mike, now in the sky. wanted to live up to their PFC Howell also brought back the confidence," is PFC Howell's Flag, and a of reflection on what motivated him Company letter Slots open Capt. Meier wins DFC for KMC by Sgt. M.L. Thompson by LCpl. B.A. Waitman Captain Meier's citation mission and were in keeping with How would you like to Captain Fred J. Meier Jr., reads in part, "Undaunted by the the highest traditions of the spend a weekend on the Big was awarded the Distinguished intensity of the hostile fire Marine Corps and the United Island? Flying Cross, the nation's fifth directed at his aircraft and the States Naval Service." Too expensive? highese combat award, during difficulty of maneuvering his Capt. Meier's is stationed How does $10.50 and a ceremonies held June 18. Phantom through intermittent with VMFA-235. He is presently phone call sound for round trip Capt. Meier was awarded the rain showers and the cloud covers at Naval Air Station, Miramar, transportation, accommodations medal for "heroism and over the rugged terrain, Capt. going to Landing Signal Officer for three nights and all your extraordinary achievement in Meier's completely disregarded his School. meals? aerial flight," while serving as a own safety as he boldly Special Services has reserved pilot with VMFA 115, MAG 13, maneuvered his aircraft on 20 dormitory spaces at Kilauea 1st MAW in the Republic of repeated bombing runs against the Military Camp for 20 active duty Vietnam. enemy antiaircraft emplacements men and women the weekend The captain was launched and delivered all of his ordance of July 9 through 11. Meals and linen service from the Chu Lai Air Base as upon the target with pinpoint are included in the cost, and free Section leader of a flight of 2 F-4 accuracy." shuttle service to Hilo is Phantoms assigned the mission of being r rovided by aircraft As a result of his flight's from MAG-24. providing close air support for the attacks and subsequent air strikes extraction of two crewmen whose The shuttle flight will depart by other flights of aircraft, all of K -Ray aircraft had been shot down. Friday at 1 p.m. and return the enemy fire was silenced and Monday at 10 a.m. Arriving over the the downed crewman were densely-jungled mountainous area Those accepted for the trip rescued. on a first-come, in enemy controlled territory he first-served basis was briefed by the Tactical Air "Capt. Meier's courage, will meet at Special Services Controller (Airborne) and was superior airmanship, and Headquarters, Bldg. No. 243 at 12 told that the men were located unwavering devotion to duty in noon Friday. Make along an "enemy supply route the face of great personal danger your reservations at heavily defended by antiaircraft were instrumental in Bldg. No. 243, or by calling Molar 7-3520. weapons. accomplishing the hazardous Capt. 7-3258 or 7-3135. 2 Bulletin Boat Know your diving limitation to your ex.tietsaf 4e44 Want to explore "inner outfit. skills. Use a boat or a space," mingle with barracuda, Even after you become a float. Mark your diving area with The following hours have been announced for the Marine Corps and wrestle with octupi. Then pro diver, don't skip safety rules. a flag. Plan your dive and be ready Exchange facilities and Special Services activities for Monday and probably you are interested in Never dive alone--always dive with for emergencies. Know and diving areas suited respect Tuesday. joining the 1 million scuba divers a buddy. Select you limitations. MONDAY who investigate the Nation's water Bowling alley snack bar, noon to 11 p.m.; golf pro shop, 7 am. to equipped with masks, fins, and 5 p.m.; Malt Shop, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; golf course snack bar, 7 a.m. to 6 supplementary air tanks. p.m.; Hale Hoolulu Snack Bar, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Seven-Day Store, SCUBA-whose letters stand for 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Beverage Sales, 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; car self-contained underwater rentals, 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; K-Bay Marina, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; bowling breathing apparatus, has become alley, noon to 11 p.m.; golf course, 6:30 a.m. to sunset; Hobby Shop, one of the Nation's fastest noon to 6 p.m.; Library, CLOSED; gymnasium, CLOSED; pool, 11 a.m. growing sports. to 6 p.m.; stables, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; warehouse, CLOSED; MARS According to the National facility for Okinawa and Vietnam schedule, 4 to 9 p.m.; Ft. Hase Safety Council, this sport can Beach, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; North Beach for Surf Cluo members only, pose real dangers to a diver who 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. enters the water physically TUESDAY unprepared, ill-equipped, or The following Exchange activities will be closed all day Tuesday, untrained. The Council suggests July 6: Main Store, Household Store, Sporting Goods, Toy land, that every novice scuba diver be in Hardware/Garden Shop, Commissary Branch, and concession activities, the best physical condition, have except barber shops and beauty shop. proper scuba apparatus, and obtain competent instruction. Unlike swimming and 94'414 iwateet to tea boating, Scuba is not a sport for almost everyone. Most physicians Young ladies between the ages of 17 and 21 are invited to attend believe that only mature persons two tea dances held at the Pearl Harbor Officers Club in honor of in prime health can dive, as scuba midshipmen. The dances are scheduled for Thursday, July 22 and requires heavy exertion Saturday, July 24 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each night. For your underwater, including breathing personal invitation, call 43-21229 or 43-21171 prior to July 10. from air tanks and lifting equipment. Anyone with lung problems, heart trouble abnormal blood ?eve eta eleutee pressure, asthma, or other chron'-, or acute illness should never LTCOL. RICHARD D. REVIE accepts the Colors of VMFA -212 from The Teen Club will be having a Fourth of July Dance tomorrow consider scuba diving. LtCol. J. W. Moore in a formal change of command ceremony held June night from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the 19th Hole. This will be the first 25. LtCol. Revie is the former CO of H&HS, while LtCol. Moore is Mental health is just as vital big dance since its opening. Johnny's Rock Society will be providing slated to attend the Command and Staff College at Quantico, Va. as physical health. The potential is .50 for members and SI for non-members. Photo by Cpl. Bob Lewis the music. Admission diver must sincerely want to dive. is now open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Remember, the Teen Club He must be emotionally stable too. Mahalo. with no tendency toward claustrophobia, fear of darkness or of isolation. Self-discipline and ebaptain'ti eiteda Vieeda aeleaftea td good judgment are also needed. For these reasons, many experts The Supervisory Committee of the MCAS Federal Credit Union is Corner feel that divers must be at least 16 conducting a membership verification this month. Statements will be or 17 years old. by Chaplain Schade mailed to all members. If you do not receive a statement, or if a To build endurance, the The Psalmist "Blessed is discrepancy is noted in your account, please communicate directly with wrote, the nation whose God is the scuba diver must also exercise Lord." (Psalm 33:12). the Chairman, Supervisory Committee, P.O. Box 683, Kailua, Hawaii regularly. Sports that build 96734. Solomon said, "Righteousness exalteth a nation." (Proverbs strength for diving are distance 14:34). swims, skin diving, water polo, At the turn of the century, James Bruce wrote, "Patriotism ZUe gooied! and cross-country running. consists not in waving the flag, but in striving that our country shall be Potential divers must be strong righteous as well as strong." swimmers. Although the diver On this coming July 4th national holiday, it is important that Last week Windy that the numbers for Tripler General the stated need not equal competitive every American reaffirm that faith without which this nation could not Hospital had been changed. This was an error. The changed numbers are swimmers, he must be versatile in have been born. When this nation had its' birth upon a little-known for Tripler's Navy Medical Administration Unit only. The numbers are the water. continent, the