offk-1:44. Air Station 7.9% Pay Increase SAR Team Receives Approval The $2.3 billion civilian and more than their Saves Boy military civilian pay raise bill has been counterparts. The vetoed bill approved also Aarona Fauolo, a 2-year-old ,by the President in the would have raised the pay of Kahuku boy who had wondered amount of six percent and 7.9 nonappropriated fund employees. percent away from his family was located respectively. In addition to these raises Everyone will get the raise included in the government-wide recently by the Marine Corps Air except for the Joint Chiefs of bill, defense is pushing ahead for Station's Sea, Air Rescue Staff. helicopter crew. the 20 percent pay hike for K-Bay's Disbursing Officer enlisted men with fewer He was found sitting in a than two LtCol M.C. Kramer stated that if years of service which mud puddle on a cane it sent to road five his office receives the necessary Congress miles from the Kahuku home last April. The 'measure administrative information was ignored in Congress. where he was staying. He is concerning the pay raise from reported in good condition except Defense Secretary Laird has Headquarters Marine Corps, the promised even more increases in for mosquito bites. pay raise, which is retroactive Marine Lieutenant pay and benefits in the fiscal 1971 Colonel from Jan. 1, could be in the Jan. budget. The Bobby R. Wilkinson was piloting budget document is 30 pay check. now in preparation. Details the SAR aircraft on a of the routine Shortly after the pay' raise Laird proposals training flight when he received may be included .bill went to the White House, in the budget document or in word to return to K-Bay. After a President Nixon vetoed another RESCUE TEAM. . .Piloting the Rescue helicopter was Lieutenant separate messages from the White briefing he and his crew took off bill providing for a four-percent Colonel Bobby R. Wilkinson (L). Corporal T. R. Wagner (center) House. for Kahuku. Flying as observer was ($130,000,000) raise for the was Staff Sergeant S. E. Dodson. the chopper crew chief and Staff Sergeant S. E. Dodson was flying as an observer. government's blue collar workers. Corporal T. R. Wagner was the He said they were already getting (See Pay Raise Chart, Page 3)- crew chief.

"When we arrived," said LtCol Wilkinson, "we were told CMC Visit WIMIrlIIN =III MN IIA A111- 71rIRWW 11.1 M11/ WM M- 1W-11 la that we were looking for a ...... -mANNE 2-year-old boy last seen near ... .. V Kahuku High School." Scheduled nmuna The colonel continued that they were making a right turn when SSgt. Dodson said he Vol. 20, No. 2 Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii January 15, 1971 thought he had seen something. For K-Bay "We ,returned to re-search General Leonard L. the area and found the boy on a Chapman, Jr., Commandant of road cut out of the side a of hill," the Marine Corps, is scheduled to LtCol Cox Assumes Duties the colonel continued. "He was visit the Kaneohe Marine Corps sitting naked in a mud puddle Air Station on Wednesday. crying." In addition General They were unable to land Chapman, the official party will As Station Executive Officer the aircraft, however, because of include Lieutenant General Lieutenant Colonel John V. Colonel Mickle is due to report to at Chu Lai, Republic of South 10-20 so William K. Jones, commanding the foot cane stalks, they Cox is the new Executive Officer the Western Pacific Marine Air Vietnam. returned to where the horsemen general, Fleet Marine Forces of the Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Forces for duty. He was born in March 1930 were. Corporal Wagner jumped Pacific and Sergeant Major Joseph Station. . Colonel Cox comes to the at Bevier, Missouri, and graduated out of the helicopter and told the W. Dailey, Sergeant Major of the He relieved Lieutenant Air Station after serving as from North East Missouri College men to follow them. Within Marine Corps. Colonel D.A. Mickle Wednesday. VMFA-115 commanding officer in 1952 with a Bachelors Degree minutes the boy was in safe Two meetings will be held in Business Administration. hands. with the commandant at the Colonel Cox entered the (See CMC on Page 8) Officer Reduction Marine Corps through the Officers Candidate Program and earned his In a recent ALMAR (003), promotions reduced below commission in September 1952. the Commandant outlined the normal, accessions reduced below Following a short tour of duty as initiation of a recent reduction in minimum estimated requirements, an infantry officer he reported for force (RIF) action designed to relaxation of retirement reduce the Marine active officer prerequisites, and stringent -Nal. strength by the end of FT72: quality control of officers selected -.4111 ...um, Approximately 285 reserve for retention beyond obligation. -1110.- ..46,. officers will be involuntarily Reduction in force boards -0110 40, will be convened at Headquarters '4°'" 406:11b. released from active duty as a ...0.... 4* result of the RIF action. Marine Corps in the immediate '4111 46. future to consider all reserve -40110b- -gn.' ' "sib- 'OM. .41111. 411110. -41011W Abb. According to the ALMAR, officers serving beyond their Aill Ailli 41111w .1111:41111W .46,. ' the reduction of Marine active initial obligation who have not -411.10.- Alb. 'lbw ' officer strength makes it accrued 20 years active duty regrettably necessary to undertake retirement eligibility prior to June a reduction in force (RIF) action. 30, 1972. Approximately 285 Prior to this decision significant reserve officers so considered will management actions have already be required to be involuntarily been taken to reduce RIF to a released from active duty by June minimum. These actions include 30, 1971 may be retained on reversion of temporary officers, active duty until retirement officer early releases which will be eligibility is attained. WHAT IS IT? . . confused, page 6 a closer look. if you're turn to for continued, insignia change In addition, boards will consider all reserve officers on active duty who have accrued 20 years of active duty retirement LtCol. Cox The TAX Reform Means eligibility by January 31, 1972 What '69 Act and will select twenty percent for Naval Flight Training at Pensacola According to ALMAR (004) outlined in subparagraph 213; respect to the effects of the tax retention. The remainder will be in April 1953. of Jan. 9, concerning the tax subject to regulations to be issued reform act of 1969. While the law required to retire by Jan. 31, One year and two months reform act of 1969, military by the Internal Revenue Service may have a profound impact on 1972. Boards will also consider all later he was designated a Naval services will not withhold tax nor (IRS) in 1971. some military personnel, it is vital active duty reserve officers Aviator and ordered to his first reflect on W-2 forms amounts Military personnel will not that all Marines and attached accruing 20 years active duty squadron, VMFA-324 (AD-4B) at paid to members as be required to report Navy personnel be made aware of retirement eligibility between Miami, Fla. reimbursements for moving reimbursements f o r the salient points and counseled as Feb. 1, 1972 and June 30, 1972, Since then he has logged expenses during 1970 and 1971, government-ordered travel where it becomes available. select twenty percent for more than 4000 flight hours and except in the case of dislocation no change of residence is required; The tax reform act of 1969, retention and the remainder will made 160 carrier landings. allowance. i.e. TAD, etc. effective on and after Jan. 1, 1970 be required to retire by June 30, He has racked up some Members will be required to Under regulations to be would: 1972. impressive "education hours" in report in their own tax returns for issued by IRS in 1971 it may be (A) Require that military Convening of RIF boards addition to his flying time. 1971, those cash members report in their gross 1970 and possible for members to claim will be expedited in order to Since of moving taxable income, when filing their 1962 he has graduated reimbursements allowable moving expenses in inform individuals of release dates from the Communications expenses they receive. excess of those for which they individual income tax returns all or retention