WASHINGTON - Don't count Later projections taking inflation has declined and the 5.5 percent-a-year. Actually either chamber of Into Congress on a raise as big as seven percent on account, were of an even higher civilian pay increase limit therefore could veto a postponement amount, Jan. I, 1973. Don't even be ranging slightly above seven may be too high, and would fuel from Oct. I, 1972. absolutely, positively sure of any raise Percent. inflation. But Senators and that soon. Now all bets are off. The Ffa chairman, Arthur F. Representatives then would have to Sept. I is the date the President Inflation has been slowed. Burns, said productivity was estimated explain to the voters why federal to personnel Jan. 1 pay raise must give his federal pay proposals The President has ordered a to allow three percent increases in were given two raises in belt-tightening Congress if he wants to stave off an and has threatened to wages a year without increasing 1972 when most voters can get only automatic boost effective Jan. I. veto appropriation and other bills production costs. But it now can one raise a year. Nixon's veto threat He is sure to do that because he which are unduly increased by justify only 2.3 percent. message made it clear Democrats already said last January that federal Congress. If the National rate of increase in running for re-election were going to may should He be attacked for spending deflate and military workers is reported be productivity hasn't when final too much. prior civilian to considering jumped not get two raises in one year when a holdup in appointing the statistics for the September submission The every-fourth-year pay wage-price guidelines limit the general government- industry commission are toted up, the administration may commission meets to recommend which population to one. is supposed to meet every four go for a smaller raise than the 4.9 changes in salaries of the President, The President's budget projected years to consider top government percent civilian and 6.4 percent Vice President, cabinet and if not disappear hike under salaries. sub-cabinet officers and congressmen. r 4.9 percent Civil Service military one originally envisioned. the comparability- with - industry And a top government official, It might even seek a delay Affected by those salaries in turn are the principle. That would have meant a chairman of the Federal Reserve beyond Jan. 1, though this is a remote top military and civil service grades. Board, 6.4 percent raise in military basic pay. said this week that productivity possibility. f?E117,7"

Helping to keep Hawaii Marine green Marines battle the foes polluting land, air, sea by Sgt Tom Bone'

K-BAY - "We will fight our which could (if unchecked) spoil our surrounding waters, specifically called (72101) to schedule pumping country's battles, in the air, on land air, disfigure our land, and kill our Kaneohe Bay. services to empty the waste collection and sea!" seas. The waters of Kaneohe Bay have dumps. is These words are familiar to all Realizing their responsibility in been classed as AA by the State of The order emphasises that "it Marines but how many of you have the battles against pollution, the Hawaii and discharge of any pollutants extremely important that no wastes wastes stopped to realize their full commands of the 1st Marine Brigade into these waters is prohibited. other than the non-volatile oily significance? and K-Bay have taken measures to This goes much further than say be collected in these drums." One of our country's biggest guard their environment against the random toss of litter into the The order prohibits the use of battles right now is not being waged becoming the "spoils" of the enemy. waters. oily wastes for dust-control purposes aboard the base. against enemies of our democracy but In a joint-order, dated July 27, The joint-order explains, "In on roads by any units measure against an enemy that has slowly been and titled Disposal of Industrial order to comply to the maximum Units wishing to take have to schedule growing within our own communities. Wastes, guidelines have been set to extent possible with the quality dusty roads will now the Public Works That enemy is called pollution, abolish the possible pollution of our standards, we must minimize wastes the service with that find their way into the storm Department (call 72380). drain and sewerage systems." Battery acids and paints (and ?XV R'eggf These storm drain and sewerage paint solvents) are not to be poured systems eventually tie in with the down any drains, in fact the disposal Before dinner at the Royal Aloha Hotel the manager and his lovely hostess show waters of Kaneohe Bay. of paint solvents wastes must be done Sgt Renfro and his wife Bonnie the sights of the hotel. (photo by PRI Don Mathis) Because of this, the order states at lent 50 feet away from any storm oily wutes, muds u motor oils, greases, or sewer drain. hydraulic fluids, lubricants, solvents, Washing of aircraft, vehicles or His job is People jet and diesel fuels, will not be other equipment will be done only at discharged into any type of drain. approved washing areas and only Instead, all non-volatile oily biodegradable detergents will be used. wastes will be collected and stored by Any questions concerning the The most reason he CAMP SMITH - Robert R. important the using activity in 55- gallon metal joint order (No. 6240) which applies MOM goes on vacation Kenny joined the Marine Corps in may he qualified to work in the drums. to all military and civilian personnel Human Affairs Division is that he 1953 and spent four and a half years When an activity has acquired aboard the Station should be referred owns his own Human Training Affairs as an enlisted man, then got out. After three full drums, or has collected to the Public Works Department Training firm in Honolulu located in his release from active duty he wastes for six months without filling Pollution Abatement Officer at the Bishop Trust Building. MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL Sgt Renfro and his wife, Bonnie, attended Colgate University where he the drums, the Public Works 257.2098. the Holiday Inn Maj Kenny said, firms are to HARBOR - Sgt David G. Renfro was were guests of earned his masters degree and received "If Transportation dispatcher is to be gain the competitive selected as "Marine of the Month" for (airport location) for the weekend, his NDEA grad fellow for his PhD at advantage, they're July. He is currently serving at the and treated to dinner, compliments of the U of H. going to have to devote as much Correctional Center, here. the Royal Aloha Hotel. In 1962 he received a direct effort, energy and capital commission into the reserve program investment on the human assets as [Everyone should kiss at least one buttonl and served with the 4th Recon they spend on the technological Company. He was also the Province assets." He also said, "Invoking the Senior Advisor of the Department of term leadership and leaving it there State in Quang Tin Province I Corps. whether it be civilian or military From 1966 to 1968 he spent his two organizations is no longer a sufficient Local changes planned weeks active duty in the Republic of application of what leadership in the Vietnam with 1st Recon Battalion. 1970-80s is all about. The reason for Maj Robert Kenny is presently the new application of leadership is OAHU - Headquarters Marine billeted as the commanding officer of stationed at Camp Smith with Human because people are different today Corps announced last week the Camp H.M. Smith, will be working as Affairs working in each of the from what they were 20 years ago. upcoming re-assignment of two local Marine Corps Liaison to the Chief of functional areas of the division. Essentially, people have more options general officers and a general officer Naval Operations out of Vancouver, It may sound funny to have a as to what they do with their life." selectee. B.C. man with all of this combat training Since he has been stationed here Affected by the re-assignments Taking over the vacancy left by working with the Human Affairs at Camp Smith he has become a are BGen K.J. Houghton, Chief of BGen Armstron's move from the 1st Division but actually there may not be member in the 100 Mile Club and says Staff FMFPac, who is to take Marine Brigade will be another a better man for the job. Maj Kenny that the "mean and lean program is command of Force Troops Pacific at brigadier general selectee, Col William volunteered for active duty in the one of the best human relations Twentynine Palms; BGen V.A. L. Smith, now stationed at Human Affairs Division, FMFPac, to programs that I have ever seen." Maj Armstrong, CG, IstMarBde, who will Headquarters Marine Corps. familiarize himself completely with Kenny said, "I'd like to see more take over the vacant Chief of Staff slot Specific dates for the above division functions. "This is to effect a civilian companies promote physical at FMFPac and the second hat of listed changes of command have not smooth transition of my reserve unit fitness programs with the same Deputy CC of FMFPac; and Col yet been made public but the majority since they've been put under command support the program here at Kenneth McLennan (brigadier general are scheduled for September. operational control of FMFPac." Smith receives." selectee) who will trade his post at Headquarters FMFPac to go to Canada. Col McLennan who is now Stela eel" Agana, on the What, how and treating it inside page 2- Briefs and Bennies Your Opinion Voting K-BAY - What is Sickle Cell Anemia? sickle cell disease. SCA is an inherited condition in which there is a defect Although this is an inherited Page 3- Island Spotlight disease, it does not usually in the hemoglobin (coloring matter of the red corpuscles of manifest itself at birth. In Special Services most instances the first symptoms the blood). appear at about two years of age or earlier. Page 4-- New look at Course The presence of this defective or abnormal hemoglobin is The term "Crisis" is used Pucker Power to designate periods of activity capable of causing distortion (sickling) of the red blood cells. of the disease. Bowling Stets SCA affects predominantly, but not entirely, members The symptoms often page 5- Training modernizes take the form of fever (associated and descendants of the black race. infection), pain, loss of appetite, Organized grab flag paleness of the skin, Although sickled red blood cells have been found in one yellowish tint to the eyes and In the long sometimes there is a striking run of every ten American blacks, the active disease, SCA, occurs decrease in number of red corpuscles. Page 6- Malini means Marine about once in 400 American blacks. It is estimated that As part of the on-going program to provide the best Guadalcanal approximately 50,000 persons in the United States of America possible medical services to Kaneohe-based Marines, Sailors page 7- Club news suffer from the disease. Classified Ads and their dependents, the Station's Dispensary has recently This disease occurs as a result of the mating of two Little Leisure Lines acquired the equipment required to conduct screening tests for persons, each of whom carries the gene for the sickling trait page 8- decalcomania Sickle Cell Anemia. Believe it or not, this young man is demonstrating the proper use of a "Kisser (no symptoms). If the child inherits this gene from each Pre-School Appointments for testing and medical counseling can be Button." See page 4 for story and full explanation. (photo by Sgt Dave Koteles) -'dynamic' parent, the presence of a double dose in the child will result in made by calling 72172. before taking high school english they'll not be promoted until while 298 will advance to stall Date of rank to be eligible for Counseling sessions for new students or high school grands with a GCT less December 9 and 10." sergeant. promotion is Nov. 30, 1971. in the University of Southern California's Masters Degree program, than 110 needing to refresh their basic TIG FOR LIEUTENANTS - K-BAY Systems Management will be held in reading skills. The course is paid by Time in Grade requirements needed SNCO PROMOTIONS - HQMC CORPORAL PROMOTIONS - TUITION CHANGES - Tuition the Joint Education office on is first the V.A. For more information visit for second lieutenants to be promoted has announced that 30 Marines will be 6,319 lance corporals will be costs have been changed for all come, first serve basis on Aug. 14 and the Joint Education Office or call have been upped to 18 months. The advanced to lirst sergeant and 40 to promoted to corporal during August. off-duty education courses taught by 15 from 3 to 6 pm. 72061. next first lieutenants promotion master sergeant during August. This Date of rank for seniority and pay Chaminade College of Honolulu. The IMPROVE READING SKILLS REGISTRATION CLOSES - increment had been scheduled for will complete the Fiscal Year 1972 purposes will be Aug. 1. Composite new tuition cost is $27 per semester St. Louis High School, Adult The Registration Section, located in Sept. 9 and 10 but HQMC has said selection lists for both ranks. scores needed for promotion is 100 for hour. Registration goes on Sept. 20. - Division is offering off duty the trailer adjacent to the wart side of that those who would have been Additionally, gunnery sergeant all occupational fields except OF62, Call 72061 for more information. development reading courses at K-Bay PMO, Bldg. 256, will be closed for eligible have "reasonable notice that chevrons will go to 213 staff sergeants, where a minimum of 128 is needed. U SC COUNSELING - on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday business (ID photos, vehicle evenings at 6 p.m. The course is for registration, etc.) each Thursday non-high school grads needing help beginning at 11 a.m. Your one vote can make the difference