nations of the world were very skeptical concerning its' 86-8611, 86-8612, 86-8613 and 86-8614. The Conference for National future. Whoever heard of a nation "conceived in liberty and dedicated Cooperation in Aquatics has set to the proposition that all men are created equal?" Whoever heard of a up these basic swimming government "of the people, by the people and for the people?" "fitiotal aide (hoed requirements: As our nation gained in strength and ultimately became a leading * Swim 300 yards without world power, the eyes of the world turned to America to guide them to The Veterinary Small Animal Clinic will be discontinued after fins; peace and human understanding. Nations looked to us to help them July 15 until the new Station Veterinarian arrives in September. Clinics * Be able to tread water throw off the bonds of dictatorship and tyranny; to provide them a will be conducted until July 15 on the following dates and by with feet only for 3 minutes; means to overcome the problems of hunger, disease and ignorance; and appointment only: July 8 from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.; July 12 from 8 to * Stay afloat for 15 minutes to show them the way whereby man can live in dignity. and 11 a.m.; and July 15 from 1 2: 30 to 3:30 p.m. without accessories; and understanding with his fellow man. * Swim underwater 15 yards What has happened to us in the years since World War II? Is it without fins and without a possible that we no longer seek God's guidance as a matter of national eetamied eta" wait le meet pushoff. policy? It is possible that we have forsaken the way of righteousness If sure that you are that exalts a nation? Could it just be that we have substituted civil The Station Ceramics Club will not be meeting during the month physically capable of scuba diving, disobedience for national responsibility; sit-ins for work-ins; of July. The club is scheduled to resume their classes in mid-August. enroll in a course taught by demonstrations for the democratic process; riots for law and order; and Contact Sharon Wright at 254-1178 for further information. competent instructors. They can materialistic apathy for a vital faith in God? teach you how to use diving The answer for which the world is waiting lies in the heart of equipment, the physics and every American. Let our patriotic spirit be that spirit which fords its physiology of diving, and strength in the righteousness of God. Zade a &wide? underwater swimming skills. The below-described bicycles are currently being held by the Formal training at the administrative division of the Station Security Department. The bikes YMCA, YWCA, or at diving clubs THE WNDWARD MARINE are two girls' 26" models in purple with ,banana seats, high-rise can alert divers to the extent of their ability. Overestimating CG,I ST MARINE BRIGADE BGEN. V.A. ARMSTRONG handlebars and silver fenders. The owners are requested to contact the CO, MCAS, KANEOHE BAY WHITE ability is believed COL. W.J. Admin. Division at 7-2629 or 7-3631. Any bikes remaining at the end to be one of the JOINT PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER CWO-2 M.H. HANDELSMAN of working hours on July 9 will be disposed of in the best interests of major causes of many scuba and EDITOR GYSGT. C.B. SIMMONS the government. diving fatalities each year. It ASSISTANT EDITOR SGT. BERT PRESSON III cannot be effectively self-taught! SPORTS EDITOR CPL. R.J. BURNSIDE Always be sure you buy the THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY FOR MARINES, right equipment. In 1 recent year, Illeyeuta Meow/tied elated NAVAL PERSONNEL, DEPENDENTS AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES AT lack of equipment or defective MARINE maps AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY. IT IS PRINTED BY THE equipment was invt hte%. in Vf INDWARP PUBLISHING CO., INC., KAILUA, HAWAII ,AND PUBLISHED The Arizona Mernpnal July 4 in WITH NON-APPROPRIATED will be closed to the public one-fourth of the skin and scuba FUNDS. THE WINDWARD MARINE observance of Independence Day at Pearl Harbor. Shuttle boat service CONFORMS WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MCO PS600.31. VIEWS AND diving fatalities. Modern OPINIONS EXPRESSED to the memorial will be suspended all day Sunday and Monday. ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE MARINE equipment is well-tested before it CORPS. THE WINDWARD MARINE, A MEMBER OF THE ARMED SERVICES NEWS BUREAU IS PROMULGATED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES is sold and if you maintain it ONLY AND to the manufacturer's IS IN NO WAY DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. NO PAID according ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED. THE JOINT PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE Zeinevt* 414 CO-fleet instructions, you may save money AND STAFF OF THE WINDWARD MARINE ARE LOCATED IN BLDG. 930. as well as your life. Check the ALL COPY SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION WILL BE SCREENED AND The Station Library has announced that personnel may make MUST BE SUBMITTED BY NOON ON TUESDAY, PREVIOUS equipment before and after each ARRANGEMENTS UNLESS copies of paperwork on their new copier for .10 a copy. HAVE BEEN MADE WITH THE STAFF. CALL 7-2141, dive. Never use a homemade scuba 7-2142 or 7-2431 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 3 Patriotism-what 6 K-Bay Marines think

sensitive to it. I definitely think by Sgt. M.L. Thompson flag waving and saying "America, bit more intelligent about it, I love it or leave it." I still think think. Most of these people are that some of the younger people The Fourth of July this year stLt. David they love America. They want it college people. Campus riots and have the right goals in mind. will forth the traditional bring to be better. It's a difficult thing to fireworks and flag waving, but protest rallies. Maybe what they I don't like to see a national is I recommend ways to focus there will also be an element of think they're doing right, but symbol such as I attention on the ills of the the public who will display the Beard the flag don't think it is. In Vietnam, desecrated. I think some of the know how I felt, even when we country. There can only he Red, White and Blue in an change if the guy who actually unorthodox and perhaps people who do that are frustrated went to Laos. I felt I was doing and they're showing their something, however little it might wields the power, who does intentionally disrespectful represent the establishment, manner. Many young people claim contempt for the people who are have been, and I think most of the First Lieutenant David C. running the country. They're just people over there felt like that. recognizes the need' for these they do this only to show Beard, 25, was selected by the being flamboyant. It's not No matter what this country gets changes. Peaceful demonstrations disrespect to an old concept of Navy as the Outstanding Marine are accomplishing anything. It's just into, be standing by it. I have perhaps the only alternative patriotism. Student Aviator for 1970. A we have. But it has-to be peaceful Traditionally, various causing greater division. to trust the people we've got the native of Mansfield, Ohio, he is a or you lose the focus. branches of military service have leading this country. 