earliest. Officer It is School, Armed Forces Staff In general, members will be received reimbursement. amounts received for expenses of anticipated that RIF actions College and taught Naval Planning entitled to offsetting deductions Considerable information moving from one residence to indicated will not be repeated and Amphibious Doctrine at the for travel expenses actually paid has been promulgated via services another, whether by direct cash unless there is a significant future and the expenses incurred as journals and other media with (See TAX on Page 3) reduction required (See COX on Page 8) +4********************************************4 * * * 4t News In Brief 4t * * * reat * * * * 7"7r1 7/teeee#q * * Q. - "Why doesn't the * * Station Barber Shop employ There will be a PTA Meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 18. The vote * * the * idea of leaving at least one chair for acceptance of the revised By-Laws will be taken. In addition, there * .,41Inericans * * * open for personnel in uniform? will be a drug panel by Chaplain Turner and SSGT Jack H. Glossinger. * One Marine (in uniform) All parents are urged to attend. Support your children and their school. * went to * 4, the barber shop at the Seven-Day * Sylvanus Thayer -it * * Store complex recently and had * # to wait eight lax gzemote. 546 (1785-1872) iv . ,..., 4t for children to have * * their hair * wAt IA cut before he could get There appears to be many vehicles with out-of-state registration * 4E a chair. * 41 This Marine had a job to plates being operated without the State of Hawaii tax exemption * as Superintendent of the do and waiting to have * Sylvanus Thayer, who served his hair certificate displayed. This is necessary if you plan to sell your car or * U.S. Military Academy from 1817 until 1833, is known to * cut was wasting time. One chair licensed outside the State of the "Father of the Military Academy." * re-register it in the state. All vehicles * history as 4( open to personnel in uniform a tax exemption slip issued by the state at the Hawaii shall display * Academy in would have cut the waiting time Applications may be obtained at the PMO A native of Braintree, Mass., he entered the Honolulu Police Department. * 1807, five years after it opened, and was graduated and corn- * in half. " Pass and ID Office. There is no charge for this certificate. lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers. Cpl. * missioned a second O.K. Eniram * 41 During the War of 1812, he served on the Canadian fron- + A. - The Barber shops are * to Europe in 1815 to 4i Ade diiece qexend * tier and at Norfolk, Va. He was sent operated in accordance with * study military schools, fortifications, and armies, and two 4t the * priority policy established by the The Post Office located in Bldg. 1090 (Main Exchange) will open * years later returned to the Academy as superintendent at it* * the age of 32. 4t Exchange Council and approved at 10 a.m. and close at 4:30 p.m. effective immediately. * by the Commanding Thayer found the Academy in a deplorable state, without 4c Officer. This * organization or system. He began examinations, dismissed * policy affords priority chairs to * 41 Mr7OVOZ Seltace * incompetents, organized the cadets into companies officered 4, Officers and Staff NCOs. All * by members of their own body and appointed an Army officer * others are served on a first come, Effective immediately, Pearl Harbor switchboard operators will * as commandant of cadets, responsible for their tactical in- 4` * c,, honor requests for AUTOVON service only if the call is placed by * struction and soldierly discipline. 4 first serve basis during the week. On Saturdays, the number system dialing 8. Normal dial service assistance requests will continued to be * Official and unofficial commendations were heaped upon * is used with no priorities. handled by dialing 0. The alternate method for requesting AUTOVON * him from many directions. He was recommended for brevet * service will remain 110. * to colonel "for the highest development and effect" he had This system has proven to * brought to the Academy. One commendation stated: "It is * : be effective and workable. The believed that he has at length given the school an excellence *41 situation described by the Z ay Seatiog equal to the most celebrated in the world."" * customer probably occurred * After own Colonel * leaving the Academy at his request, * during the holiday period when MCO 1301.18 of Nov. 7,1970 sets forth policy and guidelines for * Thayer was engineer in charge of construction of fortifies- 41 children were out of school and Marines changing duty assignments providing certain requirements are * tions at the entrance to Boston harbor and was responsible 41 ,*f for the improvement of other New England harbors. Breveted 11 rarely. The met: -II happens * a brigadier general in 1862, he retired in 1863. however, has a. Individuals concerned must be of the same grade and possess an * recommendation, * Army engineers trained at the Academy in the Thayer 4' implementation during MOS compatible with the duty assignment and mutually agree to * * merit for * tradition are recognized as having been primarily responsible * holiday periods and will be acted exchange future assignments. * for the westward expansion of the in the * * upon to provide priority service to b. Both individuals must be in receipt of orders and have not * early part of the 19th Century. Generations of Academy *s moved dependents or personal effects at Government expense. * graduates have provided our country with leadership in the * personnel in uniform during these * of peace as well as of war. c. Both must have sufficient active service remaining to meet tour arts periods, except for Saturdays. length requirements for the duty stations under consideration. r********************************************# G.V. Messinger d. If the proposed exchange involves one unaccompanied WestPac Exchange Officer tour, both assignments must be unaccompanied in WestPac. essential assignments criteria for e. Both individuals must meet all In an effort to make the Windy more enjoyable and more via the chain of duty stations to be exchanged. Requests must be sent serviceable to our readers in the coming year, we would like your command. Education assistance in critically evaluating the paper. We ask your cooperation in answering and returning the 77#01e4 nece.94 Recalled questionnaire to the Windward Marine Office, Bldg. 930, KMCAS as soon as possible. replacement all prescriptions for Pyridoxine Immediate of Benefits 1. Organization: Marine Corps , Navy , Army (Vitamin B-6) originally dispensed by the Tripler Hospital Pharmacy in Air Force , Civil Service quantities of 100 tablets or greater is mandatory. This drug is normally 2. Sex: Female , Male prescribed for patients receiving treatment for tuberculosis but is not Want to earn a High School diploma? 3. Status: Active duty Retired , Dependent restricted to this purpose. Please contact LtCol. Guthrey at 86-7240 or Like to take a course in Other real estate or small business 86-7383. 4. Age: 18 years and under , 19-25 , 26-35 management? Interested in 36 and over electronics? Maybe all you want is 5. Number of years of education completed to learn a new hobby like Zl Sekdaed nalltet 6. Reader evaluation: of photography or jewelry making or Number articles below in order interest to you as a reader, and University of Hawaii students, faculty and British actor Timothy ukulele. Classes in all these areas starting with most important 2-7 working to least Dalton will present Shakespeare's Macbeth January 29-31, February and many more will be offered important article. (two performances each Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m., all others at 8 p.m.). during the Spring term beginning Kennedy Theater Box Office opens January 18, phone 944-8746 for Jan. 25 at Kailua Community ARTICLE RATING ticket information. School for Adults. Schedules are A. Did You Know now available from your unit B. Career Planning Notes ,5110-ft iteadd Education NCO or at the Station C'. News Briefs Education Office. 