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Command Change At MAGNAP. Friday 111111111111A11111111 A A Cqj;WhOn Assumes ANINE Duties as Commander Vol. 17, No. 43 Marine ( orps Air Station,. Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii October 31, 1968 By MSgt. Ron Harwood r4, Colonel Alexander Wilson, who had an active part in two Marine Corps aviation "firsts" in combat, will assume command of Marine Air VMFA -235 Group-24, First Marine Brigade, Friday. In formal ceremonies on the aircraft parking area south of Hangar 101, he will relieve Col. W. C. McGraw Jr., as Group Commander. Contributesto Colonel McGraw, who has been Fighter Squadron 461 and then in the dual capacity both of MAG Materiel Officer of Headquarters 24 and First Marine Brigade Squadron 14. Happy Face commander since June 20, 1968, (See MAG-24 CHANGE, page 3) Marine Fighter Attack will continue as Brigade Commander. Squadron 235 is still making their presence felt at MCAS Iwakuni, The Change of Command Applications For ceremony is Japan, more than a month after scheduled to the unit left there to come to commence at 3 p.m. LDO Program During Kaneohe. And that presence will the Korean War, as a captain, certainly be felt for at least two Col. Wilson was a member Deadline Dec. 1 more months and probably for of the Corps' first jet squadron, years in the minds and hearts of Marine Fighter Headquarters Marine Corps has Squadron some 600 Japanese 311, to see action in announced the fiscal year 1%9 orphans. INSPECTION - Captain G. W. Lotz, K-Bay's Senior Medical officer, About the biggest combat. He served with the unit Limited Duty Officer event of the and his inspecting party, conduct a personnel inspection as part of Navy from December, 1950, to June, (Temporary) program, and has year at Iwakuni is "Operation Day events last Friday. 1951. Happy Face," to which the requested applications from In Vietnam he qualified active duty male squadron recently donated more Medal Of Honor commanded than $1,500. Marine Air Base Squadron personnel. (MABS) 12, the unit responsible A selection board will convene Operation Happy Face is an for establishing and operating the at HQMC during January, 1969, annual Christmas party given by Graham Earns first short airfield for tactical to select chief warrant officers the personnel and dependents of support (SATS) under combat and warrant officers with a the Air Station for more than 600 conditions. Under his supervision minimum of 10 and a maximum orphans from ten orphanages in Highest the system was in place and ready of 14 years active service and staff the Award Iwakuni area. for operations in the shortest noncommissioned officers with at Donations to pay for the party, WASHINGTON, D. C. in the open. possible time at Chu Lai, least 15 years but not more than give the children presents and to Captain James A. Graham, who Captain Graham formed an Vietnam, in the spring of 1965. 23 years active service for aid the orphanages through the was killed when he refused to assault unit from his small He commanded MARS -12 from appointment to limited duty year come from many sources but leave one of his men during a company headquarters and, March to September, 1965. officer. This will include the recent donation from 235 to fierce enemy attack, became the. according to the citation, "boldly Prior to his transfer here he temporary officers and warrant the Happy Face fund may be one 17th Marine to receive the Medal led a fierce assault through the was stationed at the Marine Corps officers appointed in fiscal years of the most unique yet. of Honor for Vietnam. second platoon's position, forcing Air Station, Cherry Point, N. C., 66, and 68 who have not been Formerly a cruise book fund, His widow, Mrs. Janice Graham the enemy to abandon the first where for the past seven months selected for permanent status. when the squadron departed of Forestville, Md., received the machinegun position, thereby he served as Assistant Chief of Permanent chief warrant and Iwakuni for Kaneohe before the award from Secretary of the Navy relieving some of the pressure on Staff, G.4, Second Marine Aircraft warrant officers with a minimum book was ready to publish the Paul R. Ignatius in ceremonies his second platoon, and enabling Wing. of 10 and a maximum of 14 years money remained in the custody of Tuesday at the Capital's Marine He was Executive Officer of service may also be appointed Maj. O'Neil. Operation Happy Marine Air Group-24, which he limited duty officers (temporary) Face became the beneficiary when Barracks. now commands, until that unit to the grade of first lieutenant. 'he former members of the Captain Graham died June 2, was transferred to Hawaii in These officers will have a terminal squadron who remained at 1967, while serving as March. grade of Lieutenant Colonel Iwakuni decided the printing of Commanding Officer of Company F, 2nd Battalion, Fifth Marine Colonel Wilson entered the except if selected for an MOS I he book would be impractical. Regiment, First Marine Division, Marine Corps under the pilot which terminates in the grade of Since the members of the during Operation UNION II in the training program in 1943 and was captain. squadron had been avid fans of vicinity of Quang Tin, Republic of commissioned a second lieutenant Staff NCOs with a minimum of Operation Happy Face while at Vietnam. after completing flight training at 15 and a maximum of 23 years of Iwakuni, Maj. O'Neil and the His unit was leading a battalion the Naval Air Training Command, active service may be appointed to other former squadron members assault across a clear paddy area Corpus Christi, Texas, in the grade of second lieutenant. decided to extend that support by when it came under heavy December of that year. Applicants for the LDO making the donation to a machinegun, mortar, and small Following further training, he program must not have been surprised Happy Face committee. arms fire, which immediately was assigned Marine Fighter convicted by a court-martial or Colonel Frank A. Shook, Jr., Squadron civil authorities for an offense inflicted a , large number of 314 and took part in I wakuni Commanding Officer, caualties. Company F's second the battle for Okinawa and other which involves moral turpitude, or accompanied by Col. W. C. Kellog evacuation of the wounded to a platoon was hardest hit by the 3rd Fleet Operations late in World an offense for which the Jr.. accepted the donation for more secure area." pinned down War II. maximum penalty includes death, Operation enemy fire, and was Happy Face. Although the second Between World War II and dishonorable discharge or its machinegun continued Korea, he attended the Marine Air confinement in excess of one the small group devasting fire, Infantry School at Quantico and year. held its position throughout a then served at MCAS Cherry Applications for the program fierce long afternoon of fighting. Point, N. C., from April, 1946, to must reach the Commandant of Captain Graham suffered two June, 1949. During this time he the Marine Corps prior to Dec. 1, wounds while personally minor served as adjutant of Marine 1968. accounting for 15 enemy killed. The citation continues, "With the enemy position remaining Photo Hi-Lites Page 4 invincible upon each attempt to . Entertainment Page 5 silence it, and with their supply of Distaff Digest Page 6 ammunition exhausted, Capt. DPI Feature Page 7 Graham ordered those remaining Pages 8, 9 in the small force to withdraw to Sports friendly lines, and although The Windward Marine is published by the World Wide Publish- ing Co.. a private company in no PRESIDENTIAL CITATION - President Johnson attaches the knowing that he had no chance of way connected with the Depart- chose with ment of the Navy or the Marine Corp& Opinions expressed by the Presidential Unit Citation to the colors of the 5th Marine Regiment for survival, he