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Vol. 19, No. 38 Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay. Hawaii September 18,1970

Other Aircraft Stop Over -Bay Welcomes Crusaders Twelve F4-B Phantom jets Commissioned on March 1, first Marine jet squadron to be of VMFA -122 and aircraft of two 1942, VMF-122 established an both day and night qualified tor other squadrons, arrived here this enviable record during vet,' Id War aircraft carrier operations. week as part of President Nixon's II and the years of readjustment The squadron became the Phase IV Redeployment of U.S. and transition that followed. first Marine Corps squadron to he Forces from Vietnam. By the end of July 1944. equipped with the 11-2 Fury jet Following two year-long the squadron was outfitted with in January 1954. and the first Vietnam combat tours, the FG-I A aircraft and was engaged in Navy or Marine squadron to "Crusaders" of VMFA-122 arrived missions over the Northern carrier quality in that aircraft. at their new home, lead by Palarus before being deactivated Following another Squadron Commander Maj Ross in July 1946. Mediterranean cruise aboard the C. Chaimson. Upon arrival, Reactivated in October USS CORAL SEA in 1955. and a VMFA-122 joined two other 1946, VMF-I22 received the F11-1 deployment to GuantanailiO. fighter /attack squadrons now Phantom in November 1947, Cuba, VMF-122 moved to MCAS serving with the I stMarBde's becoming the first operational Beaufort. S.C., in 1957 and MAG-24 here. Marine squadron to employ jet received the F811-1 Crusader. A MACS - CHANGE OF COMMAND - LtCot Phillip L. Elliott assumed The two other Marine propelled aircraft. !laving received new patch was designed to go command of MACS-2 last Friday, relieving LtCol R.D. Miller. LtCol combat squadrons arriving include F211 Banshees in 1949, VMF-I22 with the new aircraft and Elliott comes to the squadron from the position of assistant logistics 15 F4 Phantoms of VMFA-314 accounted for another first when VMF-122 became known as the officer for MAC -24. LtCol Miller leaves MACS-2 after 16 months as and six Marine All-Weather Attack in October 1951, it became the (feon't. on Pg. 3) commanding officer. He now serves with MAG-24 in the operations Squadron-242 (VMA(AW)-242) office. A6 Intruder jets. Both VMFA-314 and VMA(AW)-242 will subsequently depart for the Many Groups Aided YMCA Offers Veterans mainland after a brief pause for maintenance checks here. The returning squadrons were greeted by LtGen. W. K. By Federal Campaign Benefits Counselling Jones, CG, FMFPac; MajGen. A. are H. Adams, pe...Euty CG FM Fru-, Last year the Navy and year that military personnel 11;zrie i.awavvila44iirghrort..17 nnw I ARILS SO wilicaurr;;Cbtbilas and eairreitari' re". i Iry aJr in. ailed .pass to Combined themselves. It is program now being experienced benefits before release from active and Col. K. C. Palmer, CO of Federal Campaign fortunate than (CFC), but we one of the few ways can by servicemen the Armed Services duty. Counseling program begins MAG-24. cannot go by past you show performance. In this drive your concern for those who YMCA has enlisted the services of Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. Appropriate music by the everyone must give if this is cannot help themselves. Mr. Steve DeShea to counsel with Mr. DeShea has recently Marine Barracks, Pearl Harbor to be Band greeted all a successful campaign. We cannot servicemen individually or in small retired frOm the Army after 22 new arrivals on No one will force you to Wednesday. Additionally, have the attitude of I gave last groups to aid them in the years of service, and brings leis and give to CFC, it is a privilege and a refreshments were presented year, let somebody else give this wealth of experience and by will be treated as such. Not only K-Bay Women year. knowledge of veterans problems Marines. will you have the privilege of You never know when and benefits through you is also tax Your his work as a may need the giving but your gift Views contact representative of 741.4 aerie help of CFC. Many deductible. the people have said they Hawaii office of the veterans would never The Aloha United Fund Windbag .2 need their help, and administration. many of (AUF), which will receive the On Freedom them since then have been or are Any servicemen desiring Tackle Football 4 bulk of the contributions under the care of one of the many additional information may call (88.12%) and carries 49 of the 56 X-Bay's Firemen G agencies supported by the CFC. Worth $1000 536-3735 or visit the program agencies is the one people are This is the only time of the department of the Armed Services The Search Is On I most interested in. What do you believe about YMCA. Coming under the freedom? Is it a privilege or an heading of Services to Families, obligation to you? How do you Children, and the Aged arc Big really feel about it? Brothers of Hawaii, which Once you have made your provides guidance to boys decision, write a letter of 500 between the ages of 8 to 17 words or less to the Freedoms growing up in fatherless homes. Foundation, Valley Forge, Pa. Booth Memorial Home, (19481), and tell them how you Salvation Army, provides a home feel. That letter may win you for unmarried girls awaiting $1,000 or $100 or even $5P childbirth, also hospital care. That's right! A simple letter spiritual aide, education and expressing your views on this counseling (or unmarried parents year's topic, Freedom: Privilege or and their families. Obligation?, may make you the Catholic Social Service winner of the 1970 Freedoms provides family counseling on Foundation Letter Awards child behavior, marital problems. Program. In addition they also counsel unmarried parents and provide The program is ope to all adoption services. active duty service rr- fibers, week reservists, guardsmen and 'OTC More on CFC recipients next (advanced) cadets. The ...ters must not exceed 500 words and NOTICE!!! the applicant must also submit his The Criminal or her full name, rank, social Investigation Department security number, full military (CID) would like anyone who address, service or reserve witnessed the accident at the component and full home address. intersection of Harris Ave. Please print or type. The deadline and Mokapu Blvd., at is 1, 1970. Nov. BEE STING - A mere split second can mean the difference between having and not haring an accident as approximately 7:15 a.m. on The top awards will be the driver of this truck found out Tuesday. A bee flew in the window of the cab and stung the driver. lie Sept. 11, to please call the presented at Valley Forge and the was startled and hurt by the insect and he jerked away immediately trying to get amity from the sting. A CID office at 72106 or 73106. top winners will be invited to a second Ivor he had wrecked his truck, torn down a telephone pole and gashed his head. Then, a second The CID office is located in luncheon with their Congressmen accident happened when the ambulance was directed through the truffle. An MP truck, not seeing the Bldg. 256. in Washington, D.C. approaching vehicle, started to make a U-turn and the two collided. No one was hurt in that crash. wen pory

01/0 Wr Fr? tisr News In Brief Career] Notes Eae/ 444cd 2/a9o4e By MSgt. J. G. Stonebraker