1). Chaplain's Corner The Auto Hobby Shop now has tools for work on motorcycles. E. Divine Services Registration will be open Schedule They are also in the process of acquiring service manuals for bike P. Editorials Jan. 11-22 from 8 maintenance. a.m. to 8 p.m., G. Wind Bag Monday through Thursday H. Personality The Hobby Shop Store located in the same building with the and or from 8 a.m. to feature stories Ceramics Shop now has a number of complete surfboard kits for 4 p.m., Fridays. The High School credit courses I. Sports pages The blanks are six to seven feet long and can be cut down to J. K-Bay Salutes $39.95. will begin Jan. 25. Arts and crafts any size. K. From the Bookshelf courses and short courses of K-Bay Spotlight (See MORE NEWS BRIEFS on page 8) general interest will begin Feb. 1. M. SNCO Wive: Club Most of the classes will meet N. O'Wives(71uo twice 0. House of the iilonth a week from 7 to 9:30 p.m. P. Club Schedules High School credit courses C). Classified Ads are tuition free. Charges for arts R. Messhall Menu and crafts and courses of general S. Movie Schedule T. Pin-up girl interest vary depending on materials required. Students must CG, 1ST MARINE BRIGADE ..BGEN. V.A. ARMSTRONG buy their own books for all CO, MCAS, KANEOHE BAY COL. W.J. WHITE classes. Transportation from 7. Would you rather read stories about an individual Marine JOINT-PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER CAPT. M.H. HANDELSMAN MCAS to Kailua High School for (medals, retirements, etc.) or stories that apply to all Marines SGT. B. PRESSON III EDITOR military personnel is being (news from IIQMC, for example)? Individual type , general ASSISTANT EDITOR SGT. C. WIIIT12: furnished by the Marine Corps. type SPORTS EDITOR LCPL. R. BROM 8. What would you like to see added or dropped from the ARTIST LCPL L. DEKUN Windy and why? THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY AND FOR THE PERSONNEL OF MCAS, KANEOHE. IT IS PRINTED BY THE PUBLISHING CO., INC., KAILUA, HAWAII AND PUBLISHED OAS *IR l'AR WINDWARD BUN WITH NON-APPROPRIATED FUNDS. THE WINDWARD MARINE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MCO P5600.31. VIEWS AND %MY COW? CONFORMS 9. What OPINIONS EXPRESSED ARE. NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE MARINE is your general evaluation of the 1970 Windward CORPS. THE WINDWARD MARINE, A MEMBER OF THE ARMED SERVICES Marine? NEWS BUREAU, IS PROMULGATED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS IN NO WAY DIRECTIVE IN NATURE. NO PAID ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED. THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE AND STAFF OF THE WINDWARD MARINE ARE LOCATED IN BLDG. 930. ALL f coPAYM COPY SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION WILL BE SCREENED AND MUST BE SUBMITTED BY NOON ON TUESDAY. CALL 7-2141, 7-2142 or 72431 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. Hearst Carriers FICA Deductions On The Increase Visit Air Station Individual Marines will be subject to the FICA tax. The Eighteen Hearst Newspaper contributing slightly more out of FICA tax includes the basic FICA, Marine Amphibian tractors. each or Social Boys, representing Hearst papers month's pay under the Security tax, and ati The group, hosted by the Federal Insurance from the mainland, visited the Contributions additional tax to provide hospital First Marine Brigade here, was Act 1, base January 8. (FICA), as on Jan. 1971. insurance for the aged. accompanied on the goodwill tour On that date, the FICA tax Military personnel came by Mr. Max P. Milians, Junior was raised to 5.2 per cent with a under Social The boys, ages 12-17, visited Director and Security coverage on the Air Station as an Diplomat maximum annual contribution set Jan. 1, 1957. Since 1968, the first part of , N.Y.; Mr. around the world goodwill trip. Coordinator, at $405.60. Only the monthly $7,800 of basic pay credited Henry L. Zirckel, Boys basic pay, as determined by pay during the calendar year has been Md.,; and They are delivering messages Supervisor, Towson, grade and length of service, is subject to the FICA tax. of goodwill to various government Mrs. Ruth Milians, House Mother, heads of state from their own city Teaneck, N.J. officials. While at the Air Station the The boys were sponsored-on Qualification Necessary boys received a briefing on the trip by various individual the HAND LOOK.. Richard installation, viewed Marine Corps Hearst newspapers on the FIRST Regardless of an individual's responsible to insure that a Marine Rosiers, Jr., a 15 year old Phantom jet aircraft and rode in mainland. Des composite score, occupational, is fully qualified to assume the Hearst Newspaper boy from field cutting score or HQMC next higher grade at time of Hawthorne, Calif, checks out the selection for promotion, promotion. If an individual cockpit of an F4 Phantom jet individual commanding officers Marine does not meet this criteria, touring the aircraft Jan. 8 while have the final authority when it commanders may decline to Marine Marine Corps Air Station. conies to actually promoting a lance corporal or a promote First Lieutenant Bob Dunlap, enlisted personnel within his corporal and must return the pilot assists VMFA-235 Phantom command. HQMC directs that promotion warrant of a sergeant the boy. commanding officers are or above. (Cont. from Page 1) TAX reimbursement or that furnished settlement of lease at the old stationed at rk.w duty station for in kind. station and similar acquisition at least 39 weeks after arrival (B) Authorize the following expenses at the new station. there at. new categories of deductible (C) Impose on military The interests of all Marines expenses to be used in adjusting personnel the requirement that and attached Navy personnel are gross income: the following conditions he met in being represented at the highest 1. Traveling, meals, and order for any travel expenses to levels to obviate any unfair lodging expenses incurred during be allowable deductions from consequences from any provision house-hunting trips. gross income. in the tax reform act. All further 2. Expenses for meals and (I) That the new duty developments in connection with lodging in the area of the new station be located at least 50 miles the act affecting their interest will HI ARST NEWSBOYS-and their adult supervisors circle Brigadier duty station for up to 30 days farther from member's former be rapidly communicated. General Victor A. Armstrong, commanding general, First Marine after reporting there at. residence that was his old duty More information on the Brigade, during their visit to the Air Station on Jan. 8. The boys visit to 3. Expenses in connection station. 1969 tax Reform Act will he the Air Station was part of an around the world goodwill tour with selling old residence or (2) Member must be forthcoming, sponsored by various llearst Newspapers on the mainland.

Pay Is Raised 7.9%s ;ED °Here Are New Rates

PAY 20 22 26 4 6 8 10 12 GRADE UNDER 2 3 CO 2441 10 2618 40 761840 2743 30 2793.30 2967.60 2185 80 2185.80 2269.50 2269 SO 1441 2111.40 2185.80 2IP; 10 90 220 s0 2443.50 2443.50 2612,40 0.10 1961 70 2961.70 2011.20 .2011.20 2094 60 0004 2269 0.9 1871 40 1920.60 :961.70 218C 80 220.50 2.161 00 2161420 1787 40 1787.40 1920.60 1920.60 2011 20 20:: .0 2094.60 0-81 1695.00 1745.70 1787,10 1745.70 2052 60 2052.60 2052 60 205260 1504 20 1571.10 1571.10 1662.60 1662.60 1.920.60 0-7 1408.20 1504.20 1504 20 1537 80 1571 10 1662.60 1803 30 90 1221 90 1221.90 120300 1463 10 70 1147.20 1221.90 1221 1221.90 1221.90 6 1041 1137 90 1:11.80 1304.70 1379 70 1421 10 1471 20 1471 20 10.17 90 1047.90 1047.90 1080.30 0 -S 834.60 980.70 1047.00 I'M 10 1230 30 1230 30 1230.30 911.40 130.60 972.30 1038.30 1097 10 1147.20 1197.00 704.10 856.50 914.40 1063 80 1063.80 938.70 989.10 1038 ;0 1061.80 1063 so 1063.80 1063.80 781.20 40,4.90 906.00 11 A 654 30 731.10 789 .01 780 30 784.10 789 30 780 30 789 30 7'. 1 10 789 30 789 10 7119.10 78^ 10 0.2 .,24 40 622.80 74s 20 SO 622 80 622.80 622.80 62:' SO 622.80 627 50 622.80 622 80 622.50 622.80 0.1 450 60 499.20 (22 140

AS AN ENLISTED MEMBER COMMISSIONED OFFICERS WITH OVER 4 }MARS ACTIVE SERVICE 30 tut` 1080 '10 1080 AO 1080 30 1080 980.10 1018.30 1080 10 864 90 906 00 918 70 40 014 in 914 40 C114 40 0. 0. 80 914.40 914.40 914 03 771 10 784 30 814 20 856.50 880 703.10 0.2 773.10 7-;:- 773 is 0. 0. 739.80 777. to 773.10 622 SO 665 10 690 00 714.60 0. 0.

