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MARINE CORPS OFFICIAL,FL HISTORIV. CUPY tastesramasaOCT rift 2 1968 .- za..a ARE Vol. 17 No. 38 Marine Corps Air Station. Kaneohe Bay. Hawaii September 26,1968 apt.Stankosky Receives Navy ThreeEarnAwards Commendation A Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V" was presented During M. A. Stankosky, Ceremony to Captain Training Officer, Marine Air Three VMFA-212 officers were force at altitudes of less than 50 Control Squadron 2, during cited for their heroic, meritorious meters, and ignoring the intense ceremonies earlier this month. and outstanding achievements hostile ground fire directed at his The captain earned the medal while serving in the Republic of Phantotn, he ably assisted in while serving with MACS-4, Vietnam, during ceremonies coordinating the attack with his MAG-18, First Marine Air-Wing. September 20. section leader, ensuring that one in Vietnam from June 1967, to Air Medals aircraft was conducting a run at March 1968. GENEROUS DONATION Le.pl. J. .4. Husar, Supply, is instructed Chief Warrant Officer 2 Phillip all times." CWO-2 Estes' initiative Initially serving as the Air where to sign by SSgt. A. F. Burton for the $7.50 a month he is alloting M. Estes was presented with the and ability enabled the flight to Defense Control Officer, Capt. to the Combined Federal Campaign. Air Medal with bronze star, help the ground unit break Stankosky was reassigned as signifying the first award, for contact and reorganize their Senior Air Director and was heroic achievement in aerial flight positions. responsible for the coordination while serving with Marine Fighter Navy Commendation of hundreds of tactical flights. Awarded Attack Squadron-122 in The Navy Commendation On one occasion he became operations against North Medal with Combat "V" was involved in bringing about the safe Vietnamese Army Forces, May awarded to Captain Rabun N. return of two crippled Navy F-4's To Parents of Wheat 23, 1968. Patrick Jr., for meritorious service without injury to the crew A Marine lance corporal, who According to his citation, "CWO Estes," the citation while serving as Aviation Safety members or further damage to the was killed in Vietnam when he Wheat "shouted a warning to his read, "launched as a Naval Flight Officer, Marine Fighter Attack aircraft. in a F-4 Squadron-323, in connection nurled himself on an enemy mine comrades . .. (and) ... hurled Officer section of two with to shield his comrades, has been himself upon the mine, absorbing Phantom aircraft which were operations against insurgent awarded the Medal of Honor. the tremendous impact of the diverted from their original communist forces from June 1, neadquarters marine Corps explosion with his own body." mission to provide close air 1967 to May 10, 1968. announced. The citation continued, "The support for a Marine unit heavily In part the citation stated, Lance Corporal Roy M. Wheat inspirational personal heroism and engaged with a NVA force "Captain Patrick performed his oecame the 15th Marine to receive southeast of . He duties in an exemplary and highly the Nation's highest decoration rapidly provided accurate professional manner; working for gallantry in Vietnam. His 1. directive commentary which tirelessly in the development of parents, Mr. & Mrs. "J" "C" enabled his pilot to execute sound training and safety Wheat, Moselle, Miss., received the numerous runs over the enemy programs. Demonstrating award from Secretary of the Navy outstanding ingenuity, Captain Paul R. Ignatius in ceremonies at CMC Praises Patrick worked closely with the the Capital's Marine Barracks last Group Operations Section to Monday. Traffic Safety implement new tactical methods Wheat died Aug. 11, 1967, The Commandant of the which resulted in accurate <, 1 delivery while serving with Company "K", Marine Corps sent the following ordnance procedures The captain's citation states while minimizing pilot exposure ..ird , Seventh Marines, message to all Marine commands that "His leadership and diligent to hostile ground fire. As a result First Marine Division, in the within the Continental U.S. fforts were an inspiration to his of his diligent efforts, his vicinity of the Dien Ban District regarding motor vehicle traffic men and contributed significantly squadron completed 4,400 sorties in truant Nam Province. safety. o the accomplishment of his without a single aircraft loss tie and two other Marines had "During the recent long nit's mission." attributal ground accidents, pilot been assigned the mission of holiday weekend, the Marine motor error or air crew negligence." providing security for a Navy extraordinary valor of his Corps suffered only one Boat Service Reduced construction battalion crane and unselfish action saved his fellow vehicle traffic death. This is an Navy Achievement achievement which same ceremonies, First the Navy announced that the crew operating along Liberty Marines from certain injury and outstanding In the attention and Paul A. Lind was unch hour shuttle boat service to Road. possible death, reflected great reflects command Lieuetnant the wholehearted support of all the Navy achievement the. Arizona Memorial has been After the Marines had set up credit upon himself, and upheld presented hands. It is particularly impressive discontinued security positions near the work the highest traditions of the Medal for outstanding for the winter when compared to the National months. site, Wheat moved to the rear of Marines Corps and the United performance of h is duties. figure for the same weekend with Marine Under the new schedule, the the area to check for the possible States Naval Service. He gallantly "While serving which was 13.4 percent higher Attack Squadron-311, from May boat will operate continuously presence of the enemy. As he gave his life for his country." than last year. Congratulations are 30, 1%7 to June 18, 1968, from the Pearl Harbor Halawa returned, he unintentionally wheat was born on July 24, extended for this fine performed his Landing every half hour between triggered a well-concealed, 1947, in Moselle, and joined the Lieutenant Lind achievement." (See AWARDS Page 3) 9 and 11:30 a.m., and 1 to 3:30 bounding type anti-personnel (See MEDAL Page 2) p.m.. each day except Mondays mine within 10 feet of the other and holidays. Marines. Test of Sirens Photo Hi-Lites Page 5 Slated Tuesday Entertainment Page 7 Page 8 A testing of Civil Defense siren With the Marines Page 10 will be conducted here at 30 MACS-2 Field Problem seconds prior to 11 a.m., Tuesday, Windy Wanders Page 11 October 1, to ensure each siren is Sports Pages 12,13 operative. a steady The test will consist of The Windward Marine is published by the World .Wide Publish- minute duration I blast of one * Co., a private company in no way connected with the Dipart- followed by one minute of silence ment of the Navy or the Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by the and then one minute of the publhhers herein are not to be considered official expressions by wailing "Take Cover" . the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps. Appearance of The tidal wave warning system advertising in this publication does not constitute an endorsement will also be tested after the "Take by the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps of the firms, Cover" signal. This is a one products or services advertised. minute steady blast on the coastal APTURED - Two defenders "display" prisoner? r ')che Tory page 10.) sirens. Page 2 Windv'ard Marine September 26,1968 3500 Pounds of,Food Husband Gone? Collected By Jaycees '4 Have A Problem? importance of the willingness of Call Your FAO Thirty-tive hundred pounds of people to donate actual foodstuffs canned goods sat by the Kaneohe Most military wives are rather than money contributions. Library ready to be transported to self-sufficient type people, able to "People would much rather take a the docks for subsequent delivery cope with practically any problem can of food from out of the to Vietnam. that comes along. But while the shopping bag and give that. They The cache of food was the husband is overseas many feel like that they are actually problems are not so easily solved result of "Operation Can-Do." breaking bread with the The drive commenced August 23 and help is required: , recipients. Food is much more and ended just last week. This is when the Station's personal contribution than Spurred on by the Kaneohe Family Assistance Officer, money." She cited watching an and Kailua Junior Chamber of Captain J. D. Vandermark, should `old man dressed in rags" buy a commerce (Jaycees) and such be contacted. case of beer at a store that was a The Family Assistance Officer Denominational youth groups as SOLO FLIGHT First Leutenant K. W. Young, Station Brig Officer Can-Do collection point. After - (FAO) maintains the Dependents' and new member of the Flying Club, receives his solo license from his appealing to the old man, he went Registration File and acts as the instructor, Thomas Powell. Lt. Young soloed after only 8.9 hours of back, exchanged a can of beer for contact point for dependents flying instruction. a can of soup and donated that. requesting assistance. people want to "Thousands of Some of the agencies and help but checks have become Federal Campaign available services open to the impersonal," she added. Combined military dependents are: The Can-Do workers spent the afternoon loading the goods into a Legal: preparation of wills: truck trom the KMCAS Motor Moves Into Final Stages assigning power or attorney; tax Transport, finishing their task in matters; legal counsel and advice; It is now the time of year when Agencies this year will receive adoption helping to feed the refugees of working in every notary public; people 5.75 percent of the 1969 CFC procedure; anu debt proulems. Vietnam. department on Station 'are campaign receipts. approaching their fellow workers In the three years that the CFC Chaplains: Religious education Carriers Have and asking them for money, for has been held on Oahu, and training; marriage counseling: the Combined Federal Campaign Individuals in the military services social counseling; moral guidance: NoObligation that is. and the federal establishment have weddings; Baptisms, confessions: Where does this money go? contributed a combined total of and funerals. Many places. This year three S 121,802.00 to these three CAN -DO DOES IT - Max To Post Mail Navy Relief: Financial national health agencies will agencies, in both designated and Huffman donates can to Kristen assistance; budget counseling; Complaints have been received participate in the Combined Lowdermilk at KMCAS undesignated funds. How much visiting nurse; educational funds: by the Post Office that the mail Federal Campaign. These are the will be this bound contributed year? household kits; layettes; thrift Commissary for Saigon not picking up the Seal Society for carriers are National Easter What will your contribution be? shops; handicapped children. can-goods. the out-going mail at Government Crippled Children and Adults, nurseries; assistance to widows. the Christian Yough Fellowship Quarters aboard this Station. National Foundation - March of and the seventh Day Advenist The carriers have no obligation Dimes and the National Multiple Medal... American Red Cross: Fan* Page 1 Youth, collections were made to pick up the mail from quarters, Sclerosis Society. (Continued From counseling; financial aid; legal aid door to door and in front of but have been doing so as an act All three agencies fight the Marine Corps in Jackson, Miss., on referral; public housing and son* stores, including the KMCAS of courtesy when making a disabling and handicapping Sept. 19, 1966. He underwent welfare; family and child welfare: Commissary. delivery to that house. However, diseases of children and those recruit training at Parris Island, S. psychiatric care; nursing service, In a joint effort, the Marine if the occupants do not receive diseases of the central nervous C. hospital assistance; blood Corps and the Air Force arranged mail on a particular day, the system that attack young adults. Following "boot" camp, he program; and welfare reports. for transportation of the goods to postman does not have to make a Their individual programs was transferred to Camp Lejeune, In addition the FAO can refer Navy ships. Upon arrival in special trip to your door for include treatment, training and N.C., for Special Infantry dependents to specialist handling Saigon, the Army will do the out-going matter. public and professional education. Training. In March, 1967, he personal affairs; career advisors. distribution as part of Operation There are letter drops All finance major medical and arrived in the Republic of education officers and Medial Handclasp. positioned throughout the scientific research on a national Vietnam and