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1. DON'T OPEN THE WINDOW --- Ray Lovelock, Christina Galbo, R, drama 2 ZEBRA FORCE - Michael Lance. Richard Slattery, R, action-drama 3. THE BLUEBIRD -- Elizabeth Taylor, G. fantasy A. THE GREAT TEXAS DYNAMITE CASE -- Claudia Jennings, Jocelyn Jones, R. action-drama 5. THE RETURN OF THE TALL BLOND MAN WITH ONE SLACK SHOE --- Pierre Richard, Menhir Dare, drama 6. JAWS Robert Shaw, Roy Sheider, PG. adventure 7 AIRPORT 77 - Jack Lemmon. James Stewart, PG.

I adventure-drama 8 STAY HUNGRY Jeff Bridges, Sally Fields, R, comedy- drama Phillip 'Photo by Sgt Sweatt 9 PEEPER - Michael Caine. Natalie Wood. PG, comedy NR HELPS -- Mrs. Judy Thoman, a Navy Relief Volunteer, 10. PERMISSION Tr) KILL - Dirk Bogerde, Ave Gardner, is ready to lend a helping hand to anyone in time PG, susupense of need. Thirty volunteers at the K-Bay office offer Marines and sailors and their dependents many 11 THE SLIPPER Si THE ROSE -- Richard Chamberlain, services including visiting nurse, financial assistance Gamma Craven, R, drama and complimentary layettes. The office is open from 12 DEADLY HERO --- Don Murray, Diehn Williams. R. 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. next door to the 7-Day Store. Support Navy Relief suspense-melodrama during their fund drive this year. 13. PSYCHIC KILLER - Jim Hutton. Paul Burke, PG, drama Page 2, Hawaii Marine, June 24 1977 Myths and truths of Social Security

By MSgt. Edward Morris Traditionally, the myths surrounding Social Security have been numerous. Understand- ing Social Security is, in reality, not as hard as it may seem. To understand Social Security we must first know a little about its back- ground. The basic objective of the Social Security Law is to alleviate financial need caused from Art by Mark Queddeng a loss of earnings due to premature death, disability, or excessive age. Social Security became effective in January must have earned 40 quarters of coverage 1937. Public Law 881 of the 84th Congress over a life-time, or 10 years of work. A worker month in which the worker earns $250 or less. amended the Social Security Act to include that has less than 40 quarters, does not Full retirement will be paid after age 72 servicemen. Servicemen have been covered receive any Social Security. regardless of income. since January 1957 under the Servicemen A fully insured worker may retire at a Incomes which do not affect Social Security and Veteran Survivors Benefits Act of 1956. reduced income as early as age 62. At age 62 include savings and interest, investments, Although it has been around for over 40 years, the lifetime benefits would be approximately pensions, retainer and retired pay and insur- it is still perhaps one of the most misunder- 80%. If the worker defers retirement, this per- ance - dividends, etc. A person should ask for a stood of all Public Laws. centage increases proportionately. For statement of earning at least once every 39 Due to its nature and importance, hopefully example; at age 63, it would be 86.6%, at age months, three months preceeding expected this article will give you enough basic informa- 64, 94.3% and finally at age 65, 100%. retirement, when disablement occurs, upon tion to understand the functions and benefits Social Security Payments are not subject attaining age 72, or at the death of the worker. of Social Security. to Federal or State taxes. It is, however, One should write to Social Security Admini- It is derived from taxable earnings. For the possible for a worker who becomes disabled stration, P.O. Box 57, Baltimore, Md. 21203. military person, we are talking about basic pay before age 24, to qualify for benefits for him- Payments are not automatic, they must be only. The maximum pay subject to withhold- self, his wife and children, if he has 11/2 years applied for and those eligible should apply in ing is $16,500. At last check the current with- of Social Security work credit in the previous person. Those unable to apply in person may holding rate was 5.85% of your basic pay. three years. write or call. A Social Security Representa- A simple way of determining when you will To get disability benefits, a worker 31 years tive will visit. Applicants will be required to become eligible to draw your Social Security is or older must be fully insured and must have show birth certificate or other proof of age. to take your date of birth and add 62 years to it. credit for 5 years of work in the 10 year period *Note: Statue of Limitation applies to For example, if you were born in 1942 add 62 ending when he becomes disabled. correct any omission credits within 3 years, 3 years. The result would be: 1942 + 62 = 2004. Additional earnings affects benefits. Once a months, and 15 days. The year 2004 would be the year in which you person receives Social Security payments, The Joint Career Planners Office will could start drawing on your Social Security earnings from work of any kind, including self- answer any other questions concerning Lump Benefits. employment, can reduce payments. For Sums, death payments, Social Security Sur- An individual's insured-status depends on example, the first $3,000 earned carries no vivor's Compensation, payments to children, the number of "quarters of coverage" he or reductions, for annual earnings over $3,000, payment to widow, or computation of monthly she has to his or her credit. A "quarter of your Social Security is reduced by $1 for each cash payment. Call 257-3244 or 257-2402, or coverage" is a calendar quarter°, for estample; $2 earned. Full benefits are payable in any stop by Joint Career Planning. (January-February- March). (April-May-June), (July-August-September), (October-Novem- ber-December). A quarter is earned. when FICA Taxes are paid on $50.00 or more in any calendar quarter. Such a boring place! To be currently insured by FICA, (Federal Insurance Contribution Act), one must have earned at least 6 quarters of coverage in the By SSgt. Dave Treadway past 3 years. A fully insured worker or a retiree You're sitting around the barracks with nothing to do and you're bored stiff. Yep, Hawaii sure is a bummer of a duty station. Go into any barracks and you can get the same comments. Hawaii Silent killer well named just must be a boring place. So what if there are a million people on the mainland who would trade places with you for a little Hawaiian sun- "You can look into a mirror and see fat. You can feel cigarettes in shine and windy surf. Who likes snorkeling, surfing, swimming or girl- your pocket. You can almost taste and feel saturated fats in rich foods. watching on a wide white strip of sand anyway? And there are only a Such risks provide warning,but high blood pressure is a silent curse," hundred miles of available beach to choose from! says Dr. Danelo R. Canete of the Hawaii Heart Association. Big deal that the islands are one of the most photographed spots in "We don't even know, in most cases, what causes high blood the world. No one ever showed you how to use a camera and maybe pressure," Dr. Canete said, "and we don't know how to cure it. We do, you couldn't learn on your own. Asking for information could be futile however, know two things about it. We know it's a major risk factor in too. Right? many of the 850,000 deaths this year in the country caused by heart Places to see aren't too plentiful either. There is only the Polynesian attack and stroke. We also know how to control it." Cultural Center, Pearl Harbor Memorial, Sea Life Park, Paradise Park, Dr. Canete estimates there are more than 85,000 people in Hawaii Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Beach, the Kahuku Sugar Mill, Pali Lookout, with high blood pressure; thousands of them don't even know it. Sunset Beach and the Blowhole. "That's a silent crime in itself," ne said, "because high blood pressure Fishing, did you say? Is Hawaii a good place to fish? Probably not. The can be detected by a simple, inexpensive and painless test and, in most tourists that spend millions of dollars each year on the sport must all be cases, it can be controlled with medication." wrong and the photos shown of big ones on the pier must all be "Can you tell when your pressure is high? No, usually the signs will fabricated. be hidden from you. That's what makes high blood pressure a silent Outdoor sports such as tennis, softball, baseball, basketball, and killer," Dr. Canete emphasized. "And when it's present along with jogging are a real hassel with all the sunny weather. And there's smoking, improper diet, lack of exercise and obesity, the risks of heart always the problem of seIecting a site among so many good areas. attack and stroke get even greater." Watching a sport is a big decision. Aloha Stadium only features pro- The fact is that control of high blood pressure could save an fessional soccer and baseball, Interservice soccer and football and top- astounding number of lives every year. notch high school matchups. Blaisdell Center features college and pro- The Hawaii Heart Association encourages everyone to have his fessional basketball, circuses, concerts and car shows. Waikiki Shell blood pressure checked. Contact the association or the State just has one concert after another. Department of Health for information regarding convenient blood Yep, Hawaii sure is a boring duty station and I just can't wait to leave pressure testing locations. and go back to Podunk, Ark. where everything is happening! Hawaii Marine