WARRANT OFFICERS

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ENLISTED MEMBERS

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LESS THAN 4 MONTHS

The rates above reflect the new 7.9% hike in basic pay. However, it should be remembered that this is only a tentative chart, and that the figures for each category will change upon completion of all the administrative requirements at Headquarters Marine Corps. qeaded 61,1 64zotawa Know Your Cagers Haw Mars Near .500 Mark;

Season Finale With Army Hawaii Marine forward Lee Cross comes to us from Houston, , where he MARINES 83-C4CTUS JACK 92 MARINES 68-SUBPAC 79 played three years of high school ball. After high school, Hawaii Marines saw their six The rest of the Mikilua team - Good shooting by Bill a game winning streak snapped as didn't to see figures in Lee went on to become Squires with 23 points couldn't basketball letterman at Cactus Jack increased a their losing bid. keep the Marines on top of three-point half-time to dump the Grambling College. Currently, SubPac Saturday night in AFBL he is averaging 14.9 per game Marines 92-83 in AFBL action MARINE NOTES...The action at the Station Gym. The Jan. 6 on Maui at the War HawMars only have two games with a total of 298 points this 79-68 loss gave the HawMars their season. Lee is a good rebound Memorial Center. The Marines left this year in regular season 11th defeat of the season opposed play. Tonight they play Wheeler with 160 this year and a solid won the Jan. 5 game on Maui to ten wins. 90-98. at the Station Gym at 7:30 p.m. defender. The home team led at the The final game of the season will half, 44-41, and opened up its be against AFBL's first ranked The Marine basketball biggest lead at 89-76, as the team Army. Starting time is slated squad led, 35-30 at the half-time Marines fought desperately in the for 7:30 p.m. at Schofield mark. late minutes of the game. Barracks. HawMar Chuck Kozak kept his AND.. .Between Jan. 22-28 the SubPac's Raiders placed five' scoring average in the twenties by Hawaii Marine Basketball Team hoopsters in double figures in hitting 26 points in the losing bid. will leave the Islands to represent their winning bid. Don O'Dale was Tony Kaufman dropped in 17 the Marines on Oahu in the 1971 the top Raider scorer with 18. points and Bill Squires had 16 as Pacific Regional Basketball Tom Henderson for 17 and Forward the Haw Mars were able to place Championships. MCB Camp Tim Waldren had 12. Rob Durand three squad members in double Butler will sponsor the double and Don McConnell each picked figures. round robin tournament Feb. 1-6. up 10 points. Don Snyder shared game National Collegiate Athletic scoring honors with Kozak with Association rules will be in affect. Adding double figures scores Lee Cross 26 for the Maui quintet. Vane The Windward Marine Sports to Squires 23 were Chuck Kozak Facuri and Ted Weight had 16 and Staff will cover the tournament. (16) and Jim Davis (10). 13 respectively. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Marines SubPac FG 1.7 TP I(; FT .1.1' (As of Jan. 13) MARINES 89-MIKILUA 88 Squires 9-19 5-7 23 O'Dale 8 2-2 18 Kozak 8-18 0-0 16 Henderson 7 3-5 17 3 6-6 12 G FGA FG Pct FTA FT Pct TP Avg PF RB Davis 5-9 0-0 10 Waldman Bill Squires had his best Cross 3-11 2-4 8 Durand 4 2-2 10 night of the season with 31 points Burrell 2-4 2-3 7 McConnell 4 2-2 10 1 5 as he lead the HawMars to victory Chuck Kozak 21 372 186 .500 107 72 .673 444 21.1 55 239 Kaufman 1-6 I-I 4 Radcliffe 1-1 2 0-0 4 over Mikilua 89-88, Jan. 7 in Lee Cross 20 294 134 .423 51 29 .588 298 14.9 51 160 Norton 1-2 0-0 2 Jew the Al Burrell K-Bay Gym. Squires hit 12-18 21 156 87 .556 100 66 .666 240 11.4 51 171 Bill Squires 18 207 81 .391 63 47 .747 210 11.1 47 from the field and 7-8 at the free Tony 173 Kaufman 19 145 71 .490 16 15 .937 157 8.2 44 97 throw line to take game scoring Jim Davis 16 106 51 .484 14 7 .500 109 6.8 20 44 George Morris Oahu 18 75 34 .426 39 33 of honors. He also grabbed 13 .846 101 5.6 28 Wheels 78 Bernard DuBose rebounds. 13 61 24 .399 19 9 .473 59 4.5 20 38 Mike Sandberg 12 33 11 .333 1 Jim Davis 2 .500 23 1.9 9 26 The Wheels of Oahu, Trophies will be awarded to aided the Marine John Kieger 4 22 1 9 .409 1 1.000 19 4.5 10 3 will a the Best Appearing Bike victory Bob Waldman 5 KM CAS, sponsor and with 16 points followed 5 3 .600 8 6 .750 12 2.4 1 Hal 11 motorcycle field meet in the field Rider and 1st Overall in the by Chuck Kozak with 14 and Norton 7 9 4 .444 6 3 .500 11 ' 1.5 6 12 Ray Mercardo 2 7 1 the new Mokapu events. In addition, ribbons will Tony Kaufman with 11. .142 1 1 1.000 3 1.5 3 4 area behind Ron Turner 2 3 I .333 0 0 .000 personnel be presented in each of the five The Marines went into the 2 1.0 2 2 School for all base Saturday, Jan. 16, starting at 1 events for first through fourth locker room at half time with a Marines Marines p.m. and finishing up by 4 p.m. If places. The events include the 4941 lead. They were able FG FT FG FT TP to TP the meet is rained out, the rain Boot Race, Back-Up Race, Slow hold on to the lead until the final Kozak Jan. 17, at Race, Spark Plug Race and Plank buzzer despite good 9-19 8-9 26 Squires 12-18 7-8 31 date will ,be Sunday, shooting by Kaufman 8-13 8-14 0-0 16 Mikilua's Joe Kauhue 1-2 17 Davis the same time. Race. with 30 Squires 8-17 0-1 16 Kozak 4-11 6-9 14 K-Bay's Wheels of Oahu points and Dennis Chair Davis 4-7 0-0 8 Kaufman 5-10 1-1 11 with 27. Who in a field a mo to-cross race Cross 4-5 0-0 8 Burrell 0-2 8-8 8 takes part sponsored Burrell 2-6 2-2 6 Cross 3-9 0-0 6 meet? Husbands, wives, sons and Sunday at the Station track. DuBose I- I 2-3 4 DuBose 1-3 0-0 2 daughters, single fellows and their The winners in the race Norton 0-1 1-1 Cactus Jack girlfriends. Women play an were: 251 to open cc, FG Fl 1-P Mikilua important role as cheerleaders for amateur-John McGraw; 0 to 125 MDA FG Ii TP their bike riders and as bike riders cc, expert-Colin Lau; 126 to 250 Snyder 13 0-I 26 themselves. If a wife rides her cc, expert-Ron Roberts; 251 to Facuri 6 4-4 16 Kauhue 12 6-8 30 husband's bike, she has the chance Wright 5 3-5 13 Chai 12 3-3 27 open cc, amateur-Stan Sanida; Agorastos 4 0-0 8 Keopuhiwa 4 0-0 8 to beat him in the events. You 101 to 125 cc, amateur-Jack Ichonoshe Sports Davis 3 1- I 7 3 2-2 8 have the opportunity to challenge Ching; 126 to 200 cc, Nichols 2 OM 4 Rathburn 2 0-0 4 your friends as to their individual amateur-Paul Omura; 210 to 250 Lyman 0 1-2 Albino 2 I 0-0 4 skills. cc, amateur-Karl Kircher. Wilson 0 1 -I I Shea 2 0-0 4 Dinner K-Bay Youth Golf Tourney The Hui 0 Kokua's Chapter Results of the Muscular Dystrophy Association will hold the 1st Pro Following are the winners in Sports Banquet Feb. 2 at the the Military Youth Golf Coral Ballroom in the Hilton Tournament. Hawaiian Village at 6:30 p.m. Free cocktails will be served AGE I 5-1 7 at 6:30 p.m. with the dinner 1st Low Gross Steve Weld beginning at 7:30 p.m. There will 2nd Gary Weld be a floor show after dinner. I st Low Net Dave Loeffler Some of the featured guests 2nd Larry Furstenberg at the banquet will include John 3rd Paul Farrel Brodie, Daryle Lamonica, Wilt AGE 14-12 Chamberlain, Arnold Palmer, 1st Low Gross Steve Mickle Brooks Robinson, Joe Lewis, 2nd Paul Ackermann Casey Stengel and many other 1st Low Net Eddie Hartmeier sports greats. 2nd Steve Fenwick Money 'raised from the $25 3rd Jeff Wheelock per plate affair will be used in AGE 10-11 neuromuscular disease research. ist Low Gross Mike Handelsman Chekcs may be payable to 1st Low Net Bruce Eliason the MDA Hawaii Chapter. Please 2nd Chris Coogan send checks to Harvey D. 3rd Jack Zorn DeMello, MDA, 200 N Vineyard, GOLF TOURNEY WINNERS bottom row (l-r) Bruce Eliason, Chris Coogan, Mike Handelsman, Jack Zorn, AGE 8-9 Honolulu, Hawaii 96817, c/o 305. Dan Thrner, Mike Werner, Drew Weeks, top row (l-r) Steve Fenwick, Paul Farrel, Eddie Hartmeier, Steve 1st Low Gross Dan Turner For more information please call Weld, Paul Ackermann, Steve Mickel, Dave Loeffler, Johnson (Most Determined award), Gary Weld, S. 1st Low Net Mike Werner Mr. DeMello at 533-3914. Hanrahan, Larry Furstenburg. 2nd Drew Weeks 5 dep....t4 /3 Long gc Short Northern Conference Teams HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS TICKETS The Harlem Globetrotters will be at the HIC Arena Feb. 4th, 5th, and 6th. Reserved seats for the basketball games tiny be purchased for $5 and $4 with the general admission costing $3. On Feb. 4th only, children under 16 can purchase half price tickets for both reserved and Dominate IM Hall Wins general admission. A discount of one dollar will be in effect on the 5th and 6th, for children under 16. Military ID cards must be presented for the discount. Tickets may be purchased at the Special Services Bldg. MACS-2-STAOPS 243. LIGHTED OUTDOOR BASKETBALL COURTS MACS-2 squeaked past cold in future there will be three shooting Station Operations 45-44 There is a good chance that the near basketball courts at K-Bay. More information of this in the first game, in the Station lighted outdoor a date. Gym Jan. 8. matter will be released at future Russell Gripp's 22 points SURF CLUB EVENTS paved the way for MACS-2's first A gathering of all potential and active surfers will be held at Ft. victory, in the foul marred game. Hase beach by the Trees Saturday at 10 a.m. The meeting is being Charles Atkins (12) and J.C. called so the club can take the first steps needed to organize effectively Baker (11) were the top scorers enough so they may become part of the Hawaii Surfing Association. for the StaOps team. A StaOps Active duty Marines and their dependents are encouraged to join the spokesman attributed the loss to surfing action. For those of you who don't have surf boards, they may their poor shooting from the be picked up at the K-Bay Marina. charity strip (2-18). WHEELS OF OAHU Wheels of Oahu will hold their weekly meetings at a new location. VMFA -235-MA BS-24 The Wednesday night meetings will be held at the Chapel Annex (next to the Staff Club) in room 462D. Road tests will be conducted at 5:30 In the 8 p.m. Northern p.m. with the meetings starting at 7 p.m. Conference contest, Mark Mulder lead the VMFA-235 team to their KANEOHE MARINE WOMEN'S NEWS first victory of the season, A ladies threesome Best Ball Tournament was played January 7th dumping MABS-24 80-62, by at the Kaneohe Marine Golf Course with Peggy Wells, Leona Simpson hitting for 43 points. and Kay Rovansek teaming for first place honors with 61. Second place MABS-24's Dana Vetton scored was captured by Flo Kulakowski, Margaret McGlaun and Ida Nielsen, 18 points followed by L. Smith who carded a 62. Third place finishers were Jean Wallace, Shirley with 17 to be top scorers for their Clifton and Shirley Phillips with a 66. team. MABS-24 hit 36 per cent New club officers omitted from the Jan. 8 Windy were: Charm from the field and 47 per cent Cottingham, treasurer, and Dorothy Frey, handicap. All ladies connected from the free throw line. with any branch of the military are invited to join the club. For more information please call Ruth Brown at 261-0052 or Peggy Wells at 1st ,4NGLIC0-9th ENG 254-1216.