to remain moved publishers herein are not to be considered official expressions by the units' extraordinary heroism in action during Operations Union I one man who could not be seriousness of his the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps Appearance of and II in Vietnam. Brig. Gen. Kenneth J. Houghton (second from left) due to the advertising in this publication does not constitute an endorsement commanded the regiment as a colonel during the two operations and wounds." transmission by the Department of the Navy nor the Marine Corps of the farm; f.rgeant Major less E. Hayes (left) was the units' senior enlisted man. The last radio products or services advertised. Colonel Haywood R. Smith, the Presidents' military aide, assisted at received from Capt. Graham the ceremony. (See MEDAL, page 10) Page 2 *Windward Marine Oat Ober 3 1, 196 AtIEZZLUAI Letter to the Editor Dear Editor. M2gIV I have joined the ranks of the protestors. Not because it is TODAY:Noon Meal-- Soup, grilled current thing to do - but because I'm fed up. liver, fried fish portions, lyonnaised I'm sick and tired of having to continually stop Marines Here are the latest new fiction stories of potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables, Corpsmen aboard this station and correct their appearance. I'm tired Behind-the-Scene hat spiced beets, tartar sauce, sandwich and non-fiction books to arrive Covering Great New Events), line. Evening Meal - (Halloween Hocus asking, "What's the matter, Marine, is your arm broken, or is it t for the month of November. David Brown and others; Wreck of Pocus) Soup from the cauldron of the much of a bother to salute," or seeing men with their hands in th witches. Wizard's Fare includes Spanish Crispin Gill; pockets, covers on the backs of their heads (when they bother to w FICTION: Two Tales, S. Y. the Torrey Canyon, pot roast of beef, bread dressing, Agnon; Season of Doubt, Jon Spell of Hawaii, A. Grove Day and mashed potatoes, vegetable gravy, one), boots and brass not shined, or soiled, wrinkled uniforms. v, Cleary; In the Heart of the Heart C. Stroven; MEDIC (America's buttered peas, buttered carrots, and a shoes that look like they were shined with a candy. bar. salad bar from the Goblin's Haunt. Country and Other Stories, Medical Soldiers, Sailors and Black Magic bread basket has brown Don't say it doesn't irritate you ' William H. Gass; Countess Airmen from Revolutionary War and serve rolls, and butter and bread. somewhat to see a young lad walk 4. Permit persons employed to Vietnam), E. Engle; Where Do Voodoo charmers of mystery mocha with a mop of hair, Angelique, Sergeanne Golon; dessert with whipped topping, fresh into the M.X. the Exchange the right to ref Fifteen Flags, Ric Hardman; We Go from Here: Chaos or orange cake with orange cream icing a civilian shirt (not tucked in), service to any military person Commander, Robert Henriques; Community? Martin Luther King and assorted ice cream. trousers above the ankles, sandals who do not reflect an accepts FRIDAY: Noon Meal Soup, oven Jr; New Face of Buddha (the - and no socks, and a scraggly I Presidential Plot. Stanley roast beef, natural gravy, mashed appearance. mean in uniform Johnson; How the Fishes Live, Fusion of Religion and Politics in potatoes, buttered whole kernel corn, moustache. I'm talking about civilian attire. Joel Lieber; Senator, Drew Contemporary Buddhism), Jerrold fried eggplant, sandwich line. Evening servicemen, not visitors. For those who doubt the Ocean Meal - Soup, sea food platter, fried Pearson; Operation Malacca, Joe Schecter; Exploring shrimp, fish, scallops, Swedish meat We can recall that in the last comments on a need to imp Poyer; Day We Got Drunk on Depths, Edward H. Shenton; Not balls, lyonnaised potatoes, buttered 14-15 years of service that personal appearance, I suggest squash, southern style greens, corn So Rich as You Think, George R. Marines were noted for stand outside Mess Hall No. 2 Cake, William Trevor; River meal muffins. Stewart and Parents on Trial (Why outstanding appearance. It was a or the Main Exchange, during Devils, Carter Vaughn and Red SATURDAY: Noon Meal - Brunch. Castle Women, Margaret Kids Go Wrong...or Right). Evening Meal - Soup, roast, fresh ham, matter of pride, but where is the noon hour. Widdemer. mashed potatoes, brown gravy, mixed pride of yesterday? Perhaps this will cause us Special Worship buttered vegetables, assorted breads. NON-FICTION: Black and the Have we become so take a long, thoughtful look There will be special SUNDAY: Noon Meal - Brunch. non-professional we simply White: Study of U. S. Racial Evening Meal Soup, charcoal steak, that ourselves and then initiate acti worship services conducted in - Attitudes Today, William Brink mushroom gravy, mashed potatoes, by-pass an area requiring If these comments have failed both chapels this Sunday, sauteed onions and mushrooms, How I Got that correction because it's a bother to stir or arouse then I have failed and Louis Harris; Nov. 2, commemorating the buttered peas, buttered carrots, brown Story (Top Reporters Give the and serve rolls. stop and take action? this be the case then continue Marine Corps Birthday. Just whose responsibility is it MONDAY: Noon Meal - Soup, back up to the pay table. (Ca baked beef loaf, mashed potatoes, to square away a Marine's N. B. Centers) AA tomato gravy, buttered lima beans, appearance? It's mine and it's spinach with bacon. Evening Meal - yours! By yours, I mean every Soup, barbecued corn beef, barbequed UNICEF 1,111111,1111U Al/11111W spareribsparsley buttered potatoes, military person aboard this Call for sauerkraut with bacon, buttered mixed station. Along the same line, vegetables. Members of the Chris The Windward Marine is an unofficial newspaper published weekly hi should an officer have to stop and Wide Boulevard, Honolulu. Youth Fellowship of Trin, the World Publishing Co., 1956 Ala Moana TUESDAY: Noon Meal - Soup. make corrections? Certainly, if no Hawaii, in the interest of personnel of the United States Marine Corps Air chili con carne, grilled cheese Chapel will be "Trick or Treati Station Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. sandwiches, steamed rice, southern one else is present. But what style for coin instead of candy ton' Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the U. S greens, sandwich line. Evening about the men who come in close Meal - Soup, Yankee pot roast of The youth group forgoes the u Navy or Marine Ccdps. contact with young Marines daily, beef, mashed potatoes, buttered green Halloween booty every year w All photos unless otherwise credited are official U. S. Marine Corp, beans, French fried cauliflower, the Staff NCO's? photographs. they collect donations vegetable gravy, bread dressing. The Staff NCO's are constantly News copy will, be screened by the Joint informational Services Office. UNICEF. The donations Bldg 221, Kaneohe Bay, extention 72104. Copy must be submitted no WEDNE,SDAY: Noon Meal - ,Soup, in a position to correct, supervise . . beef stew, fried flounder fillet, UNICEF go to help improve later than 4 p.m. the Monday before pUblication. and provide proper guidance; but macaroni au gratin, spiced beets, health and living conditions Advertising and subscription rates are available" from World Wide buttered broccoli, hot biscuits, tartar there isn't a Staff NCO here who Publishing Co., sole agent for Windward Marine advertising at 1965 Ala underprivileged children in us sauce, sandwich line. Evening Meal - can correct a junior man until he- Moana Boulevard, Honolulu. Soup, Mexican pork chops, grilled pork developed countries. himself is squared away and cares. Annual subscription rate is $5 payable in advance to any domestic or chops, mashed potatoes, brown gravy. The program is sponsored military address. Postmaster Form 3579 should be forwarded to World German sauerkraut, buttered lima Surely some, or maybe many beans. chilled the Hawaii Council of Chun; Wide Publishing Co. apple sauce. we go Staff NCO's will say, "Here and Trinity Chapels', C.) the blame." again, always getting concentrates on making You're not getting the total colleCtions in the base hou but you certainly should blame, areas. receive a large portion of it. As Staff NCO's you are expected to ensure certain things are in order ERNAE5 VITK PI without having to be constantly ERNIE'S STEAK o+°LOBSTER COCKTAILS reminded. No sergeant major or ONE AWA first sergeant should haveto daily tell a staff sergeant to get his men squared away, it should be done automatically as a mark of pride and professionalism. There are those who say that CATHOLIC our NCO's don't understand what St. Michael's Chapel 52 ON EAVVA ST. is be done. Baloney! This is to SUNDAY MASSES: 8, 9:30 as simply a crutch, an excuse readily MENU available to a non-producer, or the WEEKDAYS: Monday through F person who is afraid to assert 11:30 a.m.; Saturday. 