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HAWAII MARINE. Voluntary Payment for Delivery to MCAS Lllll Sing/ Lit I Per Four-Week Period NBC Testing Native Heritage Softball Squeaker Brigade leathernecks Asian/Pacific Marines Hawaii Marines use destruction techniques celebrate diverse suffer defeat on gear lineage in the Corps to Leeward Sons Story on Page A-4 Story on Page A-8 Story on Page B-1 ( HAWAII MARINE. Voluntary payment for delivery to MCAS lllll sing/ lit I per four-week period. NO. 13 VOL. 19 K ANE011 E BAY. HAWAII. MAY 9, 1984 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES When God created mothers, He made them special When the Lord was creating that mothers have to have." year-old to Band under a shower." mothers; he was into his sixth day ""I'hat's on the standard model?" Theangel circled the model of a of overtime when an angel asked the angel. The Lord nodded. mother very slowly. "It's too soft," appeared and said, "You're doing "One pair that sees through chilled she sighed. "But tough," said the a lot of fiddling around on this doors when she asks, 'What are Lord excitedly. "You cannot one." you kids doing in there?'when she imagine what this mother can do And the Lord said "Have you already knows. Atiother mar in or endure. Not only think, but it read the specs. of this order? She the back of her head that sees can reason and compromise," said has to be completely washable, what she shouldn't but has to the Creator. .but not plastic, have 180 moveable know. And of course, the ones in Finally the angel bent over and parts all-replaceable, run on black front that can look at a child when ran her fingers across the cheek. coffee and leftovers, have a lap he goofs up and say 'I understand "There's a leak," she pronounced. that disappears when she stands and I love you' without so much as "It's not' a lead," said the lord. up, a kiss that can cure anything uttering a word." "It's a tear." from a broken leg to a "Lord," said the angel touching "What's it for'?" PRINCESSES PERFORM - Island princesses islands during Mokapu School's annual May disappointed love affair and six his sleeve gently, "go to bed. "It's for joy, sadness, pairs of perform an ancient hula dance to "Wear a Lei." Day is Lei Day program Friday. (Photo by Cpl. hands." The angel shook Tomorrow is another .. " "I disappointment, pain, loneliness The princesses represented the Hawaiian Michael Mendez) her head slowly and said, "six can't," said the Lord. "I'm so close and pride." pairs of hands? No way." now. Already I have one who "You are a genius," said the It's not the hands that are heals herself when she is sick, can angel. The Lord looked somber, "I causing me problems," said the feed a family of six on one pound didn't put it there." May Day is Lei Day Lord. "It's the three pairs of eyes if hamburger, and can get a 9- 'Anonymous for Mokapu school t. L.C. Brooks Robinson were also embraced Princess Wendy Houghton and itiyOnl Hawaiian withildis. P 'r Alldredge. g of rain iminkles was 1ppirltpal presentatioC tm the absent Friday morning during made by Col. Robinson to Flyer ranged corn the red of the Lehua Mokapu School's 'May Day is Lei Higashi, former principal at the blossom of the Big Island to the Day' program. But the school's school from 1978-1983. A plaque gray Hinahina or Spanish moss of annual program was blessed with was presented to him on behalf of the smallest island, Kahoolawe. talent, skill, attendance and rays the Marine community on the Air Separate grades presented of aloha sunshine. Station and read "Mahalo from ancient hula dances and art forms The 'May Day is Lei Day' the Marines." of Hawaiian culture in colorful program in Hawaii was May Day Queen Kim Viriya- costumes and accessories. originated by two mainlanders punt was draped in white as she "The program gives the who fell 'in love with Hawaii's was escorted to her throne by King children a chance to experience beautiful weather, flowers, Skip Thompson. Hawaiian culture. It also makes scenery and people. them aware of different cultures Festivities began with Principal Introduction of the island as they grow older, said Sgt. Tony Gladys Naithoh welcoming queens and princes followed Gamble, Comptrollers Office. "To guests to the annual program. She Queen Kim. The islands were read about different cultures and also informed the teachers that a represented as follows: Hawaii, traditions is one thing, but to special resolution was passed on Princess Krista Woodruff and actually participate in a different April 25 'proclaiming May 9 as Prince Jason Corbitt: Maui. culture's traditions may he a once Teachers' Day in appreciation of Princess Sara MacGhee and Prince in a lifetime experience." their