Commander. Marine Corps Bases Pacific LIGen John N McLaughlin The Hawaii Marine is published weekly on Friday for Marines, Navy personnel, dependents and civilian employees at Marine Officer in Charge Capt. R L Heldt (257 2074 Corps commands on Oahu. It is printed with appropriated funds by Hawaii Hoch, Ltd Honolulu HI, under the supervision of the Editor SSgt David Treadway (257 -21411 Joint Public Affairs Office, KMCAS, FPO, San Francisco, 96615. in compliance with the Department of the Navy and Marine Corps Sports Editor Col Gil Fulgencio (257 2142, publications and printing regulations. The Hawaii Marine is a member of the Armed Forces News Bureau. Views and opinions Press Chief GySgt James Mahn (257 2141) expressed are not necessarily those of the Marine Corps. The Hawaii Marine is published to inform, educate and entertain and Staff Writer SSgt Bill Jack (257 2142, should not be interpreted as directive ;n nature Mention of products, personalities and services does not constitute endorsement Staff Writer Sgt Ruben Martinez Jr (2572142) by this newspaper or the command. All copy submitted for publication must reach the editorial office in Bldg 301 by Tuesday noon Staff Writer LCpt Chuck Henry (257 2142) pint to publication date All copy will be screened and edited in accordance with the editorial policy established by the Hawaii Community Relations SSgt Pat Gilkey 1257 2431) Mar ine Camp Smith Correspondent ...... SSgt Jim Kaufmann (4776231) June 24, 1977, Hawaii Marine, Page 3 At a glance Recruits leave for training POWER TO BE OFF

A power outage is scheduled And then they were Marines! The program is called "Come Pearl City High School graduate, Tuesday from 7:30 a.m. to 8 Governor George R. Ariyoshi home to Hawaii". With , a four- had mixed emotions about boot the oath of enlist- residents camp p.m. for a portion of the Air administered year enlistment, local despite the reassurances of Station. ment to 51 young men from can enlist in the Corps in any of his father, Carson, a retired All quarters in Ulupau Hous- Hawaii in a formal ceremony the option programs available Marine gunnery sergeant. "I have ing and all quarters on Irwin Saturday. with the guarantee that upon always wanted to be a Marine but for the I Street will be affected. Also This was the first step completion of recruit and occupa- imagine everyone feels reluc- 8Idg. 1551, Rifle Range, Bldg. All-Hawaii platoon heading for tional training the enlistees will tant about boot camp and leaving 1544, Bldg. 1538, Naval Ocean recruit training at Marine Corps spend their entire first enlistment their families." Systems Relay Station, Bldg. Recruit Depot, San Diego. with Hawaii-based units. At the conclusion of the 1659-Ulupau Sewage Life These 51 young men have the Prior to administering the oath, ceremony, honored guests, Station, Ulupau Magazine Area distinct honor of being Gov. Ariyoshi reminded the families and friends shared their and Trailers #22 and #25 in guaranteed a four-year tour of youths that they should maintain final moments together before Motor Transport Area west of duty with Hawaii-based units. the "Aloha Spirit" as they under- the recruits boarded buses for the Corps prepared Harris Ave will be without They joined the Marine go training and then be first leg of their trip to San Diego, power. under a new program conducted to participate in the affairs of the where they will form the nucleus by local recruiters and the First civilian community as Marines. of Platoon 3076 during recruit EXCHANGE SALES Marine Brigade. One recruit, Scott Bryan, a training. Hawaii Regional Army and Air Force Exchange outlets will offer hundreds of bargain items during the big summer sale July 1-4 and the White Sale July 12-17. There will be siz- able price reductions on selected clothing, footwear, hi- fi equipment, lawn and garden supplies and household necessities. During the summer sale items will be marked one third off at some stores and one half off at other stores. Shoppers are urged to come early to take advantage of 1,1..limited supplies.

Photo by SSgt. F.R. Keller "ALOHA SPIRIT" - Don't forget the 'Aloha Spirit', "said Governor George R. Ariyoshi prior to 13 states tax administering the oath of enlistment to 51 young men who joined the Marine Corps under the "Come home to Hawaii" recruiting program conducted by local Marine recruiters and the First Marine Brigade. These young men will return military pay for a four-year tour with Hawaii-based Marine units.