3:30 p.m. Prime Sirloin 4.25 New Yorker a.m., 4:30 4.95 himself. HOLY DAYS: 11:30 P.m. Steaks & Lobster 4.75 Lobster 4.50 I can't buy the reasoning that CONFESSIONS: Saturdays. 4 it we have people in so many varied p.m., and one half hour befee Fried Chicken 2.50 MOS's that our appearance can't Masses. be noteworthy. Regardless of BAPTISMS: Saturday, 3 p.m. Ground Sirloin CHILDREN'S CHOIR PR tl 2.50 MOS we're Marines, and at least F TittusdaY, 3:30 p.m. CHILDS MENU ON THE ABOVE we can look like it. Nor can I ADULT CHOIR PRACTICE: T condone the thought that C Prime Rib $4.25 7p.m. - SALAD BAR - squaring someone away is CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE CL Tues. Wed. Sat. American Table Wine harassment and we might end up For children, Monday, 2:30 during the school year at the only $1.00 with Congressional K Banquet Room For Clubs Featuring Annex. Correspondence. SE and Private Parties Paul Masson Wines PROTESTANT Dining Room Closed Mon. Night The solution lies in action by St we accept Trinity Chapel Lunch 11:30 to 2 p.m. the Staff NCO's backed by the SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9 a.m. all Dinner 6 to 10 p.m. officers and the following transportation provided to major 11 a.m. - Mon. - Fri. Annex, Building 462. Bar Opens credit recommendations: nt WORSHIP SERVICE: 10:30 Fri. Til 2 a.m. ll,1 1. Have all-NCO's read Brigade Trinity Chapel. Ai Sat. 12 p.m. Til 2 a.m. a Order 1020.1H which draws CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELL Oh Sun. 4 p.m. Til Closing clear picture of what is expected 6 p.m., Chapel Annex. S. Su appearance wise. HOLY COMMUNION: First sei FOR RESERVATIONS HAPPY HOUR 2. The Brigade and Station every month. CHOIR REHEARSAL: Child Sergeants Major hold a meeting of CALL 261-0106 Choir. 4:30 p.m. each Tuesday: Tc EVERY DAY all Staff NCO's regarding Or Choir. 7 p.m. each Thursday. as responsibilities. WOMEN : 254-2846 4 - 6 OF THE CHAP! Cc 3. Ensure only third Tuesday of each month. "REGULATION" haircuts are a.m. BAPTISM AND WEDDINGS COI given in the station barber shops. appointment.. aSS 31, 1968. October Windward Marine Page .3 Staff Promotion Major Althoff Lauded Boards Meet A selection board to consider As senior enlisted Marines for "Flyer of the Year" promotion convened Oct. 18 at Headquarters Marine Corps. A Marine major, winner of Cunningham Trophy honors The board is authorized to three Silver Stars, three Major Althoff "as a dynamic Distinguished Service Crosses and select approximately 75 sergeants leader of men in combat." It also major, 166 master gunnery 50 Air Medals in Vietnam, has recognizes him as an "innovative, been awarded the Alfred sergeants and 1,107. -first and A. imaginative, air tactician of the Cunningham Award, signifying his master sergeants. first order with extraordinary Temporary officers will also be selection as "Marine Aviator of aeronautical ability," and states the Year." considered by the board for that "his development of Major David L. Althoff, is advancement in their permanent who fixed-wing tactical jet, helicopter PRECISION The U. S. Navy Seabee Drill Team from Port Hueneme, presently attending Arizona State enlisted grade. These will be on a - gunship, and helicopter transport Calif, performed in the Aloha Week parade and also participated in University at Tempe under the non-competitive basis and will be time sequences and delivery station activities during Navy Day. College Degree Program, received based on a review of the overall techniques made a signal the trophy during the annual military record of the temporary contribution to the survival of the reunion of the First Marine Kite Sanh outpost." officer. Aviation Force Veterans' Association in Miami Beach. al Worshi p Speci Career Notes During the period covered in Two K-Bayites By GySgt. Frank J. Dunn Jr. his award, Major Althoff Service completed 1,000 combat and There will be special Practice Buddy support missions in worship services conducted in For the benefit of new $300 to $400 if your disability combat Vietnam while serving successively both chapels this Sunday, personnel checking into 1st Bn., was incurred in time of war and System Training as Operations Officer, Executive Nov. 2, commemorating the 27th Marines, your career Planner from $240 to $320 if incurred in Officer and Detachment Officer in When a couple of pilots both Marine Corps Birthday. is SSgt. Kauhaahaa. His office is peacetime. The increase will go located in Battalion Headquarters, into effect on Jan. 1, 1969, and charge of Marine Medium score a personal "first," especially building 1088, on the first deck. should be reflected in your Helicopter Squadron 262, Marine like flying the F-4J Phantom for Captains Selected Below are authoritative January check which you will Aircraft Group 39, Forst Marine the first time on the same day, it answers by the Veterans receive around Feb. 1,1969. Aircraft Wing. would seem like cause for a Nine officers were among the Administration to some questions Q - Late last March, President The citation accompanying the celebration or at least shared more than 2,300 selected for from-former servicemen and their Johnson signed a law which, I congratulations with a handshake captain, according to the list families. Further. information on understand not only protects me 1/27 Rebuilding and a pat on the back. But for 1st received from Headquarters veterans benefits may be obtained against any loss in my VA pension Lt. E. T. Mattke, VMFA 212, and Marine Corps this week. Names of at any VA office. due to the Social Security increase 1st Lt. M. J. Samuel, VMFA 235, Brigade officers were not available Q - I understand that I received this year, but also Continues Pace; the event was almost "old hat." In at press time. President Johnson recently signed increases my pension as the result fact their record books might Those selected, with seniority into law a bill increasing VA of a new income scale the VA New Men Arrive appear to be a score sheet for a number, were John E. Moody, 83, compensation payments to uses. My pension check is still the dead heat in their training Ordnance; Sanuel J. Kelly, Jr., veterans with service-connected same. Why haven't I received an The build-up of the First programs. Battalion, 27th Marines continues 488. 