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Helping to keep Hawaii Marine green Apr I 20 1973) Joint Reception Center Treats All New Members as VIPs By LCpl. Bob McManus Among tire many advantages of will receive in administrative and the new reception process are orientation matters, K-BAY Checking in probably but probably the - man hours saved by both the individual most important tire most frustrating, factor will be the tiring, checking in and the offices winch time-consuming experience a Marine previously processed each arrival in a effective all-encompassing reporting to a new duty station must briefing fragmented individual basis. each man fact:, but starting this week checking in receives on the facilities and An additional benefit will be the services will be an entirely new experience for available to him and his professional treatment new personnel family. Marines and their families reporting for 'duty here. A Joint Reception Center was established Monday in Building 279 and. with it comes a new concept in the reception process for new arrivals here. "In the past," said Colonel W.I. White, Station commanding officer, "personnel reporting for duty with Brigade and Station units not only were processed through separately, but in all cases accomplished the check-in process on an individual basis. This arrangement could at best be called marginally satisfactory." The primary purpose of the Joint Reception Center is to welcome the new member, convey the feeling that he is the most important person aboard, handle his administrative matters quickly and familiarize him with his new surroundings during the first 24 hours he is aboard the Station. The reception process DECLARED DEAD FIVE YEARS AGO -Marine Sergeant Ronald L. Ridgeway, 23, of Houston, Tex., vividly relives moments consists of two half-day cycles, administrative from more than five years of captivity during a news conference held U.S. Naval Hospital, April 9. and at Camp Pendleton's orientation, which Ridgeway who returned here March 19, was officially on Feb. run concurrently declared dead after his patrol was ambushed 25, 1968, the action twice daily in which he was taken prisoner. to insure that every man is processed within one clay of arrival. Upon reporting to the Joint Reception Center, the Marine will begin administrative processing. This Declared Killed in1968, will entail in Action billeting, endorsing orders, receiving and computing pay records, by ySgt. Larry Saskl SACKED OUT - Two newly arrived Marines take full advantage of a few extra filing travel claims, preparation of the minutes during the checking-in process and catch a little shut-eye. While checking in unit diary feeder information sheets, is still a tiring experience, the newly organized Joint Reception Center will now Marine POW auditing health and dental records and Is Very Much Alive ease the process by providing consolidated one stop facilities for new arrivals updating here. lsy LCpl. Bob James from their psalm's, thinking that the other man worked together, required innoculations. Soon to be included they had annihilated the Marine force. pulling the pin and throwing the in the process is a dental examination. CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. - Ridgeway fired a burst of automatic grenade off to the right. The next Orientation and briefing, Private First Class Ronald L. Ridgeway fire into the troops moving from the thing they saw was an American jet the Moving Now Made Easier second half of the reception looked up, hoping to see a Marine left, hitting two, as another Marine coming straight down at them. cycle, What he saw consists of a 45-minute bus tour of the pulling him to safety. shot the enemy soldier on the right. When the pilot broke from the instead was the startled face of a Station to acquaint the new man with The enemy troops opened fire dive, he released a napalm bomb, North Vietnamese Army soldier, facilities and their location. Following on the Marines in the trench. As one which exploded in the enemy For Marine Transfers surprised at seeing the American still the tour, a 30.rninute audio-visual of the Marines stood up to fire, he positions ahead of them, so close that May questionable areas and will assist the presentation is CAMP SMITH - The period alive. The enemy trooper was pulling took a burst fire in the chest planned to include a of rifle they were hit with fragments of the through September of each year is military member and his family in off his wristwatch, not pulling him to welcome aboard message and and was killed. Ridgeway and his sole burning jelly. Within seconds a grenade customarily the largest making a smoother and safer PCS safety. information on services and facilities the time when companion decided that the time was was thrown towards the Marines who number of personnel transfers occur. move. That was Feb. 25, 1968. But for now available to the Marine and his family, if they were to ever get out of the had been responsible. The Marine with A suprisingly large number of military The briefings will be presented Sergeant Ridgeway, the moment was such as housing and local economics trench. the face wound raised to his knees just members are inadequately informed by the Director, Household Goods crystal clear during his news and culture. The other Marine sprinted across as it detonated and was killed concerning their personal entitlements Division, Naval Supply Center and conference held April 9,1973 at Camp All personnel will be processed the open field as Ridgeway struggled instantly. in the area transportation and Fourteenth Naval District Passenger Pendleton's U.S. Naval Hospital. through the Joint Reception Center of to get out of the trench, his pack "As night fell over the area, we movement of personal property. Transportation Officer at the "1 imagine I am probably the administrative cycle. Officers, staff caught on the side. As he started out, hoped we could make it away under Submarine Base Theater at 9 a.m. on only Marine who survived the NCOs and personnel accompanied by Briefings have been scheduled to he saw the Marine kneeling beside the darkness. I was wounded in the April 25; at 9 a.m. on May 17; and 9 ambush," said the Texan, who arrived dependents are not required to apprise personnel of the current another wounded Marine in the field. left shoulder and the other man had a a.m. on June 1. They will last at Camp Pendleton, March 19. participate in the bus ride, but are situation regarding their personal Moving up beside them, he could see broken right arm, so we were both approximately an hour and will be a doubt, he was luckier than required to attend the next scheduled transportation and the shipment of Without the man had a broken arm. Enemy fire weak," said the sergeant. followed by a question and answer the rest. welcome aboard presentation as well household goods and privately owned continued to pour in on the trio as Evening brought darkness, but it period. as check in with the Housing Office vehicles. The morning of Feb. 25 brought they sought any possible cover. also brought fire from American and Temporary these briefings more of the same for the Marines Ridgeway felt something bounce Lodging Allowance Attendance at (Continued on Page 8) (TLA) Office. clarify many fighting to hold Kite Sanh. Mortar on his legs and when he looked back, will undoubtedly Policy Changes rounds, rockets, and machinegun fire he could see the Marine, who had been continued to make the area a hot spot. with him in the trenches, laying there, Ridgeway's unit, the 26th Marine shot through the face. At the same Regiment, later to earn the time, a , round smashed into For Retirement Presidential Unit Citation for their Ridgeway's shoulder, slamming him to OAHU Headquarters Marine heroism there, fought day by day to the ground after putting his arm out of - Corps announced a change of policy hold the outpost. use. last week regarding retirement or "The mission of our patrol that The Marines spotted an transfer to the Fleet Marine Corps day was to check the perimeter observation plane flying overhead. defenses, Reserve. since we knew that enemy Pulling a smoke grenade from the man Effective immediately, requests troops had been digging under the wounded in the face, Ridgeway and concertina wire, attempting to reach for transfer and retirement to Fleet our position," Ridgeway recalled. Marine Corps Reserve must reach not earlier than six With that goal in mind, a 45-man Special Services Headquarters patrol set out to find and repair any months nor later than three months damage done by the enemy. Things prior to the desired date of retirement went smoothly until two enemy or transfer. Offers Antidote of forward observers were spotted. The Results and certification should Marines set off after them. The next physical examinations few minutes became hours. Hours accompany the request. became days. For Travel Itch' Marines whose applications have been submitted under the previous 14 A network of trenches dug by reapply. OAHU Have the month provision need not the enemy troops was soon sighted by - itch to travel, but short on the "scratch" the Marines. Heavy fire rained down and time for it? on Ridgeway and the Marines around Union A one-day Panorama K-Bay Credit him. The order came: "Move toward Air Tour of all islands the trenches." eight that includes a ground-tour of the three Drops interest Rates "Three of us were together. major islands is now available through Special Almost immediately a grenade fell into The Kaneohe Federal Services for $60 per person. K-BAY - the trench where we were. We ducked the interest rate The Credit Union reduced a corner trip begins with a around just as it went off,- he today for share secured and new car Continental breakfast and briefing recalled. loans. prior to boarding a 9-passenger, One of the Marines in the trench The new interest rate is now 7/8 twin-engined aircraft with wide-view looked out to check on the number of one per cent on the unpaid balance, individual window seating. of Marines still able to fight. Suddenly he which equals 10.5 per cent per annum. fell back and lay very still. The ground tours include Kona on This is a reduction from the previous the Big Island of Hawaii, a buffet rate of one per cent (12 per cent per "1 thought he was dead," said luncheon at one of Maui's hotels and a annum) on the unpaid balance. Ridgeway. But the man slowly revived, tour of Maui's lao Valley and Lihue, Loans other than share secured his forehead grazed by a bullet, and and the coastal area of Kauai. Also or loans for used cars remain at the told Ridgeway that they were the only included is a riverboat trip on the previous rate. ones left. Wailua River and the famous Fern For detailed information on this The trio decided they had to Grotto. Larry Saskl and other loan policy changes, contact make an attempt to get out of the For further information and IT UP" - Lance Corporal Fred Harris (left) of the Joint Reception Center and Sergeant Dan L. "THAT JUST ABOUT WRAPS the Credit Union at 254.1334 or area. At the same time, the battlefield reservations, contact Special Services Class Rodney J. travel voucher, the last step Byington, transferring here Laprad of Disbursing complete Private Fist Byington's 254-1335. became silent. Enemy troops moved at 847-2122. from Cherry Point, N.C., will face before retorting to his unit for duty. What do you think of the food In My Opinion served in the dining facilities?

GYSGT. FLOYD BUFFINGTON, 1st LI. ANTHONY SHEPARD, H&HS VMFA-I 22 I think the food served in the mess hall is good both in quality and thMk the mess hall food is quantity. As far as variety I can't pretty good considering the muslin ,ty really say, since I don't eat there that they have to serve. / foresee problems often. I think the atmosphere of the in serving wine or beer in the mess mess hall is real nice although the halls in that you can't control it once troops might say it's a bit crowded. it begins. If everyone was big enough The staff and officer mess I feel is to do this without going in there and adequate. I don't think beer or wine getting drunk and raising hell, it would should be served in the mess hall, be fine. think a better I solution would mainly because it would get out of be to have an area set aside where a hand It might end up where a guy man can go ass after-dinner for drink. only goes in for a couple of beers and As the duty officer, I've dined in both nothing else for lunch. As far as I'm mess halls usually breakfasts - and concerned, I think the "International 411116... noon meals. don't eat / breakfast Night" is a good idea. It gives you often, usually in the morning before I ALJAJIAN SLIENY more of a variety. get a heart beat, so / can't really CPL. RICHARD ALJAJIAN, H8cHS comment, but I enjoy the noon meals. Take Me in Your Arms / think the food in the muss hall The mess halls we have now arc' far is pretty good now, especially during better than the ones we had even two LCPL. T. J. SLIENY, So now Little Man you've grown tired of grass. the holidays when they really go all and three years ago. To get it anymore 3d ENGRS. L.S.D., acid, cocaine, and hash. out. They do a real good job .with ,,homey, you'd have to have waiters and And someone pretending to be a true friend what they have and considering they wine captains. It's not had but I think the food Said, "I'll introduce you to Miss Heroin." have to serve several thousand nip. I in the mess hall could be a lot better. I Well Honey, before you start fooling with me, think serving beer or wine would be an think serving beer or wine would be a idea, as would add a bit of real Just let me inform you of how it will be. excellent it good idea. After all, if you're old flavor to the meal. The way some goys enough to drink, you might as well For I will seduce you and make you my slave. go at it though, noose would go only have it, but I think there should be a I've sent men much stronger than you to their graves. for the beer, so there should be a limit limit. I eat at least one meal a day in You think you could never become a disgrace of a couple of beers or glasses of wine. the mess hall and I think the And end up addicted to poppy seed waste. The "International Night" is a good atmosphere is okay. "International So you'll start inhaling me one afternoon; idea, but I think they should try to get Night" is all right, but I think You'll take me into your arms very soon. more of a variety, like maybe some breakfast is the best meal - that's the Greek or Russian food I usually eat one I always eat. And once I have entered deep down in your veins, only lunch and dinner at the mess hall BUFFINGTON The craving will nearly drive you insane. I think breakfast should have more You'll need lots of money (as you have been told) variety-usually all it is is eggs, bacon CPL. ROY MOORE, 1/3 For darling, I'm much more expensive than gold. and sausage. Also I think a man should get as much as he wants instead of a I think the food in the mess hall You'll swindle your mother and, just for a buck, couple of eggs and sausage. stinks. Its not seasoned well, a lot of it You'll turn into something vile and corrupt. isn't done and they don't serve You'll mug and you'll steal for my narcotic charm, enough. If you go back through the And fee! contentment when I'm in your arms. line they hassle you. I think you SHEPARD The day when you realize the monster you've grown, should be able to get as much as you want the first time you go through. You'll solemnly promise to leave me alone. HM-3 GALE VANDUYNE, If Breakfast is always the same thing, you think that you've got the mystical knack, DISPENSARY Then, sweetie, just try getting me off your back. lunch and dinner are okay, but at breakfast you don't have anything to I think they serve outstanding The vomit, the cramps, your gut tied in a knot, choose from. They never seem to have chow. / think the evening meal is best, The jangling nerves screaming for just one more shot. enough fruit either. I think it's a good sometimes they don't do so well, but The hot chills, the cold sweat, the withdrawal pains idea to serve beer or wine, either one. I most of the time it's okay. Breakfast is Can only be saved by my grains. don't think there should be a limit on little white pretty good now that they started it you should be able to drink as much There's no other way, and there's no need to look; serving omelets. I think it would be a as you want, as long as you can For deep down inside, you will know you are hooked. good idea to serve wine or beer in the control it yourself "International You'll desperately run to the pusher and then, mess hall. There should be a definite Night" is a good idea. There could be You'll welcome me back to your arms once again. limit, however, if it were unlimited it would be too expensive. Beer machines some improvement, but as far as And when you return (just as I foretold!) MOORE would be more practical. military mess halls go, they are up to I know that you'll give me your body and soul. standard You'll give up your morals, your conscience, your heart, VANDUYNE And you will be mine until DEATH DO US PART. -Anonymous Addict Guilty? What Makes You Tick? By GySgt. Phil Hartrauft