was assigned to Care. Eve Drolet, co.editor of the housing areas and your outgoing level into the causes and ultimate Company K, 3rd Battalion, 7th Pali Press, originated Operation mail should be deposited either in prevention of these specific Marines, where he served until his Participation in the program z Can-Do. She stressed the these or taken to the Post Office. diseases. Each agency is death. voluntary and the submission of ft arc independent and supported In addition to his parents. the Dependents' Registration ail entirely by vrluntary LCpI. Wheat is survived by three indicate that the dependent contributions. brothers: Dale. Wayne and John. desires to participate. The All three of these national all m registration form serves as tilt agencies have local chapters which and major input into the pro,1! offer services to the special More information on children and young adults who Appointments Family Assistance Program - need specialized help. be obtained from The Easter Seal Society Broken Cost Vandermark by calling 73520 maintains Sultan School for preschoolers. The Honolulu Taxpayers $ Honesty Is Not school provides speech training. physical and occupational A savings of 513,110 A Dying Virtue therapy, rehabilitation and annually could be realized Normally we take t education to youngsters who are here through the common granted that people will pay fa crippled or physically courtesy of a phone call. the items they pick up at the handicapped but mentally normal. During an eight-day period Exchange. However. if fa The March of Dimes - Oahu this month, 68 dental Marine reason they don't and art chapter supports a birth defects appointments were broken some center at caught, the matter is usuall) diagnostic and treatment at a cost of 5570. Lieutenant not Kauikeolani Children s Hospital forgotten. Commander J. D. Crawford. shorr for babies and children with Senior Dental Officer. Not in the case of one month. congenital defects. Any child predicted that "With the here earlier this Exchange Office under the age of 19 years with a return of 1/27, if the present The Marine letter frog suspected birth defect is eligible trend continues, the losses received the following postmarked from Not for evaluation and care. The will increase to the 515,000 a shopper, Pa. chapter also conducts a prenatal mark at the end of the fiscal Cumberland, care education program towards year." "Last week I was in Yce few gni the prevention of the birth defects Neglected appointments Exchange and bought a hazard. idle bOth men and etc. When I packed to leave. I a receipt for hovel Multiple Sclerosis Society's equipment, however, if an couldn't find for a straw purse with Hos local chapter has initiated a appointment is cancelled paid on the side. I didn't have the tint program of patient care services 24-hours in advance it can to come back to the base. on Oahu which provides always be filled. When a days "The tag was marked $4 counseling, physical thereapy and notice of cancellation is not 1.0 equipment services to young possible. the Dental which I am enclosing. This ANTI-LITTER it is paid for. Sorry CAMPAIGN - lire above photo shows why the Station adults suffering from this central Department 72290. should I'll be sure is concerned about litter. An unidentified (Signed) Hu Marine, below, paiticfpates in nervous system disease. be called as loon as practical. happened. the Stationwide "pick-up" instead of an inspection. (See story page 3). The three Nation Health Shopper." September 26, 1968 Windward Marine Page 3 Photo Contest Announced for Inspection Canceled; Pacific Units For shutter-bugs who were Litter Tick-Up' Held disappointed to hear that there The interest in our 'Anti-Litter' Drive. be no All-Marine or Station's current would In regard the photography contests Anti-Litter Campaign received a this project, Interservice and 'Clean-Up Day,' which was 1968, break out your boost last Wednesday held in recently concluded by the Naval dust off the lens, and Saturday when personnel cameras, scheduled to stand the quarterly Station, was almost noteworthy Area Marine shoot for one, and clearly demonstrates that Contest scheduled inspection conducted a Photography Station-wide "pick-up" of trash immediate and positive results can 18 22. for November - carelessly thrown away. be attained with a little interest, In an effort to- maintain Colonel F. C. Opeka, Station imagination, and command in photography, to interest commanding officer, cancelled the attention. I. am sure other to use the encourage Marines commands and activities can many photo hobby shops inspection and ordered the embark on similar projects with give both the available, and to similar results. and experienced clean-up, using the same people amateur who were originally assigned for "We look forward to seeing an opportunity to photographer the inspection. further improvements and remind their work judged by a panel have Not only was the appearance all personnel that our overall photographers, of professional of the Station improved, so did objective is, first, to bring Naval headquarters slated the FMF Pac the morale of the Marines. One activities in Hawaii and their contest. individual, complaining about adjoining areas up to an will be conducted Competition picking up for others, changed his acceptable standard of cleanliness, groups: Group I, black and in two mind when reminded that he and, then to maintain that could be spending long hours standard in the future. It is photographs, and Group II, white preparing for an inspection. He anticipated that your continued transparencies. Each , color was seen later smiling while doing cooperation will soon achieve the group, will be submitted THERE'S ONLY ROOM FOR TWO Students of die Wiz Grade, in either his share. foregoing objective." in of the seven categories and Kainula Elementary, Kailua, squeeze in to get a better look at a one Not only is this Station The next time you have will be judged in the category in VMFA-212 F4J Phantom during their tour here. They also visited involved in the Anti-Litter something to discard find a it is entered by the Aerology and witnessed a Search and Rescue Demonstration. which Campaign, so is the entire container to throw it in. Who If erroneously contestant. 46th Anniversary Fourteenth Naval District. The knows, maybe you'll be it will not be reclassified entered, District Commandant sent the participating in a Station-wide by officials. following message to all military clean-up again if you don't and A People; - The categories are: - Fire Prevention Week in Hawaii. not through the cancellation of an B Babies and Children; C - - "I have noted a significant inspection. Animals and Pets; D - Action; E Scheduled Oct. 6-12 improvement in the overall - Scenic; F - Military Life; and G appearance of both the Naval Base clothing by a match. Died three - Experimental. The oldest Presidentially and the approaches to Pearl along Three Selected All Navy "Week" in the United weeks later of burns. Marines, and proclaimed Kam and Nimitz Hiways. It is personnel attached to and serving States will mark its 46th A mother, under the influence evident that most commands and For Promotion with FMF Pac or Marine Corps October 6 through 12 of antihistamine and alcohol, was anniversary activities are taking an active Three of K-Bay's Medical Bases. National Fire in bed. Death due to Pacific commands, may as the 1968 smoking Officers were among the 1,218 compete in this contest. Entries Prevention Week is observed. carbon monoxide poisoning. selected for promotion to will K-Bay Civilians be photographs taken by Last year more than 12,600 A 15-month old baby, Lieutenant Commander, and individual contestants on or persons died as a result of fire, unattended except by small approved by the Secretary of the subsequent to a gasoline Dec. 1, 1966, and and property loses totalled children, overturned Earn Minuteman Navy for the President. must the can vapors were ignited arrive at FMF Pac S 1 ,700,000,000 across and the Selected were Lieutenants Jay Headquarters Nov. 18, prior to Nation. In Honolulu six persons B. V. Butler Jr., Assistant Medical 1968. died as a result of lire and Flag for Saving Officer, George M. Jervey, Flight For more information see Fleet -S1,653,511 worth of property FIRES STOP Richard Subiono, Chairman of Surgeon, and Ewell C. Noel Jr., Marine Force Pacific Bulletin was destroyed. Out-Patient Clinic. t Civilian Recreation and 1710. dated Sept. 6, 1968. Fire in Navy Family Housing he Welfare Association at K-Bay, on took the lives of 12 (five of them SAVE behalf of all Civil Service children) and injured 74, last year. 5th Marines Earn Awards... Three adults died of employees, accepted the LIVES Minuteman Flag last week from asphyxiation (smoke) and one (Continued From Page 1) Colonel F. C. Opeka, Station from bums in a fire in large, single PUC For Actions commanding officer. duties in an exemplary and highly quarters caused by family Commemorating the flag competent manner as the Avionics smoldering cigarette in an The 5th Marine has raising and achievement of the Officer. Displaying outstanding upholstered ccshion. been awarded the Presidential Civil Service employees, Col. Unit Citation for its decimation of professionalism and initiative A father attempted to rescue Opeka stated, "This flag is both a the 2nd North Vietnamese Army despite extremely adverse his seven-month old baby in an by burner of hot water heater. recognition of past achievement Division in a series of battles conditions and difficulties of upstairs bedroom during a fire Died of burns. and a challenge to improve. 100 between April 25 and June 5, combat enviroment, he enhanced caused by smoking. Bodies were One adult died as a result of a percent participation is our goal. 1967, Navy Times reported. the operational effectiveness and found at the foot of the stairway fire started by a short circuit in a Bit lacking that, we'll shoot for The firefights began when a combat readiness of his unit. As a near the front door. lamp which ignited a sofa. the stars - the stars that can be company of 5th Marines came result of his diligence and Two children were playing These are careless and costly added to the flag." upon part of the 21st North seemingly matches on their bed while unlimited with mistakes which could have been For over 90 percent Vietnamese Regiment on resourcefulness, he contributed their mother napped. Fire and significantly to the delayed rescue, averted if fire safety rules and participation each year, a white , near Que Son. smoke common sense had been followed. star can be added to the blue field Hammering the enemy accomplishment of his unit's resuscitation efforts failed. In case these simple rules have of the flag. For each five year regiment until it made its stand mission." One child, unattended, ignited slipped your mind, here's a period, a gold star is added. around a fortified hamlet, the reminder: Civil Service employees on Marines attacked for four days Never smoke in bed or while Station earned the Treasury through "heavy enemy mortar f-obsigir"fusigforrr 4'°, SUSAN NA reclining on a sofa; Department's highest honor in the barrages," while repelling enemy Use safe ash trays, ones that Savings Bond Program by counterattacks, .the citation -411110110k cigarettes cannot fall out; achieving 90 percent participation stated. Do not empty ash trays into for the first time since the station Shattering the 21sr Regiment, combustiblecontainers; was activated in January 1952. the 5th then launched Union II, 0 Never leave children alone; and Only 12 commands out of 53 which began as a mop-up Keep matches and lighters out have reached the 90 percent mark operation. Instead, the Marines of children's reach. or over according to the most met a fresh North Vietnamese It is a good idea to know how recent listing published by the regiment, the Third. to call your fire department, get Commandant, 14th Naval District. A night attack ruptured enemy ,"4 the family out of the home K-Bay now ranks with only lines and the 5th "drove the quickly and safely, and to have two other major activities in the tattered vestiges of the North a practice evacuation drills. District who have reached this Vietnamese unit from the field." Fire Prevention Week marks degree of participation. The battles inflicted more than the anniversary of the Great After the speech by Col. 3,000 enemy casualties and, Chicago Fire which occurred Oct. Opeka, Richard Subiono and according to the citation, oil SOW**, I'M WM AcuoSS CAU5 The first Fire Prevention SgtMajor D. P. Bailey raised the the 004T you 4ir THE HIGHWAY WNERIE A 9, 1871. "eliminated 2nd North first Pot ME CRASH OK HASH of Day was in 1911, and the flag on the Headquarters Building Vietnamese Army Division as a /pt11 Week in 1922. flag pole. combat force." September 26.1968 ',Page 4 Windward Marine