1st ITT; Roger E. Carver, disabilities. I am rated 100 per increase? The pair of pilots have been 796. Public Works; Berne C. Hart, cent service-disabled. How much A - Because any increase to as another 85 Marines arrived last training neck and neck ever since week. F. C. Spell, the battalion 867, Avionics Officer; Larry R. of an increase will I receive and which you may be entitled as the they entered the Marine Corps. Sergeant Major, indicate.: that Davidson, 1029, Range Officer; when will it go into effect? result of the change in the income They both joined the service Kaneohe would soon have 400 Gordon P. Stirling, 1089, Air A - As a veteran with a 100 scale will not become effective on the same day, Oct. 5, 1966. men attached to the 27th Marines. Traffic Control; Ira L. Sylvester, per cent service-connected until Jan. 1, 1969, under Public As members of the same class Plans call for the battalion to be at the Naval Aviator Training I I 13, Crash Crew; Donald L. disability, your monthly VA Law 90-275, signed by the . at full strength in the near future. Hockensrnith, 1387, '0' Club compensation payment will be President on March 28, 1968. The Center at Beeville, Texas, both Officer; and Donald D. Nicosia, increased under Public Law provision protecting your pension Delta Battery, 1/27's artillery men graduated on the same day, 1748, Disbursing. 90-493, signed by President against any reduction due to packing partner, is represented August 11, 1967. Johnson on Aug. 19. 1968, from increased Social Security benefits mostly by returning equipment. They both were then sent to before 1970 went into effect at Resting in the area near Theater the Naval Air Maintenance the time the law was signed. No. 1 and Ground Maintainence Training Detachment at MCAS, El MAG - 24 Change However, the $200 increase in are amtracks, vehicles and other Toro, Calif. income limitation and changes in rolling stock belonging to 1/27 At El Toro, Mattke and Samuel ittintinued from page I Corps where he was assistant head checks were and Delta Battery. The majority received identical orders to of the Aviation Control Unit monthly VA pension In July, 1949, he reported to the first of of the Delta Marines remain Kaneohe and reported aboard Assignment and Classification deferred by law until the Marine Corps Air Station at El next year. deployed in Vietnam to complete Sept. 25, 1968. They are both in Toro. Calif., where he joined Branch in the Personnel their 13 month tour. the first class conducted by Department. All Staff NCO's interested in Marine Fighter Squadron 311. the NROTC Program, check Also still in the combat zone is VMFA 235 and VMFA 212 on In May 1962, now a lieutenant the greater Transferred with the unit to MCBuI 1133 dated Oct. 7, 1968 percentage of 1/27's the familiarization of pilots with colonel, he was transferred to NCOs. With Korea to serve with the First or see your Care,!r Planner. officers and Staff the Phantom. Marine Aircraft Wing, he remained Europe where he first completed many of their original units, After a week of lectures both the United Kingdom's Joint MAC MARINE SAYS: It's a with 311 until June, 1951. it!! they've since been integrated into pilots were able to take the Service Staff College in England good career, stay with Still in Korea, he was then various other Marine commands. controls of the jet with an and then served on the Staff of assigned the 3rd Bn., 7th Forty Navy Corpsmen were instructor riding in the backseat. to the Commander in Chief, Allied Marines, as a forward air Medal among the returnees, and 20 of And so on Oct. 11 the flyers Forces, Northern Europe, as Plans controller these men have been assigned to scored another first on the same and the air liaison and Operations Officer. His tour (Continued from page 1) officer. the Air Stations dispensary. day and since then have flown the in Vietnam followed after a short From Sept., 1951 March, reported that he was In anticipation of the Phantom twice again on the same to tour at El Toro. being 1953 assaulted by a force battalions reformation, plans days for probably one of the most he served at Headquarters, He was promoted to colonel in of about 25 Fleet Marine Atlantic, at enemy. [include the Reopening of Mess memorable series of firsts in their Force, July, 1967. Norfolk, Va., as aide to the Hall No. 2 in mid-November. "togetherness" training program. Colonel Wilson's decorations "Captain Graham's actions Commanding General. After more include a Distinguished Flying throughout the day," the citation advanced pilot training on the Cross, a Bronze Star Medal with concludes, "were a series of heroic West Coast, he was transferred to Combat "V", seven Air Medals, achievements. His outstanding Kaneohe in June, 1953, where he the Presidential Unit Citation, the courage, superb leadership and served with Marine Fighter indomitable fighting spirit Squadron Army Distinguished Unit Citation, 232 until June 1954. the Navy Unit Commendation, undoubtedly saved the second He was promoted to major in the American Campaign Medal, platoon from annihilation and December 1954 while serving an the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign reflected great credit upon overseas tour with the 1st Marine Medal with three stars, the World himself, the Marine Corps and the Aircraft Wing. In April 1955, he War II Victory Medal, the Navy United States Naval Service. He was assigned to duty with the U. Occupation Medal (Asia), the gallantly gave his life for his S. Taiwan Defense Command and China Service Medal, the National country." served there for 17 months. Defense Service Medal with star, James A. Graham was born \n 18 month tour at MCAS, El the Korean Service Medal with Aug. 25, 1940, in Wilkinsburg, 1-"rt,. followed before he was five stars. the United Nations Pa., and graduated from Gwynn assigned to attend the Air Service Medal, the Korean Park High School, Brandywine, Command and Staff School at Presidential Unit Citation, the Md., in June 1959. He earned a BS degree at State Teachers Maxwell AFB, Alabama. On Vietnam Service Medal with two FLYERS TWO - 1st Lt. Mattke, VMF 212, and 1st Lt. Sannteh, VMF College, Frostburg, Md., in June completing the course he was stars, and the Vietnam Campaign 235, pose after their maiden flight of the F-4 Phantom.' - - - assigned to Headquarters Marine Me61. 1963. October 31,1968 Page 4 Windward Marine

RETIRES - George C. Teves, Public Works Department, retired NEW H&HS SERGEANTS Promoted to sergeant in H&HS are, from after 20 years of Civil Service TRAINING AWARDS - Lt. Col. F. L. Farrell, Station executive - G. T. Graham, J. W. Perrone, and B. M. Rice, work. Most of his years were officer, left, presented awards to Civil Service employees completing a left to right, D. G. Blair, spent at Kaneohe. course in Supervision and Group Performance. From die left to right Jr. are: Melvin R. Hodson, Jane H. Sheehan, Mildred A. Cox, Fili Sagapolu, Anna J. Milnikel, Alfred S. Ornellas, Raymond T. Tanaka, Vivian L. Kalama, Alexander Al. McAngus, Jr., Andrew M. Stanley, Marcus F. Rosehill, Jon Isle, instructor, and George II. Littlefielf. Age t4r

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Transportation will be FRIDAY: T.G.I.F. as the provided if name and number of sa log goes, another week has people are given at the Club gone by and it's time to come to K-BAY office. Ticket sales to the Ball will Hour and unwind after a CLUB I end at 5 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 7. Happy SCENE hard week's Work. Happy Hour Don't be one to wait till the last goes in the Tapa from 4 to 7 p.m. minute. Charges are accepted. We Tonight our dining room opens tentatively close at 8 p.m. at I I a.m. Our dining room is the Club or at home. Just call are sorry to say that at 5 p.m. from 7 to 10 p.m. For your STAFF NCO CLUB open at 5 p.m. Come on in and 73195 and order any combination Thursday. Nov. 7, all final figures dancing and listening pleasure we TODAY: There is a meeting of meet the friendly crowd. For your you like. Small, medium or large have to be in to the Hotel so that will have the KAHU Country the Board of Advisors group here dancing and listening pleasure we - we'll have it ready for you to hotel preparation and planning for Band on hand (Foot stomping at the Aloha Room at 2 p.m. As a have another group that hasn't haul - call and haul, that's all our event can commence. Again time again). Bar closes at 1 a.m. reminder you might