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OCT 21 1966

ARWIts&LIBRARti O /70 filetord , Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii Oct. 7, 1966 Art Entries Four Brigade Marines Due Thursday Receive Decorations Active duty, retired, reserve and military de- Two Bronze Star Med- charge of Air Support Ra- pendents over 17-years of als, an Air Medal and the dar Team B in Vietnam. age, have until 9 p.m. Navy Commendation The Lieutenant was Thursday to submit en- Medal were presented to commended for his "out- tries in the Fifth Annual four MACS men Friday standing professionalism Armed Forces Art Show. during informal cere- and resourcefulness in monies at Brigade head- planning and preparing Entries must be taken quarters. organization and equip- to Pearl Harbor's Bldg. Sergeant D.V. Duvall, ment for the first Mo- 347 from 9:30 a.m. until First Lieutenant F. A. bile Direct Air Support 9 p.m. on that date only. Finzio and Captains Kurt Center in support of MACSmen DECORATED -- Col. D.H. Stapp, Brigade CO, Operation Piranha. The show, to be staged presents Mason and T.H. Wold, decorations to (kr): Sgt. D.V. Duvall, Copts. Captain Mason on the street level lanai F.A. Finizio, Kurt Mason and T.H. Wold. received decorations was area at Ala Moana Shop- from Colonel D. H. Stapp, awarded a Star in lieu of ping Center Oct. 23 Brigade CO, for their ac- his 16th Air Medal for through Nov. 5, offers Corps' Youngest Captain tions while serving with meritorious achievement Savings Bond Prizes and units in the Republic of in aerial flight as a pi- will be in four categor- Vietnam. lot with H&MS-16 from 1966. ies: oil paintings; pastels, Stationed Here At K-Bay A gold star in lieu of July 3-21, The ci- tation commended the water colors, drawings his , second Bronze Star and prints; mixed media, Youngest captain in camp at Parris Island, Medal was awardea to Sgt. captain for contributing including collage, stain- the Corps! At least that's S.C., and infantry train- Duvall for his action last materially to the success of ed glass and mosaics; and the distinction held by ing at Camp Lejeune, N. June 23 while heading a his squadron and for non-functional sculpture Marine Capt. David B. C., before being assign- fire team from H&S Co. his courage and devotion in any media. Damrosch until the next ed to the President's Hon- 2/9. The team's mission to duty in the face of promotion go-around. hazardous flying condi- No fee re- or Guard in Washington. was to reestablish com- entry is A tions. a jet pilot and legal The spit - and -polish munications from the quired, however, lima The Navy Commend- of two officer with the Brigade's job lasted only six command post, however, entries, regardless and Main- ation Medal was pinned of category, may be sub- Headquarters months, because, before Duvall and a member of tenance Squadron, MCAS had on Capt. Wold for his mitted by an individual. that, Damrosch ap- his team were wounded Kaneohe, Captain Dam- plied for flight training when a Viet Cong mine meritorious service with No work will be ac- rosch is closing in on under the MARCAD pro- was detonated. Immed- Direct Air Support Cen- cepted unless suitably and hiss twenty-third birthday. gram and was accepted iately after. the mine blast ter with Marine Air Sup- sturdily framed for hang- He was born on the eve in May, 1962. the team began receiv- port Squadron Two from ing, complete with wire of Marine landing on After 18 months at ing VC sniper fire. May, 1965, until June, and screw eyes. Bougainville, Oct. 30, NAS Pensacola, Fla., 1966. 1943. Damrosch emerged with The Bronze Star Med- He was lauded for his Drawings, watercol- al was also presented to ors and prints must be From South Bend, his wings, a commission exemplary performance Pic- Ind., he traveled east to and a wife, the former Lieutenant Finzio for as officer-in-charge of framed with glass. meritorious achievement the squadron's support tures, including frames, Watertown, Conn., grad- Shirley Young of that city. uating from South Hun- A stop at Kingsville, while serving from May, center. mut not exceed four- 1965, until last June as feet, six-inches in either terdon Regional High Texas, preceded the School there and enli sting couple's move to Hawaii Air Support Control Of- direction and no wet ficer and officer - in Retamp 1111 Officer paintings will be accept- in the Marine Corps at in February, 1964. ed. Stands will be pro- Trenton, N.J., in August, vided for sculpture. 1961 when he was 17. Retention Policies He completed boot Reserve officers Artists submitting within one year of com- work are requested to Opportunities hist pleting initial obligated indicate sales price if service may request re- works is for sale, how- tention on extended ac- ever, prospective buyers For illoernment Jobs tive duty or Standard will be referred to the Marines are eligible Written Agreement for artist concerned. to apply for the Presi- two years. Such officers Named to judge the ident's White Hour Fel- automatically enter Car- show are Ben Norris, lows Program. eer Reserve status. professor of art at the Selection, based on in- Reserve officers now University of Hawaii, telligence, character, under SWAG or EAD Juanita J. Vitousek and ability and future prom- which will carry them Ken Shutt. ise, gives rising leaders beyond obligated service a year of "first-hand, plus two years mist, if ATTENTION high - level experience" they desire, request un- working with government limited active duty orders Contrary to some leaders. during the year preceding opinion in the new hous- College graduates be- expiration of their cur- ing area, the red box on tween 23 and 36 who are rent status. Failure to retaining wall for each citizens may inquire or request or accept will re- quarters complex is not a request application sult in voluntary release fire alarm system. blanks from Director, to inactive duty. It is the electrical cut- Commission on White Further information, for the attached House Fellows, The White advice and instruction is off switch LINEAL LIST -- Captain D.B. Damrosch units. Boxes will be paint- House, Washington, D.C. CHECKING available at all squadron ed blue in the near future. 20500. makes sure he is the youngest captain. offices. 2 Windward Marine -EDITORIAL