Hey, man, got your FPCA yet? got made card-carrying members of "My FPCA? What's that? the Establishment. thought I had everything I needed for "Heck, I still can't get a drink at I recently attended the Human for dog meat. She asked me what she letting us know of your concern in this base, then let's realize that we all have the hike." home." Relations School at K-Bay in order to could do to try to stop these killings. I matter. to help keep it clean and control our No, no, it's not for the hike, it's Seems I read in the paper how become a Human Relations Discussion told her to write to the President of children. This will give us a base we a Federal post card application - for there's going to be an amendment to The letter was signed by J.W. Leader and be able to give classes to the United States. She asked if she can be proud of. voting. your state constitution voted on at the acting chief of the Forest Marines in my unit. could write to President Nixon and I DeMerna, Mai Boyer "Oh, yeah. Doesn't concern me, general election - something about Service, Dept. of Agriculture, My little girl, Michele, wanted to told her she could if she wanted to. Sr ecial Services Officer pal, I'm only seventeen." lowering the drinking age. That's GySgt John F. Honold, Jr. know why I had to tell other people She then asked if he would read her But you told me your birthday's another good reason for you to vote, STATEMENT about Human Relations. I told her letter and do something about the NOM HAWMAR in October. Most states'll let you my amigo, and vote in your home that some people don't feel they are killing of horses. I told her the OF POLICY register to vote and write for an state. They get your taxes, so you This column affords an given a chance to do what they should President was very busy but that ATTRACTIVE BASE absentee ballot before you're eighteen, ought to have a say in what they do. active military be doing, such as getting good jobs or someone would read her letter and tell opportunity for duty if you're going to be eighteen on or by Don't register and vote in Hawaii going to school. Some people even feel him about it. personnel, dependents or civilian election day, Big Nov. 7. unless you want to live here. That's are better employees to express personal and/or they than others. She then remarked, "I can do K-Bay is without a doubt one of "No kidding? Aahh, why go only fair, right? Michele professional opinions on matters that said that shouldn't be, this because this is America and in the most attractive bases in the through the trouble, though? What's "Where do I get an FPCA? because everyone relate to areas of interest at their base was created equal. America everyone can do what they military. As the Joint Special Services my vote, anyway? One crummy vote The Skipper's got them. He's our or within the Marine Corps. A This is America, not a communist want to." I told her she was right as Officer I have had the opportunity to and I already know the guy I don't unit voting officer. He'll tell you how country-everyone can get an serviceman's name, rank, organization long as it was within the law. She look at all of the base recreational like is going to win." to fill out the form. He's got a book education they want to do so, is and phone number are required with if it received an answer (below) to her facilities on a daily basis. Man, you really are a dope! What that tells you whether you have to up to the individual to go to school. I letter in November. each submission. Civilian if everybody said that? There you are, register first in your state before you told her that right now there is a Unfortunately there appears to employees/dependents are requested dug in with your platoon, and a whole vote, and all the other straight scoop, problem with race relations in the Dear Michele: be an increasing tendency aboard base to include work section/address and bunch of our opposite numbers from like where to send the form. You United States. She said she didn't see President Nixon has asked us to for littering and vandalism. phone number. Each letter must be the other side start charging you. You don't even have to put a stamp on it. it, "I get along with everyone, no write and thank you for your letter signed. Names will be used. going to sit there and say, "What's the "I'll ask him about it at the first Boards are ripped of the matter what their color is," expressing concern about the welfare off To submit a letter, type or print use of me shooting? Someone else'II rest stop. Where're we going today?" beach cabanas and burned as fire I told her not everyone feels that of wild horses in the West. your comments (limit 150 words) and get them, and I'd probably miss." You ever been to scenic wood; the beach bath house way, which is why you see people on Many persons are concerned is quickly contact your area correspondent for What's one vote? Kid, what's the liring Haleiwa? being destroyed and the list seems the TV news burning houses and today about the well-being of wild inclusion in the Hawaii Marine. Letters pin from your rifle? You, too, chum - find out who endless. making trouble. They are fighting for horses and burros. The United States must be received by noon Friday at "Well, I never looked at it that your friendly voting officer is and fill If we want to enjoy a beautiful what they feel is right. She said she Senate has passed an Act (5.1 116) K-Bay (10 a.m. at Camp Smith). way before. I guess I really ought to out an FPCA with him. He'll tell you doesn't see why they do this-all which would protect them, and the vote." everything you need to know about people are created equal. I told her House of Representatives has recently You bet. We can't go around voting in the general election and in America is a young country and if we passed a similar Bill (II.R.9890). The complaining any more that we're old state primaries. He may even shake don't learn to get along with each differences between the two will soon enough to go on a 20-mile hike but your hand. But he won't tell you who other, regardless of their color, then all be resolved. not old enough to vote. Boy, we just to vote for. of the men who have given their lives ... Until. congress reaches a final fot the U S. Flagg did it for nothistig, _decision on the Way they would like to because America will destroy herself. see wild horses managed, the Forest When I went home one Friday, Service and the Bureau of Land my little girl gave me the story of the Management are both trying to give Become involved in HR flag and pictures she drew. She is 91/2 these animals as much protection as years old, goes to St. Anthony's possible. All Forest Rangers have been School and is going into the 5th grade. instructed to allow no one to capture K-BAY - When was the last time that you or someone close to you said, "I Last year Michele read in a or bother the wild horses and burros just can't understand what is happening to this country. Somebody should do weekly paper at school that the wild living in the National Forests. something about racial tensions, dreg abuse, poverty, juvenile delinquency, the horses in the West were being killed Thank you again for writing and generation gap, etc.?" The concern expressed by statements of this nature is sincere, the social problems that are addressed are a reality, and they are affecting every segment of k our society, including the military. Assuming a sincere concern, the next question \st-10%144. is, "What can I as an individual do about these massive problems and how can I \\"- learn more about the factors which contribute to these conditions?" One of the \4_ ways that a Marine and his family or friends can become personally involved and Nrneo. contribute towards the solutions of our common problems is by volunteering hIs Or her time to one of the many and varied organizations both on station and in the civilian community. Eue.vt.vrtst rs, -v1, Many of these organizations offer training programs which will benefit the 'beget \C\ l.,JQNS1N ''tXrer ox individual and offer experience in many areas that may be unfamiliar such as -Vnt-\\ 00,,n ax\ 04c- k-1,r, `rwsysov1, \ v. 1'41 medical aid, case work guidance and counseling, drug abuse, mental health, 0..G yt 4:3'.'..C.rrerrs ran ott teaching, tltshe'cA( sports activities, etc. Opportunities for volunteer work are available not 01\i tee S-t vio\ only for adults but also for young persons who are interested in helping and getting to know others. )" \ Personal involvement of Marine, and their dependents is one of the major goals of the Marine Corps Human Relations Program and to achieve this end, the Marine Corps Human Relations Team is working closely with civilian c...6:inizations in order to develop possibilities for individual action. The Commandant has made it clear that we are firmly committed to improving relations between Marines and the civilian community and to developing methods for alleviating the social problems that confront the Corps and country. To emphasize this commitment the Commandant has directed that a mandatory remark be placed in section "C" of all Officer and Staff Non-Commissioned Officer Fitness Reports concerning that Marine's "contribution and leadership In human relations." For detailed information on how YOU can become involved in an area that will interest you and what possibilities are available, call Capt T.M. Cook, OIC Human Relations Team (72337) or Miss Rosalie Anderson, Director, Votunteet Services Bureau (521-4566). Clubs or organizations desiring information or guest speakers, please contact Capt Cook. Uno.ta vie ecri.ok,' Urv-;e0NAt 660144 ea,ma

Did you drop out of place? Mary the woes wove c, ar\-%e., g (' (Av.. oa.mar by Chaplain S.C. Schade p ..r`OS w\l'Alm-seNvi..feywcat4 tO Ot1e. Ootta.i-46\V` u"" A young fellow got into his car to call for his date. He stepped on the starter-- " ex-5 nothing happened. siTAN4 Ore- op Strong He tried again - no response. "Maybe it's the carburetor," he kivet\\ec ex'y'fiu OK-kt-ONtIAAPV, %AM'S mumbled. Investigating, he found the needlepoint had dropped out of its place in the valve. A one-inch gadge t, shaken out of its place, was blocking the gasoline vent. Because of it, a 235 horse-power engine couldn't Fat move the car. Have you ever been guilty of saying, "What a fouled up world we live in", and God then not doing anything about it? I guess we have all felt sorry for ourselves. We have had times when we have had our moments (.\x of discouragement; we have been overcome by financial problems and family separations. At these times it is very easy to push the blame on someone else and become sour about life in general. It is G,64: with this attitude we clog up our own uSc. machinery. We become the needlepoint that drops out of place and prevents the surge of divine power within. AW:6\e The world can only change for the better as each person Is willing to change and accept his responsibility as a member of the human race. Each of us can either be a vehicle that will improve the world around us, or we can be the displaced gadget that complicates the human problem. God has a place and purpose for each of us. We have not matured as human beings until we find that place and fulfill our purpose. What is our purpose? To glorify God in service to our fellow man. That is what living is all about. 400. 101C J.R.1:11ioti Sat B.C. Lynn , Capt LeVern SSgt C.D. McCough 1..Cp1 W.R. Lucero Cpl J.A. Fenison Sgt George Acker§ KBay K-Bay SSgt J.F. Mahood K-Bay Camp Smith Camp Smith Camp Smith Camp Smith 1/3 MATCU-70 K-Bay Promo PS11 Merit Merit Mast MP of the Month Promo Pronto Prunes Merit Pronto Mast

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Sgt D.. Slender Sgt J.M. Ward SSg R.C. I'hillips LCpI R.P. Jackson PVC Keith Lobe Dale Huntoon GySgt L.M. Lawson SSgt H.W. Hudson CO C.A. Gordner Sgt P.A. Nesbitt PFC J.E. Wye PFC S.D. Rice LCpI K-Bay K-Bay K-Bay K-Bay K-Bay K-Bay Camp Smith Camp Smith Camp Smith Camp Smith HMM-262 K Bay K-Bay SOMS 2/3 fat Radio Bn H&S, 2/3 PSB H&S Co, 2/3 Promo Promo Promo Merit Mast Marine of Month SOMS Promo Promo ShIpover Marine of Month ahipover Merit Promo Promo MARINE BARRACKS, Hudson, The Marine NCO; Sgt G.H. PEARL HARBOR H o I try, General Administrative The following have completed Procedures; GySgt W.E. Tasker, Map MCI Courses: LCpI E.M. Black Jr., The and Aerial Photograph Reading. 81MM Mortar Crewman; LCpI D.W. LCpI William H. Kolbe Jr. has Save'', Tactics of the Marine Rifle been promoted to his present rank. Squad; LCpl L.E. Garinger, Basic Sgt James H. Keebler has been Engineer Equipment Mechanic; Cpl awarded a meritorious mast by Col M.D. Schacht, The Marine NCO; Sgt A.I. Thomas, commanding officer, Fundamentals of Map Marine Barracks, for exemplary 1 / R.M. Bascue, Cpt P.M. Linberg Cpl T.E. McPherson Reading; PFC J.D. Kerkman, The performance of duty while working K-Bay K-Bay 81 MIN Mortar Crewman; LCpI J.C. for Marine Barracks Special Services. Comm Supt Co SOMS Marine of Month Marine of Month

Showing the parents how to bounce on a trampoline will be just one of the Winners of the House of the Month award were: Captain W.S. Rogers, Officers area; Gunnery Sergeant D.E. Morse, Capehart; things the children in K-Bay's Summer and Staff Sergeant J.T. McL)ougald Jr 65 area Fun Program will demonstrate at the closing day of the program next K-BAY Winslow, and J.A. Murphy. They donated the blood on offdity Friday. Starting with an Open House A Co, 1 /3 C Co, 1/3 hours. at the Mokapu School at 8 a.m. where Promoted to their present rank Corporals K.R. Barnes, DJ. HqCo, 1st Marine Brigade parents will be able to observe their were: Sgt J.D. Darnell and Corporals Cormier, S.W. Firestone, J. Reichardt The following people were children in the various areas, they will C.T. Carey, R. Green, R.L. Jones, D.R. and G.C. Sykes. promoted to corporal: Daniel M. move to the field behind the school at Shields, C.L. Tinklenberg. 1/3 Torres, Edward L. Crawford, Nicholas II a.m. for the official closing H&S Co, 1/3 Twelve Marines from Company J. Wijers, Johnson R. Harvey, and ceremony. After the 1st Marine Corporals T.C. Brand, T.D. "B" and "C" responded to a call for Daniel W. Kelly. Brigade Drum and Bugle Team leads Carnahan, M.A. L'Archeveque, K. blood donations for a retired Marine HMH63 off the ceremony, the children will put Mata'u, M.P. McDonald, T.G. Oakie, who lay dying at Queens Medical Staff Sergeants Joseph on a show which will consist of reiki. , G.L. Olson and M.G. Slocum and LCpI P. Center in Honolulu on Aug. 1. They Marseilles'#d Thomas F,..cieesuperod Camp singing, hula,- "gymnasfes: D.E. Eckert were promoted to their are: Sgt C.G. Avery, Cpl D.J. Cormier, were piir-rooted to their present rank. ukulele and cheer leading. Col W.J. present rank. PFC R.W. Easley, PFC R.G. Gullim, MACS-2 White, Station CO, will finish off the B Co, 1/3 PFC R.A. Andery and Pvt LW. Hogue Promoted to their present rank program with the presentation of Promoted to corporal were: C.A. of Company "C"; and HN3 R.D. were: Sgt Larry A. Callies; and certificates. (photo by LCp1 Mike Ashburn, D.J. Gafford, D.A. Mazzochetti, LCpI A. Puchowitz, PFC Corporals Alegandro Salazar, Stephen Lane) Pennington, C.A. Pyatt, J.L. Rowe, R. M.M. Sharik, PFC S.R. Fuentes, and D. Gallipeau, Kenneth L. Phillips, Salazar, J.M. Trees, D.L. Williams, J.S. PFC L.W. Hall all of Company "B". Terry D. Glandon and Steven A. Mats.

