Statierschedules Easter Servic Atilyrattir1 Rock Sunday Morning

StatierSchedules Easter Servic AtilyrattiR1 Rock Sunday Morning

Rareare Col. A. M. Moran, Station. ice for the Pearl Harbor schearetrat K-Bay's Pyra- CO, will read a scripture les- area. mid Rock at 6:30 a.m. and at son. Jan Doxey, son of LtCol. LtGen. V. H. Krulak, FMF Camp H. M. Smith's Bordelon and Mrs. D. T. Doxey, will be CG, will welcome worship- Field at 6 a.m Sunday. the featured soloist. pers and read the Psalm for Windward Easter Sunday at the Bordelon K-Bayites and On Leeward Oahu the five Field ceremonies. residents will be provided chapels of Makalapa, Sub- The shuttle bus service by Station public is invited to both Transportation from the Sta- marine Base, Naval Station, services. ) Ford Island and Camp tion's housing areas and bar- Smith In case of inclement weath- have combined choirs to er the services at K-Bay will racks areas and from the sing at the Navy-Marine shift parking area to Pyramid Rock. to Trinity Chapel and to Corps Easter Sunrise Sery - the theater at Camp Smith. The Station's Military Po- licemen will assist worship- During 1965 pers at the parking area.

MARINE AT SUNRISE--Silhouetted by the glow of the rising sun, a The services, sponsored U.S. Marine in battle dress kneels in reverence on the Hawaiian by the Kailua Ministerial MC Initiates Five New Units beach overlooking the Pacific Ocean. With a cross superimposed on Association and K-Bay's Headquarters Marine Corps establishment of the Marine the skies above him, he personifies the Easter season of worship and Protestant Chaplain H. E. has announced the forthcom- Air Traffic Control Unit 70 the American fighting man. K-Bayites will join Windward Oahu resi- Austin, will begin with mu- ing establishment of five new (MATCU-70). dents as they attend the outdoor Easter Sunrise Service at Pyramid sical selections by the Bri- units during 1965. Three of the MATCU-70 will be estab- Rock aboard the Air Station this Sunday commencing at 6:30 a.m. gade Band under the baton units are batteries for the lished at MCAS, El Toro, Photo by MSgt. E. R. Wojciechowski) of MSgt. Robert Thacker. Light Anti-Aircraft Missile Calif. (LAAM Battalions, one is a medium helicopter squadron GED Tests and one is an air traffic control unit. To Resume Each of the Corps' three The Station Education LAAM battalions, equipped Office will resume GED,:;:i with HAWK missiles, will add High School and College a fourth firing battery. The Level, testing Apr. 27 and Vol. 15 Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Ray, Hawaii April 16, 1965 of 1st 14-No. additional batteries the 28. Testing will commence 2d and LAAM Battalions will at 8 a.m. each day. he established at Twentynine Personnel desiring to be Palms, Calif., this summer. tested must be available K-Bay Photo Contest Enters Final Stage The 3d LAAM Battalion at both days to complete the Cherry Point, N.C., will acti- graph, so there is no border. story telling, entire battery of tests. All entries in the K-Bay technical skill, vate its fourth battery on Nov. Photo Contest must arrive at Photos may not be tinted, but size, viewing distance and First Sergeants and bee- color toned paper may be used. overall 1. ::tion Heads should contact the WINDWARD MARINE quality before enter- The addition of a fourth Negatives are not required. ing ::**:; the Station Education of- Office, Bldg. 220, by 4:30 p.m. the competition. battery to each A contact print will be sub- battalion f ice at 73572 to reserve*; tonight. Photographs selected as will provide two to three The contest, which began mitted with each black and winners in the K-Bay Contest tests for their company or times more coverage than section. Reservations last month, is open to all white enlargement, attached will be entered in the All- the present three hattery members of the military on to the lower right corner of Marine Photo Contest to be not be accepted from information. } diviouais. active duty for 90 days or the entry form. held at MCS, Quantico next Marine Medium Helicopter will be set more. Military dependents Complete rules and ap- month. Future testing Squadron 165 (HMM-1651 will up on a bi-weekly schedule;:: may submit sponsors photo- plications forms are avail- Winning entries in the All- beestablished at MCAF, San- which will be published at:;:i graphs; however, dependents able at the WINDWARD Marine competition will be ta Ana. Calif.. on July 1. The a later date. For further: are not eligible to enter the MARINE Office. entered in the Interservice new helicopter squadron will :.:;.information contact the:::: contest. Each group is composed of Contest to be held July 15 in Warhington, officially come into being Station Education Office. Prizes will be awarded for seven categories including D.C. exactly one month after the first, second and third place people, animals and pets, sinners in each of the con- action, scenic, military life, Part of 'Clean-1P Campaign' test's two groups: black and experimental, and babies and white, and color transpar- children. encies. Personnel entering the Station To Hold Contest To Determine Photographs may be dry contest should carefully mounted, provided mounts judge their entries for im- are cropped to edge of photo- pact, freshness of approach, `Best Kept Yard' Throughout Kaneohe Bay

A contest to determine the tion, regular trash pick-ups limit on the amount of trash, "Best Kept Yard" will be held will be made by the City and nor must it be bundled, ac- aboard the Station as part of County of Honolulu except cording to officials of the the annual two week "Clean- that during the period of the Oahu Outdoor Circle, sponsors Up Campaign" conducted campaign there will be no of the "Clean-Up Campaign." throughout Oahu starting Monday. Judging for the local contest will be made between Apr. 19 and 23, according to LtCol. Henry Waryek, Station S-4. Three nominees for the "Best Kept Yard" will be made to the Commandant, Fourteenth Naval District, who will announce the winners for all participating naval housing activities. In order to help families prepare for the contest, special trash pick-ups will be made throughout the housing areas all day tomorrow. In addition to the beautifi- Artwgiat cation of housing areas, the clean up campaign also has the objective of making homes 4161 kr and workirf reas "FIRE BRIGADE MARINES RETURN-Two C-130s carrying Marines back SAFE" through good house- from Okinawa landed here Friday. The group, which was composed CONTEST DEADLINE-Whether it be your favorite photo of that keeping, elimination trash of men scheduled for normal rotation to other duty stations or separa- tion %Pecial girl," or one of the family pooch, they must reach the and proper stowage of com- from the service during April and May, wns met by dependents and officials headed J. E. WINDWARD MARINE Office, Bldg. 220, by 4:30 p.m. tonight for entry bustible materials. military by ..rCol. Hanthorn, CO, 1st Ma- lrt the rine Brigade (Rear.) K -Bay Photo Contest. (Illustration by LCpl. R. F Ouicksell) For families living off sta- April 16, 1645 2 Windward Morin