I n order to serve you better, K-Bay Inn wants to put the LUNCH Effective Sept. 9, 1970 all WAGON at your door. If it is not calling on you now and you would applicants for first term like it to, then please call 72451 giving your building and phone reenlistment/extension must meet number. We will schedule the wagon as close to the time requested as t the new Quality Control we can. Also, hot lunches arc delivered between the hours of 10:30 and Standards for reenlistment. The 11:30 a.m. Phone 72665 for delivery. major change in quality control is the applicant's disciplinary record. Araderueed Personnel serving on their initial WI& two year enlistment cannot have any more than two office hours, CMC has named units and detachments that have been awarded nonjudicial punishments, to be the Navy Unit Commendation for exceptionally meritorious service. THE DEDICATION - LtCol R.D. Miller, commander of MACS-2, eligible f or reenlistment. Personnel wishing to know if they are eligible to wear the ribbon may christens the new building recently completed to house the squadron. Personnel serving on their initial refer to MC13 1650 of Aug. 24, 1970. MACS-2 is now located on the far side of the runway. three or four year enlistment cannot have any more than three nonjudicial punishments to be What Is Americanism? eligible for reenlistment. 7tetadiatut Made Swim Applicants in this category, those By U. Douala, A. Calvin USMC who have been convicted by Its Washington praying at Valley court-martial or have too many Because of geographical location and early releases from active Forge, It's a tall, gaunt figure at Gettysburg. nonjudicial punishments must duty, many personnel are being separated without receiving full benefit It's a coonskin cap a and bowie knife, waiver and the Commanding of the services offered by the Transition Program. As a result, the DOD It's a muzzle loader. and a sleepless night. Officer of the aoolicant must has compiled a handbook entitled, "Crossroads for the Man in It's blood and sweat and toil and tears, certify to the Commandant of the be to Uniform," to distributed each individual prior to separation to It's disease and death in the early years. Marine Corps that in his advise him of the potential problems and opportunities that lie ahead. It's wagons west to a new frontier, It's new land abornin', which their children share. judgement punishment has been sufficiently corrective. Its ,4 Ilan tic and Pacific, the North and the South- In addition to the above, the /es hard work aplenty, in growth or drought. Deced4 it's Belleau Wood and South Vietnam, applicant's record must indicate lume-at It's mighty battles where our brave have stood. that he/she has a minimum average conduct mark of 4.0 and a Iron on decals with the Marine Corps insignia and letters "USMC" It's a long, !twig line-of scarlet and gold pride. will soon he available through the Marine Corps supply system. They Where gallant Marines have fought, bled and died. minimum average proficiency are to be applied to the left breast pocket of the utility shirt. Although It's trees, it's rocks, it's mountains and hill; mark of 4.0 (sergeants and above Its very name makes our glad hearts thrill. previous regulations required that the insignia be stenciled on at are excluded). clothing outlets, the application of the iron-on decal is the It's blaring bugles, it's muffled drums; Personnel who have responsibility of the individual Marine. It's the hallowed place of our heroes' tombs. compelted 24 or more months of It's the Star Spangled Banner, before the game; active duty may extend their It's the Liberty Bell and our halls of fame. enlistments up to four (4) years to It's Ohio and Georgia and Texas and Maine. fulfill obligated active service ?fa/444am e00449 It's all the others, too numerous to name. requirements for proficiency pay It's Jefferson and Jackson; It's Grant and Lee; (specialty), ,,otherwise qualified It's the 074pras and Kellys and Johnsons and 'Skis. if Marines insured under the SGLI Program will continue to be finoerligibsiluictyh pay. Stubwseilqluneontt It's the home of the brave and the land of the free. for covered for 120 days after completion of active duty or 31 days or It's "The Lone Eagle" flying the Atlantic alone, affect the status of ti, ,,tootioo. more active duly for training and will be able to aur.vort the:. SOLI t., a Opening new vistas between Europe and home. our banner on permanent plan with a commercial insurance company anytime within It's raising yonder crest; the 120-day period. MCO PI 741.8 has details on how to accomplish It's Bibles and churches, integrity and truth; conversion. It's Sunday Schools and camps inspiring our youth. It's Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, making them strong, Upholding the right and fighting the wrong. Select-cow Voevtd Scliedede It's the Yankees, the Dodgers, the Twins and the Mets; 7/ It's popcorn and peanuts and hot dogs and jets. It's a way of life our Fathers have wrought; It's the hated way our enemies fought. Following is the selection board schedule for FY 1971 and their CNA 0 1924 estimated duration: for capt. - Nov. 16, 4 wks;CWO - Nov. 3, I wk; for It's history to treasure, a future to hold; The fainthearted would lose it, the brave will be bold. - - 12, Senate's GySgt Oct. 27, 8 wks; SgtMaj/MSgt Jan. 1971; for Inactive duty "Under God" is the watchword, it's our great defense: In view of the (for promotion to SSgt through SgtMaj) - March 16, 1971, 3 wks. "A mericanism" Marines will help keep it from every offense' traditional role in the enactment Convening dates and estimated duration of selection boards arc of military personnel legislation, subject to change, due to changing situations. Telephone calls the Fleet Reserve Ass'n (FRA) has concerning the meeting and results of selection hoards will only serve to restricted its initial endeavors on delay processes. Selection board results will be published as soon as 7 et "Widow's Equity" to the House possible after the board reports out. wm. Committee on Armed Services. However, as the pot began to VI4 simmer in the first week of June, Gubser, who fewa qatidars Military and civilian personnel stationed aboard K-Bay, often seek representative the house, answers to questions concerning the Air Station or the surrounding introduced the bill into will be celebrated in the Murphy, The following Jewish High Holy days community. The Windbag is designed to help attain the most encouraged Senator ROSH the bill in Ilickam AFB Chapel No. I, unless otherwise indicated: authoritative answers possible. Submit questions to the JPAO, Bldg. 930. (R-Calif.) to introduce HASHANAH - Sept. 30, 8 p.m.; Oct. 1 & 2, 10 a.m. SHABBAT the Senate. SHUVA - Oct. 2, 8:15 p.m. in the Aloha Chapel; YOM KIPPUR - Oct. Q. "Recently'/ was informed to the United States Government On June 23, Sen. Murphy 9, 7:30 p.m.; Oct. 10, 10 a.m. - sunset. that I could- be held liable for the for the hospitalization costs of the introduced the provisions of costs if I were hospitalized due to injured person, regardless of H.R.6226 as Senate Bill 4015. (More Briefs on Pg. 3) an accident. The example used whether the hospitalization was in Further, he pledged to have other was as follows: If I were injured in a civilian or military hospital. senate members co-sponsor a private automobile on the "Also, under certain S.4015. As of Aug. 26, he had a!!!!"!! pen mainland and treated in a civilian conditions, a service member may obtained 23 co-sponsors for the hospital, the government may be required to pay for his own bill. Among them are Senators frinurr u later sue me to recover the costs. hospitalization. If a serviceman is Thurmond, Smith, Javits, Is this possible?" injured due to his own Goldwater, Case, Tower and Capt. W. F. Flom misconduct, the government may Muskie. Both bills have received CO, MCAS, KANEOHE BAY COL. J. D. MeGOUGH refuse to pay for his hospital care excellent publicity in the Senate CO. 1ST MARINE BRIGADE COL B. G. ('ASS A. - "Under the provisions of the in a civilian facility, or, having and House, however, there is a 11PA 0 . . .CAPT. M. H. HANDELSMAN Medical Care Recovery Act (42 NCOIC, AO...... paid for such care, may take JP hard fight still ahead as Senate GYSGT J. WOLD USC 2651-2653) the United the PRESS CHIEF,JPAO SGT. B. GOFF action against the member for Committee is very conservative, EDITOR States Government may initiate SGT. C. WHITE reimbursement. Additionally, a particularly SPORTS EDITOR SGT. D. CARLSON action to recover the financial if in matters of serviceman is compensated for personnel legislation. DISTAFF EDITOR SGT. S. RILEY costs of hospitalization and/or SGT J. HANCHETT, LCPL injuries received and releases * 5 * PHOTOGRAPHERS B. LEWIS medical care rendered to an another person from further THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY AND FOR injured serviceman if the injuries September 20, Sunday, is THE PERSONNEL OF MCAS, KANEOHE. IT IS PRINTED BY THE WTNDWARD liability arising from the injuries the branch and subsequent party. As an "Pot Luck" picnic at PUBLISHING CO_ INC., KAILUA, HAWAII AND PUBLISHED WITH NON- without first having permission of Bellows. APPROPRIATED FUNDS. THE WINDWARD MARINE CONFORMS WITH THE example, should you as driver, Bring enough for your appropriate authority, he can be family PROVISIONS OF MCO P5600.31. VIEWS AND OPINIONS EXPRESSED ARE and another military person be plus one person. Drinks NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE MARINE CORPS. THE WINDWARD required to pay all costs of will be available rising in a vehicle involved in an for a donation. MARINE, A MEMBER OF THE SERVICES OF THE ARMED SERVICESNEWS hospitalization and treatment, Games and fun for. everyone. BUREAU, IS PROMULGATED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, accidmt resulting in injuries to whether civilian or military. * 4, * AND IN NO WAY DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY the passenger, and subsequent BE ACCEPTED. THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE AND STAFF OF THE WIND investigation determined that you Thursday, Sept. 24, is the BLDG. 930. ALL COPY FOR LtCol. W. H. J. Tiernan Board WARD MARINE ARE LOCATED IN PUBLICA- were negligently responsible for of Directors meeting at the TION WILL BE SCREENED AND MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4 P.M. ON Staff Judge Advocate 19th puka at 7:30 p.m. MONDAY. CALL 72141, 72142 OR 72431 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. the accident, you would be liable 3