Check your played here for quite some time. there is to it. sorry - no exceptions after that SATURDAY: Pool opens at 9 "trick or treat" supply. This is Get your foot stompin' ready for TUESDAY: Election Day. time. an. Bar opens in the Tapa at 11 also the night the little "goblins" Tony and The Playboys. Club closed until 5:30 p.m. SNCO ENLISTED an. So while the little ones are make their scene around the Entertainment begins at 8:30 p.m. Wives' business meeting at 7:30 FRIDAY: Happy Hour from 4 refreshing themselves at the pool, housing areas. We here at the Club SUNDAY: The day of peace. p.m. Thanks, ladies, for kokua in to 6 p.m. In the Ballroom from 8 why not refresh yourself at the have a, special bar drink called Doors open at noon. Sody get decorating the Club for p.m. to midnight will be The Bar. Dining Room opens at 7 p.m. "the witches' brew" made up of here with his bag of wits. The Halloween. Also from 6 to 7 p.m. Imports. Now is the time to get back in all kinds of evil potions. NFL game will be on TV and the "Bulk Cheese and Cracker Barrel SATURDAY: Sports Movies good graces with the little woman, FRIDAY: Last week's Happy subject on the bar will be "who Hour". from 2 to 4 p.m. The Advocates bring her out and let her enjoy a Hour brought in some of the will be the next mayor." By the MARINE CORPS BIRTHDAY Of Sound will be entertaining in delicious meal by candlelight. working ladies on the station. way - the Club will be closed BALL "WORD" - We have a few the Ballroom from 8 p.m. to Music tonight will be by The Why not the housewives now? Election Day, Nov. 5, until 5:30 changes as to hours to pass on to midnight. Group. Bar closes at 1 a.m. Happy Hour begins at 4 p.m. and p.m. Get out and vote!! you. Cocktails with dry pupus will SUNDAY: Sports Movies from SUNDAY: BRUNCH starts at goes on and on til 6. Between that MONDAY: Pizza Nite here at begia at 6 p.m. vice'. Dinner will 2 to 4 p.m. At the same time will 9 a.m. and goes until 1 p.m. If time we have free (yes, free) be served at 7:45. Your free be a Pinnochle Tournament. you are in church or on the golf Pupus. Come on in and join the Flower Orders cor .,,ge will be picked up at the Marine Corps Ball tickets sales will course and are thinking of fun. We had the U.S. Seabee Band CLUB before 5 p.m., Saturday, end at 6 p.m. something to eat, your K-Bay "0" scheduled but they had to leave For Birthday Nov. 9. Tickets are on sale at the TUESDAY: Nov. 5, the Club Club is the place to go. Bar opens earlier than planned. In their place Club office by the manager or will be closed until 5:30 p.m. at noon. Family buffet goes we have a new group that has duty manager. One more week to (ELECTION DAY) tonight from 6 to 8. (We are very never played here. A lot of talent Ball At M.X. proud of our Prime Rib dinner). and really good dance music. Orders are now being accepted for corsages for the Marine Corps Charlie Tate will be here to play There are five of them and they Ball your dinner music on the piano. go- by the name of The Blue Birthday through the Marine Come To Where The Corps Exchange Special Order Bar closes at 11:30 tonight. Notes. Our "Friday Family LUNCHEON SPECIALS FOR Special" tops the menu - that's Department, Building 140. Patrons are urged to place their Action Is THE WEEK OF NOV. 4 NOV. fish dinner, 75 cents, and veal orders early. All special orders for 9. dinner, 85 cents. Our selections of corsages will be delivered and can MON: Pork Chops; TUES: steak is one of the finest this side Chicken Chow Mein; WED: of the island and at reasonable be picked up at the Main HEAR THE SOUNDS Building 1090, Hamburger Steak; THURS: Corn prices. We serve only U. S. choice Exchange Store, Saturday, November 9. Beef and Cabbage; FRI: Mahi steaks. Reservations are In addition to the Special OF THE Mahi. encouraged. Order corsages, a limited number NOTE: Nov. 5, Bar opens at SATURDAY: Package Store of ready made corsages will be 5:30 p.m. due to the elections. has its month of November available at the Main Exchange. Package Store will be closed all "specials" ready for you, and may The following types, and " FACINATIONS" day. we remind you that with the prices, of corsages are available: NOTE: The Dining Room will holidays coming in closer we will Large Cattleya Orchid Corsage, be closed Nov. 9 due to the be happy to fill any special orders or white, $3; Small Marine Corps Ball. Bar will you desire. Doors are wide open purple Cattleya Orchid Corsage, purple NOW 11111 111 PLAYING VI WI PM POI PM ROI WI RN PU,I PUI 1111 RA ROM RR INE MI PM MI NI or white, $2; Vanda Orchid AT Corsage, seven flowers, purple, i KAILUA TAVERN ,-. $1.50; Vanda Orchid Corsage, five Waikiki's Swingest .. 'avir flowers, purple, $1; Carnation i Daneino. to the music of ., Corsage, three flowers, colors r. 3 Nite II Du Poole and his group available, red, white, blue, yellow, Spot pink, and peppermint, $1.50; and I Fri. & Sat. 9:30 to Closing C Rose Corsage, red, pink or yellow, CLUB i Hours Weekdays10:00 to 1:00 130 knolei !toad i $1.50. i Fri. & Sat. 10:00 to 2:00 1 oe 262- 115 1 !Sun. 12:00 to 1:00 'ho5 HAWAII FIVE -- 0 5 IflallillIAIVIIVEMEIAIMOIA111111 WV VII WV 1 ... ._ _ DANCING IN THE - . V PATIO GARDEN aktp Pizzliosauxirg. Public House 4-- p For Synopsis call 72736 TODAY: "Deadlier Than the Male" t 4 letZtAI rjy,A::: Richard Johnson, Elke Sommer LADIES (Melodrama) (Adult, fair, 97 minutes) NITE ' 7- .. h a--11e5 ------"5: 1 FRIDAY: "Rage" -,.. Stella Stevens, Glenn Ford (Outdoor-Drama) Every ,,F.: ...... 7011t011 k rs' c.. (Adult, good, 103 minutes) SATURDAY: "The Detective" - -1'111'*.:**- 4k. Monday a. liteli,,,s Frank Sinatra, Lee Remick SHAKEY'S FOR PIZZA & FUN (Drama) 21 DIFFERENT KINDS 1 - (Adult-mature youth, 1/2 Price to the OF DELICIOUS PIZZA! good, 116 minutes) Honky Tonk Music 7 Spicy - ROBUST - Exotic SUNDAY: "Secret Life of an American Wife" 'HAPPY DAYS" Mon.-Tues. Walter Matthau, Anne Jackson Ladies ? - (Comedy-Drama) at AL L Three Stores 4" *.. 8. (Adult, good, 92 minutes) 9 MONDAY: "Gambit" Sun-Thur llam- !am Shirley MacLaine, Michael Caine al *Alt"' (Suspense-Comedy) / Fri-Sat-Holidays 1 lam-2am / s (Adult, youth, children, very good, 108 minutes) Monday Thru Saturday lir TUESDAY: "Kings of the Sun" George Chakiris, Yul Brynner From 9:00 PM Yew Hosts: (Adventure-Drama) / DALLAS MUM (Adult, youth, good 107 minutes) 1.89 John Ena !toad D044 FREAUfIF a JOE SCIIIIEMEL WEDNESDAY: "Around the World in 80 Days" / 247-0405 45-1151 Kam Highway - Kaneohe / Ft. Dellussy Aiea 461-902 David Niven near 98-147 Kam Hwy - (Adult, youth, children, good, 176 minutes) 805 Keeaumoku St - 946-2821 \ \ SC., \ \ \ \ N, % S. 1, 1, NA, Page 6 Windward Marine October 31, 1968 Mokapu PTA News By Carole Hinman It's Carnival Time! "September Mourn." Halloween is today, and time As additional news, we report a for "Night of The Goblins," our new system for signing in at PTA PTA Carnival. The Carnival hours meetings. This new system will be are 5 to 9 p.m. The costume much faster and allow everyone to parade will be held from 7 to 7:30 be seated so the meeting can begin. p.m. All booths will be open from promptly at 7:30 p.m. Be sure to 5 to 9, with prizes for everyone. know your child's teacher's nzme Everybody wins! Come early and and room number when you we have your dinner at the food attend the November PTA By Edith Gillespie booths in the cafeteria - hot meeting. The monthly business meeting dogs, corn-on-the-cob, ice cream We'd also like to announce the will be held at the Staff Club. and cold drinks. plans for a PTA newsletter, the evening, Nov. 5, at 7:30. The booths require tickets no "Mokapu Message," to be Tuesday - Our new president, Betty cash. The ticket booth will be published once a month during Stonebraker, will be presiding. open all evening with plenty of the school year. In it we're sure New comers will be welcome. help to serve you. So come on