`The Legend of The Sevefitli Virgin Selected as KBay Libratef s Finest By Maccine Titus rivaled their predecessors in New Non-Fiction: Games People Chief Librarian haunting mystery. Play, E. Berne, M.D.; Twenty Deci- S . B. . sive Battles of the-World, Lt. Col. J. There was a legend that six Kerensa Carlee dreamed Mitchell & Sir E. Creasy; Death of the To Observe Passover-The Pass. ; Jewish Military Personnel novices and a nun living in a of becoming a part of that Thresher, Norman Polmar Hungry Tiger, F. J. Cameron; PARARESCUE over will be celebrated by Jewish military personnel on Oahu convent in Cornwall had famous house, but she was a What Men Dare Do, E. Engle; Com- beginning today with special holyday services and the annual strayed from their vows . . . cottage girl, and the road Hors d'Oeuvre plete Around the World Seder. "The Legend of the Seventh from her humble dwelling to Book, M. Waldo; Gestapo: a History of The Seder, or ceremonial dinner, will be held at Riau, Virgin" by Victoria Holt is St. Larnston Abbas a long Horror, J. Delarue: Blood on the Mid- the Book-of-the-Month at the night Sun, H. C. Adamson: One Man's AFB Commissioned Officers' Mess (Open) tomorrow. one. But fate seemed to lead Montana, J. Hutchens; and The Additional information concerning dates and times of Station Library. her to the big house, even if Ordeal of Samar, J. L Schott. services and other holyday needs may be obtained by contacting It seems that one night, in she had to enter it as a serv- Chaplain F. A. Pearlmutter at 24224 or 27146. a field nearby, six novices ant. New Fiction: High White Forest, R. were turned to stone as they Allen; Adam M - I, W. C. Anderson: * * danced in the defiance of Eventually Kerensa began Covenant with Death, S. Becker; Best Hawaii Requires Safety Glass-Foreign automobiles pur- their sins, while the seventh to feel like the nun walled up American Short Stories, 1964; Ilyitch chased overseas or direct from an overseas dealer are not al- she Slept Here, H. Carlisle; More Combat sister was walled up in the in the very house had ways provided with safety glass which is required to meet the longed to own. Stories of World War II & Korea. W. Abbas. Chamberlain; Rome 12 Noon, K. Mac- standards set forth in the American Standard Safety Code. The famous convent later Victoria Holt has created pherson; Day of Judgment, W. D. Approximately 45 states, including Hawaii, and the District Overholser; Purple Quest, Frank G. became the home of the St. another absorbing story as of Columbia require that automobiles have windshields of Slaughter and His Majesty's High- laminated glass the requirements of the Larnstons, the country's lead- gripping as her three previ- landers, Leslie T. White. safety to meet ing family, whose lives soon ous novels. Code. Marine personnel who import automobiles for their own Sept. 4-6 Named Marine Corps Days use without the safety glass may be subjecting themselves and their riders to substantial safety hazards and possible violation of state laws according to MCB *5100. * Marine World's Fair Exhibit To Feature Unit #2 Post Office Reopens-Unit #2 Post Office at Bldg 1090, reopened under the regular working hours Tuesday and now offers complete postal service including money orders. Music, Films Showing Marines in Action The hours of operation are from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. When the World's Fair re- In addition, a "Cine-Globe of actually being involved * opens in New York this month, Cruiser" will be in the Navy- in the action. Generals Exchange Duties-BrigGen. Raymond G. Davis the 10-man U.S. Marine Corps Marine Corps exhibit area. Through this technique, will become the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, relieving BrigGen World's Fair unit will again This device will project a viewers visually participate short 35mm Ormond R. Simpson, Headquarters Marine Corps announced be helping the Navy-Marine color movie in flight operations with Ma- last week. through a special 142-degree exhibit. rine pilots, use Marine Corps General Simpson was scheduled to be detached from Head- While next Wednesday op- lens into the curved surface of equipment, and go ashore with quarters Tuesday. He will relieve MajGen. William J. Van ening day ceremonies will not a large hemispheric screen. the infantryman. The audience stands Ryzin as Commanding General, 2d Marine Division. include Marine participation, General Davis, currently Assistant Director of Personnel there be Marine Corps within a few feet of the The Marine Corps exhibit will has been at HQMC since December 1964. Prior to reporting to screens which nearly sur- also contains a continuous ac- musical units appearing at Headquarters, he was Assistant Division Commander, 3d Ma- tiun 16mm motion picture various times during the sum- rounds them. With almost pro- rine Division. mer. the entire field of vision jector which will show a five occupied by the picture, minute special presentation Sept. , 4, 5, and 6 have * * been designated Marine they are given the feeling on Marine Corps operations. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Paydays Clothing Sales Opes Corps days by Fair offi- The hours of operation for Clothing Sales are as follows: cials. Appearances by the Chaplain's Corner Tuesday, Thursday, Payday and the day following from Marine Corps Drum and 7:30 a.m. to noon. Bugle Corps and the Ma- Safety Shoe Try-on (Station Personnel only) Tuesday rine Corps Drill Team, The Victory Christ Won at Easter from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. both from Marine Bar- The Clothing Sales Division will be closed the last four racks, Washington, D.C., Us working days of each month for inventory. will be featured during this Was a Triumph He Gained for In the event that military payday falls during this scheduled three-day period. inventory period, the Clothing Sales Division will be closed the By Chaplain J. J. Glynn They send a representative to four working days preceding payday. The special World's Fair deal with management, ex- Marine unit, led by Maj. Lee We rejoice at Easter for the * * * pecting something will be Newly C. Reece, will help man the risen Christ is our mediator; Arrived, Rotating?-Need hotel accommodations done to improve their present off base Navy-Marine Corps exhibit in the pact made with His Father housing, information on property for Sale? Do you have status. If he declares he has a house or the Travel and Transportation is not for Himself alone. It is apartment for rent or for sale? The Armed Services been successful, they rejoice. Community Housing Office, #16, aL Pavilion, as they did last year. important that we realize this. Bldg. Fort DeRussy serves Let us suppose that a group But imagine the disgust military personnel on the Island of Oahu and all it takes is a Featured in the exhibit will be telephone call. Hotel pictures, models and dio- of laborers suffer from poor of these workers if their information, call 542039; housing information, call 542335; property sales We are ramas of Marine Corps equip- working conditions, low sal- representative had merely information, call 542995. doubled open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ment and activities. aries, oppressive employers. his own salary, reduced his own working hours, and so on; in short, had "it ....: ...;:. made a deal solely for his own benefit. I Holy Week Schedule To imagine that Jesus Christ The Station's Protestant and Catholic Christ might similarly medi- Chaplains and the Jewish Charlain at Catholic ate with His heavenly Father Pearl Harbor wish to bid you a warm Today I:- Good Friday Liturgy. Hco is, of .course, unthinkable welcome to Noon ii:i - attend Oe Chapel Services Communion and Vene ratioo blasphemous even. during Holy Week. the Crag :::: Col. A.M. Mona Conunanding Officer says St. Paul, "you To avail yourself Holy Saturday K: "If," of the various op- LeCol. US. Shields Executive Officer 3:30 to 5 p.m. Confession! want to know the power of portunities for worship at MCAS and Fut Maj. P.E. MeKown informational Services Offic .. :::; 7:30 P.M...... Blessing of New .... Editor .:0 God's dealing with you, Aloha chapels, we are publishing the Paznial Candle and Baptism', .ti: Sgt. J.W. Gal jour Hc' :.... measure it by which He chapel schedules. Water. Celebra'ion of K: Sgt. W. C. Hough Assistant Editor We hope Easter Sunday raised Christ from the dead thlit we may have the pleas- Mao 8 a.m ure of your attendance at these Mao :::: :::i and enthroned Him above chapel 9:30 a.m t..: The WINDWARD MARINE is published every Friday by and for the all the heavens." services. 