K-BAY - Do you know anyone who has ever prepared over 12,500,000 meals been a morale lifter. Soft drink dispensers have also gone over great. I personally from one corner of the world to the other corner? think that the better things are and the better they get the better Marines we will Well, I do. Gunnery Sergeant Harold E. Enright! have in the long run." jok What makes him tick? Enright, who has fed as many as 7,600 Marines a meal to as few as 600 a 'Gunny' Enright is a 48-year-old Marine who ticks a little louder each time a sitting, has plenty of company when it comes to cooking. His two brothers and Marine walks away from a Marine dining facility with a full stomach. He is now the three brothers-in-law also practiced the trade. NCOIC, Financial Accounting Division at K-Bay's Food Services Division. However, He firmly believes that if every Marine who sampled one of his 12,500,000 he has spent 18 of his 19 years active duty in the Corps as a chief cook at one meals is satisfied he has done his job. In his opinion a good Marine is a well-fed station or another. Marine. Look around you. It doesn't look like anyone at K-Bay is starving. Enright started feeding Marines in 1943 after graduating from Cook's School That's what makes Gunnery Sergeant Enright tick. at Parris Island, S.C., and making corporal from private in the process. Following a What makes you tick? one-year tour of duty as an assistant cook at the recruit training battalion he island hopped with the Ninth Marine Regiment from Saipan to Tinian. In 1946 he hung up the 'Globe and Anchor' and returned to civilian life. For 12 years he worked with an electric company and tried his hand at construction Speaks for You work. Your Life In 1958 after serving five years in the Marine Corps Reserve, Enright came By Chaplain P.F. Sweeney back on active duty as a corporal. The former 16-year-old "short-order" cook from Photo by GySgt. Larry SaskI Massachusetts explained why he came back in. The eloquence of one's life may Ow viewed as the second "leg" of "I had originally gotten out of the Corps because I wanted to make sergeant communication by which one person speaks to another. The holy people of the and the Marine Corps just didn't feel the same way. But then in 1958, a slight Scriptures let their manner of life speak for them. Today while some may seek to recession hit the United States so I decided to come back in and give it another try. excel in the fields of literature, drama, law, medicine, etc. the true believer, I haven't regretted it one time." I've THIS must Got although he may share many of the same interests, always seek to excel in the The Pittsfield, Mass., native has been married 30 years and has two children, art of living. now both grown and away from home. As we celebrate the glories of !:aster, may the Risen Christ strengthen us with He has seen numerous changes in Marine dining facilities since he 'broke' his the power of His life so that our ill-tempoedness will give way to graciousness; our first egg nearly 30 years ago and he reflected on them. friendliness; our sloth will be overcome To aloofness will be replaced by unpretentious Say About THAT "When I first started in Marine messes we utilized the eight-man wooden by diligence to a noble task; our ingratinichi will be crowded out by thanksgiving; Dear Editor: benches with table and ate with the good old metal tray. There was no such thing as and our angry retorts give way to a kind andpracious spirit. I would like to know why the khaki uniform is still a required part a milk machine. A quart of milk was set on each table and that was it. Drink it of our The message of Easter should make us as concerned about our daily uniform issue. Few Marines, if any, wear them, so why aren't they phased out? while it lasted. Don't get me wrong. I think the new four-man tables with chairs and as a the stock market. As the runner strains development broker is concerned about Also, what are the regulations on the khaki uniform; where and when can they be tablecloths are much better for the Marines. Like everything else, we have to change to reach the finish line, so does the Risen Christ give us a goal, namely, to put into worn? and I'm glad to see us doing it. practice the golden rule. NAME WITHELD BY REQUEST He brought up another important One's own life is the greatest testimony to the living Lord. This is the true change most Marines take for granted. glory of Easter. In Reply: "Today the Marines can walk up The khaki uniforms you mention is officially designated Summer Service and getseconds anytime there is food on "B", with cotton garrison cap, cotton khaki shirt and trousers. This uniform is the line. Thirty years ago you ate what set forth in the Marine Corps Uniform Regulations as a duty uniform you got put on your plate the first serving HAWAII MARINE and is frequently worn COMMANDER, MARINE CORPS BASES, PACIFIC LTGEN L.H. WILSON JR. by Marines stationed in more tropical areas, such as Okinawa, Cuba and the and that was all there was to it. More OFFICER-IN-CH ARGE CAPT R. BEAL Philippines. are offered as well as our EDITOR GYSGT L.L. SASKI casseroles SAPSSIRSTSAENDTITEODRITOR ...... SOT E. RICHARDSON 72142 G. GERDING Further, Marines assigned to sea duty wear cotton khaki trousers when the 'International Nights.' I think this is a big SPORTS 72142 K-BAY CORRESPONDENT I.,CFL R.E. MCMANUS (72142 summer service uniform is required because these trousers can be washed and and good idea because, after all, not CAMP SMITH CORRESPONDENT ...... SSGIT.J. MICHALSKI (47-76231 CAMP SMITH CORRESPONDENT ...... ,. .. CPL ironed in a ship's laundry facility when dry cleaning service is not available. everyone likes the same kind of food. BARRACKS, NAD CORRESPONDENT MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL CORRESPONDENT The Summer Service "B" ununiform does not present the "sharp" appearance However, one thing hasn't changed in the MARINE BARRACKS, BARBERS POINT CORRESPONDENT .CPL A. BERG 62203 of the Summer Service "A" uniform but it is a much more practical uniform in the years. Steak, potatoes and FOR MARINES, last thirty THE HAWAII MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY NAVAL situations listed above. PERSONNEL, DEPENDENTS AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYES AT MARINE CORPS gravy is still the most requested meal, COMMUNITY PUBLICATIONS, INC. COMMANDS ON OAHU. IT IS PRINTED BY FUNDS. The Summer Service "B" uniform is authorized for wear as the uniform Hamburgers and hot dogs are closing in KAILUA, HAWAII, AND PUBLISHED WITH APPROPRIATED THE HAWAII of MARINE CONFORMS WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MCO P5600.31A AND the day for enlisted personnel at this station M, PRINTING THEE HAWAII MARINE, A MEMBER (Station Order 1020.1 para. 5.a) but but steak is still the winner." ENRIGHT REGULATIONS (NAVEXOS P.M. PROMULGATED OF THE ARMED SERVICES NEWS BUREAU, IS FOR may not be worn beyond the confines of the station except for the purpose of He thinks a dining facility should be clean and pleasant to look at. INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS 115 NO WAY DIRECTIVE IN NATURE, NO ACCEPTED. ALL COPY SUBMITTED commuting to and from work. PAID ADVERTISING MAYBE MUST BE SUBMITTED "One of the first senses a Marine uses when entering any eating establishment FOR PUBLICATION WILL BE SCREENED AND IN AAC,CDIRD,AZEINWFIOTRIlmAARTEOANDEADLINES. CALL AREA CORRESPONDENT FOR LTCOL. W.R. LEDBETTER is 'sight.' If the place looks good a man will likely sit down. If he sits down he will Executive Officer, KMCAS most likely eat. If he eats he will most likely be happy and that is the whole idea of the game." S. The 19-year -Marine vet shed some light on a subject not too well known to most Marines as to how the menus are prepared. A Hawaii Marine Reminder "All the units aboard the Station are supposed to send a representative to meet with us when we plan a 42-day menu cycle. This way we get a better feel as to what everyone wants to eat. We can't please everyone but we sure try." He spoke of other changes for the good. Sunday cook-outs are great for young Marines. The speed-line has ills° t "The weekend s...... Xyp xlEJC7dCa7gdl's te1rCSCX Only Time Will Tell CMC Foresees Combat Women Marines WASHINGTON, D.C. - The The Commandant said he has more prestigious staff jobs. Under with their male peers - to all ranks, Marine Commandant, General Robert taken some actions and is working on consideration is a pilot program that including general ... and selecting E. Cushman Jr., said recently that he some proposals to increase job would allow assignment of women to women officers for promotion through doesn't think the American people are opportunities and upward mobility for duties such as data processing or the same boards that select male quite ready to place women in the the 2400 women in the Corps - short disbursing in Stateside units of the officers. "dangerous, dirty, physical world" of of assignments to frontline combat Fleet Marine Forces - the Corps' Cushman said both these the combat Marine. He said he thought units. He said the prime mover in this combat forces. This would put women proposals would require changing the time was probably coming though effort is the Director of Women into the combat forces, but keep them existing law. He said the Corps when combat would be an acceptable Marines, Colonel Margaret A. Brewer, out of the assault echelons. This supports Department of Defense role for women. who has several Headquarters staff program could lead to expanded efforts to change the law in another General Cushman made these committees helping her work out the assignment of women to duties more area of inequity - dependency remarks in a keynote address to a proposals. closely related to combat. allowances and benefits. The semi-annual meeting of the Defense SEX DISCRIMINATION ALL NON-COMBAT FIELDS OPEN Department of Defense currently has Advisory Committee on Women in the ELIMINATED A proposal under study is the legislation before Congress that would Service (DACOWITS) at the Pentagon. Action currently underway addition of nine more non-combat equalize dependency allowances and This committee of 50 prominent includes a continuing review of occupational fields - three for officers benefits for service personnel. women from across the United States Marine regulations and six for enlisted - to those fields existing and After enumerating these actions was formed 22 years ago to advise the eliminate or presently open to women Marines. policies to revise those and proposals, the Commandant said, Department of Defense on matters solely Cushman said this would give women a that discriminate on the basis of "It should be clear which direction we related to the role of women in the Corps organizational clear shot at virtually every sex. Marine tables are taking." He said the modem Armed Forces. continually non-combat field in the Marine Corps. are also being reviewed to woman Marine is moving out of her Cushman cited "cultural The Commandant said he has eliminate the practice of designating self-effacing World War II role of reluctance," congressional legislation some staff officers assigned to a task "for women only" billets, and the "freeing a Marine to fight." "Today," and the heavy physical demands of certain group headed by the Judge Advocate assignment of "types" of he said, "she is finding an increasing combat as obstacles to a combat role General of the Navy that is examining Photo by LCpl. Ed Buchanan billets to women. number of ways to make her for women at this time. He said the legislative aspects of equal treatment RECORD BREAKERS - Three members of Alpha Battery, 1st Battalion, 12th professional contribution as a Marine Corps' strong combat Cushman said he has directed of servicewomen. He cited twos Marines, either held or hold the record for the KD (Known Distance) course at respected member of the Marine Team orientation makes it particularly immediate action on the assignment of proposals the task group is. K-Bay's rifle range. They are from left: Lance Corporal James S. Pearson, Private in her own right, filling ever more Timothy J. Craig and Lance Corporal Jack E. Downs. difficult to provide a women to more challenging billets, . . . permitting women Downs held the record last variety of studying: important posts." assignments for women Marines. including command assignments and officers to compete for promotion. year with 244. Pearson established this year's record with 243 on April 6, and an hour later, Craig broke both records with a 245. WM INCREASE LOW Cushman expressed caution about substantially increasing the Program ReadiesRacial, Ethnic Groups number of women in the Corps from its present level of slightly over one Easter Sunrise Services percent of the total force - as long as they are restricted to non-combat For Three Different Officer Programs roles. He foresees some increase in numbers, however total figures aren't K-BAY - Project BOOST is a At the Training Center, a joint program. Planned for Camp Smith two-year clear. new program designed to increase effort on the part of the student and BOOST is a maximum program to prepare the individual for CAMP SMITH - The sixteenth selections from the New Testament racial and ethnic group representation his instructors is aimed at correcting The problem with increasing the participation in the Naval Academy, annual Ecumenical Easter Sunrise during the service. within the officer ranks of the Navy academic deficiencies. An early number of women Marines, Cushman officer training Service will be held at Camp Smith's Immediately following the and Marine Corps. determination of a student's NROTC or NESEP said, is that it reduces the number of Bordelon Field Sunday. Easter Sunrise Service, a Catholic Mass BOOST-Broadened difficulties is obtained through programs. Following his commission as combat Marines - and the Corps' will also be offered at Bordelon Field. Opportunities for Officer Selection standard tests and instructor and an officer, the individual will face ability to meet its commitments as a The program will begin at 6 a.m. Ample free parking and seating and Training-was developed by the counselor evaluation. from four to six years of active duty combat-ready fighting force. He said with a fifteen minute concert by the arrangements are being provided for all Bureau of Naval Personnel to expand Following one year of intensive, obligation. the Corps has this same problem with FMFPac Band. Selections and choral who desire to attend the Sunrise the opportunities for personnel individual instruction, the candidate Applications for Project BOOST "civilianization" - the replacement of response will be sung by the 30 Service or the Catholic Mass. are processed in April and May with qualified in all but the educational will compete for entrance to the Naval Marines with civilians. members of the First Church of the starting school Traffic controllers will be areas for the Naval Enlisted Scientific Academy, the Regular NROTC the selected applicants Nazarene in Honolulu. stationed throughout the Camp to Education Program (NESEP), the program or NESEP. In exceptional in August. Cushman said, "This reluctance your direct individuals to designated Naval Academy, or Naval Reserve cases, the length of time spent at the If interested, contact unit's to give up combat-trained Marines - Pacific Fleet Chaplain Ross parking areas and to assist in any way San Diego Training Center may be career planner to see if you meet all even though they are currently serving Trower is scheduled to deliver the Officers Training Corps (NROTC). possible. Selected candidates from increased to two years. but the education requirements for the in stateside billets which could be sermon. Prayers and readings will be NESEP, NROTC or Naval Academy. filled the deprived racial and ethnic groups are Anyone contemplating quite effectively by civilians or given by Navy chaplains from Shuttle buses will be available For further information, contact women enrolled in Project BOOST programs participation in the BOOST program Marines - explains my various local commands. before and after the services to provide Capt. Winterheimer at the Joint Career conducted at the Service School should anticipate a military service reluctance to predict with certainty Admiral Noel Gayler, CINCPAC, transportation from assigned parking Planning Office at 257-3244 or H. Command, Naval Training Center, San obligation of approximately 10 years just how much increase in women and Lieutenant General Louis areas to Bordelon Field and from 257.2403. Marine Diego. from the time he enters the BOOST strength we will see." Wilson, CG, FMFPac, will read Bordelon Field to the parking areas. vvdociocivorarogwovicassimo. In the event of rain, plans call for both services to be conducted in MACS-2 Returns From Kahuku Today Pollock Theater at Camp Smith. By Sgt. Bill "Mojo" Ryan Bracken to Make