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Crusaders K-Bay Salutes 1 EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is a Windy feature in which we salute men and women of K-Bay who receive command recognition and awards Welcomed Unit information officers are reminded that the responsibility of keep-' ing talormed o7 these events lies with each unit. "Crusaders.- In September 1959, VMF-122 became the first Marine F8U squadron to qualify aboard n aircraft carrier-the USS INDEPENDENCE. Following a tour in Japan, the Crusaders returned to the mainland in 1965, and Ile transitioned from the F8Es to the Bickel Roberts Schafer F4-B Phantom jet at MCAS El Toro. There they served as a VMFA -212 replacement training squadron until January 1967. Capt. Raymond R. Bickel wore live hats in two days recently. The HAWAII AIR MEEK captain resigned his temporary commission for the rank of ,gunnery On Aug. 25, 1967, after sergeant. He was then discharged to the rank of civilian and 'reenlisted AIR SHOW extensive training, VMFA-122 again as a warrant officer (WO-1 ). Directly following. he was once again SEPTEMBER and began a TransPac to Danang Air commissioned as a temporary captain. 26 27,1970 Base, RVN, and flew its first Receiving promotions to their present ranks are Sgts. RAT HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT sorties in Vietnam on Sept. I. McDeed, K.J. Krueger, K.L. Emspahr, W.M. Smith, G.L. Radabaugh, KEEHI LAGOON On Sept. I, 1968, the S.W. Sleggers, S.W. Kalecki,J.C. Wyrick. PACE MIECON I0 I AEAAI 111111:1K MAINS squadron redeployed to MCAS WEI kr Goa Imam Pad lwakuni, Japan, where they maintained a training type SUB UNIT 2, 1st RADIO BIN. TICKET TO RIDE -The Governor of Hawaii has proclaimed Sept. syllabus including deployments to 21-27 as "Hawaii Air Week." The Hawaii Air Show will include Cubi Point in the Phillipine The Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V" is prey Waikiki-Diamond Head air rides, airplanes displays, water sport Islands for training in all phases of SSgt W.F. Roberts, Jr. for meritorious service while serving with the activities, marching bands and many other exciting events. Tickets are VMFA weaponry. G-2 Section, 3rd MAF, Vietnam. Promoted to then present ranks are on sale at all military commands (K-Bay Special Services Bldg. 243 ) and Alerted for redeployment to Sgts G.F. Schneider and M.G. Simpson. Receiving certificates of are $1 for ground admission (no charge for children under 12). Bleacher Vietnam in the summer of 1969, completion of MCI courses are Sgts V.G. DePierre and T.S. Allen and seating will be an additional $2 for adults and $1 for persons 18 years the Crusaders reported to Marine Cpl J.R. Bright and LCpI F.J. Riedemann and S.E. Wright. Staff old or younger. Air Base, Chu Lai, on Sept. 5. Sergeant M. L. Hunter has reenlisted hit a lour-year tour.

Laser Used In Sewage Project VMFA-235 .4. A Meritorious Mast is awarded to Sgt. K. E. A laser is described by the bowler steps across the foul line, electronics people of Akakai'i Schafer, Jr. for his dependability, persistence and dictionary as "a light lie breaks the light beam causing Electronics Inc. (Honolulu), to personal initiative which contributed significantly. amplification by stimulated the buzzer to sound. display not only to his teams accomplishments, but also to the advantages of using Young emission of radiation." The In the past few years, the laser instead of the level. the efficient handling of all ordnance during the definition goes on to clarify that however, someone decided it The laser was set on a tripod Weapons System Review. Receiving promotions to, . . -II.. .-.-...tfzinino a crystai, such as a synthetic rimy, ciael'iwkrs at exactlyy the ngl needed in their present ranks are Sgts. R. McNee, C.H. UrXIXilf( aisnod laying the pipe. aes In. wag , -ars. in which atoms, when stimulated inc ueam was a...lart. W. target at the far end (a light beam then shot through the pipe to the Osmundson, J.R. Glynn, S.R. McDonald, E.C. by focused light waves, amplify can be shot up to 600 feet, and target set at the second point. The Palmquist, U. R. Spears and B. Bliss. and concentrate these waves, then with relay stations, the beam can beam then showed the engineers Meritoriously promoted to their pi eseni emit them in a narrow, very be carried probably indefinitely). when the pipe was layed straight ranks arC GySgt J.A. Young and Sgt. G. A. intense beam." No longer does a surveyor need a and correctly elevated. Cushing. The Cushing theory of using beams level and an assistant holding a This process was faster and of light in industry is not new. pole. lie just sets up the laser, meant that more pipe could be The corner grocery store may throws a beam on the line and layed in less time. ANGLICO even be using light beams to open angle needed and at the correct and close the front door (some distance and where the laser aligns leritoriously promoted to their present ranks are Cpls C.P. use the laser idea and come use with the target, the surveyor Elwyn and D.E. Eolm and LCpIs W.S. Walker, B.S. DuBose and J.M. the pressure plate). As the drives a stake and sets up the laser Burgos. customer walks between the hand for new coordinates. rails, he brakes a light beam which Tuesday, the Mid-Pacific H&MS sets of an electric current causing Contracting Co., Inc. the door to open. (Honolulu), the firm laying the Promoted to their present rank are Cpls G.R. Huskey and J.F. Bowling alleys use the light pipe for the new sewage treatment timmey. beam on the foul line. When the plant aboard K-Bay, invited the Receiving promotions to their present tanks are Sgts 1).1)

Vhovajsa, J.T. Estridge, G. Semon. W.R. Lovern, G.A. Flanders. R.L.. More News Briefs Rittenhouse, and J.G. Reynolds. MACS-2 (Con't. from Pg. 2) The Marine of the Month Award is presented to LCpI D.M. Szablewski. 714.0froptesweda by 42,5 Se/tweed 1/3 Receiving promotions Transportation is now available for K-Bay persons who wish to to their present ranks are -Sgts T.G. Tomlinson, W.N. Bailey, D.G. Oen, J.M. Murray, J.P. Kinman, Jr.. T.E. attend Latter Day Saint services in Kailua. Church members of the Dalton, J.W. Nelson, C. Horrera, S.R. Brochu, 1.1). Plant. and G.M. Kailua II Ward will pick-up and return anyone interested in attending Lederhaus. Good Conduct Medal are presented to R.A. Griffith services. Pick-up times will be 15-minutes prior to scheduled meetings Cpls and R.W. Day. on Sunday and the Mutual Improvement Association meeting on Wednesday evening. Pick-up and return points are in front of the EM Club and the :.ICX, Bldg. 1090. For additional information concerning MARS-24 transportation or services : intact Capt. S.G. Nickel! (254-4963). Receiving promotions to their present ranks arc Sgts. Holbrook, R. Aguirre, J.L. Garret, R. Rowe, J.D. Uiggins. J.F. Verner. airk. State elemece J.R. Thomas, J.V. Roman, D.A. Tileinecke, M.J. Magnani, and M.E. Little, and LCpts R.M. Kershaw, R.F. Doucette. J.E. Nicholas, 1. E. Store will be closed for inventory The Cash Sales Retail Clothing 13..ss, It Caldwell. 1).B. Hanson, F.A. Horak, W.K. Doss, A'..12. 2. They will reopen on Monday Oct. Thursday Oct. 1 and Friday, Oct. Strohmeyer, L.J. Itombaci, D.A. Clarke, D.L. Bower. K.R. Zuhlke. W.D. M. Donald, L.E. Robinson, W.H. Bissengger, R.L. Sauchuck, 1.A. HOLD S I EAU ir workmen from Adkins, G.G. Marra, R. Spurlock, C.R. Moore, and PFCs J. A. the Mid-Pacific Contracting Co., Updegrove, A.F. Keator and L.D. Lovett. Watteicie Inc. (Honolulu) lay pipe for the 9i,te new sewage treatment plant 'aboard K-Bay with the use of a H&HS A Fire Warden Class will be held Sept. 22 - 23 at Theater No. 1. laser. The little dot in the center The two-hour classes will be held 9 - 11 a.m. and will stress the duties of the target is the laser beam Sergeant J.O. Long was promoted to his present rank. GySgt B.J. 3f a fire warden, fire prevention practices and inspection techniques. It showing that the pipe is being Williams received his sixth Good Conduct Medal. Receiving their First is open to all personnel and dependents and highly recommended that Wed straight and at the correct Good Conduct Medal were Sgt. D.L. Conry, Sgt. L.M. Woodward, and each nroani7ation send a renresentative. elevation. Cpl C.L. Linton. Hawaiian Sportsman R.