you'll find lots of information and The ladies met at the Club out. have a good time and take articles of interest. Wednesday evening to elect home some prizes and good That's all for now. See you at officers for the new bowling memories. We're looking forward the Carnival tonight. league. Elected were Barbara to seeing you. Mickle, president; Sharon Piggott. Teen Dance Land (for anyone Clothing Sales will be secretary; Shirley Wilkenson. who likes to dance) will feature closed today and tomorrow vice-president and Angelia Crews. KKUA's disc jockey, Mike for inventory, and will Sergeant-at-Arms. "Leader" Hamlin. Providing the re-open for normal business Bowlers met Monday at the latest in sound will be "Golden SERVICES REWARDED - Rear Admiral F. E. Bakutis, Monday. alley to hear the by-laws and to Days in Granpa's Garden" and COMFA1RHAW, Barber's Point and president of the Hawaiian Auxiliary of Navy Relief, presented Volunteer service pins to Kaneohe bowl for averages. The new league will start Monday, Nov. 4. riot the meaning of TL. I: ladies, left to right, Jacqueline Dixon, 100 hours; Nancy Lind, 100 hours; Anne Brown, 600 hours and Kathryn Hammer, 100 hours. Anyone who would like to bowl please call Sharon Piggott at chicken breast on each; top with 254-3493. the ebbtide does . . elecieeeeedage sauce. Bake 15 minutes at 350F. Hospitality Kits are available at By Lynn Smallwood Yields 6 servings. the Thrift Shop, located in the Serve with cranberry sauce, Old Mokapu School. The shop's TROPICAL Ll..VIRY 4 CC01/110D 1 TR \ Dear Ladies, I have run upon a recipe that is so seldom found in a and choice of vegetables. hours are 9 a.m. to noon. recipe book and so appropriate This recepe can be found on Wednesday, Thursday and for the holidays that I want to page 261 of the Staff Wives Cook Saturday. For those who can't pass it on to all of you. It's a Book (Entertaining With Ease). make the morning hours, the marvelous holiday idea, especially This book can be purchased at the Thrift Shop is open Thursday for those of you who have a small Main Exchange. evening, 6:30 - 8:30. family and find that a trukey dinner is too much food. I hope those of you who plan your own holiday cooking ideas will tuck this recipe back and try it at a later date. ,,f1f11:111 Chicken Breasts on Wild Rice Bed 2 C wild rice 4 C chicken broth 6 chicken breasts 1/2 C orange juice 3 T flour tsp paprika

1/2 tsp salt Dash of pepper 11/2C light cream PLANT PREPARATION - Mrs. Lou Centers (left) and Mrs. Renate Washing rice well; add to McKay prepare a large variety of attractive house plants which they will chicken broth. Cover and bring to sell at the 0-Wives Bazaar for crippled children-which will be held at th, a boil. Remove cover and simmer. Mokapu School from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. \or. 7. stirring occasionally for 45 minutes or until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed. Brown chicken SAVE A BUNDLE on both sides in butter. Cover: cook over low heat for 30 to 40 ON THE AMERICA minutes until chicken is tender. Remove chicken from pan; pour OF YOUR CHOI C E off all but three tablespoons of fat. Stir in flour, paprika, salt and pepper. Add cream; cook over low r America heat, stirring until smooth and by Austin. thickened. Pour orange juice into The fir st car sauce pan and bring to a boil. Stir built to be a in orange juice to cream mixture. 1 second car. Arrange six beds of rice. Place Siren Test Tomorrow A testing at Civil Defense $1996* sirens will be conducted here at -Pia. tax WITH A PRICE THAT MAKES I T Hotel 30 seconds prior to I I a.m.. vrp & THE LOWEST PRICED CAR WITH Friday, Nov. I to ensure each A N AUTOMATIC siren is operative. TRANSMISSION. The test will consist of a stead blast of one minute duration followed by one minute of the SHELLY TLA-MILITARY RATES wailing "Take Cover" signal. The tidal wave warning system 234 OHUA AVE. will also be tested after the "Take Cover" signal. This is a one MOTORS minute PHONE 923-2051 steady blast on the coastal 1017 KAPIOLA NI BLVD . Ph. 504-437 sirens. oher 31,1968 Windward Marine Page 7 omputerized Brains Save Time

Your paycheck is processed here and this is of vital interest to you, but the Data Processing Installation (DPI) is just as concerned with saving thousands of man-hours for the Air Station. The DPI, activated in 1966, accounts for aircraft maintenance paper-work, all supply requisitions, military and civilian payrolls, personnel and training rosters, to name just a few of its functions. The current staff includes two officers, 22 enlisted Marines and four civilians. Liethenant Colonel Virginia Caley is the data processing officer (DPO), and Captain E. F. Humm is the assistant DPO. "The IBM equipment in the INK MACHINE - L/Cpl. Zook, operating the main computer in the machine room is rented from vs that all the machines are basic in operating. International Business Machines," explained Colonel Caley. Such machines known as the keypunch, the verifier, card punch, the IIII.111111111111111111.1111111 optical reader, the card sorter and the alphabetic collator deal with the basic programming of the cards. They also verify and arrange them in any manner desired by the operator. The IBM computer, composed of three units, is the brain complex of the DPI. One unit One of the civilian employees -.oar "reads" the punched cards housed CARD PUNCH OPERATOR - over a produced job. in another unit while the third in the DPI checks unit types out what is "read." .- - "Everything put out by the DPI originates in the programming division," explained staff Sergeant D. F. Mazur, chief programmer. "People who need to make use of the programming office come in and talk the tasks over with one of the programmers." Sergeant L. K. Folk. general programmer, stated, "We have to AFF NCO's Staff Sergeants A. Vargas, left DPI fiscal supervisor, make sure that communication d R 4. Eason, machine room supervisor, go over a report. between us is exact." Sergeant Mazur also said that "Data processing is increasing its Story By role. Every year more and more PFC Sandy Riley jobs are adapting to data processing. And programming is Photos By one of the most challeging and LCpI. J. L. Hancheit rewarding jobs in the Marine Corps." People interested in the field of GENERAL PROGRAMMER - Sergeant L. K. Folk makes sure that data processing are invited to communication is exact. come to the DPI, located near the ,tation post office, and talk with IT'S A '69 ( aptain Humm.

METRE HERE! WINDWARD VOLKSWAGEN Kadua Road, Kadua Phone 262 6576 CARD SORTER - L/Cpl. Sandra Zook demonstrates how the card sorter operates. The machine arranges the cards in any fashion she wants them. October 31, l'h Page 2i Windward Marine Schofield Hosting se,: V eg 10 Coa ches- Officials 4.57, I:74a V olleyball Clinic A 1968 USARPAC/PACAF e'v& Pactiec see Volileyball Coaches and Officials Clifiic will be conducted for all The roof fell in on Sludge last week as the 'ole pigskin prognosticator interested people wishing to marked his second straight week of .500 ball, but even after his lowly attend, November 12-14, from percentage, he didn't go down to defeat. Corporal "Worm" matched 6-8:30 at Schofield Barracks. Sly's 10-10 effort to push Sludge's seasonal record to 1-3-2. Dr. William Odeneal, State In selecting, Sly was tripped'six times on the collegiate.centests and University College, New Plaza, managed to only win two of the six pro battles. New York and Mr. George "Wow," Sludge commented, scanning the sheet. "Can you imagine Sarantos, Coach, Edison High Notre Dame getting topped by Michigan State, who the week before, School, Fresno, California, will be WINNERS Winner's the 1968 MCAS Course TOURNEY - of wasn't even in the rankings? But, the one that makes me want to pop the instructors on the fast-rising Championship stand behind their awards following the end of the my