K-BAY-A Marine pilot would have the same difficulty finding an Lieutenant Colonel enemy aircraft at ten thousand feet K-BAY - Major James A. that you would have finding a needle Bracken, executive officer of Marine in a haystack if it weren't for Marine Air Control Squadron (MACS)-2, has Air Control Squadron (MACS)-2. been selected for promotion to Three hundred miles away, lieutenant colonel. isolated in a small mobile unit, man and computer work together as a team Bracken, a native of New Haven. to guide the aircraft to it's target. Conn., is a graduate of St. Michaels It may sound like Orwellian College in Vermont and also attended science fiction, but it's actually part of Pepperdine University and Fresno the everyday job of Marines in State College in California. MACS-2, who will return today from a He was commissioned in 1958 three-week exercise at the Kahuku and has served in Cuba in 1962 and Area on northern Oahu. Training Photo by LCpI. Ed Buchanan Vietnam in 1964, 1968 and 1969. His The unit, commanded by CHOPPER SUPPORT - Mail, fresh food, supplies and passengers are ferried to medals and decorations include the Lieutenant Colonel Dan Benn, began Kahuku twice daily by Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-262. Bronze Star, the Navy Commendation into the field on April moving 2, and Ribbon and the Vietnamese Cross of and electronics, and Marine Ground Control Intercept after seven convoy loads of communication Gallantry. equipment weighing 211 tons was sections working together Squadron. It acquired the title in operations Bracken resides aboard the place, the squadron's Air Tactical peak efficiency. MACS-2 in March, 1954. for Station with his wife, Judith, and their Operations Center began operations The generators supply power for Although part of the 1st Marine sons Stephen, David and Matthew. April 6. the communication-electronics Brigade, MACS-2 can deploy as a The list of equipment included equipment, enabling the squadron to separate and self-supporting unit as 25 generators, 15 communication. provide air surveillance and control of was the case this month, or work as an Navy Travels by Land electronic vans and two radar units. aircraft and surface-to-air missiles for intrinsic part-the eyes-of larger unit Tents were pitched to provide anti-air-warfare in support of Fleet deployments, as it has in exercises at Looking for Top Sailor shelter for the more than 80 men and Marine Forces. Pohakaloa Training Area, at Atsugi, California. Photo by Lcpi. Ed Buchanan the hot-water shower unit was set up: MACS-2 has a unique history. It Japan and in OAHU - The 1973 Sailor of the Other equipment used on the MOVING OUT -A communications van at K-Bay is loaded on a five-ton truck Round-the-clock operations are was the first squadron of its kind and Year contest has been expanded to the Warning Kahuku mission included: search for the trip to Kahuku. possible with services; was originally named Air allow shore duty personnel worldwide Squadron -II at commissioning radars, both long and medium range; to participate. ceremonies at Cherry Point, N.C. Marine Tactical Data System program March 31, 1944; in time to see it's first equipment; UHF radios for In the past, the annual s, lotion at the battle of Okinawa. air-to-ground communications; and-to competition. which honors all-round The squadron underwent a provide a high degree of outstanding performance, was limited eeond metamorphosis during the mobility-vehicles to transport men to one winner each from the Atlantic

The contest is open to all active duty personnel in pay grades E-4 through E-o, with the exception of those recruiters eligible for the Recruiter of the Year competition. Recruiting support personnel, however, are eligible. In addition to any award received from their own commands, the three outstanding Sailors will be meritoriously promoted at a special Washington ceremony.

ID's Spot Checked K-BAY - Marines in uniform are not required to present their military identification card when entering Marine Corps Exchange facilities and

Photo by L Ed Buchanan the commissary. However, occasional Photo tot I Ldt. Ed Buchanan spot checks, such as last month at the members of Marine and Harvey R. Norton and H. Wilson, commanding general, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, meets SURVEILLANCE - Captains Donald F. Miller (left) VISIT - Lieutenant General Louis looks on. They commissary, must be conducted. Your William L. Smith Brigade commanding general, Private First Class Lester B. Williams (right) man radar scopes during MACS-2's Aircraft Control Squadron-2, while Brigadier General (left), cooperation during such checks is Training Area. toured the MACS-2 training site at Kahuku Wednesday. field deployment at Kahuku appreciated. ...iszkwassswassisvvrocs.macsiscwisw0030000MIMIX9s.Vasormeonosammewoot000rs.vcisvolonsworros% vilocatoo...... iciweioryvkaogwcitsatsxmcsvilocva. Marines, Jolly Roger Pirates Split Double-Header

By LCpI. Greg Gerding By the time the dust had settled, the mound with Ron Smock behind the Marine hurlers had limited the home plate. After a scoreless First K-BAY The Hawaii Marine - Pirates to a measly six hits for the day inning the visitors grabbed an early baseball team opened their 1973 while the 'Necks had boomed out 17 lead in the second by bunching in two season Sunday with a doubleheader hits and provided ample evidence that hits, a walk and a sacrifice fly for two against the defending Hawaii Major this could just be "the" year. runs. The big hit was a home run by League champions, Jolly Roger. The Aran Ahu. From here on out it was the game the Marines took the first game, 5-2 and In first for Marines strictly all Marines as their bats started the Pirates captured the second, 5-3. it was Steve Keller, the ex-amtracer on booming. In the bottom of the third, Bud Simpson led off with a line-shot single to left field. Smock advanced to first on an error. Jim Hawkins and Roger Keagy smacked back to back singles to knot the score at 2-2. After wasting a Nick Recchia single in the fourth, the Marines in the fifth grabbed the lead when Simpson got his second straight single, was sacrificed to second by Smock and Jim Phol0 Buchanan Hawkins drilled his first home run of WATCHFUL EYE Andy Hokin of the Pirates proves that man is faster than baseball (this time) as Pitcher Steve Keller makes the year over the right center field an attempt to throw him out at first base. The Marines won the first game 5.2 but lost the second one to the Jolly Roger team fence. The Marines tallied their final 5-3. The games were played at Quick Field Sunday. run in the sixth when Tom Dyer, The home team mounted a ninth Recchia, Simpson and Smock slugged Marine manager Dick Marines' south paw issued three walks inning threat when two singles by out singles with Smock getting the Vercauteren started Steve Miller in the and hit a batter before Ed Mason came - Smock and Recchia and a walk to RBI when Dyer was chased across the second game and for seven innings the in to put out the fire. A long fly out to - Mike Terry loaded the bases, but a plate. big left-hander was tough. Being left field tied the score and two runs long fly ball to right center by With his teammates getting him touched for just three hits over the scampered across the plate when a Hawkins was hauled in ending the all the runs he needed, Keller was just span of innings, the Marines had a 3.2 ground ball to the second baseman was game. coasting along, limiting the lead in the top of the eighth inning but bobbled. hard-hitting Pirates to one hit over the titers the roof fell in. last five innings. Tiring in the humid heat, the SPORTS

nooto by LCpt. Ed Buchanan STEALING LEAD - With Hawaii Marine's Jim Hawkins leading off second, Jim Salazar waits for his kind of pitch from John Cabral. His pitch never came-he struck out. But before the third inning was finished the Marine team had tied the score at 2-2. The Hawaii Marine team scored three more runs in later innings to beat Jolly Roger 5-3. Jolly Roger won the second contest 5-2.