11 a.m :: tart personnel of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station, c/o FPO, San Francisco, Our Lord made a covenant (Confessions will be heard before 90623. Printed at the Hawaii PRESS Newspapers, Inc., Honolulu, Hawaii. :.: Capt. H. E. Austin, USN Mass) the WINDWARD MARINE is published with non- appropriated funds for all of us. He wanted noth- ing for Himself that could not Lt. J. J. Glynn, USN and conforms with Provisions of Marine Corps Order P5400.31. The :;,...; Jewish :::; Lt. F. A. Pearlmutter, USNR views and opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Marine ::::6 likewise be enjoyed by Mag- Passover Week Services Corps. The WINDWARD MARINE is promulgated for informational pur- Aloha Chapel. Pearl Harbor dalene, by Peter and John, or 10a poses only, and in no way should be considered directive in nature. Tomorrow 11.30 a n fhe WINDWARD MARINE is a member of and receive! the services of by any member of His Church. Sunday...... ::::. Protestant 23 10a rr, he Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS). Today, then, let us look upon Apr. tp Apr. 23 . the Risen Christ as a promise. Today Apr. 24 10a tr paid advertising may be accepted. The Information Section and No What is fulfilled in Him is Noon Good Friday Service Passover Seders the WINDWARD MARINE are in Building O. Telephones: WINDWARD Easter Sunday Hickam AFB Commissioned MARINE 72104; ISO 72141. awaiting us. 6:30 a.n. Sunday Sunrise Service Officers Mess (Open' Someday His splendor will at Pyramid Rock Today' (Home hospiistiqlo Subscription Rate: $2.60 per year Circulation-6000 ::::. be ours, but His joy is ours 9 a.m. Sunday School. single nog 10:30 a.m already. Divine Worship Tomorrow 6:30t Windward Marine 3 April 16, 1965 Marine Corps Saves $185 Million In 3 Years with Improved Methods Cost reduction has come of obsolete by acquiring the of more than 81,580,000. age in the Marine Corps. M-60, 105mm tank. The By replacing certain mili- Since 1962, the Corps has modernization alternative tary type vehicles with less made savings of more than has resulted in a 897,957,000 expensive commercial ve- $185 million through improved savings. hicles for post and station cost reduction methods in just By retaining M-1 rifles for "housekeeping" functions, six areas. the two Infantry Training the Marine Corps shows a These six areas represent Regiments, the Corps is rec- saving of $372,062 in Fiscal a portion of the Corps' overall ognizing a potential annual Year 1966 budget estimates. cost reduction efforts. All savings of 82,684,500 for a 10- Reorganizations at three areas of potential reduction year period. Marine Corps locations in 1963 are expected to bring addi- The savings results from and 1964 resulted in recurring tional savings that may go as making use of .30 caliber savings of $502,486. The re- high as $48,000,000 over the ammunition which would organizations were in the next five years. have become unusable as- Maintenance Department at Highest savings were sets if the Corps had not re- MCB, Camp Lejeune, N.C.; the MCS, IRA HAYES, PIMA INDIAN, WORLD WAR II MARINE-This painting recognized in the moderni- tained the M-1 rifle when the Fire Department at honoring Ira Hayes and his part in the flag raising ceremony at Iwo zation of the Corps' full M-14 began reaching com- Quantico, Va.; and the Main- Jima during the height of the battle in February 1945, has been pre- tracked tank fleet, rather bat units in Fiscal Year 1962. tenance Department at Hen- sented to the Marine Corps by Joe Grandee, an Arlington, Texas than making the present Following a review of anderson Hall, Arlington, Va. artist. (Photo By GySgt. Eve land) tanks and their ammunition nual training ammunition allowances, the Marine Corps Since December ordered a reduction in the allowances, beginning in June Aloha 1962. In terms of dollars, the Departures reduction is saving $4,708,000 Maj. E W. Traut, HqCo-lstMar- Brig. to MCAF New River, N.C., this Marine Pilot Is Blue Angels Soloist annually. month. Through the elimination LtCol. W. R. Lucas, HAMS, to MCAS. The days of the WWII dog- He will learn these aerial and flying the F4B "Phan- of unnecessary operations, El Toro, Calif., this month. fights in the sky where the acrobatics so well that when tom", he participated in a from power line sales to the Capt. F. H. Whitton, L-3/4, to ist- old prop-job pilots did rolls, tightly knit together all air- Trans-Pacific Flight from demolition of condemned MAW. Japan this month. turns and stalls in their at- craft will appear to move with NAS Miramar, Calif., to NAS housing, the Marine Corps is Capt. R. J. Johnson, HMIS, to MCB, tempt to out maneuver the the same heartbeat. ,Atsugi, Japan. realizing recurring savings Camp Pendleton, Calif., this month. German Luftwaffe may have The planes often fly so close passed but the courage of that from one plane's wing-tip From Duty as lstSgt. HqCo-Brigade these barnstorming men re- to another's canopy, is only mains a tradition with flyers about 36 inches at speeds up to today. 500 miles an hour. The crowds who used to The Blue Angels were or- lstSgt. Mathew Jaklewicz Assumes Duty gasp at the hair raising feats ganized in 1946. Fling the of the circus pilots now are 19 years of their existence, thrilled by the new breed of jet they have thrilled an es- As Sergeant Major of Brigade Rear Units 72 specta- jockeys who perform spec- timated million lstSgt. Mathew Jaklewicz, cently the same billet with and participated in the 1st tacular maneuvers at speeds tors with their skill as pilots island-hopping a veteran of more than 24 linCo-Brigade. Division's faster than sound. and as "Ambassadors of battles until the completion years Marine Corps service, lstSgt. Jaklewicz enlisted One of our Nation's most Good Will", to interest oth- of the Peleliu Campaign. has been assigned as Sergeant in the Corps in November renowned groups in the ers in the techniques and In September 1950, IstSgt. Major of the 1st Marine Bri- 1949, Corps field of thrills is the Navy's practices of Naval Aviation. at Marine Bar- Jaklewicz was again with the gade (Rear ). racks, Brooklyn, New York. Blue Angels. And one of Capt. Craig attended the 1st Marines commanded by their two solo performers George Institute of Technol- Since his arrival aboard He then attended M.D.R.D. Col. Puller when they made Parris Island, S.C., for basic is Marine Capt. Fred Craig ogy before entering the Naval the Station in June 1962. he has the Inchon landing, continu- who joined the "Blues" Aviation Cadet Program in served as First Sergeant of training. ing on to Roto-Ri and the lstSgt. Jaklewicz was as- last December. November 1958. HqBtry-3/12, and more re- march to the Chosin Reser- signed to his duty station Blue Angel solo per- While a member of VF-121, first voir. Other in formers were the first pilots -1st Marine Brigade- lstSgt. Jaklewicz's duty in the world to fly supersonic January 1941, at Guantanamo assignments prior to arriving jets in a back-to-back forma- Bay, Cuba. at K-Bay included tours at tion. with the top man invert- During World War II, the Marine Barracks Treasure ed and the second plane snug- First Sergeant served as a Island; M.0 R.D. Parris Is- gled tightly underneath right- section leader of a machine land, S.C.; M.A.R.T.D. at side-up. gun company with the 1st NAS. Oakland, Calif.; 1st A Blue Angel pilot is a Regu- Marines, then commanded MAW in lwakuni, Japan, and lar Navy or Marine Corps by Major I.. B. (Chesty) First Sergeant of a Hawk Officer between 26 and 36 Puller. He served e"th the Missile Battery at MCB, 29 years old. 1st Marine's on Guadacanal Palms, Calif. In order to serve with the "Blues" a pilot must dem- Bulletin Issued onstrate exceptional flying ability and represent his service in the highest MC Urges Increasing MCA Support possible light whenever and wherever commitments The Commandant of the Corps Association is designed may take him. Marine Corps has asked Com- for literary, scientific and manding Officers to in a educational purposes in the He must be physically and join mentally capable of flying continuing effort to increase field of military arts and sci- long hours and to withstand support of the Marine Corps ence. the gruelling practice ses- Association. Since its establishment, According to a is- the association has carrier' sions that make this team one bulletin out its principle aims pri- of the finest of its type in the sued by the Commandant last marily through the monthly world. A pilot may expect to month, commanding officers remain with the Blue Angels can help by "educating their publication of the Marine and enlisted person- Corps Gazette. from two to three years. officers nel in the very great need for The cited the Ga- During his "tour of duty" bulletin a strong and effective profes- zette as a professional maga- with the "Blues", he will Polish the sional association." zine in which