TODAY: Noon Meal - Soup, onions & bacon or fried grilled liver, Here are the new additions to horseman, Peter Vischer. By Chaplain Mark E. Fite who, in moving from this Station, fish portions, lyonnaise potatoes, buttered peas, ala parmesan eggplant, the Library for the month of Challenge to Science (UFO A song title, popular a few discovered a purse purchased at sandwich line. Evening Meal - Soup, October. Enigma), Jacques and Janine years ago, was "Accentuate the the exchange (See story, page 2). Swiss Steak, mashed potatoes, onion NEW NON -FICTION: Halsey's Vallee and Chess (Story of Positive." Well, I'm for that idea. When she could not find the gravy, buttered mixed vegetables, okra & tomatoes, brown & serve rolls. Typhoons, Hans Christian Chesspieces from Antiuity to Just to take the practical receipt, she sent money back to FRIDAY: Noon Meal - Oyster Adamson; French Chef Modern Times), Hans and results of the positive is certainly pay for it. Such integrity leads me stew, fried flounder fillet, salmon braised beef and noodles, Cookbook, Julia Child; Siegfried Wichmann. a vote for it. If we think in terms to believe she could have paid for croquettes, macaroni au gratin, ala creole green Antiquities in Peril,. Trevor L. NEW FICTION: Games, Hugh of time spent in trying to get to the purse twice, but this attitude broccoli, yankee style beans, buttered Christie, Space Age Sport, Atkinson; Welcome to Xanadu, the truth, then the legal office, (commended in the Golden Rule) cornbread, tartar sauce, sandwich line. Evening Meal - Soup, french fried Skydiving, Ray Darby; Nathaniel Benchley; Woodrow among so many others of us, can would cause her to rather pay fantail shrimp, grilled horn slices, Beachcomber's Handbook, Euell Wilson Dime, Jack Finney Lion in submit staggering figures. double than to be afraid she had franconia potatoes, buttered w. g. Gibbon; Inventor's Patent the Stone, Jenrietta Buchmaster; The idea is to treat all fairly. inadvertently not paid at all. Such corn, buttered brussel sprouts, cocktail sauce, chilled apple sauce. Handbook, Stacy V. Jones; Fishes, Birds and Sons of Men, We see restrictions placed unduly practices of integrity would do SATURDAY: Noon Meal - brunch. Spanish pot Hawaii (Literary Chronicle), W. Jessie Hill Ford; Jefferson Square, on some because - of the wonders for us all in every Evening Meal - Soup, roast of beef, bread dressing, mashed Storrs Lee; Kura! Comel Lumiere; Noel B. Gerson; Human misconduct of others. I'm sure possible way. potatoes, vegetable gravy, buttered Decline and Fall of the New York Commitment, Don Gold; Deep many who never throw Jesus said it, "Treat men peas, glazed carrots. that YANKEES, Jack Mann; American End, Joseph Hayes; Saturday bottles, cans and other litter in exactly as you would like them to SUNDAY: Noon Meal - Brunch. grilled Legion Story, Ray Moley; No Evening POST ture stories of public places are required to pick treat you." Luke 6:31. I'm for Evening Meal - Soup, charcoal steaks, sauteed mushrooms, baked Place to Die (Agony of Viet Courage and Survival; Sins of up after the careless offenders. trying it! sour cream & bacon, potatoes, Nam), Hugh A. Mulligan; HEROD, Frank G. Slaughter; Money-wise, our tax dollars buttered green beans, french fried onion rings, brown & serve rolls. Complete Book of the Quarter Gunner, William Stevens and No must be continually increased to `Mardi Gras' Horse, Nelson C. Nye; Horses of Laughing Matter, Angus Wilson. pay, in part, for the spiraling cost MONDAY: Noon Meal - Soup, salisbury steak, french fried potatoes, Today, M. C. Self; View of NEW SCIENCE FICTION: of a social welfare program sauteed squash & Set buttered lima beans, Finland, Direction North, John Best from Fantasy and Science because of some who do not want Auditions onions, sandwich line. Evening Meal - assorted cold-cuts, bologna, Sykes; Space Frontier, Dr. Fiction, 1968; Far Sunset, E. to carry their share of the load. Auditions for Mardi Gras 1969 Soup, salami, ham, fried chicken, sliced Wernher Von Braun; Horse & Cooper. I'm for limiting or taking away will be held at Pearl Harbor cheese, navy baked beans, potato salad, the freedom of choices that many Officers Club Sept. 25-8 p.m., pickle beets, assorted breads, potato chips. feel are theirs but who refuse to Sept.. 26-8 p.m., Sept. 27-6 p.m. TUESDAY: Noon Meal Soup, assume responsibility for their and Sept. 28-2 p.m. Circus is the - turkey ala king, steamed rice, buttered 41. actions. theme this year and fun will be noodles, peas w/mushrooms, french "ft 711:17 '4-4-1111111INE I'm for the Golden Rule. I enjoyed by everyone who fried cauliflower, sandwich line. Evening The Windward Marine is an unofficial newspaper published weekly be believe it will get results yet Meal - Soup, barbecued participates on stage or behind the spareribs or sweet & sour spareribs, the World Wide Publishing Co., 1956 .91a Mauna Boulevard, Hoioluki. unrealized. A case in point is the scenes. parsley buttered potatoes, boiled Hawaii, in the interest of personnel of the Marine Corps Air example of a nameless person The Officers Wives of Navy, cabbages wedges, buttered carrots, Station Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii green beans w/onions. Marine and Coast Guard join Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the U.S. WEDNESDAY: Noon Meal - Navy or Marine Corps. together through the Awa Lau Spaghetti Soup, beef stew, fried All photos unless otherwise credited are official U.S. Marine Corps Wahine Club. For fourteen years flounder fillet macaroni au gratin. photographs. they have raised money for buttered asparagus, hot spiced beets, News copy will be screened by the Joint Informational Services Office. cornmeal biscuits. tartar sauce, charities through events that have Bldg. 221, Kaneohe Bay, extension 72104. Copy must be submitted no sandwich line. Evening Meal - Soup, later than 4 p.m. the Monday before publication. built up to full scale musicals. chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, Advertising and subscription rates are available from World Wide brown gravy, buttered whole grain Publishing A Valentine's Ball at Camp corn, fried eggplants. brown & serve Co., sole agent for Windward Marine advertising, at 1965 Ala H.M.Smith in 1955 set the scene rolls. Moana Boulevard. Honolulu. Annual subscription rate is SS payable in advance to any domestic or for the first Mardi Gras. In 1959 NOTE: Fresh milk, chocolate mak military address. Postmaster Form 3579 should be forwarded to World $595 was made for the club's and buttermilk will be available at all Wide Publishing Co. meals. CATHOLIC charities. 1960 the attendance was St. Michael's Chapel over 300 and $650 was made in SUNDAY MASSES proceeds. 1962 the new Pearl d a.m., 9:30 a.m., and 11 Harbor club was completed and a.m. over 600 attended. WEEKDAYS Popular demand extended Monday through Friday at Mardi Gras to two nights in 1963 11:30 a.m.; Saturdays at 3:30 and more than 1,000 guests p.m. attended. 1965 ushered in three HOLY DAYS: performances and $3,396 was the ii)ir4(1's 11:30 a.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m. profit. 1,500 guests attended CONFESSIONS: "Bourbon Street" in 1966 and U. S. CHOICE Saturdays at 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. $5,800 was made. and one half hour before all Mardi Gras grew to six nights STEAK AND Masses. in 1967 with 2,100 people ALASKAN KING odPtiliShicLDRIrIBSrAND BAPTISMS: attending and profits of $9,000 CRAB ALASKAN KING CRAB Thursday at 3:30 p.m. made. 1968 was a very big year OMBINATION COMBINATION CHILDREN'S CHOiP. for Mardi Gras and the profits $4.75 MENU $4.75 PRACTICE: $1 0,000. reached SMOKED CANADIAN PORK RIBS S3.95 Thursday at 3:30 p.m. The 1969 Mardi Gras with its GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK U.S. CHOICE 2.95 ADULT CHOIR PRACTICE: circus theme will be held TERIYAKI STEAK 2.95 Tuesday at 7 p.m. Feb.12,13,14,I5,18,20,21,and 22. TOP SIRLOIN STEAK U.S CHOICE 3.95 TAILS CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE This all-volunteer production LOBSTER (TWO) 5.25 PRIME CENTER CUT ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS 4.25 CLASSES offers singers, dancers, lion BUTTER BROILED MAHIMAHI STEAK 2.95 For children at 2:30 p.m. tamers, jugglers, and backstage U.S. CHOICE STEAK & LOBSTER COMBINATION 4.75 during the school year at the artists an opportunity to help KING CRAB LEGS & LOBSTER COMBINATION 4.95 & COMBINATION Chapel Annex. make this Mardi Gras the greatest SMOKED PORK RIBS LOBSTER 4.75 BAKED POTATO WITH SOUR CREAM & CHIVES .50 PROTESTANT of all. INCLUDES Trinity Chapel SALAD -GARLIC FRENCH BREAD COFFEE SUNDAY SCHOOL: Navy Relief Coffee DESSERT 9 a.m., bus transportatior ICE CREAM .25 AFTER DINNER provided to Chapel Annes All volunteer Navy Relief CHEESE CAKE .75 FAVORITE Annex, Building 462. workers are invited to attend the TO ENHANCE October Awards Coffee at YOUR MEAL TRY PINKY'S WORSHIP SERVICE: Lockwood Hall, October 8, 10 FROM OUR LIST FAMOUS IRISH COFFEE 10:30 a.m. in the Trinity Chapel. Ladies wishing to attend are VIN ROSE' SEC OPEN NITELY HOLY COMMUNION:. requested to make reservations by PAUL MASSON CHILDREN'S MENU 6 TILL 10 P.M. On the first Sunday of every October 4 through the Navy PINOT NOIR GROUND SIRLOIN 51.50 ALMADEN TERIYAKI STEAK 1.75 month, Christian Youth. Relief Office, phone 43-24223, 1.75 RHINE WINE MAHIMAHI STEAK Fellowship 6 p.m. at the STEAKS 2.25 PAUL U.S. CHOICE TIP Chapel Annex. MASSON TAIL 3.00 NOW A NEW WAY TO LOBSTER * LANCER'S OR RESERVATIONS RIBS 2.25 WEDNESDAY: COUNTRY AS SMOKED *. HELP YOUR DA FONSECA 2 25 :Junior Choir Rehearsal KING CRAB LEGS at * YOU HELP YOURSELF PHONE 254 3535 4:30 p.m., Trinity Chapel. CRACKLING ROSE * U.fl. savings Bonds 970 NORTH KALAHEO AVF Chapel Choir rehearsal at 5 PAUL MASSON * New Freedom Sharei KAILUA, OAHU p.m. at Trinity Chapel. September 26,1968 WindwarLI Madge Page 5 war Y. ism +I"