Silent Five Takes First; Photo by Sgt. P.J. Schmoller ISLAND CHAMPIONS - Lieutenant General Louis H. Wilson, commanding general, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, presents the Island Intramural Basketball Championship Trophy to Lieutenant Colonel John B. Acey, commanding officer, Nickerson Has 5 51 Series Greg's Sportline 72142 Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron-24, at Camp Smith Friday. The basketball champions are from left: Frank Wagoner, Pat Barnes, CAMP SMITH - The Silent Five The Bar Bums took three from Jim Lemanski, Chip Estey, K-BAY Waco Porter, Bob Mainland, coach Doyle Overfelt, and Ken Bellamy. took undisputed first place in the the Funny Bunnies with a fine team The team HAWAII ISLANDER BASEBALL TICKETS are now on sale at the Joint Special season Mixed Intramural Bowling League here effort. The Bar Bums' Warren Downs finished the in February with a 17-3 record, edging Camp Smith's team 77 Services Office. These are reserved box seat tickets at $2.25 each and are being sold to 74 in the final game. Camp Smith had on Monday when the Five captured was high with a 459 series. High kegler held the island intramural basketball on a first-come, first-serve basis SURFING CLASSES will now be held league championship the past five years. four games from the NADS. for the losers was J. Smith with a 425 every Saturday morning from 7 to 11 at the station pool.... THE Leading the Five to their clean series. STATION POOL will be closed until Friday due to training . SAILING sweep was Bill Nickerson with a 212 The Abends white-washed the LESSONS are now being offered by the Marina on Cal 20's. Cost of the course is third game for a 551 series. Bob Bums by capturing the first game by $25 and upon completion will receive a sailing license that is Coast Guard approved. Join March of Dimes Walk Wehrle gave Bill all the support he 33 pins, the middle game by 73 pins, For more information call 72219 THE MARINA has changed its hours needed with a 519 series. G. Luke was and the final game by 57 pins. Jim for boat check outs on all equipment except the Cal 20. The new hours will be 1 high for the losers with a 494 series. Burrows, a 13-handicapper, rolled a p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays THE OFFICERS MIXED BOWLING So a Child Can Enjoy Life J-5, who are one game behind, 179, 198, 186 for a 561 series to lead LEAGUE is organizing a new league to begin Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. at the Pali Lanes was led to a three-game victory over the winners. High Bum was Al OAHU you like to run in Kailua. Officers and wives of all services are welcomed. If interested call Judy - If jog, free to start as soon as registration is the Misfits by Ed Moilanen. Ed started Endicott with a 512 series. or just enjoy walking, join the second Walker at 254-3135 IN THE WOMEN'S "Match vs Par" Golf completed. the night with a 210 game to finish annual March of Dimes Walkathon Tournament Ruth Brown took first place honors in A Flight with plus three and Advanced registration forms and with a 543 series. Also rolling for J-5 against birth defects which will be held Polly Carlstead placed second with minus two. First place in B Flight went to sponsor sheets may be requested by was W. Smith who rolled a 503 series. Saturday, April 28. League Margaret McGlaun with plus one and second went to Ann Gregg with minus two. C phoning the March of Dimes office, High Misfit was Karen Parfitt with a Mixed The 151/2 mile walk begin Flight honors for first and second phce went to Calla Scaglione and Claire will at 536-1045 at any hour. A walker's 445 series. Kathy Irons converted the lolani Palace, King and Richards Drinkwine respectively, both with minus two. sponsors may pledge any amount, 10 2.10 spirt in this match. Streets in downtown Needs Bowlers CAMPSMITH Honolulu, will cents a mile and up. proceed east on Beretania Street, PMO Tickets and J-8 Bailers CAMP SMITH The SNCO IN THE THURSDAY NIGHT MALE SNCO BOWLING LEAGUE the Goodguys Proceeds from the walk will be through Makiki skirting the came out even when PMO captured as University, used for March Dimes Mixed Bowling League will roll-off . gained some ground on the Kingpins by liking three games from the Bar Rats the of programs of the game by 25 pins and the up Waialae Avenue and around first their opening games as the season Kingpins split a pair with the Red Moustaches. In other action the Magnificent "Bs" care and treatment of children with Diamond Head via Kahala Avenue middle game by 23 pins. J-8 smashed begins at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The and the Seafarers fought to a draw of tvo games apiece. Mike "Steamer" Stanley birth defects, which include congenital then west through Waikiki and on Ala the Tickets in the third game by 99 league bowls on Wednesday nights at was the big gun for the Goodguys as he fired a blazing 212/573 series. "Steamer" eye diseases, deafness, sickle cell was Moans Boulevard to finish at City pins to take total pins. Rick Logan the Leeward Bowl in Pearl City. had all the help he needed from Art Mendez with a 182/520 series and Bill anemia and other heriditary diseases series Hall. high for the Tickets with a 508 More bowlers and teams are Nickerson with a 192/522 series. Ron Jacobson had a 214/549 series and Bill among others. and Hap Albers was high for the J-8 needed for the league. All SNCO's, Hough rolled a 187/520 series in a losing cause for the Bar Rats. In the match up Registration at the Palace will be Walk your mile and make it pay with a 516 series. equivalent ranks in any service between the Kingpins and the Red Moustaches the action was close but the scores from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m., with walkers for a child who can't. A 543 series by J. Drury helped (stationed at Camp Smiths) and their were much too low to report on. Dick Fox did have a nice individual score of 198 the Winos take four games from the dependents are eligible to bowl with in his first game. Roger Green had the Mt hand in the battle between the Seafarers Money Makers. Drury rolled a 192, the league. Interested personnel should and the Magnificent "Bs." Roger rolled i consistent 183/530 series. Ken Armstrong 157 and 194 for his series. No Money contact Gunnery Sergeant Warren had a 177/501 series for the "Bs." One point of interest was the fine 180/462 series Maker was able to crack 400 and high Downs at 477-6458 as soon as rolled by Jay Gorrell of the Magnificent "Bs." Going into last week's bowling Jay game for them was a 158 by W. Blair. possible. was carrying a 115 average. Editorial Bowling a Game or Sport?

By Cpl. Jim Plemmons one, he usually is faced with his own team telling him HOW to pick it up CAMP SMITH-During my tour and the other team telling him how at Camp Smith I have bowled in four EASY it is. The only way the bowler leagues and (by working on the, can get revenge is to pick the split up. newspaper) have written the bowling Beer frames suddenly make the column numerous times. game a sport as each man is out to With this much in common with make the other buy the beverages. the league and the bowlers, I have This frame explodes with harrassment come to the decision that bowling at and joking which is actually a Camp Smith is a game to most keglers diversion to make the other team mate rather than a sport. With that, I shall (beer frame enemy) break his define the two as most of us see them: concentration. I pity the poor buyer. 1 believe we would say that a game is From my many trips to the snack bar recreation and a sport is competition. and personal experience I've learned Although bowling may fall under both that this poor soul is a catch-all for of these definitions, this story shout every form of harrassment. convince you that Camp Smith Nick-names play a big role in the bowling is more of a game than a game as well as the team names. For sport. instance, some teams display names In the first place, we Marines such as "Unpredictables", "Kings and consider harrassment as "playing silly Queens", "Bums", "Bar Rats" and games" and pre-game harrassment is even a team who's back-of-the-shirt- one of the most cherished rituals of motto is "Reproduction is Fun". DOOR PRIZES TROPHIES! 2 RAW JX-80 MINI ewes the night, enjoyed by every team As the nick-names try AND A1120-4XND15E AWARDS for ser eceelme POUT -606 TIRES HELMETS I SET member. "Farmer", "Hats", "Hippo", "Cups" MAG RIMS SPARK- PLUcf, YAMAHA. 145 5rair When the shadow bowling stark and bowlers get on v41- JACKETS "Lucky". Many /AORACKLE Mar, WHEELS 70.15 harrassment really gets heavy from all the spot names which last a day or two team members. One bowler may have but, most of them have a nick-name. ***HS **.,e Y ** *6xxolt*A*AA*A4.4.14* a of the bad night. If he does, he will be It's almost like one REGISTRATION 7 ro 9.30 AM ,APIEIL 21 -- / 22 WWI PEE FOR BM RAX5 STARTIN& ^ harrassed throughout the night with specifications set forth by the league TIME 10:00 AM BON DAYS 5ATURDAY APRIL 21' TRIALS MD EASTER bee, the other team claiming that he is the have a funny HUNT claiming, "You must SUNDAY, APRIL 22. -, MOTOGROY> 3 - nN moros) best howler they have and to keep up nick-name to qualify for this league." CLASSES-. the good work. This brings me back to the same SPcIA 5. Soul, WHEEL. Photo by LCpt. Greg GerdIng Ltv 24 MAW' RAC question of which you know my 2. 6-10 YEAR. Ott, -SPOKE WHEEL ONE OF MANY - George Harrington of PSB "spikes" a point through the Splits really merit more tha- Do you 3. H-15 YEAH, cup SPOKE LOME I- decisions. What about you? - TIM Ilemfolr poR 7116 arms Richard McField (30) of 2nd Bu., 3rd Mar. i+, OPEN CIA% outstretched of during Tueday your share of harrassment. When think bowling at Camp Smith is a EASTER SEALS SOCIETY when PSB swept bpth games of the match, 16-4 and 15-12. a whit OF HAWAII. night's action kegler gets a split, especially game or a sport? Beat Olympic Club 2-0 Club Jottings