all Marines can execution of all pride. the maneuvers taught to "Support in this sense in- take justifiable military aviators. cludes submission of ideas, "However," it stated, "the r- articles, letters and sug- Association's tremendous po- Navy Relief Society gestions as well as in main- tential for uromoting and The Navy Relief Society taining a high percentage maintaining combat efficien- office is located in Bldg. of membership," the bulle- cy can be realized only by full /221. tin stated. participation in its activities 'MARINE BLUE ANGELS-Capt. Fred Craig (insert) the only Morin* The Founded in 1916 by MajGen. of telephone numbers currently atta -hod to the famed Blue Angels acrobatic team, ful- at every echelon leadership are 72531 John A. Lejeune, in and 72868. filled his life ;ong ambition when he joined the "Blues" last December. the Marine the Marine Corps." April 16, 1965 4 Windward Marine w. Marine's Dream Becomes a Reality As He Follows in Dad's Footsteps By LCpI. W. L. Warneka Base. He obtained another 40 With the flight training "Ever since I was a kid I hours of flight instruction and courses in flying he will dreamed of flying," said Ma- since joining the club. have spent a total of $1000 rine Private First Class Josef There, he was checked- with Pacific Flight Service, C. Vance Jr., Station flight out on the Cessna 150 and which is a Federal Aero- clearance clerk, "and now Cessna 172. nautical Administration I'm making it become a re- The cost of rental for the (FAA) approved school. ality." Cessna 150 is $7 and the cost of PFC. Vance will be eligible PFC. Vance has been inter- the Cessna 172 is $10 per flying for his commercial and in- ested in flying as far back as hour. strument rating after ap- he can remember. He contrib- PFC. Vance spent a total of proximately 70 more hours of utes this to the fact that his $350 for flying time towards flight time. father is a commercial airline his commercial pilot's license. "My goal," he said, "is to be pilot with Eastern Airlines When asked what he does a commercial airline pilot like STEP CLOSER-PFC. J. C. Vance Jr., Station flight clearance clerk (r), and, "Like father, like son." besides fly, he said, "I am en- my father. Of course, this is gets one step closer to his goal of becoming a commercial airline pilot He was 19 years old when rolled in correspondence still part of the dream yet to as he completes a successful "check-out" in the Cherokee 150 air. he actually started to do courses with the University of come true, but I'll make it in craft. Mr. Hank Bleile, Flight Instructor for Pacific Flight Service offers anything about flying. As a Georgia and am presently the next five years." his congratulations to the flying Leatherneck. Marine stationed at MAD, studying mathematics. I also NATTC, Memphis, Tenn., plan to take English and other IIMM-161, MABS-13, H&MS-13 where he was under instruc- subjects which might help in tion as a flight clearance obtaining a commercial flying clerk, he just couldn't get license. I am working at the flying out or his mind. Station Bowling Alley in my 3 MAG-13 Squadrons Arrive in Okinawa; In his off-duty hours, he spare time to earn extra mon- went to the base library and ey so I can continue flying. read all the material avail- It gets expensive." Fill Barracks, Hangars at MCAF Futema able on flying. "Then," said He added, "For relaxa- Joe, "I decided to start in- tion I fly to the other islands By Sgt. L.L. Kinne lowed into port by eight formed two enlisted and one struction." of Hawaii. I've taken friends Three squadrons of MAG-13 Amphibious Group-5 LSTs. officer 40mm gun crews He joined the local flying on weekend hops and I began filling the vacant bar- The ships made their ap- which trained and competed club in Memphis to learn all haven't heard any com- racks and hangars at MCAF, pearance at Naha Port and against the sailors for speed he could. There he received plaints. We all enjoy the Futema, last week upon their Buckner Bay on Mar. 31 and in getting the guns into action. 40 hours of instruction which flights and the liberty on the arrival in Okinawa from Ha- began immediately to un- Office work for the group consisted of the basic con- other islands." waii. load. Marines of the air did not come to a halt while cepts of flight, navigation, PFC. Vance has lugged The Hawaii-based Marines, group unloaded the nine aboard ship. The staff sec- and weather courses. more than 100 flying hours. commanded by Col. R. H. ships within 72 hours after tions were set up in a troop The entire instruction cost Now he is enrolled in the Spanjer, began their overseas docking. compartment and continued him approximately $500. Pacific Flights Service's movement Mar. 10 at K-Bay. More than 900 officers and to function on a reduced basis After completing school Commercial Instrument Units which were deployod to men of the Hawaiian-based Not all shipboard time in Memphis, he returned to Ground and Flight School's Futema were HMM- 16 1, air group can now be seen hur- was spent in the classroom his home in Atlanta, Ga., Commercial Instrument MABS-13 and H&MS-13. rying around the streets and or at work. Special Services on leave. While there he re- Course, where he is learning The first unit of the Ha- flying aircraft at Futema. ran several card and check- ceived some helpful tips on the fundamentals of com- waiian-based air group to Not everything was hurry- er tournaments to help oc- Flying from his father and mercial and instrument fly- arrive at their Okinawan hurry and busy-busy for the cupy the time. They also then obtained his private ing. home was HMM -161. They MAG-13 Leathernecks. Upon hosted a ten-bout boxing flying 7icense. The course includes such arrived at MCAF, Futema setting sail from Hawaii, smoker on the final night His next duty station was subjects in its training sylla- Mar. 26. things aboard ship became aboard ship. Kaneohe Bay. bus as weights and balances, The 'chopter squadron was boring and time began to drag Days which seemed almost Joe resumed his hobby three Federal Aviation Regulations transported to the Far East by. endless for the Marines at the weeks after his arrival by (FAR), instruction in weather by ships from Amphibious To help fill the time, mili- start of the trip began to pass joining the Hickam Aero Fly- charts and reports, and in- Group-5. Carrying troops and tary subjects and informa- faster when the classes and ing Club at Wheeler Air Force strument shorthand. helicopters for HMM-161 was tion classes were started. training programs got under- the USS Valley Forge (LPH- These classes ranged from way. 8 ). The USS Seminole ( AKA- personal hygiene to current When the Marines received 104 ), USS Monticello ( LSD- events, Southeast Asia's word of their destination. old BILLBOARD 17 ) and USS Catatmount (LSD religion, lands, languages salts of the group began to THEATER -35) also carried HMM-161 and customs. The classes conjecture on how the duty eeee. Meet ww-Geed se-Fair personnel along with troops were taught by Marines and would be and how long they - dills F- Family Y-Youths K-Kiddies from other MAG-13 and Bri- sailors. would remain -It their new Theater #1 will have one showing starting at 7:30 p.m. gade units. The air group Marines also home. of Matinees will be at 1 p.m. With the breaking dawn Theater #2 is closed until further notice. on the morning of Mar. 25, TODAY HMM-161 helicopters started taking to the air. Eight hours T#1-Dangerous Mission-**-F-92 minutes-Melodrama and 45 minutes later they had -Piper Laurie-Victor Mature moved 500,000 pounds of cargo SATURDAY and air-lifted 1,005 troops Matinee--Great Imposter---AY-112 minutes - from ship to shore. Drama- Edmond O'Brien-Tony Curtis Pilots of the 'chopter T#1-Racing Fever-so-A-93 squadron flew 130.6 hours minutes-Drama- '.404ssr*. 4441,1i7,, Barbara Bigert-Joe Morrison during .the helilift. They SUNDAY had moved the troops and equipment to Camp Schwab. Matinee-Blood On The Arrow- -F-91 minutes- Western- Dale Robertson-Martha Hyer On the morning of Mar. 26, T#1-The Gorgon-ea-AY-90 minutes-Drama- pilots of the 'chopter squadron Christopher Lee-Peter Cushing started moving their own equipment and men. By mid- MONDAY afternoon on Mar. 26, all of T#I-A New King Of L.