1968 graduate of the U.S. Naval Now, I've been a violent formed the most conspicuous role Academy at Annapolis, Md. He Sgt. Donald man in the war zone. It was a in our country's patriotic currently pilots an F-4 Phantom necessity. It doesn't necessarily tradition. Capt. James jet for VMFA-212. mean I was right. I know what my In the face of liberalizing responsibilities are and I go about gestures by the Army, Navy and Whether defined differently P. Ballard my duties and I answer to myself Air Force, the Marine Corps has by the young or by the old, I Capers,Jr. and my God. And I hope that in continued the rigorous standards think they're saying essentially e, answering, I will make my of their traditional reputation. the same thing. Patriotism has as country stronger. a Marine, do you see the a As its foundation basic love of Sergeant Donald P. Ballard, I think nowadays patriotism need to redefine the word country. How you show it and 21, arrived here recently with his A professional Marine for 15 means something different to today 's standards? patriotism' for how you express it is not unit, Marine Heavy Helicopter of his 33 years, Captain James different races of people in this necessarily going to be the same. Squadron 463, after serving in the Capers, Jr., was commissioned country. Certainly many black who have Sgt. Felipe The older people Republic of South Vietnam. from the enlisted ranks in 1966 people don't identify with the been through World War I and During the course of his tour during his tour of duty in Fourth of Ally, because they feel War 11 have seen World and Korea overseas, he earned 38 air medals. Vietnam. There he earned two that it was not actually black a different type of war. They've From Hesperie, Calif., Sgt. Ballard Bronze Star Medals and three man's freedom. Torres seen a war where we've assumed entered the Marine Corps in 1968. Purple Hearts. He serves here as So patriotism nowadays the role as the good guys. Many of means different things to a LOT I don't really know what the director of Brigade Schools. the young people today think that of different people. we're not necessarily right being they're trying to prove. One I personally don't need any banner During his tour of duty in in Vietnam. We were not instance I recall was when they or anyone to remind me SgtMaj. Vietnam, Sergeant Felipe Torres, aggressed against. had a protest outside the front what patriotism means, because gates of El Toro (Marine Corps I've gut 14 bullet holes in my 22, earned the Silver Star Medal, I don't think they love William Calif.), a couple of body to remind me. I think it A the nation's fourth highest America any less, it's , just that Air Station, I needs not to be decoration. Raised in New York they question more where it's months before left tor overseas. redefined, but A what we is it City, Sgt. Torres enlisted in the going. And because they question, It was really demur alit Mg. lot need to do redirect Planer I I to coincide with what's taking Marine Corps at age 18 in 1966. their patriotism is not as obvious. of Limes while was overseas, all place in America today. He now serves with Alpha C,o.,1st It's not as simple. Their patriotism asked myself why, when this There are in a lot of things still wrung with this Bn., 3d Marine Regiment. is more complex. stuff was the papers and people country and the yrriing people Patriotism means pnde, So I think it might rankle protesting. It was really depressing As the senior enlisted utan They've got be a little nowadays are perhaps more having pride-in what I am and the the young to see the older catizers for me. to in the First Marine Brigade, timeworn' Major William A. I Nye in our way Planer country and of serves as Sergeant major.of that life. I really agree with these don't - unit. He has seen three wars in his people who take it upon 28 years as a Marine. themselves to ;desecrate the flag. I :11 don't believe they're less patriotic. My feeling about tine yowig It's Jost that they have a different people is that they arc e,rasPing way of thinking they show it lot something that is ahcady better. there, but they don't k now. how I was brought up in New to find out what it is, and any York City, and in a place called older person can't tell them what Greewich Village which is a place it is, because they don't want to where young people gather--what listen. We've defined ourselves in you would call 'hippies'-and I've age groups. They call it lack of encountered them. 1 don't get communication. The younger age across with these people. If an group won't listen to the older individual definitely in his own people; the older people won't mind believes that he is right, believe in the younger people. there is no way that you are going Now, I don't think it's so much a to tell him he is wrong. He's going lack of communication as a lack to stand up for it if he's the type of education. If they want us to of individual who has the courage listen, then they've got to educate to do so. Actually, some of these us, but certainly not in the way young people, I feel, don't really they're going about it. know what they are doing. All I don't know what they are doing is following. definitions people arc applying to He may not be the violent patriotism today. I'm really at a type where he's doing anybody loss for words to define why any harm. He may not be doing young people are in defiance of me any bodily harm by having me the 'old patriotism'---what's the see that he is displaying the flag in `old'. the 'new'? I felt just as a wrong way. But I have great Patriotic going to Vietnam as I felt I pride in what I am and where I've going to the Korean War, as gown up, in the United States as felt going to World War a whole and the Marine Corps because I'm a prole tal Mar' e. Now, no one es war. I which is m life- -and it hurts MARINES pause tcti7 reflect on their ideas of patriotism. From left to fight the are Skt. Felipe SIX K-BAY don't particularly Torres, Major Robert J. odlejewski, Sgt. Donald P. Ballard, SgtMaj. William a. Pla r, Capt. James tare fir war - -three of them h y life Capers, Jr., and IstLt. Id C. eard. (Photo by GySgt C.B. Simmons) Major Robert time are enough. B thb moral and mental cottage, line, the Marine Corps feels it can because, oby usly, we didn't Commandant says go, ,you go, loyalty and duty country. best accomplish its mission as a want theee people to be because he's acting pr our These are, to me simple force in readiness. The other domi ted wr y a Communist Com mander-in-Chief,\ the Modrzejewski a because I'm a m man services obviously feel they can goner ent, te gain, very simple President of the United 'States. this is my pro ion. T s t still accomplish their mission in a objec ion. Whether it be right or wrong is 'm all for protest, I'm all I do, but someby, else it relaxed atmosphere. not up to us to decide. It's up to for freedom of the press, freedom might meanN.temettfing different. I feel that the unrest among the public as a whole to decide. Major Robert J. The civilian can show his the young people, the college of speech - -as long as it's done That's the way our Constitution was bestowed the We have a Constitution. Modnejewski patriotism by participating in students in particular, is possibly properly. and government go. nation's highest decoration, the We have laws. We are a civilized community affairs. due to the fact that the objectives Patriotism, I guess, means to in 1968 for his Medal of Honor, Being against the military of the Vietnam war are not as nation. me to see that my family grows action in 1966 in Vietnam. I heroic seems to be in vogue these days. clearly defined to them as they think that the protests of up in a country where they can Serving ! ere as the assistant G-3 some of these people are valid, The services do not go out are to me as a military man, for voice their opinion through the for the Brigade, the major is officer and in the course of training, instance. and hopefully the government election process. I don't see any will have his 37th birthday come teach people to kill. When a war To me the objectives of the going to around and make reason at all to redefine tomorrow. situation does arise, there has to war are relatively simple. These the changes, but it's going to have patriotism. In my book, there's no be through the legislative I associate patriotism with be somebody to do what is people asked for our help and we to such thing as redefining obedience, with courage--both necessary. By maintaining a hard gave it. The reason we gave it is process. ng 444 di elcace dat, Okinawa dominates tennis; HAWMAR second