K-Bay Soccer Team Wins Again K-BAY however, the Pizza Pit will open at 4:30 OFFICERS' CLUB p.m. Tonight Don Shane and the Country FRIDAY: Happy Hour on the Lanai Aires in the ballroom. Their show begins at By LCpl. Greg Gerding was for the Olympic Club, but the from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Come try our Friday 7 p.m. Marines showed no mercy. night menu - New York Steak, Shish-Ke-Bab TUESDAY: How about lunch with or Mahi Mahi from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Mans will Barb. She will be appearing in the Noon Bar K -BAY -- The Hawaii Marine As the teams came back on to be on stage from 9 p.m. to I a.m. from I I a.m. to 1 p.m. Noon luncheon in Soccer Team won their third game of the field at the beginning of the SATURDAY: Come in and try our the Fireside Inn from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m the season in a close one by Sunday second half, the Marines could taste gourmet food prepared by our Chef from 7 Tonight fur your dining pleasure the shutting out the Olympic Soccer Club their victory, having the psychological to 9 p.m. Reservations please. Fireside Inn will open at 5:30 p.m. 2-0. edge. SUNDAY: Easter Champagne WEDNESDAY: Tonight in the "We got off to a slow start in the Breakfast served from 9 a.m. to I p.m. ballroom, the Walt Disney production of Steve Spanbauh started the ball first half," said Manager, Soat Crableg and Baron of Beet Buffet will be Savage Sam, starring Brien Keith, Tommy moving for the Marines and with his served from 5 to 9 p.m. Reservations please. Kirk, Kevin Cocoran and Marta Kristen. Viriyapunt, "but in the second half we teammates found the combination MONDAY THRU FRIDAY: Lunch is Movie time is 7:30 p.m. Why not come early came to life, scoring our only goals." served hot they were looking for and scored the from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m. with and get a good seat. sandwiches, salad plates a Special of the THURSDAY: The first half was all defense as it first goal of the game. and Lunch with Teri frum went back and forth from goal to goal, Day. 11 a.m. to I p.m. in the Noon Bar. For your The next goal came when John WEDNESDAY: Beet'eater's Night. dining convenience, the noon luncheon neither team finding the right in Newbarth with the efforts of the Team THURSDAY: Bring the family for Pot the Fireside Inn is still 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. combination. It looked like it might Captain, Earl Martell and Luck Dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. All you can Rob Jackson CAMP SMITH have ended that way but the Marines eat: adults, $2.25; teens, $1.75; and busted the door down the second ENLISTED CLUB children under 12, SI. Reservations please. kept pounding on the door of their time, ending the FRIDAY: game at 2.0. STAFF NCO CLUB The Snack Bar is open from hoping would crack. 8 a.m. to opponents, it The Marine team will now meet FRIDAY: To start this week off with 10 p.m. The Bar from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 1 The Marine team got a break late the Huahine Soccer Team from lots of fun, step into the Club. from 4 to 6 a.m. SATURDAY: The Snack Bar is open in the first half when the Olympic's Honolulu. Game time p.m. and enjoy Happy Hour. Tonight in the Photo by LCpl. will be 2 p.m. from noon to 10 p.m. and the Bar from Ed Buchanan goalie broke his leg. Unfortunate it ballroom you can enjoy the music of Billie NEW Sunday at the Soccer field here. noon 1 STYLE - Soccer's a tough game and Willy Clark (15) of K-Bay proves it as he Ann and the Golden Breed. They will be to a.m. lays on a side kick during their game against the Olympic Soccer Club Sunday. It playing in the ballroom from 9 p.m. 'til SUNDAY: The Snack Bar is open from noon to 10 p.m. and the Bar from just so happened that the Olympic player was in the wrong place at the right time. a.m. SATURDAY: The Club opens today noon to midnight. A at I I a.m. and the Package Store from MONDAY THRU THURSDAY: The 11:30 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Tonight in the Snack Bar is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ballroom you can enjoy the music by The and the Bar from I I a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to midnight. Golf Tournament May 10 11-1 Freeway. They will be entertaining in the ballroom from 9 p.m. 1 am. APRIL 27: New Band playing from 8 By SSgt. Jack Michalski All military personnel stationed SUNDAY: Today and every Sunday is p.m. to midnight. The Snack Bar Is open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. are Family Day at the Club from 3 to 5 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 1 CAMP SMITH The Camp at Camp Smith eligible and those a.m. - There will be cartoons for the kiddies plus a participating must register at the Smith Quarterly Golf Tournament will Camp movie. Also an Easter Lgg Hunt for the CAMP SMITH be held May 10 at the Navy/Marine Special Services Office, Bldg. No. 14, children thin ages 9. Be sure and pick up STAFF NCO CLUB FRIDAY: Golf Course. by May 8. your free tickets for the Hunt at the Club Good Friday. Happy office. They are free. Supply limited; Hour-happy hearts with good pupus from The tournament will consist of Information required for only 400 to be given away. 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. registration will be name, rank, four or more flights depending upon MONDAY: Tonight is Monday night SATURDAY: Big Easter Dance with handicap the number of entrants. telephone number, (if any), at the movies. Our feature tonight is The Don Shane and the Country Aires. Dinner will be served Participants having handicaps and course where established. An Horizontal lieutenant starring Paula from 6 to 10 p.m. Music 'tarts at 9:00. from zero to seven will comprise the entry fee of $2 will be charged at time Prentiss. The movie begins at 8 p.m. with of registration. tots of free popcorn. SUNDAY: Happy Easter. Easter Egg Championship Flight; handicaps of WEDNESDAY: Tonight is Ladies hunt plus cartoons and punch for the Green fees must be paid eight to 13, the "A" Flight; 14 to 18 at the Night. Ladies' drinks one-half price all night. kiddies starting at 1:30 p.m. Don't forget the "B" Flight and 19 or higher, the time of registration for play at the golf Also free night in Waikiki for two, dinner mom; buffet goes at 4:30 p.m. MONDAY: Happy Hour-No guts, "C" Flight. Participants having course. and bar tab. Also, numerous other door no prizes throughout glory. established handicaps from any course Those registered for play will be the night. THURSDAY: Board of Advisors TUESDAY: Game night at your club. notified of tee times and flight Here's a chance on Oahu will be assigned flights based meetingtoday at I p.m. for you to be a big winner. on their designated handicaps. All assignments on May 9. The Starts at 8 p.m. Photo E'CLUB WEDNESDAY: Happy Hour starting others will be assigned on the tournament will use a block start with by LCpI. Ed Buchanan GOAL - T.A. Sanders, left, passes FRIDAY: Noon luncheon in the at 6 p.m. groups going off of numbers one and, DRIVING FOR THE the ball to his teammate, Calloway System. Fireside Inn, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Happy Hour THURSDAY: Scott Ragers of the K-Bay Soccer Team, during the first half of play for an Guest Night from 5:30 In the event there are 10 at 8 a.m. 4 to 6 p.m. in both bars. Appearing in the to 8:30. Bring an officer and let him buy attempted conversion against the Olympic Club. Both teams were scoreless going insufficient entries for any of the The winner and runner-up of the ballroom from B p.m. to midnight, you a few. All officers are invited; no into half time but the Marines came back to win it 2-0. Kaneohe's own, The Interpreteurs. hang-ups. flights, the handicap spread will be Championship Flight will be based on SATURDAY: Something New! The MANAGER'S NOTE: The Easter accordingly. Play be in low gross scores. Winners and adjusted will Pizza Pit opens the same time as the Bar: Season is here upon as and I personally runners-up for all other flights will be accordance with USGA Rules. noon. Tonight in the ballroom will be The want to thank all members for the support Each participant's score will be based on low net scores. Wrestling Johnny Rock Society. Music and dancing they have given me. This is a special time fur Champ Heading starts recorded and attested to by another Trophies will be presented to all at 8 p.m. us to remember Him and express our hope MONDAY: Noon luncheon in the that the Prince of Peace will reign over person of the same foursome. At the flight winners and runners-up. Special our Fireside Inn, from 11 a.rn. to 2 p.m. hearts and minds throughout the rest of our conclusion of play, the participants awards will be made for longest drive Tonight the Fireside Inn will be closed, lives. will check their score and also sign on the 18th hole, and closest to the For Junior Olympic Meet their card. pin on the 17th hole. By Cpl. Bill Harrainan includes only one loss in two years. Nimana Reservoir 4 Opens His record for this year alone is 36-1. CAMP SMITH - Most sports 5-3 He took first place in the Oahu H&HS Wipes MABS-24, have a certain type of individual who Interscholastic Association will excel because of his height or this year By LCpI. Greg Gerding inning saw and then carried For The top of the fifth physical strength. it on to the Hawaii May Weekend Anglers MABS-24 finally getting on the State High School Wrestling OAHU K-BAY - Monday night action scoreboard. Richard Johnson walked There is one sport, however, Tournament where he came out first - The State Department fishing periods: morning, 6:30 a.m. to in the East Division of the Intramural where you don't have to be big or in his class against challengers of Land and Natural Resources and 11:30 a.m.; afternoon, 12:30 to 5:30 and then went to second on a hit by from all Softball Season saw H&HS overcome exceptionally strong-wrestling. of the islands. He also took first in the the Honolulu Board of Water Supply p.m. A major change during this Jack Amdt. Johnson then scored on a MABS-24, 5-3 at Pollock Field. According to Kelley B. Smith, "It Army Invitational Tournament, announced today that the Nuuanu opening is that any channel catfish 16 fly by Sam Samuelu making it 4-1. Reservoir, No. gives you a chance to excel in second (and his only loss of the year) Four will be open to inches or larger must be kept by the something where you don't have to be weekend fishing for channel catfish angler and be counted toward his bag. Richard Neenan, pitcher for H&HS then came back with Fred in the state Amateur Athletic Union any certain size." Open and first the beginning Saturday, May 19. The bag limit will remain at two H&HS, threw seven strikeouts before Jones singling and moving to second in Hawaii High School Freestyle Tournament. Thereafter, fishing will be permitted channel catfish per licensed angler. MABS-24 could get their stuff on a hit by Neenan. Jones then came Who is Kelley B. Smith and what This last toumament qualified him for on consecutive weekends Waipahu Bicycle and Sporting together and then is was too late. in for the team's final run on a hit by gives him the authority to make that the National Junior Olympics. (Saturday-Sunday only) until all Goods is again donating several Tony Yorlano. statement? anglers with fishing permits have been rod-and-reel Kelley will be attending the outfits which will be In the bottom of the first inning accommodated. awarded the MABS-24 tried to come back in Kelley Smith is the son of Junior Olympics in California. If he for heaviest channel H&HS started moving when Shaw Prospective anglers must apply catfish caught in various the seventh but it proved to be a Colonel Keith A. Smith, head of the wins there, he will go on to the World categories singled and stole second base. The for fishing permits which are now such as fishermen helpless cause. Johnson singled and Aviation Weapons SyStems Branch of Junior Olympics in Florida. In July, he age groups, heaviest next man up was Roy Jacobs who available at the main office of the fish for a weekend and heaviest was moved to third on two walks from the Logistics Division, Headquarters, will be traveling to Annapolis, Maryland fish tripled bringing in Shaw. Shawaryn Division of Fish and Game, 1179 overall. The rules and Refugio Negrete and Arndt. Samuelu Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. He is an to attend the Annapolis Wrestling details for this then doubled, scoring Jacobs for the Punchbowl Street and at various contest will be passed on to all then came up smacking a double 18-year-old senior at Waipahu High Clinic. second run of the game. sporting goods stores which are bringing in Johnson and Negrete for School. Wrestling in the 138-pound license applicants at a later date. The young grappler says that agents for the Division. participants are the final runs, ending the game at 5.3. division, Kelley has a record Al strongly that gives satisfaction" The next inning that was wrestling him "self Applicants must have a valid reminded that warm clothing, also reaps profitable for H&HS was the third and he "enjoys it." Well, it 1972-73 freshwater fishing license to raincoats and/or umbrealls are usually as well. He has been when Rick Toledo doubled and then other benefits apply for permits. The deadline for a must while fishing at Nuuanu. Those a scholarship by the University went to third on a sacrifice by Jacobs. offered submitting applications is 4 p.m. on of you who have participated in these to attend the He then stole home plate pushing their of Hawaii, but wants Friday, May 4. A public drawing will fish-ins can well attest to this. Equally in the state lead to 3-0. Uni;ersity of Washington then be held at noon on May 9 at the important to remember is that fishing of Washington. Kelley intends to main office of the Division of Fish and will be opened as scheduled whatever During the fourth inning Neenan major in Physical Education with the Game to determine each applicant's the weather turns out to be. Them will of H&HS doubled. A single by Dana idea' of going into teaching after fishing date and time. Each fishing day be no make-up periods (or refunds ) Hoover brought Neenan home giving graduation. will be divided into two five-hour for rained-out fishermen. H&HS a four-run lead.

Rod & Gun Club Montgomerys Enter 7-Bird' in Show p Some the other clubs ?( By 1-CPI. Greg Gerding weekend. The members are dedicated of that will to the preservation and restoration of be there are the Corvette Club, \ K-BAY-Entering any contest is Hunt Boar, Goat T-Birds built during 1955, '56 and '57. Vintage Car Club and the Classic MG work and lots of it, especially if you've The club presently has about 15 Club. Funny cars, pro-stokers and tasted victory before. That's exactly members that hold meetings and rallys motorcycles will also be featured. Gene Montgomery and his wife, what regularly. In the future the club plans On Big Island Ruby, have been doing since last year to hold a workshop once a month to The show goes from 10 a.m. to when their 1957 Ford Thunderbird aid each other in restoring and 10 p.m., Friday, Saturday and Sunday By LCpl. Greg Gerding place in the American won first maintaining their cars. and is free to the public. Classics of the Ninth Annual Rod and K-BAY-The Rod and Gun Club Custom show. recently spent two successful Photo by LCpl. Allan Leailleux here ,$)hard work will end today (April 7-8 and April 14-15) A COUPLE OF HAMS - Ted Whitaker (left) and John O'Hara of the K-Bay Rod weekends when the Montgomerys once again in the rugged area of and Gun Club display two boars they bagged during the club's hunting trip on the hunting )enter the car in competition at the the Island of Hawaii. Island of Hawaii. Pohakuloa, on i first military sponsored Rod and Fort DeRussy. To start things off, they rented The second of the hunts, "Hunting on the Big Island was a // Custom Show at belongs to my wife," four-wheel drive vehicles, which were conducted last weekend, was held in new experience for many of the club "The car bought for her used for transportation to the Base the Piha area on the east slopes of members," says John Ohara, president says Gene. "I it and I guess I'm just Camp at Pohakuloa and for the hunts. Mauna Kea. Although many signs were of the club. "Personnel eligible for birthday in 1971 are ' mechanic. The club members were hosts of the seen and some animals observed, membership in the club obviously ( her own professional Army during both their stays there. not aware of the excellent hunting Someday I will get my own." George Girgis and John Gerholt were prospects in the Hawaiian Islands." Since they have had the car, Ken Whitaker opened the hunt the only ones to bag any game that Ohara also encourages all interested $3500 (including the cost of the car) on April 7 by bagging a boar. As the day. Both men came back with boars sportsmen, both hunters and has been invested in the up-keep. Gene day continued Jim McCown, Dan in the 100 and 150 pound category. 1 fishermen, who are on active duty or has rebuilt the transmission, had the Vetter and Jim Blades added to the meeting. engine rust proofed and A change of hunting areas retired to attend a club out, Photo by t_col. Greg Gafdlntl score with another pig and two goats. the car, replaced chrome brought good results Sunday. Dawn undercoated WIN AGAIN Ruby Montgomery gives her next morning Whitaker, with an Regular meetings are conducted GONNA - husband, Gene, a The broke with three pig kills by Bill and repainted part of the car. again scored station on the first and helping hand in last minute adjustments before entering her '57 T-Bird in the assist from John Ohara, Jack Moore and Girgis. To aboard the Cleveland, month Gene is also the president of the first military sponsored Rod and Custom Show this weekend at Fort with two more pigs. Later that four third Tuesdays of each at 7:30 cap the afternoon goats were "Classic Birds of Paradise," a local DeRussy. Last year the car competed in the Ninth Annual Rod afternoon two fine trophy goats were p.m. in building 566. For more and Custom A club that will also be at the show this Show taking first place in the American Classics. taken by McGown, Whitaker and bagged, two of which bore trophy information give Ohara a call at Ohara. horns. 257-3631. 1:4..----",..w.r-m.s.....NVIAMI II ./44 " q%1 6 To the Fu of Pistol Fire U way Crater Erupts

By SSgt. Don Shearer remains foremost in the mind of each shooter, Del Conte and his small KBAY - Ulupau Crater here coaching staff give appropriate safety erupts every morning at 7 a.m. classes to all shooters regardless of Volcanic activity in the Crater rank or time in service. has long been quiet, yet every morning Even while actual firing is taking a small isolated area nestled here is one place, pistol range coaches patrol the of the noisiest spots on base---it's the firing line, giving assistance and Station Pistol Range. reminding shooters of safety factors Each month an average of 260 that might otherwise be overlooked or shooters send more than 45,000 ignored and cost someone his life. rounds down range in their annual Del Conte and his staff start the requalification firing. day long before the first shooter All Marines assigned a handgun trudges up the hill and end it well after as a TO weapon are required to fire the last shooter has checked his pistol the pistol at least once a year. Marine back into his armory. It's a continual aviators normally do their dinging with struggle to keep the small range in .38 caliber pistols while good firing condition at all times. groundpounding Marines usually Targets must be repaired and made, throw lead with a .45 caliber model. and the impact area must constantly Controlling these 260 shooters be checked for obstacles that could each month is the job of Gunnery cause a ricochet. Sergeant Frank Del Conte. NCOIC of In addition to helping Marines in the range. their annual bid for requalification, "Safety, safety and more safety the pistol range staff also offers is the key feature at any range," Del recreation firing each Tuesday and Conte points out. "When you have 25 Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m. men directly in front of you and all Marines, families and their friends are Photo are firing at the same time, you want welcome to come to the range at this by SSgt. D.L. Shearer to be sure they are well aware of all time, draw 50 rounds of ammo and With a magazine and five rounds... safety regulations." enjoy an hour of safe, supervised To make sure the safety factor shooting.

