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Water Carnival This Weeken WATER CARNIVAL THIS WEEKEN Pat Morrow Bobby Scott To Appear MITURAIlli -,411HINE On Carnival At Carnival Event Slate Perky, freckle-faced and tiny Bobby Scott, a former Marine are some of the terms used to who is now one of music's most declibe her. Whatever her versitile figures, will visit the attributes and qualifications, she's K-Bay area this weekend to a star and on her way to Hawaii. appear with television star Pat fiss. Patricia Morrow has made Morrow at the 8th Annual K-Bay room in her itinerary for a two Water Carnival. day stay in Hawaii. Recognized as an accomplished Diminutive Pat is widely arranger, composer, producer, and known for her current role as Rita successful Columbia Records ackson in the "Peyton Place" artist as well, Bobby has been elevision series. Hardly a late involved in music since childhood. starter in show business, Miss He started playing piano for big furrow first hit the screen at the name bands at the age of 12. A ender age of 14 weeks. After a former member of the Gene rid retirement she returned to Krupa Quartet, Scott performed the stage at the seasoned age of on Krupa's "Jazz At The even and started a now Philharmonic" tour in 1955. impressive list of stage, screen and Bobby's first vocal recording, elevision appearance. "Chain Gang", was a near million The object of Miss Morrow's seller in 1956. After a brief tour oumey to Hawaii will be the 8th as a singer, Scott turned to knnual K-Bay Water Carnival this composing and conducting. weekend. While here she will Among those who have used honors at Scott's talents as an arranger are administer the various QUEEN AND HER COURT - The reigning queen and court for the 1968 K-Bay Water Carnival is, left to of the Bobby Darin, Harry Belafonte, the carnival; the crowing right, Patricia Smith, Paulette Brilhante, Queen Susan Jo Grant, Nora Ahonen, and Linda Knippschild. carnival queen and presentation of Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, trophies. Gloria Lynn, Arthur Prysock, Miss Morrow along with Bobby Quincy Jones, Les Elgart, Timi Scott. is the first step in an Yuro, Esther 0 farirn, Nan expansion of the annual carnival Thrills, Excitement Await Mouskouri, Sarah Vaughan and to an unparalleled scope. The Diahann Carroll. carnival, featuring power boat Leading artists who have used racing. canoe raceS, water sidling, Bobby Scott's songs include sky diving, static displays, and a Sports Johnny Mathis, Robert Goulet, Viewers of Water Aretha Franklin, Arthur Prysock, carnival midway, has been doubled in length this year and The months of preparation are Another glider demonstration Hawaii Canoe Racing Association Herb Alpert, Peggy Lee and Tony drawing to a close and the 8th is scheduled for 1:15 p.m. to be will take to the water in their Annual IC,Bay Water Carnival will followed at 2 p.m. by the craft at 8 a.m. to start the day's get off with a splash this weekend. conclusion of the power boat competition. At 9:30 a.m. a glider If you enjoy competition, races. Also at 2 will be the demonstration by the Hawaii excitement, and action, you will presentation of the carnival queen Soaring Club will be followed at want to attend. For the carnival and her court by television star 10 a.m. by sailboat races offers all that and more. =111111MMIM sponsored by members of the Saturday, at 10 a.m. the action Kaneohe Yacht Club. starts. A glider demonstration Thanks To At 11 a.m. Colonel Burgess will featuring the Hawaii Soaring Club return with his German plane to will be the first scheduled event. World "1":2 thrill the crowds with another At 11 a.m. the Duke Kahanamoku Telelision star Pat stunt flying exhibition: Canoe Power Boat Marathon, featuring Morrow and singer Bobby races will end at 12 noon, at top drivers from Hawaii Power Scott are appearing at the 8th which time Olympic champ Ken Boat Association, will roar to a Annual K-Bay Water Carnival White will return to the water start. through the courtesy of with his entertaining water ski The Radio Controlled Model World Wide Publishing Co., show. Pat Morrow Airplane Club will delight the publisher of the The second heat of the power Bobby Scott will run two full days. spectators at 11:30 a.m. with a WINDWARD MARINE, who boat races featuring top members Bennet. With the appearance of Miss model plane demonstration. A is paying all the expenses for of the Hawaii Power Boat A recent guest on the Johnny Morrow and a yet unannounced stunt flying demonstration slated both stars, including their Association will get under way at Carson, Steve Allen, John Cary male star at the carnival, hopes for for 12:30 p.m. will feature airline tickets to Oahu, 12:30 p.m. There will be another and the New Yorkers television success are at an unprecedented Lieutenant Colonel Samuel