Jerry Kern scored 31 points NO SWIMMING AT FT. HASE BEACH to lead 1st ANGLICO to their Ft. Hase Recreation Swimming Beach will be closed to all second win of the IM Basketball swimmers until the first week in March because of poor off-shore season. The 1st ANGLICO squad weather conditions. Everyone is still welcome to come to the beach for handed 9th Eng. their second loss picnics and sunbathing. by defeating them 81-70 in the only Monday night game. Lyn N McCall helped Kern with 23 N HMS BOWLING LEAGUE points followed by Frank Parker In H&HS Bowling League action Monday night M. Kimber had with 13. rtriNT SPOILER C E. Council knocks down an intended lay-up by high series (587) and high game (225). R. Olson had 572-224, B. Baker Jerry Williams (29) and Earl Ray Smart from the MA CS- 2 team. Disbursing needed more blocked 572-193 and J. Laferiere bowled 548-213. The Mustangs are still out in scorers as MACS-2 Pickett (18)were the top shots went on to win the I M B-Ball contest 56-43. front with a 43-17 record followed by Hustlers 36-28 with Guns & Sons for 9th Eng. taking third with a 35-25 mark. Last game of the season is Feb. 8 when the league hopes to expand to 12 teams. VMFA-235-H&S BDE per game scoring average. Ray H&HS Monday night VMFA-235 rolled over H&S Smart also saw double figure Coaches or scorekeepers Bowlers are needed to compete in the scoring with 11 points and bowling league at Pali Lanes. Teams from all commands of the Station Bde very convincingly 70-39 in I must call the Windward grabbed in 16 rebounds. Bill invited to participate. M B-Ball action Wednesday night Marine Sports Editor if they are Weinmann was top been set with $1.80 going to the lanes. in the Station Gym. Mark Mulder rebounder team's results A $3 per person price has with 25 for want their and handicaps are figured was the top scorer for 235 with the night. published. Items needed are: The league has a maximum 40 pin handicap 16 followed by Frank Wagner (22 first and last names of on 80 per cent of 190. Anyone interested in entering a team should contact SSgt. Hill at rebounds) and John Taylor with Top Disbo scorer was C. E. scorers and rebounders, final 72680. Bowling action will begin around Feb. 15 and last 12 and Lyle Scales with 10. Keith Council with 12 points, P. M. and half-time score and other approximately 26 weeks. Merchant, top Bde scorer and the Jones had eight and A. F. Fletcher .;.:; information the team terms only one in double figures, had 15 dumped in seven. Coach Hoskins ::::necessary such as shooting points. said Gilchrist, who was recently percentages, fine defensive transferred, was missed. Gilchrist play, etc. The Windward .STA0P.V-Ist RADIO was a good offensive Disbursing Marine number is 72141. StaOps won their first by players. defeating 1st Radio 65-59. Steve Collins scored 20 points in the / M STANDINGS win to give Ops a 1-1 record. 1st MA BS -24 -H& MS -24 Radio's Duane Carter was top (As of Jan. 13) Radio scorer with 19 followed by John Eades scored 20 points Vince Depierre with 14. as H&MS-24 bypassed MABS-24 W L PF PA 71-65. The lead changed hands six MACS-2-DlSBURS'ING times but H&MS-24 still went into 1st ANGLICO 2 0 148 113 the locker MACS-2 2 0 101 87 MACS-2 won their second room with a 27-25 VMFA-235 2 0 150 101 game of the season, by handing lead. H&MS-24 came out into the 1/3 1 0 56 42 Disbursing their second loss, second ready for action and shot a PSB 1 0 72 54 56-43. Russell Gripp led the hot 85 per cent from the field. StaOps 1 1 109 104 MACS-2 squad again in scoring MABS-24 9th Eng. O 2 120 148 statisctics weren't MABS-24 O 2 127 151 with 17 points to give him a 19.5 submitted.