Only 13 of the original 34 states and the District of Columbia listed '77 K-Bay Craft Fair big success now qualify for state withholding from military paychecks on July 1. Creativity in many different art were Colonel John Miller, com- through the hobby shop they were Department of Defense offi- forms was showcased Saturday manding officer, Kaneohe Marine entertained by the Brothers cials have discovered that some of in the K-Bay Hobby Shop's Mene- Corps Air Station, Barbara Theory Band, a soul group made the states requesting tax deduc- huni Craft Fair. Tanabe of KHON-TV, and a up entirely of K-Bay Marines, and tions from military pay were not Servicemen, women and representative from Mayor Frank children attending had a chance eligible under existing regula- dependents with an artistic flair Fasi's office. to see Granny - Goose (of potato tions. Those 13 eligible are Ala- entered more than a thousand As spectators wander ed chip fame) enjoying the craft fair. bama, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, items for competition in such Kansas, New Jersey, New categories as macrame, photo- Mexico, New York, North graphy, modelcraft and cera- Carolina, Pennsylvania, South mics. "The quality of the work has Carolina, Utah and Virginia. improved 100 per cent over past Service members from other craft fairs," exclaimed enthusias- states may have state income tic show organizers and most of taxes withheld from their pay in those who attended the showing the future, depending on a were just as impressed. number of factors. These are: The "Best of Show" award -A state must have an exist- went to John Kiser, a Marine, for ing agreement with the Treasury a waterbed frame made of maha- Department that provides for the gony and koa wood. The frame withholding of state income tax was constructed entirely in the from military pay; hobby shop. - The state's tax laws must not Other winners in the joint- exempt military pay from taxa- service contest were Rosemarie tion; Kolby for macrame, S. Bond, Jr. in - And the state's laws must the photographic competition, provide for employers generally to and Scott Peck who won best of withhold income taxes and those category in both ship and air- statutes must not specifically plane modelcraft and diarama. exempt military pay from with- Best porcelain entry went to Edna holding. Yecker, car, truck and tank model- Five jurisdictions plan to begin craft was won by Al Hix, and the withholding beginning Aug. 1. top award in leathercraft was These are Colorado, District of given to R. LeBlanc. Columbia, Indiana, Massachu- Best painting in the fair setts and Rhode Island. Six other was submitted by Kay Reed, 14- states may begin withholding by year old Raylene Benson came FINAL PRESENTATION Colonel John Miller, commanding Nov. 1. These are Hawaii, Ken- out on top in the children's crafts officer, Marine Corps Air Station, presents the Legion of Merit to tucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, Ore- division, and a belt buckle entered retiring executive officer, Lieutenant Colonel John D. gon and Wisconsin. Ingraham by Pam Abramson took the during ceremonies last Friday. LtCol. Ingraham served Withholding of state taxes is honors in the lapidary/jewelry as the Station's Comptroller from January 1974 until June not anticipated from any other category. 1976 when he became the Station's executive officer. He served as a states. On hand to present the awards Marine aviator for 24 years. Page 4, Hawaii Marine, June 24, 1977

NEW EQUIPMENT - Corporal Alton Stafford, Alpha Battery 1st Battalion, 12th Marines, inspects the culimeter for correct information prior to the beginning of the night firing exercise. The culimeter replaced the old aiming stakes used to insure the correct quadrant is on the guns. ire coordination in Kahoolawe The coordination and communication missions as ni necessary between an artillery unit and the expressed Lt. infantry it supports was the basis for an commander re exercise on the island of Kahoolawe last a reinforced b week. Coordination is a must because when monitor the ri the big guns go boom, everyone in the area shows that na . likes to know they are aimed in the right the mission m direction. step in, deny ti Battery A, 1st Battalion, Twelfth Marines, a request for commanded by Captain David P. Sztuk, pro- target " vided artillery fire in direct support of 1st Alpha Batte Battalion, Third Marines, during the five- week when he day training exercises. Helicopter Squ To effectively coordinate and control the 1/3's advance supporting fires, battalion commander, fired 2000 ro Major John W. Raymond named "The firex will Second Lieutenant William C. Cryan to test before ret head the unit's Fire Support Coordination Despite the Center (FSCC). bees and flies, early light to la The FSCC is a centralized agency within fire support. the battalion where Lt. Cryan, serving as the The highligh Fire Support Coordinator (FSC), monitored the 105mm he all air, artillery and naval gunfire support 106mm recoi II requests. tective fires. It Calling for the needed artillery, air or power, accord naval gunfire is the responsibilityof the For- observers. ward Observer (FO) attached to the infantry When the sn unit. The FO, who is on the scene in view of guns cooled, L the impact area, tells the FSC what kind of it's all about, ti fire support is needed and describes the tar- how we work get. he FSC in turn assigns the fire mksion "

PREPARE TO FIRE - This Marine prepares a round for firing by placing the projectile atop a cannister containing charges. A 105 round has seven separate charges used to propel the projectile toward its target. June 24, 1977, Hawaii Marine, Page 5

BY LANTERN'S LIGHT - Lance Corporal Steve Bottoms, Battery A, 1st Battalion, Twelfth Marines, dplots the quadrant (direction) of the 105mm howitzer on a chart maintained in the Fire Direction Center on stresse (FOC). e exercise sions as needed. "An example of this," ressed Lt. Cryan, "would be a company Imander requesting'arty'fire support on

inforced bunker. As the FSC, I would iitor the request. If target information ws that naval gunfire could accomplish

mission most effectively, then I would ) in, deny the'arty'fire request and direct -3quest for naval gunfire on the same let " Ipha Battery had been on the island a A when helicopters from Marine Heavy icopter Squadron (HMH)-463 brought in l's advance elements. "We have already

_1 2000 rounds," boasted Capt. Sztuk. e firex will give the gun crews one final before returning to Kaneohe." espite the gusty winds and swarms of s and flies, the gun crews worked from y light to late at night providing artillery support. le highlight of the exercise came when 105mm howitzers, 81 mm mortars and BASE PIECE - Corporal Alton Stafford (left), section leader with Battery A, 1st Battalion, 12th mm recoilless rifles fired their final pro- Marines, prepares his gun section for another fire mission during last week's fire support coordination ve fires. It was a dazzling display of - fire exercise. As base piece, the gun crew fires the majority of the rounds for the battery when adjusting ier, according to one of the forward the ervers. fires. /hen the smoke had cleared and the big s cooled, Lt. Cryan smiled. "This is what all about, the artillery-infantry team and / we work together to accomplish our sion." ORGANIC POWER - This 81mm mortar crew prepares the elevation and deflection (direction) on the weapon.

Story by

SSgt. Bill Jack

Photos by Sgt. Phil Sweatt

FIRE SUPPORT COORDINATOR - Second Lieutenant William C. Cryan was Fire Support Coordinator during the firex held on the island of Kahoolawe last week. Page 6, Hawaii Marine, June 24, 1977 Corpsmen celebrate 79th anniversary