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Golf K-BAY SPECIAL SERVICES Course Marina Ent. Staff Co Grade 0 Fld Grade 0 Daily Rate: Monthly Rate: Ski boar per hour with 1 skier $4 $5 $6 56 $ Pvt-Cpl .75 Pvt-Sgt $3 + $1 for family Extra ,Ader 1 -1 I 1 HOURS OF OPERATION Sgt-W02 1.75 lstLt and below $6 + $2 for family Fishing boat for V: day (sin) 2 3 4 5 1st Lt-2ndLt 2. Capt and above $8 + $3 for family Fishing boat for Vs day Ile/ 3 4 5 6 DAYS OF Capt and above 2.25 Motor with pis & oil (day) 3 4 5 6 ACTIVITY PHONE OPERATION HOURS Dependents age 16 and younger: Daily 75 cents; Monthly $3 Cal 20 for VI day 4 5 6 7 Club storage MARS Radio Station 72797 Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and cleaning $2.50 RI odes 19 for Yr day 3 4 5 6 Marina 72219 Wed-Sun 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Cats for Vi day 2 3 4 5 Bowling 72597 Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-11 p.m. Squalls for Rs day 1.50 2 2.50 3 Sat 8 a.m.-I1 p.m. Hobby Shop after boat has been 15 minutes late Sun Noon-11 p.m. Firing Charges: Late Charges: $4 each !MI Mooring per month O. per month $4 Golf Course 72914 Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.-Sundown 4" high or wide 10 cents or 2 for 15 cents SI parking cents each Sat-Sun 6:30 a.m.-Sundown 6" 15 cents or 2 for 15 cents Launch and recovery, 50 day SI Gym 72109 Mon-Fri 11 cm.-8 p.m. 10" 25 cents or 2 for 35 cents Rental of skis & equipment per Sat-Sun Closed 12" 50 cents Cradle rental per day, 50 cents Hobby Shop 72541 Wed-Thurs I p.m.-9 p.m. 16" 65 cents Docking (overnight), 75 cents Fri 9 a.m.-5 p.m. $5 deposit required on paint spray gun 9 p.m. Sat a.m.-6 CAMP SMITH Sun Noon-6 p.m. Library SPECIAL SERVICES Auto Hobby Shop 72541 Wed I p.m.-9 p.m. Tape Room -50 cents per hour Thurs Noon-6 p.m. CAMP SMITH - The following is a listing of the Special Services facilities and their Fri I p.m.-9 p.m. Zoonosis (Vet) hours of operation. They arc: Sat 9 a.m. Nominal fees charged for medication BOWLING ALLEY, Monday and Tuesday, open bowling, 1I a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sun Noon-6 p.m. with league bowling on both nights. Wednesday, open bowling from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 73185 Wed-Fri 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Theater Warehouse Thursday and Friday, same as Monday and Tuesday. Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, Sat-Sun 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Telephone 72000 for current movie information - 25 movie cents per open bowling from noon to 10 p.m. 73192 Wed-Sun 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Stables Also, don't forget that if the red pin is in the number one position on the fast ball Swimming Pool 72922 Wed-Sun I I a.m.-6 p.m. Stables Mil./Dep. Guest and the bowler throws a strike, he is entitled to a free game card. 73583 Mon-Tues 11:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Western per Library Lessons English and how $2.50 $4 CAMP SWIMMING POOL, Tuesdays through Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Thurs 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Rides per hour Trail 1.50 3 Holidays, open swimming from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The pool is closed to dependents from Fri. - 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Pony Rides - 50 cents per Si hour I per hr 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Sat 9:30 a.m.-5:30 pm. food, Moonlight Rides 52.50 without $3.50 with food MANANA SWIMMING POOL, closed Mondays, swimming classes from 9 a.m. to 1 Sun I p.m.-5 p.m. p.m. Monday through with open swimming Tuesday through Friday from I p.m. 7:15 p.m. Friday Family Theatre 73668 Mon-Sun to 8:45 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 8:45 p.m. Thurs 8:15 p.m. THEATER, tickets are sold nightly from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and the flick 73628 Mon-Sun 6:30 p.m. Boondocker starts at 7 p.m. in the Pollock Theater. Thurs 7:30 p.m. Scuba Issue Room RECREATION ROOM, the rec room will be open Monday through Friday from 72608 Mon-Thurs 7 a.m.-6 p.m. - Child Care First check out period no charge 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and wit be closed on Saturday and Sunday, Fri 7 a.m.-1:30 a.m. with tank and regulator Two periods 50 cents HOBBY SHOP, Monday and Tuesday it will be open from II a.m. to 1 p.m. and 8:30 a.m.-1:30 a.m. Sat Three periods - SI with tank and regulator 4:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday the hours will be from noon to 9 p.m. ' 73548 Mon B a.m.-11 p.m. Zoonosis (Vet) Maximum check out time - one week LIBRARY, Monday and Tuesday the hours: will be from 9 am. to 5 p.m. and will 12:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. (By appointment only) Than be closed on Wednesdays. Thursday and Friday hours are the same as Monday and None Sat-Sun Noon-6 p.m. Skeet Range Child Care Tuesday. Saturday it will be open from 9 a.m. to I p.m. and will be closed Sundays. Wed I I a.m.-4 p.m. and SNCO Hourly Rates: Enlisted ISSUE ROOM - The Special Services Issue Room is open Monday through Friday 50 cents; two children, 65 cents; three children, 75 cents; One hour: One child, from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon and Sunday from 1 p.m. to. four children, 80 cents RATES 4 p.m. Officers GYM-WEIGHT ROOM - Monday through Friday they are both open from 8 a.m. children, 70 80 cents; Bowling One hour: One child, 55 cents; two cents; three children, to 9 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays the hours are from noon to 9 p.m. 85 cents 30 cents per line 10 cents shoe rental low children, STABLES - Guided trail riding hours are from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and and SNCO Weekly Rates: Enlisted from 9 a.m, to 3 p.m. on Sundays. Classes fill the through the week lunch daily schedule All day one child - $15 per week, including except when they we closed on Mondays and Thursdays. For on any of the including lunch information All day two children -SIB per week, Western or English riding classes, Trail rides or Sunset Trail which includes a two-hour Skeet Range including lunch All day three children $20 per week, trail ride and a steak dinner at the end of the trait, please contact SSgt Bill Meeks, Charge if personnel furnish their own ammunition 81.25 Officers 25 birds and use of the range) NCOIC, at 39-909. (For All day oile child -$17 per week, including lunch Charge if Skeet Range furnishes ammunition 54 For more information on any of the rest of the Camp Special Services facilities, All day two children - $20 per week. including lunch (For 25 birds and use of the range) contact SSgt James McCollum at 39467/468. All day three children - $22 per week, including lunch Golf Course to Receive New Look el" Id/ K-BAY Renovations are be able to watei the fairways grill course, but because many steps sports involved with the renovation hope to beginning to take shape at the golf approximately 45 minutes a day, using must be taken before they can be give the undertaking to an Engineering course, and in the future even more reclaimed sewage water. This will implemented, it may be some time Reserve Unit as a special project. surprises are in store. enable them to increase their watering Once the sand bank is removed, before the ideas can actually be During the last week, Self Help by almost 90%, graded off in order initiated. the area would be personnel began "squaring away" the In addition to these to prevent future sand erosion. Trees sand traps. The sand was carefully improvements, a new cart shed has Among the future plans for the would also be planted. selected from beaches aboard the base, been erected. Also, eight new carts course are three small lakes around the then trucked to the golf course for have been purchased, and by the end 13 and 14 fairways. On the 12th hole, The prettiest "shape" innovated Sportsline...72142 distribution to those traps that were in of October, they hope to have eight the removal of the sand bank, closest now, however, would have to be the need of the stuff that causes many a more, bringing the number of their to the green, is also proposed. Since young lady that replaced the sandwich Saturday afternoon golfer a Saturday total fleet to 32. the job will necessitate the use of machines in the pupu shack between night headache. Other plans are scheduled for the heavy equipment, the men directly the 9th and 10th holes! From the Moto Cross area, topsoil is being removed to help you are disappointed replenish the fairways. Several of the I would suppose an apology is in order if any of in well, fairways have lost their top covering finding my "Shorts" on these pages instead of Sgt Tom Bone's. Oh, if any of due to the amount of players using you Bone' fans can't take it you will be pleased to know he is still writing for this them daily, weather, and mainly Archers use pucker power paper. My name is Sgt Dave Koteles, and as new Sports Editor, I do hope you'll give because of a lack of water. my "Shorts" a chance. Somehow, that doesn't sound right! As of now, the fairways are K-BAY being watered 10 minutes every other K-BAY - In the world of THE LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION held their Blind 9-Hole Tournament day. The rationing of water is of archery a "Kisser Button" is as with one-half handicap. Winners were: A Flight, Ruth Brown (36); B Flight, Flo course based on a priority list. important as a tight sling on a rifle. Culbreath (391/2); D and C Flight, Naomi Colson (34M) ANY MARINES Unfortunately, the golf course is close Both ensure the shooter that he is interested in playing slow pitch softball in the evenings at Karina Park please to the bottom of that list. However, releasing his arrow, or firing a round contact SSgt Trahey at 254-2782 DWI-I, or go to one of the practices at Platt Field, by Sept. 15 of this year, that problem from the same position. This is Aug. 15 and 16 at 1700 EIGHT MARINES have been involved in will be solved. By that date, they will important if one wants to be accurate motorcycle accidents aboard the Air Station since Jan. 1. A little common sense enough to win championships. and application of defensive driving techniques can eliminate injuries. The new Last Sunday the Windward. recruiting posters do not say, "The Marines are looking for a few DEAD Bowmen Club hosted the Hawaiian MEN" THE 1972 INTRAMURAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS were Camping out? State Secondary Championships. held Aug. I Aug. 4. The team championship was won by VMFA-212 with 73 Archery enthusiasts from all over the points while 1st Radio Bn. placed second with 67 points. The individual island showed for the one day championship went to Dave Beard of VMFA212 THE 1972 FLEET Check SS first competition. MARINE FORCE PACIFIC REGIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT will be conducted Matt McMullen, son of Capt and here at K-Bay, the 14th through the 18th of August. Teams from Iwakuni and Mrs. Thomas McMullen of K-Bay, K-Bay will be competing for spots to play in the All Marine Tournament to be held K-BAY - You've found that explained, "You draw your bowstring at El Toro later this month PING PONG AND BADMINTON perfect camping spot. There's plenty back until the button touches your TOURNAMENTS will be held between the noon hours at the Station Gym of shade, a cool pool of water, a long, lips. By doing this you retain the same commencing Aug. 14 A ONE MONTH SCUBA CLASS to be held on green meadow and it's quiet. All you anchor point for each shot. Friday and Saturday evenings will begin testing and registering new students Aug. 18. need now is some camping gear. The technique must work for Anyone wishing to take the course need only bring themselves, their swim Oh, well, maybe next year you'll Matt, for Ire took first place in the trunks (to avoid embarrassment) and a $25 registration fee. CAMP SMITH be able to afford some camping Free Style Youth lJnclass competition. equipment. Why wait? Better yet, why Jim Archuletta took first place If there are any road runners around, you may be interested in the 40-Mile South buy it? Have you checked with Special in the Men's Free Style Hi Scratch, Loop Relay that is scheduled to go Aug. 27. The race is being sponsored by the Services? and Joyce Kittridge brought home the Mid-Pacific Road Runners Club. The Club is also forming a Navy/Marine Running If you haven't, do so. They have honors in the Women's Hi Scratch. Team and runners are needed! For information please contact John Notch at most of the gear you might need for In the Open Class, Bill Kittridge 689-8572 after 10:30 p.m. camping under the beautiful Hawaiian out shot Wally Nago for the trophy. OAHU skies-trailers, stoves lanterns, etc. The Barebow (no sights are allowed on Anyone interested in joining the Armed Services Athletic Club? Please call the When you're not just taking it easy the bow) Class was won by John Program Director, Dave Wilson, at 536-3735 for further information ON around the camp fire, you'll want to Cochenouer and Susanne Hysell. AUG. 5TH, HUNTING SEASON for feral sheep, pigs and goats opened in the check out the gear you'll need for Mauna Kea Game Management Area. In order to hunt you must have a valid fishing, snorkeling, or, if you take 1972-73 State of Hawaii hunting license. For further information call or visit the along some buddies, some softballs, Division of Fish and Game Office in Honolulu INFORMATION WAS volleyballs footballs, etc. GIVEN TO ME on a group of Marines who went out on the fishing boat "Cutty Don't spend your time lying Shark" last weekend and in one day caught 43 Mahi-Mahi and a 180 -pound Ain. around the barracks. Life's too short. Now, after knowing that fishermen are the most notorious liars in the world, can Go on down to Special Services and you believe that? Did I ever tell you about the time I went trout fishing in Colorado 'check out' the gear. But, one word of and caught a Since I'm covering all Marine Sports on the Island, there is no caution. Don't wait too long. Other way possible I can know of every event that is taking place unless you guys are catching on to the same idea. call REMEMBER, MY NUMBER IS 72142 ....THANK YOU.