-ye-WM.-A-110 minutes- HMM-161's equipment and Comedy -Joanne Woodward-Paul Newman troops were at their new home TUESDAY aboard Futema. T#1-The Curse Of The Mummy's Tomb-**-A---88 The remaining units of the minutes-D rama-Ronald Howard- Terence Morgan Ilawaiian-based group began WEDNESDAY arriving at Okinawa's Buck- ner Bay (White Beach) on T#1-Pajama Party--F-99 minutes-Comedy- Mar. 30. First to arrive were Tommy Kirk-Annette Funicello the group's staff sections THURSDAY aboard the USS Montrose T#1-- Jack, The Giant Killer-w-F-94 minutes - (APA-212). They unloaded at Drama- Kerwin Matthews-Judi Meredith White Beach and were moved MAG-13 MOVE. IN-Personnel of MAG-13 begin to inventory, m' For synopses of plots, casts, starting thr-res and other to Futema by 9th Motor pack and perform maintenance on their gear that is stock piled on pertinent information on movies-of-the-day, call 72736. Special Transport Battalion vehicles. the aircraft parking strip at MCAF, Futema. The gear and persor'141 arrived Services provides this service from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Montrose was fol- of MAO-13 on Okinawa Mar. 26, 30 and 31. Politano Suggests A New Technique Of Drownproof Swimming For Marines

A K-Bay Marine may be by Fred Lanoue, professor dents had used the system to instrumental in the revision of physical education and stay afloat for six hours while of swimming instruction swimming coach at the awaiting rescue. throughout the Marine Co-as. Georgia Institute of Tech- During training sessions at The Marine, Sgt. J. J. Poli- nology. Georgia Tech, fully clothed tano, is a Freight Transpor- Drownproofing is described students of the method easily tation Clerk in the Household as using a few basic, slowly reached land from ten miles at Goods Section of the Station executed movements with sea. Politano said that it is Supply Depot. controlled breathing, while even possible to swim with In a letter to Leatherneck taking advantage of natural pack and rifle or with a broken Magazine's "If I Were Com- buoyancy. Some 90 per cent arm or leg. mandant" column that ap- of the time is spent resting Professor Lanoue died of peared in December's Leath- vertically just below the sur- a cerebral hemorrhage at erneck, Politano suggested face of the water. the Naval Hospital at Beau- that the Marine Corps adopt When air is required, one fort, S.C., the day after com- the new system of THE HARD WAY-Two Globe and Anchor Ski Club members water swimming simply uses a few movements pleting teaching the new instruction called ski the hard way during a practice session. LCpI. Mike Lewinski (I) "Drown- to surface and can, by inclin- system at Parris Island. uses short modified skiffs to make a jump. Jay Greenwalt (r) tests his proofing." ing the body in the desired For the development of the The system skill with only one ski. was developed direction, use the same move- "Drownproofing" technique, ments for propulsion. he had received the American Politano was informed Academy of Physical Educa- by the Head, Training tion's "Creative Award." The Branch, G-3 Division, Head- quarters, U.S. Marine Corps, that his letter was read with interest and advised him that a request had been made to the Georgia Insti- April 16, 1965 Windward Marine 5 tute of Technology for par- ticulars on this new method of survival swimming. Last month, the method- 'Neck Nine Drops 2 as Season Begins; went under evaluation at the Parris Island Recruit Depot. Professor Lanoue visited the K-Bay Opener Set at Riseley Tuesday base to teach the method. Sergeant Politano, an avid The Hawaii Marines base- innings. ed run in the sixth, the 6'4" sports reader, became inter- ball team will play the first of Right fielder Gary Lam- 205 lb. McDonald led-off the ested in the system after read- fifteen games scheduled for bert came up with three hits seventh with a drive over the ing about it in a sports maga- K-Bay's Riseley Field when in the Army game and first left field fence to give himself zine. His interest was height- they take on the Hickam Fly- sacker Gary Bastida coined a four-run cushion and send ened during a 100% swimming ers in a 2 p.m. game Tuesday. two. But the rest of the team Marine starter Jim Helms to qualification drive at Ma- Sgt. J.J. Politano With assistant coach Curt could only garner two more. School, the showers. rine Corps Quantico. award is given for outstanding Salyer handling the reins The Marines took a 1-0 lead Wayne Crow came on in Politano tried the method, in the first inning as Lambert contribution to the field of while Maj. Mike Cervin re- relief and was touched for a which can be mastered in physical fitness. It has been led-off with a single and Fagan in 10 30 cuperates from a recent op- homer by Gary that from to minutes by a only three times in eration, 'Neck nine will moved to second on a passed inning. swimmer, and rec- presented the same qualified the past 30 years. The pro- be trying to rebound from two ball. He scored on a double by The Marines were held ognized its many life-saving baseman fessor lived to see his system weekend losses. second "Butch" without a hit through the advantages and ease of learn- officially adopted by the The Marines dropped a 2-1 Bacon. first seven innings but ing. He then wrote his letter point on 'Neck Peace Corps and to win wide decision to Army at Scho- From this staged a threat in the sixth. that brought the attention of acclaim throughout physical field Barracks in 11 innings right-bander Pat Noon and Catcher Bob Stoess drew a . Headquarters to the new Army's Wayne Gassoway fitness centers. as they opened league play walk to open the sixth inning system. Politano said that he felt on Saturday. matched pitches through six and shortstop John Marek was The system, according to sure that the Marine Corps They were shut out 5-0 by - scoreless innings. hit in the leg as he squared Professor Lanoue, guaran- Noon in the eighth, would adopt the system. "I SubPac iii their home opener tired away to bunt. Helms and tees that unless you are was surprised that they should at Quick Field the following .however, and after Army Lambert were strike out vic- pinned underwater, uncon- loaded the with only one react to the suggestion so day. bases tims but Bacon drew a walk scious underwater or try- swiftly," he said. "We just didn't hit," said out, acting coach Salyer called on four straight pitches to ing to swim from Key West coach Salyer referring to the on Dave Tallmadge. load the bases. Ralph Mahoney to Cuba, you will be able to two losses. The 'Necks col- Tallmadge struck out Jose fanned to end the inning. survive any water accident Sergeant Dietrich lected only nine hits in twenty Benet and induced John Stoess ruined McDonald's that occurs, regardless of Casprowitz to ground out to no-hit bid as he led off the your age, sex, or physical Seven HM Shooters end the inning. eighth with a single to right condition. To Head Cyclists Army's Warren Miller center. Marek made it two One advantage of the sys- Sgt. B. Travel to West Coast struck out to open the last hits in a row as he singled to tem, said Politano, is that one R. Dietrich, lstRad- Seven Marine Rifle and half of the ninth inning and left, but any hopes of a rally can stay afloat for long hours. Bn, was elected ['resident of Pistol shooters left K-Bay the Marines were just two died as Stoess over-ran sec- He illustrated his point by the Oahu Cycling Association Saturday outs away from a 1-0 victory. ond and was caught in a run referring to a recent plane during the semi-annual meet- to participate in the ing of the Western Division Matches at Moments later the score down between second and wreck incident where one of Club Saturday. Camp Pendleton. was tied as Bob Lilley rapped third. the professor's former stu- His wife, Fawn Dietrich, The a double. Bill Boggett followed was elected Secretary of the shooters were SSgt. Club. T. 0. Jones, with a run scoring triple. Sgt. D. H. Gold- Other officers ing and PFC. S. J. Sanfig from In the fatal 11th inning, Tall- installed at the Station. Brigade (rear) madge came up with arm the meeting were Mr. Jan shooters trouble after working a 3-0 'War, Vice President, and Mrs. are WO B. W. Mor- Victoria Rolph, gan, MSgt. R. W. Dinnan, count on Benet. He was re- Treasurer. Ball & Chain 171/2 301/2 Sergeant Dietrich GySgt. J. W Coulter and Cpl. lieved by Don Collier who Missing Links was also High averages-Men, Jim Hackett, C. P. Brown. walked the Army center field- appointed co-chairman of the 163. Women. Marta Noll, 141. Staff NCO Wives Pete Beamer Derby which is The 1965 Division er. High scratch series-Men, Ed Pacific High Average-Babs Barbee, 134. held in Matches Collier then struck out Wojciechowski, 528. Women. Sandy conjunction with the held annually in Ha- High Scratch Series-Helen Bryant. Merry waii were due Casprowitz. but Miller slam- Noble. 