Your Own 'Horn of Plenty'

WHEN the Veteran's Readjustment Benefits Act of 1966, more familiary known as the Cold War GI Bill, NOTICE 1965 ISUZU BELELLE, 4 door hard hots, one with face bubble; sedan, diesel engine, $1650. DWH tools. '64 model 7880 miles must was emphasis was given to the educational IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATION passed, much 72483. sell, asking $400. DWI-I 72877, ORDER 5720. 4, ALL REQUESTS benefits it provided. 1964 CHEVELLE "Malibu" Super AWH 252-722. FOR ADS MUST BE SUBMITTED This emphasis is quite proper. The educational provi- Sport. Midnight blue, w/white wall Girl Scout UNIFORM, ON A WEEKLY BASIS, size 12, belt sions of the bill are available to all servicemen with 2 years' active UNLESS AN tires, push-button radio, heater, ADDITIONAL RERUN tie and socks- Child's Singer Sew- duty and to veterans with service after Jan. 31, 1955. Hence these IS RE- seat belts, floor mats, floor mount- by the most people. QUESTED ON THE ORIGINAL RE- ing machine, practically new; Do benefits are ones which probably will be enjoyed ed automatic transmission, 220 h.p. many provisions in the bill-benefits that QUEST. Not Call After 6 p.m. 252-414. However, there are other w/ four barrel carb. Beautiful cond- OFFICERS UNIFORMS. Eve and DWH 73550, AWH FOR SALE ition. 252-546. mess dress, winter and summer, all 1965 CHEVELLE station wagon, accessories incl. sword I am 6'2" 6 standard transmission. $2200 1962 RENAULT, $500. DWH 72903 cyl. 190 lbs. Will sell items separately DWH 72926, AWH 252-344. 1961 RAMBLER American Station or all together. DWH 72154. AWH Wagon. Automatis Transmission TELEVISION - Sylvania 19" port- 253-061. radio, excellent running condition. able w/stand. PIANA Howard CANNONET 35mm CAMERA with Available 25 October. $700 AWH (Baldwin) Excellent condition. Has flash attachment $50. 16mm 252-143. heater and 50 month guarantee. MINOLTA with filters $25. Anytime 1960 BUICK Invicta Convertible Black color, stool. DWH 73550, 253-317. Power steering and brakes, auto- AWH 252 -546. GE PORTABLE STEREO, Garrard matic transmission, excellent mech- BRAND NEW 1966 TRIUMPH TR-4A turntable, AM, FM radio. Anytime anical condition. Best Offer. Any- never been driven. Red with black 252- 304. time. 252-455. interior. Radio, heater/defroster, NEW CAR TOP Luggage RACK 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, blue, WSW, independent rear suspension, wire with vinyl cover. DWH 72892, Any- radio, 37,000 miles, excellent wheels, Tonneau cover. $3100 Any- time 253-932. tires. $850. DWH 73234, AWH 253- time 252-271. Roll-a-way BED with Simmons 689. 1964 HONDA 305cc. Dream with mattress, 30"X72", like new, $25. 1960 STUDEBAKER Lath Convert. saddle bags and luggage carrier. Anytime 252-069. ible. Brand new top, new tires, in- DWH Sgt. Perkins, 73532, anytime REEL TYPE POWER LAWN MOW- terior like new, rebuilt engine. Call 1966 YAMAHA 125cc. 4 months old ER: needs work, $4. Anytime INCREASED FARM LDANS 73132 or 72144 and make an offer. 900 miles, $375. Anytime 252-271. 253-223. Ask Cpl. Stevens, if not there "HONDA 305 SUPER HAWK". CABINET GERMAN STEREO AM- A Mg 7P/a *op please leave a number. New scrambler pipes and paint, 2 FM radio excellent condition. 3 years new. $175 AWN 252-944. many servicemen could well use but might let slip by because they aren't aware of them. 1962 HONDA 50cc DWH 747-552 One other benefit that is available, right now, to active duty per- I CHAPLAIN'S CORNER I sonnel, is the home and farm loan provision-a mighty important By she been able to FOUND benefit for servicemen seeking a home in this day of high mortgage Chaplain W. J. Brown nor has generally "tight" money. rise above the pettiness rates and This week we are hon- GIRLS CLASS RING in swimming Most of the other benefits are primarily aimed at veterans but it of gossip. pool and spinning rod and reel near pay the serviceman on active duty to be checked out on them will oring the Battalion in our living of fish ponds. Owners may claim them now. when his time in service is over, he will be fully equipped The close Then, While from Lt. Ritter at 722 78. to take advantage of all the benefits he has earned. worship services. barracks, base housing Among the other benefits are Job Counseling and Job Placement: thinking about the 5th Ma- or small town provide the Federal Employment Preference, VA medical care, Burial Flags, and rine Division. I noticed a WANTED important changes to the Soldier's and Sailor's Civil Relief Act. opportunity for victimiz- Details on each of these benefits are available through educational picture of the raising of ing or being victim of channels at your place of duty or through the VA. Find out about the flag on Iwo Jima. The ROTARY TYPE POWER MOWER, them now. (AFNB) mindless and cruel gos- Real cheap. Anytime 253-223. picture was actually taken sip. Rising above such USED WASHING MACHINE wanted in Washington D.C. where circumstances is pos- cheap. Anytime 253-651. this historic event is re- sible. Certainly if a de- membered in a rather feated nation can rise SERVICES huge statue. Miniatures of PMO of SEAMSTRESS, al- demonstration. above the humiliation EXPERIENCED Fire Prevention Week rescue this statue are now being teration. will be observed through- Smoky the bear defeat, we too as indivi- Coll for information circulated and sold in the duals can find the capa- 253-651. out the nation from Oct. Sparky the fire dog and WILL DO SEWING, very reasonable United States as paper city for living beyondpet- 9-15. Mr. I.M. Careless will weights, decorations or Anytime 253-688. be to tiness. The flag on Mount WILL DO IRONING in my home. During this week all cn hand present what have you. The most hangers Americans are especially skits for the children at Suribachi has two sides, Must supply and own interesting aspect of both of which demonstrate starch. (approx. 