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FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE - Conduct Medal was The Good PROMOTIONS - Cpl. D. Tennery and I.Cpl. D. Worthington. awarded to Sgt. L.R. Dziedzic, 11/.48S-24 have been promoted to their present ranks. MACS-2. RESERVE TO REGULAR - Capt. Edward Stuckrath is accepted into the regular Marine Corps, H&MS-24. Oath was administered by LtCol. B. E. Ellis, commanding officer, H &MS -24.

MACS MARINE - Sgt. H.F. H&HS GOOD CONDUCTS - Front row, left to right: GySgt. Eslick, MACS-2, was selected by Stricklin (Sth award), Sgt. M.C. Anderson, Sgt. L.D. Brooke, Sgt. J.C. his unit as "Marine of the Month" Dusang. Second row: Sgt. R.W. Knox, Sgt. C.P. Leduff, Cpl. DIV. and is exempt from inspections Relyea, LCpl. W.F. Jensen. Third row: LCpI. L. Matthess, Cpl. j.M. for a month. Itrungardt, Cpl. C.J. Cannon, and Sgt. W.F. Wolter. MCI COMPLETIONS Cpl. R. O. Bennett, left, and Cpl. D. L. Cottra, CourseOffered In Citizenship MATC(7-70, completed MCI courses. Ii ou haven't received your 11111C 15 110 charge Im classes citizenship here's a chance to do or books. This is an excellent something about it. A course in opportunity for you to get your Citizenship is being offered at the citizenship. Approximately 99 GRE DIT Kailua Community School for percent of the students who UNION HAVING A adults, every Tuesday and completed this course have Thursday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. received their citizenship. In order for this class to 0-1 continue at least 12 students are For more information call Mrs. needed - and this is the last week Carver, 254-3011, of the Kailua Ic\027 E o register. High School, 261-4856 Mutual '.-

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OFFICERS CLUB FRIDAY: Happy Hour starts entertainment with this talented TODAY: Station Mess Night, this big night off to a good start - family so come on in. 6 p.m. beginning at 4 p.m. and going SUNDAY: Doors open at FRIDAY: Happy Hour goes until 6 - lots of free pupus to go noon and dining room at 5 p.m. on the Lanai from 4 to 7 p.m., so along with your favorite drink at Our "Sunday Special" today is come on out and enjoy .those cool Happy Hour prices. At 5 p.m. our Stuffed Maine Lobster for only refreshing drinks at the low dining room opens and we're still $5.50. Happy Hour prices plus plenty of featuring the "Friday Family MONDAY: Pizza Night - just our famous Pupus. Candlelight Special" - fish dinner for 75 call 73195 for your favorite. Dinner goes from 7 to 10 p.m. cents or veal dinner 85 cents. This TUESDAY: Bulk Cheese and Dance music will be furnished by is really becoming a club favorite Cracker Barrel Hour from 6 to 7 The Steros. Bar closes at 1 a.m. and from all the compliments we p.m. It's g000000d! SATURDAY: Pool opens at 9 receive we know why. Bring the NOTE: Only Six weeks left to a.m. Bar opens at 11 a.m. Dining whole family in for a delicious purchase tickets for the Marine Room hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. dinner. Tonight is the big Corps Birthday Ball. Band for tonight is The entertainment night - beginning ENLISTED CLUB Ambassadors. at 8:30 p.m. we have for your FRIDAY: Happy Hours from Sunday: Brunch from 9 a.m. dancing and listening pleasure The 4 to 6 p.m. In the Ballroom from to I p.m. Pool opens at 9 a.m. Bar VIPS. Then around 10:30 or 11 8 p.m. to midnight will be The opens at noon on the lanai. p.m., the big show will begin - Calverts. Buffet Dinner from 6:30 to 8:30 Billy Eckstine and Bobbi Martin SATURDAY: Sports Movies p.m. on the Lanai (Prime Rib, (That Harper Valley PTA girl). from 2 to 4 p.m. The Advocates adults $3.35, children $1.65). Your reservation will assure you of Sound will be in the Ballroom Dinner music by Charlie Tate. of a seat and tables will be set up from 8 p.m. to midnight. Martin, Harper Valley PTA FROM MEETING TO CLUB - Bobbi of Organ Bar from 8:30 to 11:30 to accomodate your party. No SUNDAY: Sports Movies from the PTA meeting and, along with Billy Eckstine, will be fame, has left p.m. with music by Charlie Tate. one will be admitted without a 2 to 4 p.m. members of the Staff NCO Club this Friday. entertaining Bar closes at 11:30 p.m. ticket. Last but not least - enjoy FRIDAY: (Oct. 5) Coming Luncheon Specials September yourselves!! Attraction - Chuck Mitchell at all 30 - October 4: SATURDAY: Club doors the KMCAS Clubs. Mon: Chef Special; Tues: F'aef open at 11 a.m. so come on in for hill Care Center Plans Stew with rice; Wed: Liver and the "biggest Bloody Mary" on the WATER SAFETY Onions; Thurs: Veal Cutletts; Fri: Island. Sody will be glad to mix it INSTRUCTORS Main Mali. for you. Our dining room begins The Red Cross course for water next Sunday, Birthday Ball 'Sleep-In' NOTE: Starting serving at 5 p.m. and you can safety instructors will begin Sept. Oct. 6, we will go back to our old choose any one of our seafood or 23. The group will meet three time on Sunday Night Buffet, 6 to new times each week for five weeks, at Reservations are now being child will be served a meal who steak dinners from our 8 p.m. -apted by the Station Child arrives at the Center after 6:15 menus, which I'm sure you'll also the station pool. To be eligible COMING, Oct. 4: Floor Show p.m. we must a current Senior Care Center for babysitting p.m. The youngsters will be enjoy. Beginning at 8:30 you hold featuring Chuck Mitchell. Plan a show" for you Lifesaving card. For registration services on the night of the Marine awakened in the morning and have "really big Now!! No admission charge. Show phone the Red Cross office, Corps Birthday Ball, Nov. 9. served breakfast from 7 to 8 a.m. The Chaney Family. You'll time 10 to II p.m. 72606. Two plans are being offered by The doors of the nursery will be have a great evening of DUE TO Popular Demand, on the center for the care of open from 8 a.m. to 12 noon to Oct. 18 we are featuring the Kahu dependent children. allow parents to pick up their Country Band. Don't miss them. The center will be open from 5 children. They must be picked up STAFF NCO CLUB KAILUA TAVERN p.m. to 2 a.m. for normal before noon as the Center will babysitting services, with cost close for the rest of the day at TODAY: At 2 p.m. we will 430 Kuulei Rd. Phone 262-5415 have the of Advisors based on an hourly scale. that time. I Dancing Meeting. Also we are coming to a However, children must be picked Reservations are necessary & Sat. To Serenaders 1 Sell Out on the Billy Eckstine and Fri. Kalei Aloha up before 2 a.m. as the doors of because of the limited capacity of Lon thru Thurs I the nursery will be secured at that the Child Care Center. Bobbi Martin show so come on in 19:30 to Closing GUITAR BAR and get some before it's too late. 8::s0 to 1:00 time. Cancellations will be accepted 10:00 1:00 711s is really going to be an Hours Weekdays to A special all-night package until 5 p.m. on Nov. 8. After that Sunday Jam Session outstanding evening of Fri 8/ Sat 10:00 to 2:00 I arrangement is also available. time a S2 penalty will be charged I so No 4t00 to 8:00 Sun 12:00 to 1:001 Under this plan the children will to anyone who cancels a entertainment, hurry!!! cancellations will he accepted be cared for all evening and fed an reservation. evening meal and breakfast for a after 4 p.m. today. set price. `MU The price of the package plan 4.1A% MEW? is 56.50 for one child, 58.00 for two and a top price of 58.50 for TV GUIDE three or more children of the ;05stolEE same family. 40°46 y01111 HAWAIIAN The evening meal will be served 1°' GOES front 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and no BIG! NEW!COLORFILLED! Hawaii Kung-Fu Karate School For Synopsis call 12136 The Big One is here! With full-color stories of happening on the national TV scene. TODAY: "Nightmare Castle" What's Openings for men, women, boys and Barbara Steele, I'aul Miller And the most complete and detailed rundown (Horror -Drama) girls ages 7 to 70. Instructor from TV. (Adult, good, 90 minutes) on Island I lawati. Night Classes available. also FKIDAY: "The Family Way" Saturdays. Haytey Mills, John Mills (Comedy-Drama) (Adult, excellent, 114 minutes) Phone 261-0614 SATURDAY: "The Sweet Ride ' NEW Tony Franciosa, Bob Denver (Drama) WORLD hood, 110 minutes) FALL 0101,0410,,,010.10" (Adult, SUNDAY: "55 Days At Peking" SERIES!! Charlton Heston, Ave Gardner PGMS1! 1 (Pram) RON.U,D D. MILLER. D.D.S. (Family, Excellent, 121 minutes) the opening of MONDAY: "Chubasco" announces Christopher Jones, Susan Strasherg (Romantic- Drama) his office for the practice (Adult, youth, good, 100 minutes) TUESDAY: "Young Guns of Texas" of general General Dentistry Jody McCrea, Jim Mitchum (Western) 333 Uluniu Street (Family, fair, 91 minutes) Suite 203 Pirate" WEDNESDAY: "Sea Hawaii's Colorful New Prestige Television Magazine Office Phone Gerald Raney Office Hours Kailua, Hawaii 96734 261-5211 (Adventure) By Appointment (Adult, youth, good, 99 minutes)

es. e . s .t.,,,,resio% Page 8 Windward Marine September 26, 1968 Machine Repair Cement and Tin Helps Shop Travels To Customers DONG HA, Vietnam - Three Rebuild Destroyed Homes Marines from Force Logistics DA NANG, Vietnam - With provided a large supply of lumber. Command in Oa Nang have the the aid of a 1st Marine Aircraft Several hundred pounds of task of keeping all typewriters Wing civic action team, 300 clothing and blankets were also used by the 3rd Marine Division in homeless families of Hoa Cuong donated by the Marine Corps good working condition. village, south of the Da Nang Air Reserve CARE fund. Soap and "We can clean and repair over Base, are reconstructing their, empty gallon water cans were 50 machines a day," stated Sgt. homes, which were destroyed by furnished by Marine§ ftoth mess Walter H. Davis. "We have the viet Cong forces. halls in the Da Nang area. The five capabilities of performing all The Marines distributed 3,000 Vietnamese use the cans for echelons of maintenance," he bags of cement and as many cooking and carrying water. BLESSING A one-room school by continued. - built marines is blessed before sheets of roofing tin during a CARE also supplied bask official dedication ceremony. well equipped truck to enable the two-day project at the Hoa Vang carpentry and masonry tool kits crew to travel from unit to unit. district headquarters. Building for the villagers. "We usually stay in an area for materials were obtained through Atter receiving instructions on about three days," explained Marine Built Schools the U. S. Agency for International how to use the tools and materials Davis. "After we repair the Development ( USAID). provided them, the people of the machines from a unit, we drive to Besides the materials from Hoa Cuong village will reconstruct another unit within the division," USAID, the Leathernecks also their homes. he concluded. Dedicated In Vietnam The Marines have the DA NANG, Vietnam Three southwest of Da Nang, recently capability of repairing all types of schools in the same village give dedicated its third small office equipment, from adding eager children a chance to become schoolroom in ceremonies. The machines to reproducing future leaders. explosions of 250-500 pound machines, dictation machines. Hoa Phu Village, eight miles bombs could be heard above the speechmaking. American fixed-wing aircraft were attacking