Jennings of Japan, 4-6, but came Okinawa.Marines dominated Bigby (0) entered into T O U R N E Y were scheduled in the first day of the first WRAP-UP---DAY BY DAY back to win the next two, 6-1, doubles play. Hawaii's two days of the 1971 Wednesday's semi-finals. number two PACIFIC REGIONAL Okinawa swept all five of 6-4; and Tom Turner, second-seeded team of Sam TENNIS Tournament play will Okinawa team CHAMPIONSHIPS at the continue their matches on Monday with man of the Cordova and Dave Drewelow K-Bay through today with both struggled to beat Doug Grasso of tennis courts, last Monday and single Hawaii and Japan tieing at two defeated Okinawa's second-seeded and doubles action. Finals Hawaii 7-5, 7-5. Tuesday to send two men into will be each. John Sinning and Roscoe Bighby played today, beginning at Roscoe Bigby of Okinawa Wednesday's semi-final play. 9 a.m. Okinawa's top-seeded Ron 7-5, 7-5. Hawaii's top-seeded Dave beat John Abenante of Japan 6-3, Beard and Rick Roos were Of the nine matches played Powell scored his first victory 6-0. John Sinning of Okinawa awarded their game with a bye. by the Okinawa Marines leading Representing Okinawa in with a 6-0, 6-0 win over Hawaii's the doubles class are: Ron Powell Bill Burns, while Japan's Mike took both matches from David Okinawa's top-seeded Ron up 'to semi-final playoffs, the O's Drewelow 6-2, 6-1. Powell and Tom Turner slammed won seven. Hawaii is in second, and Tom Turner; for Hawaii, Dave Hays defeated Sam Cordova of Beard and Rick Roos. Japan's Hawaii with scores of 6-3, 6-0. Hawaii's Rick Roos showed Japan's second-seeded Gray claiming three; and Japan has two. good form in defeating Rich Jennings and Rich Anderson 6-1, David Beard (H), Mike Hays players are Mike Hayes and John Bill Ambroisio of Okinawa Abenante. lost his first match with Gray Anderson of Japan 6-0, 6-0. 6-1. Japan's top-seeded Mike (J), Ron Powell (0), and Roscoe TUESDAY: Japan's Hayes and John Abenante were top-seeded Mike Hays defeated awarded their game against Okinawa's number two Tom Hawaii's Doug Grasso and Bill Two IM teams Turner in the hardest fought Burns with a default. match of the day, 6-4, 6-2. Long Of the two games played volleys that kept the men running Wednesday, the major problem still undefeated continuously highlighted the was a lack of communication match. between team-mates. A number of Two teams remain Hayes' composure and incidents occurred where undefeated in IM GOLF action as endurance finally wore Turner team-mates let the ball fall the season goes into its fourth down. between them, thinking each week of play. The two undefeated In other action during the other would take it. teams are MCAS 1 and H&MS 24. second day of the FOUrney, Dave Entering into Thursday's Teams winning in last weeks Beard (H) defeated Bill Ambrosio singles play was Dave Beard (H), matches include: VMFA-235 over (0), 6-1, 6-2. Ron Powell (0), Mike Hayes (J), StOps, 101/2-71/2; H&S Brigade over Ron Powell (0) defeated and Roscoe Bigby (0). Continuing Radio, 101/2-7'h; MACS 2 over Rick Roos (H), 6-0, 6-0. in the doubles play was Dave PSB, 141/2-31/2; MCAS 1 over Mike Hays (J) defeated Tom Rick (H), Sam LATE...as first Beard and Roos MABS 24, 18-0 and H&MS 24 THE FLYING LEAP IS JUST A SPLIT-SECOND Turner (0), 6-4, 6-3. and Dave Drewelow (H), indicates the ball in motion, Cordova over 1/3, 10-8. 'baseman catches the ball for the out. Circle Roscoe Bigby (0) defeated Mike Hayes and John Abenante won the Tuesday night game, defeating As of this date, MCAS 1 flying into his glove. MA BS-24 John Sinning (0), 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. (J) and Ron Powell and Tom with a total 113 by a 2-1 score. leads the league WEDNESDAY four games Turner (0). pointage of 411/2 with no losses. Second place currently is occupied by H&MS 24 with 361/2 Five K-Bay Marines points and no losses. MACS-2 wins eighth Third place in the IM GOLF league goes to 1/3, currently with MACS-2 vs PSB one loss and two wins, with a MACS-2 shut out PSB last to golf in PAC Tourney Friday night, RADIO shut-out total pointage of 341/2. 8-0, to win their the tour eighth straight with no losses. MACS-2 last night, 10-0, in Five K-Bay Marines have closely throughout Occupying the fourth slot is 33 on Deuce pitcher Scanlan was five innings of play to move won the honor of representing rounds, shot an impressive the air-winger squadron of nine as compared to credited with the win, striking out into undisputed first place in Hawaii Marines in the Pacific the front VMFA-235. Currently with a 31% Regional Golf Tournament Werner's 35 on the third day of point total, the wingers are the six and walking one. Losing the 1M Softball league. pitcher was PSB's Nowlen. scheduled to begin Monday. competition. top fighter squadron. Renin Werner, K-Bay Beginning this Monday place is H&S Top hitters for MACS-2 In fifth H&S BRIGADE -11; Special Services, captured first through Friday, the six Marines Brigade, currently with 30 points were: Smart with 3-4; Wright with 1/3-1 honors during the four-day will tee-off during the PACIFIC in season play. Sixth place is 2-4; Erwin, 2-4: and French, 2-4. Bde collected its 4th win of elimination matches with a total occupied by MACS 2, currently REGIONAL GOLF MCAS 1 - VM FA- 122 the season behind the pitching of score of 294. Ted Coia, 1st TOURNAMENT. The course will with 261/2 points. 1 Tiedeman who picked up his third MarBde, placed second with a play with Seventh place goes to Navy MCAS brought their consist of 72 hole medal season record to 4-5 last win in four starts. Robinson 304. six players in open competition with 181/2 points; Eighth to Radio Friday night by started the hitting attack off with Allen Westbrook shot a total (171/2); StOps, in ninth, with 17 rolling over the and four players in the seniors air-wingers an impressive first inning home PSB in the 10th slot with of VMFA-122, 10-1. score of 307 to move into third division. points; run with two on base. Jones was nine points; and MABS 24 in the Winning pitcher was Cook: place; Jerry Graham captured the credited with the loss was Nugent. the starter and loser for 1/3. fourth slot firing a blazing 312; rear with 1 point. MCAS l's two top batters Hansen was the defensive Sam Skaff stroked his way to tie for the evening were Kee with 3-4 star for Bde with two stops that with Graham for the fourth slot; Boxing and Cook with 2-4 and two RBI's. prevented extra base hits. and Tim Derloshon, currently stationed at Camp Smith, took tryouts fifth with a 321. These six Marines will tee-off Monday at the Tryouts are currently Golf Can Be Dangerous start of the Tourney. underway for the Kaneohe Werner dominated the Varsity Boxing Team. eliminations throughout the four Performance will be evaluated by Last year the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness days, firing rounds of 77, 74, 72 coaches: SSgt. W. Nakama (3rd reported the case of'a fourth-grader in Oklahoma City who picked up and 71. He held a five stroke lead Engineers); SSgt. W. Daligcon an old golf ball on his way to school. In school, he stuck the point of over Coia, his closest competitor, (Special Services); and 1st Lt. C. his drawing compass into the ball, and it exploded, spraying the liquid following the third day of play. Dubinick (Special Services). A core contents into his eyes. Two classmates immediately led him to the This lead was expanded as Werner team will be selected in the water fountain to wash out his eyes, a third classmate got their teacher, blazed his way to a 10-stroke following weight classes: and they flushed his eyes for several minutes. margin at the close of the When his mother arrived, she took him to an ophthalmologist eliminations. Light Flyweight 06 lbs, maximum who advised that, though the boy's eyes were burned, they were not Coia, followed Werner's lead Flyweight 12 Bantamweight 19 permanently damaged. Though his vision was temporarily blurred Featherweight 25 following treatment, full sight has now returned. Each youngster was Lightweight 32 later awarded a recognition plaque from the National Society, and an Renin Werner Light Welterweight 39 NSPB pin for their quick-thinking which undoubtedly prevented serious Welterweight 47 Light Middleweight 56 damage to the boy's eyes. Middleweight 65 The above case illustrates how dangerous an innocent-looking golf Light Heavyweight 78 ball can be in the hands of a curious boy who wants to "see what's Heavy weight - inside." According to the Society, which has received reports of a Aku Marines After a period of training, number of serious eye injuries caused by exploding golf balls, few such the team will fight in Honolulu on encounters turn out as well as this one. Craig Price a regular basis, and will compete With the growing interest and participation in golf at this time of in the !lawaii State Golden Gloves the year, it can be expected that more and more golf balls will be left Tournament in March. lying around the garage, or lost around the garage or along the fence TROPHIES!!!. . .This past This Saturday, there will be rows, waiting for some youngster to pick them up. If your off-the-job weekend's spearfishing contest a beach walk and picnic at Ft. If interested, call for an safety activity needs a good topic, there is one that has the potential for winners were: 1st place, the team Hase beach beginning at 6 p.m. interview with one of the coaches: helping prevent serious injury, and possibly blindness, to a child. of Hank Singer and Rodger Carver This event is