work. Michael Quinbey; Oahu, Princess Gambles' son, Tony II, a The Hawaiian trachtion of Misty Best and Prince Famous kindergartner, participated in the placing a lei around one's neck to Dove; Kauai, Priness Lori ancient Polynesian skill of canoe signify affection was demon- Whsenhunt and Prince Willis paddling. strated by the students to BGen. King; Molokai, Princess Debra "We thought the program went : O.K. Steele, Commanding General, Jones and Prince Chris Mills; very well, especially since we, had let Marine Brigade,. and Mrs. Lanai, Princess Melanie more than 1,000 students to Steele, a former teacher at Hamilton and Prince Jonathan prepare for the occasion," said Mokapu School. Col. C.D. Schuster; Niihau, Princess Naithoh. "The children put a lot of HAWAIIAN PADDLER - Polynesian canoe Lei Day' pm-migrant Friday. (Cpl. Michael Robinson, Combanding Officer Dionne Hicks and Prince. Reggie work and energy into the program racing skills are exhibited by Sajid Mark Mendez) of the 'Air Station, and Mrs. Itaynore; and Knhoolawe. to make it successful." Gonzales during Mokapu School's 'May Day is LtGen. C.G. Cooper visits Air Station PEP TALK LtGen. C.G. Cooper, Marines competition squad. LtGen. Cooper - for briefings TAKING A LOOK - LtGen. C.O. Cooper, inspects leathernecks of the 1st Marine tam/mending General, Fleet Marine Forte, visited the Air Station Thursday Cnnimanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Brigade during his visit to the Air Station ligelfIc and Commander, Marine Corps Bases with officers and staff noncommissioned vaciflo and Commander, Marine Bases Pacific, Thursday. (Photo by Cpl. Michael Mendez) Paelfic, gives a pep talk to members of the 3d officers. (Photo by Sgt. Christopher Wood) Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers and writers Published by RFD Publications, MC, a private firm in no way connected with the Department pr the Navy or the U,S. Marine of advertisements in this publication herein are their own and not to be considered an official expression of the Department of the Navy or the U.S. marine Corps. The appearance products or services advertised. including inserts, does not constitute an endorsement by the Department of the Navy or the U.S, Marine Corps of the firms, Page A-2, May 9, 1984 and you could get a $2,000 to $16,000 Reenlist to $16,000 cash bonus. That might be $2,000 you'll get for taking a civilian job. ri morelhan Sea your Find out how much you qualify for. Gamer planner today. Winners 1 IDAY Auard MAINI INI H and I It N. L. 1101 EDITOR'S NOTE: The informa- Cpl. Joseph S. Roge Jr., tion contained in Courts-Martial Headquarters Company, 3d Report is submitted by the Joint Marines, was convicted at trial by Legal Service Center and is general court-martial of published as a source of committing lewd, indecent and C information for all Marines. lascivious acts upon the bodies of French three separate male children on Cpl, Troy E. Ogden, six occasions. Headquarters and Maintenance He was sentenced to reduction Squadron-24, was convicted at to private, confinement at hard 117 HEKILI trial by special court-martial of labor for 16 years, and to be Steele, Commanding General of Open: stealing a 1970 Chevrolet Camaro, discharged from the U.S. Marine GIVING THANKS - BGen. O.K. STREET, 1st Marine Brigade, and Col. C.D. Robinson, Air Station RESERVATIONS Wed thru Sun. the property of another Marine, of Corps with a dishonorable the 6 to 10 p.m. KAILUA pledges to Navy Relief 2 P.M. p.m a value in excess of $100. discharge. commanding officer, hand their AFTER coordinators 1 stLt. William Rivera and Maj. T.R. Taylor. The He was sentenced to forfeiture of began here Friday, and Marines and Your Hosts $100 pay per month for five Navy Relief Fund Drive Marcel & Elvi Battier 'Marines ere entitled to sailors can contact Taylor, the Station coordinator, at 257-2128 262-4S35 months; reduction to private; at 257-3244. (Photo by Sgt. confinement qt hard labor for five 30 days of paid vacation or Rivera, the Brigade coordinator, each year. You only get . months; and to he discharged Greg Berry) 2 weeks in many civilian from the United States Marine jobs. Corps with a bad conduct Give to the Navy Relief-1 PARENTS: Help Your Child to discharge. BETTER SCHOOL SUCCESS-NOW! Learn how a summer reading and study skills program can give your child new success In school. Reading Progress Summer Study Programs for grade, 212 will `QUALITY OF LIFE' teach your son or daughter the basics at how to read and study with the most modern THE methods available In Hawaii. What does it really mean? EYECARE 2 WEEK Your child Is given a computer-scored, diagnostic reading test beforeenrollment.
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