30 pieces for $3). asked to do all they can Old Mokapu School Satur- No utilities. Anytime 266.112. these miniatures is that the nobility of man. to prevent fires and to day morning, Oct. 14. Sta- they are made in Japan. IRONING done at home, on base, eliminate the possible tion fire trucks will also This valor is victory Anytime 253-727. At first it is a little and the possibility of a BABYSITTING in my home. Special chance of a tragic loss be on display. rates for working mothers. Anytime shocking and perhaps a dignified and forgiving of life or property oc- Fire prevention is an little offensive that a 254-064. curing in their home. all hands job. Do not leave defeat. Each of us have WILL BABYSIT for working and symbol of our victory which shopping mothers in my home, days In observance of Fire matches within the reach the same two sides should be manufactured is our dignity as men. only. Full or port time, fenced Prevention Week on the of children, overload yards, wonderful playmates, free by the enemy which we de- "Man's Search For island of Oahu and here sockets with electrical feated, but upon reflection meals and reasonable rotes. Call Happiness" is a film that 252-220 or come to 2401 D Harris Ct.. at the Air Station, the appliances and do not it seems that there has following events are smoke in bed. Let us all will be presented in the BABYSIT your home evening and been added to the military Protestant Chapel Fri- weekends. Anytime 252-998. scheduled to take place: observe Fire Prevention victory fully "WOULD YOU BELIEVE" that we something day, Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. Saturday morning at Week at K-Bay year- as significant. There has clean your government quarters and 10:15 fire fighting r ound. The film will answer stand final inspection? Coll 253-160 equip- been achieved in Japan, the three questions of or 253.339 anytime for appointment ment will be displayed not only a great indus- and estimate. at Ala Moana Park. Divine when came man, why is The trial recovery, but a spi- he here, and where is FREE Marine Corps Band from ritual recovery as well. he gcing? Everyone is FREE port Persian KITTENS. Pearl Harbor will pro- we who Services Frequently, welcome to attend. AWN 256-337. vide entertainment and pride ourselves in being (.7ATHOLIC the Honolulu Fire De- St. Michael's Chapel citizens of a Christian partment will put on a SUNDAY MASS 8, 9:30 and 11 a m Nation and frequently WEEKDAYS I ,nday through Fri members of Churches day 11:30 a m ; Saturday 3:30 p rs grudges for years CONFESSIONS Saturday 4 p rn carry Menu 5 p m and one half hour before over very slight affronts. all Masses NOON MEAL EVENING MEAL For example, in the com- Col, A M Moran Commanding Officer BAPTISMS Saturday 3 p m By TODAY appointment Phone 73138 munity from which I have LtCol. R. W. Cline Executive Officer Sea Food Platter Pork Chops CHILDRENS CHOIR Saturday just come a Mrs. Jones Copt. M. L. Hei gel Informational Services Officer 9:30 a m SUNDAY ADULT CHOIR Tuesday p has refused to speak to LCpI. J. R Ardito Editor Brunch Beef Steaks 7 PROTESTANT Mrs. Smith because of a THE WINDWARD MARINE IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY AND SATURDAY Trinity Chapel FOR THE PERSONNEL OF THE U S MARINE CORPS AIR STATION Brunch Barbecued Chicken report she received over C 0 FPO SAN FRANCISCO. 9662E1 PRINTED BY THE WINDWARD PUBLISHING CO INC KII.,LUA HAWAII. THE WINDWARD MARINE ..UNDAY SCHOOL Sunday 9 a m the back fence from Mrs. IS PUBLISHED WITH MONDAY Mokapu School NON-APPROP,''ATED FUNDS AND CONFORMS Grilled Beef Liver Roast Beef Tellall. Ms's. Jones can't WITH PROVISIONS OF MARINE CORPS ORDER P3501 31 THE VIEWS DIVINE WORSHIP Sunday 10:30 AND OPINIONS am remember now what it EXPRESSED ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE TUESDAY MARINE CORPS THE WINDWARD MARINE 15 PROMULGATED FOR ADULT CHOIR Rehearsal 7 p m Baked Lasagne Roast Fresh Ham was that Mrs. Tellall told INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. AND IN NO WAY SHOULD BE Tuesday her ten years ago but it CONSIDERED DIRECTIVE IN NATURE THE WINDWARD MARINE IS WEDNESDAY HOLY CQKMUNICN First Sunday of A MEMBER OF AND RECEIVES THE SERVICES OF THE ARMED Turkey Sandwiches Swiss Steak month 10:30 a m was very insulting. Mrs. FORCES PRESS SERVICE (AFP5). WEDDING By op BAPTISMS AND Jones has made no at- NO PAIL? ADVERTISING MAY BE ACCEPTED THE INFORMA- pointment THURSDAY tempt to find out what the TION SECTION AND WINDWARD MARINE ARE IN BUILDING 220 Grilled Barbecued Spareribs ALTER GUILD held as announced TELEPHONES: WINDWARD MARINE 72104; ISO 72141 Hamburgers CYF Sunday 6 pm Teen Club. truth of the situation was, BRIGADE APPOINTMENTS TO CAPTAIN