463. son Monarch Festival on cancelled to High scratch game-Men, Jack the Big Marine commitments in the med a double 10 deep left that High Scratch Game-Shirley Allen, Island. Watson, 241. Women, Gin Buck, 187. 177. The Far East sent Benet scurrying home High handicap series-Men, Ted Oahu Cycling Associa- High Handicap Series-Fay Gaudet, tion is sponsored by In announcing the cancella- with the winning run. Rasa, 658. Women, Becky Elliott, 619. 528. the Di- tion. Headquarters Marine SubPac used the home run High handicap game-Men, Tom El- High Handicap Game-Ellen Er- rector of Parks and Recrea- Corps as its weapon in support of a liott, 259. Women, Georgia Hackett, rear, 193. tion. Each Saturday the Club officials allowed Ka- 223. Standings neohe Bay Marines to partici- brilliant 2-hit, 11 strike out has a grcup ride starting at 8 Standings Team W L a.m. from the Waikiki pate in the Corps-wide com- pitching by lanky Jerry Mc- Team Fair Ladies 76 16 Shell parking lot. Petition. While K-Bay based Donald. The Bewitched 36 12 Lady Bugs 26 18 Youngsters and Guys 27 21 Alley Kats 23 21 oldsters are welcome saooters go to Camp Pendle- The Raiders :".1 Souza and Them guests ton. to Fearless Foursome 241/2 231/2 Pin Spinners 22 22 anytime. shooters deployed with Harry Basare hit back back 24 24 Hot Doggies 21 23 the 4 M's For information about 1st Marine Brigade can homers in the second to give Flintstones 231/2 241/2 Lane Jammers 20 24 the enter Club and its activities, the Far East Matches McDonald all the support he Misfits 20 28 Dilly Dalleys 19 25 call Ser at Okinawa. needed. Following an unearn- NAVMC's 191 281 Miracles 17 27 geant Dietrich at 253-664. April 16,1965 6 Windward Marino

Gutter Dusters Capture League Title LIBERTY LOG

TODAY Anchor Water Ski Club giving the Seeks New Bowlers YMCA-Judo class, 6 p.m.; Good weekly instruction. Contact Capt. J E Junior League Greenwalt or any club member at Friday Supper, 6:30 p.m. (No Dance). the The presentation of team 51's) and Surfriders (28-56). desiring to sign up for the boathouse for details (72219). SATURDAY KMCAS-Skeet shooting. 1 p.m. Al and individual trophies and Ken Mondoux was elected league can do so at 1953A YMCA-Dance studio opens, 2 p.m.; King, widely known skeit shooter the election of new officials League President. He replac- Hanson Circle at K-Bay Checker tournament-prizes! 1:30 p.m.; gives lessons to novice skeet shooters marked the banquet of the K- ed Bob Gauthier. Karen Mey- between 9 a.m. to noon to- Short Island tour - free, 1:30 p.m.; at the Station Skeet Range. Bay Junior Bowling League at er was reelected as League morrow and April 24. Boys Chess tournament prizes! 1:30 p.m.; SUNDAY and the Ping pong tournament - prizes! 3 p.m.; YMCA-Java Club Irolls & coffee . K-Bay Inn last Friday. Secretary. Linda Tippit be- girls between ages Feature movie - "The Westerner" Program - The 1964 Olympics. 8 38 The Gutter Dusters took top came the new Treasurer. She 11.18 will be registered. - Gary Cooper - Walter Brennan, 7:30 a.m.; Island Tour - $4 each, 10:30 a nt team honors with a 5515 - replaced Marie Gauthier. The new league will start p.m. Ping pong tournament, 11 a ni Pinochle tournament, 11:30 a.m.; 28% won-lost record. Team play on May 1. For further KMCAS-Baseball, Opening of Lit- City Registrations for the new information call GySgt. tle League play at Coleman Field. sea- Tour - free, 1 p.m.; Movie matinee . members are Tim Tomsen, son opening ceremonies, 9 a.m. "The Westerner", 1 p.m.; Judo class, Bowling 7 Anita Camera, Lee McGowan, KMCAS Junior L.E. Smith, 255-229 or KMCAS-Water skiing lessons, 8-11 6:30 p.m.; Concert, p.m.; Movie - Herman Remers, and Carol League is now open. Youths GySgt. J. L. Spence, 252-951. a.m. Members of K-Bay's Globe and "Atlantis Lost Continent" - Anthony Hall - Joyce Tayler, 8 p.m. Zelonka. KMCAS-Water skiing lessons Second and third place win- (see HM Cage Star Saturday for details), 8-11 a.m. Skeet ners were the Chug-A-Lug- shooting (see Saturday for details), 1 gers (50-30) and the Pin- p.m. ). MONDAY lickers (494-3035 The boy YMCA-Judo class, 6 p.m.: Square and girl of the Chug- members Mr. 'C' Returns K-Bay after AAU Tourney; Dance - "Y" Square Wheelers Club. A-Luggers are Linda Tipp..., 7:30 p.m. Harry Williams, Russell TUESDAY Strahan, Walter Remers "and YMCA-SCUBA class. 6:30 p.m. To End Service Play Fencing, 7 p.m.: Hui Hula Pokaa Kaleen Keithcart. Pinlickers Corps Discharge Round Dance Club, 7:30 p.m. team members are Ken K-Bay's own "Mr. Basket- set the Island record for to learn a lot." KMCAS-Baseball. Hawaii Marines Mondoux, Phyllis Meyer, Connolly, returned most points in one game play Hickam in first game at Riseley ball," Bill The 64-65 season turned Field, 2 p.m. Sherry Sklar, Mike Henry and 54 points here last Tuesday from Den- when he scored out to be Connolly's best. WEDNESDAY Larry Nielsen. a in the Naha YMCA-Spaghetti supper. 6:30 p m ver, Colo., where he was a game against The red-hot team, on the Winners of individual tro- member of the 1965 AAU Bas- AFB Eagles. He made the Rainbow Camera Club, 7:30 p.m . phies were: High Average- ketball Championship team. All-Marine All-Star Team way to winning the Hawaii Decorating party, 7:30 p.m. 134. Arm.... Services Champion- PEARL HARBOR-Baseball, Hawaii Boys, Ken Mondoux, as 2 Connolly, referred to and the All-Star Inter- such college Marines play Barber's Point, p m Girls, Karen Meyer, 139. High His season ship, downed THURSDAY "Mr. 'C' " by team-mates Service Team. as Utah State and Scratch Series-Boys, Her- was the only Hawaii Marine average was 20 points per stalwarts YMCA-Judo class. 6:30 p m.: of San Fran- SCUBA class, 6:30 p.m.; Bingo. 730 man Remers, 560. Girls, to be selected for the team. game. the University Phyllis Meyer, 411. High Han- cisco Dons. p.m. His selection to the team From Okinawa he came to dicap Series-Boys, Tim Tom- was just one of the many bas- The Dons were ranked third sen, 617. Girls, Kaleen Keith- Hawaii as a member of C-1/4. in the nation when they met Morita Win ketball honors bestowed upon He was assigned TAD to Sta- cart, 606. High Scratch the diminutive 5'9" Marine the Marines. Connolly played HM Marines broke a two Game-Boys, Scott Self, 185. tion Special Services at the his best game of the year game losing streak to down corporal since entering the beginning of the 1963-64 bas- Girls, Anita Camera, 163. High Marine Corps in September against San Francisco. He Pearl Harbor 5-4 in 10 Handicap Game-Boys, Larry ketball season to play on the scored 28 points to become innings Wed. night at Ward 1961. HM team. Nielsen, 240. Girls, Carol He is the son of Mrs. Mary team and game high scorer. Field. The' team placed second in In , 222. Connolly of 503 Olive Ave., the Rainbow Classic, It was in the Hawaii Armed Forces the Hawaii Marines beat Long Beach, Calif. League. Long Beach where his basket- Wisconsin in the Champion- Droter Fires 'Ace' A Girls ball career began when he en- Connolly's finesse on court ship game after reaching Young girl dependents tered St. Anthony's High was recognized and he was se- the finals by downing Utah in On Kipper's 4th between the ages of I3-18 :: School. lected for the All-Service State overtime and Los Team and played for his first Angeles State. Connolly who are interested in par- In his freshman year, his If Naval Airman Steve A in great AAU 20 points for the ticipating in a girls Soff- team, playing in the Catholic time Denver's averaged Droter III ever fired a prac- ball league, are urged to League, won the Freshman Basketball Championship three games. Connolly and Tournament. another Kaneohe Marine, tice shot that he would like contact Capt. E. E. Votaw League Championship. to call back and save for a at 72643. Sgt. Clyde Stalismith, It was in his last three were tournament, he did it Monday- high school, how- selected for the Rain- golf years of bow Classic All-Star Team. at K-Bay's Klipper Phyllis Meyer raised her ever, that his prowess be- course. 