By Sgt. Dave Carlson

ARCHERY EXHIBITION TOMORROW The Windward Bowmen Archery Club from here will put on an Archery Exhibition in the Patio Area of the 7-Day Store from noon till 5 p.m. tomorrow. Coach Norton instructs 30 197[171 Haw* Maine Vanity basketball Shows will be held on the hour, each demonstration lasting 20.30 sone hopetulls. minutes. All shots will be performed at 10 yards at one of two 48-inch target mats. Norton at the Helm Spectators are welcome arid urged to attend. The exhibition is being undertaken to familiarize people with archery, competitive shooting and the Windward Bowmen Archery Club. Basketballers Hold Tryouts CAW SMITH ANGLERS LAND FIVE MARLIN Six Camp Smith fishermen landed five marlin during a day's charter fishing trip on the CUTTY SARK last Wednesday. The six, Mike Kenney, Charley Wells, Leroy L. Smith, Butch Ness, Jerry Sweet and `Lack Size', Says Coach Dave Parsichatti, caught a combined total of 1,000 lbs. of fish. Most of the action came right out of Kewalo Basin and Barber's Point. After three days of practice, returning starter off last year's he starts the season it makes Hawaii Marine varsity basketball All-Marine team-6'-4" Chuck winning easier and the coach look coach Hal Norton realizes he's got Kozak. Some 30 other players good. Coaching's tough JR. RIFLE CLUB NEEC6 I-ELP when a problem. trying out for the team barely you've got small players. Still, I K-Bay's Junior Rifle Club is looking for a responsible, qualified These days, 6'-2" guards and average over 6 feet tall. think as the season goes on we'll adult to volunteer his services and till the role of supervisor and leader. 6'4" to 7' forwards dominate the make a good showing for the If you're interested, Call Capt. Lunt at 73234. thump-thump game. Often, a There's no intention here of Marine Corps." small man can make it in a "big" selling the small man short (no Coach Norton continues to way by hustle and desire. But the pun intended). There is definitely hunt for the big experienced UNANIMOUS APPROVAL game has changed so much from some potentially fine talent players. Perhaps the influx of new K-Bay Rod & Gun Club members voted unanimously to support its early beginnings that the big working out in the Gym at Hangar troops will bring him the men he the prospective Skeet and Trap Range by-laws, rules and regulations as man is just as fast, if not faster, 103 every night. wants and needs. presented by Skeet and Trap Range Committee Chairman, Sportsman just as agile, just as good a shot Coach Norton admits, Till such players do appear, Kieselback at Tuesday's meeting. Other items discussed were changing and much more capable "We're hurting for height, but Coach Norton will continue meeting nights to Wednesday and sending letters of inquiries to Rod & rebounder than the short man. some of our boys are developing the talent he's got now Gun Clubs at Marine Barracks in Alaska with hopes of scheduling a Within this area is where exceptionally quick and very good and go to bed dreaming of that hunting trip there within the near future. Sportsman Sodcrstrom was Coach Norton's problem lies. The jumpers. It's going to be rough. If 6'-8" center and 6%5" forward as they trot into the gym, putting an elected as Fishing Committee chairman, filling a vacancy left by tallest man he's got is lone a coach has horses (big men) when sportsman Crew!. Accordingly, sportsman Sprague announced that end to his "big" problem. two fishing trips have already been planned. he having made the reser vat ions while acting in place of Sportsman Crews.

CLEANUP FUTURE CLUBHOUSE SITE

K-Bay Rod & Gun ('tub members, Saturday at 9 a.m. there'll be a clean-up party at the Club's new meeting place, a room adjoining the archery club house above the reserve generator building (across from the tennis courts). Bring mops, brooms, buckets, paint brushes and other cleanup tools. It will probably be an all day affair. If most of the IOW- club members show up and work for an hour or so, the club will he ready to move into these new quarters very soon. PLEASE REMOVE BOATS!

All people having their boats parked around Building 106, across from the Boathouse, please remove them before Oct. I or Special Services will dispose of them.