Photo by SSgt. D.L. Shearer In the coach's eyes Photo by SSgt. D.L. Sheerer Proper trigger squeeze

Photo by SSr All ready on the firing line...

Photo by SSgt, D.L. Shearer There's that 10th round

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Photo by SSgt D.L. Shearer Fire!

Photo by SSgt. D.L. Shearer Shearer Counting hits and misses Photo by SSgt. 0.1.. Photo by 5Syt. D.L. Shearer Firing an alibi Picking up the brass 7 Classified Ads

EADLINE: 12 p.m., Friday prior to publication (10 a.m. at Camp 5rnith). 18th CENTURY pine bench (suitable for 1966 DATSUN four speed, has 1973 Safety All ads are typed early Friday afternoon and delivered to the publisher prior to 4 P.m cocktail table), $60, Whirlpool dishwasher, Inspection and tags, eight track tape deck, ds received after the deadline will be run the following week. $40. Twin size box spring and mattress, like II ke new II res, asking $650, but will consider All ads must be signed and nonevent be accepted over the telephone. Ads received via the new, $20. Call 254.1425. offer over $500. Bank may finance S. Mall will be verified as to authenticity a of the Sponsor's relation to the military prior to portion of ublication. selling price. Call 262-7186 ADORABLE TRICOLORED Basset pups, AWN. All persons must be active duty or retired member of the Armed Forces, a dependent of eight weeks old, males, $125 and females, me, or a civilian employee of a Department al Defense organization. Dependents will indicate $100. Call 477-6828 DWH or 988-6576. 1969 TOYOTA CORONA, air sponsor's name and rank. four door, auto, air conditioning, '73 tag, excellent 1967 OPEL KADETT two door station condition, AMF: $900. Call 72121 DWH, RANA. wagon. Excellent condition. Perfect for 488.1119 AWN. (If dependent, write sponsor's name and rank) transportation, 5475/best offer. Call 477-6690 DWH or 254-2949 AWN, ask for 1968 CORVETTE COUPE, dark green with Photo ny LCpl. D.E. Kessler ELEPHONEL Mal. Lee. black hood and scoop, L88 427 close ratio A LOT TO CHOOSE FROM-Members and guests of the Marine Officers' Wives (During work hours After work hours Anyftrnei four speed, power steering, disk, and Club of Oahu move through the buffet Line at the outside table during the (Your Hawaii Marine representative will spot Check ads for accuracy, 1971 DATSUN pickup in top shape, Benefit and, In case one Windows, FM stereo, mag wheels, 60 series Luncheon Vinson of ads received in the U. S. man, the authenticity) owner, $1800. Will held April 12 for the Hall Retirement Home. The luncheon was maybe Consider older tires, excellent condition, $2995/make car hosted by Mrs. Jane Wilson, wife of Lieutenant on trade. Call 235-3281 after 4:30 p.m. offer. Call 72170 DWI-I. General Louis H. Wilson, AND TIME: (Remember, ads must be in prior Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. to 12 p.11.01 KMCAS and 10 a.m. at Camp Smith) 1965 BSA SCRAMBLER/dirt bike, needs MOTORBIKE, Malec; 250, 1969 Immec minor repair, $300. Call 254-2973 anytime. condition. Must see. Many goodies and DVE R TI SEME NT (Keep it short and legible-if read it, neither you can't can wel extras too numerous to list, $700. Call 1959 BUG-EYED SPRITE; Tonneau cover, 254.4529 anytime. Officers' Wives Raise $384 hard top, side windows, recently overhauled, two new Michelin X Radial SOFA, crushed velvet, red, cost $500. Sell Tires; new paint, mint condition, $600. Call $125. Leaving island, selling many 72333 DWH, 254-1640 AWH. household Items cheap, Signature: bedroom furniture, for Vinson etc..Call 239-9798 anytime. At Luncheon Hall (ad submissions must be signed) 1972 DATSUN WAGON, exc wind, low CAMP SMITH -- Marine confidential basis to widows of regular mileage, will accept $500 equity STROLLER with canopy, Sale 1970 DATSUN, four door, four Spd, great or car 58, Upright officers who have trouble meeting For valued at $500 and take over Plano, $500. Call 254-3650 Officers' Wives here have raised $384 condition, leaving next week best offer pymts. Car,e anytime. their Vinson - still has 20,000 mile warranty. for the Vinson Hall Retirement Horne Hall costs. gets it. Also 1964 DATUSN runs great, Call 73546 ODLE, 11/2 yrs old, all shots, - DWI-4, 254.1427 REACINGTON Mod Helping Mrs. Wilson were Mrs. 5150. Both must go. call 72471 DWH, AWH. 870 Wingmaster new, at a Pot Luck Luncheon in the sebroken, beige color, (make offer). Call ga. 254-3679 AWH. 12 Will talk price. Call 72446 DWH, quarters of Lieutenant General and Millie Hatch, overall chairman of the 015 DWH, 254-1011 anytime. 1971 HONDA 750 Four, 254-4658 anytime. fine condition, Mrs. Louis H. Wilson. event and the wife of Colonel H. A. 1800 miles, green and gold, engine fins Hatch, Vinson a Va. deputy chief of staff of Fleet 1959 MGA COUPE - new paint, new black gloss. Call Cpl. Mead at 72687 DWH, CATAMARAN 16' Sailboat w/jib and Hall - McLean, 9 PONTIAC VENTURA four door trailer, Marine Force, Pacific, Mrs. Dorothey Triumph seats & int. Eng. In good shape; /3 72041 AWH. excel. cond. Call 73573 DWI-I, facility named for the late hardtop, automatic, w/radio, P/S, P/B, air, 254-2733 Inspection, plus over $200 In spare parts. anytime. Representative Carl Georgia Glowicki, wife of Colonel W. F. WM five WW radials. New shocks and Vinson of Call 73648 DWH. 1965 COMET station wagon, al r Glowicki, head of the Logistics balijoints, less than 22,000 miles. Excellent - is a home for elderly sea service conditioned, excellent second ear, asking COLOR TV 2 los, old, excellent picture & condition throughout, $2495. 1969 RCA 19 officer retirees, their wives and widows Divisions' Operations Branch and Mrs. $400. Call 254-1182 anytime. color. Asking $250, will consider reasonable Inch portable color TV, 595. Kenmore four Maze Snittjer, wife of Lieutenant offer. Call 72609 OWN, 239-9862 anytime. and certain other elderly persons. A speed auto front load dishwasher, two and 1967 MUSTANG, hard top, automatic 289 1970 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - the car to world-wide fund.raising effort is being Commander W. J. Snittjer, dental one half years old, bronzetone, 5100. Call cu. In., has low mileage and Is In very good enjoy Hawaii in - 28 mpg, radio, heater, AKC Tri colored Basset pups, seven weeks conducted for it. administration officer at Camp Smith. 204-3223 anytime. condition. low mileage. Call 254-3033 AWH. old, males, Call 72042 DWI-I. 257.2041 $125; females $100. Cali The April 12 Camp event Other honored guests were Mrs. AWH. 477.6828 DWH, 988.6576 Smith anytime. Jean Clarey, wife of Admiral B. A. 1972 HONDA CL 175cc, just Seven months attracted 124 members of the Marine assistant with English ability. Clardy, commander in chief, Pacific T1LACHER'S 1964 FORD Fairlane 500. Good condition, old with 2000 miles. Looks and runs like GO-KART 1972 Model, barely Used, Officers' Wives Club of Oahu. Each not necessary. A few hours three new, ccst Mine asking 5375. Must sell, leaving islands, hal over $850 new, will sell for $600. excellent condition, can be seen at QM paid a $3 entrance fee. Fleet, Mrs. Barbara Spanjer, wife of nliBts a week. Male or female, apply at Call GySgt. Brown safety Inspection and 1973 tags. Call at 73618 DWH, 1959.15 Hanson Clrele, KMCAS, 9100 or Vinson Hall's crisis sterns from Major General R. H. Spanjer, assistant Joint Education Center, phone 72061. 262-8687 AWH. 261-6176 AWH. best offer over $75. Call 72480 DWH, the fact that home chief of staff (Operations), 2544071 AWN. construction was speeded up because of the immediate Commander in Chief, Pacific, M. HORSE, five yr old Chestnut mere, good, need for this facility. Instead of the June Armstrong, wife of Brigadier Parttrained. Call 257.2716 DWH. projected $2 million funding at General V. A. Armstrong, deputy completion, only $660,000 was commanding general chief of staff of NAUGAHYDE, black, 8' x 4' place. Also available. Events like the luncheon are Fleet Marine Force, Pacific and Mrs. large piece of two inch foam rubber to the designed Elizabeth Smith, wife of Brigadier Flicks match. Call to eliminate the and At deficit 72224 OWN, 254-1710 AWN. Set up a $5 million financial fund. The General W. L. Smith, commanding 1st latter will be available on a general, Marine Brigade. ""'GP" SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY THEATER Lost 22 APRIL 23 APRIL 24 APRIL 25 APRIL 26 APRIL 27 APRIL LOST at Kaneohe Golf Course, Pi ng-Karsten STIGMA THE TROUBLE win A MAN FOR NAMING THE POSEIDON MACHINE CUN MC LET IT BE MCAS 800NOOCKER pinup H. moms CIRLS ADVENTURE CAIN Putter. Call 734-4690 anytime. PETER BRICK THE BEATLES PETER H. CLIME GENE JOHN CASSAVETES is::. ELVIS PRESLEY PAUL CARR HADDIMI G - MUSICAL ERNEST SORGHUM BRITT EICIAND 1922- TmultSIDAY R - DRAMA MARLYN MASON R - WESTERN ONLY SHORTS ' -'96 min. 94 min. C -COMEDY - 91min.Si PC-DRAMA Wanted Lines SHORTSG-ADVENTURE Leisure 99 min.. 117 min. 96 min