open to all interested Lt. Dubinick 7-2135 Most golf balls have a liquid core containing a chemical for a 7 lb. Pacific Blue Parrotfish; Aku Marines. SSgt. Nakama 7-2076 compound under pressure of up to 2,500 pounds per square inch. A 2nd went to Don Brendle and Jim Congratulations to Art SSgt. Daligcon 7-2041 partial list of possible ingredients in this compound includes sulfuric Eichholtz for a one pound, four Wesman for collecting a 10-inch There is a special interest in acid, sodium hydroxide, zinc sulfide, barium salts, ethylene glycol, lead ounce Unicornfish. Helmet shell on the last boat dive. the lighter weight classes. When oxide paste, castor oil, and even water. Third place was captured by On July /2, there will be the figuring your weight class, take The National Society urges parents to teach their children the the team of Gail Ott and George regular monthly business meeting. present weight and subtract 15-20 dangers of cutting or puncturing golf balls, and to keep golf balls on the Pasalano who speared a one All people interested in coming fairway, and out of pounds. the hands of youngsters. _pound, one ounce hirrotfildi. are invited to attend. ik:113ap ports evetantitt dotted bp HAWMAR's drop two in new series (Cpl. fob iaurniabe Scoring 11 runs in the first LINESCORES R H E Jolly Roger powered their three innings of play, the way to an 18-3 pounding victory University of Hawaii "Bows" HAWMAR 4 8 6 last Tuesday night against rolled past HAWMAR, 13-4, last BOWS 13 6 2 HAWMAR at Millican. Sunday afternoon at K-Bay. The Hawaii Marine baseball Leroy Goo, Andy Dolan and The "Bows" capitalized on team opened its 1971 season by Pal Eldridge slugged three-run seven HAWMAR errors, many of participating in the Puerto Rican homers to cinch the win in the which occurred in the first three Winter League from Jan. 3 until seven-inning game. innings, to come up with the six April 4. They finished fourth out Winning pitcher was hits needed for the win. of eight teams competing. Williams; credited with the loss, HAWMAR managed eight hits HAWMAR also participated McLauchen. during the game, but scored only in the Easter Tournament from Jolly Roger came up with on four. The "Bows" currently March 24 until April 9, which was 15 hits in the seven-innings, four lead the Cartwright Series. composed of such top-notch ball of them going to Bob Matias. clubs as the University of Southern California (last years LINESCOR ES R H E Officer Bowling NCAA Champions), Santa Clara Wednesday night was a night University, City College of San HAY/MAR 3 4 6 for high rollers. Marcie Viegel had Diego and the University of 2 a great night with a 192, 176, and Hawaii.waii. JOLLY ROGER 18 15 161 for a 529 series. Becky Yates with a 177, 169, and 155 ended excellegt tevutogt with a 501 series. Bev Slavens had a good 450 series. Summer Fun continues For the men-Ray Caster line with a 130 average had a game of An Open House has been W.J. White, 181. Chick Lively with a 136 Commanding Officer scheduled for this morning, July of the Air Station, will be on hand average had a 488 series. Bob 2, for all parents of children to personally Wiggs with a 233 and 201 games congratulate the enrolled in the Summer Fun participants, parents, and staff. ended with a 610 series. Howard Program. a nice game of 210 If for some reason your Helms had Parents are invited and a Kasson children missed the first session of with 548 series and Phil encouraged to visit all the a with a 533 series. Summer Fun or if you have not bowled 209 activities in which their children Donna True picked up two yet re-enrolled them in the second have participated. In this way, session 5-7-9 and 4-5 and had a which begins on July 6, splits of they will be able to view their nice series of 454. You may sign them up at the Inter-Service Moto-Cross children "in action" and also Mokapu Elementary School on examine exhibits and displays of Station. the skills and crafts which the BIKERS UNITE: Coming Green Barons Late registration for the NOTICE TO DADS: There youngsters have learned and second session of SUMMER FUN up this month, K-Bay will host an K-Bay Green Barons will be a mini-bike track out of The developed. will be held after the Open House Inter-service Moto-Cross open to the way of the regular track. held their own version of a flyover The Open 1-huse will begin at Mokapu School from I p.m. to all makes and models of bikes. much as last weekend with around twenty Mini-bikers can ride as at 8 a.m. and continue until 1 2:30 5 p.m., today. Classes include: 0-175 c.c. they want. "planes." Those concerned with parents free to move at their Activities for the second Competition Bikes; 176-Open c.c.; Also there will be time for spectators who live near the Golf leisure between the various areas. session go into full swing on 0-Open Novice, Enduro Bikes; and grudge racing. If you and your Course probably thought the The climax of the very Tuesday, July 6, so if mini-bikes with 10 minute motos. you are not neighbor have bikes and you're droning of the "aircraft" successful first session, which is yet enrolled be mire and come to (NOTE: Novice is defined as a not sure Which one scrambles spearheaded an air attack, but we marked by the Open House, will the Mokapu School on Friday. person who is primarily a street know different. best, come on out and find out. conclude at the Mokapu June 2, between I p.m. and 5 rider but has a bike that he can There is an entry fee of July 25th is the confirmed Elementary School where Cot p.m. run in the dirt). 52.00 to cover the cost of the (so-far) date for the Club The races will consist of trophies that will be presented picnic/cookout. As of this date, it three, 15-minute Motos for during the meet. is scheduled to take place at regular classes. The course is at THERE WILL BE NO Bellows. least one mile long with 21 turns OPEN GATE. IN ORDER TO Members are reminded that KBay IM Golf Schedule and five jumps. COME ABOARD STATION, there is a deadline for joining the Registration for the races YOU MUST HAVE A DECAL OR AMA. Now that the Club has been INTRAMURAL GOLF starts at 9:30 a.m. with practice TEMPORARY PASS. sanctioned, it would be advisable Clip Out and Save beginning after your bike has been Come on out and do your for all members to join. safety checked and registered. thing at the Inter-service Speaking of members, the JUNE 10 is to begin at 11 Racing scheduled Moto-Cross at the K-Bay track Barons wish to welcome their two 12 - 12:30 NAVY VS H&S BDE a.m. and find out what dirt-bike racing new members: James St. Ann and 12:30 - 1 VMFA-235 VS PSB In order to race in the meet, is all about. Terry Ipock. 1 - 1:30 1ST RADIO BN VS MCAS NO. 1 is it necessary to remove mirrors WATCH FOR NEXT Next meeting is set for July 1:30 - 2 MACS II VS H&MS-24 and, either remove or tape, lights WEEKS WINDY FOR THE DATE 9, a week from today, at a place 2- 2:30 MABS-24 VS 1ST BN 3RD MAR and instruments against breakage. OF THIS INTER-SERVICE yet to be designated. Watch next JUNE 17 (NOTE: If you want to race, we MOTO-CROSS. week's WINDY for the info. 12 - 12:30 1ST BN 3RD MAR VS MACS II will find a class for you). 12:30 - 1 H&MS-24 VS 1ST RADIO BN 1 - 1:30 MCAS NO. 1 VS VMFA-235 caluatecu "ceded 1:30 - 2 PSB VS NAVY 2 - 2:30 H&S BDE VS STAOPS Long&Short JUNE 24 12 - 12:30 VMFA-235 VS STAOPS Football WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS COURSE 12:30 - 1 1ST RADIO BN VS H&S BDE A WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS COURSE is currently 1 - 1:30 MACS II VS NB scheduled to begin after July 4. To qualify, you must be a Senior Association 1:30 - 2 MABS-24 VS MCAS NO. 1 Lifesaver and in good physical shape. Interested applicants are asked to 2 - 2:30 1ST BN 3RD MAR VS H&MS-24 leave their name at the ARC office. Applicants will be notified of the JULY 1 Volunteers are needed to starting date. For further information, call 73575. participate as members of the 12 - 12:30 H&MS-24 VS MABS-24 K-B ay Youth Football KANEOHE WIVES GOLF CLUB 12:30 - 1 MCAS NO. 1 VS MACS II Association. Parents and Sally Clifford, firing an 89-14-75, became the ace for the month 1 - 1:30 PSB VS 1ST RADIO BN interested adults are invited to of June in the Kaneohe Wives Golf Club play on June 24th. Louise 1:30 - 2 H&S BDE VS VMFA-235 attend an organizational meeting Frye with 104-28-76, was second low net. Loss gross honors went to 2- 2:30 STAOPS VS NAVY Melba Russell of the Association at 7 p.m. on who scored a 93. Polly Carlstead and Margaret Mc Giant) JULY 8 July 7. tied for low putts, both with 34. 