II S v vr in leaps ... Eight-Man Tackle Football and bounds. Q Z Navy League Gains Momentum At K-Bay Golf Meet Give the location of these Special Services announced *Games will he played on the Marines cannot switch back and stadiums, fields and bowls: Wednesday that K-Bay's field adjoining the Tr,' g forth between organizations. 1. Lambeau Field Here Sept. 25 Intramural 8-Man Tackle Football Building and the field across from Players must be on full-dilly 2. Orange Bowl League is beginning to develop a the Enlisted Men's Club. All status in order to participate. Entries are now being 3. John F. Kennedy games will be played Stadium accepted for the 18-Hole Navy genuine interest among K-Bay on Saturday, * All points earned by team 4. Soldier Field units and organizations. with kickoff time at each field be League Golf Tourney which will standings count toward the 5. Kezar Stadium 9 and 3 be held here Sept. 25. The As of Wednesday, 13 teams a.m., noon p.m. Commander's Cup Trophy 6. Legion Stadium field will be limited had submitted rosters to Special *The league will play under competition. to 144 7. Rubber Bowl participants. Services, with a 14th team likely NCAA playing rules, with 8. Sicka Stadium September 19 is the to do the same. This would make additional rules set to govern 9. Sugar Bowl deadline for submitting possible a 13 -game season with 8-Man Football. A 100-yard field 10. Busch Stadium tourney The three-month long applications, nearly 340 Marines involved in will be used. with Sept. 22 being program could be especially the program, not counting coaches, Answers date of starting times *The season is tentatively successful if it's given support by notifications. trainers and league officials. scheduled to begin Oct. 3, individual unit members. Throw in a hundred or so fans at Participants will compete in providing equipment is in and all Spectators can expect to see anal 'IS three flights, with some $350 in each game and you've involved physicals for individual players are refreshment '01 units at both game suga110 AtaN '6 prize money at stake. Fees for quite a few people. Over. sites. Lieutenant B.R. Polentz, aMvaS non-league members range from So for both fans and °NO Special Services Athletics Office 'L $5.50 to $7.50, depending upon *Teams will suit up 24 players, the tackle football quaipunuam passed along some more players and have rank. Guests may play with Navy a reserve roster program at K-Bay is definitely OallipURIA UVS information regarding the of players in case they are needed League members. looking good. 0211719a Applications should be sent program which came out of a for sufficient reason. 11%1dpi:tumid -g meeting with coaches and other WINDY SPORTS will to AI Shoehigh, Navy League Golf Special Services personnel this *A player must play with the publish more information on the Puling Chairman, 1370 Anapa St., shi& 'keg wasaD past week. unit he's assigned to, TAD program as it becomes available. Honolulu, Hawaii, 96818. K-Bay Hawaii Trials Champ Long&Short MOTO CROSS RACE SUNDAY Eyes Moto-Cross Racing The Wheels of Oahu Motorcycle Club will sponsor the season's first Moto Cross race here Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday marks the beginning right until it came to making the To explain the theory Registration for the event starts at 8 a.m. with practice runs of another Moto Cross season. panic stop, I hit the brakes and behind Trials racing, it's not a beginning at 9 a.m. All riders, regardless of previous experience, using (See Long and Short) Riders from flew over the handle bars. From speed race against time. Instead, any size trail motorcycle may enter. Entry fee is $2.50. six Island motorcycle clubs, then on I was known as "Crash" it's a race where both man and his Spectators are welcome. Admission is .50 for military personnel numbering a hundred or more, Rouch." For a person whose only machine are judged by the and their dependents, $1 for civilians and children under 12 will be will be competing this weekend or previous experience with performances of endurance and admitted free. Refreshments will he available at the track site. some other future racing weekend unleashed horsepower was raising maneuverability in riding over in this, the roughest of all Appaloosa horses back in drops, up sheer six foot high walls MOONLIGHT TRAIL RIDE motorcycle sports. Springfield, Ohio, the spill meant of dirt, making sharp turns up or Among the "spinning a definite "breakthrough" into down and most important of all, There'll be another Moonlight Trail ride through the K-Bay Beach wheel" crowd Sunday at Ulupau racing for a future champ. doing all this without touching Trails Sept. 26 from 6:30-9 p.m. The response to these rides has been Crater will be K-Bay's own Bill ground with one's feet, stalling pretty good and it seems likely they'll continue throughout the fall. Rouch, the current Hawaii State Once in the club, Rouch the bike's engine or leaving the Hotdog and marshmallow roasts are part of the trip. Cost is S3 per Trials Champion. met with one of the Island's limed out trail. Penalties result in person and the ride is limited to people over 10 years of age. Make For Rouch, the state Trials staunchest Moto Cross supporters, attaining points. "It's scored like reservations before Sept. 25 with J.E. Coulter at 73192. championship came rather early ex-club president, Jolly Sheats. golf," Rouch said, " the rider with but only after many hours of Sheats has since been traasferred the least amount of points at the PROS PRACTICE AT BLOCK ARENA work and dedication. to West Pac but Rouch remains end of the day receives the most loyal to his departed fellow racer. points toward the eventual For Pro Basketball fans, we'll pass along this bit of information. If Rouch was first exposed to championship, which by the way you'd like to get a preview of what's gonna happen during the motorcycle racing a mere 13 "Jolly got me a Yamaha 250 is sanctioned by the Hawaii Milwaukee Bucks, LOS Angeles Lakers and San Diego Rockets Round months ago. "I bought an old cc track bike and he was Central Sports Committee." Robin Exhibition at the WC Arena in two weeks, get on out to Pearl Yamaha 250 cc street bike. It was instrumental more than anyone Harbor's Block Arena and watch these star-studded teams practice, my first bike. To get into the else in getting me started racing." "I was very proud to FREE of charge. The Bucks will practice Sept. 21-24 at 10:30-12:30 Wheels of Oahu Motorcycle Club With a degree of modesty, become the champion. I beat out a.m. and again in the evening 6-8. The Rockets will follow the same on station I had to pass a driving Rouch said, "I started taking the Dave Thompson, 1520-1485 in time schedule with their premiere practice dates being Sept. 24-26. test. This consisted of doing a knocks and spills and plenty of total points for the seven months These free admission sessions should give you that "behind the scenes" figure-8 in two 18 foot circles, a bumps. I learned the Trials track's of Sunday racing. He's definitely look on the game you've always wanted to see. weave run between pylons and a bad spots and after awhile, it got one of the best riders in the panic stop at 25 m.p.h. I did all so nobody could touch me." Islands" LADIES GOLF SWITCH TO MOTO CROSS It was Even Hold, One-Half Handicap Play in Ladies Golf action last week. In "A" Flight, Jean Wallace carded a 42-7-35, and Leona And now, Rouch says he's Simpson a 43-71/2-351/2. "B" Flight honors went to Marie Thinnis, quitting Trials racing. "I don't 49-101/2-3814. Kim Johnson (49-10) and Polly Carlstad (41-12) tied for think I'll defend the second at 39. Sally Clifton (breaking the RX) mark for the first time) championship. I want to race in took "C" Flight with a 47-121/2-341/2. Shirley Phillips was runnerup at Moto Cross. The thrill of going 51-131/2-371/2. over terrain at such speed is something else. It's knowing that DRIVING RANGE OPEN TIL 9 P.M. you can do what somebody else can't and by doing it quicker." A few weeks back WINDY SPORTS ran a Long and Short which expressed hope for even more improvements to the golf course in So far, Rouch is doing it addition to the appearance of water coolers at selected "dry spots" in better and 'quicker than most of between water fountains. Well, the grass is greener, literally. And now, his competitors. He finished an added bonus. The driving range will be open on Tuesday, Wednesday roscand in the July Fourth and Thursday evenings till 9 p.m., effective immediately. So all you Independance Day 400 mile moonlight hackers, get on out there and take advantage. Enduro held here. Since then he's raced several times and finished as MR & MRS. BOWLING LEAGUE high as fourth. Tom Goralski rolled a 226 and Jean Phillips recorded a 177 to `PSYCHIC' RACING take High Game honors in KMCAS Mr. & Mrs. Bowling League action last week. Buck Wheaton had a 577, tops for men, while Mary Wheaton "Moto Cross is a sport that led the ladies with a 509. Bev Hodge's 194 and Joan Hawaiian's 159 works on your mind. You've got reign as high averages in the league. Don and Pat Fehr picked up the to know that you can do it." And Roving Trophy for their combined high series/handicap. for a proven champion who TRIALS CHAMP - Bill Rouch proudly displays the trophy he won spends nearly 50 hours a week U. OF H. GRID TICKETS AT SPECIAL SERVICES while becoming the Hawaii State Trials Champion a month ago. Rouch working and racing on the K-Bay Special Services have both reserved and general admission tickets now confines his racing to Moto-Cross, a sport which has rapidly taken track, doing it should be no for seven University of Hawaii home football games. You can buy them all. hold among Island racing fans. problem at on an individual game or season ticket basis. The seats are located in rows 24-36 and seat numbers 13-20. Cost is $3.50 for single games and $26 for season passes. General admission season passes run $21. The U. of H. Rainbows tangle with U. S. International (Sept. 19), Santa Clara (Oct. 3), California Poly of Pomona (Oct. 10), California State from FOOTBALL Los Angeles (Oct. 31), Linfield (Nov. 14), University of Pacific (Nov. 21), Fresno State (Nov. 28) and New Mexico Highland (Dec. 5). TV LOG The three major Honolulu TV stations recently announced that they'll be handling a large schedule of Professional and College football games this year, By Suzanne Kittrel both on either a live or delayed basis. WINDY SPORTS will Lobster season is open and everyone who can don a mask, snorkel publish, beginning with this issue, and fins is out in Kaneohe Bay hunting these tasty treats. The Aku the schedule of games as they'll Marines brought up a total of 85 pounds of lobster at their Annual appear on TV tomorrow and Lobster Meet held last week (see last week's WINDY SPORTS). Steve Sunday. Ellgren and Mike Jeffries wound up in first place. Second was Larry Neely and Bill Owen and third place went to Jim Barker and Jim Hoit. SUNDAY With a full moon out, lots of night diving is being done around KHON Ch. 2 Minnesota the K-Bay Peninsula. Conditions have been ideal. Vikings vs. Kansas City IMPORTANT DATES Chiefs at 10 a.m. (live) The Aku Marines are having a night check out dive 7:30 p.m. KHVH Ch. 4 NCAA Sept. 22 at Hamilton's Point. The monthly picnic will be held three Football. Minnesota vs. days later, Sept. 25 at the Ft. Hase picnic area. It will be a night dive featuring fresh lobster, hotdogs and beverages for refreshments. See you Missouri at 1 p.m. (delayed) KGMB Ch. 9 Dallas Cowboys there! vs. Philadelphia Eagles at 7 October 3 the Hawaii Council of Diving Clubs will sponsor the a.m. (live) Third Annual Underwater Film Festival at the HIC Arena. Tickets are MONDAY $2.50 and can be obtained from Aku Marines or call 262-7783. (Sept. 21) The NAUI skin and scuba diving course offered by Special JUST LIKE THE PRC.. The Youth Football is just around the KHVH Ch. 2 New York Jets Services and scheduled to open Wednesday filled up rapidly with corner. Last week K-Bay's teams scrimmaged clubs from asrious other vs. Cleveland Browns at 5:30 applicants. Watch AKU-Marine News for more information on a parts of the Island. WINDY SPORTS will have schedules and more p.m. (delayed) possible second class opening up. feature information on the teams next week. . HAND-IN-HAND - is just how the Station hire Department and Crash Crew work on training exercises. WITHIN SECONDS - after arriving on the scene of a fire K-Bay firemen Sharing advice on new and different techniques benefits both units and in turn assures station personnel prepare to do battle with the blaze. Here Larry Medina prepares to and dependants of their capabilities. connect the waterline from another fire engine to his own. Firefighting Crew On Constant Vigil