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BARS -- D J Saltarelli CAPTAIN Captain F.H. Kos has bars pin- A E Peters ned on by Col. D.H. Stapp, Brigade CO (1) and Maj. J R Dopler, MACS-2 CO. MACS-2 T.P. Mulkerin

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APPOINTED TO CAPTAIN -- Captain IL, Vogt has new insignias pinned on by wife Barbara and Col. D.H. Stapp, Brigade CO. VMF - 212 F T Bryan

NEW CAPTAIN -- Captain G.K. Minas was appointed to his pre RECEIVES NEW BARS -- Newly appointed Capt. K.A. Blanch has sent rank last week. Wife Diane and Col. D.H. Stapp, Brigade CO new bars pinned on by wife Patricia Ann and Col. D H Stapp, Bri- pin on the new bars. gade CO. H&MS Brigade Headquarters Brigade

D B. Damrosch J.Y. Hoekstra J L Gamer 0 E Howard F R Files Jr. 4 Windward Marine Oct. 7. 1966 New Chaplain Arrives At K -Bay A hospital corpsman, He completed Hospital Chaplain Brown rejoin- who served here ten years Corpsman School in San ed the Navy and was com- ago with Marine Aircraft Diego in June, 1954. missioned a Reserve en- Group 13, returned to K- Ordered to Camp Pen- sign. He was ordered to Bay in a different role Pendleton, Calif., inJuly, temporary active duty in last Thursday for a se- 1954, the corpsman serv- July, 1964, to attend cond tour with the 1st ed a four-month cruise Chaplain's Training Marine Brigade. at Pendleton's Naval Hos- School at New Port, R.I. Navy Chaplain Lt. pital before returning to He holds a BD degree (j.g.) Walter Jay Brown, San Diego to work in their from San Francisco's a former enlisted sailor, psychiatric center until Theological Seminary has been assigned as transferring to K-Bay in where he graduated last chaplain for the Brigade's July, 1956. After com- year. infantry-arm -- the 1st pleting his first Hawaii In February, 1965 he WORTH THE PAIN -- Corporal J.A. Lewis presents Col. Battalion, 27th Marines. tour Lieutenant Brown, was appointed to his pre- D.H. Stapp, Brigade Co, with collection of aerial photo- The chaplain served then a hospitalman se- sent rank. graphs. Although it was the corporal's firs: aerial as- here from July, 1956, un- cond class, was dis- This is the chaplain's signment and he became airsick, local photo experts and til October, 1957, charged and he returned first assignment since rate his work as excellent. worked in the dispen- returning to active duty pppppppppppppc-norPPPPPPPPPPPPPPMTPPPITPPPPITI) records sary's medical last month. PPM. -1:43F PP 31,13PPPP- PP' n131.3:7-P1 'I office and at the depen- PPP 3P pot_armonPl. 313P PP dent clinic. Fires Increase PP' PP 013=riPP. VPP' Chaplain Brown en- Pr dPP 'Pi 313PPPPPP01- )1." .-)PPPP 'P PI tered the Navy in Sep- Station ?pr. )PPP] .43F >PPPPPPPPPAPPPi-. .,PPPPPI .)PP! tember, 1953, and attend- Aboard We have received news of momentous impact. ed recruit training at There has been an Next Monday through Saturday is ZIP Code Week. NRTC, San Diego, Calif. alarming increase of It's even more important than learning that this is fires iii Station quarters Lighthouse Week and the last of the month is Cleaner Corsage Orders according to housing ma- Air Week. nager Mr. Dean Neves. They've got some nerve reminding us that once Accepted Nov. 1 To prevent property upon a time you could write Joe Schmo, Kokomo, damage, injury and death Ohio, and the mail would go through. Now, come Corsages for the Ma- from striking families rain nor snow and no digits, and the postman's rine Corps Birthday Ball and homes, personal con- apt to bounce the missile back over your transom, may be ordered at the trol must be observed at Personally I gave up letter writing, because I Main Exchange Special all times. can't remember my own ZIP let alone those of my Order Department, Bldg. The control of ranges only three friends in Presque Ile, Maine, Columbus, 140, beginning November and other heat producing N. Dak., and Bisbee Ariz. 1. Sales will continue Chaplain W.J. Brown equipment may be within "Whatever happened to old Pot?" they say. "He through Nov. 9. to school. the reach of children. The was almost sane back in B.C." (Before Computeri z- Flowers ordered He graduated from little hand that barely ation). through the department Lewis and Clark College reaches the unattended It happened late one night after a particularly will be available for pick- in Portland, Ore., in 1961. deep fat fryer may no trying day filling my emergency data sheet. up at the Main Exchange In December, 1963, longer be able to caress a I awoke in a cold sweat repeating numbers: Nov. 10. A limited supply doll or dismantle a toy. for credit, banking. club and lodge memberships, of corsages will also be An uncleaned range or ID, library, passport, student activity, insurances on sale at Bldg. 1090 Safety Tips oven might put an end to and phone numbers. on that day. one's career when left 483377. 4391, 370-16-5403, 4C-3756, P579818, may be plac- Orders Parents are reminded unattended. The distrac- 213 458 3, 1213-0153, 1477, 1046, 3195463, ed for small Vanda orchid that children should never tion of a telephone call or flowers, 4999011566, E-54326, 201386, P-990 009 623 00 30. corsages, seven be allowed to stand on a neighborly visit will not 72141, 72142, 72120,or fight! for $1.50: Large Cattleya automobile seats when the be able to replace losses. Orchids in purple or white vehicle is in motion. Any What's in the reflec- Then I screamed. I couldn't remember my birth- for $3. The small Cat- sudden breaking can tion of a mirror today, day and wedding anniversary. The first should be tleya Orchid corsage, cause severe injury even might not necessarily be forgotten, but the latter quirk in my overworked which consist of one flow- if a crash does not occur. seen tomorrow. numeral recall process could mean trouble. er will sell for $1.50. A crash at 15 mph can Remember, accidents Now when people ask why I don't drop a line, Carnations are priced at kill a child who is stand- do not happen, they are I slowly croon a few bars of ZIP-a-dee-do-dah-a-a- $1.50 for three. ing up in an automobile. caused. aaaaaaa.