Navy Hospital Corpsmen here celebrated their Corps' 79th Anniversary Saturday with a banquet and dance at the Enlisted Club. Guests of Honor, Rear Admiral Robert Williams Jr., Commander-in-Chief Pacific surgeon and fleet medical officer, and Colonel John Miller, commanding officer, Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe, lauded the hospital corps for outstanding service during its 79 year history. Admiral Williams stressed the value of the Hospital Corps saying that without Corpsmen the Naval medical service would be greatly impaired. He further praised the service saying, "the job you do today is the legacy of tomorrow." Also during the festivities, Hospitalman Third Class John Akiona, a reserve Corpsman, was reen- listed into the regular Navy by Captain Larry Font, Brigade surgeon. The ceremonies were highlighted by a traditional cake-cutting by the youngest Corpsman, Hospital- man Apprentice Patrick Esty, and the oldest, Master Chief Hospital Corpsman John Phillips. The Hospital Corps came into existence on June 19, 1898, as a unit of the Naval Medical Depart- ment authorized by Congress. As a result of the Con- gressional Act, 25 senior Navy pharmacists became the charter members of the Hospital Corps. The dean of the 25 sailors was Cornelieus O'Leary who had 37 and a half years service as a pharmacist. In action two years after the establishment, the Hospital Corps' Robert Standley became the first Corpsman to earn the Medal of Honor in action during the Boxer Rebellion in China. From that noble beginning the Hospital Corps strength was increased to 16,000 enlisted men during World War I. During this war the Corps established it reputation for excellent performance of duty with Marines on the field. MO; Svv, THE 79TH CAKE - The youngest corpsman, Hospitalman Apprentice Pat Esty (right), With 79 years service under its belt, the Navy and the oldest, Master Chief Hospital Corpsman John Phillips, cut the traditional Hospital Corps personnel continue to provide vital birthday cake during Hospital Corps anniversary festivities Saturday. OahuCorpsmen medical service to Marines in the field, in garrison from Barbers Point and Pearl Harbor joined K-Bay Corpsmen to celebrate the 79th and to their dependents. anniversary of that medical service. Midshipmen due for look at the Corps

That person you'll see on here, not only from the junior choose a career in Navy aviation, the same uniform and may look Station dressed like a naval officers who were their spon- submarines, surface ships or alike, under each uniform is an officer, but with anchors on the sors, but from all Marines with nuclear power, or in Marine Corps individual with his own goals and uniform's lapels, is a future Navy whom they had contact. aviation, infantry or artillery. reasons for being at the Naval or Marine Corps officer-specific- In addition to becoming So, although midshipmen wear Academy. ally, a midshipmen from the U.S. familiarized with the Corps' air- Naval Academy in Annapolis. ground concept, the midshipmen Sixty midshipmen will spend had the opportunity to gain an four weeks aboard the Kaneohe insight into the junior officers' Air Station as part of their daily routine. As a result, many summer training. They are misconceptions, half-truths and scheduled to arrive at K-Bay next myths concerning the Marine week. Corps prevalent among Academy Plans call for each midship- students have been dispelled. man to spend two weeks with a ground unit and two weeks with ACADEMY LIFE an aviation unit. The emphasis What then, is a midshipman? is on midshipmen performing a at the the same type duties as a junior Basically, midshipman Marine officer, including watch Naval Academy has met rigorous standing, administrative work mental and physical entrance and inspections, as well as field requirements and joined the Navy training. to spend four years of academic and professional study at SECOND VISIT Annapolis. The demanding college courses This will be the third time mid- are combined with naval science shipmen have visited the Air subjects and a regimen of var- Station for a summer cruise. Last sity or intramural sports. Mid- year's program was termed an shipmen graduate from the Acad- a science outstanding success, and had a emy with bachelor of significant effect on Marine Corps degree and a commission as efforts at the Academy, accord- either (their choice) a Navy ensign ing to Marine representatives or Marine Corps second lieuten- there. Of the 60 midshipmen who ant. In exchange for their educa- visited K-Bay last summer, more tion and training, graduates agree than 40 elected to be com- to serve five years' active duty in Mote by SStv lun Kaufmann missioned in the Marine Corps the Navy or Marine Corps. A WINNER - Patricia Ann Dixon, daughter of Master Sergeant and upon graduation. Most midshipmen agree they Mrs. Robert Dixon of Camp Smith,received a $300 grant from the This has been attributed chose Annapolis over other ser- Camp Smith SNCO Wives Club to further her college education. directly to the positive impres- vice academies because "the Rosemary Mobley (club president) makes the presentation. Patricia sion of the Corps these midship- naval service had all the options." will enter the Leeward Community College this fall. She is a 1977 men gained during their stay A Naval Academy graduate may graduate of Pearl City High School. June 24, 1977, Hawaii Marine, Page 7 1/3 downs Navy in championship