IM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE W L PF PA Time: 2 p.m. Place: K-Bay's Risley Field H&MS-24 2 0 138 105 When: Every Weekend 1 0 72 66 DAY TIME HOME TEAM VISITOR Dispensary Bring your own equipment! VMFA-212 1 0 76 39 VMFA -122 0 1 54 72 AMTRACS 0 1 42 56 Saturday 6 p.m. /3 VMFA-122 Disbursing 0 2 109 128 2 98 8 p.m. H&MS-24 H&S Bde 1st RADIO 0 141 H&S Bde 0 2 82 137 Monday 8 p.m. PSB AMTRACS Tuesday 6 p.m. Dispensary StaOps 8 p.m. 1st ANGLICO MABS-24 Wednesday 6 p.m. 9th Eng. VMFA-235 NOTE. . .PSB had a 1-0 8 p.m. 1st Radio Disbursing record last week not VMFA-122, Thursday 6 p.m. AMTRACS Dispensary as was printed in the Windward 8 p.m. MABS-24 1/3 Marine. K-Bay Salutes Pearl Harbor O'Club Hosts International Mardi Gras The major fund raising event 19; and CinCPac, and Coast Guard may pe sent to Mrs. L.S. Smith for the Awa Lau Wahine (The personnel on Satui day Feb. 20. Jr., 3-B Makalapa Drive, Navy, Marine and Coast Guard The second dress rehearsal Honolulu, Hawaii 96818. All Officer's Wives Club), will be held for dependents will be held checks should be made payable to Feb. 17-27, at the Pearl Harbor Tuesday at 8 p.m. On Thursday, "AWA LAU WAHINE" no later Officers' Club. Feb. 25, all ASWForPac, 14th than Jan. 23. Mail reservations Title of this year's show is N.D., and Fleet Supply members accepted between Jan. 11 and 23, "Mardi Gras Goes International." are urged to attend. On F-iday postmarked no later than Jan. 23 GySgt. D. E. Dupuis Capt. William T. Moore GySgt. A. L. Burndt Various commands on Oahu Feb. 26, all SubPac personnel are will be filled in order of their VMFA-212 PSB VMFA- 212 are urged to attend in groups on invited. All CinCPacFleet postmarked date. Reservations Navy Comm. Navy Comm Cert. of Comm. the appropriate nights listed members are urged to attend on postmarked prior to Jan. 11, will below. Every effort will be made Saturday, Feb. 27. be considered with the Jan. 11 to seat groups as per their Price for this year's event postmarks. Tickets will be mailed requests. Individual reservations will be $9.50 per person for between Jan. 21 and Feb. 3. All will also be accepted. dinner and show and $1.50 per sales are final. No money will be The first dress rehearsal will person for show only or dress refunded or exchanges made. be held Wednesday Feb. 17 for rehearsals only. Dress for the Tickets not sold by mail "Waiting Wives" beginning at 8 event is formal except for the reservation will be sold at the p.m. Marines are urged to attend Dress Rehearsal which is open to Pearl Harbor Officer's Club on on Thursday Feb. 18; ServPac, Aloha wear. Wednesday, Feb. 10, between 11 DesFlot 5, CEC on Friday Feb. Mail reservations for tickets a.m. and 1 p.m. 111 ***-31-**-11-K--181-3H1-37- Gy Sgt. E. E. Hoffman Capt. H. E. Kerr GySgt. L. R. Marshal VMFA-212 VMFA-212 VMFA-212 Mail to: Mrs L, S Smith Cert. of Comm. Navy Comm. Cert. of Comm. Jr with check payable to "AWA LAU WAHINE" 3 --B Makalapa Drive no later than 23 Jano lstLt. R.K.F. :lee, lstLt. A.C. Bartel and Maj. G. Leach, Honolulu, Hawaii 96818 VMFA-235, were awarded Navy Commendation Medals. D. Pedro, an electrician with the Public Works Dept., retired Jan. Name Command 8, after serving with the Navy for 30 years and 6 months. Cpl C. Woolridge .was named Marine of the Month at MABS-24. Mailing Address Tel, LCpls P.L. Richey, D.T. Goodwin, M.F. Stempin, D.T. Hughes, J.R. McIntyre and PFC P.D. Gootfried were promoted to their present rank Date Preferred Second Choice at MABS-24. Sgt. V.N. Olson and Cpl. W.E. Whitby were awarded Meritorious No, in Party __ $9:5g Masts at MACS-2. Cpl. V.L. Mudd and LCpls J.H. Olivero, G.W.E. (Dress $ Amount Enclosed_____ Strosnider, D.J. Cavaiuolo and T.J. Haynie were promoted to their present rank. Cpl. M.A. Filowiak was promoted to his present rank at H&HS. lstLt. S.T. Kuykendall was awarded a Navy Commendation Medal for service in the Republic of Vietnam. He now serves with 1st Anglico. Cpl. D.M. Erwin received a meritorious promotion to this present SNCO Wives rank. Cpl. W.S. Walker and T.R. Fox were promoted meritoriously to their present rank. Gift 'Swap' An "After Christmas Sale and Swap Meet" will be the theme of the January Social for SNCO Wives' Club members and their K-Bay husbands. This event will be held on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the SNCO Club. So bring the scarf Aunt Harriet sent or the tie from Uncle Jack and wrap it Spotlight deceptively and it will be auctioned off. It's "stay at home" for a Mrs. Betty the Infra-Island Stonebreaker, President of change as the SNCO Wives Club Coordinating Council Enlisted Wives's Clubs of Oahu, will of Men's tour the Air Station and lunch at preside at her final Monday, Jan. 18. Host club is CPO meeting on the the Messhall for their Jan. 27, Wive's Club, Pearl Harbor. tour. For further information, It was during Mrs. Stonebreakers term of office that the ICC, please telephone the tour through its 15 a combined member clubs, with membership of over 800 chairman, Mrs. Evelyn Landolf, ladies, contributed $4,014 to the Armed Services Special Education and 254-2396, no later than Jan. 20. Training Society (ASSETS). A CLEANER LOOK...To help K-Bay with its base cleanup program, all Marines are urged to keep on the lookout for conspicuous CHAMPUS Rule containers. Their all hungry for that piece of paper that you might have thrown on the ground. Aids 'In' Patients ebaplain'5 WASHINGTON (AFPS) Dependents of active duty men- and other beneficiaries of the Corner Civilian Health and Medical Care Program of the Uniformed Commissary Hours Services may find the govern- By Chaplain Turner ment paying a greater share of Effective Tuesday the The new operating hours will be the cost for some surgical pro- Commissary Store operating hours cedures. story about two explorers who for the first as follows: Tuesday, 9 a.m. - 6 There is an interesting will be extended providing seven CHAMPUS officials said sur- deserts. Knowing that it would be p.m., Wednesday, 9 a.m. - 5 time were crossing one of our great additional weekly shopping hours. p.m., gery performed in ambulatory very difficult to find their way, a notebook was used to write down Thursday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Friday, surgicenters and in civilian hos- landmarks to show where they had traveled. About half-way across, a 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. - pitAls where the patient is not storm came up and they were driven into a cave until the storm 3 p.m., closed Sunday, Monday actually admitted may be des- violent ignated inpatient care if such subsided. When they dared to come out, the area had completely TIME TO and Holidays. TIGHTEN a designation will be an advan- changed. Trees had been uprooted, sand had piled up, and even river tage when determining the cost beds altered. One of the men immediately went into a panic. He really LIP AND The Commissary Store now of treatment. thought that death would be imminent but the other man was quiet REDUCE accepts merchandise coupons Inpatient care for dependents of calm. When evening came he mounted his surveyor's transit and COSTS- - from patrons for partial or full active duty men in civilian and hospitals is $1.75 per day or $25, pointed it to the clear night sky. In a minute he turned to the frantic IT'S A payment of merchandise. CINCH / whichever is greater. For out- partner and said that everything would be alright for the stars were still Merchandise coupons will only be patient care, the cost is 20 WON'T YOU per there. accepted for the item to which cent of the health bill, plus an These two men represent two attitudes which can be ours toward LEND A the coupon applies. Merchandise annual deductible of $50. NAP? Other beneficiaries of CHAM- the crises of life. Some of us can become panicky and declare there is coupons advertised as, "buy one and get one PUS pay 25 per cent of the nothing eternal, or use artificial means to escape life. The other free" may not be charges for inpatient or outpa- is that we look toward heaven and then face the crises with tendered as payment for only one tient care. alternative item some way to work through the problems. Why not let God guide your to obtain it free. Dependents of active duty men life so that you bridge the troubled waters rather than sink in the Patrons are reminded that do not need a Nonavaila- life? This is something real in a world filled with broken bility Statement (DD Form whirlpool of food stamps are accepted by the 1251) before receiving such ',reams and phony life-styles. Commissary Store. care, officials said. 7 O'Club CLASSIFIED ADS