Story By LCpI. Joe O'Kay Photos By LCpI. Bob Lewis

It is early morning and the As a result today's K-Bay firemen excellent...Also we have firemen at K-Bay's Fire house No. boast an average of 16 years of established a fine fire prevention 17 are resting, as the station firefighting. program which is followed closely receives a phone call. Seconds This well manned by station personnel and later the scramble horn is department totals 22 men who are dependents". sounded. Ten men rush to their divided into two crews which To maintain this efficient assigned positions and within 30 work on a day-on-day-off basis. force and to further advance the seconds they are completely They are under the supervision fire prevention program, all of the dressed and out of the firehouse and direction of four captains; firemen are required by their on their way to combat a raging Oliver Brilhante, Richard " Ing, captains to attend approximately fire. John Spencer and Anthony 24 hours of classroom and on the Although this was only a medeiros. These flu:i ate divided job training every two weeks. surprise drill the firemen were into teams of two and are each The classroom sessions ready in force. They responsible for a particular crew. encompass all phases of pre-fire demonstrated the type of Since January of this year planning, fire hazard efficiency that has brought them these men and their crews have familiarization and recent the distinction of being one of the answered 134 alarms, of which developments in all phases of top Navy Consolidated Fire seven produced losses totaling firefighting and first aid. To Departments in Hawaii. only $300. benefit both the department and Attaining such a reputation Considering that these the individual a different man is isn't easy but since 1951 when the statistics are far lower than other assigned to instruct each class. WITHOUT HESITATION - Navy Consolidated Fire Depart- military stationed fire department This type of instruction is to Charles Mori: is off the fire ment center activated Firehouse on the island Captain Brilhante promote the idea that in case of engine and quickly prepares to 17, steady progress has been said, "Our success is due to the emergency any of K-Bay's 22 hook up to the engine's pumps. In made. fact that the Public Works firemen are capable of handling a a job where seconds may mean Realizing that any Department is working given situation. - the difference between life and organization is only as good as its hand-in-hand with the military Currently Firehouse 17 is GOING HOME - at the end of a death it is necessary that each least experienced man, NCFD officials here and are getting the concentrating its efforts towards fire fighting exercise Edwin man carry out his job with sought to employ the most best possible support from them. preparation for Fire Prevention Taylor (l.) and Kasumi Takohashi rapidness and exactness. experienced personnel possible. The existing relationship is Week which is from October 4-10. (r.) prepare hose to be reloaded.