CHROME AND FOR HANGING THE POSEIDON MACHINE GUN NC GIRLS five or 10 Speed 26" bicycle In pn/SF4141LY HOT STIGMA THE TROUBLE WITH AFAR LEATHER GIRLS ADVENTURE CAIN condition. Call 72098 DWH. TO".'.TER PHILIP N. TRIMS PETER BRICK excellent K-BAY the Religious Education Building No. 194 TONY YOUNG PETER H. CLONE ELVIS PRESLEY PAUL CARR GENE MCKIM JOHN CASSAVETES ERNEST BORGNINE BRITT EKLAND MEETINGS Conference Room. For further information WILLIAM SMITH R -FIRMA MARLYN MASON R-1%47E101 (2) kids, NEED someone to babysit my two social ,-- ..0A y pc ,,,,,,A EG - ADVDITURE PC - DRAMA The Enlisted Wives Club next contact McEltigott at 43-26193 or ONLY 94 min. G .: COMEDY SHORTS - 91 min. age three and seven. Needed by AprIl 21. . 92 sin. 99 min. 117 min. fie min. meeting will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the 43-28240. 'Can for more Information, 254.3670 Enlisted Club. Two guests will entertain. Family Services Center WHAT'S UP Doc? mow AND NoT STIGMA TME TROUBLE NISH A MN MR HANGING THE POSEIDON anytime. FORD ISLAND LEATHER PHILIP N. THOMAS GIRLS PETER BRICK ADVENTURE The next business meeting will be May 8 at Want to help your child win in life? BARDRA STREISAND YOUNG PETER H. CLONE ELVIS PRESLEY PAUL CARR GENE. IL1CKMAN 7 p.m. in the Enlisted Club. If you are the Having problems with parental discipline? F93. RYAN O'NEAL TOYS FOR TOTS may be left at 403E1 WILLIAM SHOTS R DRAM MARLYN MASON R - WESTERN ERNEST BORGNINE 0 - COMEDY - wife of a sergeant or below, you too can Involved with children and wish you could PG - DRAMA 94 SHORTS - 91 min. PC - ADVENTURE O'Neal near the Credit Union. Call 72821 94 min. min. 0 - COMEDY belong to the Enlisted Wives Club. If you improve their behavior? We'd like to remind 92 min. 99 rain. 117 min. OWN, 254-4938 anytime. would like information or need you that currently being held at Family THE TROUBLE WITH A MN Blit HANGING DOCTOR'S WIVES WHAT'S UP IOC? CHROME AND HOT STIGMA transportation to meetings call Mrs. Croteau Services Center is three very special courses BARBERS POINT LEATHER PHILIP M. THOMAS GIRLS PETER BRICK WAN CANNON BARBRA STREISAND at 261-5654. in "Family Life Education." (INDOOR) TOW YOUNG PETER N. CLOSE PRESLEY PAUL CARR Free RICHARD CRENNA RYAN O'NEAL ELVIS WILLIAM SMITH MARLYN MASON An autograph party for Chaplain Investigate into these special ;No 0 - COMEDY R - DRAMA R - WESTERN R - DRAMA FRIENDLY, affectionate poi dog, medium C. Schade was held here at the courses-it may well be one of your wisest 94 sin. PG - DRAMA 94 rain. G - COMEDY SHORTS 91 min. Sigmund 102 min. 92 min. 99 min. size, very good with Children - free to good Station Library Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. investments! For further info., call GySgt. THE 11,01,011 41Tl1 A max I ...1.,1 home. Call 72773 OWN, 254-3650 anytime. was to honor the publication of Ratcliff at 257-3168. 18,11 IF ig. u(FC? 51111001 mi. ish I tcha The party EARBERS POINT LEATHER PHILIP M. THOMAS GIRLS PETER BRED( new book, Love is for Reel. LoA,v c%,.... BARBRA STREISAND Schade's (INDOOR) TONY YOUNG PETER H. CLONE ELVIS PRESLEY PAUL CARR autograph copies of RIC.HARD CnoNA RYAN 0 AEAL Schade was present to LONGER LIBRARY HOURS WILLIAM SMITH KARLYN MASON R - RESTER!' loco C - OBIEDY R - DRAMA Services Offered were served. To better accomodate military R DRAMA the book and refreshments - DRAMA C - COMEDY SHORTS - Si min. 94 min. PG.- 94 min. The Staff NCO Wives' Club would like personnel involved in night school and other 102 min. 92 min. 99 min. BABYSITTING Kahaluu area, 1 block from to say Mahalo to all who supported our self-improvement activities, the Station WITH house UP DOC? CHROME AND HOT STDIA THE TROUBLE Valley of the Temples. Large yard, Tel IIERO DOCTOR'S WIVES WHAT'S Spring Boutique. Also, a special Mahalo to Library at Kaneohe has extended its evening CAMP Ka SMITH LEATHER PHILIP N. THOMAS GIRIS sits 200 yards off road. Tender loving care. RICHARD HARRIS IRAN CANNON BARBRA STREISUM everyone who worked. It was a big success. hours. Mondays and Tuesdays the Marine TONY YOUNG PETER H. CLONE ELVIS PRESLEY IING RICHARD CROW. RYAN O'NEAL Reasonable rates, Call 239-9798 anytime. ROSY SCHNEIDER WILLIAM SMITH o DRA,,, MARLYN MASON The April Tour will be on the Pearl Corps Library will be open from 11:30 am. 0 COMEDY - oPA:11 R - DRAMA - PG PG DRAMA 0 - COMEDY Harbor Cruise. This on a first come, first to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Friday 94 min. - 94 min. 96 min. 102 min. 92 min. 9', min. served basis. We will attempt to make the Library hours will be from 9 am. to 9 p.m. Garage Sale too many CHROME. HOT 9:30 a.m. cruise. If there are There will be no change in weekend hours. TUE HERO DOCTOR'S WIVES WHAT'S UP DOC? AND 52191 *BANANAS LEATHER us, we will have a chance to rest on base MARINE BARRACKS BARBRA STREISAND PHILIP N. THOMAS ahead of Military personnel reporting WOODY ALLEN RICHARD HARRIS MAN CANNON TONY YOUNG PETER H. CLOSE 505 Kaleml Street, Kallue, 262-7838, next cruise at 10:30 a.m. transferred SCHNEIDER RICHARD CRENNA RYAN O'NEAL and visit until the and those leaving Kaneohe to be '001 - 2,5 LOUISE LASSES RoKY WILLIAM SMITH R - DRAMA Sat.-Sun. 21.22 Apr. washer, dryer, be leaving from SATIRE R - DRAMA G - COMEDY The cruise is free. We will will be able to check in and out of the PG - PC - PRAHA PC - DRAM 94 min. 102 lain, 94 min. dishwasher, rugs and much more. The price the on Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. Libaray only during regular hours of 96 min. 96 min. 92 min. Staff Club Is Right. Lunch will be al Fisherman's Wharf at operation. 12:15 p.m. We will be seated at different SUPER GARAGE SALE, Everything must tables and ordering from the menu. The cost The Book of the Week at the Station is Over Japan: Rising go - moving to mainland. Seascape, $20; will be from $1.75 for a sandwich to $4.50 Library Black Star rattan twin headboard & vanity; 21" Zenith for lobster. Forces of Militarism by Albert Axelbank. console, $35; 17" RCA portable TV, B55; An American Indian Social Club is Drawm from personal experience and lanai furniture; lawn mower; bikes; many being established at the Pearl Harbor Naval research conducted during Axelbank's of Piatl' misc items. 657 Woke' St (Kaimalino Station. This club is open to all military twelve years in Japan, this study warns Area), April 20 and 21. Call 254.3662 personnel and their families. The second the implications of emerging militarism Spotlight among Japanese factions. The author sees in (island anytime. meeting will be held at 7 p.m. April 27 at Japan a growing right-wing sentiment, an economic growth headed toward K-BAY imperialism, and a drift away from pacifism Sergeant D.L. LaPrad, Sergeant R.L. Moore toward a desire for nuclear arms. - SOMS First and Corneal R W Knoll. Additionally, this book examines the Lieutenant A.P. Promoted to the rank of sergeant 1/3 relation of Japan to China, Taiwan, the were: B.J. Gamblin, G.R. Towle', D.W. Shepard was the impact of the Scoop USSR and the U.S. showing awarded Food Brown and R.G. Fisher. each nation on Japan's military stance. Vietnamese Cross Corporal D.R. Banderhoef was chosen of We need to know a great deal more Gallantry. Shepard as Marine of the Month. Lance about Japan, the coming third superpower, is the Material Corporal A. Kohn Corporal J.L. McChenan was and Axelbank's book provides an important promoted to his present rank. O f f i c e r f o r was selected as , viewpoint Sergeant J.E. Lahey was promoted to V..FA-122 at Marine of the K-BAY AND CAMP SMITH THURSDAY PEARL HARBOR IC-Bay. Month. Kohn his present rank and was awarded the Good is TODAY LUNCH - Fried fish portions, fried NURSING COURSES BEGIN Conduct Medal. from Jacksonville, LUNCH - Chili Con Came w/beans, grilled scallops, potatoes, vegetable medley, hot A course leading to qualification as a SHEPARD Florida and is sandwich, rice, French fried VMFA-235 ham & cheese cornbread, lemon cake. "Dispensary Nursing Assistant" with the presently assigend as potatoes, fried okra, lima beans, strawberry DINNER - Swiss steak, rice, French fried Naval Regional Medical Clinic has been 3D ENGR. BN a fire team leader. shortcake. onion rings, broccoli, butterscotch initiated at the Pearl Harbor Naval Station Corporal M.D. DINNER - Grilled pork slices, mashed brownies. Dispensary. Staton was awarded potatoes, sweet potatoes, blackeve peas, Next class convenes on Monday. the Good Conduct KOHN carrots, lemon meringue pie. the Corporal R.B. PEARL HARBOR Enrollment can be made by contacting Medal. Staton is COMM SPT. SATURDAY was TODAY Pearl Harbor American Red Cross at serving as a weapons Tillman DINNER BRUNCH Pot roast of beef, Sergeant W.F. Clark Jr. received his - SUPPER - Seafood platter, French baked 433-1155 or the Chief Nurse, Naval technician for the meritoriously baked potatoes, French fried onion rings, his 1000 mile certificate. potatoes, whole grain corn, peas. Regional Medical Clinic at 432-7132. F-4J Phantom Jet. promoted to broccoli, butterscotch brownies. rank. CAMP SMITH SATURDAY He is a member of present SUNDAY is stationed Sergeant E.B. Coward was SUPPER - Rosa( fresh ham, parsley VMFA-235 at Tillman DINNER BRUNCH - Charbroil steaks, Drive Set May 5 at K-Bay with "A" meritoriously promoted to his present rank. buttered potatoes, buttered noodles. Paper K-Bev. barbecued chicken halves, sauteed 3rd Eng. Bn. Coward, who comes from Salisbury, Md., SUNDAY drive Co. mushrooms & onions, peas, corn on the cob, CAMP SMITH - A paper has 30 months in the Corps and arrived at SUPPER - Chicken fried steak, baked peach pie. will he conducted in the Manana S7'ATON) Camp Smith about a year ago. He is potatoes, siminered carrots, broccoli. MONDAY May 5th by Cub presently assigned to the Force S & C MONDAY Housing Area on LUNCH Stuffed meat loaf, potatoes, TILLMAN Section of Hq. FMEPac. - DINNER - Beef pot roast, mashed Scout Pack 183, MABS-24 mixed vegetables, club spinach, upside down Corporal D.L. Corn reen!isted for five potatoes, Southern style greens, corn. to place Promoted the rank of Private First cake. Residents are requested H &HS years. Corn has been on active duty for two SUPPER - Baked meat loaf, parsley Class were: R.H. Neal, A.R. Poiret-Ill-and DINNER - Ham steaks, baked potatoes, bundles of unwanted newspapers on Promoted to their present rank were and a half years. He is presently attached to buttered potatoes, Harvard beets. D.P. Lovell. lima beans, creamed carrot sticks, brownies. the curb prior to 8:30 a.m. on the 5th. Private First Class L.A. Hogan and lance MS Battalion, S.4 Section. TUESDAY VMFA-I 22 corporals M.L. Ramirez Jr., P.L. TUESDAY DINNER - Baked ham w/raisin sauce, spiced Ehlenberger and E.L. Hardy. LUNCH - Turkey Ala King, hot mashed sweet potatoes, okra. beets, asparagus, jelly roll. Test Course Finished Promoted to the rank of sergeant were Sergeant R.J. SUPPER - Baked Salisbury steak, mashed Road DINNER - Pan roast of beef, rissole Sergeant M.D. F.H. Gorham and C.R. Barthdow. Barthdow Moncrief, Service potatoes, kidney beans, creamed com. potatoes, bread dressing, green beans, CAMP SMITH - Camp Smith Meyer reenlisted for also reenlisted for a period of six years. Co., ('amp, received WEDNESDAY summer squash, chocolate cake. parsley Maintenance has recently completed a a period of four Receiving their first Good Conduct a 1,000-mile trophy DINNER - Assorted spareribs. WEDNESDAY course on the years and was Medals were Corporal W.I. Washington, week. This is buttered potatoes, simmered sauerkraut. motorcycle road test last LUNCH - Beef & Pork chop suey, chow promoted to his Corporal P.G. Burke and Sergeant L.W. the of SUPPER - Pork & beef chop suey w/chow PFT field parking lot. culmination mein noodles, fried rice, Egg Foo Young, present rank. Meyer Culpepper. of hard mein noodles, fried rice, spinach. the two years sweet & sour mustard greens, French fried Requirements for passing is an aircraft radar Lance Corporal J .Goston received a THURSDAY running. pineapple cream pie. test for a motorcycle license are technician with Certificate of Commendation. egg plant, DINNER - Teriyaki steak, French fried DINNER - "International Night" - Pepper order VMFA-I22 at Corporal R.H. Pope received a potatoes, lima beans, peas w/onions. contained in Camp/Battalion Pot Soup, tacos, chili con carne, tamale pie, K-Bay. Meritorious Mast. SUPPER Assorted chicken, cottage fried 5100.2C. Spanish rice, retried beans, com, yellow - The following Marines were promoted cream style corn. MONCRIEF cake. potatoes, MEYER to their present rank meritoriously: Scharipo: 'Up, Up and Away!' It's a Bird, It's a Plane--No, It's Super' Chief By GySgt. Phil Hartranft feats as shining did such overpowering know walked up to me and asked me Once inside lie was told to run brass fellow chiefs the shoes and of what was going on and all I could say up to women shoppers and tell them K-BAY - If your wife came they required him to and sometimes was `up, up and away.' So he just that he had found 'Lois Lane.' A few running home from K-Bay Exchange strength to their muster all his light scratched his head and walked away." times he was told to tell them this plus April I I saying "Superman" had just pipes when needed. Next came brief stops at the plant a super kiss on their cheek. kissed her I hope you didn't just turn found him being Mid-morning dependents clinic and the dental clinic. "All the women took it around and bop her. base. He was dropped off taken off the He was told to go up to kids and tell suprisingly well. They were all good Believe it or not she was telling back to work. He was and told to fly them he was superman and flex his sports about the whole thing. Most of the truth! to anyone but the to say nothing tremendous muscles. "I think during them would just say, 'I'm not Lois Hospitalman words "Up, Up and Away." this phase I really had a Chief (HMC) ball because I Lane' and laugh but 1 think they Robert 'Boxie' Scharipo, at Scharipo explained the plight he like who works kids. They seemed to get a big wondered what I would do next. The the Regimental Aid Station, can faced when he presented himself to kick out of it and I still think sonic of initiation for me was a lot of fun and I confirm her story. lie was the Marine sentry on the gate saying the little ones believed me because had a ball. I really enjoyed myself the "Superman" that day. "up, up and away." their eyes opened a mile wide." most when I was around the kids. The