By Cpl. Gil Fulgencio The cheering fans were not enough to help Navy chalk up a victory during the intramural slowpitch softball championship at Rise ly Field. 1st Battalion, Third Marines silenced the roar of the Navy crowd by overpowering the sailors 11-6 to capture the championship. The Leathernecks entered the double elimination tournament with an 8-2 record during the regular season and Navy came in slightly better at 9-1. But when it comes to championship play, records don't mean a thing. That's exactly what the Marines were out to prove, handing the sailors both of their losses during the tournament. Entering the game with one loss, Navy knew that this game was a must win in order to keep their championship hopes alive. How- ever 1/3 had a few dreams of their own, sending eight batters to the plate to knock off three runs in the first inning. To further exemplify their train of thought, the Leathernecks banged out four more runs in the second inning. Navy in the mean time was trying desperately to establish some sort of scoring power, but had their hands full halting the Marines' big guns. Well, seven runs after only two innings would seem like a pretty safe lead for 1/3 to Photo by Sot Phillip Sweatt bank on. Especially since Navy hadn't scored. SLIDING SAFELY -A 1 /3 player scores one of the 11 runs that the Leathernecks tallied Thoughts of a championship victory must against Navy to capture the Intramural Slowpitch Softball Championship at Risely Field. have been dancing through the minds of the Navy had pulled to within one run in the fifth inning. But the Marines 'strong hitting came up Leathernecks as two innings passed without a with four runs in the sixth inning to take the 11-6 victory. Marine score. Then Navy decided that 1/3 should dance to a different tune in the 5th inning. The sailors went through their batting order Goat hunting season open to pull within one run of the Marines, scoring six runs. But 1/3 wasn't about to loose that taste of victory, securing their championship The Division of Fish and Game, Depart- Every hunter must have a 1977-78 hunting title with four runs in the sixth inning for a 11- ment of Land and Natural Resources recently license. Instructions and application forms for 6 win. announced the opening of a hunting season the wild goat hunting season are now avail- There is still more softball action to come, for wild goats on Kauai. able at Kauai license agents and all Division of which might have the Navy and Marines The season will be held on eight con- Fish and Game offices, Applications will be teamed up to try and capture the Hawaii secutive weekends from Aug. 6 to Sept. 25. A accepted at any fish and game office through- Marine Slowpitch Softball Championship public drawing will determine the hunting out the State up to 4 p.m. today. The public starting Monday. This is an island champion- dates for hunters and the bag limit will be two drawing to assign hunting dates will be held at ship round robin tournament between the all- goats per hunter for the season. 4:30 p.m. at the Lihue State Office Building, stars of K-Bay, Camp Smith, Marine Barracks, All applications for the season will be Lihue, Kauai on Friday, July 1. Hawaii and the Hawaii Marine Varsity team. assigned to one of seven weekends, with the Hunter permit-tags will be mailed directly to Monday's game is between Camp Smith eighth weekend being reserved as a make-up each applicant after the public drawing. and Hawaii Marines at Gabrunas Field, weekend for hunters who are unable to hunt Further details are available at all Division of Pearl Harbor. Game time is 2 p.m. on assigned dates. Fish and Game offices. 1 Wednesday - kicking game INTERNATIONAL POLO Diving flicks on view Thursday - defense All interested coaches and players who desire to attend Following a tradition of a number of years, a team repre- are to call Special Servicesat 257-3135 3108 Your early senting Manila, Philippines, will meet Hawaii's best reply regarding class attendance will be greatly appre- mallet swingers in a 4 chukker featured polo game at ciated Mokuleia Polo Field July 3. With an opening game at 2 at Aku Club Monday p.m. and special half -time activities, a large crowd is INTRAMURAL BADMINTON TOURNAMENT expected to be on hand to see the Philippine players, sev- eral of whom are international poloists. The senior instructor of La The intramural oadminton tournament will begin At stake will be the Mubahay trophy, with individual Trope University Sub Aqua Club, ARCHERY AND RIFLE SEASONS FOR MOUFLON August 9 for both singles and doubles competition There trophies for the winners. Guest line referee will be Mr SHEEP will be a meeting at 9 a.m. July 27 in the Family Theater. Manuel Relova, District Manager for Philippine Airlines Melbourne, Australia, will show a who will also present the trophies. Line-ups are as The Division of Fish and Game. Department of Land and INTRAMURAL PING PONG TOURNAMENT follows movie and slide presentation on Natural Resources announced recently the opening of HAWAII PHILIPPINES There will be an intramural ping pang tournament July Australian diving Monday at the archery and rifle seasons for Mouflon rams on the Island Mike Dailey Inigo Zobel 25 for both singles and doubles. A meeting will be held at of Lanai Jimmy Reynolds Rene Toda Aku Marine Dive Club at 7 p.m. 9 a.m July 14 at the Family Theater. The archery season for Moulton rams will be held on Mike Ebinger Ricky Silverio Dr. Bob Montgomery, here on a two Sundays. August 7 and 14, 1977 No drawing for per- GOLF Peter Baldwin Louie Castillejo mits will be required and there will be no limitation on the INTRAMURAL four month sabbatical leave at number of archers that may participate. Hunters must will start July 6.13 A DIVERS the University of Hawaii, invites check in at the checking station in Lanai City between Intramural 36 hole scratch golf SCUBA of all unit representatives will be held Monday at 390 and 600 p m. the day before the hunt or between meeting all interested personnel to attend at 10 a m The airshack, Bldg. 119 is open Monday. 7.00 and 9 00 a m. on the morning of the hunt to obtain a the Family Theater 30 Wednesday and Friday from 5 6 p.m. and on Saturday tag. The archery tag will authorize the hunter to take one to from 4 to 5.30 this free Australian diving pre- IM GOLF STANDINGS p m It is open to authorized personnel only and an aircard Mouflon ram Units 1 and 2 will be open to archers. is required. If you have one, you sentation which will include the The rifle season for Moulton rams will be held on two TEAM PTS don't may obtain one there from the operator. For further information, call Sundays. August 21 and 28. 1977. Hunters will be NAVY 9 Great Barrier Reef. 1 12 61/2 Vivian at 261-1077. selected for these two days through a public drawing. A He and his wife, Laurel, regu- total of 40 permits will be issued for each rifle hunting day BSSG HAS 51/2 MARTIAL ARTS SMOKER with half of the permits being reserved for Lanai Island HORDE 3 larly dive the Barrier Reef, stay- residents. The bag limit for the Moulton rifle season will There will be a full contact to the knockout tournament ing two weeks at a on a be one ram Archery hunters may participate in the AKU MARINES DIVE CLUB aboard the Air Station in July. The tournament is open to time Moulton rifle season. However, any archer who bagged a all Military personnel. They will fight according to weight deserted island. The movie and Moulton will not be eligible to participate in the Moulton All certified scuba divers are invited to join the AKU Contact GySgt. Raymond at 257-2416 for more details some of the slides are taken from rifle season Units 1 and 2 will be open to hunters. Instruc- Marines Dive Club. Meetings are the 2d and 4th Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in building 106. They dive every tions and application forms for the Moulton sheep rifle JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM this area. season are now available at all Divisional Fish and Game weekend at 7 a.m be The other slides are from other offices, and license agents on Oahu Applications will INTRAMURAL SWIMMING MEET A junior tennis program during the summer vacation accepted up to 4 p m. Thursday. Public drawings will be There will be an intramural swimming meet on July 20 will be offered It will consist of 15 hours of instruction diving spots in Australia includ- held at 1 p.m on Oahu and 5-30 p m on Lanai on July 12, at the station pool. A meeting of all unit representatives one and a half hours per day for two weeks for beginner,. applicants and to assign 1977 to determine successful will he held July 7 at 9 a.m. at the Family Theater. thru advanced. For more details call 257-3108/3136 ing Seal Rocks, near Melbourne, dates All applicants in these seasons must have a 1977-78 and fresh water cave diving in hunting license Further details are available at Division of southern Australia. Also included HAWAII MARINE SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE Fish and Game offices are slides of a new species of NCAA FOOTBALL CLINIC Place Date Time Opponent Opponent Gabrunas Field Monday 2 p m Camp Smith Hawaii Marines octopus. This species was dis- There will be an NCAA FOOTBALL CLINIC AT covered during research of the Shoremen Field Schofield Barracks from 6 to 9 p.m Pearl Harbor 4 p MCAS K-Bay Marine Barrack, common octopus of New South Monday -- - Thursday. Claude Sala, coach at Auburn University for the past 12 Camp Smith Tuesday 2pm Marine Barracks Hawaii Marine. Whales coast. The discovery was years and Sam Mitchell. defensive coach at the Univer- 4pm Camp Smith MCAS K -Bay sity of Georgia, will conduct classes and demonstrations made some 50 miles north of in offense, defense and the kicking game. The program MCAS K Bay Wednesday 2pm Marine Barracks Camp Smith Sydney. will be as follows, 4pm Hawaii Marines MCAS K-Ray Monday - running game For further information on the G Tuesday - passing game home team will be determined by flip of a coin before each game. presentation cnntact Vivian at 261-1077. Page 8, Hawaii Marine, June 24, 1977 Classified ads