Matt McMullen, winner of the Youth ffnelass., aims in on the target during the animal shoot part of the competition. (photo by Sgt Dare Koteles) Gridirons grind it out Navy Acad Grad K-BAY - Two thousand nine competitive with the addition of 4 hundred and seventy pieces of gear more teams over last year. People from now, on Sept. 8 at 1430, this won't be watching the same teams years Intramural 8-Man Tackle battling it out each week." Football Season will officially be Five games will be played each New Asst Coach for Marine Football Team underway. week with at least 3 games being Over 300 Navy/Marine personnel played here at K-Bay. This year Camp QUANTICO, VA. One of the rushing and total return yardage, and Officers' Basic School at Quantico in the ball 40 times for 144 yards, caught - will participate in the 11 team league Smith and NAD, Oahu will host ten in pass receiving. May, for 122 yards and was the leading runners and pass receivers in in the top December, 1968, and finished in eight passes with clubs representing Marine several of the games. naval When he graduated, the 6'1", class in the team's leading kick returner with 12 academy gridiron history has 1969 at the top of his Barracks, Pearl Harbor and NAD, Units entering teams are: been named 185 pounder was awarded the Naval leadership category. returns for 245 yards. as an assistant coach of Oaliu this year. CySgt Bill Garrett, MAC -24 (3), 3rd Marine Reg. (3), the Marine Academy's Athletic Association Sword Following his graduation from After the 1970 season, Murray Corps Football team. administrator for the league, says, Station (3), Marine Barracks, Pearl Capt Terry Murray, who as the man who contributed most to the Basic School, he attended the was transferred to Quantico's Officer "The season this year should he more ilarbor ( I ). and NM). Oahu (I). graduated from the Academy in 1968, the school's athletic programs. Army Ranger School and upon Candidate School where he served as a has been assigned as Offensive Coach, His exploits were not confined completion was named school Honor platoon commander and company according to Head Coach Capt Ron to the football field. In his senior year Graduate. executive officer. Eckert. he was a Company Commander and He served as a platoon Injuries sustained in a Murray led the Navy in rushing Regimental Sub-Commander in the commander in Vietnam from August motorcycle accident precluded his in 1965 and 1966. As a junior running midshipmen Brigade. 1969 to August 1970, and was playing for the Marine team in 1971. back, he was selected to the All-East When he graduated, he was awarded two Bronze Star Medals and a Murray was born in New York team and, after moving to flanker in picked to stay at the Academy for six Purple Heart for wounds received in City on April 5, 1945. Ile is the son of his senior year, he was again named to months to coach the Plebe football combat. Mrs. Sonya Murray of Allendale, New the All-East team. team and to instruct boxing in the He joined the Marine Corps Jersey. His father is deceased. The 27-year-old Marine ranks in physical education section. Football team in the fall of 1970 as a the top five in Academy history in Murray entered Marine Corps halfback. During the season he carried CAMP SMITH - Last season's champions of the Camp Smith Mixed Intramural League got a fast start by taking four from The Bums. Low B bowler for Keystone was Darryl Ong with only (?) a 188/477. Helping ow Darryl was Hide Honda with a 215-211/555, Al Belcher 202/541, Marines from the Station Curley Riffle 171/481 and Bob Wehrle Team demonstrate that, although football is lust a game, it takes a 182/480. Frank Detzer was the only lot of hard work to play it well. The team is preparing for the forthcoming Bum to keep up with the winners with Intramural Football Season. (photo by Cpl Mike Lane) a181/490. A 190/496 by Warren Downs led the Debits & Credits to four points men of The Pack) with a fine 190/498. Actual bowling will begin over their rival Money Makers. A To add a little spice to the action, Saturday, Sept. 9, at 11 a.m, at the 193/508 by Mark Kent wasn't enough Karen Parfitt converted the 2-7-10 in Airport Lanes located at 2660 Wai Wai to hold up the rest of his team. front of her NCOIC; and then to add Loop. 3-5, led by 0. Tawzer's 180/505 insult to injury beat him by 28 pins For further information on n and Ed Moilanen's 184/497, had an (not bad for her first time here - and registration or any other question you easy time taking four points from the how long have you been trying to may have, call Mrs. A.S. Piper at Strangers. Only bright spot for the knock those pins down Paul?). 455-8427. losers was Rick Brown's conversion of Also, anyone over 18 and under the 3-7.10 split. CAMP SMITH - Fifteen weeks 81 ' who would like to help out, S g In the game between the only of fun and competition are yours if coaches and scorekeepers are needed. two completely new teams this season, you join the Camr Smith The PMO Tickets took four from The Bantam/Junior Bowling league. BARBERS POINT - The Marine Suppliers. Jim Sherman led the The only limitation to this offer Bowling Team at Barbers Point seems is that you be the ages of 7 t . winners with a 484 scratch series. between to be "rolling" their way towards a The Birds took three points from and 17, and be a military dependent. fine season this year. Dependents the 1.8 Bailers on the surprising of civilian workers here, The Marines won a hard battle 183/513 of Frank Swick and 172/471 and those children living in the against VP-6 in the first game, by Manana Housing eligible of Pat Spencer. Helping these two new Area are also squeezing 8 points out of the 12 a to join the league. heavies (?) of the league was Jim possible. Allen Berg rolled a 518 series The use and Mathis with a 172/484. Leading 1-8 of bowling balls to lead the Marines in that victory. All shoes, courtesy was Gene Howard with a 174/485. of Special Services, scores were kept on a scratch basis. Robert P. Everett, a member of Headquarters Company, 3rd Marines, and president by plus participation prizes for everyone The 6.8.10 split was converted In ;1w sc. . mite of the season clings to an iMaginative device called a ts of the Hawaiian Military Rodeo Association, Buck Rogers while Jim got both the are just a few of the things the league the Marines , rely overwhelmed "bucking barrel" while four other cowboys try to shake him off. The association, has to offer. There's 5.7 and 3-10. even a Christmas Weapons h r all 12 points. Al with 50 active members, uses the barrel for practice, since it has no bucking stock. party planned. After losing the first two games members or . earn bowled in the a rodeo for Sept. 9, at the K-Bay rodeo grounds, by using They are planning to The Pack, The Misfits put together The cost is only $1.80 per week high 400s. The ream, understandingly, by LCpl Mike Lane) privately owned stock. (photo a fine game of 944 and salvaged a split. and registration will begin Monday and looks forward to the rest of the season Dee Campbell led the women (and the run all week long. with quite a bit of enthusiasm. S ea deer doe Dingers to meet

OAHU - Who are the best Shooters may fire both. marksmen? Nonmembers may join the Marines? association on the day of the shoot. Air Force? There will be a $19 registration Army? and entry fee for shooters for each gun CAMP SMITH - Pictured above are the four winners in the Camp Smith Quarterly Navy? (12 or 20) fired in the competition. Golf Tournament held at the NavylMarine Golf Course. They are, from left to Coast Guard? This fee applies to those who provide right, S. W. Phillips, USAF, first place in the "A" Flight; C.A. Raetz, second place in skeet-shooting Marines on their own ammunition. Cost will be All the "A" Right; A.R. Curtis, second place in the Calloway Right and John Oahu wishing to settle that argument 529 (again for each gun) for those Pettersen, first place in the Calloway Flight. once and for all will have their chance without ammunition. Guns will be soon at Hickam Air Force Base. furnished free to those who need The setting for this shotgun duel them. will be Ow 7th Annual Interservice Registration commences Skeet Championship scheduled to be promptly at 7:30 a.m. on August 27 at held on,Aug. 27 at the Hickam AFB the hick= AFB Skeet Range, with Skeet Range. the shooting starting at 9. Open to all military shooters For further information, please who are members of the National contact SSgt Morrison, 72333; SSgt Skeet Shooting Association, the Ripley, 72435; TSgt. Johns (Air contest will feature a choice of two Force), 44-3535; or the Hickam Air weapons 12 and 20 gauge shotguns. Force Base Skeet Range, 44-1172.

Organized grab flag Col Kenneth McLennan, Camp CO, presents Camp XO, LtCol Bob Webrle his trophy for taking top honors in Camp Smith Intramural Bowling. Other members CAMP SMITH The Intramural team coaches/managers - at 9:30 a.m., of the club are, from left to right, Kee Lewis, Bill Nickerson, Darryl Ong and Hide Flag Football season will start Aug. 21 Wednesday, at the Special Services Honda for those of you who were thinking of Office, located in Building 14. submitting a team or are looking for a team to get on. Sections are encouraged to sponsor a team for the season. Fillies' first baseman, Liz Vance couldn't hang onto the ball as a Warrior runner However, team rosters must be safely passes the bag. However, Liz connected later with a home run, helping the submitted no later than Wednesday to Fillies smash the Warriors 18 to 3 in the first game last Sunday of Women's the Camp Special Services Athletic Softball. Redfords' Devils defeated Joe's Harem 13 to 3 in the second game. (photo NCO. Additions and deletions to the by Sgt Dave Koteles) rosters may be made after submission. Team rosters may not hold over 15 men. Only those military personnel attached to Headquarters Company, H&S Bn FMFPac, and Service In the long Company run 1 Camp H.M. Smith are Once again the Marines are the first to eligible to play. Other personnel from hit the beach! And this time it's in a War Canoe! The Marines won the Special Interservice Race of the 50th State Hawaiian Canoe Racing units not mentioned may participate if Championships last Saturday with the time of 4:52. The one-half mile course also saw the Marines take second and fourth place in the approved by the Camp Special Services same contest. Officer. Games will be played on Monday and Tuesday nights at 6 and 8 p.m. Special Services will provide each team two practice footballs that will be Jerry Lewis to host Telethon issued to the team captain only. Special Services will also provide flag OAHU - During the Labor Day weekend this year, there are belts and game jerseys. A limited going to be several thousand people around the United States working number of football shoes are also to raise money for muscular dystrophy in the Jerry Lewis Telethon. available. GySgt Bill Nickerson SSgt Ron Jacobson The 20hour special will be heard in Honolulu over Radio Station The home Camp Smith Camp Smith team will be KORL, 650 on your dial, starting at 4 p.m. on Sept. 3 and ending at responsible for picking 2000-Mile Running Suit 2000-Mile Running Suit up the game noon the next day. ball, flags, down markers and chains A sailor horn Camp Smith, Mike Stanley, will be just one of the befoscrim,game; This equipment Will many people involved. He has volunteered his services for the entire "JOGGING" be turned in the following day. 20-hour show to accept pledges via phone for the drive. Mindless rhythm of hell soothed feet The Armed Forces Officials Jerry Lewis, National Chairman for muscular dystrophy, has said Twice the distance from hangar to Association will provide three that the show will go where the "talent is" with pick-ups from shore. qualified officials for each game. The Hollywood, Las Vegas, Nashville and New York City plus cutaways Friends each other barely greet home team will provide two linemen over every station on the network to add local flavor. With frazzled faces and muscles sore. and the other team will provide one Muscular dystrophy, a muscle-destroying disease, disables its Simmering heat, sweat seeps from lineman. The team captains will be victims, so weakening them that a common cold could be fatal. Most of Pore. responsible for a scorekeeper. the victims are young. In something less than seventy days Suitable awards will be presented KORL will cut away periodically from the national show to Near where the mighty Phantoms roar, to the first and second place teams. Get back in the picture by voting in enable Honolulu area representatives wishing to make contributions on A mid-day ritual, it's the hundred-mile There will be a meeting of all the this year's election, says Air Force behalf of dubs, business firms, labor unions and other groups to come craze Sergeant Elaine Scott. Elaine, who is on the air and do so. In addition, these local segments will also feature For physical fitness and a certificate of stationed with the 26th celebrities, civic leaders and individuals directly concerned with the praise. Transportation Squadron at Ramstein fight against muscular dystrophy and related disorders. CWO4 N.C. van der Does in Aug. 27, 1893 - The Marine AB Germany, wants to urge The state of Hawaii has set a goal of $50,000 for this 20-hour MAG-24 HQ Detachment from Marine Barracks, everyone to register to vote in their telethon. Port Royal, S.C., assisted in preserving state's primary and November SSgt Ron Lucinski PFC Ron E. Whitmore life and property after a tidal wave. elections. Camp Smith Marine Barracks Pearl Harbor 2000-Mile Running Suit 5th 100-Mile Certificate

MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL GySgt Niklaus says he enjoys LCp1 Whorton is part of Congressional Record HARBOR - GySgt Walter T. Niklaus, running and plans to keep a steady SNCOIC, Marine Security is a good health exercise Guard, pace, as it MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL 24; Donald, 23; Joe, 22; and David, House of Representatives and wishes them the very best in Wahiawa/Kunia Detachment, is keep and in one of which enables him to trim HARBOR - LCp1 Joseph W. Whorton, 17) serving our nation as an American member, Tom Bevill from Alabama, coming years. the few Marines who runs 10 to 20 good physical condition. of Security Company, is a unique Serviceman. read of the Whorton Family from a miles daily in the Barracks 100-Mile When GySgt Niklaus was asked if Marine in that he is part of the The unusual story behind the newspaper article, and was so There is one more chapter to this Club. GySgt Niklaus has run a total of he would like to pass on any tips to Congressional Record in Washington, Whorton family is that all four sons impressed that he placed the article Alabama Family. Merry Jr., the 3,587 miles in an 18 -month rest us period, the of on the technique of D.C. are serving in a different branch of the about the family in the Congressional youngest brother at age 10, is already completing the first 3,000 in exactly running, he replied, "All it takes is LColl Whorton is the son of Mr. service. Cans is in the Air Force; Record. considering completing the cycle of one year. A trophy is awarded for each guts and hard steady work." and Mrs. Harry K. Whorton of Donald, the Navy; Joe, the Marine Rep. Bevill added that the nation services by entering the Coast Guard 1,000 mile increment completed. Alabama, and one of four sons (Cam, Corps; and David, the Army. is very proud of these fine young men when he graduates from high school.