top is the Colts-Rams game. My favorite; my most perennial power sport. match. Golfers are, left to right, Jim Wagoner, Course Champ; 36-hole of 'em all - getting stomped!" Anyone from the base wishing Pete Davies, 2nd low gross; Charlie Kilborn, low net course and "B" Percentage wise thus far, our 'ace' is low, sporting a .607 weekly is urged to contact R. Frye, to attend Flight; N. Lum, Championship Flight; "4" Flight and K. percentage while the oppositions rests with a .625 average. Station Special Services for Binkley, "C" Flight low net. With only a few weeks of college football left, Sly is going to have to transportation and further start marking some mighty find percentages if he wants to better his information. win-loss record. Intramural Volleyball action Wagoner Cops Title Sergeant Mike Hackett, H&HS Squadron Office, challenges Sludge to begins February, '69, aboard a week of spoofing, I mean sleuthing. Hackett, a native of Fremont, One stroke ahead of the field Station. By Ron Harwood Calif., knows the grid game well. He saw action in his youth, playing a after the first round of the J i m Wagoner, Pop Warner ball and in his high school alma mater ran from the fullback HawMar Volleyball Tryouts 36-hole medal play tourney, smooth-swinging slot plus serving as a linebacker. Tryouts for the Hawaii Marine an added to his lead as he four-handicapper, added Wagoner are: be held The expers's pick's and diffs Volleyball Team will even-par 72 to a two-over 74 on went out in one-under-par 35 p.m. at November 6, from 6-8:30 Saturday to win the 1968 Course Sunday morning. He birdied the Games Hackett Sludge M. Smith the Camp H. Championship at the Marine 511-yard, par-5, third-hole and hit Georgia Houston Georgia Georgia all Gymnasium. Players from Corps Air Station golf course all the others in regulation figures. Kansas Colorado Kansas Kansas Mississippi LSU LSU commands are invited to tryout. the back nine he bogied the LSU Sunday. On Ohio St. Michigan St. Michigan St. Ohio St. 10th, carding a six on the par-five. Stanford Oregon St. Stanford Stanford 485-yard hole. He bogied the Penn St. Army Penn St. Penn St. Carolina Virginia South Carolina South Carolin I 15th and then birdied the South IM Basketball par-four Tennessee UCLA UCLA Tennessee 17th to end up even-par. Texas A&M Arkansas Arkansas Texas A&M Dec 17 Dec 18 During the 36-holes, he had five Texas SMU Texas Texas 6 p. m. Operations vs. MACS-2 VMFA-212 vs. VM FA-235 Florida St. Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Florida St. bogies and three birdies for his Wake Forest 7 p. m. Food Services vs. Med/Dental MABS-24 vs. H&MS no. 2 Wake Forest Maryland Maryland 8 p. m. H&S Brigade vs. Disbursing MACS-2 vs. 1st Anglico two over total. His nearest Washington California Washington California Weber St. competitors, Pete Davies and Buzz Idaho Weber St. Idaho Dec 19 Dec 20 Wisconsin Indiana Indiana Indiana both ended up seven 49er's 49er's 6 p. m. Med/Dental vs. 1st Radio Bn Hedron vs. Food Services Benedict, 49et's Browns Packers Packers 7 p. m. Disbursing vs. 1/27 VMFA-212 vs. H&S Brigade strokes back with I53's. Davies Packers Bears Oakland Kansas City Kansas City Oakland 8 p. m. VMFA-235 vs. Operations li&MS no. 2 vs. H&MS no. 1 won a sudden death playoff for Boston Denver Denver Boston the New York New York Dec 23 Dec 26 second place by birdieing New York BOLA., 6 p. m. 1st Anglico vs. MABS-24 Operations vs. Disbursing 310-yard 17th hole whole 7 p. m. 1st Radio Bn vs. MACS-2 Food Service vs. VMFA-235 Benedict had to settle for a par. 8 p. m. 1/27 vs. Med/Dental Sports Shorts H&S Brigade vs. Hedron Charlie Kilborn, Slow-Pitch Softball interested in playing. For more Dec 30 Jan 3 19-handicapper, fired steady 6 p. m. MACS-2 vs. H&MS no. 2 VMFA-235 vs. 1st Softball League concerning the Radio Bn 82 a net 128 A Slow-Pitch information 7 p. m. Med/Dental vs. H&MS no. 2 rounds of 84 and for Hedron vs. 1/27 for players 30 years of age and Soccer program, contact Station 8 p. m. Disbursing vs. 1st Anglico V M FA-212 vs. Operations to capture low net honors. over is being planned. Anyone Special Services. Jan 6 Jan 7 CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT interested in playing is urged to 6 p. m. H&S Brigade vs. Food Services 1st Anglico vs. Med/Dental (Top 10 Finishers) contact Station Special Services, Attention Volleyball Players 7 p. m. H&MS no. 1 vs. MABS-24 1st Radio Bn vs. Disbursing 8 p. m. H&MS no. 2 vs. MACS-2 1/27 vs. VMFA-235 73135, for further information. Station Special Services is 74-72 146 1. Wagoner Soccer interested in talking to person Jan 8 Jan 9 P. Davies 76-77 153* who have an interest or H, 6 p. m. Operations vs. Hedron H&MS no. 1 vs. Med/Dental The fast and exciting sport of 75-78 153 7 p. m. Food Services vs. VMFA-212 H&MS no. 2 vs. Disbursing B. Benedict Soccer, the European version of participated in volleyball for 8 p. m. MABS-24 vs. MACS-2 1st Anglico vs. VMFA-235 76-78 154 G. 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Coffey 90-98 22 144 1301 S. King St. Phone D. Foutz 94-95 22 145 Practical Awards Opposite Civic Auditorium Hawaii FEDCO MOTORS W. McGraw 98-92 21 147 Monkey Pod Items Honolulu, 1003 Nimitz NIP, OWNER Hwy. Phone 870-709 A. Stuckrath 97-90 20 147 SAM Windward Marine Page 9 ober 31, 1968 HawMar's Win Twice In Pre-Season Play Two wins against three team was thinned down to 15 setbacks highlighted the Hawaii players last week. Those Marines play in the Hayvaiian representing the HawMar entry in Armed Forces Senior Invitational the HAFSIBL are Ray Handy, Basketball League's Pre-Season Ted Miller, Dale Kendall, Greg Tournament, hosted by Hickam Morris, Robert Damasco, John AFB, October 21-27. Funke, Floyd Parks, D. L. "Red" In the final of the tournament, Berger, Ben Freeman and Shelton the HawMar's bowed to a close Brown. Also on the 'Neck squad is 83-80 decision against the Garland Nickerson, D. A. Butler defending league champ's, and E. J. Keeley. Dale Kendall Floyd Parks SubPac, who won the tourney Regular season action, opening crown with five straight victories. November 12, will see the Jolly The 'Necks showing in the Roger pitted against the Hawaii pie -season play offered evidence Marines in play at Hangar 103, of scrappy competition in the forthcoming league which kicks-off November 12. Opening round cage action saw Coach Chamberlain the tough Hickam "Flyers" thump the HawMar quintet, a 15 point effort. 101-80. Doug Carter led the A tightly contested battle IlawMar's, netting 15 points in followed the ensuing night with the HawMar's meeting an old-time rival, Army. The nip and tuck game went to the HawMar's, 77-76 as player-coach, Doug 1111mberlain hit a free throw with nine-se;onds left to play to break Doug Carter the deadlock. The win evened the 'Necks tourney record at 2-2. Chamberlain also topped HawMar player's win with 14 points. In the final contest Sunday,

Ray Handy beginning at S p.m. tifgetl b:ut and boost tfre liawMar eagers at all season games.

Shelton Brown