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SAFETY HAZARD - during a recent safety inspection Captain HIDE AND SEEK - seems to be a popular game with everyone but Edwin Taylor (LI and Captain Oliver Brilhante points out this uncleared passage way to Lance Corporal Lou Brilhante. Nevertheless, they are often forced to play this child's game while inspecting buildings. Here they Her:. have uncovered a previously inaccessible extinguisher that was buried beneath a stack of furniture. e IsLANDEkSearch Is On For Wife Of Year WANTED: Military Wife of the be military wives, active in Each of the servic... will Year community service activities. hold its own preliminary contests DESCRIPTION: One woman They must be poised and to find the woman who best whose actions epitomize the real sufficiently articulate to be able represents that service for the By Sgt. Mike Thompson contributions being made by to tell their stories to television Military Wife finals. Final wives in improving audiences and the press. selection for each service will be 7/0Ift eisseAtlimeitet 7e "119,441144 people-to-people relations, both Military wives clubs are made in Washington by a panel of military and civilian. invited to submit names of the senior officers and NCO wives, The 1971 Military Wife candidates they feel best meet the coordinated by the Bishop Museum has been trying to tell the Pacific story since of wife of the qualifications. Entries 1889. Dedicated to the great granddaughter of Kamehameha the Great, the Year Contest is underway. should be chief of staff of each service. submitted on the Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum in Honolulu consists The fifth annual event is produced official entry forms. All winners and their of a At K-Bay, three-story building of hand-hewn lava adjoined with three laboratory by Harrell International, Inc., a these forms are husbands will be flown to due to be received by the Joint Washington where research buildings and a Planetarium. From the combined collections of world-wide marketing they attend organization. Public Affairs Office, Bldg. 930. and the Princess and the Dowager Queen Emma (whose Summer Place is Stokely-Van Camp, luncheons, receptions, dinners Notice will be given when they maintained as a separate 'period' museum), Bishop began accumulating Inc., is sponsoring the contest. press interviews. become available. both natural specimens and artifacts from all areas of the Pacific to Candidates for the title must Final judging for the title become the most venerated and thorough showcase in the Pacific. will be made by an international Today Bishop divides that showcase into many easily accessible panel of prominent women areas, including traditional museum exhibits, location and edifice EXCHANGE EXTRAS selected by the General restoration, educational programs and relentless research. Federation of Women's Clubs. Exchange on Saturday, Oct. 3, in a wing of For browsers there is the main "Hawaii Hall," divided into three patrons are Hollywood personalities will reminded that the Marine Corps Mess Hall No. 2, Bldg. 1089. Its distinct periods: 18th century Hawaii on the ground floor, missionary introduce each candidate, with Birthday Ball is only a couple of shopping hours will be 10 a.m. - 5 era on the second floor and 19th century Hawaii on the top floor, Art Linklet ter as master of months away! p.m. Monday through Friday and embracing the commercial enterprise and cultural mix that brewed the ceremonies at a formal awards 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Saturday. elements of today's Hawaii. Marines who need medals dinner. The Toy Dept. of the 7-Day Continuing efforts to encourage the public to discover the realm mounted are urged to take them The winner will receive an to the Shop in the Main Store will remain open of the Pacific via the Bishop have resulted in the Museum and Tailor all-expense paid trip to Store avoid the last throughout the season with the Planetarium dropping all charges the Sunday of every now to Hollywood as Linkletter's guest admission third following kinds of toys: bicycles month. minute rush and possible and will be featured in one of his and wheel goods, hobby horses, Otherwise, the admission is 75 cents both, from nine to five disappointment. Life With [Anklet ter television for table and citair sets, arts, crafts Monday through Saturday Planetarium For the ladies-A good shows. She will visit Washington and noon to five on Sundays. and hobbies, playground shows are given at eleven and three, Monday through Saturday selection of gowns, cocktail dignitaries and will make a (with equipment; novelty toys; books evening shows at eight, Fridays and Saturdays) and two and three, dresses, in various price ranges, three-week tour across the United (coloring, paper doll, etc.). Sundays. have been purchased from the States where she will tell her story All other categories of toys "From Aquarius to Capricorn" is the new Planetarium show, West Coast, especially for the and that of the American military will be stocked at Toyland, Bldg. presenting the astrologers' story from the astronomist's point of view Birthday Ball. These gowns will be community to television panels, 1089. Both toy areas will offer Oct. 18). Actually, since the beginning of the 18th century, in the Ladies' Dept. of the Main the press and in guest apperances (through complete lay-away service. astrology and astronomy have parted company, with the former Store tomorrow. A good selection before women's groups. accessories-long gloves, considered more of a religion than anything else. Astronomical of conditions in the sky which are recorded in horoscopes are factual, but handbags, shoes-will also be the destiny and/or character of the individual born under these available. this year conditions is spelled out by the very humanly reliable interpreter, the Toyland will open astrologist. Among the many revelations of the new star show will be an explanation of the meaning of the term "Age of Aquarius" (made famous by the infamous rock musical "HAIR") and the manner in Choice-of-the-month book is epitome of the Jazz Age, they which a horoscope is cast. ZELDA, the story of the F. Scott rode the crest of the era to its Since this will be the third Sunday of the month, both the Fitzgeralds, by Nancy Milford. collapse, and their own. Museum and Planetarium shows (noon till five, hourly) will he free. There was a curious streak Scott's side of their of recklessness in Zelda Sayre romantic and painful story has riCed 611.4.,.1 ..C46.4 t5,4 when she was a child. As she grew been explored. It is Zelda who has ,4d up, her escapades became the remained the shadowy figure. The Bishop Science Center (Planetarium building) is also offering scandal of her home town. In this biography it becomes a series of six courses including astronomy, navigation, an advanced She was a beauty and her increasingly clear how deeply nature study of the islands, archaeology, sociology and a close look at father was a respected judge. dependent on each other the Indonesia. Each class will meet one night a week for 10 weeks with an Witty, indulged, capricious, she Fitzgeralds were, and to what an enrollment fee of $25. Although some of the courses began this week thoroughly enjoyed exercising the extraordinary degree their dreams certain exceptions can be made for late enrollment. Phone 847-3511 prerogatives of a belle. were matching ones. for further details. When she married F. Scott In part their tragedy lay in Tomorrow begins the course on "Polynesian Archeology" Fitzgerald in 1920 after a stormy their being too close; at their (considered the best of the six), Saturday mornings. "The Island Chain" two-year courtship, her life worst they fought for the same will provide an in-depth look at Hawaii's geology, geography, flora and seemed the natural extension of ground. fauna, Tuesday evenings beginning next Tuesday. "Hawaii's People" her Montgomery existence, played A decade, almost to the day, will offer a look into the races and cultures found in Hawaii today, on a larger stage...New York, after her marriage to Scott she beginning next Monday evening. Paris, the Rivera. suffered . her first mental And for those of you who are irreparably rock happy, "Celestial She and Scott moved in a breakdown. The rest of her life Navigation" is designed for those wishing to learn how to navigate small golden aura of excitement, was in and out of clinics. boats on ocean voyages, beginning Sept. 30. The romance and promise. It was a bitter stroke of and "Astronomy for Fun" meets on Thursday evenings irony that site realized some of "Indonesia" is convening on Wednesdays. 1970 her own true potential only as she Across town on the University of Hawaii campus, the world ARMED FORCES fought against insanity. famous Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Company of India will perform Here is a biography of the at Kennedy Theater, Sept. 24 and 25 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $3 for adults agony of a lonely woman reaching and $1.50 for students and you. In addition to the two performances. toward her husband, her "King of you're invited to attend a no-charge lecture-demonstration of this RT ESTIVAL the Roses." ancient art form next Wednesday in the Kennedy Theater at 8 p.m. And within the topical vicinity, it's Southeast Asia Day at Flora Held at the Barbers Point NAS O'Club Nov. 14 & 15,11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacifica. If you're looking for a lively extension to the biweekly DUE Ala Moana Center Show training classes, you will find at the Honolulu International Centel (150 Best Entries) PTA Holds arena fashions of Vietnam, Loas, Burma and Thailand. Not only that Nov. 18-21 but there will be displays of the traditional weapons from Southeast First Meeting Asian countries (they're considered a tradition there, understandably) meeting of amid dance concerts, Javanese shadow puppet theatre and the working: Applications can be obtained from the The first PTA of a bamboo water-clock. It should prove interesting. Joint Special Services, Bldg. 243. the 1970-71 school year will be Flora Pacifica will continue through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1( Entries will be accepted Oct. 29 & 30 held Monday, Sept. 21, at 7 p.m. p.m. for the admission of $2 for adults and 50 cents for children. Entry between noon and 9 p.m. at the in the Mokapu School Barbers Point BOQ, Bldg. 77. into the arena area will also open to you 10 pavillions representing flu Cafe toriu m. use of plants for food, shelter, clothing, medicine, artwork and religior An open panel discussion in nearly every major Pacific Basin culture. entitled "The Mental and Physical And to the Pacific heritage has been added another monument t( Health of Your Child" will be led the past. by Dr. R. G. Dimler, a Kailua Bishop Museum's newest pet project, The Falls of Clyde, wil pediatrician; Rose Marie Warriner, be on display free at Pier 39 today through Sunday. This historic 19t1 DOE Special Education Director century ship will then sport a 75 cent admission fee as the only origina for the Windward District; four-masted full-rigged ship still afloat. Margaret Paz, Counselor at The Falls of Clyde is an iron vessel 266 feet long, with a beam of 4 CATEGORIES Mokapu; and Virginia DeCastro, a 40 feet. She was built in 1878 at Port Glasgow, Scotland, on the Rive) Mokapu faculty member. The Clyde. Her first years were spent in the India trade under the Britisl 1. PAINTS discussion will deal mainly with in flag. In 1898 she was purchased by Captain William Matson (of Matsor 2. WATERCOLORS, PRINTS, the child who has problems Lines fame) and registered under the Hawaiian flag to carry passenger PASTELS, DRAWINGS school. calendars and cargo between California and the Islands. 3. SCULPTURE & Large school year sale for SI at the In December she will be eased into a permanent berth at Pier 5 t( MEDIA will be on NON-FUNCTIONAL proceeds to a museum of early ocean travel, integral to the Islands' history September meeting, become 4. CRAFT MEDIA of tourism. go into your PTA fund. 8 ee.,,,qeed Ardo etue see.e 1.0R SALI. oaeeet 1957 - MtiA ROAI)STER - Body 6 stored. engine rebuilt new tires, etc. TONIGHT: Regular Happy Hour from 4 to 7 p.m. on the 11 's4 4681 LOWER LANAI. Let's all get together and give a warm welcome to our new Squadron. At 7:30 p.m., the KAMAAINA will join you all on the 1960 P1 Y MIR III I,uod rued. Call LOWER LANAI. 2,1-4819. Dining Room will be open from 7 to 10 p.m. for quiet dining by candle light.