HQMC modernizes training procedures worldwide

WASHINGTON - All enlisted and mission oriented schooling. But Water survival and swimming The 'Corps soon will have water build according to their "backgrounds, the distinct possibility that the written Marines may soon be taught and tested there are significant additions in the isn't listed as one of the 12 essential survival instructors who also are knowledge and research." exams will be supplemented with in the same manner-no matter where third-and most widely subjects. It's carried in another part of qualified to teach Red Cross There's such a guide for each of performance tests because ITEM now they're stationed--in those training applied-element of ITEM. the order under "Related Training" swimming, so a side effect at major the 12 subjects and HQMC figures that says "they are the primary means of subjects the Corps says they need to That's the section titled and it's a whole new swim-game that'll commands will be accredited two full sets of guides is enough for determining individual proficiency." stay proficient in. "Essential Subjects Training," which get everybody back into the pool. swimming lessons for Marines who each unit conducting training, though Until HQMC can formalize them, '75:: One of the things they can hits all enlisted Marines regardless of The water survival portion still flunk the water survival test. more can be gotten, "if justified." practical tests can be made up and expect is a lot more swimming and MOS or grade. asks for men to be able to stay afloat, When ITEM was introduced two There's a written test for each given by local commanders, the order 1{1 for §%. water survival training. There had been 11 such subjects: with gear including boots and rifle, years ago there was word that, sooner subject, except physical fitness, rifle says. And there'll be more emphasis individual tactics, land navigation, up to an hour. And it's still the or later, Headquarters would come up firing and navigation with compass Also in the future is the on actual performance in testing. countermeasures against mines and ultimate objective of all Marines. with tests and lesson guides for each map. Commands should order only the probability that boot camp training After two years of refinement, a booby traps, first aid-hygiene-field But HQMC realizes that (I) not essential subject. Since then, educators number of test booklets they'll need Will closely parallel the essential all new version of a plan called sanitation, NBC defense, service rifle, all Marines can do it and (2) not and technicians have been composing for a single test. For example, if the subjects portion of ITEM. That's ITF' -Individual Training of Enlisted drill, uniforins and equipment, Corps commands have the facilities or them and now they're ready. local classroom seats only 50 Marines, because HQMC says its ultimate aim is Men-has been drawn up and is being history, interior guard and the Code of instructors for teaching water survival. Nowhere in the order does it say then order 50 copies of each test. The to train all enlisted Marines in such a sent to Marine commands. It offers Conduct. So Red Cross swimming has been that commanders must replace their booklets are reusable. fashion that they can go from recruit common lesson guides and written Now there are 12. Physical added. It's the Red Cross course right locally generated lessons or tests, but But order enough answer sheets training to retirement, and from base tests for each of the 11 old "essential fitness has been added, merely by down the line, including swimmer this hint might be helpful: the to take care of every man in the unit to base in the interim, and know is 1$ subjects" and one new one - physical saying, in effect, that Marines must classifications, and, in fact, the idea Inspector General will use HQMC for a year. exactly how they'll be graded when training. abide by current PT rules and tests. to get Red Cross help where needed. testing and lesson evaluations when he Whether with tests or lesson faced with this question: Until now, local commanders That may seen inconsequential. That means Marines in isolated visits commands. guides, a command letter to the "Do you have the training had to make up their own lessons .ind It's not. What Headquarters has done or small commands, such as recruiting Headquarters hopes soon to tell Marine Corps Institute will get the necessary to enable you to sustain tests. extends formal recognition that offices, can be taught by Red Cross commanders how to get the booklets, materials, though certainly not yourself on the battlefield, function Much of what is in the original physical fitness is a day.to-day training instructors, once arrangements have if they wish them, and it's expected overnight because it's expected that effectively in garrison and instinctively order remains intact in the new MCO concern. Therefore, there's little been made with YMCAs, school pools, the word will be like this: the first crush of mail will take time to practice those personal and I 5I0.2G, particularly those paragraphs likelihood that current tough or where ever there may be such The lesson. guides are mere answer. professional traits that distinguish you!? relating to individual career training individual standards will be loosened. instructors. outlines upon which instructors can Sometime in the future, there's as a Marine?" a

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KBAY-"Attenn.HUT!" Company, 1st MarBde. which helped prepare hint for the task of being Forty sets of arms stiffen at the sides of the marching troops. a responsible leader of Boy Scouts. Giggles come from within the formation. An aviation man, a rifle expert arid cook, and an infantryman-all "Righhh.t FACE!" different backgrounds; however, one mission. Half the formation faces in the wrong direction. One would imagine that with their combined 30 years of Marine "Your other right, Sweetheart." Corps experience, handling some Boy Scouts would be a picnic. More giggles. It wasn't. "Okay, let's move out!" "It's the communication thing that got me," said SSgt Lott. Boot camp Marines? No, they're Boy Scouts. "Contrary to popular belief, the main language down here is Samoan, The scene is on a Pacific Island called Tutuila, American Samoa, not English." 2,500 southwest of Hawaii. As the first widespread users of the educational television system The voice of authority belongs to SSgt Time (pronounced in the Pacific, the Samoans learned much of their English from shows TEEMAY) Salanoa, a Samoan-born Marine with three Vietnam tours like Sesame Street. Television was, for a long time, a primary teaching under his seabag. tool, filling a gap of not enough qualified teachers. Marines in Samoa? Providing marching instructions for Boy But, Sesame Street wasn't designed as a printer for a Scout's goal Scouts? of earning his marksmanship merit badge, which left SSgt Lott at a Yes, and much more. literal "loss for words." Sgt Jimmy Bell /cads the mty in daily calisthenics. SSgt Salanoa, along with two fellow leathernecks, SSgt Robert "I don't expect to make international shooters out of them," said "People want to know - o0!" Lott and Sgt Jimmy Bell, recently completed one of the more unusual the ex-DI after a day at the ranges, they're learning." "But "Who we are.. So we tell them!" volunteer assignments given to Marines. "Most of the kids do their and they're sincere," was his best, "BOY SCOUTS! YEAH!" The three Marines were adult staff members at this year's Buy evaluation. Meanwhile, back at SSgt Lott's mini-rifle range, another Marine Scout Summer Camp in American Samoa. In emphasizing safety regulations on the tiring Line, he would tradition was being modified: The story began early in the year when the camp was still in the lower his voice in the familiar bull-froe range patented by Marine Drill "On the firing line, with one round, load!" planning stages. One prime concern was whether adult camp staff "Isss the line ready?...The line ISSSS ready!" members could be found for the three week affair. "Ready on the right.., .ready on the left.. .allll ready on the The American Samoa District Boy Scouts are attached to the firing line!" Aloha Council in Honolulu and it was this connection that eventually Young new to the touch of a gunstock and the slight resulted in the sending of three Marines to fill adult leader billets. hands, most With nearly 6,000 Marines stationed at K.Bay, it didn't take long recoil of a .22 rifle, point their barrels towards targets and squeeze off before key personnel put two and two together and volunteered their their rounds, a look aid in finding the right man for the Samoa duty. The good ones walk away with smile...the others board for them, After careful screening of service records, the three Marines were confused. Back to the drawing repeats itself. of work chosen and then asked if they wished to volunteer. Day after day the routine For three weeks will have had to stay for Prime considerations in the screening were availability and approximately 300 youngsters the opportunity suitability. a week at the Summer Camp. per Scout registration fee out to be Was each man available in terms of their specific jobs? And was All that for one dollar twined Scouts learn a little each capable of providing excellent leadership under unusual some bargain. Not only did the more about outdoor angle. circumstances? These two questions considered, the three sergeants life, they also saw it from the Marine were finally Samoa-bound, a week before the opening of camp. "Are Marines really very tough?" camp ?" Sgt Salanoa, 30, was born in American Samoa a month before the "Is it hard in boot with groups attack on Pearl Harbor. His knowledge of the Samoan language and Three Marines traded stories of Samoan youngsters. customs, and the fact that he was once an Explorer in the scouting One wonders what the youngsters would say if they could have seen the movement, were to come in handy in the weeks to follow. Marines during World War II, when it was said that the Marines "Sgt Sal" (as he was called by the scouts) works with Supply and outnumbered the natives on Tutuila. Logistics with MAG-24. Those Marines were there for a much more serious reason, but SSgt Lott, an expert with a rifle and an instructor at K-Bay's Rifle ironically, they too met with the "unusual" in American Samoa. Range, brought his marksmanship experience with him to set up a Approximately 500 local Samoans joined the Marine Corps being a prime reserve right about the same time Pearl Harbor was making headlines. combination rifle, skeet, and archery range. Discipline SSgt Time Salanoa takes the Scouts on a firemile hike through the Samoan to keep factor in any area that includes the use of weapons, SSgt Lott came countryside. These Marines were allowed their lavalavas and were not armed with a stem look, something he picked up in two years of required to wear shoes. While they wore a strange uniform (to Marines), experience as a Drill Instructor at San Diego. their unit, the 1st Samoan Battalion, was activated and handled much Most of his 15 years in the Corps have been spent in working his Instructors. The sudden hush in the group of listening Scouts was the same as their Stateside Leatherneck buddies--and received overseas primary specialty of cook, another factor that came in handy when it testimony to the fact that all eyes were on the instructor. pay for guarding their homeland! came to figuring out food problems at the camp, His DI image didn't seem to phase the Scouts for too long, The regular Marines, waiting for their move on Guadalcanal, spent Sgt Jimmy Bell, junior to his fellow "scout leaders" in both age though, and it didn't help when they found out his birthday was in the their time training and grumbling. (23) and time in service (less than four years), marked this assignment middle of the first week of camp. "Here I am stuck on this damn island while other people fight the as probably his most unusual in the Corps. July 19 he celebrated his 31st birthday. The Scouts surprised hint war!" was one major's point of view. The same major, Lewis B. Puller, Sgt Bell is NCOIC of Incoming Personnel at Headquarters with a broken version of "Happy Birthday" during evening campfire later on became a Marine Corps legend in his own lifetime. His festivities. nickname was Chesty Puller. Where SSgt Lott's method was to assert authority with a touch of Back on the Samoan Marine side, more unusual things were piling Drill Instructor "charm," Sgt Bell hit them with something more to up. One man, Tauveve Fanene, who is now the Commissioner of Boy their liking, his friendly attitude and the ready smile. Scouts in American Samoa, recalls his days as a Marine corpsman, a job Using his Marine training and a quick brush up from the Boy traditionally handled by the Navy. Scout handbook, he helped set up a compass course for the Scouts to Mr. Fanene, a 57 year -old jovial high school teacher, has another ,'practice efirection finding. claim to a uniform that he is proud of. His official title was that of a camp commissioner. "I was the rust first -class Scout in American Samoa," recalls the After each day's work was done, that ready smile was hiding one ex-Marine. "Scouting in American Samoa began in about 1930. very-tired Leatherneck. Pillboxes scattered about the coastline of the small island (it's "This is harder work than back at Kaneohe," says Sgt Bell almost equal in square miles to Washington, D.C.) are a reminder of explaining the fast pace of the Scouts. Going from one activity to those "malini" years (the word is a local pronounciation for Marine). another was wearing him down, especially where he was directly Many of the Scouts who came to camp were wearing the old Ike involved in setting up or planning an activity (such as instructions with jacket uniforms left by Marines during World War 11. But, a compass). whether they wore "skirts" or old uniforms, these Of the three Marines, one was guaranteed to be wringing wet with youngsters had a common bond with Scouts throughout the world. perspiration at least once a week, and that man was the Samoan, SSgt First-aid, knot.tying, shelter building, fire starting, shooting, and Salanoa. Dressed in full utility uniform, "Sgt Sal" tasked himself with lifesaving are subjects that are universal, not only to boys but men.. leading the youngsters on a 5.mile hike at least once a week. Using their Marine Corps training, the Leathernecks showed the SSgt Time Salanoa Scouts that everything they were learning (left foreground) watches hits on target as a Scout aims in on Soon the Scouts would start lagging and "Sgt Sal" introduced was for a reason. They the target range. SSgt showed and told the Scouts in their Robert Lott (background, with dark glasses) checks to make them to an old Marine Corps standard, chanting while marching. that own way, they too were sure safety precautions "scouts," and they too shared the motto are followed. "Everywhere we go -o0!" "be prepared." Guadalcanal-the turning point of the war