reservations at the Kahala model plane demonstration by shows, Bobby has made his debut high in this drive for funds for the Burgess, USAF, in his vintage '44, Hilton and a Hertz members of the Remote for Columbia Records with "My K-Bay Y,,tith Activities advanced German trainer from Rent-A-Car while on the Controlled Model Airplane Club Heart In My Hands" which was released earlier Association. WWII. Island. (Continued on Page 3) this year. Patricia Morrow and singing star Bobby Scott, and a musical treat Carnival Schedule Page 2 supplied by the Marine Barracks, Water Pearl Harbor Band and Fleet Fashion Show Pages Marine Force, Pacific, Drum and Windy Goes Gliding Page 11 Bugle Corps. Sky divers from the Windward Sports Pages 12,131 Sport Parachute Club, and combat jumpers from the 6th Force published the WorkI .Wide Publish- Recon. Co. will fill the sky with ......:-..... The Windward Marine is by ..-. chutes at 3 p.m. in a sport and i:i: ing Co., a private company in no way connected with the Depart- :::::::... combat jump demonstration. A ment of the Navy or the Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by the water ski demonstration featuring publishers herein are not to be considered official expressions by ::.:.: Olympic Water Ski Champion, :iii:i the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps. Appearance of =.11111=16 Ken White will conclude the first advertising in this publication does not constitute an endorsement by the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps of the firms, :::: FROM AIR WAVES TO WATER WAVES - Radio and TV day of the carnival. ...... 16, promises products or services advertised. Personalities from KGMB, left to right, Bob Jones, George Sunday, June ......, fun-filled day Kennedy and Jim Lathrop, will be competing in the Power Boat another action and of the :Races at the Water Carnival this weekend. for carnival goers. Members Page 2 Windward Marine June 13,,1968 June 15,1968 June 16,1968 10:00 a.m. Glider Demon- 8:00 a.m. Canoe Races stration 9:30 a.m. Glider Demon- 11:00a.m. Power Boat stration Races, First Heat 10:00 a.m. Sailboat Races 11:30 a.m. Model Plane 11:00 a.m. Stunt Flying Demonstration Demonstration 12:30 pm. Stunt Flying 12 Noon End of Canoe Demonstration Races 1:15 p.m. Glider Demon- Water Ski Show stration 12:30 p.m. Power Boat 2:00 p.m. End of Power Races, Second Boat Race Heat Presentation of 1:15 p.m. Model Plane Queen and Court Demonstration Marine Barracks. 2:00 p.m. Presentation of Pearl Harbor Queen and Court Band FMF. Marine Barracks, Pacific Drum and Pearl Harbor Bugle Corps Band FMF, 3:00 p.m. Sky Divers - Pacific Drum and Sport and Bugle Corps Combat 3:30 p.m. Stunt Flying 3 : 1 5 p.m. Water S k i Demonstration Demonstration 4:00 p.m. End of Power 4:00 p.m. End of First Day Boat Races Midway with refreshment and 4:30 p.m. Drawing for amusement activities, rides, mil- Prizes itary static display, displays and 5:00 p.m. End of 1968 demonstrations by various clubs K-Bay Water and organizations. Carnival ne 13, 1968 Windward Marine Page 3 olunteers Needed For Summer College Courses Offered etraining Programs With Chaminade Volunteers for training in two equivalent, are eligible. Registration for courses at to processing programs are The Systems Engineering Chaminade College begins June lag sought by the Marine Corps. raining is open to warrant. 24, at the campus, June 27 at officers through lieutenant Tripler Hospital, and June 28 at The programs are Data Systems and System colonels. The 26 weeks of training' Schofield Barracks. utomation ,consists of the study, design, Courses offered are: gineering. at directing, file organization, Chaminade campus, Bus. 412, Automation The Data Systems disciplines and techniques of a Procurement; Econ. 405, Money Ong, open to lieutenants data system. and Banking; Hist. 302, rough lieutenant colonels, Also included in this program Renaissance and Reformation; months formal and nsists of six is a 10-week on-the-job training and Phil. 409, Philosophy of Man. oral training in management, period at a Marine Corps data Registration will be held from ocessing, directions, capabilities processing installation. 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., and 1:30 to d techniques of data systems. Officers with a minimum of BRONZE STAR - Lieutenant Colonel Merton R. Ives, 3:30 p.m. Classes begin June 25. Officers with a minimum of two years service, and who have Commanding Officer, Marine Air Control Squadron-2, with his At Tripler Hospital, courses o years service, and who hold a completed or now are serving on a wife, Joanne, and their two children, Mark and Laura, after will be: Soc, 309, Population ccalaureate degree or GED data processing tour, are invited receiving the Bronze Star Medal with Combat "V"June 6.
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