12 - 12:30 1ST RADIO BN VS NAVY The meeting will be held in CHESS CLUB 12:30 - I MACS II VS STAOPS Building 267 (Station Training A CHESS CLUB is currently in the planning stages here at K-Bay. 1 - 1:30 MABS-24 VS H&S BDE Bldg.) in Classroom No. 1. It's purpose is to promote a better understanding of the game among 1:30 - 2 1ST BN 3RD MAR VS PSB Purpose of the meeting will those seriously interested. For further information, contact Bruce 2- 2:30 H&MS-24 VS MCAS NO. 1 be to elect members into the Waltman at 72141 f)r additional details. The club motto is "Mate in JULY 15 Association. Once this new Eight." 12- 12:30 MCAS NO. 1 VS 1ST BN 3RD MAR 12:30- I PSB Association is formed, it will 1M GOLF SCHEDULE VS MABS-24 conduct the planning and Tee times for Thursday 1 - 1:30 H&S BDE VS MACS II operation of the Youth Football 1:30- 2 STAOPS VS 1ST RADIO BN 2 - 2:30 NAVY Program for this and following Time Team vs Team VS VMFA-235 seasons. JULY 22 Interested persons are asked 12 - 12:30 MACS II 12-12:30 H&MS-24 VS MABS-24 VS VMFA-235 to call Major Bloomer at 72483 12:30 - 1 MABS-24 VS 12:30-1 MCAS 1 VS MACS 2 NAVY (work/261-2891 1 - 1:30 1ST BN 3RD MAR (home); or Major 1-1:30 PSB VS RADIO VS STAOPS Boyer at 72730 (work)/257-2464 1:30 - 2 H&MS-24 1:30-2 H&S Brigade VS VMFA-235 VS H&S BDE (home) before 2. 2- 2:30 MCAS NO. 1 July 2-2:30 StOps VS NAVY VS PSB 6 K-Bay Salutes Credit Union $ news

When this column began including: reviewing and M.J. George (Chairman), MSgt. several months ago, one of the evaluating the performance of Thomas M. Perez, Col. O.E. Howe first articles was about the elected officials and employees, (ret), and Mr. Andrew M. Jamila. members of the Board of conducting required audits, These members of our Directors - who they are and what conducting Membership Supervisory Committee should be they do. Today, we take another verifications, and providing the commended for t h e look at some people who are very Board of Directors with comprehensive annual audit they important to you and your Credit recommendations and suggestions conducted in early April 1971. Union. They are the members of for improving your Credit Union. Some of the members gave annual the Supervisory Committee. As a supervisory agency, the leave time doing volunteer work Sgt. E. J. Charbonneau epL E. Richardson LCpL Stoddard All you need is another committee has sweeping powers for us. Their audit report reflects H&HS 1 / 3 H&SJ.W. , 1/3 supervisor! Right? Supervision of suspension. It may suspend, that our Credit Union is 6-Yr shiProver Merit Promo Nark Mast sometimes has a bad sound - until the next meeting of the financially sound and growing. nobody likes to be watched. The members, any director, executive The Supersivory Committee Supervisory Committee of your officer, or member of the credit is in the process of conducting a Credit Union, however, is not like committee. The committee has 100% verification of membership. that. Perhaps it should be called the power to act on any ,;olation During the month of July, each the "freedom committee." Your of the Credit Union Act, pertinent Credit Union member should Supervisory Committee makes Federal Regulations, the Credit receive a statement and a short sure that the operations of your Union Charter, the Bylaws, or any message from the committee. If Credit Union benefit you. Its practice which the committee you do not receive your statement actions leave you and your Credit deems to be unsafe or by the end of July, notify the Union free to do the job. unauthorized. Chairman of the committee at The Federal Credit Union With these responsibilities, Post Office Box 683, Kailua, CpL D. Michael Bylaws provide that a Supervisory which are designed to safeguard Hawaii 96734. You may also CpL J.L. King CpL D.D. Gunter Committee 1/3 H&S, Bde. H&S, Bde. shall be appointed by the assets of your Credit Union, address correspondence Merit Promo Merit Promo Merit Promo the Board of Directors from the Supervisory Committee has concerning complaints or among the members of your the added responsibility of suggestions for the improvement H&S 1st MarBde Credit Union. The committee so protecting the reputation of the of your Credit Union to the LCpI. Robert S. Brown has been awarded the Good Conduct appointed, which shall be Credit Union and its officers committee. Medal (1st Award). composed of at least three but not against unfair or unfounded Our Supervisory Committee H&HS more than five persons, shall be criticism. discharges its duties and Cpl. C.E. Rodes has received a Meritorious Mast. charged with the reponsibilities Your Supervisory responsibilities in a competent SSgt. Larry W. Smith was awarded the Good Conduct Medal (2nd set forth in the Credit Union Act, Committee members are CWO manner. The role they play in the award). affairs of the Credit Union is an VMFA-122 important one. They should be IMii Receiving the Good Conduct Medal (1st award) were: Corporals WEND 110 MO encouraged to their efforts -=.0 NM further John L. Weber, Thomas W. Blemins and David C. Cona. 1MM l IS = and contributions toward the IMP 1.= Ie H&MS-24 am, ems- AM betterment of our organization. The following people were awarded the Good Conduct Medal (1st The Supervisory Committee is award): Corporals William G. Franzatti, Arthur B. Casterline, Jr., another reason why our Federal W. Michael . Herbert H. Castona, Michael W. Bender, Handley Cook, Jr., Credit Union is a safe place to "BURY MY HEART AT the assistance the sun, and it E. Johnson, and Ronnie N. Harrington. of Save. If you do not have an WOUNDED KNEE," by Dee be left as it was... The Cpl. William G. Franzatti has been named Marine of the Month should account with us, we urge you to Brown. An Indian the was made for May. history of country without lines open one today. That time worn to their present rank were Corporals Terry J. Johnson, American West and one of the of demarcation, and it is no man's cliche "Pay first!" was Promoted Best Seller yourself R. Estok, Maynard C. Gouldin, and Lance Corporals Frederick Non-fiction to come business to divide it... never more important than it is Donald out this summer... W. Root H and Wayne E. Morris. "Perhaps you think the today. Pay YOURSELF first by May well dominate the next Cpl. James M. Savage was awarded a Meritorious Mast. Creator sent you here to dispose saving at the Credit Union - MABS-24 century of literature dealing with of us as you see fit. If I thought beginning TODAY. American Indians... Cpl. Ronald L. Sawchuck was promoted to his present rank. you were sent by the Creator I Appalling, PFC Glenn A. Closson, Jr., has received his GED certificate. "Shattering, might be induced to think you VMFA-235 Compelling... One wonders, had a right to dispose of me. reading this searing, The following people were awarded the Good conduct heartbreaking "Do not misunderstand me, Staff Wives book, who, indeed, were the Medal:SSgt. Calvin F. Guntherberg (4th award) and receiving the 1st but understand me fully with savages. The Thrift Shop, located in award are Corporals Thomas J. Dunstan, Donald E. Calhoon Ill, Dale C. reference to my affection for the Here are some quotes from the Chapel Annex, has many good Anthony M. Dias and LCpI. Gary L. land. I never said the land was Patchell, David E. Ramm and book: buys for sale. We now have a baby Burnham. the mine to do with as I chose. "The whites told only one "The one who has the right crib with mattress, bicycles and LCpI. Victor M. Rangel was promoted to his present rank. even a surfboard. Just about side. Told it to please themselves. to dispose of it is the one who Cpl. Maurice R. Corpus was awarded a Meritorious Mast. everything imaginable. Told much that is not true. Only created it. I claim a right to live VMFA-212 is an abundance his own best deeds, only the worst on my land, and accord you the There also I stLt. William B. Fuller has been designated a Section Leader. military civilian deeds of the Indians, has the privilege to live on yours." of clothing a'id The following people have all received the Bauer award: Corporals white man told." ...Chief Hoseph of the Nez Perce wear. For you newcomers, the Robert K.P. Cochran, Clyde W. Peters and Johnnie Scott, Jr. Thrift Shop now has added some ...Yellow Wolf of the Nez Perce The following is the new Cpl. Michael V. Laduzinski has received his G.E.D. certificate. linens to the Hospitality Kits. "The earth was created by schedule of hours for the Library: GySgt. Aristide J. Sward has received a Letter of Commendation Monday, 11:30 a.m. to 8 For more information, from MAG-24 C.O. please call 254-1179 or 254-2335. p.m.; Tuesday, 11:30 a.m. to 8 Mrs. Wurtz still needs recipes at p.m.; Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 8 254-3835. There will be a business p.m.; Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; meeting July 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Staff Club. Mahalo. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; eburation Peiv5 Sunday and holidays, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., except Christmas, New Correspondence courses are have. USAFI courses are off' period required by law, Year's and Easter when the 0' Wives a popular way of improving your recommended for credit by the changing your mind can be very Library is closed. The new Executive Board educational level or technical American Council on Education expensive. Some schools require TAPE ROOM NEWS training. They will never be an that you pay the full amount for SSgt. Bob Watson had it's first meeting on June 22. which is recognized by hundreds The program of events promises adequate replacement for of colleges and technical schools the course, whether you finish it announces that he is available to classroom and workshop or not. Others require you to pay issue authorization cards for you an exciting year. throughout the United States. Plan to attend the ALOHA experience and should be used Most commercial correspondence a percentage of the price, based tape buffs on Tuesdays and only by people whose location or on how long you have had the Thursdays from 5 to 8 p.m., on coffee scheduled for August. It's a courses are accredited by the time to get acquainted with the work schedule makes it impossible National Home Study Council, course or how many lessons you Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., to attend regular classes. have finished. and on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. new wives, sign-up for classes in which is not recognized by the many different hobbies and If you must take a majority of colleges and technical T h e Veteran's With the Library's longer interests, and to become a correspondence course, remember schools. Administration will pay only for hours on the new schedule, you'll that the most widely recognized lessons which have been be able to use the Tape Room member of your '0' Wives Club. accredited courses available to It is true that commercial completed and graded by the more often and longer. The Girl Scouts will be military personnel are USAFI correspondence schools offer school. You will have to pay the Ten new LP's will be ready camping at Hale Koa the last two correspondence courses. They also some courses which are not difference. You will also have to for you next week. There have weeks of July. In the past, the happen to be the least expensive. available from USAFI. If you request a change of program from been more recorders and volunteer mothers working with Shop and compare! USAFI High decide that only a commercial the Veteran's Administration if turntables added to the Tape the girls have brought their young School courses are $10 for the correspondence school can offer you want to enroll in a school or Room equipment, too. New decor sons. Our club has been ask to first course and each course after you the training you want, take another course. You are allowed has ik.m added to the walls this inquire of our membership as to that is free as long as you the course. But first be sure you only one change of program when week. Come up and take a look. whether any members would be continue to complete courses. know what you're paying for. drawing VA benefits. If you have interested in volunteering to your contract. No matter supervise the young boys. Commercial High School Read any questions about 117 June graduates of the correspondence courses range in what the school's salesman tells correspondence courses or Navy Academy received The supervision required you, promises that are not written would be during the daytime price from $200 to $400. Which contracts with correspondence commissions as Marine Corps you rather have? in the contract do not have to be schools, check with the counselors only. If you are able to help with would second lieutenants. this program, The lower price isn't the kept. in the Joint Education Office. please contact Mrs. Jacobson - 262-4878. only advantage USAFI courses After the three day "cooling Building 267. 7 CLASSIFIED

HELP WANTED 9, 10; China-Japanese 8 settings with 1965 VOLVO, 4 dr., excellent MANAGER OF CHILD CARE all serving pieces - $60. Call Lt. Col condition, $800 or best offer. Call CENTER - Must have admin Ziegler 257-2349 anytime. 72820 DWH, 254-4674 AWH. background in planning, programming 70 DATSUN, sacrifice - leaving, Gard 1970 450 cc HONDA, excellent and budgeting for daily operations, and Coat, no rust, radio, new tires - $1450; condition, $850. Call 72095 DWH, experience in food service and Beige Carpet with pad 18 x 13 - $100. 72309 AWH. management of personnel. Apply at Call 254-4072 anytime. 52 GALLON AQUARIUM - $45; 21 Bldg. 243 to Mrs. Christiansen. 1965 FORD FALCON - 4 door wagon, gal. aquarium - $20, both aquariums HOBBY SHOP needs a capable radio, good tires and good running - are crystal tanks, ideal for salt water Ceramics Shop operator. Position open $295. Call 261-4682 DWH, 261-6082 fish. Both tanks come with accessories. immediately. Call Mrs. Christiansen at AWH. Call 73691 DWH. 7-3520 for interviews of come in and SURFBOARD - 6 ft 9 in, good SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED, springs & fill our application. condition, no dings - $40. Call mattress in very good condition. Needs FOR SALE 254-3482 anytime. new cover. Make offer. May be seen at 1966 CHEVY Impala, $900 or best 1965 CHEVY IMPALA SUPER 567 Lana St., Enchanted Lakes, after 5 offer. Call 7-2055 dwh, or 254-2952 SPORT - 2 dr. HD top, radio, 4 speed p.m. weekdays, anytime over weekend. awh. trans., runs good. Call 254-4780 1969 YAMAHA TWIN 90 50-60 mpg. DRUMS, full set, $200 when new, any time. Contact Maj. Smart 72760/72714 make offer. See James Nolan at 1962 CHEVY - new tires, new DWH, 254-3426 AWH. Messhall No. 2 (7-2832) or Barracks upholstery, radio, P/S, excellent PURE BREED GERMAN SHEPHERD 1095 (7-3670). running condition, leaving island, must PUPS (7 wks). See at Sacred Falls. Call 72115 DWH, 293-5058 AWH. WANTED sell, $400/best offer. Call 262-4579 67 COUGAR Need. Male anytime. in excellent condition. Daschund w/papers for Lime stud. Call 254-4866 anytime. green, good tires, V8 engine, 1968 DATSUN SEDAN w/radio, 5 straight stick, available immediately, OLD FORD, CHEV OR RAMBLER new tires, new battery, Ziebart STATION treated, $1050. Call 433-9659 DWH, 435-6139 WAGON for local excellent condition. Call 433-9270 anytime. transportation. Must be in good DWH, 257-2522 AWH. 69 FIAT 850 Spider, excellent running condition. Call Capt. Stricker WESTINGHOUSE Electric Blanket at Ext. 72721/73260 DWH, 254-3653 condition, MAG wheels, $1600. Call w/single control - $15. Call SSgt 254-4061 anytime. anytime. Boysen 73674 DWH. SERVICES OFFERED 13 YR OLD APPALOOSA MARE. 1960 FORD PICKUP - rebuilt trans & English (jumps) Willing Teenager to do your or Western. rack - excellent condition, $400. Call Experienced rider - $350. Call YARDWORK for the summer. Call 72115 DWH. 293-5764 254-2740 anytime. AWH. 254-3333 anytime. Will perform TYPING /CLERICAL SERVICES in my home or in an office on a part time basis. Accurate and sHown ME SHOWTI ME dependable. Good Civil Service Fri-Wed Thursday background. Call 254-3482 anytime. ovues GIVE AWAY 7:15 p.m. SPEED KILLS, says Windy's girl, and this time she means the speed FOUR (4) Calico Kittens 6 weeks old - TICKET SALES GO ON 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO SHOW TIME AND WILL of a car. Marines should be especially cautious while driving on Free. Call 73691 DWH. main gate. With children 45 SHOW TIME! Mokapu Boulevard outside the Summer fun for the kids! Free REMAIN OPEN MINUTES AFTER keep their eyes KITTENS - have shots. Call 254-38E8 continuously in and around the streets, drivers must any time. on the road and their feet off the accelerator. FOR SALE TODAY (GP), comedy, 138 min. 1968 VW 2 door - Sun Roof/stick HANNIBAL BROOKS - Oliver TUESDAY shift, good tires, good mechanical Reed, Michael J. Pollard, (GP), TROG - condition, no