.111111.11./ a communist assembly area on a hill a few miles from the village. Hoa Phu consists of four IT'S A '69 hamlets and has a population of 2,100 people. They are supported

under the Marine Corps Civic Action Program by the Ist Engineer Bn., . The battalion contributes tools and supplies, while the people themselves build the schoolhouse. There is one more school to be HEY'RE HERE! WILL THEY FIT? - Marine LtCol. Robert H. Schuh:. admirii tr. rn constructed in the fourth hamlet. officer of Marine Aircraft Group-13, Marine Air Base, Chu Lai, presenrr WINDWARD VOLKSWAGEN The Government of Vietnam clothing to a Vietnamese youngster in the village of An Tan. Schub: will appoint a teacher for each 725 Kailua Road, Kailua Phone 267 6576 received the clothing from Our Savior Lutheran Church, Detroit. a, school. The age group for the distributed more than 500 pounds to needy Vietnamese. (OFF1CI ; three elementary schools will t %IC Collins) range from five to nine-year-olds. PHOTO by lstl.t. Joe They are hoped to achieve a fifth grade education. Each school will average about 75 youngsters per He Carries 5,000 Drugs... Not 200 day. In most retail fields, the typical store carries only "These people are constantly enough varieties of goods to satisfy most customers. under the threat of the Viet Cong most of the time. A pharmacy could do the same-by (VC)," commented Gunnery Sgt. carrying only about 200 different prescription drugs. Robert W. Patton, the 1st But today's pharmacist stocks more than 5,000 drugs, Engineer Bn. S-5 (civic action) even the most obscure, so as to have on chief. "b u t they're strictly hand exactly We Are Happy To Announce That We Are Now pro-American." what the doctor prescribes - for any customer, at any Authorized To Make Pick-Ups Direct For All Before the school had a roof, a time. It costs the pharmacist a lot of money to maintain Personnel Quartered in Barracks Pick-Up ei hand of VC came out of the night such a stock. But you pay only what your prescription Delivery Times Will Be From 0530 to 0800 and and herded some of the Popular is worth. That's why we say . . . 1600 To 1800 Forces' (PF) wives and village elders into the partially built TODAY'S PRESCRIPTION IS classroom. They threatened to kill Home Pick-Up and THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN HISTORY Delivery Service a member of their family if they didn't stop cooperating with the HUGHES DRUGS has 8 full time pharmacist to serve v ou Available For All Personnel Americans. The villagers seven daysa week. continued with the project. Stationed In Kaneohe Marine Air Station The schoolhouse, which took O two months and 75 bags of 641 Kailua Rd. 262-8121 By Simply Phoning 567-711 cement to complete. will seat Enchanted Lakes 262-7774 about 30 students. They will Windward City 247-4708 at tend two hours per day, six days Professional Bldg. 262-7848 Ala Moana a week. Center Combined Action Platoon ( CAP) 2-I-1, 2nd Combined Kapiolani Branch Waikiki Branch Waikiki Branch Action Group, provides security lUGHES B30 Kapiolani Blvd. 310 Levers St. 113 Uluniu Ave. with its 12 Marines and 33 PF's DRUG. STORES while Patton and his three-man Prescription Pharmacists 1 team visit the village daily. September 26,1968