22 pins during the Connolly was Marine high average by gan to show. All three scorer. While practicing for yester- 1964-65 play to take Most Im- team Tour- years the school's The Hawaii Marines had a day's Press News Golf proved Player and Girls Most captured the Southern Cal- nament, Airman Droter shot a 19-1 for the Armed Forces Improved Player Awards. ifornia Catholic League hole-in-one on the 175 yard Neilson captured the season and a total of 27-1 for Larry Championship. Shining as the seascn. number four hole. trophy for the boys with an in- a member of a good team, Airman Droter, Assistant Explaining his exception- creased average of 17 pins. Connolly was picked as a Pro at the NAS Barber's Point al year with the HM Two sisters, Karen and High School All-American team, golf course, used a six iron to Phyllis Meyer, achieved during his senior year. the soft-spoken Connolly make his perfect shot. said that every good the honor of winning Ameri- He made the State All- team He has been golfing for five Con- picks out a hero and that he can Junior Bowling Star Team and was voted happened years and plays with an eight gress awards. Karen won Most Valuable Player of to be it. "It handicap. The was his could have been," "Ace" the Junior Division (age- his league. he said, second. He a hole-in-one "any player on fired group 13-15) award for high the team." while in Japan last year. series and high game. Phyl- After one year at St. Mary's After winning the Hawaii lis, competing in the Ban- College where he played on Armed Forces Championship, the HM team lost to Quantico tam Division (12 and un- the freshman cage team, he Junior Bowing der) won the same awards directed his skill and vigor Cpl. W.G. Connolly in the All-Marine Tourney at in her division. to becoming a Marine. After Denver, he ac- Quantico. Connolly played as The Kailua Junior Cham- Fourth trough eighth place companied the All-Service a member of the Marine All- ber of Commerce will spon- teams with won-tost records It paid off at San Diego Team to St. John's Uni- Star Team in the Armed Ser- sor a Junior Bowling Hoot- were: Hangovers (45 -39), where he was selected Se- versity at Jamaica, N.Y., vice's Championship Tourna- enanny Apr. 24 at the Pali Beach Bums (38-46), Fabu- ries Honorman and won a for the Olympic tryouts. ment at Denver. The team lost Lanes in Kailua. lous Five (32,5-511Ai), Tim- set of "dress blues." He The All-Service Team won to Army and had to settle for Competition, which be- Buck-Tu-Termites 132 added to his boot camp hon- one and lost two but once second place in the tourna- gins at 11 a.m., will be held ors by winning a Leather- again Connolly did good. He ment. Connolly was one of in three age groups. Age neck Shooting Award. hit 28 points during limited five Marine players to be se- groups will be 8-12, 13-15. Rifle & Pistol After boot camp and ITR at play in the three games and lected for the Armed Forces and 16-19. Shooters Camp Pendleton, he went to was praised by New York All-Star Team that captured All youths who fall in Anyone interested in the 3dMarDiv on Okinawa for newspapers as a hustler and the AAU Championship. these age groups are invit- joining the Marine Corps duty as a machine gunner with a good ball handler. Slated to be discharged ed to take part in the com- of Air Station Rifle & Pistol Weapons Platoon, H--2/9. Speaking of the HM 64-65 sometime in May of this year, petition. The low cost Team contact Capt. G. W. Once again he got the team, Connolly said, "It was he is registered to attend col- $1 for all three games has Bean at the rifle range or chance to stalk the basket- the best team I have ever lege at Long Beach City Col- been set. Sgt. J. J. Politano at Bldg. ball courts as he joined the played on." He credited the lege. The day's activities will in les- 209 phone: 73137. Monthly Camp Hansen Strikers the coach, LtCol. Robert A. "The Marine Corps," said include f bowilng meetings are held at the Okinawan Inter-Service Smith, as being a great Connolly, "is the best thing sons, refreshments, enter- and old Mokapu School every League. help to him. "All of the play- that ever happened to me. I tainment, door prizes Although the team did not ers were he said. have learned much about both a chance to meet Miss Kat second Tuesday of the great," "Mr. month at 7:30 p.m. win many honors, individu- "When one playa w. guys life and basketball that should lua and Kailua's ally, Connolly did good. He better than he is, one is bound help me in college." Mayor." April 16, 1965 Windward Marine 7 Miss Cardenas To Appear at E-Club For Special Easter Sunday Pageant Maria Elena de Cardenas. lar show tunes, and her com- the club. who has performed in the o will provide dance music Reservations may be ob- Carnegie Concert Hall will from 8-11 p.m. in the Ball- tained by calling SSgt. R. G. be at the E-Club for a special room. Thomas at 72657. Seating will Easter show this Sunday. For this show, all Staff be on a first come first serve Miss Cardenas. who speci- NCOs and their dependents, basis for those who do not alizes in classical and popu- 17 or over will he allowed in have reservations. The Child Care Center kiddies' Easter Party Sunday will be open from 6 p.m. to midnite for the special oc- casion. Tonight the Club will feature 0-Club To Present Stereos dance and popular tunes by By Capt. Will Isbell should be a very pleasant the Blue Notes following a 4- The very popular Stereos thing. 6 p.m. Happy Hour. Sandy will will furnish music for dining Be sure and bring the provide song stylings during and dancing from 8 p.m. to kiddies to our bigtcbil- midnight tonight in the Main dren's Easter Party, this Dining Room. Sunday at 1 p.m. We have The Stereos have added a a real big day planned for new sax player to their group them. The schedule in- which should really comple- cludes an Easter egg hunt, ment an already fine combo. games and prizes, refresh- Come on up and see what you ments, swimming and car- think of them. toons. The party starts Bob Shane, the talented promptly at 1 p.m. so don't leader, has made up a real be late. great offer to play every Have you made your reser- Sunday evening for the vations yet for the gala WATER BALLET-Legs rise in the air during a graceful movement of dinner crowd. "Spring Fiesta" on the 24th? the 0-Wives Aqua Marines water ballet group during a practice ses- Their first evening will be If not, don't delay any longer this Sunday. We are featuring sion. The swimming group, 11 strong, was formed at Kaneohe three or you may be disappointed. Maria Elena de Cardenas years ago for a one-night event and has been offering pool-side a ham and turkey buffet, and This thing is going big-g-g-g! with the Stereos around, it the 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. show, entertainment ever since. In case you haven't which will be held in the FR- heard, here is what the HIPRoom. Swimming Women package includes-a water Candy and the Pepper- ballet by the Aqua Ma- mints will highlight Satur- rines, Maria Elena de Car- day night's activities in the AquaMarines To Provide Entertainment denas singing your favor- FRHIP Room with their ite hit tunes, with four renditions of rock 'n roll and hours of entertainment and jazz numbers form 7:30 to For 'Spring Fiesta' at 0-Club April 24 a stuffed cornish game 11:30. hen gourmet dinner-all Monday night will be an- for just $7.00 per person. What began as a one-night colorful names as Black Bot- ranged. A water ballet was other big Bosses Night from 4 stand has stretched into three tom, Indian Summer, Waltz mentioned and the wheels One of the funniest things at to 8 p.m. Sergeant Thomas has years of entertaining for the of the Flowers and You Go To began turning. "fun-night" on Wednesday announced that instead of the 