Thirty years ago, on Aug. 7, became the 18th.Commandant of the Guadalcanal had to be taken, for the 1st Division would last about 30 against superior numbers, at times 1942, the I st Marine Division the enemy kept sending the flower of his Marine Corps, and supported by on it the Japanese had built an airfield days against the battle-tested Japanese fighting was vicious launched the first land offensive and hand-to-hand prized troops to the island, only to be of aircraft of the 1st Marine Aircraft and from it could launch planes south Army, who at the time seemed to be World War II in the Pacific, met with defeat. To the Japanese when it Wing, the leathernecks of the "Old to strike Australia and New Zealand, Invincible to the rest of the world. landed at Guadalcanal and Tulagi. troops, the island was called the Breed" division fought it out with elite cutting the vital allied lifeline of And to complicate matters, on the LtGen W.K. Jones, CG, FMFPac, Commanded by MajGen "Island of Death." Japanese forces for more than 120 supplies. night of the 8th, the Navy pulled out made that landing. Alexander A. Vandegrift, In speaking of With the arrival of more Marine who later days before winning the island. So fate had deft the 1st Division and went south with half the 1st Guadalcanal he said, "Guadalcanal aircraft, landing on the field, now it's course, a drama to be acted out in Division supplies and most of it's proved to be the proving ground for called Henderson field, the Marines the teeming jungles, swamps and equipment, still aboard it's heavy the Marine Corps' amphibious warfare moved out of their perimeter seeking elephant grass of Guadalcanal. ships! So the Marines had a diet of concept. Expanding the Corps and out the enemy. Most of the division Guadalcanal to most Marines was to be only 2 meals a day and to supplement equipping it with the weapons and was down withMalaria, Dengue fever, an experience to last them a lifetime, ate captured Japanese rice, this they support facilities necessary for modem jungle rot and Yellow Jaundice, but an island thousands of miles away dehydrated potatoes, cabbage, fish, amphibious undertakings was an they won on the island of from home, in the Solomons Islands. and black coffee minus the sugar. achievement of the first magnitude. Guadalcanal. The landing on the 7th met no With most of the engineer We were as well trained and armed as Men like Sergeant resistance from the Japanese John equipment still aboard the ships that time and our peacetime experience (MANILA JOHN) Baailone, Gunnery defenders, and the Marines quickly the 1st allowed had left, the men of Engineer us to be. We knew that the Lou Diamond, Silent Lou Walt (Later advanced to the airfield, set up a captured equipment Japanese were Battalion used to moving throughout the Gen Walt) and a host of other valiant defensive perimeter around it, and dug operational by Aug. Pacific and that they have the airfield had to be men helped stop the Japanese on in to await the expected attack by the stopped. That campaign was my 12. first Guadalcanal. On Dec. 9, the 1st Japanese. taste of actual combat But without naval and air and must Marine Division was relieved by the Most historians at the time said remain a highlight of my Marine support, the men on Guadalcanal were Corps Army's America! Division, and sent to career. I was hit night and day by Japanese naval a captain executive Australia for a rest. officer of what was then called the bombardment, as well as enemy On Guadalcanal, the lit Marines Battalion Weapons Company.machine aims& All that the men of the division had lost 1,504 men KIA and 2,619 guns and 81 mm mortars- when we could do was dig in deeper into the melt wounded. The Japanese lost landed on Guadalcanal in October mud. The Japanese fired their 150.mm 24,000 KIA or dead of disease in the howitzers at the men manning the 1942. The capture of Guadalcanal jungle, marked the turning point of the war in perimeter, and the Marines nicknamed As the saying goes: when' the Pacific. It was the first real Marine the weapon, "Pistol Pete". got to Heaven, he said, "One offensive and victory for the U.S., and With the Japanese having control Marine reporting, Sir. I've done my I am glad that I was able to participate time of the waters around the island they in Hell. " rve been in the most noteworthy on reinforced it with men at will, and the operation." Guadalcanal. Americans on Guadalcanal called the Japanese convoys the "Tokyo "Safety," said Joe Poteate of. Express." Fielcrest Mills, Inc., at the Blue Ridge with no quarter asked, The men of the division proved or given on Safety Council meeting a few months wrong on Guadalcanal at both sides. ago, the historians "should not be a noun - a noun is But they held, places like the battle of the l'enaru protecting the a person, place, or thing. Safety should airfield that was only River, where the Japanese made their a mlle away. be a verb, because a verb denotes LtCol Edison said after Master Gunnery Sergeant Frank I,. Banzai charges against the Marine the heavy action. action, "The Japanese Saxton, today above, and thirty years lines, only to be stopped cold. On are good, but I "If your safety program does think we're better." not ago, left in photo on left, while an 18 Edisons' Ridge, where LtCol Merritt move, and live, and change, and grow, Edisons, 1st Raider Both the Japanese and the year old PFC on rest and recuperation (Red Mike) and affect, then it is not safety, the In Melbome, and the men of the 1st American high commands knew the verb, following the fighting on Battali m, but safety, the noun; it is a thing importance of Guadalcanal. Parachute Battalion /ought all night the island, and the and things are inanimate - dead." Little leisure Lines

parties and diving excursions can Golf Course Snack Bar future, the Thrift Shop will of these times. Registration, be rented fruni the U.S. Special Army. hours of operation have been discard unsaleable articles which also covers insurance, costs The rental fee for fishing such as trips is extended to 6 p.m, The new ladies dresses with the seams $2. If you can't register at this Lithe Leisure Lines Is a $32 for six fishermen convenient listing Services plus two hours are: Monday, Tuesday and pulled out, and slacks with no time, call Liz Watts, 254-2129. of important Tips nonfishing observers activities In the military for trolling Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; zipper. For more information on The Girl Scouts are also 131 12 fishermen for community. bottom Thumb)/ and Friday, 7:30 a.m. the Thrift Shop, call Mary looking for people to serve as K-BAY fishing. For tours a $16 rental fee In formation must be to 6 p.m.; and Saturday, Sunday Biondillo, 254-2936. leaders of two Brownie Troops, received on Friday prior to the Special Services has will be charged for a 31/2 hour tour tickets and holidays, 6:311 amt. to 6 p.m. one Junior Troop and one date of publication. Deadline Is for several shows (maximum of 18 people), at the 11.1.C. For Cade t te Troop, For more 10 a.m. at Camp Smith and noon diving, a $32 Concert Hall at a discount price. rental fee will be information, Jan Haas, at KEtay. (maximum Youth call The shows are: Butterflies Are charged of 18 people). 254-2936. Notices Cannot be accepted Free with Barbara Rush and Dirk Far reservations and more Notices by telephOMI and notices of Benedict (running till Aug. 13); information, call 65-9300 from 8 - Activities Purdy commrelal nature will not Forty Carats with June Lockhart a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays and The Summer Fun Program be used. "Standing.' (Aug. 15-20); and Last of the Reel Thursdays. will be taking 300 children to the notices (for K-BAY events that repeat week after Hot Lovers with Milton Berle International Three Ring Circus at K-BAY week) normally will not be Girl Scouts will have their the HI(' on Aug. 12. The buses (Aug. 22-Sept. 3). accepted. A separate The Staff Wives' Club Thrift August Service Unit meeting at will leave Mokapu School at 1:15 Exchange Shop has changed their By-Laws the Girl Scout Room announcement must be New books at the Library of the Old and return at 6 p.m. Puents: If submitted. as follows: All consignment Mokapu School at 7 include several on Astrology. p.m. you want your child to have a Contact your area Tidbits articles will have 20 per cent of Mass registration They are Encyclopedia of for Girl snack at the circus, send one with corespondent to have Items put the sale price kept instead of the Scouts will be held at the Scout Astrology by Devote; A Time for him or give him money to In the Hawaii Marine. past 10 per cent. All money Hut from I to 3 and 6 to 8:30 Astrology by Jess Stern and KB AY purchase one. Please have them earned goes to help p.m. on August 28. You must Astrology for the Millions by The !iv Cream Truck, the bathroom before they under service-connected charities. In the bring a parent and register at one Grant Lewis. The books will be contract to the Exchange, will laewave home. able to answer most of your now be providing service to questions on what Astrology is, quarters areas and special how to draw up a horoscope and activities as well as to the barracks make predictions and famous men, area, The truck will be in the in history in terms of their housing areas from 3 to 7 p.m. horoscopes. and in the barracks areas from 7 A boat for fishing trips, tour to 10 p.m.