Cream one small package of cream cheese with one-half cup se4 ite confectionary sugar. Beat one-half By Lou Centers pint heavy cream or one envelope hope everyone has their By Edith Gillespie dream whip and mix with cheese ,eachbag packed for our trip to The monthly business meeting and sugar. Add one teaspoon ocunut Island. The launches will will be held at the Staff Club next vanilla and mix. Pour in cooled ,ae the boat docks at 9 and 9:30 Tuesday evening, October 1, at pie shell. Add strawberries in 111. and return at 1:30 and 2. 7:30. Newly arrived Staff NCO sauce pan, pour over top of cheese I he date is Oct. 1. It would be a Wives are invited to attend. If you filling. Chill until ready to serve. ..00d idea to call the Child Care would like to join our Club please For variations use cherries or enter and make reservations for call Dicie McManus at 254-3650. appricots in place of strawberries. our children. It would be a good idea for us Hope most of you will try this Cookies and fruit punch are to get those friends back home to recipe at least once, as I can weeded for the men at Tripler. So start mailing us packages for the CENTER OF ATTENTION - Blissfully unaware of the attention being guarantee it will become a IOW about baking some cookies Post Office Booth at the Bazaar bestowed on her by her parents (left) Capt. and Mrs. Gary L. Kindler, standing favorite with your ,or a good cause. Barbara Sperling planned for next Spring. The and the Corpsmen and doctor who "officiated" at her sudden arrival family. Until next time the one to call - packages containing $l items are into this world at the Station Dispensary, one-week if you can help, au'revoir. old Susan Aimee ler number is 254-2877. They to be turned over to Glenna Kindler sleeps on. 'lire proud parents presented the three Corpsmen (1 vill be needed by Oct. 3. Mondoux. Please call 254-2988 to r), HA13 Steve Martin, HM3 Garth Patterson, HN Steve Moore, and Plans are being made for a PTA New when you have them. We could Dr. W. L. Sperling, who all assisted in the delivery, the large cake at Ilalloween Party. You can come By Carole Hinman also start sewing. Stuffed animals lower left for "outstanding services" in aiding the stork. anyway you like, but I understand A record attendance was would be fun to make. Crocheted orizes will be given for the best recorded at the first General dollies, knitted items, etc. Please costumes. I'll have lots more on Meeting of the Mokapu call Barbara Mickle, 254-3823, HUTCHINSON FURNITURE SERVICE Iris later, but in the mean time Parent-Teacher who is collecting these, if you Association, MILITARY SERVICING OUR SPECIALTY ou can be planning your September 16, and thanks to your want more information. .ostume. participation, much was Duff is collecting Nic-Nac's for the Bazaar. Call 254-3610. One Stop Shopping For Quality Anyone with any club news or accomplished. We want to thank There will be a bake sale, ews of interest, please give me a all who helped resolve old Monday 30 Sept., starting at 10 Estimating & Repair of Upholstery, .all at 254-2965 so I can put it in business that was pending from or O'Wives column. the previous session, the a.m., at the 7-Day Store and the Main Exchange. tpplianees & All Types Furniture resolution of which will allow of The Social this month was a future meetings to be shorter and great success. Ann Cuffe won the Call 261-0570 For Appointment eitel eazaae full of interest for all. door prize. Under the heading New its 1..nn Smallwood of Business, the Association elected. Here we . are at the end of Elwin mother week. Wonder how many unanimously, Reichert you are expecting company president for the '68-'69 school net the week-end or often have year. We wish our past-president. unexpected company drop in or Mary Meehan. a fond Aloha and would just like to have a quick our thanks, too, for presidine .hinge in dessert for the family? through a very busy evening. Even if you plan a quiet The Association approved the it,. year's Budget which provides: a Bob Yamamoto week-end at home, being in the Fred Wong Ascistant Rudy Barr .-tre Mike Enos Thomas Omine Gus Vicar fund for an Incentive Program for Kaneohe .atchen baking on Saturday and Branch Mgr TO PLEASE ... iunday is no treat. Normally the JPO: Awards for classe, WE TRY HARDER . .here two days is when hubby is winning the parent participation DEPENDABLE . . . FAIR .. FRIENDLY! banner; Lunch Fund (which help, dome relaxing. I think for the R/T most part most of us would like teachers provide for children who 1969 DODGE CHARGER ,) consider the week-end a time lose their lunch money.); and eader of the Dodge Scat Pack surges ahead or mothers to be able to relax other general expenses. AO the well muscled 4 barrel, 440 cubic the Ind enjoy our family without Mr. Silva introduced Inch Magnum V 8 laving to spend 50 percent of our teachers and outlined the new .ime in the kitchen. Especially on 2 Program. We will be having a sat, mothers who work five days a more complete explanation of the week. new program at a future meeting. So. if you are expecting Please watch for announcements. ,ompany, or just planning. a quiet Mr. Silva also introduced the week-end at home, here is a quick other members of the fine staff of lessen recipe that can be served Mokapu School and had much it the most elegant get-together praise for the Library and it's all with friends or as a special treat Director, Mrs. Kurahara. We're for the family. A wonderful time aware of the great importance to aver for getting mothers out of our children of a variety o the kitchen. reading and reference material Strawberry Cheese Cake And, at long last, we're going of I small package cream cheese to see some construction `:cup conf. sugar playground facilities. Now that up pint heavy cream or envelope the Association has given the turning dream whip playground committee the "go-ahead," the committee will I rsp vanilla (omit if using dream 14 * confer with the school as to (DOIDGEis Prepare 9 inch pie shell and bake location and proceed with vigor. report to the 1 small package frozen The committee will Veer strawberries Executive Board as to progress at ' =cup sugar and the Association will be kept -3 thsp corn starch (do not use posted. our) Also approved at this meeting HAWAIIAN In sauce pan pour one regular were plans for a Halloween MO) D). ze package Carnival, to be held on Halloween CDUCZ2.0, strawberries and add Ph. 515-021 / in Honolulu e-hall evenin2, time to be announced. 1075 S. BERETANIA ST. / cup sugar, mix well. Add TOWN / Ph. 247-6641 / next to Shakey's Pizza KANEOHE A Crown Corporation 3 This is going to be fun for all and NIMITZ HWY. / Ph. 852-285 / near the Airport tablespoons corn starch and Chrysler Corporation 3103 Company DEPT. / Ph. 870-975 or 812-989 / Nirnitz Hwy. r until thick. Set aside and let we're sure you will Kokua! Your Dealer TRUCK & FLEET ompletely cool. Mix cream time and/or assistance will insure Open daily til 9 p m / Sat. Ail 5 p.m. / Sun Nlmitz only heese filling. the Carnival's success. Page 10 Windward Marine MACS-2 Moves From Radars Sets Up Defensive Positions By LCpl. B. C. Jewett defenders. unknown to the gear, boots, and .trousers, they Watching a radar differs defenders, the aggressors had were thrown into a nearby considerably from crouching in a surveyed the area the day before women's lavatory. foxhole, staring into the bush for to prepare routes and rally points. However, an umpire ruled, signs of a stealthy enemy. This The aggressor chief, Captain their guard was caught unawares, was learned by the men of the R.A. Barr, rubbed his face with was "killed" and another defender Marine Air Control Squadron carbon paper as he stressed that "wounded" as the two broke out. (MACS)-2 in the boondocks the mission of he and his men was They were later recaptured - to surrounding Pyramid Rock during to avoid contact with the do brig time with five other a field problem that lasted from "enemy" as much as possible and aggressors taken in an action on noon to 10:30 p.m. last Thursday. to "blow up" the radar Pyramid Rock. BARR'S NIERRY lvessors do comparing notes after a recon With the bubbles, hugh plastic installations. "The aggressor commander of the defenses domes housing vital flight Looking more like a Halloween swallowed his pride and phoned," comm wire and the go-between shot you one thousand times!' direction equipment, at stake, the party, the aggressors carried no Captain J. W. Neubauer, knows something is up and is To avoid a headache, this MCAS marines dug in, making use weapons. Each had packs of commanding the defense, alerted. The wire is also felt by reporter walked outside. A lone of cover and concealment. "C-3" charges (wooden blocks reported to his men at twilight. the guy on the other field phone figure walking towards the C.P. Meanwhile, from a neutral area and bags of flour) strapped to "We talked about it and let three and will alert him." suddenly stepped into the near the runways, 12 squadron himself. of the seven prisoners go. It won't Unexpectedly, a pair of shadows. I walked up to him and members designated the aggressor Almost after the problem be as easy this evening. They've headlights cut through and a 6x6 made small talk till I got a closer force deployed into the bush to began at noon, two aggressors the darkness and it's in their rumbled by. A go-between look at his clothes. probe the strength of the were captured. Stripped of their favor. The three we let go have scurried in the hole and said, "An "Hey, you're an aggressor, probably got good looks at our aggressor came up and three guys aren't you ?' position." got him - so the three guys say - "Yes, I am,' he yawned. I he men went to their holes to but he just ran across the road. "Are you dead or captured?'"' wait for nightfall, and the umpires 'Must've been him who got the "I'm not anything. Just patrolled the target areas as truck." The hijacking would be standing here catching my Captain M.A. Stankosky, a neutral on the technicality that the breath." Standing less than 100 observer, compared the terrain to aggressor was dead before feet from the C.P.. he mentioned Vietnam. "It resembles Vietnam reaching the truck. that he and Capt. Barr had just only in parts. 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CASH OR BANKOH CHARGES ONLY, PLEASE. 1968 September 26, Windward Marine . Page 11 on hand for the arrival of the jump plane and the first jump of the day. A Cherokee Six, flown by John Juneau, club member and Maintenance Officer for VMFA 235, flew over and dropped a wind indicator (a piece of crepe Since the time of Icarus man of the chute. In case the main paper about 20 feet long, has yearned to fly without the aid chute doesn't open, every jumper weighted at the end, to indicate mechanical devices. Coming wears a reserve. of wind direction and velocity) to it than anyone else was Before you jump into free fall, into closer the drop zone. the Kaneohe Marine Sport you have to work up CO It. First A target had already been laid Club as Windy timers jump with a static line Parachute out and standing on it, you could wandered to Molokai for a hooked to the inside of the hear the sound of silk making a of skydiving. aircraft, and in most cases, the weekend very sudden stop as the first K-bay Friday jumpmaster i"C license jumper Leaving jumper opened his parachute. In in a C-47, we were on with 8v or mure jumps or "ii" afternoon the quiet, morning air, it was easy in 20 minutes. Chutes license juniper with a waiver) Molokai to hear the jumpers yelling to one were put in the cabin we nolds the static line ana pops the and gear another and the people on the LOOK OUT BELOW L- Ray Compton gets ready to laud. to stay in for the weekend chute. were ground as they drifted earthward. most jumpers start using and buy checks everyones rig before the Last man out of the plane was a Para Commander (for $350) plane leaves the ground and tells Jim Stanfield, "C" license jumper, which is more manueverable, them when to jump. No one has president of the club, and man faster in traveling across the face been seriously injured skydiving with the most jumps in the club. of the earth and lets you down since the club was formed. Jim came within twenty feet of easier. With it, you can do In spite of all safety the target and did a stand up standup landings, if you're good precautions, there are some things enough. It will also turn 360 that can happen though they Story By degrees in three and one half seldom do. The jumper can have a Cpl. D. G. Blair seconds, has a 15 mile an hour total (chute doesn't come out of Photos By forward speed and can back up. the pack), a streamer (for some Cpl. Dale Neitzel Although the club is strictly reason the chute doesn't open controlled by the Federal after it is out of the pack), blown landing as if lie were jumping off a panel (one of the silk panels low stool instead of 3,000 feet. m731,1Prir making up the parachute being For the rest of the day, all the blown out under a very hard jumpers were concerned with was opening), Mae West (lines get 4i packing up their chutes so they looped over the top of the chute WHEN TO JUMP, - Jumpmaster Cliff ithekhel looks for the right place could get back up and jump again. giving it a distorted shape and to jump. Most of the jumps were devoted letting the juniper down too fast, to the students as there is only usually spinning). and working together, the place During the jump school, four jumpmasters in the club, at Unitl 1%1 Navy and Marine was made habitable. conducted by Cliff Whelchel, men this time. personnel were not allowed to After eating an outstanding ready fur their first clear and pull According to skydivers, there is participate in sport parachuting. meal cooked by Dale Neitzel and were Instructed also. After two or no sensation on earth like that of At this time, thanks to the Cliff Whelchel, all jumpers starting three static line jumps, the jumper jumping from a plane and going growing strength of the USPA, the packing chutes and rigging those is given a dummy rip cord to pull into free fall. There is no Secretary of the Navy opened it that needed it. Principle riggers as the static line pops his chute. If sensation of falling and there is so up lo sea service personnel. for the club are Bob Ackerman the jumpmaster feels he is ready, much you would like to do in the In 1966 the present sport J nd Terry Burton. of all the he then goes on to clear and pulls short time before you have to pull parachuting club on K-Bay was :articipation in the sport, about (jumping from the aircraft and your ripcord. Students and "B" reformed and has been in At per cent is working on the pulling your ripcord as soon as Present jumping. license holders must open at existance every since. .hutes and one per cent you are clear). - 2.500 feet. More experienced SOMEBODY, HELP! Even membership stands at 20, four As before chi jumps, jump Working up, the next step a jumpers can open at lower experienced jumpers like Cliff jumpmasters and 16 students. ,thool was held for student jumper takes is five second delays. altitudes but it isn't advisable to Whelchel sometimes have They welcome anyone interested iumpers and those jumping for the After leaving the plane. he waits wait too long and it can get you troubles. in jumping. 1st time. Before a student can five seconds before pulling his grounded. Also, when falling at Aeronautics Administration, To join the club, you must be make his first jump, he has about ripcord. From there, he works his 125 miles an hour, you get to the Urited States Parachute on active duty at K-Bay. If you eight hours of training on the way up to longer and longer ground pretty fast. Association, Area Safely Officer, are under 21 you must have your mound. He is shown how to come delays, up to 60 seconds. 01 While in free fall, the more Club Safety Officer, and Club parents consent. Also you must out of the aircraft and what to do course, the higher you jump from. experienced jumpers play Training Officer, the stress on join the USPA at the cost of $10 incase of a malfunction. the longer the delay, but the "airplane," doing turns, loops, safety first is never relaxed. and another $10 is club fee. With Safety is stressed all the way longest and most economical rolls, tracking (cutting across the Everyone below B license must the USPA membership, you get and according to the more delay is 30 seconds. This is due to face of the earth, going one foot pack their chutes under liability insurance in case you land experienced jumpers. almost all rental prices of planes. down for every foot across, supervision, jump school is held on the wrong thing and damage malfunctions are caused by Getting up bright and ear y speeding up to 180 miles per continually, the jumpmaster someone else's property. carelessness and are not the fault Saturday morning every n v, is hour). and deltas (slower tracking .0 with more control). You don't know you are falling akeds PIZZA PARLOR until you reach about 2,0(X) feet Public House and then ground rush (sensation & ye of ground coming up to meet you) starts. But, by this time your chute should be open. After the chute is open, you still have a lot of control of where FOR YOUR you are going. By pulling on the BOWLING LEAGUES chute guiding lines you can turn BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL, to your right or left or all the way VOLLEYBALL, FOOTBALL, around. This enables you to face LITTLE LEAGUES, into the wind, slowing your speed POP WARNER FOOTBALL, SHAKEY'S FOR PIZZA & FUN across the face of the earth. BEAUTY CONTEST 21 DIFFERENT KINDS Turning away from the wind ANY MANY OTHER SPORTS, OF DELICIOUS PIZZA! Honky Tonk Music makes your parachute carry you EVENTS OR OCCASIONS Spicy ROBUST Erotic faster across the face of the earth. HAWAIIAN DESIGNED TROPHIES "HAPPY DAYS" Mon.-Toes. All this is part of the instruction Oven before you even sec on Monkey Pod Items at ALL Three Stores airplane. Practical Awards Landing is another matter 1 1 - lam Sun- Thor entirely. All parachuting EXPERT ENGRAVING Fri-Sit- t-lolitiay, 11am--2am enthusiasts are taught the PLF (parachute landing fall) before TROPHY HOUSE first jump and have their to 1301 S. King St. practice it. Yew Hosts: Phone 510-551 BURTON Of course, the landing is DALI AS Auditorium DON FREAUFF & JOE SCHNEIREL effected by the canopy you use. Opposite Civic 247-0405 45-1151 Kam Highway - Kaneohe Students jump with a' modified, Honolulu, Hawaii 98-147 Kam Hwy - Aiea 461-902 canop'y owned b the c,I b. After It/iffS PI 805 Kee-Ain-tat; ti*:-!ti46-28/1"-"-2""-"" Page 12 Windward Marine September 26, 1968 eig 'e9 Iv --s",k(----N\ K-BAY SPORTS Shy Sewe Ateiis 8 sse s9t. Red 'Ve Idea 72/04 My doubts were confirmed over the past weekend as I saw -0i, Sludge take a beating in his "Windy" debut, not ugly falling through his helmet, sleuthing at a lowly .667 percentage for twenty games but to add salt to the wounds, getting upset by his first opponent, Sergeant . . John "Ski" Haluska who notched a .722 mark. MABS StopsOperations20-16 Sly clipped off only 12 wins and was bumped for six losses and a