1963 LEMANS CONVERTIBLE - P/S, Radio, heater, 900's tires. Call Sgt. automatic, clean, $825, Call John Features radio, heater, A/T, new battery, 3 new Hoag at 72296 DWH or 72559, McCarthy 72044 DWH. tires, looks bad but runs well. Make 254-2809 AWH. Offer. 73155. 2 AIR CONDITIONERS - 6,000 and 14,000 BTU; TONIGHT: Big Night on the 1970 - DATSUN - 4 door station 3 pair drapes, 2 off-white, 1 Lower Lanai! Starting with Stag 1964 OPEL KADETTE - $425. Ex. wagon, 4 spd., trans., 6,000 mi. leaving red, assorted curtains, 12'x12' gold indoor/outdoor carpet; Happy Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. Cond. 71 tags, new safety insp., 37 islands. $1900. Call 72669 DWH, 2 miles per gal., must sell before Feb. 16. 73670 AWH. bar stools, hover upright vacuum; misc. with free pupus at 5. Then, have Call 247-6133 anytime. items. Call 254-3978 anytime. your lady join you for mixed 1967 WHITE 327 CAMARO - 18" GE B&W TV - 1 year old, bought cocktail hour at our Happy Hour 1969 K INGSWOOD STATION convertible. Call 72750 DWH, at $188, will sell for $145. Call 254-2925 Price from 6 to 7 p.m. From 7 to WAGON - Fully equipped, A/T, air AWH. 239-8525 after 7 p.m. cond., V-8, top shape, leaving. Call - 9 p.m. join us at HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER the Steak House 235-1508 anytime. 1966 MUSTANG - Convertible $500, P or table, floor cleaner w/all for ,Steak Cook-Out at special low Call 254-2280. accessories. Lx. Cond. original cost price of $2.95 per person. THE 1967 VW - Good dependable $50, now only, $25. Call 254-2910. 1965 FORD CUSTOM - 4 door, white, ASIAN ORCHIDS, three very transportation. Blue book $1175, BABY CAR BED - $5, playpen, owner asking $1,000, or best offer. air cond., new tires, & exhaust system, talented Indonesian girls will wooden, 9 mos old, $10, baby automatic musical swing with canopy, entertain you on the Lower Lanai $10, 6 mos old. Call 254-1094 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. anytime. SATURDAY: The Package RCA RECORD PLAYER - $40, GE Store is open from 10 a.m. to washer, $150, Elec. dryer, $110, Sears at th Dishwasher, $100. Swing set $15, 4:30 p.m. Intimate candle light Movies Binoculars $5. Call 254-2280. Dining. Dinner will be served from /opt 490e04,41 call AIR CONDITIONER - 23,000 BTU, 7 to 9 p.m. THE SOUNDS will be 72000 cools 3 bedroom capehart; small spinet 254-2921. in the TAPA Bar from 9 p.m. to 1 piano, ex. cond. Call Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu a.m. for your listening and 17.6 cu ft Theater No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GE Refrig/Freezer-No frost, dancing enjoyment. w/4.74 cu ft freezer space, double Theater No. 2 1 2 3 SUNDAY: For the 4 5 6 7 door, $200; Speed Queen Top load dryer, 15 mos old, DALLAS VS BALTIMORE game, SATURDAY MATINEE: Jan. 16, - Guns of the Magnificent Seven, washer, w/matching the TAPA will both $250; GE 10,000 BTU air cond, be open with Theater No. 1, beginning at 2 p.m., 105 min., George Kennedy, James 110V, 14 mos old, $150; Sears special Breakfast Buffet at 8:30 Whitmore. Also beginning at 7:15 p.m., Woodstock, starring Arlo Coldspot Air cond, 20,500 BTU, new a.m. Regular Family Buffet will Guthrie, Joan Baez; (Musical), 184 minutes, (R). There will be a second Aug 70, $250; Zenith color TV, 16 be served from 6 to 8 p.m. showing of Woodstock immediately following the first. mos old, w/antennae, $200; Singer MONDAY: The TAPA and Portable sewing machine, $15; recliner NOTE: In order for children chair, Pennys, 1 year old, $100; Dining Room are closed. The under 17 to attend a restricted Slim-Gym, $50. Call 254-2852 AWH. Package Store and Accounting movie, they must be accompanied Office are open until 4:30 p.m. NEED YOUR QUARTERS CLEANED by an adult. Sta# eeed Work guaranteed. Call 254-3418 TUESDAY through anytime. FRIDAY: Lunch is served from 1. BROTHERLY LOVE - GUPPIES - Free - Come get 'em. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. with the Susannah York, Peter O'Toole, 45-094 Kahanahou Place, Kaneohe. Daily Special. (R), drama, 112 min. Scedete Call 247-1977 anytime. - marshal THURSDAY: 2. OUT OF SIGHT - Jonathan WANTED Persons to It's a Western Hawaiian Open Golf Tournament, Nite! With a special show - HANK Daly, Karen Jensen, (G), musical, FRIDAY: To start this Waialae Country Club, 1-7 Feb. THOMPSON and his BRAZOS 94 min. Bob Harding, 422-6941. weekend off with some good fun inclusive. Call VALLEY BOYS. Hank Thompson 3. WOODSTOCK - Arlo Guthrie, LOST - 6 month old male cat, all stop in at the Club from 6 is a singer, band leader, song Joan Baez, (R), musical, 184 min. 4 to black. Lost in vicinity of Campion IN HE PACIFIC - Lee p.m. and enjoy Happy Hour Drive, Staff Housing, on or about 6 writer, music publisher and one of 4. HELL Jan. 71. Call 254-2121 anytime. America's top entertainment Marvin, Toshiro Mifune, (G), drinks at popular prices plus free personalities. He has been seen in drama, 103 min. pupus for one and all. Our Dining guest appearances with the "Joey 5. EASY COME, EASY GO, - Room services goes from 5:30 to Bishop Show", "Johnny Carson WISE WORDS.. From K-Bay's Suzanna Leigh, Elvis Presley, (G), 10 p.m. Beginning at 8:30 p.m. The Commander, Naval Air we have SHELIA & THE Tonight Show," and "Hee Haw" - Disbursing Office reminds all comedy, 95 min. Pacific Band. to participate in just to name a few. For this big personnel to check the social 6. TO COMMIT A MURDER - SURBURBANS. the "welcome home" night, Stella and her staff will security number on their W-2 Louis Jourdan, Senta Berger, SATURDAY: Club doors ceremonies for Apollo 14 prepare an extra special Western. Income Tax form. Should this (GP), adventure, 91 min. open at 11 a.m. and the Package astronauts aboard the USS Store at a.m. Nite meal. The evening is $5.25 number be incorrect, it should be 7. PAINT YOUR WAGON - Lee 11:30 Visit your New Orleans February 9, will per person for the show and reported to the Disbursing Office Marvin, Clint Eastwood, (GP), Package Store and take advantage provide two concerts at of the great savings. dinner. Please let us have your immediately. comedy, 133 min. From 5:30 to K-Bay messhalls this month. 10 p.m. our dining room will be reservations early. See you all in 8. NEVADA SMITH - Steve The band is scheduled to your favorite Western Outfit. McQueen, Karl Malden, (GP), open. perform from 11:15 a.m. western, 133 min. For those who view Hee through noon at Messhall No. Flaw on television we are proud to I Thursday, January 21 and present one of their star during the same period at Schedule attractions...ROY CLARK. Also Messhall No. 2 on Friday, the Enlisted Club tickets have been on sale at the 22nd. TONIGHT: The doors of entertain you, THE COLD entertainment which begins at 7 Business Office. Be sure to get the club open at 4 p.m. with SWEAT. Be sure to take in this p.m. yours in time. Price for the tickets Happy Hour swinging into action evening of terrific entertainment. WEDNESDAY: After a long will be $7. each. is until 6 p.m. A fabulous night of SUNDAY: Our Bloody absence, the Enlisted Club SUNDAY: Brunch is from 9 entertainment will be provided Mary Special is featured at noon happy to welcome back THE a.m. to 1 p.m. Club will be open at when the OF SAMOA. If you haven't by the BRIGHT ACE starting club opens. This special SONS at 11 a.m. Dining facilities are 8 p.m. is 25 cents and no-limit until 1 seen this terrific group, be sure to open from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Vieddedi 7 also SATURDAY: Opening time p.m. Our Game Room and TV be here tonight at p.m. It's MONDAY: Dining Room is along is noon. Sports highlights and a Room are open for your LADIES NIGHT, so bring closed today. sneak preview compose our enjoyment. Have you noticed we the little lady for a fun-packed afternoon movietime which starts now have Oly on tap at both bars? evening. The WEDNESDAY TUESDAY: Dining Room is Veefteg at 2 p.m. At 8 p.m. the Enlisted The SUNDAY NIGHT THEATER NIGHT THEATER also serves lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 Club welcomes a new group to is tonight's featured featured at 7 p.m. p.m. Staff Wives Meeting tonight sTpTODAY at 7:30 p.m. LUNCH Spaghetti Suzzhini, choc pudding WEDNESDAY: Tonight we SUPPER - Chicken, potato, gravy, succotash, cherry pie have STAG NIGHT, beginning at SATURDAY 4:30 p.m. Enjoy Happy Hour BRUNCH - SUPPER - Beef stew, with the GO-GO GIRLS! ! noodles, cauliflower, gingerbread w/topping SPECIAL NOTE: To our SUNDAY many faithful customers we BRUNCH - SUPPER - Steak, baked express our thanks for your potato, peas, brownies patience MONDAY during the extensive LUNCH - Roast pork, roast beef, renovation project the Club is gravy, apple pie presently undergoing. For our SUPPER - Chili, rice, grid cheese members convenience please sandwich, marble cake TUESDAY remember to bring your Club card LUNCH Steak, gravy, green beans, with you to the Club. Membership cherry cards are being checked by our SUPPER - Frankfurters, baked potato, doorman. ice cream, 'cookies WEDNESDAY LUNCH - Pot roast, gravy, carrots, GUARD YOUR salads SUPPER - Spaghetti, w/meat balls, xcHANGE brussel sprouts, iced lemon cake PERFECT FORM. . Members of the K-Bay Squaredance Club display their Wednesday night form, during a THURSDAY COMMISSARY LUNCH - Grilled hamburgers, squaredance held at the 19th Hole. Pictured