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LANCERS LAUNCH -- Colonel 0 H Stapp, Brigade CO, checked out in a VMF(AW)-2i2 Crusader last week for fam-1 hop, his first flight in some time in a high-performance jet. Major T F Rochford, Squad- ron Ex0 mct Col. Stapp when he landed. Then the flight line crew took over and rank not withstanding the colonel received the traditional dunking. Oct. 7, 1966 Windward Marine 5 Phantoms Air Attack Pays Off; Romp Over Hickam Sabres, 27E4 Striking through the Bay right back in busi- Kiselicka, Terry Bea- air rather than with the ness as Randall and Ki- sock, Greg Ireland, Dan devastating ground show selicka nailed the Sabre Dufrene and Mike Gas- it displayed a week ear- punter at his own 19. away spent the majority lier, the K-Bay Phan- A five-yard penalty pre- of the afternoon in the tom football team used ceded two carries by Ran- Hickam backfield. The by Jerry Carpenter and dall which put the ball on passes that were thrown, Ron Peoples to subdue the 17 from where were ably covered by Jeff the Hickam Sabres here Peoples hit Salter to make Young, Tom Wilcox, Dave Saturday, 27-0. it 13-0. Austin, Randall, Salter. Quarterback Carpen- The Phantoms struck Peoples and Carpenter. ter, who connected on his again late in the second While the defense kept first three tosses of the quarter, with Peoples do- the Sabres stymied, pen- ball game, gave the K-Bay ing the big damage. He alties kept the offense in eleven its first score, a carried the ball on three the hole. Randall and 33-yard pay-off pitch to of four plays for 39 yards, Peoples appeared to be end Steve Carr. He later setting up Carpenter's running in vain as each 6 - 0 Kiselicka and Carr cooperate for first TD. teamed with his other end, 10-yarder to Kiselicka. good gain they made Jim Kiselicka on a 10- The two defenses seemed nullified by a pen- Available yarder. squared-off the rest of alty. They finally snapped Reduced Tickets People s, throwing the way with K-Bay get- out of it late in the game from the halfback option ting much the better of with Peoples tossing his To View Pro Golf Tourney pattern, hit Dewey Sal- it. The Sabres took to the 44-yarder to Kiselicka. Tickets are still ed for the tourney. Any- ter with a 22-yard TD airways in a vain effort Aside from throwing available at reducedpric- one 20 years of age or toss and also found Ki- to catch up, but a heavy two TD passes, Peoples es for the Hawaiian Open older may contact Capt. selicka all alone on a Phantom rush gave little led the K-Bay ground at- PGA Golf Tournament Banks about those jobs. 44-yard score. or no time to get the tack with 52 yards in 8 which is scheduled to be- K-Bay blew an early ball away. K-Bay's Carr, carries. gin Oct. 24. scoring opportunity af- The tickets must be Bowling ter Carpenter had inter- obtained before Monday REBEL 900 cepted c Hickam pass on from either Capt. H.D. High Game - Bev Hodge, 244; High the first play of the game Series Jerry Gole, 643; High Av- IPO:(t4 oiv Banks or CWO W.B.Long. erage - Bev Hodge, 187; Bowler of and lugged it to the Sabre They may be contact- the Week - Art Fontaine, 213-612. six yard line. In three ed by calling 72607 and TEAM W L GB plays they lost two yards 1st RadBn 1 29 11 73234 respectively. Bi ack sheep 25 15 4 before fullback Kenn Ran- Billy Casper, Gene F-Troop 23 17 6 dall smashed over, only pogo PeKu Littler and Al Geiberger 1st RadBn 2 23 17 6 to have it nullified by a Rejects 17 23 12 are some of the top name 1st Algnico 17 23 12 holding penalty. Randall professionals who will PMR 14 26 15 tried it again from the HRMS 12 28 17 compete. 17, but was stopped 3 The old bufo was a bit more chipper when he The golf-packed week MR. AND MRS. LEAGUE yards short of the goal - hopped down the path to turn in this week's football starts with practice High Average Men, Bill Anderson, and Hickam took 168; Women - Jon Glogowsky, 147; over. selections. Last weekend he came up with 15 winners rounds and a clinic on High Series Men, Dick Lipka, 571; After getting nowhere, and five losers compared to PFC. Mike Tribe's Monday and Tuesday. The Women Shirley Hoekstra, 494; High the Sabres punted and - 12-8. Am Game Men. Swinson, 206; Pro - tourney is Women Cecelia Finn, 189; High Carpenter needed just one That gives the bloated toad one win, one loss and scheduled for Wednesday, Handicap Series - Men, Jim Duffy, play to put K-Bay on the a tie with three opponents so far. Overall he's ahead and they'll be fighting for 638; Women Ann Vaughan, 573; scoreboard. He lofted a High Handicap Game Men, Jim of the pack to date -- 43 correct in 60 tries for a the big money Thursday Hoekstra, 232; Women Zeth De spiral which found Carr, percentage of .701. The opposition combines at 41- through Sunday. Vore, 218. Kiselicka and a lone Hi ck- 60 -- .684. Marshalls are requir- TEAM W L am defender circling un- This weeks guest slot features Cpl. Fearless Rejects 16 8 der it. Carr took it, Ki- SPORT SHORTS Holdouts 16 8 Preisler, lamented ex-sports ed, in his last official Hits and Mrs. 15 9 selicka nailed the defend- duty for the Windy. In 1965 no National League Jokers 13 11 er and the Phantoms had hatter hit more than two grand Waxers 13 11 The Fearless one's background includes two years slam home runs. Who? M' sme Nuts 13 11 the lead. Peoples' plunge on the bench for the Oconomowok Accidents, one ANSWER Mac Two 102 1314 made it 7-0. tplea tops pwai iwnp!t!pu! alp year as a cheerleader in junior high, a handshake oho Whaley Rollers 10 14 A low, fourth - down plugs psnits 13,wp4diap81!9d Uncallerj 4 714 1614 with Milt Bruhn and an end-zone seat at a Packer- puw Ua81a1S a!ipAt s,tinnysIltd 1A pass from center put K- Bear exhibition game in 1962. Fearless, who fielded at .667 last year, differs