Scharipo was going through a His last stop at K-Bay before whole idea of it all is to teach new Navy tradition that day. He was being "Needless to say this didn't reporting to the Pearl Harbor Chiefs chiefs humility and it does!" initiated into the Navy chiefs ranks. really turn them on. I got some real Club for the remainder of his initiation If any on-looker was thinking looks and finally I was charged with was the Main Exchange. Superman about challenging Superman that day K-Bay's own 'personal' superman indecent exposure (his muscles were found out that even with Iris super maybe it is good you didn't. ' started his initiation day by slipping showing) and taken to military police Boxie' powers he had a hard out of his house time. was the 1951-52 "All Service in his he-man's headquarters where 1 was given my "The woman checking I.D.'s Welterweight Boxing disguise while he heard his children rights and booked. After about 30 Champ," He has wouldn't let me in because I didn't spent more than ninety mutter, "I hope none of our friends minutes another chief explained the per cent of his Photo by CIA T,W, Olson have one. This is one of the few times career serving with Fleet see him dressed like that." situation to them and f was released." Marine SURFING CONFERENCE - An Explorer Scout hits the surf at K-Bay's North I broke my speaking pledge that day. I Forces and he Upon arrival at work superman He was likes it that way. Beach during competition Tuesday. then ushered to the gas immediately simply told her, 'Since when does He never did tell me if he found started showing . his . station where he pumped gas for his Superman need an I.D. Card,' and she Lois Lane before he fell his strength every time he was ordered. He senior counterparts. "One officer I off chair Surfing Scouts Gather turned and let me in." while saying, `Up, up and away.' Transportation Improvements For Explorer Conference Earn Hoy Meritorious Honors IC-BAY-Surfing draws its people to and from the beach and to devoted enthusiasts from all over the Honolulu and Waikiki for sight-seeing CAMP SMITH - Captain Jack R. with his many hours of devoted duty, world and the 3d Annual Explorer Wednesday night. The surfers, who Hoy was presented a Meritorious produced superior results, thus earning Surfing Conference held here this paid for the trip here themselves, also Service Medal he Friday by the praise and admiration of personnel week was no exception. a at the Teen enjoyed dance Club Lieutenant Colonel R ert E. Wehrle, front the multitude of commands Boy and a Girl Explorer Scouts Monday night and Hawaiian Luau Camp Smith executive officer. which he assisted. from as far away as New and Wednesday the beach. York night on Hoy was cited for his American Samoa and as near as native outstanding service as Officer in Oahu-164 strong representing Brigadier General William L. 42 Charge of Pacific Command states-surged Smith, Brigade commanding general, aboard the Station Transportation Agency (PATMA) Monday and Colonel W.J. White, Station through Wednesday for the Movement Control Element, Thailand, commanding officer, were on hand national conference. Transportation Branch, Logistics following the end of the meet The surfers met Monday at Fort Division, Staff, Commander in Chief Hose Beach to receive expert pointers Wednesday to award trophies to the Pacific (CINPAC) from Sept. 1971 to winners. from professional surfing champion Sept. 1972. Paul Strauch in preparation for the "The Marines are great hosts," opening day of competition at North Currently the air transportation commented Allen, "and North Beach Beach Tuesday. officer, PATMA, Hickam Air Force provided good waves-up to 15 Photo The first rays of dawn Tuesday by HM -2 Richard A. Egli Base, CINCPAC, Hoy was lauded for feet-for the competition." "HONEST, FELLA, IT WAS ONLY A JOKE!" But Military Policeman, Sergeant found the Scouts on North Beach - his "outstanding leadership The first and second Explorer Pete VanHemel Superman waxing their boards for the meet. wasn't laughing when he booked for trying to leap tall capabilities, exceptional transportation Surfing Conferences were held in 1971 buildings (or, in this case, the Main Gate) in a single bound. "Waves were quite a bit larger Superman, known to knowledge and sound management and 1972 at Barbers Point. than expected," surfer Jeff Rollins his co-workers at the Regimental Aid Station as mild-mannered Hospitalman Chief principles." "Hopefully," he added, "we'll be back a traditional commented, "because of the heavy Robert "Boxie" Scharipo, was undergoing Navy initiation rite upon his at K-Bay next year for the 4th Annual promotion to chief. complained Scharipo, "the lock-up The improvements made by Hoy surf, paddling out to the take-off areas "But," wasn't on Conference." in the operation and management of was the hardest Superman's flight plan." part of the transportation systems for Southeast competition." Asia vastly increased the efficiency of Judging was based on style, form both air and surface support to United and length of ride by Strauch and `I'm probably the only Marine who survived' States and Free World Forces. members of the Oahu Department of His keen ability to relate the Parks and Recreation. (Continued from Page 1) Army Staff Sergeant Dennis The camp's location made life overall mission with an objective "The Explorers are the upper men, tried three very interesting and the approach to daily requirements, along HOY division of Boy and Girl Scouting," artillery on their position. Shrapnel Thompson, who to escape for Ridgeway provided Ridgeway with other prisoners of the camp. On one explained Noel Allen, director of the rained over the area. One leg of times, were railroad tracks, a good target Oahu Explorer Aloha Council. "They Ridgeway's companion was broken courage and help to keep going side At Camp Smith the long, dark days. for an American air attack. Behind the are young men and women between when hit by a piece of artillery through Eventually the prisoners reached base was an air strip, busy with MIG the ages of 14 and 20. When they shrapnel. Then a piece tore into back. Again, Hanoi. Some called it Plantation activity and protected by surface to air become Explorers, they have a chance Ridgeway's his buddy was This time in the head. can't Gardens. Other called it the Citadel. missiles. New Jobs Mean New Hats to pick a special interest field and hit. "I stop the bleeding," he spoke to But it was just one more prison camp CAMP SMITH Several hats Woodburn will move in as the provost work at it. Everything from police On March 4, 1973, Ridgeway - Ridgeway. "It hit me in the temple." on the long road home for Sgt. will change here this month. marshal, science to auto mechanics is involved." had the biggest surprise of his entire "Hold it with your finger," were Ridgeway. Scheduled to change jobs are six Special Services Officer, Captain But for the 164 participants in captivity. As he stood on the the only words Ridgeway could tell his "The officers and higher-ranking officers and a staff NCO. J.M. McEvitt III, will assume the the Conference, water isn't just a courtyard of the camp, one of the friend. non-commissioned officers were duties as the assistant S-2/S-3 officer hobby-it's a home-away-from-home. North Vietnamese camp officials "I am but it won't stop bleeding. usually kept in solitary," he Major John Butler, S-3, will and First Lieutenant John E. Drury "Skin diving, water skiing and surfing brought news to him that he had been I'm going to bleed to death," were the commented. Everyone else had their become the commanding officer of will shake his assistant maintenance are the three main water sports the declared killed in action during the last words heard by Ridgeway before turns just the same, Ridgeway Headquarters Company and Captain officer duties and take McEvitt's job at Explorers enjoy most," Allen pointed battle in 1968. At first the sergeant he drifted into unconsciousness. included. Thomas Miller will step down to the Special Services. out. simply would not believe the man. When Ridgeway looked up to see "When they found out about executive officer spot. Gunnery Sergeant R.D. Hungate, the prison official "After taking a poll, surfing the man pulling at his wristwatch, an escape we had planned, everyone But when Camp Maintenance assistant inspector, brought a copy of an American proved to be the most popular water death almost struck again. "I thought was placed in solitary at different Captain Richard D. Barba, will don the hat of Camp safety and said magazine, with an article and sport among this bunch," Allen he was going to shoot me so I put my times. I spent five months in a single provost marshal, will become the new fire prevention officer. Ridgeway's grave and and, smiling, added: "but I guess that's head down," he said. Shouting to his room, with only a bed and two photographs of S-3/S-2 officer and Captain Lance P. All hats will switch April 30. Texan had no obvious, isn't it?" comrades, the enemy soldier pointed buckets." family, the young us During their stay their host, the his weapon at the head of the choice but to believe him. "None of Air Station, provided lodging in wounded Marine. Ridgeway's only A chain of command was set up ever really thought anything like that Barracks 1032 and bused the young thought was of one of the bullets at the Citadel. Air Force Colonel could really happen to us." grave," slamming into his body, and how it Theodore Guy was the senior officer "I'm going to visit the at the camp, and provided his said Ridgeway. "I have pretty good Systems Management would hurt. The round was not fired. "While we were prisoners, some leadership. Those who were ,reason to believe that the best friend of us thought about the possibility of "trouble-makers" for the captors, were had in South Vietnam is buried there." Courses Begin May 1 us already being declared dead and placed away from the rest of the what would happen," said Ridgeway, prisoners. Usually, the rest of the men Sgt. Ridgeway said that the K-BAY - Two Systems "but none of us thought it could really were grouped in 10 to 20-man grOups 'reason he did not break during his Management courses will be offered happen to us." according to their rank, captivity was because of the way he honor his here by the University of Southern The first prison amounted to a For Ridgeway, the phy'sical was raised to love and California beginning May 7. simple hole where the Marine was beatings were few. Because of his'age, 'country. He credited his Marine Corps Registration for the classes - thrown in and guarded. Interrogation younger than the other prisoners, the training and his American heritage for honor Deterministic Models in Decision halted when Ridgeway told the soldier Communists tried to persuade hint by his ability to uphold its a POW. Making and Management of that he would answer no more than his using other prisoners as examples. If a ' throughout his five years as Information Systems - will be held at name, rank, and serial number, In time man was more cooperative than He summed it up in one up to our the Joint Education Center April 30, to come, Ridgeway looked back at this others, the Communists would say, sentence, saying, "Living the Fidelis, is what kept May 1 and 2 from 9-11 a.in. and from period as the best of all. The guards "Follow actions of this man. He is motto, Semper a I was going." 1.3 p.m. were there but they treated him like a good prisoners." He never did, the POWs with The two-year program leads to a prisoner. The food was poor, but it master's degree in Systems was enough to fill him. Management and was created by the The Marine's wounds soon Burlem Receives Medal, Retires University to satisfy a newly-generated became infected under the bandages K-BAY - Gunnery Sergeant active service during ceremonies need for the systems approach to haphazardly applied by his captors, Ernest F. Burlem Jr., I st Battalion 3rd Tuesday. administrative management. But he was made to keep moving, until Marines, received the Meritorious Lieutenant Colonel Laurence R. Tuition costs for classes D11010 by LCDI. Ed Buchanan the to at one time, he could go no more. Service Medal and was transferred to Gaboury, battalion commander, made start May 7 is $246 and can be funded CLEAN UP Members of Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-262 clean up sand "I just sat down and when they the IMF Reserve after 20 years of the presentation. - entirely after a 12 water main broke in Hangar 101 last week. They are from through the Veterans made gestures, telling me to get up and Serving as Bravo Company and debris -inch Administration or left: Sergeant Balestracci, Lance Corporal James Hawkins and Corporal in part by Tuition keep moving, I just told them no. I gunnery sergeant since February, Antonio Assistance . Russell Bierdtedt, The flood destroyed or water-soaked all paperwork in the office. could go no more," said Ridgeway, 1972, Burlem expanded his unit's the water main broke because it couldn't stand the For more information, stop by "They looked at each other and must training programs to conform with According to Public Works, or call the Joint Education old age. Center at have decided it was time for a rest new Marine Corps requirements. He strain of 257-2061. anyway." also established a reliable supply The next camp was designed system and a program to improve Library Hours Change specifically for prisoners. His room living and working areas. amounted to a simple cave carved into A major achievement was his K-BAY - The Kaneohe Station the side of a mountain. Bars created role in molding the company into a Library has changed its hours. the only opening in or out. As far as well-disciplined unit which helped to Effective immediately, the library will he could estimate, he was the only achieve 100 per cent annual rifle be open: American in the camp. requalification and win last year's TO. Monday & Tuesday 1 1:30 a.m.-9 p.m. The next camp enabled the Marine Corps rifle squad competition Wednesday, Thursday Marine to at least see and talk for in Quantico, Va. and Friday: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. seconds to other captured American Elution} is a mitive of Hawaii and Saturday: 9:30 At least a.m.-5:30 p.m. soldiers. now, he knew he was resides in Kailua with his wife and two Sunday: I p.m.-5:30 p.m. not alone in his plight. One of these children.