above are Bob and Flora Porter (1) along with Wayne Walker PRIVILEGES cheeseburgers,akebcurgeers, beans, and his guest partner. The Squaredance Club urges all personnel (officer or enlisted), to attend the MAKE ONLY f.fries, baked AUTHORIZED lemon Wednesday night dances which are held from 8-10 p.m. For further information contact J.O. Lamoine at PuRCNASGS SUPPER - Roast beef, gravy, bosto il 254-2094 or Jim Childs at 254-2592. cream pie 8 JPPSO To Open New Office To Set Up Outgoing Shipping On Feb. 1, 1971 the Joint also be the contact point for have little or no contact with Personal Property Shipping military personnel with incoming JPPSO in applying for outbound Office, Hawaii (JPPSO) will shipments of household goods and shipment. The shipmen counselor commence operations at the Naval other personal property. The at the local Transportation Office Supply Center, Pearl Harbor. This staffing for .JPPSO will come from for each Service will continue to new office will arrange each of the military offices in prepare applications and counsel commercial carrier pack and ship Hawaii that has been performing members on their entitlements. services on outbound shipments these same services. After the application has been for all military personnel in the The military member or prepared by the military service Hawaiian area. The JPPSO will dependent leaving the islands will counselor, it will be forwarded to JPPSO where a commercial mover will be assigned to pack, crate, and transport the household Telescope Adopted goods to the desired destination. On inbound shipments to Hawaii, the sole contact will be with the Inbound Branch of JPPSO. This Branch will keep By Marine Corps newly arrived servicemen, or their A night vision telescope, Vision Sight, Individual Served dependents, informed of the used extensively in the Republic Weapons, AN/PVS-2A, the current status of their property, of Vietnam, has been adopted by starlight scope is portable, and will arrange its delivery or the Marine Corps. battery-powered, electro-optical storage. Headquarters has provided instrument for passive visual The JPPSO also will assume advance information to field observation and aiming of the quality control functions for commanders on the starlight weapons under reduced light outbound packing and shipping scope, used by the III Marine conditions. It detects objects by and inbound unpacking and Amphibious Force since August delivery. The HHG's inspectors H&S, 113, (right) watches as amplifying available night light CAR ABLAZE-Cpl. Levan 'Etheridge of 1967. seen at the military residence will that erupted from his engine last produced by the stars, moon or K-Bay Firemen put out the fire Known technically as Night be assigned from JPPSO and will by a gas leak, sky glow. Thursday evening. It was an electrical fire caused be reporting back to its quality before the according to the fire department. In the matter of minutes Control Division on the standards firemen arrived on the scene, spectators attempted to extinguish the (Cont. from Page 1) The scope consists of a lightweight, tubular main housing of performance of the commercial flames by smothering them with rags. As a reminder a small fire carriers. putting out h type which holds all the assemblies and extinguisher in your car could be beneficia l in in tis If damage should occur to of fire. components of the device. A Cox weatherproof carrying case and shipments coming to Hawaii, sling assembly is provided for JPPSO will enter the picture with carrying the device when it is not inspection assistance to the Naval War College at Newport, weapon mounted. member. However, the actual More News Briefs R.I. claim for restitution of damage 1 Operation the is While at New port he earned of device will continue to be processed (Cont. from Page 2) simple and it can be effectively a Masters Degree in International through the legal or claims office employed without formal Affairs in June 1969 while which presently processes claims training. Less than 30 minutes participating in the George of for each service. Vaal To Reim& organizational training is Washington University graduate required for use of the scope as an (Cont. from Page 1) The K-Bay Boat Doct Crew is getting ready for spring season. degree program. observation device. Use as a being repaired and the entire facility is becoming ship shape. He has served two partial Boats are weapons sight requires about major projects the docks will be open on tours in the Vietnam fighting and In order to complete some three hours training for from Jan. 18 to Feb. 3. For more information or flown more than 300 combat CMC weekends only, calibration, zeroing the weapon reservations phone 72219. missions. SNCO Club and the Officers Club. and field firing under both day His medals and decorations The Staff NCOs will meet and night conditions. with include the Bronze Star Medal, the Commandant at 2:30 p.m., two Navy Commendation Medals, followed by a meeting with the $eketeood Sufficient quantities of the 741 19 Air Medals and the Presidential Officers at 3:15 p.m. Both scope are now available to provide Unit Citation. meetings will be with designated Sponsors are reminded that in selecting a hotel for TLA families, initial issue to all Marine Corps personnel and their wives. caution should be taken to ascertain that the establishment if TLA active forces. Issue to Reserve approved. For guidance, refer to Hotel Information Bulletin No. 13, Units will be scheduled when Personnel are reminded to check dated Sept. 1, 1970. Recipients of TLA must be residing in these hotels Know Your additional quantities become with their individual units to see if or hotel-like accommodations, and member must be paying at a daily available and after all they are to attend one of the rate. Should any questions arise regarding the service member's requirements for active forces meetings. Also, personnel eligibility or obligations connected with TLA, personnel are urged to Credit Rating have been satisfied. attending should be seated 15-minutes contact appropriate Personnel and/or Disbursing Offices. To delay By prior to the designated could cause financial hardship. Information on the starlight starting time. D. L. Hamilton, Investigator scope and table of allowances for General States Federal Chapman is United the active forces is contained in scheduled to arrive Trade Commission at the Air 71RS Pleat:4ot 76. Teat Marine Corps Order 8210.2. Station by helicopter at 1:15 p.m., at which time he will Vice Admiral K. S. Masterson, USN (Ret.), the President of the A new piece of legislation witness a launch Society, will visit the Air Station on Jan. 21. A meeting 25, 1971, from the Short Navy Relief goes into effect April a Airfield for Tactical Support CO, Colonel W. J. White as well as a meeting with If ilAS *fir mg with the Station and in my opinion is one of the a (SATS) workers has been scheduled. OtiN site. Navy Relief Volunteer greatest laws passed by Congress He will visit sow tog_1(91( then with during 1970. MACS-2 Marines. Prior to the law that Basically, the states officers meeting he will attend a a credit reporthig agency can no 4:71: briefing at KANSAS Tower given organization performed a noteworthy event Has your unit, club or longer bar you from seeing your by Station and Brigade. up and submit it to the Windward Marine Office, recently? If so, type it own personal credit report, nor He is scheduled to depart publication in the K-Bay Spotlight.) 170 tr (OPAYif Bldg 930, by noon Tuesday for can it reveal any type of the station at approximately 4:05 derogatory information (except p.m. bankruptcy) which dates back over seven years. This includes past due accounts, criminal 6! first Class records, lawsuits, or any other type of information which, 10i Air Mail although "stale," is likely to keep Funeral Rites Scheduled you from obtaining credit. In other words, let us say that 10 years ago you had a lousy For Capt. Douglas 0. Ford credit report, but that today you are a man of solid financial The Department of other persons in an structure and good credit habits. Defense has confirmed that engagement with the enemy It is certainly not fair for you to Marine Captain Douglas 0. in Quang Nam Province in I be possibly denied credit or Ford, husband of Mrs. Corps. insurance because of your failings Douglas 0. Fort of 46-228 Memorial services will in the past. Unfortunately, this Heeia St., Kaneohe, was be held at the Air Station occasionally does happen to a killed in action Jan. 10 in the Protestant Chapel at 10 a.m., credit seeker; Republic of South Vietnam. tomorrow. Windy Nome Today But...after April 25, all you Captain Ford died from Burial will be in Mail have to worry about is anything a hostile explosive device Arlington National Cemetary, oiler edge with tape or staples. Fold paper Wince and secure that transpired during the last while going to the aid of two on Jan. 22. %;. ',TW Fit g grag rff: Y:e". seven years.