1965 - BARRACLDA 283 Dual Quad SATURDAY: The TAPA Bar opens at 11 a.m.. Dining Room will - 4 slid, thirst Shiner. (:dl 261-1965 be serving from 7 to 9 p.m. THE IMPORT SOCIETY with their exciting AWII sound will begin t 8:30 p.m. on the LOWER LANAI for great dance music. 1963 - PI. YMOUTII FURY - A/T, SUNDAY: power wnldows. ViS, new upholstery, Snack Bar by the pool is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. recent tune up. pool tires, $400 or Buffer will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. best olio all 261-1996 or 73356 MONDAY: Dining Room and TAPA Bar are closed. DWI'. TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY: Now that children are in school, 1963 01 ILS CON VERTU-ILE - 1550. how about meeting your wife for lunch at the Club. ( all 724S I DW14 254 -3183 THURSDAY: For our popular Family Night, we offer Italian Nite 1W11. with Spaghetti and Pizza from 6 to 8 p.m. From 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. there will be a special treat for the kids - MAGIC SHOW. 1964 - COR V AIR MON/ A lour on Please make 111.11. fair .11 aru- eJ 0 Verb:nil your reservations early. S 100. full 73101 DWI!. 254-3968 NOTE: Duplicate Bridge every Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. in SWII. the ALIT Room. For further information, contact Mrs. David Amey, 254-2735. 1962 BUICK SPIAT Al. - Sta Wen. Needs radiator, rims irk. Best offer. Call 72240 DWII, 254-4912 AWII Sid 1969 TOYOTA COROLLA - 2 dr. TONIGHT: Why not stop at the Staff Club for dinner today good Sedan. Bank Repossession. before the festivities start. Our hours are condition. Ilighest bid Phone 72565 or from 5:30 to 9 p.m. the 73598 or call Bank of Hawaii. RANCH HANDS will arrive on the scene at 8:30 p.m. and will get everyone in a good mood with their great country and western sounds. SATURDAY: The Club opens 1966 COR VA1R MONZA today at 11 a.m. and Package Store at MN RTIBI. E - 4-spd, two new tires, 11:30. Our dining room is open 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. We have once radio & heater. loss mileage. $675 or again the one and only WORLD WIDE SIX. They provide the latest hest oiler Call 261-6183 DWII, rock sounds and makes the club full of spirit. 261-3151 AWII. SUNDAY: Brunch will be served from 11 to 1 p.m. Our dining room is open from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. Our food is mighty tasty, so why 1962 - FORD GA LAX1E a CONVERTIBLE - Red, no rust, good not give it try! The member owning this Club No. 3289 is entitled to engine. seat belts & radio, $395. Call a free dinner of his choice. It was the lucky number drawn this month. 72746 DWII, 254-4981 anytime. MONDAY: Dining room is closed today. Our dining room will serve regular dining from 5:30 - 9 p.m. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 1960 HARLEY 3- wheeler. 1 s.('ond. new tires, and paint. Call 72444 AWII. Only. 254-2855. TUESDAY: Lunch is served Tuesday thru Friday II to 1 p.m. THURSDAY: The Board of Advisors meeting today at 1 p.m. B&W Tv 0' Surfboard, li/Bike, O'Uniforins. 6' 195 lbs ('all 261-0323 Happy Hour is from 4 to 6 p.m. this afternoon. Our special tonight is any time. Pizza. ALOHA SPIRIT - To the men of the new squadron, VMFA -122, DOUBLE BED - Complete w/mattress, Windy's wahine says, "Hope you had a soft landing!" . &dated pad and bottom fitted sheets $35. Call 254 -3493 TONIGHT: It's Happy Hour time from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. At 8 p.m. in the mein ballroom it's the DEL"I'CINIES waft the big sounds in CLARINET - 1- s. Coml. $65. ('all popular rock 7224(1 SWII, 254-4912 AWII. music. I 7/2:P041.1 7/team SATURDAY: Club opens at noon. At 2 p.m. we feature the latest DRESSES - I ive after-live, formal and TODAY in sports highlights and travelogs. Don't miss the big soul night tonight wini-formal: like new, sizes 9 - 14. ('all LUNCH - Fried chicken, gravy, TUESDAY at 8 p.m. with the fabulous FUTURE INHABITANTS. The biggest soul anytime 254 -2593 mincemeat pie LUNCH - Chicken cacciatorc, rice group on the island! milanese, ice cream SUPPER - Lasagna, spaghetti, pizza, SUNDAY: Club opens at noon. on the PEDIGREED POODLE - Male, 7 mos. puddings SUPPER - Ham, fried cabbage, cherry "Bloody Mary Special" old. Silver, of champion line. All shots. SATURDAY pie bars until 1 p.m. Tonight at 7 p.m. in the NCO Room a big floorshow $275. Call 257-3130 DWI1 254-3584 WEDNESDAY BRUNCH - SUPPER - Corn beef, you're sure to enjoy is scheduled. Come join us for the evening with the AWII. LUNCH - cabbage, peach cake Chop sucy, rice, franks, ALOHA SEASONS currently on stage at Shipwreck Kelly's. Also SUNDAY strawberry shortcake beans, scheduled to start at 7 p.m. is the "Sunday Night Theater". OIL PORTRAITS - I rom either photo BRUNCH - SUPPER - Roast beef, SUPPER - Ham, sweet potato or sitting. Results guaranteed. gravy, hot apple pie lemon cake WEDNESDAY: At 7 p.m. in the 45 Room the TRINITY TRIO Reasonable. ('all 254-4681 MONDAY THURSDAY will be on stage to entertain you for the evening. The `Wednesday LUNCH - Hamburger/c-burger, baked LUNCH I ' ish, franks, succotash, Night Theater" starts at 7 p.m. in the main ballroom. RETIRED CHIEF'S UNIFORMS - lemon pie beans, lemon cake Raincoat, Bridge coat and misc. ('all SUPPER - Beef stew, noodles, choc SUPPER - Roast Beef, gravy, boston 262-8604 anytime. cake ik/white icing cream pie FOUND

Prescription I LIGHL GALSSTS ('all 72344 DWI. Divine Service Take stodc in America. WANTED Protestant Chapel Protestant Women Of The Chapel Buy LLS.Savings Bonds. Bldg. 1090 (Main Exchange) (PWOC) - Third Tuesday of every HELP WANTED - I lexible hours. Call Phone 73506, 73182, 73552 month, Chapel Annex. 254-4590 Sunday Worship Service - 9 and 10:30 St. Michael's Catholic Chapel (Bldg. 1090 (Main Exchange) HELP WANTED - I till or part-time. a.m., Holy Communion the first Call 2;4-4690. Sunday in every month. Phone 73138, 73552, 73182 Sunday School - 9 a.m. Bus Masses - Sunday, 8, 9:30 and I I a.m. Part-time Waitress to transportation is provided to the HELP WANTED: Monday through Friday at 11:45 a.m. work evening hours. Appls in person at Chime! Annex. Christian Youth - Sunday, 6 Holy Days to be announced. the ENLISTED CLUB. p.m., Chapel Annex (('YF) (for high Confessions - One-half hour before an Masses. at de school-age youth). Movies COCKTAIL WAITRESS - - For Thursday - Junior Choir rehearsal at Baptisms of Infants - First Sunday of com-Open Mess. Interested person may 6:15 p.m. Chapel Choir rehearsal at the month, after 9:30 a.m. Mass. See depeoft414 call 720 0 0 call MSgt. Gillen at 72081. 7:30 p.m. Chaplain one weck in advance. Adult Choir - Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. (for 9:30 a.m. Mass); Thursday at 5 1. ISLAND OF TERROR- Carol Gray, Peter Cushing, (M), science p.m. (for II a.m. Mass. Christian Doctrine (lasses (CCD) - fiction, fair, 93 min. 61 First Cless During the school year, grades 1-6, 2. NAKED UNDER LEATHER - Marianne Faithful, (R) drama fair, 91 Mondays at 2:30 p.m. tirades 7-8, min. 10i An Mel Saturdays at 10 am. Grades 9-12, 3. THEY SHOOT HORSES, DONT THEY? - Jane Fonda, Michael Monday at 5:45 p.m. Chapel Annex. Marriage Consult Chaplain six weeks in Sarrazin, (M), drama, excellent, 118 min. advance. 4. THE HELL WITH HEROES - Claudia Cardinale, Rod Taylor, (M), Ladies Guild - Meeting each month of adventure, good, 102 min. the the first Friday, 9 a.m., in Chapel. 5. 80 STEPS TO JONAH - Jo Van Fleet, Wayne Newton, (G), drama, Ushers, Lectors, Servers, Guitarists, Singers - Please volunteer. fair, 107 min. Note: The Chapel Annex is located in 6. PAPER LION - Lauren Hutton, Alan Alda, (G), comedy, very good, Bldg. 462, adjacent to the Golf Courx. 105 min. Small children may be left in the Child to 7. DUNWICH HORROR - Sandra Dee, (M), drama, very good, 102 min. Care Center at no charge to you. The 89 Center provides this service for 9:30 8. LOVING - Eva Marie Saint, George Segal, (R), drama, excellent, and 11 a.m. Masses and for the min. Protestant Worship Service. The nursery opens at 9 a.m. Fri Sat Sun Mon Toe Wed Thu Mail Windy Home Today For specific denominational service and minority faiths, please contact the Chaplain's Office for Theater No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 referral. Theater No. 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 * fi