LIKE new, beautiful modern rosewood WHITE type - sewing machine, GARAGE SALE. August grandfathers straight 11 and 12 from 9 clock, delightfill chimes, from stitch with floor model a.m. to 7 Deadline Danmark, cabinet and p.m. 1968-A Hanson Circle. Air $275; rosewood desk/vanity, accessories. In excellent condition. Asking conditioner; sofas tficyciel rugs end many contemporary design, $175, also from $55.00 will accept any reasonable offer. Call other Items. Call 254.2790 DWH or DEADLINE FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS Denmark; IS NOON FRIDAY PRECEDING men's Longines Wittnauet watch, 254-1429 anytime. 254.2750 AWN and anytime. good condition, $15; never worn PUBLICATION. tourmaline green ring set In 14K yellow gold, 550; 1971 FORD Maverick, very good condition. MOVING, must cello 7' couch and matching beautiful solitaire pearl ring, $231 new gold 21,000 ml., power steering, V-8 (302), 1000 seat; pair lamps; accent pillows; trundle For Sale satin use minted twin bedspread, paid 816 automatic trent. Call 72619 DWH or bed; men's valet; Ethan Allan desk. B&W STAFF Wives. bazaar leftovers: Feather Selling for 57; Crib mattress, 2 pads, 7 262.7197 AWN. 23" TV; and mluellaneous Items. Saturday sheets, dolls, curler cans, pearl leis, yarn dogs, all for $20; Coaco Infant seat, $3, and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 189613 Octopus for sale. Help as clean, good condition; boy's Infant outfits 1970 MAVERICK, STD 6 white, very Mahannah Circle, KMCAS. Call 73573 OWN support our and charities. Call 254-1133 OWN. Paterson youth Chair, $4. Call good condition. Call 941-7126 or 261-6082 or 254-3421 AWN. 373.0141. anytime. SCUBA tanks with harneSS and "K" valve, '70 TOYOTA MONDAY Sprinter, 2 door coupe, light 1968 wagon, Services Offered works good, recent hydro static test. Call blue, radio, PONTIAC Tempest station 262-7656 AVM and anytime. good ...Mien, 91225. Call excellent condition, (must sell as soon as ALL types of moving and light hauling, ask DINNER-Beef pot roast, French 239-9514 AWN. baked potatoes, buttered cabbage. possible) maim offer, air conditioned, power for Mike. Cali 261-6521 anytime. FRIDAY steering and brakes SUPPER -Grilled beefburgers, 1 FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator. good 13' DEXTRA dart sailboat with trailer, 75 plus new tires and radio. DINNER - barbecued spareribs, Call 72055 OWN. razor cutting one cold meat platter, French fried condition, $65. Call 261-4897 anytime. square foot Marconi rigged sell, 9325. Call BOG Barber Shop Offers filet of flounder, parsley buttered hair styling by appointment only. Call 72683 DWH or 239-7039 AWN. potatoes, string beans and bacon. potatoes, scalloped tomatoes. 1971 WHITE 2 dr., 1200 Datsun, 254-1648. TUESDAY 1 20 Inch bicycle, 1 - 26 inch bicycle, 940 SUPPER - pot roast of beef, and $20, respectively. Call 72431 DWH MAPLE bunk beds with undercoated, 8,000 miles. Call 261-3829 or DINNER-Baked stuffed chops, mattress and bunk mashed potatoes, Marine boiled or 254-4915 AWH. boards, $50. Call 254.4557 anytime. 261-6998 DWH. NEED help! II Seamstress to make your repair beans. hash brown potatoes, southern garments, dresses, and will old dresses at home. Call 72090 or 235-2046 anytime, SPEEDLINE hot dog. style greens. SINGER sewing machine, touch and sew SONY STR-200 with speakers and Garrard For Rent SUPPER-Meat loaf, French fried deluxe zIgzag, one drawer walnut cabinet, turntable, 5125, excellent condition. Call SATURDAY EWA Beach apt. to snare with man and liver, potatoes au gratin, buttered all attachments, $225; hide-a-bed with slip 72798 or 72605 13N/11 or 261-6521 - beef parmesan, oven Wan SUPPER broccoli. cover. $103; two early American chairs, anytime. wife, wife to do light house work, 555 a browned potatoes, simmered month. Call 689-8703 anytime. ONE ironing lady to do light Ironing. Please WEDNESDAY 325; two teakwood end tables, glass-toPPed, Navy beans. hand made In Hong Kong, 035. Call 254- 1967 305cc HONDA scrambler, looks call 254-3862 after 6 p.m. weekdays. DINNER-Roast beef, mashed oceanview home, large 2 SPEEDIJNE - chili dog. 3986 anytime. rough, runs good, best offer. Call 261-3151 LANIKAI, potatoes, Mexican corn, French bedroom, den, enclosed lanai, garage. Large SUNDAY AWN and anytime. Lost fried eggplant. OLD but good Westinghouse refrigerator, nerd, newly painted, children/pets ok. SUPPER - char-broiled grilled with drapes, SUPPER-Cheeseburgers, turkey a $20; old lawn mower, $10. Call '7142 HONDA semichopper. Partially furnished appliances, GOLDEN retriever female, approximately beef steak, french fried potatoes, 239-7818 750 Custom water Call gentle. Any la king, cottage fried potatoes, anytime. bars, pegs, forks, light, fenders, shocks, seat, disposal, paid. $395 month. 2ii2 months ago. No collar. vary succotash. 72161 ex 169 DWH or 261-3151 AWH and Into please call. Reward. Call 72638 DWH brit ssel sprouts. sissy bar. Cherry base and state legal. Call - steak sandwich. anytime. SPEEDLINE AQUARIUMS: 30 gal., 10 gal., stand, silent 72502 DWH or 262-4417 AWN. or 261-3900. MONDAY THURSDAY DINNER-Submarine sandwich, giant dyne now filter, many extras, all for DINNER - pork roast, mashed hot pork sandwich, French fried $50. Call 72853 DWH or 254-2912 AWH OW BUS extra clean, curtains, converts to potatoes, mixed vegetables. and anytime. camper 1970, $2,850. Call 72582 DWH or potatoes, southern style corn. 71e M., ie .gaseen SUPPER - fried shrimp, fish 254-2400 AWN. portions, scallops, baked filet of SUPPER --Chicken cacciatore, 3 MONTHS old male Siamese cat, from fish, macaroni and cheese with rissole potatoes, buttered noodles, Bancroft Dr., KMCAS. Call 254-1441 1970 FORD LTD 2 dr. hdtp., white with asparagus. buttered cauliflower. anytime. blue interior, auto, no alt, $1900/or best tomatoes, offer. Call 73214 DWH or 254-4084 AWH. SPEEDLINE - barbecued pork on MARINE BARRACKS bun. PEARL HARBOR '69 DATSUN, 4 door, automatic '66 FORD Fairlane, 2 dr. hdtp., good body, TUESDAY transmission, new tires, needs some body tires, new exhaust system, engine 1289/ DINNER - salisbury steak, SPEEDLINE -Daily speedline work, low bkue hook price, $1,025, sett for needs some work, $300/or. best lather. Call mashed potatoes, simmered features grilled hamburgers, 5800. Call 72142 OWN or 264,343awma greens. grilled cheeseburgers, hot dogs SUPPER wettish franks, grilled and sloppy joes. liver, french baked potatoes, buttered peas and carrots. TODAY SPEEDLINE hot dog. SUPPER-Salisbury Steak, French WEDNESDAY Fried Potatoes, Southern style DINNER sukiyaki, shrimp fried Greens. rice, broccoli, chow mein noodles. SATURDAY SUPPER - baked meat loaf, SUPPER-Ginger Pot Roast, lyonnaise potatoes, spiced beets. Mashed Potatoes, Buttered Peas WEDNESDAY: Membership Night SPEEDLINE - grilled ham and SUNDAY K-BAY with a Swiss Steak Dinner for 75 cents. The cheese. SUPPER-Chicken Fried Steak, 0' CLUB THURSDAYY Mashed Potatoes, Buttered Corn TONIGHT: Happy Ilour on the Lanai Lotus Electric entertains. THURSDAY: Tickets be on sale DINNER spaghetti, baked MONDAY followed by the Big Three Steak Night the will for the Glenn Barber Show. lasagna, buttered okra, pizza pie. DINNER-Roast Beef, Mashed Salt and Pepper entertain from 9 p.m. to I SUPPER - roast beef, mashed Potatoes, Buttered Peas am. for dancing. CAMP SMITH potatoes, mixed vegetables. SUPPER-Baked Beef Goulash, SATURDAY: Chef Roger serves will be appearing at the Camp sandwich. Fronds Fried Potatoes, Southern food from 7 to 9 p.m. Reservations O'CLUB SPEEDLINE - hot beef gourmet on Wednesday 1 Style Greens requested. FAMILY STEAK NIGHT: Every Smith E' Club TUESDAY Tuesday night at the Club is Steak Night 4 SUNDAY: Buffet Style Brunch from ro CAMP SMITH DINNER-Roast Fresh Ham, featuring a choice of: Halowa Heights Franconia Potatoes, Cream Corn 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Please Note: Due to a Special (111) of prime rib) - $3.75; Filet crablegs the Club will not serve FRIDAY SUPPER-Irish Beef Stew, shortage of Mignon - $2.75; New York - $2.75; T-Bone - until further DINNER-Grilled steak, baked Buttered Noodles, Baking Powder the Steak and Crableg Buffet $2.75; and Ribeye - $2.25. They also have will be serving a Hotel potatoes, buttered peas, buttered Biscuits notice. Instead, they Mini-Filet for children under 12 for $1.75. from from 6 to 9 p.m. green beans. WEDNESDAY Round Buffet $4.25 10 cents surcharge. Music is included. SUPPER-Fried fish, barbecued DINNER-Veal Loaf, Buttered WEDNESDAY: The Family Royale Request reservations by 5 p.m. on Monday. frankfurters, scalloped potatoes, Potatoes, Fried Eggplant entertain for Rock Night from 8 p.m. fill Call 39-491. midnight. On the Lanai Pizza Night goes buttered spinach. SUPPER-Yankee Pot Roast, STAFF CLUB SATURDAY Oven Browned Potatoes, Buttered from 6 to 9 p.m. with Terry Quin on the Banjo. TODAY-Staff NCO Club Advisory meeting SUPPER-Country style chiciscr,, Peas. at 3 p.m. THURSDAY THURSDAY: Pot Luck Dinner from 6 mashed potatoes, buttered peas, TONIGHT-Happy Hour from 4:30 to 6:30 harvard beets. DINNER-Steamship Round of to 8 p.m. All you can eat: adults - $2.25; p.m. with pitons. Fish Fry from 5 to Baked teens - S1.75; and children - 99 cents. 6:30 SUNDAY Beef, Mashed Potatoes, p.m. with take out orders available. ham steaks, Beans Reservations please. SUPPER-Baked MONDAY-Happy Hour from 5 Fish, Mashed to 6:30 vealburgers, franconla potatoes, SUPPER-Fried p.m. with heavy pupus. Potatoes, Buttered Green Beans STAFF CLUB buttered asparagus. TUESDAY-Game night starting at 8 p.m. TONIGHT: Happy Hour from 4 to 6 Dinner room service begins at 6 p.m. p.m. Don Shane and the Country Aires ME entertain from 9 p.m. to I AM. E' CLUB SATURDAY: The Club opens at 11 TONIGHT-Tony and the Fabulous Counts is a.m. and the Package Store open from will perform from 8 to 12 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. The 141 Freeway TUESDAY-Arkansas Three will entertain entertains in the Ballroom from 9 p.m. to 1 from 7 to 11 p.m. 8.111, WEDNESDAY-Boogie Queen, a five girl go SUNDAY: Brunch from 9 a.m. to 1 go show from 7 to I 1 p.m. p.m. Dinner from 5:30 to 9 p.m. DRINK.O.THE-WEEK-Blue Hawaii MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES, w11N410;711t-. Fri Sat Fri Sat Sun Mon Tuas Wed That Sun leituring Lady in Cement, starring l'rank Sinatra, Raquel Welch and Dan Blocker, 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 K-Bay Boondocker (71301 6130 Rated R. KBay Family Theatre (8175) 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Theater TUESDAY: Hans Collins plays at the , ; Barbers Point 7,15 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Piano Bar front 8 to 11 p.m. : f ' (Outdoor) 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 E' CLUB 9461",s, Camp N.M. Smith 7 6 bible Bisalgy (6) 8115 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 MOVIE OF THE WEEK Maturing Marine Barracks Erse Monday. Tuesday, ,10,1;2 7,30 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Lady in Cement with Frank Sinatra, Raquel RTF Laulualel EVERY THURSDAY GUMMY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Welch, Richard Conte, Dan Blocker and ronday Thursday - 0501-Llls.C1A,/ AT et 00P^" - 00 ISI - WORT CIRCLE TOUR NAD Walkele .mm1 IS Au,. 12 5 6 7 8 9 10 NAD West Loch 1 2 3 4 Lanie Kazan. Rated R. 7 PM SCUBA CLASS 7:30 PM 810 pm SHOW REHEARSAL 1,00 PTA - FOSTER GARDENS TOUR Day Night COO Na VARIETY SHOW () indicates time movie starts or Held TONIGHT: Big Dance Night in t`e A010. 2 Awe - NIGHT CLUE TOUR 1110.00 Ballroom. Girls are being brought in from all 6.30 MA sHow REHEARS A0111 le Roo 1M vARIE TY SHOW 1:00 M - POLYNEWAN CULTURAL Male Driscoll, G, adventure. A0so6t 10 I. SONG OF THE SOUTH - Bobby around the Island for dancing. Don't be shy, %MAE LER5 F TOUR 02.110 30 PM REHEARSAL Gena PG, SHOW Aususl 211 2. MINNIE AND MOSKOWITZ - Seymour Cassel, Rowlands, comedy. like it. Every Monday 11 PM S.P0 SHOW try it, you'll VARIETY 1100 IM - MIRROR MOM TOUR 3. CLASS OF '74 Markle Bey, R, drama. Y Swans WhaMrs In AudItorlu August 4 - I PM AwpAl 26 - SATURDAY: Dry mouth ?? ?? Feel Birthday Dance 6-30 PIA SHOW REHEARSAL 4. BARBARELLA Jane Fonda, John Phillip Law, PG, comedy. SOO me yeeisTY SHOW - like the Russian Army ran through it with Ammo. 11 - 8 PM 5. X, Y & ZEE - Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Caine, R, drama. dirty sweat socks? Well then try Doctor August 18 - 8 PM sses 6. SUPERARGO VS. DIABOLICUS - Gerhard Tichy, G, drama. - till Hawaiian 13861dey Dem ' Hodges Bloody Mary Specials 30 cents E LOw.Hr ER KOTCH Walter Matthau, Deborah Winters, PG, comedy. August 25 - a PM 7. - 2 p.m. Movie in the Circus and The Bitches "No Spacial Ramon" SUPPER AND PROGRAM SEM 8. ORGANIZATION - Sidney Portier, PG, drama. Brew in the Lounge, Auwn 70. Z7 Murray., G, ixtmedY. -0:0weA,A30 Ms, weffas 9. WHICH WAY TO THE FRONT - Jerry Lewis, Jan SUNDAY: Draft Beer Specials - 20 Augur 3 tan Hendrey, 10. JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN - Roy Thames, G, adventure. cents a plass till 2 p.m. Movie will be shown EVERY TUESDAY 7:30 PM - MED PORTS P8(3117 Avium 11. SNOW 3011- Man Claude Kitty, Dardelle. Gaubert, 1°C, drama. at 2 p.m. In the Cimus. LI Assam 10 6 PM MOONLIGHT BEACH PARTY 7155 12. BIG HUNT Ross Ilogan, Diane McBain, G, adventure. 7:30 PM - SIND° NIGHT August 13 - MONDAY: The Country Aires 12:10 PM Kneel LAGOON COOKOUT 764 PUF-N,STUF Jack Wilde, G, comedy. AuguM 17 13. - entertain. 7:30 PM - DECORATING PARTY Actium 25 14. FAHRENHEIT 451 - Julie Christie, G, drama. 12:30 PM NORSERACK RIDING 8116 TUESDAY: Go-Go night. SUNDAY August 24 15. WHO EVER SLEW AUNTY RUE .- Shelley Winters, PG, mystery. WEDNESDAY: Classic Fair strikes Every Wadoathy 7:30 PM - DECORATING FARTY Aumatt SPM Record Dances 94M Wale Uo 12:30 PM SACRED FALLS HIKE 16. LADY FRANKENSTEIN - Joseph Cotton, K, horror. again with a horror movie, The Thing with August 31 Collar Hear 7:30 PM - CO.ED VOLLEYRALL 17. SECRET OF BLOOD ISLAND - Jack Iledley, G, drama. James Arness of Matt Dillon fame as the IN llse riumll 18. I WANT WHAT I WANT - Annie Heywood, R, drama. monster. .:7`7:', 19. THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR - Steve McQueen, PG, drama. MANAGER'S NOTES: Due to the The Kiddies Matinee at the K-Bay Family Theatre for tomorrow will feature The Ugly plumbing problems we have had to keep shows it L..Dachshund plus two cartoons. Show lasts from 1 to 4 p.m. Ticket sales start at 12:15 Circus closed. The above schedule ARMED SERVICES YMCA HOTEL & RICHARDS ST. HONOLULU p.m. as opened. We hope so. Please bear with ,... - clip and save- US. lad' case of decalcomania causes worn soles, tired feet