.77.. from the local expert on five picks. The poloka says: "He from Milwaukee but he don't know. Da pineapple kine at state pow dose MeechiganI" GAMES FEARLESS POLOKA Hawaii at Air Force Air Force Air Force Clem son Ala. Ala, Ala. Bay. Ark. Bay Ark. Army N.D. N.D. N.D. Duke Md. Duke Duke Fla. Fla. St. Fla. Fla. Tenn. Ga. Tk. Ga. Tk. Tenn. Miss. Geo. Miss. Miss. OSU Ill. Ill. OSU Ia. Pur. Pur. Pur. TA&M LSU LSU LSU Mich. MSU MSU Nw. Ore. St. Ore. St. Ore. St. Okla. Tex. Tex. Tex. Orc. Stan. Stan. Stan. Wash. USC USC USC Navy Syra. Syra. Syra. UCLA Rice UCLA UCLA Okla. St. Colo. Colo. Colo. Rams Lions Rams Rams 7 - 0 Ron Peoples plunges for extra point. Colts Bears Bears Colts 6 Windward Marine Oct. 7, 1966 Intramural Football Standings

TEAM W L TP OP lstRadBn 5 1 56 36 Operations 3 2 38 19 1/27 5 1 87 69 1st Anglico 4 1 46 21 MACS-2 3 2 45 .29 HqCo--Brigade 2 4 37 47 Data Processing 2 3 67 88 H&HS/Disbursing 1 3 18 33 VMF-212 1 4 13 42 Transportation 0 5 0 30 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