0-Wives Club's own Aqua Ma- My Head. One member of the club is to just watch the reactions usual fried chicken, this boss- rines which will be part of The act was born three happened to have had some of the lucky winners-some es night will feature 120 lbs. Spring Fiesta activities at years ago as the 0-Wives professional experience in amazing expressions. of barbecued spare ribs. the 0-Club Apr. 24. Club planned a pool-side water ballet with an USO The best way to show appre- Chef Big George's spe- The 11 ladies have a reper- luncheon. The girls thought Group entertaining troops. ciation for good service is by cial recipe barbecue sauce toire of seven synchronized it would be nice if some en- The club member, Norma tipping. The time honored will be served with the spare swimming acts boasting such tertainment could be ar- Staffel, assumed choreog- practice of tipping those who ribs. raphy and directing chores serve you not only helps the The 1-2-3 side of the club is At Old Mokapu School and thy. Aqua Marines were other person monetarily, but undergoing redecorating so started. it does wonders for his mo- Club users must enter through rale-please kokua! FHRIP Room. Thrift Shop To Hold Moonlight Sale The first show was well received: the word got around At 0-Club Apr. 24 and a request to swim for the Monday Evening Starting at 5 p.m. Fort Shatter 0-Wives was shortly received. Then a re- 0-Wives Plan Spring Dinner-Dance By Margaret Kent found at this three-hour sale. quest from Kailua's Outdoor No consignments, please. The Thrift Shop located in Circle Women's Garden Club. By Helen Lo Prete Apr. 27 is he day of our A reminder that today is the Old Mokapu School build- One show led to another and Have you circled Apr. 24 and long-awaited outing on Coco- the reservation deadline for ing will hold the ever popular soo:, the Aqua Marines had 27 on your social calendar? nut Island, that heavenly anyone planning to attend "Moonlight Sale" on Monday become a permanent part of Two big wingdings will take touch of Paradise unsullied by the installation of the newly evening. the 0. Wives' activities. place on those days that are a commercial gimmicks! elected Executive Board. It All Thrift Shop property must with the "'in" crowd. Here are the facts ma-n: is being held at the Hilton Present coach of the team will he sold at half price. Ilan On Saturday the 24th, the The first boat leaves at Hawaiian Village in Wai- is Louise Quinn. Members 9:30 to attend when the doors open are Carol Marilyn "Spring Fiesta" dinner dance with runs every 30 minutes as Gue -; are welcome. Blair, at 5 p.m. Many bargains to be kiki. will be held when we and the Contact Phyllis Thacker Myers, Ginny Wejrock, needed. Return trips start at Bettie Kube, Bette Call, Dot 0-Club combine our ebullient 1:30. Dress is casual: Muus, 252-989. Luncheon to be energy to present an evening bermudas or capris. served at 11:15 a.m. Fredericks, JoAnne Dixon, Mary Wooten, Jane Slack, of fine entertainment. Bathhouses are only a hu- The S-Wives April business Cocktails begin at 6:30 mu humu nuku Nolcuapuaa's at and Rita Cowell. meeting was held recently while we enjoy an exciting length from the Those present lagoon so do the S-Club. With the exception of Mrs. performance by our sea- pack your bikini and suntan Noon Meal a to Meal Evesing voted to make donation Staffel and one former mem- worthy AquaMarines. Then lotion, etc. TODAY the Child Care Center for ber who was an Olympic back- a savory dinner of Rock Word to the wise: Unless Fillet of Perch Deep Fried Shrimp equipment and to the Catholic stroke contender, and a few Cornish Hen, stuffed arti- Fried Scallops Veal Cubes Parmesan and Protestant Chapels. girls with some college swim- you're bald, bring a head Chile Con Carne w /Beans chokes and additional scarf to wear while "aboard A cordial invitation is ex- ming experience, the club has goodies. SATURDAY tended to all S-Wives in the been composed of compara- ship." The untamed, fright- Brunch Oven Roast of Beef The highlight of the evening to the regular tively inexperienced swim- wig look is out this sea- SUNDAY area attend will be the appearance ei Ma- Brunch Club. mers. son! Virginia Baited Ham meetings of the S-Wives ria Elena de Cardenas, singer MONDAY We find it impossible to con- Mrs. Thomas, wife of the extraordinaire! Are there any Mortarboard Grilled Frankfurters Pot Roast of Beef tact all wives personally. New former CO of 1/4, was chore- Alumnae among us? A dinner a change of pace, TUESDAY to the Island? Perhaps we ographer for the group before For and meeting is planned for you Salisbury cast aside your tacky, ill- Steaks Fried Chicken could assist you, as we are all she returned to CONUS. Cur - on Apr. 21 in Honolulu. For muus and don a WEDNESDAY aware of the many problems rendy, choreography chores fitting further information call Mrs. Pork & Veal Chop Suey cocktail dress for the oc- we encountered on our arrival are a joint effort with all Merritt at 983-892. Spaghetti w/Meat Balls casion.It,works won& :son here. Membership Chairman members offering suggestions In the meantime, HAPPY THURSDAY an ebbing morale. Baked Meat Loaf Oven Roast of Veal is Betty Hohnerlein, 252-747. for new acts. EASTER! si. April 16, 8 Windward Marine 1965

NEW GUNNY-GySgt. J.S. TRADES ONE FOR TWO-Capt. W. C. Stensland, Assistant 0-Club Martin, VMA-214 ordnance °IC/Treasurer (c), has his new bars pinned on by Col. A. M. Moran, KANEOHE BOY SCOUTS-Billy Keithcart (1) and Lee Morrell, both age man, was promoted to his pre- Station CO (1), and Capt. W. D. Isbell, 0-Club 01C. 12, of Troop 225 MCAS, are shown preparing for their annual Boy sent rank Mar. 5. Gunny Martin Scout Makahiki to be held in May. The Troop will present a program has been stationed at K-Bay on Indian Lore and Dance. since July 1964.

ISTRADBN REENLISTMENT-Sgt. B.D. McKissick (c), receives an Hon- PROMOTIONS-Maj. R. J. Smith, istRadlln CO (5th from left), inspects promotion warrants before pre- orable Discharge from Maj. R. J. Smith, lstRadBn CO (I), shortly be- senting them to seven battalion Marines. The Marines are (1-r): LCpI. R. E. Kinsey Jr. and R. A. Robis- fore reenlisting for four years. Sgt. McKissick, a radio specialist, is ac- cheau, Cpls. W. M. Stewart, R. C. Buck, A. B. McMahan and W. K. Y. A. Chong ondlCpl. 0. E. Hill. companied by SSgt. S. S. Michaels Jr., lstRadan Career Advisor NCO

OPERATION CHANGE-David, 3, son of newly appointed 2ndlt. R. RANKS CHANGE-Eighteen members of H &HS received warrants for promotion to Lance Corporal T. Warren, reverses normal procedure by pinning a gold bar on his Apr. 1 horn Mai. L. 0. Davis, H &HS CO. They are ( kneeling 14): J. A. Garcia, J. P. Coico, J. A. Iranfield father's collar while being held by Col. A. M. Moran, Station CO (I). Stuart Tasman, R. W. Griggs, and C. A. Henninger. In the second row are: N. C. Jackson, B. C. Marine Lt. Warren. Assistant Exchange Officer ( r), was promoted to his pres- A. B. Costa, R. C. Cogswell, B. L. Hudson, and R. F. Quicksell. Standing are: Owen Kelly, B. T. Jones ent rank Mar. 29 after being promoted to CWO-2 Mar. 5. Mrs. War- Marshall Kohn, A. A. Stuiber, J. C. Johnson, and L. 0. Moen. Also promoted were R. D. Blakeslee, M. G. ren was also present for the informal pinning ceremony. Elliott. R. H. Hez,ner, J. E.Hodges, and W. L. Warneka.

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H&HS PROMOTIONSTwenty-six H&HS Marines display new corporal chevrons shortly after receiving their promotion warrants from Maj. L. 0. Davis, H&HS CO. The new Corporals are: first row (l-r) Anthony Antonizio, Luke Austin, G. 2. Blum, E. J. Burtch, R. K. Davis, I.. A. ltrash, G. L. Duhadway, G. L. MAIL THE WINDWARD MARINE HOME TODAY ,:, NO ENVELOPE REQUIRED ::: G. ' am, and B. R. GraybiU. Second ....iw: Willie Johnso,, Dallas Jones, G. M. slice, W. L. Manigault, .., ..% ..::; Pe. se required: 3rd Class Mall 4c, lst Class Mail Sc, Airmail gr. :::: D. B. Nau, W. D. Rose, D. A. Schwinghammer, A. R. Small, and Jamie Hernandez. Third row: T W. - - - *:.: For mailing fold psprr twice and smart outer edge with tape or staple. 'il Smith, C. J. Spina, J. W. Violando, R. L. Wheeler, R. L. Alfano, J. M. Chimley, F. E. Burroughs, and R. K. Hicks.