the ciites! Rehouudine limn defeat tt. Ted Miller folio Inc night. the Haw:p Marine showed then ability t. pour in the points. blitzing Tripler Arms Hospital, 90-01 with Dale Kendall and Doug Carter pacing Greg "Slim" Morris the 'Necks with 17 and 15 points respectively. Singles-Doubles Last Thursday night's action Ben Freeman saw the Hawaii Marines fall victim Badminton Play Set to the Jolly Roger five. 101-74, a Ben Freeman and Bob Damasco A Singles and Doubles high-scoring civilian entry in the netted 12 points each in the loss Intramural Badminton HAFSIBL. Dale Kendall led the to the SubPac "Raiders." Tournament will be held aboard Hawaii Marine hardcourter's with The Hawaii Marine hardcourt Station, with play beginning November 25. A limit of two doubles teams NewAssistantManager and two persons in the singles action is allowed to compete from Mike Henderson, a 25-year old Lakes, New Jersey, has resided in Annual Turkey each organization. A member golf pro, is now assisting Danny Hawaii for the past five years. participating in the singles play Pell as the KMCAS Golf Course Earlier, he was assistant to Guinea Shoot Planned may also be a member of the Bob Damasco Manager and will help golfers Kop at the Hawaii Kai Golf The Kaneohe Marine Junior doubles team. sharpen their game through daily Course for nearly two years until Rifle Club will hold its 3rd It is requested that only one instructions. a two-year tour of active duty in Annual Thanksgiving Turkey officer or Staff NCO be Flx, dim Henderson, a native of Medford the Navy intervened. Shoot at the KMCAS Pistol Open Golf Tourney designated the representative from leers A golfer for the past 14-years, Range, beginning at 8:30 a.m., are needed to assist the organization fielding the team tor; Henderson won runner-up honors November 9. epers during the Hawaiian or teams. )pe, Golf at the in the South Jersey Amateur No marksmanship skill is Tournament Representatives are requested Country Tournament in 1961. While in required. All matches will be of Club, November to submit entries to Station lieels and chow will be Hawaii, he has played in most of the novelty type and .22 caliber Special Services, Building 243, by I. For more information, the local amateur tournaments ammunition and rifles will be November 15. ,tain Wickens, 73184 or prior to turning professional three provided. 1.0 years ago. Mike's impression of the course Hawaii Kung-Fu Karate School is high and states, "It's one of the BENJAMIN FJANKLIN better courses on the island." J1111111111111111111111111111111111. Openings for men, women, boys and "They Henderson will assist Pell, that can give up es- girls ages 7 to 70. Instructor from liberty to obtain a giving golf instructions daily with Hawaii. Night Classes available, also little temporary safety de- the exception of Friday's. He s,.rve neither liberty nor further mentioned that a free golf Saturdays. sa:ety." Historical Review clinic will be held twice a month of Pennsylvania and for more Information on Phone 261-0614 Buy U:S. Savings Bonds, lesson appointments and the new Freedom Shares clinic, golfer's are urged to call Mrs. Tucker, 72914. Page 10 Windward Marine October 31,

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down. Lie 36928, Call 247-6641 CLEANING, Will clean gcn. ' Classified Ads Dealer quarters for inspection. Call 2 anytime. TINNY FISHER'S FOR SALE '66 MI It( I P1 Vti auto 1957 FORD Station wagon. Motor in

1955 STUDEBAKER, Black, good . 11 good running condition, Call Dave posses ,1,11111' ',Ian. $62.50 per Used Furniture and Antiques, WANTED condition, $150. Call 73500 anytime. month. Lic. iI -,91. Ph. 247-6641. Slear, 235-2169, 7, VOLKSWAGEN bus or cant. Dealer. Open Daily 9-6, Friday until 1964 VALIANT, V-200 station wagon, 1962 CHEVY II Nova 6 cylindei Sun 10.3. Phone 262-9989. 28 512-428 AWH. just painted, vinyl-covered seats, automatic, 4 dr sedan, Lic H3712, '64 PLYMOUTH Belvedere VS auto. -I Oneawa, Kailua. (We want to buy automatic transmission, in excellent dr. sedan. Asking $1295. Lic 883400. 550.00 per month. Call 246-6641 condition, $1,300 or best offer. Call l'h. 247-6641 dealer. Dealer. Entire Household.) 73695 DWH or 254-2629 AWE'. '59 PLYMOUTH Belvedere V8 auto 4 Kaipolani Butterworth AL HOUCHIN'S PH. 1961 PEUGEOT, 403 with 1967 tires. price Lic, 3A6595. 26' dr. H. r. full $150. Tahitian Dance Studio good condition. Available Dec. I. Ph. 247-6641. Dealer. S600. Also selling G.E. Washer and G. Exciting cl Authentic KAILUA AUTO SALES E. refrigerator, crib and mattress. Call '611 RAMMER ('lassie r, , i I. auto 4 Jr Dances for all ages 262-5772 anytime. station wagon. Asking s 1,15 Iii Party Hulas also larval!' .1011/a ChevyiiiieiA4sagon 6 5110974. Ph. 247-6641. 16 J. r taught. Entertainment available 157 4 speed coupe TELEVISION. RCA portable black TTT for special occasions & private $145 61 LKiare. and white TV, works fine. 530. 6 4 dr. sedan parties. '61 VALIANT cyl auto Phone 247-3613. Korman 254 -3685 anytime. $35 down. 535 per month, Lic 3K878 I Ark 4 door $245 vinyl H.T. 45-081 Waiape Pl. 259-9277 A. l. dn.. 13019 Ph. 247-6641. Dealer. '59 95 9 Lie. F154 tJ STEREO TAPE PLAYER, I or f F\alren,2.,,dr,,,,,,,r, DRaatdsiuonspseecialan 4-track, brand new-never iii51.111,A. Dscar's delight. 1964 VW 2 dr sedan. S30 or trade for what have Asking 51295. $50 down will arrange Royal Palm .. U i i, ,.\ 5.i c- 395'64 tic. 4E9573 72172 Ext 116 DWH or 254 -31 s5 financing. Lic 582303. Ph. 247-6641 .--- $_79 Plus 111.1: dr Transfer AWH. dealer. All prices l'et Shop NO CASH NEEDED TO QUALIFIED BUYERS FURNITURE. Virtue Bros: dine«, ,et 1968 VW. 550,00 down, S50.110 per Kailtra's ONLY Used Car Dealer Next To City Bank- 33 ur. - oval table with walnut wool grained month with ok credit, good condition. formula top, looks and feels like iiood. Lie X4504. Call 247-6641 Dealer. Si s chairs, one leaf included. Very nice condition. S35. Sofa-bed ,,ith 1961 Valiant. 6 cylinder, automatic. 4 matching overstuffed chair and Jr sedan. Asking $505, Easy terms .,o.,1n.m, nylon upholstered. excellent with approved credit. I ic 3K 81-s li U-DRIVE BARGAIN for set - $ 175. Call 72172 ('all 24'ru,41 Dealer. 3 I .1 I In DR-II or 254-3185 AVM. NO MILEAGE CHARGE Monterey, VS 700 M PC1' oautomatic. 2 door 11.1. Lic 41)2288. FULL 24 HOURS s50,00 doss n skull ok credit call Mutual Funds 247 6641 Dealer. WAIKIKI SHELL RENT-A-CAR OFFICER'S UNIFORMS, trori, price range, for Investment and greens custom tailored, coat Full Line A J. J ENTERPRISES, INC Pets & Supplies 2054 Kalakaua Ave across From Fort Companies as supplied through 40, trousers - 34, waist - 28. 30 In01 of courtesy seam. ( all 254-2752 anytime. the of II, KAWANO & All types of tropical fish CO. Kailua Wremco Bldg. 602 1965 YAMAHA. 250, c.c. excellent Fine selection of birds Road Kailua, Hawaii condition. three helmets included. for FREE pickup asking $350.00 Call 73555 after 4 p.m. Store Hours 131D ASIXTD Also on 980 1060 Mon. - Thurs. 10:00 to 5 Affiliated 1966 10I\ I s \ 161 Li., rebuilt. MAUI 1217 Fri. 10:00 to 5 Am Mutual 1114 rep.imi I ; ,,elmets. extra tire. KONA Boston Ed 958 1047 53011. 72760 DW1-1 0. 254.3440 Sat. 10:00 to 4:00 1622 1754 .11%H. HILO Broad Strt Tues. 10:00 to 8 Channing Grth 941 1028 Price 51 More on Neighbor Islands Colonial 1491 1630 DOUBLE BED, with spring and 9 Maluniu Ave. Del:mare 1779 1944 mattress, good condition. Call Ph. 261-6166 Div Grill Stk 1571 1723 254-2944 anytime. 405 444 I tic id Shrs Dreyfus 1608 1755 MOTORCYCLE. 1068 Yamaha 100 1811 1968 frail Master, line nes% . $300 or hest I aton FIStk 1479 1608 offer. Call 73696 DWH or 254-277o I idelity Cp 3189 3467 ass Ono: AWL!. I idelity Tr 552 605 I inaicial Ind founders 941 1028 ELECTRIC GUITAR. kawai. 530. Call 1209 1325 73630 DWH only, I undal Inv t;roup Sec Stk 1561 1707 Inv Co Am 1610 1760 PUPPIES. Mother Collie AI, hes stone K-2 781 853 Tri-color litter available. Nine 903 1084 sh..ts c7o. call 2 Ises stone S-3 old with 733 800 anytime. Nes stone S-4 Bob Yamamoto \Ian halloo 1094 1195 Fred Wong R,Idy Ba,case Thomas Omine Gus Vicar \t ass Inv Grth 1298 1419 Manager Asst. Mgr. 1761 1925 THOMAS JEFFERSON \lass Ins Is us life, WE TRY HARDER TO PLEASE Stk 1026 1122 The God who gave Nat Sec same 1689 1846 us liberty at the . FAIR . . . FRIENDLY Putnam Ceo gave of Come DEPENDARLE Putnam Grth 1450 1505 Summary View 964 time." Putnam Inv 882 the Rights of British Select Am 1218 1318 Trick or Treat America Technology 1068 1164 1510 Wellington 1389 Buy U.S. airings Bonds, For daily price quotations call with Dodges 261-0873. new Fre dom Shares \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Ss \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ X. Sr X X See the Good Guys in Kaneohe

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