1/27 36, Data Processing 28 1st Anglico 6, Transportation 0 1/27 6, Transportation 0 MACS-2 13, H&HS/Disbursing 0 1st RadBn 16, HqCo--Brigade 12 Data Processing 12, VMF-212 6 1st Anglico 14, Operations 8

NEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE THERE IS A RIGHT AND WRONG WAY -- Pro Hall of Fame Bowler Buzz Fazio demon- strates to Bob Lafon (1) and Coral Swinson the correct way to follow-through. Data Processing vs 1st RadBn VMF-212 vs Transportation MACS-2 vs Operations Entry Deadline: Oct. 18 Corps Clips HqCo--Brigade vs H&HS/Disbursing 1st Anglico vs 1/27 Island, 1st RadBn vs Transportation BOOT, Parris H&HS/Disbursing K-Bay Women's Open S.C. -- Capt. N.H. Arosz vs Data Processing Jr. receives Navy Cross. Golf Tournament JET STREAM, Beaufort, S.C. -- VMA-324 stops in Oct. 20 - 21 Italy during Med Cruise. .Handicap to 36 Strokes 36-Hole Medal Play... GLOBE, Camp Lejeune, Entry Fee: $10 N.C. -- 1/2 departs for Gitmo deployment. K-BAY SPORT SHORTS THE STANDARD BEAR- ER, Garden City, N.Y. -- 6th Comm. Bn. band The Termites will Smith H&S at Bordelon builds up. play two games with Pearl Field, Camp Smith, be- Harbor Saturday begin- ginning 7:45 p.m. Oct. CHEVRON, San Diego, ning at 10 a.m. The Pee 11. Calif., -- California Gov. Wees will play the Hick- Edmund G. Brown breaks am Colts at 2 p.m., and The K-Bay Panthers ground for new UCSD immediately thereafter stomped Pearl Harbor science building on old the Bantams will play the last Saturday by a 34-7 Camp Matthews site. Hickam Hustlers. score. The Panthers will take on the Pearl Harbor QU ANTIC° SENTRY, K-Bay's H&HS - Dis- "B" team tomorrow at Quantico, Va. -- MC Edu- bursing intramural foot- the field adjacent to Sta- cational Center marks EXPERIENCE TALKS -- Buzz Fazio explains the impor- ball team will play Camp tion training Bldg. 267. 16th anniversary. tance of a smooth approich and timing to Bob Procopio.

LONG SERVICE -- Lieutenant N.H. Harper, Assistant Public Works FIRST PROMOTIONS -- Captain T M Sioari, 1 %27 Co. "C" CO con- Officer, presents a Certificate of Appreciation to Mr. Kaiss K. Fiatoa, gratulates PFC. Al A Rygiel on promotion to present rank. Also pro- Carpenter, upon his retirement after 30 years of Federal service. Fiat- moted to PFC. were (1-r) J F Crook, C.L. Phillips, L.S. Murphy and oa started his career in American Samoa and later returned there twice D.C. Bennett. These were the -first promotions since Co. "C'' of 1'27 for duty. He served here when it was an NAS during the war. has been activated. Windward Marine 7 0-Wives Welcome Helpers