couple of ties while "Ski" went one better than our "expert" with J Marine Air Base Squadron-24 season fashionably and in tough in the 8 p.m. contest. 13-5-2 record. gridders hung Operations for their winning form, crushing MAG-24, Second round action will see Knowing that an avalanche of excuses would be pouring in from out first setback in the Intramural 'n8 -0, in a September 18, game. 1st ANGLICO bump headw with "Ace," I prepared myself for the forthcoming critique. Flag Football race and marked the The victory deadlocked the on his mug and I st Radio Battalion, the defending Sludge stepped in with a sheepish look accepted the first time the Ops' defensive seven and MACS-2 with five 'Jumpers" flag lootball champs at 6 p.m., defeat in a mannerly way. "Duh, to coin a phrase," Sly stated, "the had been scored upon in regular wins against a single setback each. while MACS-1 sees action with brand of ball this year is definitely not five yards and a cloud of dust. play in the tightly contested, September 19, saw Action VMFA-212 Number One in the 8 it's more like 25-yards and a tornado." Sure Sludge, whatever that 20-16 battle, September 18. 1st Radio Battalion clip p.m. battle. means. The loss stopped Operations Number One, 12-8, vMFA-212 Fans are urged to get out and "Most of the games weren't the defensive type of contests I was bid for a perfect season after the for their fourth victory of boost your favorite grid teams in expecting," he commented, "but the defense will tighten up as the winning five straight and sole a in season and earned them berth the double-elimination season progresses. Also, a lot of errors were made in the openers and possession of the League I crown, the Base Championships. The championships at Pollack Field. after working together a little more, it ought to be easier to call 'em. as both teams now share 5-1 "Lancers" defeat was their third "Mah defeats could be termed as upsets," Sly remarked, "but it I co-champs records. the League in five contests. In the night game, IM Flag Football really couldn't be called an upset if a team is geared up and prepared awaiting the Base Final Standings are now vMFA-212 Number Two notched for the battle, like LSU was against Texas A & M clipping the "Aggies" ch am iponships with play their third win against the same in their encounter, 13-12. Duke's "Blue Devil's" were prepared for the beginning September 30, at League I number of losses, rolling over Team Won Lost Pct. favored South Carolina team and up-ended the "Gamecocks," 14.7. Pollack Field. Food Services, 34-0. VMFA-112's Another favorite, Auburn, went up against a fired-up SMU squad and In ' other intramural action, season climax garnered a play-off MARS -24 5 .833 found themselves on the tailend of a 37-28 figure." winless H&S Company, Brigade, Operations 5 .833 berth. Sly's prognosticating in the perilous profession saw him drop two 1st Radio lin 4 2 .667 played the role of "spoilers ' in A play-off spot was also landed "Bears" VMFA-212 no. 1 3 3 .500 contests in the "Pro" matches. Sludge predicted the Chicago final season downing their battle, by VMFA-2I2 Number One in Hedron 2 4 .333 would maul the Detroil "Lions;" however, the Detroit club didn't Disbursing, 14 -6 in a their meeting with Hedron as they NUWC 2 4 .333 pussyfoot around as they sharpened their paws .on the "Bears," 42-0' penalty-marred contest. The emerged victorious, 20-b. Both His other "Pro" setback was calling the St. Louis "Cards" victory os - defeat eliminated any visions the League II teams went into the game sporting Team Won Lost Pct. the San Francisco "49er's - the score: San Francisco, 35; St. Louis. Disbursing team had of sharing 2-3 records. This week, Sly Sludge will seek to notch his first winning u. the League II crown with MACS-2 In the opening round of the 1st Anglico 5 .833 against Sergeant Jim Middleton, Area Auditor's Office. and MACS-2 5 .833 1st ANGLICO, and marked play-off's for the Base Sly isn't looking past Middleton though. Jim's knowledge, b the second in six games Disbursing 4 2 .667 for the Championship, MABS -24 will contact and paper wise, make him look like a winner. He played h "Pay clerks" who dropped to VMFA-212 no. 2 3 3 .500 meet Disbursing at 6 p.m., MAG24 2 4 .333 school ball as a center and tackle team at Parris Island, S. C., at the third in League II standings. followed by Operation pitted Food Services S .167 slot. ANGLICO ended their first against VMFA-2I 2 Number Two H&S Brigade 1 S .167 The picks of both experts: Games -1,46ddleton Sludge Minnesota Nebraska Nebraska Minnesoi Arizona St. U. of Texas Arizona St. UTEP (El Paso) Oklahoma N. Carolina St. Oklahoma Oklahoma Notre Dame Purdue Notre Dame Purdue Montana St. San Diego St. San Diego St. Montana Ohio St. SMU Ohio St. Ohio St. $698. Air Force Wyoming Air Force Wyoming Syracuse Maryland Syracuse Syracuse Vanderbilt Army Army Army The Scrambler 350 Utah Oregon St. Oregon St. Oregon St. Rice LSU Rice LSU Georgia Clemson Georgia Georgia Florida St. Florida Florida Florida HONDA Georgia Tech Miami (Fla.) Georgia Tech Miami (I Kansas Indiana Indiana Kansas One of the sharpest Scramblers on or off the road! 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Tire size tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. The two carburetors front 350x19 This year's '68-'69 team will tryouts, which were slated last coached Dm HP/rpm , 33/9,500 rear 400x18 by Captain week, had Bore & Stroke (mm) 64x50.6 been cancelled while Chamberlain who will seek to the gym floor was being Compression ratio 9.5:1 Top speed 100.mph improve on last year's 9-16 resurfaced. Transmission 5-speed constant mesh Quarter mile 14.3 sec record. Marine and Navy personnel top talent; Full Knobbys Front A large turnout of attached to Marine Corps and Rear sought from which to select organizations are eligible to "Leatherneck" cagers. Equip compete for a berth on the and transportation should $1 Down HawMar squad which will see drawn and furnished by pa action in the tough Hawaiian organizations for the tryouts. Honda MCAS Course Championship Golfing competition in the card. of Kailua 1968 Marine Corps Air Station The same foursomes will UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Course Championship begins the course both days with October 26-27, and is open to all times running from 6:30 a.m (OAC) Financing 411 Pay (O.A.C.) $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS ANY BIKE 100% Grades male golfers carrying an 12:30 p.m. E3's and Up Approved Over Phone (we will pickup a! base) established course handicap of 36 An awards presentation I State Inspected Helmets Available, (insurance written) or less. follow the tournament at the Oct Complete Sales and Service, Honda, Triumph, Suzuki, Bridgestone, BMW, Montesa. The 36-hole event will consist hold, beginning 6 p.m.. of four flights: Championship, 27. A no-host bar and pupas Open 10-8 Mon. - Sat. CON APPROVED CREDIT "A", "B" and "C." be available. 308 Kuulei Road SUBSIDIARY OF H.O.H. CORP. Ph one 2625785 A S3 entry fee is required to Entries close Wedne compete, plus the golfer must pay October 24. For faith his green fees for both days of information, contact Danny play unless he holds a monthly 72914. September 26, 1968 Windward Marine Page 13

No Tap Boy/ling Set this' Browsings Tournament Well friends, many of you no doubt have forgotten that baseball is, A Mixed Doubles No Tap and has been in its death throes for some time now; whereas that little Tournament will be held October pigskin sport, commonly called football, has swept into every home 13, at the KMCAS Lanes from I across the nation like a plague. to 5 p.m., and everyone, 18 years Instead of checking the diamond box scores out first now, the focal of age or over, is invited to point of attention has been drawn into seeing how your alumnus, compete in the scratch event. home-town boys or your favorite had faired out over the past weekend. The tournament, It's quite natural sine the pennant races has long since been decided non-sanctioned by the ABC or and knowning now that the only thing that's going to be an attention WIBC, will consist of total pinfall gainer for baseball is the forthcoming World Series. for the three games with trophies A week or so later, possibly less, and then "click," back to that old awarded to the first three place gridiron action. teams and individual trophies But, before baseball hangs its cleats and cap up for another season being presented to the high three and settles down for the winter, I'd like to call the series. and high single game in both men As it stands, St. Louis goes in as the favorite, naturally, and it's hard and women's competition. Only to rebuke the fact - two pennants in two years and a World one individual trophy,- however, Championship to boot. However, being a fan of the underdog, I foresee by a bowler. may be won SIGHTING DOWN Windward noternen fire downrange on their Detroit, yes, that's right, the "Tigers" will win the best No Tap play, only one In the if controlled yardage field range at the foot of Kansas Tower during four-out-of-seven series. standing following the remains weekly practice. The archers will use their sleek, silent weapons in the Detroit would love nothing better than to bring home the will be counted as a championship fans, first ball, it Safari, planned October 6. Participation is open to all shooters. to their which hadn't even seen a pennant winner in strike. Should more than one pin 31 years. That alone would be enough of an incentive to "try harder." remain, a second ball will be Both clubs are powerhouses, as they showed throughout the season rolled to convert the spare. against their opposition, and the benches are loaded with talent - spell A S5 team entrance fee, $2.50 Windward Bowmen Plan that with a capital "T," son. Neither club is hurting in the speed apiece, will be required to department, either. compete with fees paying for the Whatever the outcome, c'mon Detroit, it will be a good series and the tllmwinc, fans will ...click. "fourth down and to go..." lanes. trophies and remainder Archery Safari inches to be contributed to the r Combined Federal Campaign Elephants, rhinos, zebras, lions and pin in On the hun. Fund. and tigers are just a few of the Windward Bowmen members Applications will be accepted animals scattered on the side of are going all out to make this first beginning October 1, with entries the Kansas Tower Hill; however, Archery Safari a big and exciting -losing October 8, at 1 p.m. At they won't bite back because they event. To add to the festivities, he time of registration, the S5 tee are all part of an Archery Safari demonstrations in string making, be required. Participants will which will be sponsored by the cresting and will contacted by phone as to their Windward Bowmen, October 6. be presented and refreshments heduled bowling time. The safari, open to all archers, will be available. If attendance is higher than is a chance for shooters to test Participants are requested to petted, the tourney shall begin their skill on the animal replicas wear long slacks and shoes during 10 a.m. and continue until the with trophies and prizes being the shoot and no broadheads will 4 team has rolled. Trophies and presented in novelty shooting. be allowed.