New Jersey according to how you've treated the subject, may or Alabama Illinois OAHU - Decalcomania, New Mexico Arizona Indiana may not be disease. New York Navy Personnel their dependents aboard Marine Corps Arkansas Iowa For most Marines, and Oklahoma on Oahu, decalcomania simply means the proper identification of California Kansas installations Oregon vehicles which means that vehicles may be granted access to military installations, Colorado Louisiana Maine Tennessee but not necessarily the passengers. For others, decalcomania has meant loss of Delaware Utah driving privileges aboard military installations or even office hours. D.C. Mississippi Montana Virginia has to do with (officer), red (enlisted) and green Florida Decalmania the gold Wallington (civilian) vehicle pass affixed to the driver's side of the (-ant bumper. These are Hawaii Nebraska West Virginia given to active duty military personnel whose residence and/or duty location is Idaho Nevada aboard a Marine Corps installation on Oahu, and their dependents; civilian 3. Motorcycle operators must show on their license by code Of other means employees whose work is on a Marine Corps installation may be issued a decal for that they are recognized by this state as being qualified to operate motorcycles, or access to that installation during normal working hours. Retired military persons possess a license from one of the following states: and their dependents; unmarried widows of active duty or retired members who Alabama Kansas died on active duty or as a retired member of a uniformed service also rate these Arkansas Louisiana decals, as well as business representatives, merchants, vendors, technical Florida Mississippi representatives or others who possess an authorized identification card. Idaho Montana This decal allows normal entrance to these military installations if you also Indiana Oklahoma have in your possession the proper ID Card as well. A decal on a vehicle does not, in 4. Licenses from states other than those listed will be recognized only if the itself, grant access to persons in a vehicle. Passengers are granted access on the basis driver is eighteen years old or older and then only for ninety days. Within that time, of their individual identification. the operator must secure a Hawaiian driver's license. Misuse of the special identification decal will result in its immediate removal 5. Present a valid safety inspection receipt. The stickers are stolen and sold and, in most cases, office hours for violation of existing regulations. A decal is every day. The receipt is what counts. issued for a specific vehicle and owner. Change in either category voids the 6. Sigh a statement that you now have and will maintain liability insurance in effectiveness and of the decal. Failure to report such changes is an authenticity the amount of $10,000/$20,000/$5,000, offense punishable udner the UCMJ. 7. Fill out a DA Form 1409 (Vehicle registration and driver record). How do you get a decal? Present the following at the PMO's Pass and Remember this and save yourself a lot of grief. Anyone issued a decal, who Identification office: s: les his vehicle or rotates off the island, [mist return that decal to PMO. Failure to I. A valid current registration (vehicles registered in states other than Hawaii do so may result in suspension of your driver's priviliges here or at your next duty must have a tax exemption slip from the State of Hawaii.) station. Anyone using a decal issued to another person will he charged with failure 2. A valid drivers license. All persons under the age of eighteen must have a to register with PMO and will also lose their driving privileges. This does not refer to Hawaiian drivers license to drive in the State of Hawaii. Those eighteen years of age borrowing someone's car. This refers to buying someone's car and driving on and or older can drive for the period specified on their licenses if they hold licenses off base with the use of the decal issued to that car. from any of the following states: One final reminder, don't forget to report any changes that occur that would apply to your DD Form 1409. Happy motoring. Ho, Ho, Heck, who ripped off with my sleigh might be what Santa Claus (Capt G.B. Mayer of VMFA-212) is saying, but actually he's just stepping down from an F-4 Phantom jet. Every July the squadron holds a Christmas party in which new toys are brought to the party as the admission price and later contributed to the Toys Col Sustad visits WMs on Oahu next week for Tots campaign. This year's party collected a total of $250 worth of new toys. The party is always held at the house of someone who is a member of 212. (photo by Sgt Paul Reynolds) OAHU - Colonel Jeanette I. meet with the Station's Women dedication ceremony at the U.S.S. commanding officer of WM Co, Camp Sustad, Director of Women Marines, Marines and be the guest of honor at a Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor, and Smith. will arrive Sunday for a one-week stay luncheon. another luncheon, this time hosted by Wednesday through Sunday, Col in Hawaii in conjunction with the Prior to her departure a the WM Company at WM Barracks. Sustad will he attending the Women Pre -School- `dynamic'; Women Marines Association Seventh helicopter tour over the K-Bay area Col Sustad is also scheduled to Marine Convention at the Hilton Biennial Convention to be held next has been scheduled. visit with LtGen W.K. Jones, CG, Hawaiian Village. With her at the week. Tuesday's activities include a FMFPac, and Capt A.E. Meenach, convention will be Honolulu's Mayor Frank Fasi, the featured speaker at the people' In a just for 'little schedule opening ceremonies, and BGen K.J. can bring a for safety, enclosing large spacious planned to Houghton, deputy commander, K-BAY - You old to school, can't areas for children's activities. afford her FM FPac. three-year but you Even new furniture, with the the oppor- The WM Director will leave the make him learn. tunity of Aloha State on Aug. 20. You can however show hint that accent on smallness, has been handling learning is fun and let childhood procured. nature take course. A special "Creative Activity" other WM it's matters heads With this theme in mind, K-Bay's playground, designed by professionals CG, FMFPac Joint Special Services Office has been in the has been ordered and will throughout field, on a modern approach for be installed in a fenced-in play area the Island working Eight Pacific Bits this year's Pre-School classes for outdoors in time for the school season. , when she is children of ages 3 and 4. That's a lot of "goodies" for the not active FMFPAC - LtGen W. K. Jones, The classes, which will be held kiddies and it all starts every weekday in the CG FMFPac and Commander, Marine on weekday mornings from 8 to 11:30 morning from 9 to 11 a.m., the three-day Corps Bases, Pacific, has assumed some a.m. at the old Mokapu School are still school's registration hours. Each child convention, administrative functions connected open for registration, with registered must be three years old on Col Sustad is slated to visit Camp with eight Marine Corps Security approximately three-fourths of the or before Sept. There is a $5 Smith and K-Bay during her stay. Forces. II. maximum attendance (75 children) registration fee. Accompanying the WM Director Previously Marine Barracks at already registered. Registration will continue until will be the Sergeant Major of Women Adak, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Barbers "Many people might think of it 75 children have been enrolled, at Marines, June V. Andler. Point, Guam, Subic Bay, Yokosuka as a form of Day Care Center," said which time a waiting list will be Following her afternoon arrival and Sasebo were administratively Major R.L. Boyer, Special Services compiled on a first-crime basis. on Sunday at Honolulu, Col Sustad responsible to CMC, with operational Officer, "But that's not our goal." A news-letter will be sent to all will be spending most of her time at security responsibility going to the "We're preparing a rather parents of children who are registering, her temporary quarters at Camp commander of the Naval base dynamic educational program that will announcing the bus schedule and the Smith. Thursday evening two dependents were involved in this one-car accident. They were concerned. use many of the latest educational aids monthly cost of the program. First on the agenda for Monday joy-riding along the road adjacent to runway 1-8 when they rammed into a pile of The security responsibilities designed for this age group." For further information, Maj will be a visit to K-Bay where she will steel matting. Notice where the windshield landed (next to the rear tire). Both boys won't change for the eight barracks Underscoring Maj Boyer's Boyer invites you to feel free to receive a briefing during a call on were taken to the dispensary, treated for minor injuries and released. It could have but, from now on Hq FMFPac will comments is the fact that three of the contact him at 257-3135. BGen V.A. Armstrong, CG, been worse. Joy-riding has killed in the past. Will it happen again? (photo by Sgt take some of HQMC's functions. Pre-School Staff Members hold lstMarBde. Ray Williams) Inspections, awards, meritorious Master's degrees. During her K-Bay visit, she will promotions, TAD orders and "the Armed with their college rendering of advice and assistance" are education and the many puzzles, among these functions outlined in books, games, and arts & crafts hICO 5401.2. material that have already been purchased through Special Services, K-Bayites get these teachers will work on showing the youngsters how to share with libertyhound Express' simplifies schedule jams others and to participate in group 1st car activities. derelict Other highlights of the new K-BAY - First derelict Pre-School include a "Listening the liberty bus schedule has undergone major changes. K-BAY -- As a result of th recent survey taken, automobile picked up in conjunction Corner" equipped with audio learning The survey revealed that the liberty buses, in most cases, were poorly utilized, due to a confusing schedule and with the Mayor's "Great Automobile aids and a number of planned field improper routing and connections. Round-Up" by a field team from here DeRussey via Kailua. Starting time will be 4:15 Some of the changes include: all liberty buses will go from K-Bay to Ft. was located at the corner of Melt Place To prepare for the "little me to p.m. during the week and 10 a.m. on weekends and holidays; the Brigade bus stop location was changed from Bldg. 1051 to Kaneohe. "How do you expect and Kam Highway, people," classrooms at the old Mokapu the boat white if you the of the Main PX (Bldg. 1230); and additional buses will be provided on any scheduled run that exceeds passenger paint front Air Station field teams are School have been specially renovated keep sticking your dirty foot in limitations. continuing to pick-up other derelict for this age group. the paint, Chief ?" the liberty bus can be improved or if you have a complaint, call CWO2 C.W. If you have any recommendations on how auto hulks in the Kaneohe area. Dutch doom have been prepared Snedeker at 72540 or call Transportation at 72102. The new liberty bus schedule is as follows:

Station Terminal 10:00 a.m. .1:00 p.m. 4:15 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Midnight 3:00 a.m. Over 2,000 gunnies, 6,000 corporals to be made Bldg. 283 (Departure) WASHINGTON - When the of who will be considered. seem to be staying in when HQMC Brigade Bus Stop 10:02 a.m. 1:02 p.m. 4:17 p.m. 6:02 p.m. 9:02 p.m. 12:02 a.m. '3:02 a.m. board Last year's board was authorized figured they'd be getting out. Bldg. 1390, Front PX gunnery sergeant selection (Departure) meets on Oct. 11, it'll have the okay to pick 3215 new gunnys and actually There's a backed-up selection to pick up to 2041 staff sergeants for reported out with 3057 names, or 984 llst, with 1392 still waiting on last 4:20 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 9:05 p.m. 12:05 a.m. 3:05 a.m. Rider Pickup Station .10:05 a.m. "1:05 p.m. promotion. That's almost a thousand more than this year's beginning year's list. Bldg. 1167 (Departure) fewer than were named for gunny last allocation. Aug. II, 1923 - The Marine There are several reasons for the Pali Palms/Aikahl Park 10:10 a.m. 1:10 p.m. 4:25 p.m. 6:10 p.m. 9:10 p.m. 12:10 a.m. 3:10 a.m. year. Corps Recruit Depot, Mare Island, Shopping Center In another promotion reduced quota. Calif., was transferred to San Diego, Junction (Arrival) development, HQMC says it plans on To begin with, gunnery sergeants Calif. 6319 Marines sewing on new corporal Kihapai & Hoolui Sts. 10:20 a.m. .1:20 p.m. 4:35 p.m. 6:20 p.m. 9:20 p.M. 12:20 a.m. 3:20 a.m. Militia (Arrival) stripes on Aug. I. Cutting scores should be getting to the field soon and 12:45 a.m. a.m. Armed Forces YMCA '10:45 a.m. 1:45 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. 3:45 when they do, it's expected that all Honolulu (Arrival) occupational fields but one will have Ft. Dellussy-Walk1ki cut-off scores of 100. OF 62 (Arrival) .10:55 a.m. '1:55 p.m. 5:10 p.m. 6:55 p.m. 9:55 p.m. 12:55 a.m. 3:55 a.m. (Avionics) will have 128. (Departure) "11:00 a.m. .2:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 1:00 a.m. 4:00 Further particulars on the gunnery sergeant selections also are Armed Forces YMCA I1:10 a.m. 2:10 p.m. 5:25 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 10:10 p.m. 1:10 a.m. '4:10 a.m. Honolulu (Departure being worked out by Headquarters. for KMCAS) There soon should be a bulletin telling how many will be selected in each Denotes Times for a0 Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. field, what the cutoff dates of rank for various zones will he, and a listing a. ....