rust, low mileage, $1250. Joan Crawford, Michael adventure, 101 min. 91 Enlisted Club slate Call GySgt. Simmons at 72141 DWH, Gough, (GP), science fiction, 254-1104 anytime. SATURDAY min. TONIGHT: Happy Hour opens Club opens at noon today. We will 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1300 radio, htr., BURN - Marlon Brando, afternoon at 4 p.m. have no band tonite but we are Evaristo WEDNESDAY the Club this $750. Call 72957 DWH, 254-3637 Marquez, (GP, drama, 112 min. The Enlisted Club welcomes back offering a really great comedy on COLD - AWH. SUNDAY TURKEY Dick Van the fabulous JOHNNY ROCK our Sunday Nite Theater. "Dirty Leaving Island - 6,600 Air cond. - $45; Dyke, short, (GP), comedy, 107 JOANNA - Genevieve Waiter, SOCIETY AND GIRL tonite at Dingus Magee." Laughs galore like new 12,500 air cond. - $150; min. Antique Desk Chair - $100; Boy or Christian Doermer, (R), comedy, eight. See you here when they when Frank Sinatra meets George Girl's Bedroom furniture - $150; Huge 112 min. THURSDAY start shaking the scene. Kennedy in one of the funniest Barbeque - $35; Henredon Cocktail MONDAY THE LAST VALLEY - Michale SATURDAY: Tonite, back by westerns ever made. Table - $150; Wedgewood Blue Rug - Caine, Omar Shard, (GP), a $80 (size 9 x 12); 4 Panel Screen - $75; SECRET OF SANTA VITTORIA popular demand, THE RIMERS WEDNESDAY: We've special Surfboard - S15; Ladies clothes Size 8, - Anthony Quinn, Anna Magnani, adventure, 125 min. OF ELDRITCH. If you dig soul mainland floor show on stage this rock, this is where the action is. evening, featuring the soul sounds Noon opening features Bloody of THE CONNIE KENNY TRIO - Mary specials. Also on tap today, Two shows - one at eight and one OFFICERS' CLUB EVENTS our weekly sneak preview this at nine p.m. Remember, this is TONIGHT: Happy Hour on the SATURDAY: The "GRASS special. Due to the July 4th afternoon at 2 p.m. also ladies nite, with drinks half for the ladies. Lower Lanai from 4 to 7 p.m. SHACK" by the pool is open holiday, we will not be serving the SUNDAY: Happy fourth of July! price with the Roast Beef Stand at 5. from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. for Crablegs and Tenderloin Buffet. num Our popular Steak-O-Rama snacks, seven days a week. The Instead we will have TEXAS will beef by the pool. take off at 6:30 to 9 p.m. on the Package Store will be open from Barbequing of The buffet line will be open from Grill:111111111 I! Lower 'Lanai at $3.95 with your 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Dining 4 to 6 p.m. on the Lower TODAY choice of steak. For dancing Room is open from 7 to 9 p.m., kidney beans, rutabagas, serving dinners from the menu. Lanai-from 6 to 7 p.m. a LUNCH - Southern Fried chicken, brownies. enjoyment the "ADAMS 5" will The entertainment in the TAPA Polynesian Show on stage, and potatoes, succotash, pineapple TUESDAY be on stage from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., dancing enjoyment to the pie. BAR will commence at 9 p.m. LUNCH - Teriyaki steak, fried and as an added attraction the "ADAMS 5" from 7 to 10 p.m. SUPPER - Meat loaf, pinto beans, with the PAUL TANIN rice, peas, cherry turnover. TRIO. MONDAY: The lifeguard will be broccoli, peanut butter cake. "CONNIE & KENNY TRIO" will The Brunch is served SUPPER - Hot beef sandwich, SUNDAY: on duty from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. SATURDAY put on an hour show from 10 to from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., with potatoes, beets, oatmeal cookies. The "Grass Shack" will be open BRUNCH - SUPPER - Fried steak, 11 p.m. Cheese Blintzes as this week's from 11:30 to 6 serving soft limas, salad bar, apple pie. WEDNESDAY drinks, draft beer, snacks and SUNDAY LUNCH - Sloppy Joe, potatoes, grilled sandwiches, plus cocktail BRUNCH - SUPPER - Pork chops, asparagus, strawberry shortcake. service. green beans creole, applesauce, SUPPER - Ham, Sweet potatoes, TUESDAY: The swimming pool chocolate layer cake. succotash, bread pudding. will be closed July 6 for the MONDAY THURSDAY monthly chlorination, normally LUNCH - Fish, spaghetti, pizza LUNCH - Beef stew, noodles, done on the 1st Monday of every pie, Brussel sprouts, coconut okra, butterscotch pudding. month, due to the holiday it will cream pie. SUPPER - Franks, lima beans, be Tuesday. SUPPER - Pork & Noodle dinner, salad bar, peach pie. WEDNESDAY: The Dining Room will be open from6 to 8 p.m. for our two favorites, Mexican Food and Shish-Kebob, with Captain Drumsticks for the children. SNCO Club events Special Marguerita and Sazerac Cocktails at 45 cents. TONIGHT: Happy Hour from 4 Package Store is open today from THURSDAY: This is POT LUCK to 6 p.m. with free pupus starts noon to 6 p.m. Also today we night. A chance for the whole off this weekend. The band have, instead of the regular dinner family to eat their fill at a tonight is a new one, "Three menu, steamship round for reasonable price. All you can eat Wheel Drive." They will be adults and hamburge-s and at three low prices - Adults $1.69, supplying the entertainment from hotdogs for the kiddies!!! The 12 to 18 years $1.39 and 12 or 8:30 to 12:30 a.m. performers today are "Don Shane under $.91. SATURDAY: Club opens today and the Country Aires." EVENTS TO COME: July at 11 a.m. and the Package Store MONDAY: room is closed' 10 on the Lower Lanai we will at 11:30 to 7:30 p.m. "Don Dining again be presenting CONNIE & Shane and the Country Aires" are TUESDAY: Lunch is served KENNY TRIO for 1 hour show, the performers tonight. This Tuesday thru Friday from 11 to I followed by the MOONLIGH- group will really make you want p.m. This is a great time to come TERS, (The Marine Barracks to stamp your feet and clap your and relax and enjoy some great dance band) for dancing. Show hands!!! Specials! time is 9 to 10, Dancing from 8 to SUNDAY: Brunch is served today SPECIAL, NOTICE...Our New The Connie and Kenny Trio at the O'Club 12. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Stagg Bar is now OPEN. Unique aircraft phased out by LCpI. D.W. Burts A plane that started its career over 26 years ago in the Naval aviation system retired from the Marine Corps at K-Bay Wednesday. The last UC45J, a Beach Aircraft Corporation product, bid aloha to K-Bay and the Marine Corps for the last time. Its predecessor, the "Navigator," also a UC45J, was turned over to the Aircraft Department of Honolulu Community College in 1969. The "Beach" is also being turned over to the same organization. Under a program operated through the Department of Defense and the Office of the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, military aircraft declared surplus, such as the Air Station's UC45J, may be released to educational institutions for .41111 further use in their training programs. SAYING GOODBYE FOR THE LAST TIME to their UC45J are Colonel William J. White (left), Lieutenant Colonel J.B. Bell, OIC of Station The UC45J was introduced Ops, and its crew chief, Sergeant Ronald J. Treadway. The aircraft is being turned over to the University of Hawaii's Honolulu Community into the Navy System on May 7, College Aircraft Department for further use in their aviation program. The aircraft's steering wheel is held by the colonels to signify the "end of 1945 and has since been used for an era." It was presented a retirement medal for its 26 years service and a 42-foot lei in the traditional Hawaiian aloha. (Photo by GySgt. C.B. transportation and cargo. Simmons) Since its arrival to the Air Station on Oct. 4, 1967, it has undergone five engine changes. It has flown over 12,000 hours and an estimated 11/2 million miles since its beginning with the Navy. To conclude its 26 years of service, a formal ceremony was conducted at the runway. Highlighting the ceremony was a flyover performed by a Search :and Rescue helicopter flying beside the UC451. Upon landing. the Beachcraft was decorated and given its final aloha by Col. William J. White, Station CO. NR drive by LCpI. S.R. Hoffman The Navy Relief Society Fund Drive for June is now officially over. The Navy Relief Society here extends a great big Mahalo to those who worked to make this one a success. Also a thank-you to those who contributed to this worth-while cause. The activities were the Boxing Smoker and the Golf Tournament along with individual unit activities and personnel donating contributions. Due to copy deadlines, the results were not available to give a definite figure, but the details will be published in next week's Windy. Once again, MAHALO!