1969 DATSUN 510, runs owl , new tires, low mi_ great gas 23' AMERICAN SAILBOAT, sleeps five, galley, head, electrical CANON Fl w/f1 4 lens & 100-200 room 9495 254-4105 Wanted saver, $375/offer Call 254-4991, leave your name & phone system, 7 HP outboard. Call 254-5113 evenings and AWH. number weekends. CASH FOR CHEAP USED CAR that runs 254-1979 or 257- 2070, ask for WO Sessions. SONY PROFESSIONAL STEREO EQUIPMENT. TC-755 tape 1970 DATSUN, $1,000/best offer. 257-3480 DWH, ask for MACH I, 390, V-8, PS, PB, white w/black striping, needs work, recorder, 101/2 reel capacity, 2 yrs. old, excl. cond. w/tapes John Henry leaving June 30, make offer. 239-6344 DWH. 8500; Sony PS 4350 turntable, strobe light, semi-automatic ANYTHING NAUTICAL to use as decoration, also wooden w/dust cover, excl. cond. -175; or both for 8625, terms barrels. 254-1979 or 257-3586. possible. Capt. Brandt 257-2554 DWH, 261-5928 AWH. 1970 FORD STATION WAGON, good mech. transportation. 1963 MERCEDES BENZ 220S, sunroof, AM/FM, new $900. 257-2912, 254.4256. radials/battery, std. shift, leaving $900. OWN 257- WIRE FENCING, 4'-5' high, also redwood patio furniture 2880/2920, Lt. Hunt. (chairs, tables, lounge, two-seater). 262-4078 AWH. MIDLAND 13-892 23 Ch. SSB mobile 8175. Call Dan 254- 1970 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE, 2 dr., auto. trans., small V-8 3891. Ong.. new tires, good running cond., very clean interior, some 1976 FORD VAN E100, 300 cu. in. eng., 6 cyl., std. trans., NEED CLEANING WOMAN to come in home once a week for 3- rust on rear fenders, available July 14,8850.257-2389 DWH, customized inside & out, AM/FM 8 track stereo. 477-6807 4 hours, must have own transportation. 254-3934 AWH. ROYCE 640 23 Ch. SSB/AM base $300 Call Dan 254-3891 261.2893 AWH. OWN. MOVING SALE, baby clothes, infant equipment, maternity 1975 HONDA CB550D SUPER SPORT, 4 into 1, mint cond. Give Away 1970 AMBASSADOR STATION WAGON, 9 passenger, runs clothes, household goods, plants, Wu, etc. 24-28 June, Yacht excl., good tires, 56,000 mi., good family car, $760 Call 254- (0M1), garaged, metal flake, helmets & other acces., asking Club Terrace (follow signs) 235-2236. WHITE RABBIT w/cage, good pet. Call 254-4991, leave your 4991, leave your name & phone number. $1,100. Call Lt. Campbell 477-6150 DWH, 623-6828 AWH. name and phone number. T-10 PARACHUTE, last chance. $199. Capt. Zinger, 235-2236 1970 TOYOTA COROLLA Station wagon, 2 dr ., good condition, 1988 MGB ROADSTER, red, exc. running cond., new tires & anytime. new tires, very little rust. Available June 28, 8700. Call 261- battery, wire wheels, $1,500. Capt. Crockett 653-5463 DWH, Furniture 5958 anytime 422-6380 AWH. HUGE GARAGE SALE, many, many items, too many to 2 arm chairs mention. 2558C Manning St. RATTAN FURNITURE: 2 couches, 7 ft., $200 ea.; 1971 TOYOTA DELUX, body good, eng. needs work, $140. Call 1967 BARACUDA, V8, auto., runs well, superior economy at 875; 2 end $75 ea.; corner table 850; round cocktail table 257-2502. 18 mpg, only 8450. Call Maj. Hutzler 477-6895 DWH, 262- tables 835 ea.; round lamp table $40; 2 blue table lamps 825 7167 AWH. TWO MAROON RED RUGS (9x1 3)350; stereo. G.E. portable ea; 2 eggshell table lamps $20 ea. 254-3330 AWH. $25; 5 ft. diameter round Cosco table 630; vacuum cleaner 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA SEDAN, neW tires, muffler, asking (Sears) $25; charcoal grill (portable) $3; two surfboards (9 ft 1 $975/best offer. Call 254-2683. SOFA-BED. brand new cond. Call Doreen at 254-2105 Parts & Accessories S30; HangGlider parts (offer) Call anytime 521-1752. evenings 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA SEDAN, new tires, muffler, asking TWO NEW 18" RADIAL TIRES off new Fiat X-19, less than 10 11 new, no pad, S50. Call $975 /best offer. Call 254-2683. mi. on them, $100 value, sell for 545. 254-1979. x12 SHAG CARPET, gold, 734-5385 EXTRA LARGE EXECUTIVE OAK DESK w/typewriter well- AWH. $180; misc. furniture & appliance. 254-4105 AWN. 1971 MG MIDGET, splendid cond., $1,996. Contact Maj. TWO NEW PERRELI RADIAL TIRES off new 77 Fiat X-19, less GARAGE SALE color TV, wedding dress, childcrah books. Lawlor 257-2554/3282 DWH, 261-3896 AWH. than 10 mi on them. Cost $62 ea., sell both for $45.257-2070 games & toys, vacuum, golf shoes & other DANISH MODERN COUCH, makes into bed, excl cond. $80. or 254-1979 kids clothes, bikes, Call 257.2229 DWH, 254-2542 AWH. ask for SSgt. Day. misc. Fri. & Sat. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 445 Iliwahi Loop, Karlua. 1972 CHRYSLER, 4 dr., hardtop, one owner, very clean, low mi., no rust. 257-2141/2142 DWH, 422-7515 AWH. TWO D-60 13 TIRES, brand new w/disc mags, asking 675. table In good TWO MARBLE top end tables and coffee Call 257-2229 DWH, 254-2542 AWN, ask for SSgt. Day. SONY 8 TRACK & CASSETTE $160. Sansui turntable condition. 825 each. Call 261-5958 anytime. w/Share cartridge $200. 257-3470 AWH, ask for "Maurice." 1972 PINTO, custom interior, 4 bl. carb., headers, cam, traction bars, tape, head phones, 4 spd., elec. fuel pump, Miscellaneous Appliances 62,200. 2542592. SUNBEAM MIXMASTER and Osterizer Blender. 254.3121 AL-ANON & ALA-TEEN serves the family and friends of those COLDSPOT AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONERS' 14,000 BTU & 1972 MAZDA RX-2, red, very little rust, reliable car, $700 or who have a drinking problem. Meetings every Thursday at the HAND CARVED ORIENTAL CHEST, 75 yrs old, 14.'04 Bldg. 930, at p.m. For 5,100 BTU Used one season 254-2778 AWN. $100 & TOP (5 payments left). See car at Brig. Medical Supply, Crisis Intervention Center, 7:30 more camphor wood 8100. 254-4737 Bldg. 565, contact HM3 Wade DWH 257-3437, AWH 262- details call 257-2066. Also Monday morning group, Bldg. 490 (Thrift Shop), call 261-5720 for info. NORGE WASHING MACHINE, heavy duty. 20 lb. capacity, 5744 used 2 yrs. 5175. 254-1237 LOSERS ARE WINNERS AT TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly) 1972 MERCURY MONTEGO WAGON, PS, some rust, ( Deadline for advertisements men, women, and children welcome, meeting every Thursday G.E. STEREO RECEIVER and two speakers w/built in 8 track $1,600/offer; 1971 Datsun. 2 dr., new tires, safety inspect, at 6:30 p.m.. Family Services Bldg., 254-3779 or 254.376. to appear in this page is 1 p.m. tape player, AM-FM radio, excl cond. $150 firm. 257-2081 excl, base transportation, rusty 8350 firm. 254-2700 DWH, ask for GySgt. Willis. Fridays for next week's 1973 VOLKSWAGEN STATION WAGON, Model 412, 51,600 AA MEETING every Monday at the Crisis Intervention Center. publication. Bldg. 930. at 8 p.m. For more details call 257.2066. In other words, if SEARS PORTABLE DISHWASHER, white, like new 6225. 261 mi., outstanding cond $2,300. Call LtCol. Cushman 257- 4174 3282 DWH, 261-3218 AWH. you want an ad run in next FIBERGLASS CLOTH, 4 ft. wide, 100 ft. long, great for week's Hawaii Marine, it must surfboard repair, body work on cars, etc. $100 total or will sell GIBSON CHEST FREEZER, 28 cu. ft., excl. cond, $375. 235- 1973 VW CAMPER VAN, outstanding cond , DWH 257- be in 2141/2142, AWN 422-7515. in part 262-7131 AWH. turned to our office (on an 1052 AWH. ad form available at our office) CLUB MEMBERSHIP at Holiday Health and Fitness Spa in DISHWASHER, heavy duty, avocado $160. 254-4072 DWI-f. 1973 GRAND PRIX, new radial tires, excl. cond., many extras, today at 1,p. m. The Joint Public incl. air, AM/FM, security alarm system & trailer hitch, Kallua 8 mos. for $184 Call 254-3621 after 6 p.m. 82,950/offer. 254-1030. Affairs Office is located in Bldg. SANYO COLOR TV, 19", remote control, seldom used. 254- COLOR TV, 21" $125; 60 gal. fish aquarium w/aeces. 875; 4 2105 evenings, ask for Doreen. 301 across the street from 1973 YAMAHA ENDURO 360 8500, leaving island. Call 257- man raft $45; 257. 2003/2786 DWI-1;239-7202 AWH, ask for Hangar 3505/261 -9309 AWH. Cpl. Bedford 102. Camp H.M. Smith SEARS WASHER, heavy duty, 4 yrs. old, 3 wash cycle, gooc readers should deliver cond.. Call Capt. their ads 8125 Crockett 653-6463 DWH, 422 -8380 GO CART, Sears, good cond. 8175. 254-2592 AWH 1974 VINTAGE COMET, immaculate, 1 owner, 22.000 mi., to the Force Public Affairs good rubber, brakes relined 1977, regularly serviced in accordance with owner's manual, PS, air, radio, heater, 6 cyl., 23 CHANNEL SEARS CB RADIO, mobile unit, trunk mount Office located in Room 1B101. available July 6, $2,300, bluebook value 82,440. Contact Maj. fiberglass antenna, mike w/magnetic dash mount, 16' coaxial Homes Richwine.477-4211 OWN, 488-8319 AWH. cable $80. 235-0411 AWN, ask for GySgt Storms.