To Assist Nov. 1 Bazaar By Midge Lucas are now on sale for $1. Only three weeks until The quilt is now being the Nov. 1 bazaar. Help- made by 0-Wives.:If you ers are still needed. If wish to purchase a chance you wish to help on any of contact Eddie Riggs. the projects but haven't yet called, please do. Keep in mind that all Chairman Eddie Riggs at this effort is for the be- 252-550 will be glad to nefit of The Armed For- hear from you. ces Retarded Children's Association. The list of booths and their chairmen are as Ruth Pullen is now follows; bake booth - Judy taking subscriptions for Ray; doll clothes - Ann U.S. Lady Magazine. It McCraw; white elephant - is written for service Fran Keeling; sewing - wives and is pricedreas- Phyllis Boeker; arts and onably at $2 for all 11 crafts - Virginia Holthus; issues. One of the regular and Christmas decora- interesting features in tions - Jan Dopler. coverage of a different military base each month. A candle company is Subscriptions to this ma- also planning a display gazine might be good gift and will be selling ideas. candles. Old jewelry and FASHION SHOW monELs -- Fashion show models that will appear at the Camp Smith fabric remnants are The Honolulu Youth 0-Club 9 p.m. Oct. 15 are (I -r) Pat Furham, Eilene Pierson, Carol Hoffman, Joy Drury needed. If you find any Theatre's next presenta- and Jack Cassedy. around the house, please tion will be a musical, leave them with Janice "Young Abe Lincoln". It will be Konopka at 159 Bancroft. held at Farrington FMFPac CG Speaks At 0Club Wednesday High School, November 5- By Jean Marie A.R. Kier, Deputy Com- afternoon on the lanai. 6, and 12-13. Tickets are Fran Keeling (54023) The officers of K-Bay mander, FMFPac; Start the weekend with needs items for the white now on sale at Suds' Music and will participate in a for- Brigadier General H.G. good friends, good food elephant booth. Almost Center; $1.25 for adults and good drinks. Come to and $.75 for children. mal mess night at the Hutchinson Jr., Asistant anything is acceptable. 0-Club Oct. 11. Official happy hour! Used patterns and old A reminder Chief of Staff, Operations, re- that all guests for this special CINCPAC. cords are examples which those who are taking 0- occasion will be Lieuten- sold well last year. Each Wives-sponsored Our galley will be classes ant General V.H. Krulak, for cleaning on booth will sponsor a raf- are required by closed the Con- Commanding General Monday, Oct. 10, there- fle. Raffle tickets for a stitution to be members FMFPac; Major General Start valuable fore luncheon will not be the weekend with Hawaiian quilt of 0-Wives. served. a blast tonight at the E- Stout Meetings Set; George Lopez Trio Club. Happy hour goes will play for your dining from 4-6 p.m., so drop Theater Billboard Leadership Needed and dancing enjoyment to- by and suck em' up. night. George invites you The Stones Inc. will Storting times - Matinees begin at 1 p.m. .while evening shows begin at 7 p.m. be on hand tonight Ratings - (5) superior; (E) excellent; (VG) very good; (G) good; (F) fair; Junior Girl Scouts, 4- to request your favorite to rock (AV) average. 6 graders, are beginning tunes. Saturday enjoy a in the Ballroom beginning Audience - (A) adult; (Y) youth; (C) children; (UC) unclassified. their troop activities. musical evening with the at 8 p.m. TODAY Troop 156 had its first versatile and talented Tomorrow night the Convict Stage -- AY -- F 95 minutes meeting Saturday. All Harmony Islanders. Join Hawaiian Buckaroos will Western -- Harry Lauter -- Donald Barry meetings will be held Sa- Ray Andrews at the organ provide music entertain- turday mornings at the bar on Sunday evening. ment in the Ballroom Old Mokapu School from Ray has made song sheets from 8 - midnight. SATURDAY 9:30 - 11 a.m. Co-work- and holds sing - a - longs Things are changing in The Train -- AYC E -- 132 minutes ers are Mary X. Farmer each Sunday evening. the dining room as new Ad/Drama - Jeanne Moreau - Burt Lancaster and Mary Cook. This month's mixed hours have been an- Troop 174 will have happy hour will be held nounced. The breakfast brunch has SUNDAY their first meeting Oct. 21 in the tapa room. been dis- Thursday 2:30 3:30 Entertainment will be continued. The new dining Until They Sail AY VG 104 from ------minutes p.m. provided by the Four Mu- room hours for Saturday War Drama Jean Simmons Newman at Old Mokapu -- -- Paul School. Betty Peoples is sic Men. While on the Sunday and holidays are the one volunteer who has subject, our regular hap- noon to 10 p.m. They re- MONDAY accepted the responsibi- py hour will be held this main the same weekdays. The Vikings -- A -- E -- 124 minutes lity of adult leadership. Adventure Drama - Tony Curtis - Kirk Douglas More co-leaders are needed and persons in- RED CROSS RETORTS terested should contact By Dottie Hershey ice Konopka, Ann Mc- TUESDAY troop organizer Jan Col- Mrs. Marvin Rees, Graw, Joann Newton, Laurel & Hardy's Laughing 20's AYC -- lins. Production Group Chair- Dottie Rath, Jeanie Smi- E -- 90 minutes Brownie Girl Scouts man, turned over to Chap- lie, Bonnie Wellman, Comedy -- Laurel & Hardy Troop 89 has meetings ter Headquarters on Fri- Mary Williams, Dolores every Tuesday at the day the 500 red and green Brandbury, Beth Bryan, home of their leader nylon net drawstring Joan Chase, Norma WEDNESDAY Barbara Albertson. Jean Santa Claus bags con- Cronk, Ruth Emerson, Judith -- AY -- G 112 minutes Kiviahe structed by her group. Shirley Holton, Juanita Peter Finch and Troop 234 Drama -- Sophia Loren -- meet at 2:15 p.m. every The bags are now being Lorenz, Ann Merchant, Thursday in the Old Mo- filled with gifts and will Pat Naisbitt, Aileen Pa- kapu School. Troop 505 be forwarded to Vietnam chuta and to the 18 mem- THURSDAY bers of the Mikiola Uni- Carthage In Flames -- A -- G 95 minutes has Saturday morning for distribution at Chri st- Spectacle Drama - Anne Heywood - Hose Suarez meetings at Virginia mas time. Particular versity Extension Club. Williams' house. thanks goes to the fol- Plans to offer a Fed Placement of girls in- lowing who gave their Cross First Aid Course to troops can only be made time and effort: June are now being formed. If by troop organizer Jan Rees, Carol Lacey, you are interested in at- Collins, 2100- B Elrod Jeanne Hastings, Rose tending please phone Dr. House, Sandy Koch, Jan- 72535 or 72606. 8 Windward Marine Oct. 7, 1966

CAPTAIN BARS -- Capt. R.P. Toettcher, 1st Anglico foreword air con- troller, receives new insignia from LtCol. O.J. Morel, Company Comman- der, with an assist from wife Edna. NEW CAPTAIN -- Capt. G.E. Peil has bars pinned on by LtCol. O.J. Morel, 1st Anglico CO (1) and Maj. R.E. Romine, Company ExO.

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