: nation money will be presented A $ 1.50 fee is required of each For further information on the Blowing the score tally. shooter to compete with a $4.50 Archery Safari, contact Mary For further-information on the family maximum. Registration Kojder, 4314 or 254-2925. Tap Tournament, contact the will be held from 8 to 9:30 a.m.. .ation Bowling Alley, 72597. followed by the shoot. Invitational Golf Whether you are young. old. Quit envying the fellow who male or female, haul out that old r is an award. Turn in your ideas or fancy gularly. and you'll come up with lemon wood Tourney Planned and your wood or aluminum winner too. Women golfers sporting an WHAT DOES THIS VW established USGA handicap of 36 less are compete in I or Invited to Golf Highlights the 196o K-Bay Women's No Golf Monday The links will resume their Invitational Golf Tournament OTHER t,olf course facilities will be regular hours of operation the which will be held October 3-4, at HAVE THAT VWs dosed to all players October 9, following day. tne KMLAS course. le to the Semi-Annual FMFPac Women's Golf A shotgun start will open both olf Tournament, running Kaneohe Women Golf Club days of play at 8:30 a.m. and is roughout the day. members Sally Cliftord, Kim open to all military and civilian DONT HAVE? Johnson and Karen Wamble, lady golfers with established corer's,Timer's copped their respective flights in a USGA handicaps as of September "T" and "F" Tournament, using 1. half handicaps, September 19. A $10 entry fee is required to eeded For IM Mrs. Clifford emerged compete in the medal play POWER - Put there by Speed Center Hawaii. victorious in "A" Flight with an tournament with the fee including while Jean Wallace, 8-40 36-holes of golf, one free 18-hole asketball 81/2-37%, EX FHA POWER - Enough to tackle the Pali in 4th instead of Play tied for practice round at the KMCAS and Leona Simpson, 9-40, 3rd without losing VW economy. As the Intramural Basketball runner-up honors. course, September 30, and the ason nears, Station Special In "B" Flight, Mrs. Johnson's awards banquet following play rvices is seeking scorekeeper's 12-40 round topped Jean Jaycox, October 4. SPEED CENTER HAWAII - the finest Volkswagen specialty d timers The 36-hole tourney will rents for league play. 1242, and Irma Yost, 14-43. shop in Hawaii for a complete rebuild, tune-up, or all out :t Anyone interested in learning An 18-39 card won top laurels consist of four flights; "Empi" equipped custom road car. duties of one or both of the in "C" Flight for Mrs. Wamble Championship, "A," "B" and ye d are urged to contact the while Jean Murphy and Julie "C". ial Services Officer, 73135 or in the Entries will close at 6 p.m., pat Gratz were deadlocked Plus the largest stock of speed and custom parts for all cars. 258. runner-up position, both firing September 30, with refunds 2. If a sufficient number of 18-441/2 rounds. available up until October ople are interested, a clinic will Blitz Tourney And we have a complete machine shop for you to use. conducted to familiarize George Fisk fired an 82-12-70 BUS Bowling sonnet the duties of scorer's net score to win top honors in last li&HS Handicap tl U. d timer s. Saturday's Blitz Tournament at Won Lost GB th Play in the Intramural the KMCAS course. Team sketball Season will be held in Three golfers were deadlocked Mustangs 51 21 speed center hawaii ngar 103, in which the gym with 71's and runner-up honors. Cups & Saucers 41 31 10 r recently Globe & Anchors 40 32 11 underwent a B. Hodge recorded an 84-13-71; 39 33 12 Stoppers 970-A Ahua Street to I facing operation and is rated C. Russell tallied an 83-12-71 with Supply Bombers 35 37 16 )ct excellent condition for cage "US" 34 38 17 D. Hanson firing a 80-19-71. 28 44 23 Ion. 8-Balls Those wishing to participate in Hypo's 20 52 31 Besides player participation in the Blitz Tournament which are Hi Avg- F eagle, 175; Hi 3-Feagle, ne Hi 1- Harwood, 235; Hi 3 Open 9 to G Monday through Priddy / Saturday 9 to 3 season, scorers and timer's are 6 to 11 604; held every Saturday from 664; Hi 1 u rth w/h-Hampton, wise needed to make sure the a.m., are urged to sign up at the w/h-Bucklew, 2 64; Most 15. riy in runs smoothly. starter's desk prior to playing. Improved-Vernon, plus Page 14 Windward Marine September 26, 1968 Classified Ads FOR SALE AL HOUCHIN'S 1967 YAMAHA, twin 100cc, runs 1953 FARGO 1.5 ton pick up. Full TINNY FISHER'S good, $150. 72141 DWH, 261-2305 price $150. Lic. 83431. Call dealer Used Furniture, Antiques, Misc. AWH. 247.6641 "We Buy and Sell." Store Hours: 5Ford cony. exce lent running Corvair station wagon UNIFORMS, complete set, Marine 1965 V.W good condition. $1395.00 9-4:30, Friday to 6 p.m. Open I and tires Lic. F2281 standard. Transportation$18 5 size $125 61 officers, 38R. 73545 DWH, 72171 Lic. 3E 7348. Call dealer 247-6641 Sundays. 28 Oneawa special Lic. X5713 AWH. Rambler "6" 4 door at rusty Street -Phone 262-9989 I hunderbird H.T. big '60 but has excellent engine Lic 1965 MERCURY, 58 prestiege for little money$195 nice, dean, low 6E7717 Lic. mileage, deluxe 2-door hardtop with WANTED 135 auto transmission, power steering, Simca 4 door above average Chev v8 2 door AT radio JANITOR, former owned by radio, etc. Asking $1750. Might for Enlisted Club, 7:30 '58 throughout radio '55 Kailua Md, consider a.r . to 4 p.m., $1.60 per hour to start. Jack Clancy Lic 8732 $145 Lic. 8,45275 small car trade in. 73273 Travel Plus $345 DWH, 262-9298 AWH. T 6.57 or 72873 DWH. All prices c& Trans 137 NO CASH NEEDED TO QUALIFIED BUYERS SITTER, part time, 2 5 Hekili Street 1968 DATSUN, station wagon, must - p.m. daily. Kailua's ONLY Used Car Dealer Next To City Bank-- 33 Oneawa St. sell, $2195, or equity and take over with transportation. 254-4509 AWII. payments- perfect car for the Island. Telephone 262-888 254-4635 anytime. OVATION THRIFT SHOPPE P.O. Military DINETTE. SET with four chairs, good Bldg.-Kaneohe (Formerly Encore). ATTENTION Better used clothing, electrical condition, $15; Set of THREE We Specialize in Military Housing CABLES, made in Columbia, South appliances and furniture. Numerous Stand-by America, low price of $50 due to color gift items available. preventing them from being shown. Fares RENTAL Ready to go in early Oct. Pick yours SERVICE Kaipolani Butterworth now, they won't last long at this price. 9234988 - 9234980 254-2048 Tahitian Dance Studio anytime. Hickam Studio Apartment $ 60.00 Exciting & Authentic Pearl Harbor One Bedroom Apt 70.00 Dances for all ages. 1964 DODGE Dart 4 dr. 6 cylinder, Waipahu Two Bedroom House 5120.00 automatic shift, radio. $995.00. Top Party Hulas also Makiki Three Bedroom House 5145.00 taught. Entertainment condition - 1 owner. Ph. 247-4318 available "Come in or phone and tell us what you need" for special occasions & private parties. 1965 DATSON Fair lady 1500 Phone 247-3613, 315 ROYAL HAWAIIAN AVE.,Rm.209 Center of Waikiki. SPL-310. Convertible top and tonneau 4.45-081 Waiape Pl. 259-9277 cover. Radio, new clutch and pressure plate. New paint. Excellent condition. $1350.00. DWH 258-72431 or AWH 254-3045

1964 CHEVY "Engine" V-8, 283 cu. inch with new federal mogul bearings and rings. Cylinder boned and polished. Has oil pan, dip stick, timing WELCOME TO CASTNER FORD COUNTRY gears and cover and oil filter cap. 258.72431 or 254-3045 WHERE LOW OVERHEAD WORKS FOR YOU!!!! OVATION THRIFT SHOPPE P.O. Bldg - Kaneohe (Formerly Encore) You won't find any big fancy showrooms, any plush offices and a lot of hustle and bustle in Better Used Clothing, Electrical Ford Dealer, has been Appliances and Furniture Numerous Castner Ford Country. For almost SO years, Castner Ford, Hawaii's oldest gift items available. serving the new and used car needs of Hawaii's servicemen and their families. Castner's financing for E-3's and above with low bank terms. You'll find NEEDED: High school boy who needs Country Cousins offer preferred extra money and plays trombone to the finest credit climate at Castner Ford. Make it a point to see Castner before you buy instruct 11 yr. old boy who has 1 yr. instruction in school band. Wants to continue studying. Has own trombone. Call 254-2380

1962 CHEV 11 6 cy, auto, 4 door sedan. $695.00. Lic FH 3712. Call CASTNER COUNTRY IS dealer 247-6641

1966 DODGE Dart 270, 6 cy, auto, 4 MUSTANG COUNTRY door sedan, 1 owner. $100.00 down will qualify for easy financing. Lic. 8C1607. Call dealer 247-6641 HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE

1965 FALCON Futon 6 cy, auto sports coupe. $50.00 down w/OK FROM SAVE $$$$ credit. Lic. 9114513. Call dealer 247-6641 THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS Mutual Funds Nimitz Niftys AND Wahiawa Winners

Price ranges for Investment Companies as supplied through *** the courtesy of H. KAWANO & CO. 408 Kuulei Rd. Kailua, Hawaii. '65 CHEVY II Nova 4 dr. sedan, 6 cylinder, '64 FALCON Ranchero. Lie. 73539. automatic, power steering. Lic. 3C3359. BID ASKED $1088.00 Affiliated 950 1027 $1144.82 Am Mutual 1076 1176 Boston Fd '66 FAIRLANE 500 station wagon, automatic, 938 1025 MUSTANG 6 cylinder, standard shift. Lic. Broad Strt 1566 1693 '65 V-8, power steering. Lic. 6C7848. Channing Grth 936 102 3 7B6112. Colonial 1447 1581 Delaware 1707 1865 $1387.10 $1788.00 Div Grth Stk 1554 1703 Divid Shrs 411 451 2 door, hardtop, V-8, Dreyfus 1552 1693 '66 IMPALA Super Sport 327, 4/speed. Lic '63 GALAXY 500 Eaton H Stk 1748 1899 power steering. Lic. 4138789. Fidelity Cp 1469 1597 3-1216. automatic, Fidelity Tr 3165 3440 $1788.00 $ 877.60 Financial Ind 534 586 Founders 916 1001 Fundal Inv 1201 1316 Pearl Group Sec Stk 1494 1633 Lwa Harbor Inv Co Am 1543 1686 1912 Wilikina Drive Wahiawa '`d - 11111_castim Keystone K-2 773 844 Just past the main Schofield gate Keystone S-3 1124 1226 Keystone S-4 712 778 Ni,,,,!, Hwy. PHONE 622.4136 Manhattan 1091 1192 Mass Inv Grth 1280 1399 a 2901 N. Nimitz- Main Mass Inv Tr 1733 1894 Schofield Gate Nat Invest 844 912 Costner 0 1/10 of a mile Ewa of Lagoon Drive Nat Sec Stk 988 912 Putnam Geo 1665 1820 PHONE 812-831 Putnam Grth 1428 1560 Putnam Inv 873 954 Select Am 1204 1303 Technology 1050 1144 :Egon.") SALES Wellington CAN.STI\TER. 1370 1489 Enterprise 1070 1169 IT'S CLOSER THAN YOU THINK CORM For daily price quotations call All prices plus tax and license. 261-0873. September 26,1968 Windward Marine Page, I 5

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