FOR SALE KALAHEO HILLSIDE, 3 bdrm.. 2 bath. large family The appearance of advertisements in this publication room overlooking backyard & lovely enclosed lanai. Carpeted, 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4 dr., great family car, factory air, PETERSON PLAY PEN w/pad, excl. cond. $25; Cosco infant does 1101 constitute an endorsement by the Department draped, all appliances, fenced yard, close to KMCAS & Aikahi, PS, PB, elec. windows, low mi. 28,000, outstanding cond. seat & carrier$5. Call anytime 254-3358. of the Navy or the Marine Corps of products or services Park Shopping Center. Available July, asking 673,500. 254- $3,050 Call Lt. Huonker DWH 257-2384/5/6/7 AWN 261 - 4739 anytime. 1828 advertised G.E. AIR CONDITIONER, 1975 model, 220 volt, 18,000 BTU, Ad submissions are governed by and cited in Marine excl. cond S150. 254-5219. Corps Publications and Printing Regulations LINDLALL CEDAR HOME, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, large recreation 1974 HONDA CIVIC, 4 spd., good cond., 35 mpg in town, white. Advertising is prohibited in service publications When room. loft, separate laundry, sundeck & covered lanai, 10,000 new timing chain & clutch, SI ,900. DWH 257-2327, AWN PIONEER OX 7472/4 CHANNEL RECEIVER, 40/20 watts per Inserted by. or for, any private individual, firm. or sp It fee simple lot. 885,000. Call Maj. Hutzler 477 -8895 261-9290. channel $250/offer. 422-0865 corporation except that station newspapers may DWH, 2627167 AWN. contain free and noncommercial advertising of real or 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA, white, excl. cond., new tires. 254- personal property or of services offered by and for LUDWIG DRUM SET, excl. condition, try it out, then make personnel of the station for their convenience, provided 3586 AWH. offer. 262.9286. Vehicles such advertising represents an incidental exchange between personnel of the Naval Establishment and not 1974 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, 4 spd., good cond., 82,500/best 1961 CORVAIR MONZA, engine recently overhauled, clean GARAGE SALE - Sat. only, 19044 Mahannah Circle, vacuum a sustained business operation. Such advertisements offer. Call 254-3934 AWN body, excl. interior. must see/drive to appreciate. Asking cleaner w/attachments, toaster, child's vanity w/mirror & may include lost and found notices, listings of offers by $500 923-0558. stool, misc toys, chest of drawers, old bed w/head & foot personnel assigned to or employed by the facilities 1974 CARMEN GHIA, excl. cond., no rust, new tires, 8 track, boards, child's chalk/peg board, 23 ch. CBw/antenna & coax, which are used or are to be used as the personal bear bow wiarrows, many other items. residency of She advertiser 1962 TRIUMPH TR-4 SPORTS CAR, good cond.. asking $575 extremely clean, 33.700/offer. 235-0702. Call Dan 254-3891 1975 PINTO. 2 dr. sedan, radio. PS, auto., rustproofed, 8.000 mi S2.700 /offer. 254-3330. 1963 VALIANT. 4 dr , good driving cond., 4 new tires, recently inspected, needs muffler, good transportation (spare engine parts). $395,,offer 254-3472 anytime. 1975 HONDA ELSINORE ENDURO MT 250, only 2,500 mi., Local locomotion best rated motocross bike in 250 cc class, helmet incl. K-BAY OFFICERS CLUB $800/offer 254-2618 CAMP SMITH OFFICER'S CLUB 1964 IMPALA SUPER SPORT, yelloW, 327, AM/FM stereo, 'nags w/good tires, excl. interior & body in nice shape Low TONIGHT -- Happy Hour from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on the Lower TODAY Lunch served from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Happy rider $1.200 firm. DWH, ask for Cpl. Bolton Lanai and Tapa Bar with free pupus. Join us for Couples Happy - 257-3174/3221 HONDA C8400F. cover, helmet, manual, package rack, Mongolian Barbecue 1975 Hour on the Lower Lanai. From 6 until 8:30 p.m. on the Lower Hour from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Free Pupu's. crash bar, leaving island, must sell 8750. Contact SSgt. O'Neill from 6:30 to 8.30 p.m. Liberty will entertain Lanai will be Mongolian Barbecue with live entertainment will be featured 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC STATION WAGON, 6125/offer, for DWH 254-5055, AWH 257-2502. from B p.m. to midnight. from 8 p.m. to midnight. the auto hobbyist. 264-1813. SATURDAY Candlelight Dining in the Pacific Room TOMORROW - SUNDAY - CLOSED - MONDAY Lunch served from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 1976 650 YAMAHA, excl. cond., low mi., w/extras, featuring Steak & Lobster with dinner music by Tom Vomer. - TUESDAY Lunch served from 1 1:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 1965 MG MIDGET, excl. eng. & trans needs small amount of St ,395 /best offer. 261-4530 AWN, 257-3654 DWH. SUNDAY -- Champagne Brunch in the Pacific Room from - Happy Hour from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Free Pupu's. body work. First $550 takes it DWH 257-3648, Cpl. Rigsby. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. serving a variety of breakfast specialties with WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Regular club hours. a of champagne. Sunday Evening; Beef & - - 1976 SCIROCCO LIMITED EDITION, AM-FM stereo, air, 8.500 complimentaryglass Crab in the Pacific Room from 6 to 8:30 p.m. 1967 CHRYSLER, air, PS, PB, elec windows, etc. Solid eng., mi., $4,000/best offer. 264-1943. served in the Pacific Room from 11 a.m. body needs some work 8275. 257-3422. 23 DWH, 262-7131 MONDAY -Lunch 1 Monday lunch features a AWH to 15 p.m. Monday thru Friday. CAMP SMITH SNCO CLUB 1976 K2-400, low mi., very clean 31,400/make offer. 261 Mexican special with beverage. Monday evening the Dining Room is closed. The Tapa Bar is open until 6 p.m. 9123 AWH TODAY Lunch served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Happy 1968 DODGE MONICO, 87,000 mi., asking 8250. 267-3494 Room from 11 - TUESDAY -- Lunch served in the Pacific Hour from 4:30 to room open Styles. 6 p.m. Dining from 6 to 9 p.m. LCpI a.m. to 1 15 p m Tuesday Evening the Dining Room is closed. Bldg. TOMORROW Regular club hours. Dynamics will enter- i 976 SUZUKI TS-400, trail or street, excl. cond. 81,000, The Tapa Bar is open until 10 p.m. - tain from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 1029. 257-2618 WEDNESDAY Due to the change of command there will 1968 TRIUMPH TR-250 SPORTS CAR, 8 cyl., 4 spd., excl. - SUNDAY Cook Your own steak from 1 to 9 p.m. Dining us for Beef - cond., collectors item $2,200/offer. Capt. Brandt DWH 247 be no Mongolian Barbecue tonight. Instead join room closed. 1976 OLDS CUTLASS, royal blue/white top, 24,000 mi.. Eters Night in the Pacific Room. All you can eat buffet. 2554, AWN 261-5928 MONDAY - Lunch served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dining - all you can eat. $5,000. excl cond . 239-6042 AWN. THURSDAY -- Beef Eaters Bu'fet room closed. Soup and sandwiches served at the bar. TUESDAY Lunch served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p m. Steak 1968 CAMARO. 350 Lt1 engine. 850 Holley carb, Hooker - 1976 FIAT 131.4 dr sedan, yellow, like new, 2475468 special for two in the evening. Reservations must be made by 5 14 Vertigage shift, Cragar front and Rocket KBAY ENLISTED CLUB headers. gearing, Tuesday a m. 10" wags rear, new silver paint job, from rear end to engine all WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY - Regular club hours. rebuilt for racing, excellent condition $2,800 firm. Call 264- HONDA TRAIL 70, excl. cond suited for on base use 257 TONIGHT -- Happy Hour and special entertainment from 5112 after 5 30 p m 2141/2142 DWH, 4227515 AWN. 4 30 to 610 p.m. with hot pupus. Listen to the soul sounds of Wind Jammer II. TOMORROW Mongolian Barbecue from 5 to 8 p.m. CAMP SMITH ENLISTED CLUB 1989 DATSUN. 4 dr.. good funning cond $450 /offer. 1972 CONCOURS S/W, 6 passenger, best offer over $503 SUNDAY - - Steak & Bake with your choice of Top Serloin or "Maurice 267-3470 254-3302 AWH only. New York at a special price. TODAY TC Production will provide Disco Music from 9 p rr. to 1 a.m. Regular club hours. MONDAY - The country sounds of Yellow Rose will TOMORROW -- Regular club hours. Wailing 1969 BUICK, good mach cond good interior, air, rust arouno HONDA "2-50" Mini- Trailbike, excl. cond., helmet incl 8250. entertain you from 7 to 11 p.m. Dale will provide entertainment from 8 p.m. to midnight. rear window, excl transportation 8500. 254.3830 Call 254-2262 anytime. TUESDAY - Enjoy Mac Pinch with the sounds of rock. WEDNESDAY Calliope, from the mainland. will SUNDAY - Regular club hours Cook your own steak from 1 to 5 p.m. entertain from 7 to 1! p m 1969 VW BUG, $1,000, no rust, mach sound, just painted DUNEBUGGY 1600 VW eng., hard top /convenible. excl MONDAY ,- THURSDAY Regular club hours, THURSDAY -- Country end rock return to the club tonight - clean & ready 2543830 cond $1,475 262-8731 evenings with the sounds of Hi Country from 8 to 11 (Cont. on page I)